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2019

OFFICIAL PROGRAM

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THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS:

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GENERAL INFORMATIONAPPAREL / MEDAL ENGRAVINGGames of Texas apparel will be on sale during the Opening Ceremonies, Track & Field and Swimming events. Medal engravers will be located at Track & Field, Swimming and Opening Ceremonies. See event information pages for dates and locations.

ADMISSIONAdmission is free to all events except for Boxing, Track & Field and Swimming. Credit accepted only at swimming. ATM machines will not be on-site at Track & Field. Ages 2 and under are free. Refunds/exchanges will not be granted for any reason.

ANIMALSTrained guide dogs or service animals assisting guests with disabilities are permitted inside the facilities. All other animals are NOT prohibited.

EVENT RESULTSLive Track & Field, Swimming and Tennis results can be found online. See event information pages for websites. All event results will be posted online at taaf.com/gamesoftexas at the conclusion of the event.

WEATHER CONTINGENCY PLANMost events are on a delay and resume schedule. In the event of severe weather, schedules will be updated online at taaf.com/gamesoftexas or participants can call 979.764.3732.

TAAF.COM/GAMESOFTEXAS • EXPERIENCEBCS.COM

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ARCHERY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 MAP . . . . . . .39 BOXING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 MAP . . . . . . .40 FLAG FOOTBALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 MAP . . . . . . .41 GOLF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 MAP . . . . . . .42 JUDO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 MAP . . . . . . .43 LIFEGUARD COMPETITION . . . . . . . . 27 MAP . . . . . . .44 OPENING CEREMONIES . . . . . . . . . . . 28 MAP . . . . . . .45 PICKLEBALL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 MAP . . . . . . .46 SAND VOLLEYBALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 MAP . . . . . . .47 SKATEBOARDING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 MAP . . . . . . .48 SOCCER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 MAP . . . . . . .49 SWIMMING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 MAP . . . . . . .50 TENNIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 MAP 51, 52, 53 TRACK & FIELD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 MAP . . . . . . .54 ULTIMATE FRISBEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 MAP . . . . . . .55

CONTENTSGENERAL INFORMATION 4

WELCOME LETTERSWelcome Letter From Mayor of College Station 7Welcome Letter From Mayor of Bryan 9

ATHLETES OF THE YEAR2018 TAAF Female Athlete of the Year 102018 TAAF Male Athlete of the Year 14

FULL EVENT SCHEDULE 17

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Beautiful festival site and walking trails. This park has all the perks for family-friendly fun.

Wolf Pen Creek

An ode to our military service members. Trails, panels, statues and quality athletic fields.

Veterans Park andAthletic Complex

Cold drinks, music, food, dancing.... this is the premiere spot for nightlife entertainment.

Northgate District

Plenty of grass, water and places to walk, play, fish or feed the ducks!

Stephen C. BeachyCentral Park

This national museumis a must-see attraction for thousands each year.

George Bush PresidentialLibrary and Museum

Natural scenery and undisturbed wildlife. A beautiful city escape.

Lick Creek Park

Welcome to

We’re glad you’re here. See why we’ve been named one of the nation’s friendliest communities and America’s No. 1 college town.

College Station, Texas

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WELCOME FROM COLLEGE STATIONHOWDY PLAYERS, COACHES, TEAM SUPPORTERS, AND FANS:On behalf of the City of College Station and its residents, we congratulate you on reaching the 2019 Texas Amateur Athletic Federation Games of Texas! Achieving this level of competition is a tribute to your dedication and accomplishments on and off the field. We are delighted to welcome you, your coaches, and your families and invite you to visit our community’s diverse array of shops, restaurants, and attractions during your stay.

The extraordinary effort by our cities and local organizing committees in hosting the Games of Texas is unmatched. We are deeply grateful and appreciative of the time and energy they dedicate to attracting such high-caliber events to our community. From concession stands to seating, hotel rooms, and facilities, their ability to represent the City of College Station with pride is remarkable. We are confident you will find our hospitality unparalleled.

Our gratitude and praise extend to the TAAF liaisons, officials, and volunteers who give their valuable time and expertise to make the Games of Texas an exceptional and memorable event.

Again, we congratulate you on your success and wish you the best of luck throughout the competition.

Sincerely,

Mayor Karl Mooney

City of College Station

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The City of Bryan proudly supports the

TEXAS AMATEUR

ATHLETIC FEDERATION

GAMES OF TEXAS

#BetterInBryan

bryantx.gov

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WELCOME FROM BRYANTAAF GAMES OF TEXAS VISITORS,On behalf of the City of Bryan, I would like to welcome you to our community. As you compete at the highest amateur level in Texas, we hope you take some time to experience The Good Life, Texas Style™ by visiting the amazing places that make Bryan great. From wineries to lakeside retreats, Bryan has it all – check out some of my favorites below!

