Odyssey of the Mind Virginia Regions 14 and 16

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Odyssey of the Mind Virginia Regions 14 and 16 Tournament Day Preparation For New Coaches

Overview Tournament details Coach’s next steps Game plan contents What to bring Spontaneous problem procedures Long term problem procedures Score disagreement Tribunal Awards & Banner Ceremony

Tournament Details Region 14 February 18th Freedom High School Team registration begins 7:30 a.m. in main foyer Region 16 March 4th Park View High School

Coach’s Next Steps Review schedule (released about two weeks prior) Identify any schedule conflicts and submit (ASAP) Confirm judge has been trained No judge = no score Confirm volunteer is still available to volunteer Review problem requirements and program guide with team Have team practice long term solution More practice = calmer nerves Practice spontaneous problems (all types) Determine how team/props/costumes will get to competition site Create and distribute tournament day Game Plan Asks school’s coordinator if school banner is available for parade

SAMPLE GAME PLAN IS AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW Game Plan Contents Meet up time and location Long term presentation details (time/location and reminders to parents) Spontaneous presentation time Other long term problems your team wants to see (where and when) Lunch plan (off site, parent brings, buy on site-site dependent, kids pack) Do’s and Don’ts Awards ceremony details SAMPLE GAME PLAN IS AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW

What to Bring Your team, props, costumes Long term problem paperwork/forms (suggest extra set be carried by someone else) Copy of team’s problem Copy of program guide Team and parent contact info (cell phone numbers) Helpers to load/unload/watch long term problem materials Membership number information (card or copy) MUST know membership number, problem name, team identifier (if applicable) Long term problem emergency kit (team determines what’s included) First Aid Kit

Spontaneous Procedures Follow signs to locate spontaneous check-in area Arrive 10 minutes early Know team identification info, especially team number Wait for escort to take team and one coach to holding area Remind team spontaneous competition area is a quiet zone Escort volunteer takes team from holding area to competition site Divisions I, II, & III coaches are NOT ALLOWED into problem site to observe team Primary coaches ARE ALLOWED into problem site to observe team Escort returns team to holding area upon problem completion Guide team out of spontaneous area Remind team spontaneous problem IS NOT TO BE DISCUSSED with ANYONE until after World Competition in May Retrieve scores after awards ceremony in a place TBA at awards ceremony

Long Term Problem Procedures Coach Escorts team to check-in area outside long term competition site at least 20 minutes prior to competition time Holding area usually marked on floor with masking tape Ensures team has required forms Staging judge Runs checklist and asks team questions (permission to photograph, use of strobe lights, etc.) Reviews paperwork/forms Ensures team sign is in order Ensures team is wearing proper foot coverings Passes paperwork to Timekeeper inside competition sit Advises coach where and when to pick up scores (except Primary) Escorts team into staging area where team awaits to compete after previous team’s competition is over (parents may assist team in getting props into staging area)

Long Term Problem Procedures (continued) Timekeeper Meets team in staging area Advises coaches of designated coaches’ seats Introduces team to audience and judges Asks that all cell phones and noise making devices be silenced Announces if team is allowing photography and/or video recording of their presentation Asks team if they are ready to begin Says, “Time Begins” and starts stop watch for 8 minute performance Announces “Time” after 8 minutes If team is not finished team will receive overtime penalty Problems 3 and 5 will be allowed to continue one minute while accruing penalty points

Long Term Problem Procedures (continued) Team Sets up props Presents solution to judges Ends performance with previously identified team specific method Answers judges questions Removes props quickly; others may help Cleans up competition site for next competing team Others may help Must provide own cleaning supplies Unclean site garners penalty points

Long Term Problem Procedures (continued) Primary teams receive complimentary “sticky notes” and ribbons upon problem completion-NO SCORES Coaches of Divisions I, II, & III teams receive scores as previously directed by Staging Area judge Scores generally not ready earlier than 30 minutes after performance ends Head judge explains team’s raw long-term score and any penalties assessed

Score Disagreement Coach has just 30 minutes to return to head judge with score questions If team feels they have received an incorrect score coach may file Tribunal paperwork Obtain paperwork from tournament director (contact through information desk) File paperwork within 30 minutes of picking up score outlining the specific scoring concern explaining why team feels their solution should have been scored differently Delivers completed tribunal form to the tournament director

Tribunal Consists of a group of board members Reviews questions that cannot be resolved by the head judge or problem captain Does not guarantee a team’s score will be adjusted Confers with judges Reviews all available information Makes a final decision Informs coach of decision

Awards Ceremony and Banner Parade Line-up begins in hallways outside gymnasium at 5:40 School locations annotated on walls in alphabetical order Volunteers on hand to assist Ceremony begins at 6 p.m. with banner parade Announces each participating school as they enter the gymnasium School representatives may carry school’s official banner or hand crafted banner School representatives DO NOT NEED to carry a banner

Awards Ceremony and Banner Parade (continued) Includes guest speaker Announces First, second and third place positions for all problems in Divisions I, II, & III Any Renatra Fusca award winners Any Omer award winners Generally concludes by 7:15 Primary teams are welcome and encouraged to attend

Questions ?