2015 usatf national junior olympic track & field championships

2015 USATF NATIONAL JUNIOR OLYMPIC TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

July 27 – August 2, 2015

University of North Florida (UNF) - Hodges Stadium Jacksonville, FL

CHAMPIONSHIP INFORMATION

2015 National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championship

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Dear coaches, athletes, and fans: I am extremely honored to welcome you to the University of North Florida, home of the 2014 and 2015 NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field East Preliminary Championships and 2015 USATF Masters and National Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships. On behalf of the USATF Florida Association, I hope you enjoy your visit and the competition. We look forward to hosting you here in beautiful, sunny Jacksonville, Florida. We are committed to making your experience one you will remember for a lifetime and one you will want to experience again and again. Sincerely, Angela D. Harris 2015 USATF Masters/JO Meet Director USATF FL Association Youth Chair [email protected]

WELCOME TO JACKSONVILLE

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The 49th USATF National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships will be held at the University of North Florida (UNF) in Jacksonville, Florida. The USATF Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships is one of the most visible youth athletic development program in the world. Many of today’s Olympic stars began their track and field careers competing in the USATF National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships. Over 8,000 athletes are expected to converge on Jacksonville for the USATF National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships. Entry for this championship is based on athlete performances at Preliminary, Association and Regional levels of the 2015 USATF Junior Olympic Program. Competition takes place in six (6) two-year age divisions, with athletes generally falling between the ages of 7 and 18. With a seating capacity of 12,000, Hodges Stadium is an ideal sporting facility and will prove to be a premier host for this year’s Junior Olympic competition. America’s next generation of track and field stars will be competing throughout the summer and will take center stage at the national championships in Jacksonville. USATF and event host, USATF Florida, hope you will join us in on the excitement! TICKET INFORMATION Forms of Payment: For advance and day of event walkup sales, the following methods of payment are accepted: Cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover. Multi-Session Passes

Daily Admission 7-Day Adults $10 $45 Children Age 6-12 $6 $25 Children Age 5 & under Free --

Coaches with a valid 2015 USA Track & Field membership who complete and pass the Youth Club Criminal Background Check by July 1, 2015 will be provided with complimentary wristbands for admission only. Proper identification must be shown in order to receive the admission wristband, available at packet pick-up. Facility Information Prohibited items include glass bottles, alcohol, grills or portable cooking units, pets/animals and weapons. Turner Stadium and its surrounding campus is a non-smoking area. Coolers - Only personal-sized coolers are permitted within the facility. No coolers larger than 50 quarts will be allowed into the stadium, but will be permitted in the Tent City area (see facility map). Tents - To ensure the safety of spectators and athletes alike, tents are allowed in the designated Tent City area only, and are NOT allowed into the stadium. This includes the stadium seats, bleachers, or walkways. Bus and RV parking is available in designated lots. However, electrical and water connections for RV use are not available. *Only individuals with an appropriate credential will be allowed on the track and infield. This rule will be strictly enforced.* MEET DIRECTOR Angela Harris [email protected]


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ATHLETE ENTRY INFORMATION Entry Information The Junior Olympic program is a progressional series of meets consisting of Preliminary, Association, Regional and National meets. Athletes are required to enter online at the first level of competition, as advancement is based upon performance (i.e., an athlete cannot directly submit an entry form for the Regional competition; he/she must have competed and advanced at the Association meet). Athletes must meet certain eligibility requirements to compete. Qualification dates and locations for your local Association can be found by visiting http://www.usatf.org/groups/Youth/programs/JuniorOlympics/TF.asp

Athlete Event Entry Fee Individual Event $8 Relays $32

Decathlon / Heptathlon $24

Triathlon / Pentathlon $20

Eligibility Requirements

• Only U.S. citizens, aliens living in the United States, and foreign exchange students are eligible to compete in these Championships. See the USATF Rules for more information and exceptions, by visiting usatf.org/About/Competition-Rules.aspx.

• The competition will be conducted in six age divisions as follows:

8 & under born 2007 and later* 13-14 born 2001 and 2002 9-10 born 2005 and 2006 15-16 born 1999 and 2000 11-12 born 2003 and 2004 17-18 born 1997 and 1998**

*Per USATF Competition Rule 300.1 (c), athletes must be at least seven (7) years of age on December 31 of the current year in order to compete in the Youth Athletics or Junior Olympic National Championships.

