GENERAL SPORTS ORGANIZATION

9.1.1 Sites: Please list the following:

– Total number of proposed competition sites

– Total proposed sites by name

– The number of sports, disciplines and events proposed for each site

Table 9.1.1 lists the proposed competition sites for the San Francisco 2012 Olympic venue plan. The Bay Area Sports Organizing Committee (BASOC) proposes to use 32 competition sites. Details for each sport, discipline and event are provided. A detailedcompetition schedule for each sport, showing discipline and event by day and by time, is provided in Section 10.7.3.

Table 9.1.1 Proposed Competition Sites (listed alphabetically by sport)

SPORT/DISCIPLINE VENUE

Archery Mather Regional Park – SacramentoAthletics Stanford University Stadium – Palo AltoBadminton Stanford University Maples Pavilion – Palo AltoBaseball – Preliminaries Raley Field – SacramentoBaseball – Preliminaries & Finals Pacific Bell Park – San FranciscoBasketball – Preliminaries UC Berkeley Haas Pavilion – BerkeleyBasketball – Preliminaries & Finals Oakland Coliseum Arena – OaklandBoxing Cow Palace – San FranciscoCanoe/Kayak – Flatwater, Slalom Lake Natoma – SacramentoCycling – Road Marina Green – San FranciscoCycling – Track Mather Regional Park – SacramentoCycling – Mountain Bike Domaine Chandon – Napa ValleyEquestrian – Jumping Monterey Horse Park – MontereyEquestrian – Dressage Monterey Horse Park – MontereyEquestrian – 3-Day Event Monterey Horse Park – MontereyFencing Moscone Center North – San FranciscoFootball – Preliminaries 3Com Park – San FranciscoFootball – Preliminaries Qualcomm Stadium – San DiegoFootball – Preliminaries Los Angeles TBD – Los AngelesFootball – Preliminaries UC Berkeley Memorial Stadium – BerkeleyFootball – Preliminaries Rose Bowl – PasadenaFootball – Preliminaries & Finals Network Associates Coliseum – OaklandGymnastics – Artistic San Jose Arena – San JoseGymnastics – Rhythmic San Jose Arena – San JoseGymnastics – Trampolining San Jose Arena – San JoseHandball – Finals UC Berkeley Haas Pavilion – BerkeleyHandball – Preliminaries Moscone Center West – San FranciscoHockey San Jose Spartan Stadium – San JoseJudo San Jose Convention Center – San JoseModern Pentathlon – Fencing & Shooting Stanford University Maples Pavilion – Palo AltoModern Pentathlon – Riding & Running Stanford University Sunken Diamond – Palo AltoModern Pentathlon – Swimming Stanford University Avery Aquatic Center – Palo AltoRowing Lake Natoma – SacramentoSailing Treasure Island – San FranciscoShooting Shooting Center – San JoseSoftball Stanford University Sunken Diamond – Palo AltoSwimming – Diving George Haines International Swim Center – Santa ClaraSwimming – Swimming George Haines International Swim Center – Santa Clara

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Swimming – Synchronized Swimming George Haines International Swim Center – Santa ClaraSwimming – Water Polo Stanford University Avery Aquatic Center – Palo AltoTable Tennis Moscone Center West – San FranciscoTaekwondo Moscone Center West – San FranciscoTennis Treasure Island – San FranciscoTriathlon Aquatic Park – San FranciscoVolleyball – Indoor Moscone Center South – San FranciscoVolleyball – Beach Golden Gate Park Polo Fields – San FranciscoWeightlifting Kaiser Auditorium – OaklandWrestling – Freestyle San Jose Convention Center – San JoseWrestling – Greco-Roman San Jose Convention Center – San Jose

9.1.2 Geographic Location

On a map, and indicating the scale used, show all sites listed in 9.1.1 above. Show also, thelocation of the Olympic Village, the Olympic Stadium, the MPC, the IBC, the Judges andReferees Village, and the Media Village (if applicable).

Map 9.1.2 shows the location of all competition sites listed in Table 9.1.1, as well as thelocation of the Olympic Village, the Olympic Stadium, the MPC, the IBC, the Judges andReferees Village, the Media Hotel Cluster and the Media Village. Table 9.1.2 provides thisinformation in table form, organized by Olympic Activity Clusters in alphabetical order.