Messina Hof Winery & Resort – Wines proudly made in Bryan and served worldwide.

Museums – Cultural and educational opportunities abound in the Brazos Valley Natural History Museum, African American Museum and the Children’s Museum of the Brazos Valley.

Historic Homes – the city’s East-side Historic District consists of beautiful homes that reflect Bryan’s earliest years.

Lake Bryan – Lake Bryan is the Brazos Valley’s premier destination for extreme fun and recreation. Perfect for year-round mountain biking and water sports, much of the park lies on a 180 acre island where waterfront picnic and camping sites are shaded by 100-year-old oak trees. Make sure you enjoy lakeside live music at the The Hook!

Historic Downtown – Bryan’s oldest business district and the Brazos Valley’s premier downtown experience has undergone vigorous renewal and boasts a variety of shopping and dining experiences within an architecturally rich setting. We are proud of the Cultural District designation Downtown Bryan received from the Texas Commission on the Arts. If you plan on staying through Friday, August 2, check out First Friday downtown! It is an opportunity to explore restaurants, businesses, and merchants and take part in seasonal activities. The evening is filled with unique events such as special exhibits, live music and screenings of family favorites at the Queen Theatre. Be sure to look for the renovated LaSalle Hotel, Queen Theatre and Carnegie Library.

Once again, welcome to Bryan and good luck to all of the athletes competing in the Games of Texas! I hope that you enjoy yourself in our wonderful community.

Best regards,

Mayor Andrew NelsonCity of Bryan

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2018 TAAF STATE FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

MINNIE TRANLAKE JACKSON, TX

TAAF SWIMMING2011-2015 & 2018 – TAAF Summer Games of Texas participant2011-2013 & 2015-2017 – TAAF Winter Games of Texas participant2018 – TAAF Regional Athlete of the Year

TAAF REGION 1 QUALIFIER MEETS• 2011 – 8U 100 Medley Relay: 4th Place, 6U 25 Free: 2nd

Place; 8U 100 Free: 3rd Place • 2012 – 8U 100 Medley Relay: 2nd Place, 8U 25 Butterfly 4th

Place, 8U 100 Freestyle Relay: 5th Place• 2013 – 8U 100 Medley Relay 2nd Place, 8U 25 Butterfly: 1st

Place, 7-8 25 Freestyle: 1st Place • 2014 – 9-10 100 Medley Relay: 1st Place, 9-10 IM: 2nd Place,

9-10 100 Freestyle Relay: 1st Place• 2015 – 9-10 25 Butterfly: 1st Place, 9-10 25 Freestyle: 1st

Place, 9-10 100 Freestyle Relay: 2nd Place• 2018 – 13-14 50 Backstroke: 1st Place, 13-14 50 Butterfly:

1st Place, 13-14 50 Freestyle: 1st Place

TAAF SUMMER GAMES OF TEXAS• 2011 – 8U 100 Medley Relay: 13th Place, 6U 255 Freestyle:

5th Place, 8U 100 Freestyle Relay: 11th Place• 2012 – 8U 100 Medley Relay: 3rd Place, 8U 25 Butterfly: 7th

Place, 8U Freestyle Relay: 15th Place

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• 2013 – 8U 100 Medley Relay: 5th Place, 8U 25 Butterfly: 2nd Place, 7-8 25 Freestyle: 1st Place

• 2014 – 9-10 100 Medley Relay: 5th Place, 9-10 IM: 1st Place, 9-10 100 Freestyle Relay: 2nd Place

• 2015 – 9-10 25 Butterfly: 1st Place, 9-10 25 Freestyle: 3rd Place, 9-10 100 Freestyle Relay: 4th Place

• 2018 – 13-14 100 IM: 1st Place, 13-14 50 Butterfly: 1st Place, 13-14 50 Freestyle: 1st Place

2013 STATE GAMES OF AMERICA 8U 25 Butterfly: 3rd Place, 100 Freestyle: 2nd Place, 25 Breaststroke: 4th Place, 25 Backstroke: 5th Place, Freestyle: 2nd Place, 100 Freestyle Relay: 1st Place, Medley Relay: 1st Place

TAAF WINTER GAMES OF TEXAS• 2011 – 6U 25 Backstroke: 10th Place, 6U 25 Freestyle: 5th

Place• 2012 – 7-8 Freestyle: 5th Place, 7-8 Backstroke: 18th Place,

7-8 Breaststroke: 5th Place, 8U Freestyle Relay: 3rd Place, 8U Medley Relay: 1st Place

