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INVITATION FILE
3rd CISM WORLD CADET GAMES
2020
Russian Federation (Saint Petersburg)
15 - 23 August 2020
1FIRST
PRELIMINARY
AGREEMENT TO BE RETURNED BEFORE
15 NOVEMBER 2019
The use of the e-mail registration is recommended
Mobile : +7 999 988 74 95 (Skladova Anastasia)
E-mail : WCGRussia2020@gmail.com
Copy to:
CISM GENERAL SECRETARIAT
Fax : +322 647 5387 Email : cism@milsport.one
WORLD CADET GAMES PROJECT MANAGER
Email : christophe.horta@milsport.one
CISM SPORT DIRECTOR
Email : luiz.fernando@milsport.one
2FIRST PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 15 NOVEMBER 2019
COUNTRY
COMPOSITION OF THE MISSION
1. AUTHORITIES
CATEGORY (a) AUTHORITIES (a) TOTAL
Head of State, Prime Minister
President of CISM
Minister of Defense, Minister
VVIP Chief of Defense / Chief of General Staff
President / representative from the IOC
Presidents of ISF
Representative from UN
CISM Secretary General
CISM Continental President
3rd CISM WCG Project Manager
OCR's
PCSC's
CISM VIP CISM HQ Sport Director
Board of Director’s members
Treasurer General
Former CISM Presidents and Secretary General
Guests of CISM and of the CADOC
Sponsors and Partners CISM
Chief of Mission
1
Members of the CSC
Deputy Chief of Mission (b)
2
Extra Doctors or Physicians (c)
(a) Categories considered for lodging according to the table of item 7.1 of Handbook I
(b) When the size of the mission exceeds 30 individuals, every country can designate a
Deputy Chief of Mission according to the table of item 5.2.3.1.b. of Handbook I.
(c) According to the item 5.2.3.2.a. of Handbook I.
Your Contact
Rank/Name
Phone
Fax
E-Mail
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
3FIRST PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 15 NOVEMBER 2019
COUNTRY
COMPOSITION OF THE MISSION
2. ATHLETES/OFFICIALS - OVERVIEW PARTICIPATION (Nr.) (a)
DELEGATIONS MW Total
Chief of Mission 1 1
Deputy Chief of Mission (b) 2 2
Physician or Masseur 1 1
Journalist (military press) 3 3
Referee (Volleyball) 2 2
Ad Libitum 1 1
Total 10 10
OFFICIALS
TEAM TRAINER COMPETITORS
SPORT TOTAL
CAPTAIN COACH
MW MW M W
Military Pentathlon 1 2 5 4 12
Orienteering 1 1 6 4 12
Shooting 1 4 6 6 17
Track & Field 1 2 10 8 21
Swimming 1 2 9 7 19
Volleyball 1 2 12 12 27
Summer biathlon
1 2 5 5 13
(cross disciplines)
Total 121
*Each Nation must bring 2 international referees for Volleyball Competitions (1
for Men and 1 for Women competition)
(a) Categories considered for lodging according to the table of item 7.1 of Handbook I
(b) When the size of the mission exceeds 30 individuals, every country can designate a Deputy
Chief of Mission according to the table of item 5.2.3.1.b. of Handbook I.
* Prior to filling this form read the regulations on Composition of mission for all sport in
Handbook II.
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
4SECOND
PRELIMINARY
AGREEMENT TO BE RETURNED BEFORE
15 FEBRUARY 2020
The use of the e-mail registration is recommended
Mobile : +7 999 988 74 95 (Skladova Anastasia)
E-mail : WCGRussia2020@gmail.com
Copy to:
CISM GENERAL SECRETARIAT
Fax : +322 647 5387 Email : cism@milsport.one
WORLD CADET GAMES PROJECT MANAGER
Email : christophe.horta@milsport.one
CISM SPORT DIRECTOR
Email : luiz.fernando@milsport.one
5SECOND
PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 15 FEBRUARY 2020
COUNTRY
1. ATHLETES/OFFICIALS - OVERVIEW PARTICIPATION (Nr.) (a)
DELEGATIONS MW Total
Chief of Mission 1 1
Deputy Chief of Mission (b) 2 2
Physician or Masseur 1 1
Journalist (military press) 3 3
Referee (Volleyball) 2 2
Ad Libitum 1 1
Total 10 10
OFFICIALS
TEAM TRAINER COMPETITORS
SPORT TOTAL
CAPTAIN COACH
MW MW M W
Military Pentathlon 1 2 5 4 12
Orienteering 1 1 6 4 12
Shooting 1 4 6 6 17
Track & Field 1 2 10 8 21
Swimming 1 2 9 7 19
Volleyball 1 2 12 12 27
Summer biathlon
1 2 5 5 13
(cross disciplines)
Total 121
*Please respect the maximum number of persons (men and women) as indicated per
category.