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Palo Alto (Stanford University)

CeremoniesMedia Village

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Table 9.1.2 List of Competition SitesCITY/AREA LOCATION SPORT/DISCIPLINE/OTHER

Berkeley UC Berkeley Haas Pavilion Basketball – PreliminariesHandball – Finals

UC Berkeley Memorial Stadium Football – PreliminariesMonterey Monterey Horse Park Equestrian – Jumping

Equestrian – DressageEquestrian – 3-Event

Mountain View Moffett Field Olympic VillageIBC

Napa Valley Domaine Chandon Cycling – Mountain BikeOakland Oakland Coliseum Arena Basketball – Preliminaries and Finals

Kaiser Auditorium WeightliftingNetwork Associates Coliseum Football – Preliminaries and Finals

Palo Alto (Stanford University) Avery Aquatic Center Swimming – Water PoloModern Pentathlon

Maples Pavilion BadmintonModern Pentathlon

Stanford Stadium AthleticsOpening & Closing Ceremonies

Sunken Diamond SoftballModern Pentathlon

Media VillageJudges and Referees Village

Sacramento Lake Natoma Canoe/Kayak – FlatwaterCanoe/Kayak – SlalomRowing

Mather Regional Park ArcheryCycling – Track

Raley Field Baseball – PreliminariesSan Francisco 3Com Park Football – Preliminaries

Cow Palace BoxingMoscone Convention Center Fencing

Handball – PreliminariesTable TennisTaekwondoVolleyball – Indoor

Pacific Bell Park Baseball – Preliminaries and FinalsMarina Green Cycling – RoadAquatic Park Triathlon Golden Gate Park Polo Fields Volleyball – BeachTreasure Island Sailing

TennisSan Jose Shooting Center Shooting

San Jose Arena Gymnastics – ArtisticGymnastics – RhythmicGymnastics – Trampolining

San Jose Convention Center JudoWrestling – FreestyleWrestling – Greco-Roman

Spartan Stadium HockeySan Mateo San Mateo County Expo Main Press Center (MPC)1

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CITY/AREA LOCATION SPORT/DISCIPLINE/OTHER

Santa Clara George Haines International Swim Center DivingSwimmingSynchronized Swimming

REMOTE VENUES

Los Angeles Los Angeles TBD Football – PreliminariesPasadena Rose Bowl Football – PreliminariesSan Diego Qualcomm Stadium Football – Preliminaries1At the intersection of U.S. 101 and SR 92

9.1.3 Current State of Sites/Construction Work

In accordance with the list given for 9.1.1, provide in table form:

– the list of existing installations needing only minor adaptation for the Olympic Games (those that will not require any construction work prior to the Olympic Games)

– the list of existing installations needing substantial alterations (those requiringmodifications, construction, renovation, refurbishing, etc.)

– the list of installations not yet built

Note: With respect to the above categories, your assessment should correspond to the“Expenditures” item in your budget.

The current state of the competition sites for the San Francisco Bay Area’s 2012 Olympicbid are detailed in Table 9.1.3.

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Table 9.1.3 Proposed Competition Sites – StatusSPORT/DISCIPLINE VENUE STATUS