• 2013 – 7-8 50 Freestyle: 4th Place, 7-8 25 Butterfly: 4th Place, 7-8 25 Freestyle: 2nd Place, 7-8 100 Freestyle Relay: 3rd Place, 7-8 Medley Relay: 3rd Place

• 2015 – 9-10 25 Butterfly: 3rd Place, 9-10 50 Freestyle: 2nd Place, 9-10 100 Freestyle Relay: 1st Place, 9-10 100 Medley Relay: 1st Place, 9-10 100 IM: 2nd Place

• 2016 – 11-12 50 Freestyle: 5th Place, 11-12 50 Breaststroke: 3rd Place, 11-12 Butterfly: 3rd Place

• 2017 – 11-12 200 Medley Relay: 1st Place, 11-12 100 Freestyle: 1st Place, 11-12 50 Butterfly: 1st Place, 11-12 100 IM: 1st Place, 11-12 Freestyle Relay: 1st Place

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SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTS/AWARDS/HONORS• 2017-2018 – Science Olympiad Regionals – Bottle Rocket:

1st Place• 2017-2018 – Science Olympiad Regionals – Rocks and

Minerals: 3rd Place• 2017-2018 – Lake Jackson Intermediate Robotics Team:

Team Spirit Award• 2017-2018 – Lake Jackson Intermediate Basketball Team:

District Champions• 2009- Present – Texas Music Educators Association Piano

Player• 2012 – Promoted to Red Belt – Nei Wai Chia Kung Fu

Academy• 2014-2015 – UIL Number Sense: 1st Place• 2016-2017 – UIL Mathematics: 2nd Place, UIL Calculator

Applications: 2nd Place• 2017-2018 – Lake Jackson Intermediate Cross Country

Team• 2017-2018 – Brazoria County Fair & Houston Livestock

Show & Rodeo Art: 1st Place Ribbon• 2017-2018 – Lake Jackson Intermediate School Student

Council Member

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Lake Walk Town Center

Century Square

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Downtown Bryan

George Bush Presidential

Library & Museum

WELCOME GAMES OF TEXAS!

For visitor info visit: experiencebcs.com

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2018 TAAF STATE MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

NOAH BLOMQVIST BOERNE, TX

TAAF TRACK & FIELD2018 – TAAF Track & Field participant2018 – Region 3 Regional Athlete of the Year2018 – Local Athlete of the Year: Boerne, TX

TAAF REGION 3 MEET• 2018 – Region Qualifier: Broke Shotput Record by a Foot

TAAF SUMMER GAMES OF TEXAS• 2018 – State Shotput Champion and Tied State Record

OTHER YEARS AND AWARDS• 2018 – USTAF Junior Olympic Regional Record in Shotput• 2018 – Bronze Medal: Shotput at AAU Junior Olympic

National Meet• 2017 – Bronze Medal: Shotput at AAU Junior Olympic

National Meet• 2016 – All-American Honors in the Shotput at the Junior

Olympic National Meet: 8th Place • 2015 – Qualified for the AAU Junior Olympic Games in

Shotput 8U (at age 7)• 2015 – Silver Medal: Shotput at AAU Primary National

Championship• 2015 – Silver Medal: Javelin at AAU Primary National

Championship• 2014 – Qualified for the AAU Junior Olympic Games in

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Shotput 8U (at age 6)• 2013 – Qualified for the AAU Junior Olympic Games in

Shotput 8U (at age 5)

EXTRACURRICULAR INVOLVEMENT AND GOALS• A member of the St. Peter’s Catholic Church• 2nd year of Choir at Cibolo Creek Elementary• Continued plans for participating in choir in middle school

and high school• Plans to continue to excel in all throws (shotput, discus,

and hammer)• Wants to attend the University of Texas and compete for

the Longhorns. • Received a handwritten letter from his idol, Ryan Crouser

– Olympic Shot Put Champion – and his ultimate goal is to meet him.

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Look around and you’ll find us. We’re in the classroom supporting education. We’re fighting hunger with donations and warm meals. We’re protecting the environment by recycling.

We’re volunteering our time for a worthy cause. And we’re answering the call for help in times of need. In short, we’re committed to Helping Here for one reason. We’re proud to call Texas home.

Working together.Making a difference.

