Events:

• Recurve
• Compound Finger
  
• Compound Release
  
• Barebow/Recurve
  
• Barebow Compound

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BADMINTON
 SUNY Cortland - Park Center
Wednesday, June 9 at 10am - Singles
Thursday, June 10 at 10:00am - Doubles; 12:00pm - Mixed Doubles

Each match consists of two out of three games.  Games are 21 points (rally scoring). Depending on the number of contestants, some matches may be one game to 21 points (rally scoring). 

Tournament format will be round robin, with as many players as possible advancing to a single elimination championship bracket (USBA rules categorically apply and may change the scoring procedure if USBA rules change prior to the tournament. If so, it is up to the discretion of the
Event Coordinator to determine what scoring procedure will be used). 
Athletes must provide own racquets.
 
Yonex 300 or 350 nylon birds will be provided.
 
Although every attempt will be made to accommodate multi-sport athletes, coordinators reserve the right to refuse such entries if play schedules cannot be accommodated.

PARTNERS will NOT be assigned by the coordinator.

Event Coordinator: TBA

BASKETBALL
SUNY Cortland – Park Center

 Format:  Team Three-on-Three/Half Court

Women: Friday, June 11 at 3:00pm (Time is Tentative)

Men: Captain's meeting: Friday, June 11 at 7pm, Park Center.
Competition: Saturday, June 12 at 9:00am

“3-on-3” basketball is played on a half court by two teams of three players each. Ten players per roster maximum. Since this is such a strenuous and fast-paced event, with up to 5 games played in 1 day, it is strongly recommended that all rosters include at least 6 team members. Roster changes cannot be made once the tournament begins.

Individual game winners are determined by first team to score 30 or 40 points, depending on the age bracket. For competitive purposes, the Games Committee and/or the Activity Coordinator reserve the right to combine age groups in divisions where a sufficient number of teams are not entered.

The tournament format will be determined by the number of teams entered in each age bracket. For most tournament formats, teams will be guaranteed a minimum of three games. In general, NCAA rules apply. However some rules have been adapted for this competition. Balls provided.

See the "Registration & Lodging" page about TEAM SPORTS for directions on filling out team applications, roster and payment.

Event coordinators:
Women:  Jeannette Mosher, Cortland, NY; email:  Jeannette.Mosher@cortland.edu
Men: Mick Lowie, Cortland, NY (607-753-0544; email: mlowie@cortlandschools.org
and Yale Hughes, Cortland, NY (607-756-4739; email: yhughes@cortlandschools.org

BOWLING
Cort Lanes, 391 Tompkins Street Extension, Cortland; 607-753-3323

Additional fee of $7.00 per event.

   Note:  New Schedule!

	Singles:	A Squad -	Wednesday, June 9 at 9:00am
		B Squad -	Wednesday, June 9 at 11:30am
		C Squad -	Wednesday, June 9 at 2:00pm
		D Squad -	Thursday, June 10 at 9:00am
		E Squad -	Thursday, June 10 at 11:30am
		F Squad -	Thursday, June 10 at 2:00pm
(Singles:  Bowlers may choose only 1 squad for Singles - either A, B, C, D, E or F Squad)
	Doubles:	A Squad -	Friday, June 11 at 9:00am
		B Squad -	Friday, June 11 at 11:30am
		C Squad -	Friday, June 11 at 2:00pm
(Doubles:  Bowlers may choose only 1 squad for Doubles - either A, B, or C Squad)
	Mixed Doubles:	A Squad -	Saturday, June 12 at 9:00am
		B Squad -	Saturday, June 12 at 11:30am
		C Squad -	Saturday, June 12 at 2:00pm
(Mixed Doubles:  Bowlers may choose only 1 squad for Singles - either A, B, or C Squad)

Report to the bowling center at least 30 minutes prior to designated time for lane assignment. Bowlers will bowl three games in an event.
Medals will be awarded for the total of three games in each age group in each event.
All bowlers will bowl scratch. No handicaps.
Due to the large number of participants, you must sign up with a partner for doubles and mixed doubles. PARTNERS will NOT be assigned by the coordinator.
The age division of competition for doubles & mixed doubles will be determined by the younger age, as of December 31, 2010, of the two partners.