Archery Mather Regional Park – Sacramento Substantial AdaptationAthletics Stanford University Stadium – Palo Alto ConstructionBadminton Stanford University Maples Pavilion – Palo Alto ExistingBaseball – Preliminaries Raley Field – Sacramento ExistingBaseball – Preliminaries & Finals Pacific Bell Park – San Francisco ExistingBasketball – Preliminaries UC Berkeley Haas Pavilion – Berkeley ExistingBasketball – Preliminaries & Finals Oakland Coliseum Arena – Oakland ExistingBoxing Cow Palace – San Francisco ExistingCanoe/Kayak – Flatwater Lake Natoma – Sacramento ExistingCanoe/Kayak – Slalom Lake Natoma – Sacramento ConstructionCycling – Road Marina Green – San Francisco Minor AdaptationCycling – Track Mather Regional Park – Sacramento ConstructionCycling – Mountain Bike Domaine Chandon – Napa Valley Minor AdaptationEquestrian – Jumping Monterey Horse Park – Monterey ConstructionEquestrian – Dressage Monterey Horse Park – Monterey ConstructionEquestrian – 3-Day Event Monterey Horse Park – Monterey ConstructionFencing Moscone Center North – San Francisco Minor AdaptationFootball – Preliminaries 3Com Park – San Francisco ExistingFootball – Preliminaries Qualcomm Stadium – San Diego ExistingFootball – Preliminaries Los Angeles TBD – Los Angeles ExistingFootball – Preliminaries UC Berkeley Memorial Stadium – Berkeley ExistingFootball – Preliminaries Rose Bowl – Pasadena ExistingFootball – Preliminaries & Finals Network Associates Coliseum – Oakland ExistingGymnastics – Artistic San Jose Arena – San Jose ExistingGymnastics – Rhythmic San Jose Arena – San Jose ExistingGymnastics – Trampolining San Jose Arena – San Jose ExistingHandball – Finals UC Berkeley Haas Pavilion – Berkeley ExistingHandball – Preliminaries Moscone Center West – San Francisco Minor AdaptationHockey San Jose Spartan Stadium – San Jose ExistingJudo San Jose Convention Center – San Jose Minor AdaptationModern Pentathlon – Fencing & Shooting Stanford University Maples Pavilion – Palo Alto ExistingModern Pentathlon – Riding & Running Stanford University Sunken Diamond – Palo Alto ExistingModern Pentathlon – Swimming Stanford University Avery Aquatic Ctr. – Palo Alto Minor AdaptationRowing Lake Natoma – Sacramento Minor AdaptationSailing Treasure Island – San Francisco Substantial AdaptationShooting Shooting Center – San Jose ConstructionSoftball Stanford University Sunken Diamond – Palo Alto Minor AdaptationSwimming – Diving George Haines Int. Swim Center – Santa Clara ConstructionSwimming – Swimming George Haines Int. Swim Center – Santa Clara ConstructionSwimming – Synchronized Swimming George Haines Int. Swim Center – Santa Clara ConstructionSwimming – Water Polo Stanford University Avery Aquatic Ctr. – Palo Alto Substantial AdaptationTable Tennis Moscone Center West – San Francisco Minor AdaptationTaekwondo Moscone Center West – San Francisco Minor AdaptationTennis Treasure Island – San Francisco ConstructionTriathlon Aquatic Park – San Francisco Minor AdaptationVolleyball – Indoor Moscone Center South – San Francisco Minor AdaptationVolleyball – Beach Golden Gate Park Polo Fields – San Francisco Substantial AdaptationWeightlifting Kaiser Auditorium – Oakland Minor AdaptationWrestling – Freestyle San Jose Convention Center – San Jose Minor AdaptationWrestling – Greco-Roman San Jose Convention Center – San Jose Minor AdaptationTotal Number of Proposed Sites 32

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9.1.4 Financing of Work

Provide:

– An estimate of the cost of all work to be carried out

– The amount to be provided by the OCOG (amount in figures and percentage of total)and relevant guarantees from the competent bodies. The original documents must begiven to the USOC (Theme 19 – Guarantees).

An estimate of the cost for all work to be carried out in capital construction of competition venues for the San Francisco Bay Area 2012 Olympic Games is provided inTable 9.1.4. An estimate of costs for temporary and portable facilities is provided for eachsport in Table 10.4 in Theme 10 – Sports.

Original documents from the relevant groups, organizations and authorities are provided in Theme 19 – Guarantees.

Table 9.1.4 Capital Construction Costs (in thousands of dollars)

VENUE OCOG NEW PERCENT NON-OCOG NEW PERCENT TOTAL OCOGCONSTRUCTION OF TOTAL CONSTRUCTION OF TOTAL AND NON-OCOG

Stanford Stadium: Opening Ceremonies/Athletics 150,000 50 150,000 50 300,000Lake Natoma Whitewater Course 1,000 25 3,000 75 4,000Monterey Horse Park, Monterey 5,000 21 19,000 79 24,000Shooting Center, San Jose 10,000 50 10,000 50 20,000George Haines International Swim Center, Santa Clara 10,000 25 30,000 75 40,000Treasure Island Tennis Center, San Francisco 10,000 25 30,000 75 40,000Total 186,000 43 242,000 57 428,000

9.1.5 Guarantee of Use

In accordance with the list given in 9.1.1, provide a table giving a list of:

– Signed agreements with the concerned

– Agreements to be signed

A copy of all signed agreements must be given to the USOC (Theme 19 – Guarantees).

The Legal Committee and the executive management of the Bay Area Sports OrganizingCommittee (BASOC) have developed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to use in obtaining agreements with venue owners and authorities. The MOU contains provisionsto confirm not only use of the facilities but also agreement to comply with conditionsexpressed in the Host City Contract, such as agreement to the “clean venues” clause. The MOU also ensures that the problems often confronted by organizing committeeswhen they negotiate agreements with venue owners after the Olympic Games have beenawarded to the city are prevented in advance. Copies of all signed MOUs are provided inTheme 19 – Guarantees.

In those cases where the venue owner or authority could not sign the MOU at this time, aLetter of Intent has been executed that provides for ensurance of use. In every case, the venueowner and/or authority has reviewed the terms and conditions of the MOU and understandsthat by the commitment expressed in the Letter of Intent that those terms and conditionswill apply. Copies of all signed Letters of Intent are provided in Theme 19 – Guarantees.Table 9.1.5 lists the signed MOUs and the signed Letters of Intent.