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FULL EVENT SCHEDULETHURSDAY, JULY 25BOXING Hilton College Station & Conference Center GOLFThe City Course at the Phillips Event Center

PICKLEBALL Lincoln Recreation Center

SWIMMING Texas A&M Student Recreation Center

TRACK & FIELD College Station High School

FRIDAY, JULY 26BOXING Hilton College Station & Conference Center

FLAG FOOTBALL Veterans Park & Athletic Complex

GOLF The City Course at the Phillips Event Center

OPENING CEREMONIES Wolf Pen Creek Festival Site


SAND VOLLEYBALL Texas A&M Student Recreation Center

SOCCER Veterans Park & Athletic Complex


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TENNIS Bryan High School & Phillips Events Center


SATURDAY, JULY 27ARCHERY Texas A&M University Education Activity Building

BOXING Hilton College Station & Conference Center




SKATEBOARDING Williamson Skate Park



TENNIS Texas A&M Mitchell Tennis Center& Omar Smith Instructional Tennis Center


ULTIMATE FRISBEE Bryan Regional Athletic Complex

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SUNDAY, JULY 28BOXING Hilton College Station & Conference Center


JUDO Texas A&M University Education Activity Building




TENNIS Texas A&M Mitchell Tennis Center& Omar Smith Instructional Tennis Center


ULTIMATE FRISBEE Bryan Regional Athletic Complex

MONDAY, JULY 29GOLF The City Course at the Phillips Event Center

LIFEGUARD COMPETITION Adamson Lagoon

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ARCHERYSATURDAY, JULY 27, 1 P.M. *FREE ADMISSION*

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY EDUCATION ACTIVITY BUILDINGPenberthy Road, College Station, Texas 77840

QUALIFICATIONSUSA Archery membership is required to compete.

DIVISIONS OR AGE GROUPSCadet/Master/SeniorYouth: 12U/14U/17UAdults: 20U/21-49/50+Bow Types: Barebow/Compound/Recurve

Vending machines available on-site. No ice chests permitted. Free parking will be located behind the Texas A&M University Education Activity Building in lot 95. Parking tags are not required. Overnight parking and RVs are not permitted.

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BOXINGTHURSDAY, JULY 25 – SUNDAY, JULY 28 *$5 PER DAY*

HILTON COLLEGE STATION & CONFERENCE CENTER801 University Drive E., College Station, Texas 77840

SCHEDULE:THURSDAY:11 A.M.-3 P.M. CHECK-IN AND GENERAL WEIGH-IN6 P.M. COACHES MEETING/TOURNAMENT DRAW

FRIDAY:7:30-10 A.M. PRE-FIGHT WEIGH-IN1 P.M. FIRST BELL6 P.M. END OF BOUTS (OPENING CEREMONIES)

SATURDAY:7:30-10 A.M. PRE-FIGHT WEIGH-IN 1 P.M. FIRST BELL

SUNDAY:7:30-10 A.M. PRE-FIGHT WEIGH-IN 1 P.M. FIRST BELL

AGE DIVISIONSJuniors: Pee Wee (8-10), Bantam (11-12), Intermediate (13-14), Junior (15-16)Youth: Men (17-18), Women (17-18)Seniors: Men (19-40)Elite: Men (19-40), Women (19-40)

QUALIFICATIONSAll participants and coaches must be registered with USA Boxing and must have passbooks on hand during the event. If these qualifications are not met, the boxer will not be able to compete.

On-site concessions are available. No ice chests or chairs permitted. Free parking will be located at the Hilton Hotel. Parking tags are not required.

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FLAG FOOTBALL5 MAN STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS:FRIDAY, JULY 26 – SATURDAY, JULY 27COED REGIONAL EVENT: SATURDAY, JULY 27 – SUNDAY, JULY 28 *FREE ADMISSION*

VETERANS PARK & ATHLETIC COMPLEX3101 Harvey Road, College Station, Texas 77845

GOVERNED BY TX Gridiron

DIVISIONS 5 Man State Championships A & B Divisions: Adults 18+Coed Regional Event A & B Divisions: Adults 18+

FORMAT5 Man State Championships: 3 Game Pool Play and Double EliminationCoed Regional Event: Double Elimination TournamentNo sports drinks or gum allowed on synthetic fields. On-site concessions are available. Ice chests and chairs are permitted. No staked tents allowed. Free parking will be located at Veterans Park and Athletic Complex. Parking tags are not required. Overnight parking and RVs are not permitted.

Family fun starts here!

