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2004 Selection
Criteria
Olympic
Games - Athens, Greece 24 - 31 August 
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Men |
Women |
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Event |
IAAF A
Standard |
IAAF B
Standard |
Event |
IAAF A
Standard |
IAAF B
Standard |
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110H |
13.55 |
13.72 |
100H |
12.96 |
13.11 |
| 400H |
49.20 |
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400H |
55.60 |
56.25 |
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The Team will be selected
in two waves - on Monday 12th July following
the Olympic Trials, and finalised on Monday
19th July.
- The first two Great Britain & Northern
Ireland eligible athletes in each trial event
[except marathon, walks, long endurance and
combined events] will be awarded a place in
the Olympic Games Team porvided they have
: [a] achieved the IOC/IAAF 'A' standard during
the 2004 season. [b] in the men's sprint events,
have achieved the specified UKA standards
- If an athlete qualifies for more than one
individual event the selectors, after discussion
with the athlete and coach, have the right
to either endorse the selection or select
the athlete in one event.
- The UK Athletics qualifying period in which
the IOC/IAAF A & B standards should be
achieved is from 1st January 2004. 2003 Qualifying
marks will only be accepted [with BOA permission]
where it can be justified that there wasa
valid reason for not recording the standard
in 2004.
- Current form will be an important part of
the selection criteria as are performances
at the Olympic Trials [10/11th July]
- Athletes must compete in the Trials in the
event for which they wish to be considered
for selection [except marathon, walks, long
endurance and combined events]
- At the selection meeting [12th July] automatic
selections will be confirmed. Any remaining
vacant positions can be filled providing that:
[a] the relevant 'A' standard has been achieved,
or [b] in the events where no athlete has
been selected with the 'A' standard, athletes
with the IOC/IAAF 'B' standard may
be added to the team. UKA will have to make
a special case to the BOA for an athlete who
achieves the IOA/IAAF 'B' standard. N.B. Only
one athlete with the 'B' standard can be selected
in each event, - in order to select two or
more athletes for an event all athletes must
have the 'A' standard.
- After the initial selection any remaining
vacant places can be filled upto 19th July
- A special case can be made by UKA to the
BOA for an individually named athlete who,
in exceptional circumstances, has failed to
achieve the Olympic Qualifying Standard by
19th July to have a further extension up until
the IAAF deadline of 9th August 2004. The
BOA will judge each case on its merits and
must be based on a potential
medal winning performanceand substantial
mitagating circumsatnces concerning their
failure to achieve the OQS in the agreed timeframe.
- The selection panel reserves the right to
make value judgements on situations which
it considers to be exceptional circumstances
within the reference framework and the spirit
of the general policy.
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PDF Forms for
2004 Winter Clinics now available.
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COLIN
JACKSON
As his career reached its finale, UKHC spoke to
COLIN JACKSON about his advice for the comming generation
of sprint hurdlers
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All Time GB Senior,
U20 and u17 Huldles Lists now Available
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Gary Winckler
Coach to Tonja Buford Bailey, seconfd on All time
400H lists looks at the Biomechanics of Sprint Hurdling
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