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Table 9.1.5 Use AgreementsSPORT/DISCIPLINE VENUE MOU1 LOI2

Archery Mather Regional Park – Sacramento �

Athletics Stanford University Stadium – Palo Alto �

Badminton Stanford University Maples Pavilion – Palo Alto �

Baseball – Preliminaries Raley Field – Sacramento �

Baseball – Preliminaries & Finals Pacific Bell Park – San Francisco �

Basketball – Preliminaries UC Berkeley Haas Pavilion – Berkeley �

Basketball – Preliminaries & Finals Oakland Coliseum – Oakland �

Boxing Cow Palace – San Francisco �

Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater Lake Natoma – SacramentoCanoe/Kayak – Slalom Lake Natoma – Sacramento

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Cycling – Road Marina Green – San Francisco �

Cycling – Track Mather Regional Park – Sacramento �

Cycling – Mountain Bike Domaine Chandon – Napa ValleyEquestrian – Jumping Monterey Horse Park – Monterey �

Equestrian – Dressage Monterey Horse Park – Monterey �

Equestrian – 3-Day Event Monterey Horse Park – Monterey �

Fencing Moscone Center North – San Francisco �

Football – Preliminaries 3Com Park – San Francisco �

Football – Preliminaries Qualcomm Stadium – San Diego �

Football – Preliminaries Los Angeles – TBDFootball – Preliminaries UC Berkeley Memorial Stadium – Berkeley �

Football – Preliminaries Rose Bowl – Pasadena �

Football – Preliminaries & Finals Network Associates Coliseum – Oakland �

Gymnastics – Artistic San Jose Arena – San JoseGymnastics – Rhythmic San Jose Arena – San Jose �

Gymnastics – Trampolining San Jose Arena – San JoseHandball – Finals UC Berkeley Haas Pavilion – BerkeleyHandball – Preliminaries Moscone Center West – San Francisco �

Hockey San Jose Spartan Stadium – San Jose �

Judo San Jose Convention Center – San Jose �

Modern Pentathlon – Fencing & Shooting Stanford University Maples Pavilion – Palo Alto �

Modern Pentathlon – Riding & Running Stanford University Sunken Diamond – Palo Alto �

Modern Pentathlon – Swimming Stanford University Avery Aquatic Center – Palo Alto �

Rowing Lake Natoma – Sacramento �

Sailing Treasure Island – San Francisco �

Shooting Shooting Center – San Jose �

Softball Stanford University Sunken Diamond – Palo Alto �

Swimming – Diving George Haines International Swim Center – Santa Clara �

Swimming – Swimming George Haines International Swim Center – Santa Clara �

Swimming – Synchronized Swimming George Haines International Swim Center – Santa Clara �

Swimming – Water Polo Stanford University Avery Aquatic Center – Palo Alto �

Table Tennis Moscone Center West – San Francisco �

Taekwondo Moscone Center West – San Francisco �

Tennis Treasure Island – San Francisco �

Triathlon Aquatic Park – San Francisco �

Volleyball – Indoor Moscone Center South – San Francisco �

Volleyball – Beach Golden Gate Park Polo Fields – San Francisco �

Weightlifting Kaiser Auditorium – Oakland �

Wrestling – Freestyle San Jose Convention Center – San Jose �

Wrestling – Greco-Roman San Jose Convention Center – San Jose �

1Agreement (Memorandum of Understanding) signed2Letter of Intent signed

9.1.6 Agreements with NGBs

Of the 28 NGBs involved, list only those who have already given their agreement to theproposed sites and installations in accordance with the guarantees given for question 10.5.

BASOC has obtained agreement to the proposed sites and installations from all 28National Governing Bodies (NGBs) involved, as detailed in Table 9.1.6.