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GOLFJUNIORS: THURSDAY, JULY 25 – FRIDAY, JULY 26SENIORS: MONDAY, JULY 29 *FREE ADMISSION*

THE CITY COURSE AT THE PHILLIPS EVENT CENTER 1929 Country Club Drive, Bryan, Texas 77802

SCHEDULE:in event of a higher player count, Thursday and Friday

will have 7:30 a.m. shotgun start.THURSDAY:6 A.M. CHECK-IN OPENS7:15 A.M. TEE TIMES START FOR 9-HOLE PLAYERS OFF #10 TEE7:45 A.M. TEE TIMES START FOR 18-HOLE PLAYERS OFF TEE #15 P.M. DAY 2 PAIRINGS AND TEE TIMES POSTED

FRIDAY:6 A.M. CHECK-IN OPENS7:15 A.M. TEE TIMES START FOR 9-HOLE PLAYERS OFF #10 TEE7:45 A.M. TEE TIMES START FOR 18-HOLE PLAYERS OFF TEE #1MONDAY:6 A.M. CHECK-IN OPENS7:30 A.M. TEE TIMES OFF #1 TEE

PAIRINGSRound one pairings will be released the day before the event. Round two pairings will be released as quickly as possible after the conclusion of round one. Visit taaf.com/golf for pairings.

AGE DIVISIONS 9-hole Rounds: Boys/Girls (7-9, 10-11), Girls (12-13)18-hole Rounds: Boys (12-13), Boys/Girls (14-15, 16-18), Men/Women (50+)

FORMAT Individual Stroke Play – Each player is playing their own ball. All USGA rules apply. Stroke play competition consists of each

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competitor completing each hole of a stipulated round. Nine stroke limit in effect. At the end of each player’s round, they must turn in their card signed, attested and dated for the round to be official.

TEES Girls 7-11: Grey (200 Yards Out) Girls 12-18: Red Boys 7-9: Grey (200 Yards Out) Boys 10-11: Red Boys 12-13: Gold Boys 14-15: White Boys 16-18: Blue Seniors 50-59: WhiteSeniors 60-74: GreySeniors 75+: GoldSenior Ladies: Red

USGA -- Rules & Article 13 Junior Golf (TAAF)Out of Bounds defined by inside edge of pedestrian path around the perimeter of course. Water hazards are defined by red and yellow lines. All spectator carts have to stay on the cart path. TAAF Article 13.6 Caddies rule will be enforced for juniors. Senior division (50+) are permitted to use golf carts while obeying golf course cart rules.

PRACTICE ROUNDS Practice rounds can be scheduled for registered athletes starting Monday, July 22 by calling 979.776.0133. A special athlete rate of $25+tax (includes cart) before 2 p.m. and $20+tax (includes cart) after 2 p.m. will be provided. The athlete must be registered to receive a discount. ONLY one parent or coach accompanying the athlete at time of check-in will also receive the discounted rate. A tee time must be scheduled prior to practice round to insure availability.Spectator carts available for rent. Food and beverage options available for sale in the pro shop. Water stations will be available for players and caddies. Free parking is available at the City Course at the Phillips Event Center. Parking tags are not required. Overnight parking and RVs are not permitted.

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JUDOSUNDAY, JULY 28 *FREE ADMISSION*

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY EDUCATION ACTIVITY BUILDING Penberthy Road, College Station, Texas 77840

SCHEDULE: SATURDAY: 6-8 P.M. WEIGH-IN (ALL COMPETITORS)

SUNDAY: 8-9:30 A.M. WEIGH-IN (JUNIORS & MASTERS) 9-11 A.M. WEIGH-IN (NOVICE & SENIOR) 9:30 AM.-5 P.M. TOURNAMENT 9:30 A.M. KATA 10 A.M. MASTERS DIVISION 10:30 A.M. JUNIORS DIVISION 12 P.M. NOVICE DIVISION 12:30 P.M. SENIOR DIVISION

CATEGORIES Junior, Senior Novice (green belt & below), Senior (brown & black belts)

KATA DIVISIONS Nage No Kata, Katame no Kata, Goshin Jutsu, Ju-no Kata

MATCH TIMES Junior, Novice and Masters - 3 Minutes Senior Women & Men - 4 Minutes

WEIGHT/AGE DIVISIONSMen: 132, 145, 161, 178, 198, 220, +220 lbs.Women: 106, 114, 125, 138, 154, 172, +172 lbs.Boys: 5-16 years old – Light, Medium, HeavyGirls: 5-16 years old – Light, Medium, Heavy

QUALIFICATIONS Open to all USA Judo, USJA, USJF, ATJA membersUSA Judo membership available at registration

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RULES Current IJF rules (modified). No Arm locks (Kansetsu-Waza) allowed in any Junior or Novice Division. No Chokes (Shime-Waza) allowed in athletes under 13 years of age. Golden Score will be in effect in case of a tie at the end of regulation match time. Modified Double elimination for five or more. True Double elimination for four or less competitors. Tournament Directors may adjust weight categories, divisions and brackets if necessary. Vending machines available on-site. No ice chests or chairs permitted. Free parking will be located behind the Texas A&M University Education Activity Building in lot 95. Parking tags are not required. Overnight parking and RVs are not permitted.