Event Coordinators: Ellie Wood, Fayetteville NY (315-380-4247, email: ewood002@twcny.rr.com) and Jane Posner, Newark Valley, NY

BRIDGE
  SUNY Cortland - Hall of Fame Room, Park Center
  Wednesday, June 9 at 1:00pm

Participants should be at the games site by 12:30pm.
Duplicate bridge format. Competitors may play in one or both sessions. Highest session score, by percentage game, will determine final scoring and awards. Medals will be awarded in beginner, intermediate and advanced categories. Partnerships must be pre-arranged and may be of either gender.
PARTNERS will NOT be assigned by the Coordinator.

Event coordinator:  Mark McDermott, Syracuse, NY (315-559-0748); email: irishmoboss@aol.com; and Gary Philips, Liverpool, NY (315-451-3897)

CYCLING
  Greek Peak, Virgil, NY

Saturday, June 12:

9:00am - 5K Time Trial

11:00am -10K Time Trial

2:00pm - 20K Road Race

Competitors are automatically enrolled for ALL 3 races, and have the option to “opt out” on the day of the event at check-in.  In the 2 time-trial events, riders will start at 1 minute intervals. Slower riders will start first, faster riders will start later (this is approximated by age and previous age-group performance).
Helmets are required for all events.
Aerodynamic bars are permitted only for the Time-trial event and must be removed prior to the road race if the same bicycle will be used.
NNo drafting is allowed in the Time Trial events. unches are not provided at the venue, and there are limited resources for purchasing food in Virgil. Therefore, riders are advised to bring a packed lunch if they plan on staying for the entire race. Some refreshments, such as fruit, cookies and sports drinks will be provided.

Course maps are provided by the Finger Lakes Cycling Club (http://flcycling.org) and may be viewed by selecting the appropriate link below:
5K Time Trial Map
10K Time Trial Map
20K Road Race

Event coordinator: Mark Rishniw, Ithaca, NY (email: mr89@cornell.edu)

  DISC GOLF  -- New sport!
  Disc Golf Course, Tompkins-Cortland
  Community College (TC3), Dryden, NY

  Friday, June 11
  10am Singles (check-in at 9am); and 2pm Doubles

Join us for Disc Golf's introduction to the Games at the new TC3 Disc Golf Course!

Disc Golf is played much like traditional golf. Instead of a ball and clubs, players use flying discs. The sport was formalized in the 1970's,and shares with "ball golf" the object of completing each hole. Disc Golf involves throwing the disc into a "Pole Hole" chain basket in the fewest number of “strokes” - in the case of Disc Golf, the fewest number of “throws”.

The format for this event will be an 18-Hole Singles competition in the morning followed by a Doubles competition in the afternoon.

Discs will be provided for those that do not have one.
Instruction can be provided beforehand by the Disc Golf staff.

Partners for the Doubles Competition will NOT be assigned by the event coordinators; you must register and name a partner.

Event Coordinator: Dave Thomas, Churchville , NY (585-737-5077) email: rigarec@townofriga.org

   GOLF - Long course (par 70)     
 Green Lakes State Park Golf Course, 7900 Green Lakes Rd, Fayetteville, 13066;  Phone: (315) 637-4653

Tuesday, June 8 at 7:30am
Wednesday, June 9 at 7:30am
Thursday, June 10 - Rain date
(Golfers are to select only one date for play)

Greens fee and cart rental $25.00 payable with application.
18 hole scratch (no handicaps) tournament.
Medal play.
Golfers will play in groups of four. Individual scores will be matched against participants in age groups at the completion of the competition.
USGA rules apply. Local course rules will be in effect.
Ties (for medal places only) will be broken with winners determined by matching cards starting with the #1 handicap hole.

You must call the Games office at 315-492-9654 to reserve a tee time.

Call the course in the event of bad weather (315-637-4653). If the course is “closed” for play on either of the scheduled dates, a rain date of Thursday, June 10 has been arranged. Call the Golf Course for your rain date tee time.