**Athletes born in 1996 are also eligible if they do not turn 19 on or before 8/02/15.

• A competitor must compete in his/her age division only. There will be no "moving up" in any events,

including relays. Competitors in the 8 & under, 9-10 and 11-12 divisions may compete in a maximum of three events, including relays. Competitors in the 13-14, 15-16, and 17-18 divisions may compete in a maximum of four events, including relays. Combined events are not included in the event count.

• All athletes must be 2015 members of USATF in good standing. USATF memberships may be purchased

online by http://www.usatf.org/Products---Services/Individual-Memberships.aspx or through your local Association Office.

• All clubs must be 2015 USATF member organizations.

• All relay team members must be members of the same club, which must also be registered with the club's

local USATF Association for 2015, and must wear jerseys and shorts of the same color. Qualifying from Association Championships to Regional Championships Per USATF Rule 305.1(d): "An Association is allocated, by agreement with other Associations in its Region, a certain number of athletes and relay teams from the Association level to the Regional level through the Association Championships."

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Qualifying from Regional Championships to National Championships Track and field shall advance five individuals and five relay teams from each Regional to National. These shall be the top five finishers in each event. The combined events shall advance the top two placed individuals and any others who meet a performance standard at the Regional Championship. The performance standard for all events is the average of the 8th place in the last three National Junior Olympic Championships. The host Association shall qualify a like number. All entry into the National Championships must be completed online entries cannot be accepted by any other method. No on-site entries or changes will be allowed. Athletes who compete in the Junior National Championships, World Youth Track and Field Trials, United States Olympic Selection Competition may be entered in the National Junior Olympic meet without having to compete in the Association or Regional meet provided that they meet the Youth Athletics age limits. Acquisition of the waiver and completion of the entry to the National meet must be made prior to the Regional meet via the Regional coordinator.

Combined Event Performance Standards

Age Group Event Standard Age Group Event Standard 9-10 Boys Triathlon 597 9-10 Girls Triathlon 930 11-12 Boys Pentathlon 2041 11-12 Girls Pentathlon 2294 13-14 Boys Pentathlon 2527 13-14 Girls Pentathlon 2709 15-16 Boys Decathlon 4986 15-16 Girls Decathlon 3907 17-18 Men Decathlon 5579 17-18 Women Decathlon 4271

COMPETITION INFORMATION Packet Pick-up Coaches and unattached athletes will be able to pick up their competition numbers and related materials in the University Student Center. 15-minute packet pick-up parking is available in (see venue map). NOTE: If your event is early in the morning, we strongly recommend that you pick up your competition number at least one day in advance of your competition. The meet management will not be held accountable for individuals missing an event due to late packet pick-up or any other reason. There will be a $5.00 charge for replacement of all lost bib numbers.


