The Wrestling tournament will welcome a maximum
of 220 wrestlers. The tournament will be a freestyle
wrestling event and competitions will take place
over two days. All novice wrestlers will participate
in a series of skill-development and initiation
workshops.
(This update of information
was made on 12 June)
• Sunday, 30 July 2006
• Monday, 31 July 2006 (Novice
Clinic Workshops )
Weigh-in for all wrestlers will
be on Saturday, 29 July 2006 and Compulsory
Medical Exam will start at 10:00 until 13:00,
directly on the competition site
(Complexe sportif Claude-Robillard).
The Wrestling tournament will be sanctioned by
Fédération
québécoise de lutte olympique.
To be eligible for the Open
and Masters Categories (excluding Novices), participants
must be registered with FILA,
or with a FILA-affiliated organisation in their
country of origin. Though accepted, FILA licenses
are not required. A card showing membership in
a FILA-affiliated organisation is, however, mandatory.
Participants must show proof of membership at
accreditation time.
- Stephane Fortaich, Sport Coordinator 1st world Outgames Montreal 2006
- Garry Kallos,
Head Organiser | Equipment Coordinator | Coordinator in Charge of Protocol | MC | Ceremonies
- Judy Paul, Coordinator
in Charge of Officials and Technical Services | Information and Results Coordinator
- Jean Sauvageau , Volunteer Coordinator | Registration Coordinator | Coordinator in Charge of On-Site Athlete Services
- Raymond Carrier,
C.L.I.C. Coach
Fédération
internationale des luttes associées
(FILA) rules will be used. The FILA scoring system
will also be used. Anti-doping policies will be
applied.
The 1st World Outgames endorses a healthy and fair approach to sports training and competition. Sport events in the 1st World Outgames are sanctioned by provincial, national, and in some cases, international sports governing bodies. In order to adhere to the rules of these sporting federations and to guarantee that the Outgames are run in a fair and just manner, GLISA and the Outgames have adopted the policy as set by the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES), and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
Consequently, all athletes competing in the 1st World Outgames must adhere to GLISA’s position on drugs in sport and may be required to undergo drug-testing. We encourage all participants to become familiar with this policy.
The objective of the 1st World Outgames in this regard is to provide an experience where all athletes are able to compete in a safe and welcoming environment, without discrimination of any kind. Our priority is to find the appropriate balance to ensure that no person, regardless of their birth gender, is disadvantaged in athletic competition and at the same time that no person participating in the Outgames experiences discrimination.
GLISA and the 1st World
Outgames have collaborated so as to develop a
policy that reflects this balance. We encourage
all participants, especially those who have identified
themselves as ‘transgender’ in the registration process, to become familiar with this policy.
The competition format will follow FILA rules.
Participants may register in
ONE of three divisions for their weight class
and gender. There will be separate competitions
for the Men's and Women's divisions.
The following categories will be used:
 |
Open |
(18 to 35
years) |
 |
Masters |
(36 to 45
years and 46 + years) |
 |
Novice |
(all ages) |
NOTE: To be
eligible for the Open and Masters Competition
(except for Novices), wrestlers must provide proof
that they are a member of FILA
or a FILA-affiliated organisation in their country
of origin. Though accepted, FILA licenses are
not required. A card showing membership in a FILA-affiliated
organisation is, however, mandatory. Participants
must show proof of membership at accreditation.
- The event for Novice wrestlers
will be held on Monday, 31 July 2006. Men and
women in the various age groups will train together.
This will not be a competition but rather an
opportunity to improve skills together.
Weight classes with five or
fewer wrestlers will use the FILA Nordic Tournament
system. All wrestlers will compete against those
in their weight class. If there are five participants
in a particular weight class, each competitor
will take part in four matches to establish his
or her ranking.