PLEASE NOTE: All golfers should go directly to the Golf Course to check-in. Be sure to have proper ID and your confirmation letter - no exceptions. You must check in one hour before your tee time.

Event coordinator:  Golf Pro

GOLF - Short Course (par 54)      NOTE NEW DAY!
West Hill Golf Course
Rte. 5, Camillus (315-672-8677)

Monday, May 7 at 8:00am (note the date has been corrected from what was initially posted)

PREVIOUSLY ARRANGED TEE TIMES ARE REQUIRED.
Additional fee required for greens fee and cart rental. Greens Fees are $15 to walk or $25 to ride, payable at the Golf Course the day of the competition. 18 hole scratch (no handicaps) tournament. Medal play. Golfers will play in groups of four. Individual scores will be matched against participants in your age group at the completion of competition. USGA Rules apply. Local course rules will be in effect. Call West Hill Golf Course to reserve tee times and carts (315-672-8677).

Event coordinator: Jed Rotella, Camillus, NY; 315-672-8677

HANDBALL
SUNY Cortland – Park Center 
Saturday, June 12 at 12:00pm

Format of play will depend on the number of competitors in each age category.
Approved lensed eyewear designed for handball is MANDATORY.
Matches will be self-officiated.
USHA Rules will apply.
Starting times for matches will be posted at Registration.
Balls will be provided.
Format:  Two games to 21 with 11 point tie breaker.

Event coordinator: Dick La Paglia – Cicero, NY  (315-699-7823, email: dlapaglia@verizon.net)

HORSESHOES
  Tri County Horseshoe Club, Groton, NY

  Wednesday, June 9: 10:00am - Women and 1:00pm - Men

30 shoe preliminary round if necessary. Top 6 advance to round robin medal round.
All matches will be conducted in accordance with the National Horseshoe Pitchers Association rules.
Please bring your own horseshoes. Pitching schedule will be determined by number of entries.

Event coordinator:  Al Stockholm, Cortland, NY, and Tom Scheffler, Groton, NY (607-423-2663)

ORIENTEERING
 Lime Hollow Center for Environment and Culture, Cortland, NY

 Wednesday, June 9 at 9:30am (Rain or Shine)

There will be a mass start at 10:00am for a 90-minute competitive score-O course.
A recreational clinic and non-competitive course will begin about 10 minutes after the mass start.
Color maps produced by Central New York Orienteering will be used.
Controls are assigned point values and may be visited in any order, one's place being determined by the number of points accumulated within the time allotted. Severe penalties (points deducted) will accrue for each minute over time. A tie in points will be broken by the runner with the shorter time.
All participants must wear a watch.
Competitive participants must provide their own compasses.
A few loaner compasses will be available for the clinic.
Long pants and appropriate footwear for traveling in natural terrain are strongly recommended.
All participants, competitive and recreational, must return to the start/finish table to hand in their punch cards no later than 11:30am, whether having completed their course or not.
Medals will be awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners in each 5-year age category, male and female.
Lime Hollow Center is approximately 4 miles from campus and a shuttle bus will leave the Park Center at 9:00am with return transportation at 11:50am.

Event coordinator:  Barbara Sleight, N. Syracuse, NY (315-458-6406)

   PICKLEBALL
 SUNY Cortland, Park Center

Wednesday, June 9 at 8:30am - Men's & Women's Doubles
Thursday, June 10 at 8:30am - Mixed Doubles
Friday, June 11 at 8:30am - Men's & Women's Singles

Pickleball is a game played on a court identical in size to a badminton court with the net lowered to 36” from the floor on the sides and 34” in the middle. It is played with wood or composite paddles and a ball that resembles a wiffle ball.
Men’s and women’s singles, men’s and women’s doubles and mixed doubles will be played.  In general, a double elimination or round robin format will be used. Matches will be either two out of three to eleven points or a single game to 15 points. Tournament format may be modified at the discretion of the tournament coordinators.
USA Pickleball Association rules will be followed.
Partners will NOT be assigned by the Coordinators. You must sign up with a partner for doubles and mixed doubles. 