Notes:
(a) Categories considered for lodging according to the table of item 7.1 of Handbook I
(b) When the size of the mission exceeds 30 individuals, every country can designate a
Deputy Chief of Mission according to the table of item 5.2.3.1.b. of Handbook I.
* Prior to filling this form read the regulations on Composition of mission for all sport in
Handbook II.
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
6FINAL ENTRY TO BE RETURNED BEFORE
1 JUNE 2020
The use of the e-mail registration is recommended
Mobile : +7 999 988 74 95 (Skladova Anastasia)
E-mail : WCGRussia2020@gmail.com
Copy to:
CISM GENERAL SECRETARIAT
Fax : +322 647 5387 Email : cism@milsport.one
WORLD CADET GAMES PROJECT MANAGER
Email : christophe.horta@milsport.one
CISM SPORT DIRECTOR
Email : luiz.fernando@milsport.one
7FINAL ENTRY
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 1 JUNE 2020
COUNTRY
2. ATHLETES/OFFICIALS - OVERVIEW PARTICIPATION (Nr.) (a)
DELEGATIONS MW Total
Chief of Mission 1 1
Deputy Chief of Mission (b) 2 2
Physician or Masseur 1 1
Journalist (military press) 3 3
Referee (Volleyball) 1 2 2
Ad Libitum 1 1
Total 10 10
OFFICIALS
TEAM TRAINER COMPETITORS
SPORT TOTAL
CAPTAIN COACH
MW MW M W
Military Pentathlon 1 2 5 4 12
Orienteering 1 1 6 4 12
Shooting 1 4 6 6 17
Track & Field 1 2 10 8 21
Swimming 1 2 9 7 19
Volleyball 1 2 12 12 27
Summer biathlon (cross disciplines) 1 2 5 5 13
Total 121
*Please respect the maximum number of persons (men and women) as indicated per
category.
Notes:
(a) Categories considered for lodging according to the table of item 7.1 of Handbook I
(b) When the size of the mission exceeds 30 individuals, every country can designate a Deputy
Chief of Mission according to the table of item 5.2.3.1.b. of Handbook I.
* Prior to filling this form read the regulations on Composition of mission for all sport in Handbook
II.
Your Contact
Rank/Name
Phone
Fax
E-Mail
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
1Each Nation must bring 2 international referees for Volleyball Competitions (1 for Men and 1
for Women competition)
8MILITARY
PENTATHLON
9FINAL ENTRY
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 1 JUNE 2020
COUNTRY
1. MILITARY PENTATHLON
a) Mission
FUNCTION NO RANK FAMILY GIVEN PASSPORT GENDER
NAME NAME NO. (M OR W)
Team
1
Captain
Coach
2
DATE OF
BIRTH
Athletes
5
Men
Athletes
4
Women
NOTE:
Shooting will be held with small bore rifles/ammunition (0.22) provided by
the organizing committee. (Target distance: 50 meters).
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
10ORIENTEERING
11FINAL ENTRY
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 1 JUNE 2020
COUNTRY
2. ORIENTEERING
a) Mission
FAMILY GIVEN PASSPORT GENDER
FUNCTION NO RANK
NAME NAME NO. (M OR W)
Team Captain 1
Coach 1
Athletes Men 6
Athletes Women 4
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
12SHOOTING
13FINAL ENTRY
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 1 JUNE 2020
COUNTRY
3. SHOOTING
a) Mission
FAMILY GIVEN PASSPORT GENDER
FUNCTION NO RANK
NAME NAME NO. (M OR W)
Team Captain 1
Trainer/Coach
1
Pistol Men
Trainer/Coach
1
Pistol Women
Trainer/Coach Rifle
1
Men
Trainer/Coach Rifle
1
Women
RIFLE 200 m
Athletes Men 3
Athletes Women 3
PISTOL 25 m
Athletes Men 3
Athletes Women 3
NOTE:
Shooting will be held with rifle 5.45 mm target distance 200 meters and
pistol 9 mm target distance 25 meters provided by the organizing committee.