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Packet Pick-up Schedule

Sunday July 26 12:00 pm-6:00 pm

Monday July 27 7:00 am-7:00 pm

Tuesday July 28 7:00 am-7:00 pm

Wednesday July 29 7:00 am-7:00 pm

Thursday July 30 7:00 am-7:00 pm

Friday July 31 7:00 am-5:00 pm

Saturday August 1 7:00 am-2:00 pm

Sunday August 2 7:00 am-2:00 pm

Opening Ceremony Athletes, coaches, and officials alike are invited to participate in Opening Ceremony on Tuesday, July 28 at 7:00 pm at Hodges Stadium. Athletes, teams, and regional coordinators will assemble on the east side of the facility (in the practice track area) by 6:00 pm. Athletes will assemble by region, so please locate your region’s sign. Following the march around the track, athletes will be guided to their seats for the ceremony. Photographer Unforgettable Moments will be the official meet photographer to take in-competition and awards ceremony photographs. Information on purchasing photographs will be available on-site or on the Unforgettable Moments website following the conclusion of the meet. Merchandise Fine Designs will have unique, specially designed apparel for the JOTF Championships. The merchandise will be available onsite throughout the entire event. Memorabilia will include sweatshirts; long and short sleeve shirts and pants. Event Check-In Athletes must check in at this designated area 45 minutes prior to the event’s scheduled starting time. All athletes will be required to remain in the designated warm-up areas after check-in. Refer to the venue map to locate this area. The check-in and clerking areas are located outside the track at the Northeast corner of the stadium (near the normal start of the 200 meter dash). This location is also outside the Northwest corner of the warm-up track. Three calls will be given by the clerk for each running and field event. Warm-up Area The warm-up track, adjacent to Hodges Stadium and the Tent City area, will be available for athlete use during competition hours. Parents/Coaches will not be allowed to access the final warm-up/check-in location. Implements Meet management will provide batons for the relays and implements for the throwing events (shot, hammer, discus, javelin). Participants must use the implements provided for competition. Personal implements in the throwing events will not be allowed. Javelin The javelin throw will be conducted at the javelin area outside Hodges Stadium.

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SPIKES A maximum of 7mm spike length may be used for all events with the exception of the high jump and javelin. Participants in the high jump and javelin may use spikes up to 9mm in length (pyramid spikes only; no needles or Christmas trees). The maximum spike length allowed for running events and field events is listed below.

• 1/4” pyramid • Christmas tree spikes are not allowed.

*spikes will be available for purchase

Practice Times The competition facilities will be available for evening practice for up to 90 minutes after the last contested event, between the dates of Monday, July 27th to Saturday, August 2nd. Start times for evening practice are contingent upon the last scheduled event of the daily competition. If the daily schedule runs longer than scheduled, coaches and parents understand that they CANNOT use the facility while competition is being held. Meet Management reserves the right to revoke practice facility privileges as they see fit. Coaches and parents are responsible for ensuring that all trash is cleaned up. Starting Heights The starting heights for the high jump and the pole vault are listed in the chart below. Incremental increases shall be 5 cm in the high jump and 15 cm in the pole vault.

High Jump Age Division Metric Imperial Age Division Metric Imperial

9 – 10 Girls 1.00m 3’ 3” 9 – 10 Boys 0.95m 3’ 1” 11 – 12 Girls 1.20m 3’ 11” 11 – 12 Boys 1.20m 3’ 11” 13 – 14 Girls 1.30m 4’ 3” 13 – 14 Boys 1.45m 4’ 9” 15 – 16 Girls 1.40m 4’ 7” 15 – 16 Boys 1.60m 5’ 3” 17 – 18 Women 1.45m 4’ 9” 17 – 18 Men 1.70m 5’ 7”

Pole Vault

Age Division Metric Imperial Age Division Metric Imperial 13 – 14 Girls 1.90m 6’ 3” 13 – 14 Boys 2.35m 7’ 9” 15 – 16 Girls 2.15m 7’ 1” 15 – 16 Boys 3.25m 10’ 8” 17 – 18 Women 2.65m 8’ 8” 17 – 18 Men 3.80m 12’ 6”

Pole Vault Refer to USATF Rule 302.5(n). All competitors must provide their own vaulting poles. Participants in the Pole Vault competition will be weighed; all poles will be inspected for manufacturers’ pole ratings and the maximum top hand hold position as determined by the manufacturer. The competitors’ weights must be at or below


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the manufacturers’ pole ratings. NO EXCEPTIONS. Poles will be impounded at the time of inspection, at the warm-up area for the event. Meet management will not be responsible for any pole that is shipped to or impounded at the meet without a hard protective case. Athletes may ship vaulting poles directly to Hodges Stadium. Shipments should be scheduled to arrive July 12-19, 2015. Contact Ervin Lewis via email ([email protected]) before you send shipments to: University of North Florida Attn: Ervin Lewis Hodges Stadium, Building 46 1 UNF Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32224-2672 The weigh-in and pole inspection room is located under the stands in the southeast corner of the stadium. (See venue map):

Date Times Monday, July 27 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Tuesday, July 28 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

Wednesday, July 29 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

Thursday, July 30 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

Friday, July 31 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

Saturday, August 1 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

Sunday, August 2 7:00 am – 9:00 am

Protests Protests relating to matters that develop during the conduct of the competition must be made to the Protest Referee at once and not later than 30 minutes after a result has been announced. This time period will be strictly enforced. There will be a $100 cash submission fee required to file a protest. This fee will be refunded only if the protest is upheld. Only violations of the 2015 USATF Rules of Competition may be protested. Judgment calls made by meet officials cannot be protested. Protests that do not meet the above criteria will not be accepted. Please note USATF Rule 119. 4 when considering the use of video/photo footage for protests. Coaches Boxes Coaches Boxes (where applicable for the High Jump, Shot Put, Discus, and Javelin) are accessible with Coaches credentials. Awards National Championship Medals and caps will be awarded for first through eighth place in each event.