Event coordinators: David Tatro, Scotia, NY (352-259-8923); and Sandy Rohner, Halfmoon, NY (518-383-5560); email: srohner@nycap.rr.com

PING PONG (TABLE TENNIS)
  J.M. McDonald Sports Complex, 4292 Fairgrounds Dr, Cortland, NY 13045;
  phone: 607-753-8100

Saturday, June 12
Men: 9:00am - Singles; 1:30pm - Doubles
Women: 10:30am - Doubles; 1:00pm - Singles
Mixed Doubles: 2:30pm

Players must provide their own paddles.
All paddles must have one side red and one side black.
USATT rules will apply.
Players should wear a non-orange colored shirt.
The tourney will use orange 40mm balls.
All games will be played to 11 points.
Singles matches will be best 3 of 5 games; Doubles matches best 2 of 3 games. Preliminary events will be Round Robin.
Tournament Coordinators will determine how semis and finals will be played.
Due to the large number of participants, you must sign up with a partner for doubles and mixed doubles.  PARTNERS will NOT be assigned by the coordinator.

Note: All players must check in at the Park Center to acquire their credentials before arriving at the McDonald Complex. Players must check in at the control desk 30 minutes prior to their events.

Event Coordinators:  Mike Halliday, Liverpool, NY; (315-317-5032); email: mike@syracusettc.com and Robert Juneau, Marietta, NY; (315-560-7550); email: rjuneau2@yahoo.com 

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RACE WALK (5K)
 SUNY Cortland

  Thursday, June 10 at 10:00am

 

5K Race Walk Event will be governed by USA Track and Field Race Walk Rules.
Interpretations concerning proper form and technique will be enforced.
Athletes should arrive by 9:30am to pickup race numbers (maps will be available at the Park Center)

Event coordinator:  Dick Bessel - Grand Island, NY

RACQUETBALL
 SUNY Cortland - Park Center

 

Singles and Doubles Friday, June 11 at 12:00pm Saturday, June 12 at 9:00am (if necessary)

Format of play will depend on the number of competitors in each age category. Starting times for matches will be posted at Registration.
Approved lensed eyewear designed for racquet sports is mandatory.
Matches will be self-officiated.
USRA Rules will apply. Balls provided.

Partners will NOT be assigned by the Coordinators. You must sign up with a partner for doubles. 

EEvent coordinator: Marion Ron Crawford - Minoa, NY  (315-656-7878; email: rcrawfor@twcny.rr.com)

ROAD RACE
SUNY Cortland Campus

Thursday, June 10 at 8:00am - 5K race Friday, June 11 at 8:00am - 10K race

Competitors should arrive at the stare line at least 30 minutes before the event to pick up their race numbers. Maps will be available at the Park Center.
All Road Race events will be governed by USA Track & Field rules. 

Event coordinator: Dick Bessel - Grand Island, NY

SHUFFLEBOARD
J.M. McDonald Sports Complex, 4292 Fairgrounds Dr, Cortland, NY 13045;
  phone: 607-753-8100

  Note New Venue and New Schedule!

Wednesday, 6/9:		8:00am – Doubles* - age groups: 50-54; 55-59; 60-64; 80+
		8:30am – Doubles* - age group 70-74
		10:30am – Doubles* - age group 75-79
		10:45am – Doubles* - age group 65-69
		* = Doubles - any gender.
Thursday, 6/10:		8:00am - Women’s Singles - age groups: 50-54, 55-59, 60-64
		8:30am - Women’s Singles - age group 65-69
		8:45am - Women’s Singles - age group 70-74
		9:30am - Women’s Singles - age group 75-79
		1:00pm - Women’s Singles - age group 80+
		1:00pm - Men’s Singles - age group 70-74, 80+
Friday, 6/11:		8:00am - Men’s Singles - age groups:  50-54, 55-59, 60-64
		8:15am - Men’s Singles - age group 65-69;
		8:30am - Men’s Singles - age group 75-79+

Play will begin at the times indicated in the schedule.
AM registration will begin at 7:30am, and PM registration will begin at 12:15pm.
Registration will end 15 minutes prior to play time.