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409 B. University Dr. • College Station, Texas 77803

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LIFEGUARD COMPETITIONMONDAY, JULY 29, 8 A.M. *FREE ADMISSION*

ADAMSON LAGOON1900 Anderson St., College Station, Texas 77840

CATEGORIES (AGES 16+)Rule Enforcement, First Aid & CPR, Scanning, Active, Passive,Spinal & Boarding Saves, Equipment, Risk Management,Teamwork & Communication

Ice chests, tents and chairs are permitted. Free parking is located at Adamson Lagoon. Parking tags are not required. Overnight parking and RVs are not permitted.

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OPENING CEREMONIESFRIDAY, JULY 26 *FREE ADMISSION*

WOLF PEN CREEK FESTIVAL SITE 1015 Colgate Drive, College Station, Texas 77845

SCHEDULE:6-8 P.M. CARNIVAL GAMES & FOOD TRUCKS

6:30-7 P.M. ATHLETE LINEUP IN AMPHITHEATER

7-7:20 P.M. PARADE OF ATHLETES LED BY COLLEGE STATION HIGH SCHOOL COUGAR MARCHING BAND

7:20-7:25 P.M. INVOCATION BY PASTOR DAN MARSHALL & NATIONAL ANTHEM BY SAMANTHA BOWERS

7:25-7:30 P.M. REMARKS BY TAAF PRESIDENT, DANNY ZINCKE & TAAF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, MARK LORD

7:30-7:35 P.M. READING OF THE OATHS

7:35-7:40 P.M. REMARKS BY LTC CHOL Y. CHONG

7:40-8 P.M. THRILLING TRAMPOLINE SHOW, FLIPPENOUT PRODUCTIONS

Food trucks will be available. Cash or credit cards accepted. Guests may bring their own refreshments, but coolers must be 48 quarts or smaller. Alcohol and glass containers are not allowed. Free parking is available at Post Oak Mall (JCPenny side). Parking tags are not required. Overnight parking and RVs are not permitted. Handicap parking will be available at the Bob and Wanda Meyer Senior and Community Center off of Colgate. Holleman Drive from Dartmouth Street to the Post Oak Mall parking lot entrance/exit will be closed from 4-9 p.m.

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PICKLEBALLTHURSDAY, JULY 25 – SATURDAY, JULY 27 *FREE ADMISSION*

LINCOLN RECREATION CENTER1000 Eleanor St., College Station, Texas 77845

SCHEDULE:Thursday DoublesFriday Mixed DoublesSaturday Singles

DIVISIONS Doubles/Mixed Doubles19-39, 40-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75+

FORMATDouble elimination tournament. Blind/un-seeded, unless game officials determine insufficient entries and most competitive format will be defined before tournament play. All matches must be won by two points

BRACKETSpickleballtournaments.comDrink vending machines available on-site. Cash or credit cards accepted. Free parking is located at the Lincoln Recreation Center. Parking tags are not required. Overnight parking and RVs are not permitted. Overflow parking available at Wayne Smith Ball Fields.

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SAND VOLLEYBALLFRIDAY, JULY 26 – SUNDAY, JULY 28 *FREE ADMISSION*

TEXAS A&M STUDENT RECREATION CENTER797 Olsen Blvd., College Station, Texas 77845

SCHEDULE:Friday Afternoon 12U Girls Saturday Morning 14U Girls Saturday Afternoon 18U Girls Sunday Morning 16U Girls

TOURNAMENT FORMAT Pool play (1 game to 25 no cap) followed by single elimination bracket play – two sets to 21 and a tie breaker to 15.

BRACKETS teamsideline.com/collegestation On-site concessions are available in the Texas A&M Recreation Center lobby. Wristbands will be provided at the gate to enter the sand volleyball facility and Texas A&M Recreation Center lobby. Yard chairs and umbrellas are encouraged. No staked tents allowed. Free parking will be located down the street from the Student Recreation Center in lots 100j and 97. Paid parking is located across the street from the Student Recreation Center in 100g and the West Campus Parking garage. Overnight parking and RVs are not permitted.

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SKATEBOARDINGSATURDAY, JULY 27, 6 P.M. *FREE ADMISSION*

WILLIAMSON SKATE PARK411 Williamson Drive, Bryan, Texas 77801

DAY OF REGISTRATION4-5:45 p.m., cash only

AGE DIVISIONS13-under, 14-17, 18-up, Girls only

COMPETITIONS5-minute jam session format:Best on Rail/Stairs, Best All-Around Run, Best in Bowl

QUALIFICATIONSParticipants are required to wear helmets and must listen for judges and course marshals to call their grouping. If participant is not present, their turn will be forfeited.On-site concessions available. Ice chests, tents and chairs permitted. Free parking is located at Astin Recreational and Bomber Drive parking lot attached to Travis Park. Parking tags are not required. Overnight parking and RVs are not permitted.