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Awards Presentations Earning a national medal is an amazing accomplishment! As such, USATF and the organizing committee will recognize all award recipients in a formal ceremony (up to 90 minutes after the conclusion of each event). We encourage athletes, parents and coaches to schedule their return flights to accommodate the ceremonies. Medals will not be distributed in advance of an event ceremony. Instructions for requesting a medal to be mailed will be provided onsite. Lost and Found The lost and found area will be located in the awards Area (see venue map). Medical Services A top-notch medical team from Jacksonville Orthopedic Institute (JOI) and St. Vincents EMS will be on-site to handle medical concerns and injuries. A medical team of volunteers, including medical technicians, paramedics, athletic trainers, physical therapists, nurses, physicians and students will also be available. ADA Accommodations USA Track & Field has specific procedures to be followed by disabled athletes wishing to compete in able-bodied competitions against able-bodied Athletics athletes. Please note that the disabled athlete must first meet the eligibility requirements applicable to the relevant competition, including having achieved the required qualifying standard, if any. The disabled athlete is responsible for initiating the ADA Accommodation Request procedures sufficiently in advance to enable USATF to complete its review and decision-making process prior to the relevant competition. Please see the USATF “Policy & Procedures for Accommodation Requests Pursuant to the American with Disabilities Act” for more information at www.usatf.org. The following Paralympic events will be incorporated into the 2015 USATF Junior Olympics: • Shot Put • Turbo Jav (age limited) • 100m • 800m The events will be contested according to the appropriate age and gender groups. There will be one heat of each event in the following divisions: • Wheelchair • Ambulatory All events will be contested on Saturday. Athletes will receive USATF medals and All-American hats as applicable. The following entry information must be submitted no later than 5:00pm on July 23, 2015. Entries must be submitted in excel format separated as follows: • Name • Gender • Age Group • Event • Wheel Chair or Ambulatory

Entries received after the stated deadline will not be accepted.


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WEATHER In the event of inclement weather or a disaster of any kind, as it is determined by USATF Youth Executive Committee, LOC Security Liaison, University of North Florida Meet Management Officials and/or University of North Florida Police Department personnel, the following plan has been established should it be necessary to evacuate Hodges Stadium Track & Field Complex: All student-athletes/coaches/trainers from the competing institutions will be evacuated through the team entrance gate to their team buses/transportation or through the tunnels into the first level of Hodges Stadium. All meet and championship officials will also be directed to the track administration office or the first level of Hodges Stadium. All fans/patrons will be directed to their vehicles. The University of North Florida will adhere to the Schools Lightning Policy. Lightning and storm activity will be monitored by a web based Telvent/DTN service providing real time cell phone and text message updates to meet management. Portable lightning detectors will also be used in the event of power outage. All applicable policies and procedures will be followed in regards to the suspension/resumption of the meet. Meet management will update all participants and spectators by loudspeaker, internet, and twitter updates. TENTS / TEAM AREAS Tents and team camps are not allowed inside Hodges Stadium. Due to the lack of shade on the warm-up field/ team camp area, it is strongly suggested that teams bring tents. Tent and Umbrella Policy: Tents and team camps are not allowed inside Hodges Stadium. See Map for team camp area (PDF) Umbrellas may not block the view of other patrons. Umbrellas will be allowed. No umbrellas, regardless of size, will be allowed in the seats located in front of the press box. Team coolers (subject to search by security personnel). Items Not Allowed inside the stadium:

• Alcohol • Smoking • Glass or metal containers • Weapons, fireworks, explosives or munitions • Laser pointers • Gum on the track or the infield • Pets • Skates, skateboards or roller blades • Grills or other portable cooking units