If numbers are conducive, athletes will be divided into pools within
their age division. Within each pool a single round-robin tournament
will be played. If entries are not conducive, a double-elimination tournament will be played within the age division.

Doubles teams may be of mixed gender. Due to the large number of
participants, you must sign up with a partner for doubles and mixed
doubles. Partners will NOT be assigned by the coordinator. The
age division of competition for doubles will be determined by the
younger age of the two partners as of December 31, 2010.

Sticks and pucks will be provided.

PPlease note: food will be available for purchase on site.

Event Coordinators:  Reggie Sayles – Horseheads, NY (607-796-4579; email: saylesj1@earthlink.net) and Susan Cummings, Norwich, NY

SOFTBALL - Women

 

 

Women:  Beaudry Park, Cortland  Saturday, June 12 at 12:00pm, and Sunday, June 13 at  9:30am Schedules to be determined by number of team entries.

22 players per roster maximum.

See the "Registration & Lodging" page about TEAM SPORTS for directions on filling out team applications, roster and payment.

Event coordinator:   Dwight Lashley, Cortland, N.Y. 607-756-8171;
email: jyarddawg@hotmail.com

SWIMMING
 SUNY Cortland – Park Center 

Wednesday, June 9 at 9:00am:  age groups 70 -100
Thursday, June 10 at 9:00am:  age groups 50 - 69

Warm-ups and check-in start at 8:00am each day.
Swim meet will start at approximately 9:00am each day.
Afternoon session will begin one hour after morning session ends.

Morning Session:		Afternoon Session:
500 Yd Freestyle		200 Yd Individual Medley
100 Yd Individual Medley		100 Yd Breastroke
50 Yd Backstroke		50 Yd Butterfly
200 Yd Breaststroke		200 Yd Backstroke
100 Yd Butterfly		100 Yd Freestyle
50 Yd Freestyle		50 Yd Breaststroke
100 Yd Backstroke		200 Yd Freestyle

Swimmers may enter a maximum of six (6) events.
Caps and goggles recommended.
Meet will be two days - age groups 70-100 will be on Wednesday, and age groups 50-69 will be on Thursday.

Event coordinator: Brian Tobin, Cortland; email: brian.tobin@cortland.edu 

TENNIS
 SUNY Cortland Tennis Courts

June 8 - 13

Dates:

Singles - Starts Tuesday, June 8 at 9:00am & Wednesday, June 9 at 9:00am Doubles - Starts Tuesday, June 8 at 1:00pm & Wednesday, June 9 at 1:00pm Mixed Doubles - Players should be available to start play Wednesday, June 9.

Participants are limited to two events.
Early matches will be an eight game pro set.
Semi-Finals and Finals will be 2 out of 3 full sets, with the 3rd set being a 10 point match tie break.
Single elimination tournament with consolation bracket for first round losers.
Athletes must provide their own racquets.
Competitive age category of partners determined by age of younger partner. Partners are required in doubles and mixed doubles. PARTNERS will NOT be assigned by the Coordinator.
Balls will be provided.
Players will call their own lines.
USTA Rules will apply.

NOTE:  WE ASK THAT YOU SHOW UP RAIN OR SHINE.  Call Jerri with any questions and for starting times.

Event Coordinator: Jerri Gysel - Syracuse, NY; (315)492-9574 (h) or (315)439-3606 (cell)

 

TRACK & FIELD
  SUNY Cortland Stadium

  NOTE NEW SCHEDULE
  Friday, June 11 at 9:00am & Saturday, June 12 at 9:00am
(Registration & implement* weigh-in begins 8am each day)

SPIKES WILL BE ALLOWED ON TRACK (1/4" pyramid)
*Athletes must provide their own implements and all implements for the entire meet may be weighed-in on Friday from 8:00am - 9:00am.

