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CANADIAN FREESTYLE SKI ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DE SKI ACROBATIQUE
808 PACIFIC ST., VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA V6Z 1C2
 
TEL.: 604-714-2233 FAX: 604-714-2232 Email: info@freestyleski.com www.freestyleski.com
2009 FIS Freestyle World Championships Selection Criteria 
September 25, 2008
1.0 PREAMBLE
The 2009 FIS Freestyle Ski World Championships will take place in Inawashiro, Japan, March 2-8, 2009.The freestyle ski disciplines that will take place during the 2009 FIS Freestyle Ski World Championships include:
 
Men’s & Women’s Single and Dual Moguls
 
Men’s & Women’s Aerials
 
Men’s & Women’s Ski-Cross
 
Men’s & Women’s Half-PipeThe Canadian Freestyle Ski Association (CFSA) will select athletes to participate in the 2009 FIS Freestyle SkiWorld Championships based on the selection criteria outlined herein.
2.0 AUTHORITY 
The FIS Freestyle Ski World Championships are conducted under rules established by the International SkiFederation (FIS), the international federation for skiing & snowboarding.
3.0 GUIDING PRINCIPLES
The following guiding principles have been taken into consideration in the development of the 2009 FIS FreestyleSki World Championships selection criteria:
 
The CFSA’s primary objective is to win medals at the 2009 FIS Freestyle Ski World Championships;
 
The freestyle ski athletes selected to represent Canada in the 2009 FIS Freestyle Ski WorldChampionships must demonstrate the ability to win medals.
4.0 KEY DATES
The CFSA must submit a final list of athletes to the 2009 FIS Freestyle Ski World Championships OrganizingCommittee no later than 24 hours after the last FIS World Cup event preceding the FIS World Championships.
 
 
5.0 ELIGIBLE COMPETITIONS
a) The CFSA will determine a selection period from which an athlete’s results will be considered forestablishing a ranking so athletes may be selected to the 2009 FIS Freestyle Ski World ChampionshipsTeam.
The selection period for Aerials, Moguls and Skier cross shall be defined as November 1,2008 to February 22, 2009.The selection period for Half-Pipe shall be defined as November 1, 2007 to February 22,2009.
b) Eligible competitions shall be defined as FIS Freestyle World Cup competitions and other competitionsidentified by the CFSA.c) Athlete results from FIS Freestyle World Cup competitions and other competitions identified by theCFSA held during the selection period will only be considered in the selection of athletes to the 2009 FISFreestyle Ski World Championships.
6.0 ELIGIBLE ATHLETES
6.1 Moguls & Aerials 
Freestyle ski athletes participating in the Moguls and Aerials disciplines will be considered eligible for selection tothe 2009 FIS Freestyle Ski World Championships provided they:
 
 Are a member of the CFSA High Performance Program during the 2008/09 FIS Freestyle World Cupcompetition season;
 
 Are a member in good standing with the CFSA;
 
Meet the minimum qualification standards:
o
 
Gaining at least 1.00 point in FIS World Cup competitions (i.e. Top 30 placing) during theselection period;
6.2 
 
Ski-Cross & Half-Pipe 
Freestyle ski athletes participating in the Ski-Cross and Half-Pipe disciplines will be considered eligible forselection to the 2009 FIS Freestyle Ski World Championships provided they:
 
 Are a member in good standing with the CFSA;
 
Have paid the CFSA International License Fee.
7.0 QUOTA
The FIS determines the number of athletes that may compete at the 2009 FIS Freestyle Ski World Championshipsfor each country participating in the Games.For the 2009 FIS Freestyle Ski World Championships, the FIS has established the following quotas:i)
 
Maximum of four (4) athletes per gender, per event (Moguls and Duals will be considered oneevent for the purpose of selection);ii)
 
Maximum of eighteen (18) athletes per gender;
 
 
iii)
 
Overall maximum team size of 32 athletes (excluding the reigning FIS World Champions);iv)
 
The reigning FIS World Champions have the right to participate in addition to the quota in theevent they won at the 2007 FIS Freestyle Ski World Championships. If however the WorldChampion is entered for other events, he/she must be included within the quota and must benominated (Single mogul & dual mogul are considered two different events).The CFSA is not required to fill the quota in any one discipline and reserves the right to select fewer athletes for adiscipline than the FIS Quota may allow.
8.0 ATHLETE NOMINATION PROCEDURES
Eligible freestyle ski athletes will be selected to compete in the 2009 FIS Freestyle Ski World Championships bythe following procedures:
 
8.1 General Information 
 a)
 
Eligible athletes will be ranked by discipline according to gender(Moguls will have one list for Single and Duals combined);b)
 
For the purpose of ranking eligible mogul athletes, final placing from single mogul competitionswill be used. If an athlete places in the top 3 in a WC Dual Mogul event, the placing will count.If they are below top 3 in the final placing of a Dual mogul WC, their place in the qualification runwill count; however, top 3 qualification placing will count as a 4
th
place.c)
 
For the purpose of ranking eligible aerial athletes, placing from eligible competitions that aredowngraded, where the Jury has decided to limit the Degree of Difficulty due to weather or otherconditions, will not be considered for ranking purposes.
8.2 Moguls, Aerials, & Skier Cross 
a)
 
 All eligible mogul, aerial, and skier cross athletes will be ranked on the basis of their best three(3) OR four (4) FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup placing. The number of placings used from theselection period will depend on the number of competitions per discipline held during theselection period. The table below will apply to determine the number of placings used whenranking the athletes for each discipline:If 6 competitions or more
 
4 counting placings from the selection period (2008-09 FIS WC season)If 5 competitions or less
 
3 counting placings from the selection period (2008-09 FIS WC season)b)
 
Rankings will be calculated according to the sum of each athlete’s three (3) or four (4) bestplacing. For example, if 6 mogul competitions or more are held during the selection period andan athlete places 1
st
, 2
nd
, 3
rd
, and 10
th
in his/her four (4) best events, he or she will have a sumof 16 points. If 5 competitions or less are held, that same athlete would have a sum of 6 points(i.e. 1
st
+2
nd
+3
rd
);c)
 
The athlete with the lowest sum will be ranked 1
st
and so forth.d)
 
Single and Dual Mogul course length must be a minimum of 200 meters (according the TDreport) for the placing to be eligible
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