Table 9.1.6 NGB AgreementsSPORT/DISCIPLINE VENUE NGB ENDORSEMENT

Archery Mather Regional Park – Sacramento �

Athletics Stanford University Stadium – Palo Alto �

Badminton Stanford University Maples Pavilion – Palo Alto �

Baseball – Preliminaries Raley Field – SacramentoBaseball – Preliminaries & Finals Pacific Bell Park – San Francisco

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Basketball – Preliminaries UC Berkeley Haas Pavilion – BerkeleyBasketball – Preliminaries & Finals Oakland Coliseum – Oakland

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Boxing Cow Palace – San Francisco �

Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater Lake Natoma – Sacramento�

Canoe/Kayak – Slalom Lake Natoma – SacramentoCycling – Road Marina Green – San Francisco �

Cycling – Track Mather Regional Park – SacramentoCycling – Mountain Bike Domaine Chandon – Napa Valley �

Equestrian – Jumping Monterey Horse Park – MontereyEquestrian – Dressage Monterey Horse Park – Monterey �

Equestrian – 3-Day Event Monterey Horse Park – MontereyFencing Moscone Center North – San Francisco �

Football – Preliminaries 3Com Park – San FranciscoFootball – Preliminaries Qualcomm Stadium – San DiegoFootball – Preliminaries Los Angeles TBD – Los Angeles

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Football – Preliminaries UC Berkeley Memorial Stadium – BerkeleyFootball – Preliminaries Rose Bowl – PasadenaFootball – Preliminaries & Finals Network Associates Coliseum – OaklandGymnastics – Artistic San Jose Arena – San JoseGymnastics – Rhythmic San Jose Arena – San Jose �

Gymnastics – Trampolining San Jose Arena – San JoseHandball – Finals UC Berkeley Haas Pavilion – BerkeleyHandball – Preliminaries Moscone Center West – San Francisco

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Hockey San Jose Spartan Stadium – San Jose �

Judo San Jose Convention Center – San Jose �

Modern Pentathlon – Fencing & Shooting Stanford University Maples Pavilion – Palo AltoModern Pentathlon – Riding & Running Stanford University Sunken Diamond – Palo Alto �

Modern Pentathlon – Swimming Stanford University Avery Aquatic Center – Palo AltoRowing Lake Natoma – Sacramento �

Sailing Treasure Island – San Francisco �

Shooting Shooting Center – San Jose �

Softball Stanford University Sunken Diamond – Palo Alto �

Swimming – Diving George Haines International Swim Center – Santa Clara �

Swimming – Swimming George Haines International Swim Center – Santa Clara �

Swimming – Synchronized Swimming George Haines International Swim Center – Santa Clara �

Swimming – Water Polo Stanford University Avery Aquatic Center – Palo Alto �

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Table Tennis Moscone Center West – San Francisco �

Taekwondo Moscone Center West – San Francisco �

Tennis Treasure Island – San Francisco �

Triathlon Aquatic Park – San Francisco �

Volleyball – Indoor Moscone Center South – San FranciscoVolleyball – Beach Golden Gate Park Polo Fields – San Francisco

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Weightlifting Kaiser Auditorium – Oakland �

Wrestling – Freestyle San Jose Convention Center – San Jose�

Wrestling – Greco-Roman San Jose Convention Center – San Jose

9.1.7 Advertising in Competition Sites.

Confirm that no form of advertising will appear at the competition sites (“clean venues”).

BASOC confirms that no form of advertising will appear at the competition sites in theSan Francisco Bay Area in 2012. All venues will be clean, in complete conformity with the conditions of the IOC. As explained in Section 9.1.5, BASOC has obtained expressedwritten agreement to this condition from the venues listed in Section 9.1.5 that havesigned the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).

9.2 TEST EVENTS

Will you undertake, on behalf of the future OCOG, to organize test events in accordancewith the recommendations of this manual and the Rules of the Olympic Charter? Specifythe period in which the test events will be held.

BASOC understands the value of organizing test events in all sports in order to providetraining for staff and volunteers and to test the ability of each venue to provide the bestpossible competition conditions for the athletes. Test events also provide an opportunity to test systems that have been developed for the Olympic Games, particularly technologysystems for timing, results and scoring, but also venue management, spectator services,logistics and transportation, to name but a few.

Therefore, BASOC, on behalf of the future OCOG, undertakes to organize test events in accordance with the recommendations of the USOC Bid Procedures Manual – OlympicGames and the rules of the Olympic Charter, Article 55. The test events will be organized in the period from 18 to six months prior to the Olympic Games, although BASOC willundertake to organize test events outside this period where requested by the USOC, theIOC and the relevant International Federation and/or National Governing Body.

9.3 HUMAN RESOURCES

What sources will be used for recruiting personnel for the sports organization, bearing inmind all the various tasks to be undertaken? What steps have already been taken?

BASOC has already taken a major step in recruiting personnel for the organization ofsports for the 2012 Olympic Games by establishing an expert committee comprised ofOlympians from every sport on the Olympic program. In addition to recruiting

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Olympians, BASOC has recruited sports administrators and coaches from each sport who are considered experts by their NGB. This committee has played a crucial role in the development of the venue plans for each sport (see Section 10.7 for the venue plans).These subject matter experts (SMEs) have been consulted throughout this process. Theyhave assured us that the venue plans contain all the critical facilities necessary to provideworld-class competition conditions for the athletes, and they have reviewed the plans andthe proposed competition schedules from drafts to final copies.