Friday, June 11 at 9:00am
Note: Field Events: Implements must be weighed in between 8:00am & 9:00am.
	100M Dash // Long Jump (women, then men) // High Jump (men, then women) // Javelin (women, then men) // 400M Run // Hammer (men, then women) // 1500M Run
Saturday, June 12 at 9:00am
Note: Field Events: Implements must be weighed in between 8:00am and 9:00am
	800M Run // Pole Vault (women, then men) // Men's Shot Put // Discus (women, then men // Women's Shot Put // 200M Dash // 1500M Technical Race Walk

Competition order of track events: Oldest age groups then younger. Age groups may be combined to fill lanes.
Field event athletes must compete with their age groups.
Track events take precedence and will not be delayed.

NEW!  Competitor numbers will now be distributed at check-in at the Park Center at SUNY Cortland.  Numbers must be worn by all participants.

All events will be governed by USA Track & Field rules.

Implements:  Athletes must provide their own implements.

The following are the implements to be used by age groups:
Discus - Men:  age 50+ - 1.5 Kg; age 60+ / 1.0 Kg; Women:  age 50-79 - 1.0 Kg; age 80+ - .75Kg
Shot – Men:  age 50+ - 6 Kg; age 60+ - 5 Kg; age 70+ - 4Kg; All women: 3 Kg
Javelin - Men:  age 50+ - 700g; age 60+ - 600g; age 70+ - 500g; age 80+ 400g;
Women: age 50-59 - 500g; age 60+ - 400g
Hammer - Men:  age 50-59 - 6Kg; age 60-69 - 5Kg; age 70-79 - 4Kg; age 80+ - 3Kg; All women - 3Kg

Check back after May 20 for a more detailed Track & Field schedule.

Event coordinator: Walt Smith, Mohawk, NY (315-866-2699; email: wsmith38@twcny.rr.com)

  TRIATHLON
  Green Lakes State Park, Fayetteville, NY

Saturday, June 19
Note: This event will be held one week after the Games.

Schedule
7:00am - 8:00am - Check-in and race number distribution.
8:15am - Informational meeting
9:00am - race starts

400m Swim/ 20K Cycling/ 5K Run.

Distances have been carefully measured. ANSI or Snell approved hard shell helmets are mandatory. Multi-Gear (Free Wheel) bikes with front and rear brakes are required. Fixed gear bikes are not permitted.

Event Coordinator: Walt Price, Syracuse, NY.  email address:  wprice4@twcny.rr.com

NOTE - NEW VOLLEYBALL VENUE FOR 2010 GAMES ONLY

  VOLLEYBALL
 **Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY**

Saturday, June 12 at 9:00am (Captains’ meeting) with 9:30am approximate start

**PLEASE NOTE: For the 2010 Senior Games only, the Volleyball competition will be held in Syracuse at Syracuse University at the following locations:

Women’s Teams - Women’s Building (corner of Comstock and Euclid Aves. – Syracuse University)

Men’s Teams – Flanagan Gymnasium (annex to Archbold Gymnasium behind the Dome – Syracuse University)

It is approximately a 5 minute walk between each venue.

Directions and parking instructions will be sent to each team member by mid-May. You may also visit the Syracuse University website for directions and a campus map (www.syracuse.edu).

Fifteen players per roster maximum. Coaches must be clearly identified on the entry form (age restrictions do not apply).
Substitute players are encouraged for this strenuous fast-paced event. Teams have the option of unlimited spot subbing (player-for-player), continuous substitution (incoming player replaces the right front who is rotating to the back row to serve) and/or the libero.

Each team will be guaranteed a minimum of 3 matches in whichever tournament format is in effect, time permitting, utilizing rally scoring. Tournament format to be determined by the number of entries. 

For competition purposes, the Games Committee reserves the right to combine age groups in divisions where sufficient number of teams are not entered. Teams must be of same gender.
USA Volleyball Rules apply.

Game balls provided; teams must supply their own practice balls.

At least one player from each team must be designated as a second referee and provide his/her own whistle.

See the "Registration & Lodging" section about TEAM SPORTS for directions on filling out team applications, roster and payment.

Event Coordinator:  Peg DeFuria, Syracuse, NY (315-443-4646, email: mldefuri@syr.edu)