WelcomeTAAF & Athletes

WelcomeTAAF & Athletes

a proud supporter of the TAAF Games of Texasa proud supporter of the TAAF Games of Texas

2200 Briarcrest Dr, Bryan • 643 N. Harvey Mitchell Pkwy, Bryan • 1815 Brothers Blvd, College Station

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SOCCERFRIDAY, JULY 26 – SUNDAY, JULY 28 *FREE ADMISSION*

VETERANS PARK & ATHLETIC COMPLEX3101 Harvey Road, College Station, Texas 77845

DIVISIONS 9U-10U, 11U-12U, 13U-14U, 16U-18U

Competitive & Recreation – Based on number of registered teams

FORMAT Open roster tournament with guaranteed minimum of three games. 9U-12U teams will play 9v9 with a maximum number of 13 players per roster. 13U-18U teams will play 7v7 with a maximum number of 11 players per roster. Field dimensions for each play group will be 50x80. The duration of games will be 30-minute halves with a 5-minute halftime.

Ages of players are determined by birth year. All players must provide proof of age at time of check-in. Players will not be allowed to be dual registered on multiple teams. Teams will be seated based upon the oldest player on your team. Each team should be comprised of players in the same age or within one year.

No sports drinks or gum allowed on synthetic fields. On-site concessions are available. Ice chests and chairs are permitted. No staked tents allowed. Free parking will be located at Veterans Park and Athletic Complex. Parking tags are not required. Overnight parking and RVs are not permitted.

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SWIMMINGTHURSDAY, JULY 25 – SUNDAY, JULY 28*$7 PER SESSION OR $35 FOR SIX SESSIONS*

TEXAS A&M STUDENT RECREATION CENTER730 Olsen Blvd., College Station, Texas 77843

COACHES MEETINGThursday, July 25 – Check-in 1 p.m., Begins 1:30 p.m.

Scratches and relay declarations will be made at this meeting and badges will be given out. If a team representative cannot attend, please inform the state commissioner ahead of time.

SCHEDULETimes provided are approximate. Meet start times and gates will open one and one half hour prior to meet start time. Warmups will take place prior to the beginning of each session. Warmup schedule will be provided to coaches at the coaches meeting. Athletes will need to report to the heating area when event is called. No parents or coaches allowed in heating area!

THURSDAY:4 P.M. SESSION 1 GIRLS 11-14FRIDAY:8:30 A.M. SESSION 2 BOYS 9-10 & 15-172 P.M. SESSION 3 GIRLS 9-10 & 15-17SATURDAY:8:30 A.M. SESSION 4 MEN 18+, BOYS 8-UNDER2 P.M. SESSION 5 WOMEN 18+, GIRLS 8-UNDERSUNDAY:8:30 A.M. SESSION 6 BOYS 11-14

WILL CALLThursday: 10 a.m.-8 p.m.Friday-Saturday: 6:30 a.m.-3 p.m.Sunday: 6:30-10 a.m.

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FACILITY RULESAt no time will any coach or parent be allowed to stand behind the starting blocks or have access to the heating/event area. Only coaches and athletes are allowed on deck during the meet. We ask that every spectator please be respectful to each other and event staff. At no time will you be allowed to save seats. Athlete badges will allow access to the deck and spectator seating during the sessions the athlete is competing in only. All athletes and spectators must clear the facility between sessions.

PHOTOGRAPHYAction photos by reservation only. Reservations are $40 for two heats and include a $20 print credit. To reserve a photographer, visit Tracy Weddle Photography at tweddlephoto.com.

RESULTSResults posted online or displayed on the screens are not official times. Please check the results posting area in the spectator seating for official results.

Live Swimming Results — active.com/mobile/meet-mobileFinal Swimming Results — swimtaaf.comOn-site concessions will be available. No outside food, drinks or chairs allowed inside the facility. Free parking will be located down the street from the Student Recreation Center in lots 100J and 97. Paid parking is located across the street from the Student Recreation Center in 100G and the West Campus Parking garage. Parking tags not required. Overnight parking and RVs are not permitted.