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
14TRACK & FIELD
15FINAL ENTRY
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 1 JUNE 2020
COUNTRY
4. TRACK & FIELD
a) Mission
FAMILY GIVEN PASSPORT GENDER
FUNCTION NO RANK
NAME NAME NO. (M OR W)
Team Captain 1
Trainer/Coach 2
Athletes
10
Men
Athletes
8
Women
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
16FINAL ENTRY
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 1 JUNE 2020
COUNTRY
4. TRACK & FIELD
b) Enrollment of Track & Field MEN Competition
BEST
DISCIPLINE FAMILY NAME GIVEN NAME PERFORMANCE
2019-2020
100 m
200 m
400 m
800 m
1500 m
5000 m
10 000 m
4 x 100 m Relay
4 x 400 m Relay
Long jump
High jump
Shot put
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
17FINAL ENTRY
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 1 JUNE 2020
COUNTRY
4. TRACK & FIELD
с) Enrollment of Track & Field WOMEN Competition
BEST
DISCIPLINE FAMILY NAME GIVEN NAME PERFORMANCE
2019-2020
100 m
200 m
400 m
800 m
1500 m
5000 m
4 x 400 m Relay
Long jump
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
18SWIMMING
19FINAL ENTRY
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 1 JUNE 2020
COUNTRY
5. SWIMMING
a) Mission
FAMILY GIVEN PASSPORT GENDER
FUNCTION NO RANK
NAME NAME NO. (M OR W)
Team Captain 1
Trainer/Coach 2
Athletes Men 9
Athletes
7
Women
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
20FINAL ENTRY
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 1 JUNE 2020
COUNTRY
5. SWIMMING
b) Enrollment of Swimming MEN Competition
DISCIPLINE FAMILY NAME GIVEN NAME
50 m
100 m
Freestyle
200 m
400 m
50 m
Breaststroke 100 m
200 m
50 m
Backstroke 100 m
200 m
50 m
Butterfly 100 m
200 m
Individual Medley 200 m
Freestyle Relay 4 x 100 m
Medley Relay 4 x 100 m
Medley Mixed Relay 4 x 100 m
21Freestyle Mixed
4 x 100 m
Relay
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
22FINAL ENTRY
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 1 JUNE 2020
COUNTRY
5. SWIMMING
c) Enrollment of Swimming WOMEN Competition
DISCIPLINE FAMILY NAME GIVEN NAME
50 m
100 m
Freestyle
200 m
400 m
50 m
Breaststroke 100 m
200 m
50 m
Backstroke 100 m
200 m
50 m
Butterfly 100 m
200 m
Individual Medley 200 m
Freestyle Relay 4 x 100 m
Medley Relay 4 x 100 m
Medley Mixed Relay 4 x 100 m
23Freestyle Mixed
4 x 100 m
Relay
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
24VOLLEYBALL
25FINAL ENTRY
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 1 JUNE 2020
COUNTRY
6. VOLLEYBALL
a) Mission
FAMILY GIVEN PASSPORT GENDER
FUNCTION NO RANK
NAME NAME NO. (M OR W)
Team Captain 1
Trainer/Coach 2
Athletes
12
Men
Athletes
12
Women
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
26SUMMER BIATHLON
(CROSS DISCIPLINES)
27FINAL ENTRY
TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 1 JUNE 2020
COUNTRY
7. SUMMER BIATHLON (CROSS DISCIPLINES)
a) Mission
FAMILY GIVEN PASSPORT GENDER
FUNCTION NO RANK
NAME NAME NO. (M OR W)
Team Captain 1
Trainer/Coach 2
Athletes Men 5
Athletes Women 5
Date Signature of Chief of Delegation Rank/Name
28HANDBOOK II
Sports
Information
29HANDBOOK II
SPORT INFORMATION
TABLE OF CONTENT
GENERAL TERMS ----------------------------------------- 85
SPORTS AUTHORITIES ----------------------------------- 85
OFFICIAL MEETING -------------------------------------- 87
RECORDS ---------------------------------------------------- 87
AWARDS ----------------------------------------------------- 87
PROTESTS---------------------------------------------------- 87
DOPING TESTS --------------------------------------------- 87
GENERAL SCHEDULE OF EVENTS ------------------ 89
SPORTS
MILITARY PENTATHLON --------------------------- 90
ORIENTEERING ----------------------------------------- 91
SHOOTING ------------------------------------------------ 92
TRACK AND FIELD ------------------------------------- 93
SWIMMING ----------------------------------------------- 94
VOLLEYBALL ------------------------------------------- 99
SUMMER BIATHLON (CROSS DISCIPLINES) -- 101
301. GENERAL TERMS
The sports events of the 3rd CISM WCG 2020 shall be organized in
accordance with the most recent CISM Sports Regulations, CISM General
Regulations and the technical rules of the appropriate International Sport
Federation, unless otherwise stated.