This committee represents a foundation for the human resources needed to organize thesports for the Olympic Games. From this foundation, each Olympian and SME willidentify outstanding individuals from throughout the San Francisco Bay Area to assist in building a first-class team for their sport. In fact, many of the individuals on thecommittee have already assisted in organizing Olympic competitions, world championshipsand other major events in their sport. They will also consult with their NGB and with the leadership at BASOC to ensure that individuals essential to delivering the bestcompetitions ever organized are also recruited from throughout the country and the world. With over 300 Olympians in the Northern California Olympians organization and a wealth of committed and talented individuals available in every sport, BASOC isconfident that the human resources in this region will be gathered to organize the sportsfor the Olympic Games at the highest possible standard.

9.4 SPORTS EXPERIENCE

List all international sports competitions organized in your city, region and country over the last ten years (world championships, multisports world games, continentalchampionships).

The San Francisco Bay Area has a rich tradition of organizing major sporting events. Table 9.4 provides a list of the international sports competitions organized in this regionover the past ten years.

Table 9.4 Sports ExperienceSPORT/EVENT EVENT VENUE DATE

Archery California Cup Sacramento 6/94–presentPacific Coast Championships Sacramento AnnualWorld Team Trials Sacramento 5/96, 5/96Championships of America Sacramento 5/91, 5/94California Senior Games Sacramento 1994Collegiate National Championships Sacramento 1993

Athletics Grand Prix I Stanford 7/00U.S. Track & Field Trials Sacramento 7/00Pac 10 Track & Field Sacramento 1999National Masters Track and Field Championships San Jose 8/97Regional Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships San Jose 6/97National Junior Olympics Track & Field Championship San Jose 7/95IAAF Racewalking Boxing Invitational San Jose 12/91Racewalking National Championships San Jose 4/91

Badminton National Collegiate Championships Stanford 4/00National Collegiate Championships Davis 4/97

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Baseball SF Giants vs. NY Mets Division Series San Francisco 10/00Oakland A’s vs. NY Yankees Divisional Playoffs Oakland 10/00SF Giants vs. Marlins Division Series San Francisco 10/97Oakland A’s vs.Toronto BlueJays League Championships Oakland 10/92Oakland A’s vs. Cincinnati Reds World Series Oakland 10/90College Regional Tournament Santa Clara Annual

Basketball West Coast Conference Basketball Tournament San Jose 3/99NCAA Women’s Final Four San Jose 3/99Nike Four in the Fall Women’s Basketball Tournament San Jose 11/98West Coast Conference Basketball Tournament San Jose 3/98NCAA Men’s Western Regional Basketball Final San Jose 3/97West Coast Conference Basketball Tournament San Jose 3/97American Basketball League Player Draft San Jose 6/96NCAA Regional Championships Stanford

Boxing USA vs. Ireland San Jose 3/98World Championship Bantan Weight Title Fight San Jose 2/94USA vs. Ireland Boxing Dual Match San Jose 3/93USA vs. USSR Boxing Invitational San Jose 12/91

Canoe/Kayak – Slalom U.S. National Championship Bakersfield 10/96Canoe/Kayak – Sprint U.S. National Championship Sacramento 10/91Cycling – Track NoneCycling – Road BMC Software Grand Prix Professional Cycling Event 6/00Cycling – Mtn. Bike Tissot UCO World Cup Session Napa 4/00

Sea Otter Classic MontereyDiving NoneEquestrian – Jumping NoneEquestrian – Dressage CDS Junior Championship Rancho Murietta 8/00

West Coast Sporthorse Classic Vallejo 1998/2001Golden Gate Arabian Dressage Santa Rosa 8/97Cool Down Dressage Rancho Murietta 1996–1998Golden State Dressage Classic Rancho Murietta 1996–presentCDS Fresno Spring Dressage Fresno AnnualWarm-Up Dressage Show Rancho Murietta 1995–presentCDS Annual & AHSA Region 7 Championships Rancho Murietta AnnualRancho Marin Dressage Novato 9/93MHA Dressage Oakland 7/93Northern Alliance Dressage Championships Santa Rosa 8/92

Equestrian – 3-Day Stirrup Cup Horse Trials Napa 7/95Stirrup Cup 3-Day Event Napa 6/95Milfleur Farm Horse Trials Livermore 5/94Vinters Cup Horse Trials Napa 4/94Wild Horse Horse Tournament Napa Spr/Sum/FallCTETA Horse Park Woodside Spr/Sum/FallMurietta Equine Complex Rancho Murietta Spring/FallRam Tap Horse Trials Fresno Monthly