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TENNISFRIDAY, JULY 26 – SUNDAY, JULY 28, 8 A.M.*FREE ADMISSION*

BRYAN HIGH SCHOOL3450 Campus Drive, Bryan, Texas 77802

PHILLIPS EVENT CENTER1929 Country Club Drive, Bryan, Texas 77802

TEXAS A&M MITCHELL TENNIS CENTER820 West Road, College Station, Texas 77840

AGE DIVISIONSJuniors (Boys/Girls Singles & Doubles):10-under, 12-under, 14-under, 16-under, 18-underAdults (Men’s/Women’s Singles & Doubles):3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, OpenJunior Mixed Doubles: 12-under, 14-under, 16-under, 18-underOpen Mixed Doubles

FORMATSingles events will be played first on each day followed by doubles unless otherwise designated. Matches will be played using No-Ad scoring. Single matches are best of three sets with a match tiebreaker in lieu of third set (first to 10 points and ahead by two). Doubles & Mixed Doubles matches are a pro-set. First to eight games and ahead by two. If tied at eight all, a seven point tiebreaker is played. All players must check in with the tournament desk a minimum of 30 minutes before their scheduled match.

RESULTSLive Tennis Results – tennislink.usta.com/tournamentsConcessions will not be available for purchase. Outside food, drink and coolers are permitted. Chairs are allowed in designated areas only. Free parking will be located at the Mitchell Tennis Center in lot 100D. Additional parking located in lot 97. Parking tags not required. Overnight parking and RVs are not permitted.

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TRACK & FIELDTHURSDAY, JULY 25 – SUNDAY, JULY 28,*$5 PER DAY OR $20 FOR FOUR DAYS*

COLLEGE STATION HIGH SCHOOL4002 Victoria Ave., College Station, Texas 77845

ATHLETE / TEAMCheck-in is available in front of the field house.

COACHES MEETINGThere will NOT be a formal coaches meeting. Coaches may pick up their pass and packets at the check-in table located in front of the field house. Each team will receive one coach pass per 10 athletes competing in the State Meet.

SCHEDULE:To view the complete meet schedule, visit taaf.com/track.

THURSDAY:11 A.M. GATES OPEN & CHECK-IN BEGINS12:30-6 P.M. FIELD EVENTS6-10 P.M. RUNNING EVENTS

FRIDAY:6:30 A.M. GATES OPEN & CHECK-IN BEGINS8 A.M.-3 P.M. FIELD EVENTS8:30 A.M.-3 P.M. RUNNING EVENTS

SATURDAY:6:30 A.M. GATES OPEN & CHECK-IN BEGINS8 A.M.-3 P.M. FIELD EVENTS8:30 A.M.-3 P.M. RUNNING EVENTS

SUNDAY:6:30 A.M. GATES OPEN & CHECK-IN BEGINS8:30 A.M.-3 P.M. RUNNING EVENTS

WILL CALLThursday: 11 a.m.-8 p.m.Friday-Saturday: 7 a.m.-3 p.m.Sunday: 7 a.m.-12 p.m.

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FACILITY RULESTents are ONLY permitted in the top row, in designated areas of the stands and in tent city. NO tents will be allowed on the grounds of the stadium. Umbrellas will be allowed inside the stadium, but please be mindful of the spectators around you. There are designated spectator areas, do not stand along fence.

PHOTOGRAPHYAction photos by reservation only, starting at $25. Options include digital images, prints, posters, photo novelty products, and vinyl banners. To reserve a photographer, contact Memoir Photography at [email protected] or 979.680.1200.

RESULTSLive Track & Field Results — liverunningresults.comOn-site concessions will be available. Ice chests are permitted in tent city, not in the stands. Free parking will be located at College Station High School. Parking tags not required. Overnight parking and RVs not permitted.

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ULTIMATE FRISBEESATURDAY, JULY 27 – SUNDAY, JULY 28 *FREE ADMISSION*

BRYAN REGIONAL ATHLETIC COMPLEX5440 N Texas Ave., Bryan, Texas 77803

SCHEDULEPlay on Saturday and Sunday will begin at 8:30 a.m. Tournament matchups will be posted online at taaf.com/ultimatefrisbee.

QUALIFICATIONSUSA Ultimate membership is required to compete

AGE GROUPS Open: All players welcomeMixed: 4/3 or 3/4 gender ratioTeams required to have minimum of 10 players and maximum of 27 players

AMENITIES & PARKINGOn-site concessions are available. Ice chests and chairs are permitted. No staked tents allowed. Free parking is available at the Bryan Regional Athletic Complex. Parking tags are not required. Overnight parking and RVs are not permitted.

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ARCHERYTEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY EDUCATION ACTIVITY BUILDINGPenberthy Road, College Station, Texas 77840

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BOXINGHILTON COLLEGE STATION & CONFERENCE CENTER801 University Drive E., College Station, Texas 77840

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