Schedule of Events (Subject to change, please visit http://www.usatf.org/Events---Calendar/2015/2015-USATF-National-Junior-Olympic-Track---Field-C/Schedule-of-Events.aspx for the most up-to-date schedule)

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UPDATED SCHEDULE TO INCLUDE PARALYMPIC EVENTS


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Region / Associations -

1. Adirondack, Connecticut, Long Island, Maine, New York, and New England 2. Mid-Atlantic, New Jersey, Niagara, and Three Rivers 3. North Carolina, Potomac Valley, and Virginia 4. Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina 5. Kentucky, Lake Erie, Michigan, Ohio, and West Virginia 6. Alabama, Southern, and Tennessee 7. Illinois and Indiana 8. Dakotas, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Wisconsin 9. Arkansas, Missouri Valley, Oklahoma, and Ozark 10. Arizona, Border, Colorado, New Mexico 11. Montana, Snake River, Utah and Wyoming 12. Gulf, South Texas, Southwestern, and West Texas 13. Alaska, Inland Northwest, Oregon, and Pacific Northwest 14. Central California, and Pacific 15. Hawaii, Nevada, San Diego Imperial, and Southern California 16. National Junior Olympics Championship Host Association (FLORIDA – 2015), the Department of

Defense Dependent Schools (DODDS) Europe and Pacific


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HOUSING

The hotels listed below are available at special rates for the USATF National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships. When booking, please ask for rooms in the USATF JO Championships’ room block to receive these rates.

Hotel Distance to Airport (miles)

Distance to UNF (miles)

Rate

aloft Jacksonville Airport 2 19 $69

Best Western Hotel JTB/Southpoint 20 7 $75

Best Western Southside Hotel & Suites 21 20 $60;$68

Candlewood Suites Southpoint 25 7 $76

Comfort Suites Baymeadows 13 8 $70;$85

Comfort Suites Commonwealth 15 22 $89

Courtyard by Marriott Butler Blvd. 24 7 $119

Courtyard by Marriott Flagler Center 20 12 $99

Courtyard by Marriott Jacksonville Beach Oceanfront 25 11 $169

Courtyard by Marriott Jacksonville I-295/East Beltway 15 7 $99

Crowne Plaza Jacksonville Riverfront 18 12 $99

Embassy Suites Hotel 32 7 $109

Extended Stay America Downtown 17 13 $80

Extended Stay America JTB/Lenoir Ave. 23 7 $70

Extended Stay Deluxe Deerwood Park 30 5 $70

Extended Stay Deluxe Studios Butler Blvd. 23 7 $60

Fairfield Inn & Suites Butler Boulevard 22 8 $99

Fairfield Inn & Suites Jacksonville Beach 28 11 $149

Four Points by Sheraton Jacksonville Baymeadows 20 8 $84

Hampton Inn & Suites – St. John’s Town Center Area 22 6 $115/$120

Hampton Inn & Suites Bartram Park 30 13 $109

Hampton Inn I-295 East & Baymeadows 26 5 $109

Hampton Inn I-95 South 21 7 $79

Hampton Inn Jacksonville Beach/Ponte Vedra 30 9 $99

Hampton Inn Jacksonville Downtown I-95 15 13 $109

Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Jacksonville 25 8 $94/$99

Hilton Garden Inn Jacksonville Downtown/Southbank 20 10 $89

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Jacksonville South I-295 30 13 $89;$99

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Blount Island New Berlin Road