Fencing U.S. Fencing National Junior Olympics Sacramento 2/00U.S. Fencing National Junior Olympics Oakland 2/98National Championships Santa Clara 7/97U.S. Fencing National Junior Olympics San Jose 2/95Fencing Challenge of the Americas &National Point Trial & Pan Am Trial San Francisco 1/95

Fencing Challenge of the Americas/National Point Trial San Francisco 1/94Football NCAA Women’s College Cup Stanford 12/00

Women’s Soccer Team USA vs. Team Brazil San Jose 9/00FIFA Women’s World Cup 7/99FIFA Women’s World Cup 6/99FIFA Women’s World Cup Draw 2/99U.S. Women’s Victory Tour, USA vs. England San Jose 5/97

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Gymnastics – Artistic USA Budget Gymnastics Invitational San Jose 6/95San Jose Gymnastics Spectacular San Jose 7/93

Gymnastics – Trampolining NoneGymnastics – Rhythmic NoneHandball Club Team National Championships Fresno 4/99

California State Championships Fresno AnnualHockey College Conference Championships Stanford

CCS Championships Stanford 1990–1996Judo U.S. Judo Junior National Championships Oakland 7/00

U.S. Judo Federation Championships Oakland 7/00Sensei Memorial San Jose AnnualCalifornia State Championships San Jose 1999National Senior Judo Championships San Jose 4/96National Masters Judo Championships San Jose 4/96National Collegiate Judo Championships San Jose 3/96

Modern Pentathlon NoneRowing NoneSailing Olympic Trials for Europe and Laser Classes San Francisco 4/00

Sailing Olympic Trials San Francisco 2000Pam Am Trials for Europe Dinghy Women San Francisco 4/99IOD World Championship San Francisco 1999Europe Dinghy World Qualifier San Francisco 10/98Etchells North American Championship San Francisco 10/98CA20 National Championship San Francisco 9/98U.S. Women’s Open San Francisco 1998Euro Dinghy Worlds San Francisco 1997International 14 Worlds San Francisco 1997FJ World Championship San Francisco 7/97Laser Nationals San Francisco 1996Sailing North American Championship San Francisco 10/95Star World Championship San Francisco 1992IOD World Championship San Francisco 9/91International Etchells World Championships San Francisco 8/91International Canoe Nationals San Francisco 1991

Shooting Northern California Junior Olympic Shooting Match Brentwood AnnualPreliminary Try-Outs San Francisco MonthlyInternational Skeet Shooting/ Preliminary Try-Outs Sacramento AnnualWestern Zone International Trap Shoot Martinez 1993Chabot Gun Club/Preliminary Try-Outs Castro Valley MonthlyCoyote Point Pistol & Rifle Club San Mateo MonthlyCentral Coast Pistol Club Watsonville Monthly

Softball NoneSwimming Santa Clara International Swim Meet Santa Clara Annual

U.S. Masters National Swim Meet StanfordSynchronized National Age Groups Championships Oakland 2000Swimming U.S. Collegiate Nationals Stanford 1995

U.S. National Team Trials San Jose 1995–presentU.S. Nationals Santa Clara 1995

Table Tennis 25th Ping-Pong Diplomacy Stanford 7/97U.S. National Championships Berkeley 12/91

Taekwondo U.S. Golden Senior Taekwondo Championships San Jose 10/97U.S. National Taekwondo Championships Oakland 5/97

Tennis USTA Girls National Championships San Jose 8/99USTA Girls National Championships San Jose 8/98International Tennis Federation Seniors Championships San Jose 5/94

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SPORT/EVENT EVENT VENUE DATE

Triathlon Pacific Grove Triathlon Pacific Grove 6/95–presentDonner Lake Triathlon Donner Lake 8/90–presentVineman Half Ironman Triathlon Santa Rosa 7/90–presentVineman Olympic Distance Triathlon Santa Rosa 6/90–presentSan Jose International Triathlon San Jose 6/93Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon San Francisco 6/90–presentWildflower Long Course Triathlon Monterey County 5/90–presentWildflower Olympic Distance Triathlon Monterey County 5/90–presentNational Collegiate Triathlon Monterey County 5/90–present

Volleyball – Indoor USA Open Volleyball Championships San Jose 5/99USA vs. Canada Men’s Volleyball Tour San Jose 2/95USA vs. China Women’s Volleyball Match San Jose 3/94

