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verification process available in .PDF |
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To set a record, a Stacker must participate in a WSSA Sanctioned
Tournament. The WSSA currently recognizes the existing World
Record hand times, (using stop watches) that have been previously
established, until a new record is set using the new official
timing device of the WSSA, the StackMat® Competition Timer.
In
addition to participating in a Sanctioned event, to set
a record you must follow these three criteria: |
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1)
Must use a StackMat® Competition Timer.
2)
Must be video taped for review and verification purposes.
3)
Must have 3 Judges* (one is designated Head Judge) to judge each
try. After each try the 3 Judges confer. The Head Judge will
then designate with a color-coded card the outcome of that try.
(Green - Clean Run, Yellow - Try in Question (Immediate Video
Review**) and Red – Scratch).
*A
Finals Judge may not be a family member or the Cup Stacking Instructor
of the Stacker. |
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Video
Setup Standard
1)
The camera must be centered on the Stacker, with a straight on
view, on a tripod (encouraged but optional) and Judges positioned
as to not obstruct the camera’s view of the Stacker.
2)
The picture frame must include the front view of the following:
the Stacking Surface, 12 cups, Stacker’s hands, Stacker’s
face and the Tournament Display (if used). Note: If a Tournament
Display is not used the camera must record the display on the
StackMat ® Timer after each stack.
3)
For identification purposes the Head Judge will say the first
and last name of the Stacker and Division to the video camera
before the Stacker’s first attempt.
4)
All warm ups must be videotaped too. |
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Video
Review Procedure
1)
The following Officials have the authority to request a Video
Review: a representative of the WSSA (if present), Tournament
Director(s), Division Manager(s), Relay Manager(s) and the 3
Judges who are judging the division finals.
2)
If one of the authorized officials questions the outcome of a
try, the try is immediately reviewed by the 3 Judges and the
Official who called for the review.
3)
If there is not a consensus after the review, the 3 Judges must
request a higher authorized Official to review the try. The higher
authorized Official, after reviewing the video and conferring
with 3 Judges, will then make the final judgment. |
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Verification/WSSA
Video Review
1)
Final’s videos and tournament results must be submitted
to the WSSA within 30 days after the event.
2)
For identification purposes each video will be labeled with the
name of the event, date of the event, division, tournament director’s
name, telephone number and email address.
3)
For record’s verification the ‘Records Verification
Form’ must be completed and attached to the video. |
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