10 12 $83/$93/$103

Holiday Inn I-295 & Baymeadows 30 5 $99

Homewood Suites by Hilton St. Johns Town Center 20 2 $129;$139

Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront 18 11 $99

Jacksonville Airport Hotel 1 22 $99

Jacksonville Marriott 25 7 $99

Microtel by Wyndham at Jacksonville Airport 4 21 $70

Omni Amelia Island 29 34 $144

Omni Jacksonville Hotel 15 11 $150

Radisson Jacksonville Butler Blvd. 22 7 $79

Ramada Conference Center Mandarin 32 15 $69

Ramada Jacksonville/Baymeadows 25 7 $69

Renaissance World Golf Village Resort 40 26 $129

Residence Inn by Marriott Baymeadows 15 8 $94/$139

Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa 37 14 $148-$275

Sheraton Jacksonville 29 4 $129

Wingate by Wyndham Southpoint 32 7 $94

Wyndham Jacksonville Riverwalk 13 14 $89

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TRAVEL

Jacksonville International Airport (JAX), is located 11 miles north of downtown Jacksonville. It is located 15 miles north of University of North Florida’s Hodges Stadium. Jacksonville International Airport 2400 Yankee Clipper Drive Jacksonville, FL 32218 http://www.flyjax.com Pricing estimates for transfer to downtown Baltimore: Shuttle Service - $22 Individual Taxi - $35 Sedan, Limousine or van - $45+ Bus or Light Rail - $160


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Taxi Service Safety Advisory Ignore offers of ground transportation from solicitors inside the terminal building. While these solicitors may look and sound official, they are not authorized to solicit passengers. For ground transportation assistance upon arrival at JAX, please go directly to our Taxi, Limousine and Shared-Ride Booths located on the Lower Level outside Baggage Claim. Taxi, Limousine and Shared-Ride Services Taxi, sedan, van, limousine and shared-ride services are conveniently located on the Lower Level outside Baggage Claim. No reservations are required for arriving passengers. Gator City Taxi (904) 999-9999 Shuttle Service SuperShuttle - 1-800-BlueVan (800-258-3826) Online Reservations - SuperShuttle.com Executive Sedan & SUV Service ExecuCar - 1-800-410-4444 Online Reservations - ExecuCar.com Off-Airport Ground Transportation Providers Passengers may also elect to use off-airport ground transportation providers who are authorized to operate at the Airport on a pre-arranged basis only. Arrangements for Off-Airport Ground Transportation services must be pre-arranged. All authorized Off-Airport Ground Transportation Providers must pick up passengers in our Ground Transportation Area. Off-Airport Ground Transportation Providers picking up in the Hourly Garage or on the public curb is prohibited. For a list of the Off-Airport Ground Transportation Providers currently authorized to operate at the Airport on a pre-arranged basis, click here. Hotel Shuttle Service Check with your hotel for details. Parking Shuttle Service FREE shuttle service to and from the terminal 24/7, approximately every 15 minutes in the Economy Lots and Daily Service Lot. Valet Parking No Reservations Required! Simply drop off your car at the Valet Parking booth located curbside on the Departure Level. Look for the Valet signs. For more information, call Standard Parking at 904-741-3900.

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DIRECTIONS

From the Jacksonville International Airport

• Head south on Dixie Clipper Drive toward Thomas Imeson Ave • Slight right to turn right on Intl. Airport Blvd • Continue on Intl. Airport Blvd to I-295 • Turn left onto I-295 Eastern Beltway toward Blount Island/Jax Beaches • Take the Beach Boulevard exit 51 • Turn left on Beach Boulevard • Take right on Central Parkway • Take left at University of North Florida campus entrance

From the North via I-95

• Take Exit 362A to merge onto I-295 Eastern Beltway toward Blount Island/Jax Beaches • Take the Beach Boulevard exit 51 • Turn left on Beach Boulevard • Turn right on Central Parkway • Turn left at University of North Florida campus entrance

From the West via I-75, I-10, I-77

• Take I-10 to I-95 S toward Jax Beaches/Daytona Beach • Take exit 344 for Fl-202 E (Butler Blvd) • Turn left at Fl-202 E (Butler Blvd) • Take the exit onto I-295 North toward Airport • In 2 miles, Take the Beach Boulevard exit 51 • Turn right on Beach Boulevard • Proceed straight through the traffic light • Turn right on Central Parkway • Turn left at University of North Florida campus entrance

From the South via I-95, I-4

• From I-95, take exit 337 onto I-295 Eastern Beltway. • Go approximately 13 miles to Beach Boulevard, exit 51 • Turn right on Beach Boulevard • Proceed straight through the traffic light • Turn right on Central Parkway • Turn left at University of North Florida campus entrance

PARKING

• Team and spectator parking will be available in Lot 18, which is just to the north of the stadium. There

will be no charge for spectator parking.

• Officials, media, and NCAA Staff parking will be available in Lot 5, which is located south of the stadium near the tennis courts.

• Disability parking is available in the South East location of lot 18.


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