Volleyball – Beach AVP Miller Lite Pro Beach Volleyball Tour San Jose 5/94Water Polo USA vs. Russia Women’s Olympic Teams Stanford 2000

Junior Olympics San Jose 8/99Men’s Senior Summer Nationals Atherton 2000Masters Nationals Atherton 2000Men’s Junior Summer Nationals Novato 2000Masters Nationals Stanford 2000Women’s Senior Winter Nationals Novato 2000Women’s Junior & Senior Summer Nationals Novato 2000Women’s Junior & Senior Summer Nationals Novato 2000Men’s Senior Summer Nationals Concord 2000Junior Olympics San Jose 8/96Men’s Senior Summer Nationals Saratoga 2000Junior Olympics San Jose 2000USA vs. Spain UCB/Stanford 2000Men’s Senior Summer Nationals Stanford 2000California State Games Concord 2000Women’s Senior Winter Nationals UC Berkeley 2000Men’s Senior Summer Nationals Cupertino 2000California State Games Concord 2000Goodwill Games Tour (Hungary, USSR, Italy, USA) UCB/Stanford 2000

Weightlifting NoneWrestling Regional Olympic Wrestling Trials 3/96

World Wrestling Dual Meet, USA vs. Belarus San Jose 11/95USA National Espoir Wrestling Championships 5/93San Jose Gold Medal Challenge Amateur Wrestling Exh. 5/92

Paralympics Junior National Wheelchair Championships San Jose 2000NWBA Youth Division Nationals Berkeley 2000Exhibition at Olympic Trials Sacramento 7/00Special Olympics Fall Classic San Jose/Sac. 1991–presentNorthern California Junior Sports Camp San Jose 1990–presentUSQRA Training/Qualifying Camp San Jose 1998NWBA Mens Final Four National Tournament San Jose 1994NWBA Training/Qualifying Camp San Jose 1994SJSU/USABA Track and Field Fall Classic San Jose 1993–1997Far West Regionals and Paralympic Qualifier Cupertino 1992NWBA Training Camp Cupertino 1992USQRA National Championship San Jose 1992

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9.5 IF CONGRESSES

Will you undertake, on behalf of the future OCOG, the organization of congresses ormeetings during the Olympic Games or in the period immediately preceding or followingthe Olympic Games for those IFs that request such meetings?

BASOC, on behalf of the future OCOG, commits to organize congresses and/or meetingsfor those International Federations (IFs) that request such meetings at the time of the 2012 Olympic Games. The San Francisco Bay Area possesses a wealth of hotel and othermeeting facilities to ensure that each IF will be able to hold its congress and/or meetings in a dedicated facility.

Table 9.5 delineates the current status of requests by IFs for congresses and/or meetings perthe Sport Specifications distributed by the USOC. BASOC is fully prepared to organizenot only these requested congresses, but also any congresses that may be requested prior tothe 2012 Olympic Games.

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Table 9.5 Organization of IF Congresses – Master ListSPORT CONGRESS PARTICIPANTS DAYS NOTES

Archery NoAthletics NoBadminton Yes 45 1 Boardroom setting that also can be used

by referee to do ”Coach/Team ManagerBriefing“ prior to the start of the event

Baseball NoBasketball NoBoxing NoCanoe/Kayak NoCycling TBDEquestrian NoFencing Yes 130 3 A congress hall (2 days) and 6 meeting

rooms for Commissions (1 day), each with a capacity for 15 people

Football TBDGymnastics Yes 350 7 Rooms required – 4 for Technical

Committees (12 each), 1 for ExecutiveCommittee (30), 2 for the TechnicalAssembly (250), 1 for the General Assembly (350)

Handball (Team) Yes 200 7 The IHF will make use of the local servicesof the host federation.

Hockey Yes 200 TBD Room with tables, chairs and microphonesto seat all attendees. Also a room adjacentto the Congress room to seat 10 personsfor the counting of votes

Judo NoModern Pentathlon TBDRowing Yes 150–200 1 Either the day before or after the

Opening CeremoniesSailing NoShooting Yes 200–300 5 Logistical requirements for the meetings –

found on page 128 (Section 9.3) of theSports Technical Specifications Manual

Softball NoSwimming Yes 350 1 Logistical requirement found on page 18 of

the Sports Technical Specifications ManualTable Tennis NoTaekwondo TBDTennis Yes 25 1 Executive Committee Meeting during

the Olympic GamesTriathlon NoVolleyball TBDWeightlifting No 120–150 1 Technical CongressWrestling Yes 200 1 Simultaneous translation into 4 languages

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