The composition of a mission explained in the following pages is considered
as the maximal one and cannot be overspent. For further information on the
composition of the mission, refer to the point 5.2.3. of Handbook I.
2. SPORTS AUTHORITIES
The authorities per sport are:
> The Official CISM Representatives (OCR)
> The President of the CISM Sports Committee (PCSC)
> The General Sports Manager (GSM)
> The Technical Jury (TJ)
> The Jury of Appeal (JA)
2.1 THE OFFICIAL CISM REPRESENTATIVE (OCR)
For all of these sports organized at the 3rd CISM WCG - Russia 2020, the
CISM WCG CC shall designate OCR who will be appointed by the CISM Board
of Directors and selected among the 4 Continental Presidents and/or BoD
members. However, the BoD may appoint another delegate to officially represent
CISM. The OCR cannot act as Chief of Mission at the same time.
Each OCR will be technically assisted by the Presidents of the concerned
CISM Sports Committee.
The Secretary General officially notifies the designated representatives and
the CADOC of the appointment of these 3 OCR’s for the Games.
The CADOC will officially invite the OCR’s at least 4 months prior the
Games. The OCR shall address a letter to CADOC (with a copy to the Secretary
General) to confirm his participation.
If the OCR designated should, at the last minute, be unable to attend the
Games or to fulfill his mission, he must notify the Organizing Committee and the
Secretary General accordingly, so that alternative measures may be taken.
312.2 THE PRESIDENT OF THE CISM SPORTS COMMITTEE
(PCSC)
CISM has a Sports Committee which is responsible for the overall technical
aspects of the concerning sport/discipline of the 3rd CISM WCG.
During the Games, the role performed by the CSC and its President is of
prime importance.
For details on the exact functions and roles played by the CSC and PCSC,
please refer to the CISM Regulations, Art. 2.15,16.
2.3 THE GENERAL SPORT MANAGER (GSM) AND VENUE
MANAGERS (VM)
CADOC has appointed Lt.-Colonel Oleg Parkhomenko, e-mail:
WCGRussia2020@gmail.com as the General Sports Manager, responsible for all
sport events during the Cadet Games. For each sport venue of the 3rd CISM WCG,
CADOC will appoint Venue Managers.
PCSC and GSM will be responsible for the overall technical aspects of all
disciplines of the World Cadet Games.
The Venue Managers will be in charge of all matters, technical,
organizational and administrative for that sport/discipline/venue.
In 2019, when Russia will host the PCSC pre-visit and inspection in order
to control the venues and to coordinate with the CADOC, the VM’s should be
already nominated and they must participate in this pre-visit.
2.4 THE TECHNICAL JURY (TJ)
For each sport programmed during the Games, a Technical Jury shall be set
up. For details on the exact functions and roles played by the TJ, please refer to
the CISM General Regulations, Art. 8.12.
2.5 THE JURY OF APPEAL (JA)
For each sport programmed during the Games, a Jury of Appeal shall be set
up. For details on the exact functions and roles played by the JA, please refer to the
CISM General Regulations, Art. 8.13.
323. OFFICIAL MEETINGS
The various official meetings held during the Cadets Games are essential to a
sound organization and are largely responsible for the smooth running of the Games.
They are the following:
> Preliminary and Technical meetings.
> Meetings of the Technical Jury.
> Meetings of the Jury of Appeal.
> Meeting of the Anti-Doping Commission.
All aspects of these meeting are described in the CISM General Regulations,
Art. 8.28.