For weight divisions with six
or more wrestlers, the competition will be held
in two parts:
Part 1
Elimination by pool:
This will be held in a round-robin format in pools
of three or four wrestlers. Wrestlers are paired
in the order of numbers drawn at random during
the weigh-in from the smallest to the largest
number (for example, number one against number
two, etc.) and are then divided into pools of
three or four wrestlers.
Wrestlers in each pool compete
against other wrestlers in the same pool (two
or three bouts). The wrestler who has the highest
number of classification points in each pool
will advance to the final round.
NOTE: Once
winners of each pool have been determined, it
is sometimes necessary to hold a qualification
round using the single elimination system, or
knock-out format, to obtain the ideal number of
wrestlers (divisible by 4). Pairing for this round
will be between wrestlers placed highest on the
pairing charts.
Part 2
Final round: This round
will use a single elimination system, or knock-out
format. Competitions will continue until only
two wrestlers remain. These two will compete for
first and second place in their division and weight
class. The losers of the semi-finals will compete
against each other for third and fourth place.
Separation Criteria
A. Within weight
divisions:
Where possible, separation criteria will be used
within each weight division. The criteria will
be by club, then city/region and then by random
draw. This information will be collected from
each athlete prior to or during the weigh-in.
B. Twelve or more wrestlers in a weight division:
Where there are 12 or more wrestlers in a weight
division, the division will be split into two.
Medals will be awarded to those who place first,
second and third in each division. The separation
criteria will be the same as above (by club, then
by city/region and then by random draw).
Rule applicable where there
is only one wrestler in a weight class
If, after the weigh-in, there
is only one wrestler in a weight class, the wrestler
will have the choice of wrestling in a higher
or lower division (subject to the approval of
the officials) or to stay where he/she is. If
the wrestler opts to remain in the same division,
he or she will be awarded a gold medal.
Exhibition matches may be organised
with another wrestler of similar weight and experience
provided both wrestlers agree. Officials reserve
the right to make final decisions on the organisation
of exhibition matches.
Rule applicable where there are only two wrestlers
in a weight class
If, after the weigh-in, there
are only two wrestlers in a weight class, they
will compete against each other. First- and second-place
medals will be awarded.
Since each wrestler will only
wrestle in one match, and weight divisions with
more entries will wrestle a minimum of two matches,
exhibition matches may be organised with other
wrestlers of similar weight and experience.
On Saturday, 29 July ,Monday 31 july 2006 the following wrestling
activities will take place at the competition
site:
Training
and Familiarization with Venue
Training mats and control scales will be available
at the Wrestling venue from 9:30 to 14:00 before
competition day (Saturday, 29 july). This will be an opportunity for
wrestlers to become familiar with the competition
venue and recover from the effects of jet lag,
if needed.
Novice Workshops
Workshops will be held for those who would like
to receive an introduction to the rules, drills
and basic moves of Wrestling, and for those
who would like to hone their skills.The Novice
Worshops will be held on Monday 31 august, starting
at 9:00.
Medical tests
and weigh-ins
Weigh-in and medical tests will be done at the
competition site on Saturday, 29 July 2006.
Between 10:30 to 13:00.
Referees clinic
A clinic for all referees will be held at the competition site.
Wrestlers (WOMEN AND MEN) in the Open and Master
divisions will be separated into the weight classes
below:
| |
MEN'S
DIVISION
The following categories will be used: |
WOMEN'S
DIVISION
The following categories will be used: |
 |
55
kg |
Up to 55 kg |
48
kg |
Up to 48 kg |
 |
60
kg |
55,01 kg to 60 kg |
51
kg |
48,01 kg to 51 kg |
 |
66
kg |
60,01 kg to 66 kg |
55
kg |
51,01 kg to 55 kg |
 |
74
kg |
66,01 kg to 74 kg |
59
kg |
55,01 kg to 59 kg |
 |
84
kg |
74,01 kg to 84 kg |
63
kg |
59,01 kg to 63 kg |
 |
96
kg |
84,01 kg to 96 kg |
67
kg |
63,01 kg to 67 kg |
 |
120
kg |
96,01 kg to 120 kg |
72
kg |
67,01 kg to 72 kg |
| Saturday, 29 July |
9:30
to 14:00
|
Training
and Familiarization of Venue for Wrestlers
with training mats and control scale. |
| |
10:30
to 12:00 |
Compulsory
Medical Exam.
