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Event update: SA Youth Finals 2024

Hi all,

Bookings have now closed and the field is set for an exciting SA Youth Finals 2024 at SA Base Camp on Sunday, August 11. We can’t wait to see what our incredible athletes from SA, WA, NSW and VIC can achieve on our challenging two-stage courses.

Below you’ll find the official run orders and a rough schedule for the day.

But before that, a quick refresher on the format for each stage and some other house-keeping matters:

Course rules & demonstrations:

Given the tight turnaround from my arrival to the day of the competition, courses and rules for each stage will be available in the evening of Saturday, August 10 at the earliest. If we encounter delays, we may need to continue finalising filming of the demonstrations on the morning of Sunday, August 11.

We will publish the rules to our YouTube page and email you a link when they are ready, but be sure to subscribe to our channel just in case the email goes to junk or spam.

Athletes will be expected to have watched and understood the rules for each stage ahead of the competition – there will be no rules walkthrough on the day.

Stage 1:

In the first stage, competitors will face a speed course with a tight time limit, and must hit the buzzer to officially progress to Stage 2. If a competitor falls on Stage 1, their run will officially be over, but they’ll be able to attempt the remaining obstacles until their time limit expires.

If less than 10 competitors clear Stage 1, then unofficial runs will be given to the next best performing competitors until there are 10 runners in Stage 2.

Stage 2:

In the second stage, competitors will face a more technical, challenging course with a more generous time limit, with final rankings determined by furthest fastest.

Any unofficial runners will attempt Stage 2 first, followed by official runners.

If an unofficial runner fails on an obstacle on Stage 2, their run will be over and they will have to clear the course for the next athlete without attempting any remaining obstacles.

If an official runner fails on an obstacle on Stage 2, their run will officially be over, but they’ll be able to attempt the remaining obstacles until their time limit expires.

Results:

Live results for each stage will be posted on our website: https://www.ninjachallengeleague.com/sa-youth-finals-2024/ but these will only be finalised after the conclusion of the event, to allow time for any reviews and challenges.

Schedule:

9:30am: Kids & Mature Kids competitors check-in, warm-up and t-shirt collection
9:45am: Kids Division Stage 1
10:05am: Mature Kids Division Stage 1
10:45am: Course changes
11:00am: Kids Division Stage 2
11:20am: Mature Kids Division Stage 2
12:00pm: Kids & Mature Kids Divisions Podiums
12:10pm: Course changes and lunch break
12:45pm: Pre-Teens & Teens Division check-in and t-shirt collection
1:00pm: Pre-Teens Division Stage 1
1:20pm: Teens Division Stage 1
1:40pm: Course changes
1:55pm: Pre-Teens Division Stage 2
2:25pm: Teens Division Stage 2
2:50pm: Pre-Teens & Teens Division Podiums

Run order:

A note on the run order: The run order for Stage 1 is based on season seeding. The run order for Stage 2 is also based on season seeding, but competitors who don’t clear Stage 1 and are doing an unofficial run, will all run before the first official competitor on Stage 2.

Kids Division

  1. Riley Swift – SA
  2. Samuel Cooper – SA
  3. Layla Stone – SA
  4. Kyle Holt – SA

Mature Kids Division

  1. Cooper Granich – SA
  2. Harry Loveday – SA
  3. Elijah Cook – SA
  4. Ella Skipworth – SA
  5. Lachlan Edwards – SA
  6. Daniel Green – SA
  7. Hylas Cooper – SA
  8. Harvey Jones – SA
  9. Sebastian Daumann – SA
  10. Noah Roper – SA
  11. Madelyn Brown – SA
  12. Ella Kemp – VIC
  13. Isabel Burgoyne – SA
  14. Zaki Andary – SA
  15. Savannah McSwain – SA

Pre-Teens Division

  1. Sophie Flavel – SA
  2. Charlie Klose – SA
  3. Sofia Harrigan – SA
  4. Noah Wardrop – SA
  5. Connor Jones – SA
  6. Kobi Roberts – NSW

Teens Division

  1. Zara Dobie – SA
  2. Benjamin Zeitz – SA
  3. Maja Papillo – SA
  4. Nicholas Edwards – SA
  5. Jai Whitby – WA

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask – otherwise we’ll see you in just under two weeks!

All the best,

Mark Ravi
NCL Commissioner

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