Track & Field

Traditional Rules:

In track & field, students will compete individually.

Event options at meets will include:

  •      50m (low ability athletes only)
  •      100m 
  •      200m 
  •      Standing long jump
  •      Shot put 

Athletes wishing to attempt to qualify for the Provincials must register for at least 3 events.

Schools can register as many athletes as they wish.





Advancement to Provincials:

Students attempting to qualify for the Provincial Championships must compete in the following events with two registration options:

·         Shot put

·         Standing long jump

·         50m

·         100m

·         200m 

1. 50m, shot put, long jump. Athletes with limited mobility are invited to register for this option.

2. 100m, 200m, shot put, long jump. Athletes of medium and high ability levels are invited to register for this option.

Athletes of similar ability levels will be placed in divisions prior to the regional qualifier based on the results from the skills assessment test each educator must complete and submit 7 days prior to competition. Athletes will be awarded points based on their placement within an event as follows:

1st Place-10         2nd Place-8            3rd Place-6            

4th Place-4          5th Place-2            6-8th Place-0

Do not Start / Finish = 0 pts

Disqualification = 0 pts

Athletes’ scores in each of their events will be totalled and accumulated points will be divided by the number of events the athlete is entered into, establishing an average point score for the athlete. 

Each regional qualifier will be given a qualifying athlete quota depending on the total number of participants at the meet.  Once athlete quotas have been determined by the Four Corners team, athletes with the highest ranked cumulative score will become the candidates for primary consideration in advancing to Provincial Games. Athletes are qualified pending final endorsement from the Four Corners team and educators at the qualified school.

In the event of a tie, the following criteria will be used:

a.   Most first place finishes at the Regional Qualifier

b.   Most second place finishes at the Regional Qualifier

c.   Most third place finishes at the Regional Qualifier






Unified Rules:

In track & field, both SO athletes and Unified partners will compete as a team.

Event options at meets will include:

  •      50m (SO low ability athletes only)
  •      100m 
  •      200m 
  •      Standing long jump
  •      Shot put 

Athletes wishing to attempt to qualify for the Provincials must register for at least 3 events.

Schools can register as many athletes as they wish, to a maximum of a 1:1 athlete to partner ratio. Additional athletes will be registered for the traditional division







Virtual* (open to all schools whom do not have a physical meet in their local area)

*virtual submissions are due Friday December 2 2016 by 5pm