According to FILA rules,
all participants must undergo a medical
exam before their weigh-in. The point of
this exam is rule out any contagious skin
diseases. |
| |
12:00
to 13:00 |
Official
Weigh-In |
Sunday,
30 July |
9:00
to 18:00
Depending upon the number of
wrestlers in certain categories, the
competition might finish at 20:00. |
Wrestling Competition Qualification, semi-final and final rounds |
Monday,
31 July |
9:00
to 15:00
Depending upon the number of
registrants, the clinic might finish
before 15:00. |
Novice Clinic
Workshops for those who would like to receive an introduction to the rules, drills and basic moves of Wrestling, and for those who would like to hone their skills. |
All referees are members in good standing of
their respective national federations.
A clinic for all referees will be held at the
competition site.
- First Aid
- Snack Bar
- Locker Room
In partnership with the Fédération québécoise des massothérapeutes and Kinatex Sport Physio, the 1st World Outgames is pleased to offer physio and massotherapy services in the following locations:
- Parc Jean-Drapeau
- Centre sportif
du Parc olympique
- Complexe sportif Claude-Robillard
- Square
Viger (massotherapy only)
These services will also be available to volunteers and spectators at special rates.
 |
Complexe
sportif Claude-Robillard |
 |
Crémazie |
The wrestling venue in the Complexe
sportif Claude-Robillard can welcome approximately
75 spectators.
Upon exiting the Crémazie métro,
take bus no. 146, Direction Est (4 stops). It
is also possible to walk from the métro station
(approximately 10 minutes). From the métro, turn
left onto Crémazie Street and then left onto
Saint-Hubert Street.
Results will be posted at the competition site as well as on the web site of the 1st World Outgames.
Every participant in the 1st World Outgames Montréal 2006 will receive
a participation medal. In recognition of personal
achievement in Wrestling, there will also be medals
awarded for first, second and third place in each
of the divisions listed above.
During the accreditation, participants from Canada will be required to show government-issued identification with a photo. For athletes from all other countries, a passport will be the preferred form of identification. Furthermore, every participant will be required to provide his or her participant number.
| Main Accreditation
Centre (Salle 220C Hall Viger) |
| Volunteers |
|
| 20 to 23
July |
08:00
to 18:00 |
 |
Palais
des congrès de Montréal |
|
| Participants
- Conference |
|
| 24 to 28 July |
08:00 to
20:00 |
 |
Palais
des congrès de Montréal |
|
| Participants
- Sport and Culture |
|
| 27 and 28 July |
08:00 to
20:00 |
 |
Palais
des congrès de Montréal |
|
| 29 July |
08:00 to
18:00 |
 |
Palais
des congrès de Montréal |
|
| 30 July |
08:00 to
12:00 |
 |
Palais
des congrès de Montréal |
|
| Late Accreditation (Limited Services) |
| 30 July to
5 août |
08:00 to
18:00 |
 |
Olympic Stadium (rotonde) |
|
| 30 July to
3 août |
08:00 to
18:00 |
 |
Complexe
sportif Claude-Robillard |
|
| 4 August |
08:00 to
14:00 |
 |
Complexe
sportif Claude-Robillard |
|
| 30 July |
12:00
to 18:00 |
 |
Palais
des congrès (5e étage) |
|
| 31 July to 5 August |
08:00
to 18:00 |
 |
Palais
des congrès (5e étage) |
|
If you have any additional questions about Wrestling,
please email Stéphane Fortaich at sfortaich@montreal2006.org.
Frequently asked questions about Wresting will
be posted here soon.
Visit the statistics
page to see an overview of the 1st World
Outgames Montréal 2006 participating cities.
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