4. RECORDS
All aspects for CISM World Records are described in the CISM General
Regulations, Art. 8.36. The Civilian World Records should be treated in accordance
with the guidance given by concerning the International Sport Federation.
In Shooting each Winner will have automatically a new CISM Cadet World
Record, because it is the first time we will have this kind of competition. We will
have for 25m and for 200m totally new Shooting Program.
5. AWARDS
All information concerning the criteria for the attribution of official medals
per event at the Games will be made available in the 3 rd CISM WCG Regulations
and are described in the CISM General Regulations. The awards will be presented
at the end of each competition, at which time the winner(s) will be saluted by the
playing of the national anthem, while the national flags of the medal winners are
raised.
6. PROTESTS
The procedures for handling any protest concerning competition matters are
described in CISM Regulations, Art. 8.13-letter F.
7. DOPING TESTS
The conduct of doping tests is mandatory at all Sports performed on the frame
of the 3rd CISM World Cadet Games 2020. For all other points related to the
organization of anti doping tests refer to the CISM Anti-Doping Rules, the most
recent regulation from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). The proposed
number of tests to be carried out in the 3rd CISM WCG must follow the 2018 CISM
Test Distribution Plan.
An Anti Doping Commission for each group of sport is appointed and is
responsible for the organization and proper conduct of tests during the Games. This
33Commission is composed by:
> The OCR, who is the President;
> The PCSC;
> The Representative of the CADOC who may be seconded by the authority
responsible for the tests (Accredited WADA officer). This representative must be
appointed by the Chief of CADOC.
All procedures related to the conduct of tests and the management of the
collected samples strictly follows the provision set in the WADA International
Standard for Testing. CISM developed a similar document called «anti doping check
list» which takes into account the CISM specificities. The CADOC covers all costs
related to the doping control. The tests shall be carried out in a WADA accredited
laboratory and the results should preferably be available before the end of the
Games. The list of accredited WADA laboratories can be downloaded from the
WADA website; http://www.wada-ama.org
All the doping - control forms and result must be sent to CISM General
Secretariat
348. GENERAL SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
AUGUST
EVENT & ACTIVITY Sat. Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun.
15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Arrival / Departure X X
Opening / Closing Ceremonies X
Cultural Day, Closing Ceremony,
Technical Meeting X
1 Military Pentathlon T C C C T/C C
2 Orienteering T C C C T C
Gala Dinner
3 Shooting T T T/C C C C
4 Track & Field T C C C R
5 Swimming T C C T C C
6 Volleyball T C C C C C
Summer Biathlon
7 T C T C C R
(cross disciplines)
T – Training, C - Competition, Semifinal, Final, R - Reserve day
359. SPORTS
9.1 MILITARY PENTATHLON
9.1.1 REGULATIONS
The competitions will be conducted in accordance with most recent CISM Military
Pentathlon Regulations Edition 2017.
9.1.2 DISCIPLINES
SPORT MEN WOMEN
Shooting (50m) X X
Obstacle Run X X
Obstacle Swimming X X
Throwing X X
Cross Country X X
Obstacle Relay Race X X
9.1.3 TEAM COMPOSITION
1 Captain Team
2 Coach/Trainer
5 Male Athletes
4 Female Athletes
9.1.4 PROGRAM
Day Time Event
15 August Arrival of Missions
Opening Ceremony
16 August General & Technical Meeting
Training
17 August Shooting Competition
Obstacle Run
18 August
Obstacle Swimming
19 August Throwing
Cross Country
20 August
Training Obstacle Relay
Obstacle Relay
21 August
Awarding Ceremony
Cultural Day
22 August Closing Ceremony
Gala Dinner
23 August Departure of Missions
9.1.5 SPORT VENUES
The event will take place at the Military Institute of Physical Culture (MIPC) in Saint
Petersburg, Firing range «Sertolovo» and Training Center «Toksovo» MIPC.
369.2 ORIENTEERING
9.2.1 REGULATIONS
The competitors will be conducted in accordance with most recent CISM Orienteering
Regulations
9.2.2 EVENTS
COMPETITIONS MEN WOMEN
Model Event X X
Middle Distance X X
Long Distance X X
Relays Legs X X
9.2.3 TEAM COMPOSITION
1 Captain Team
1 Coach/Trainer
6 Male Athletes
4 Female Athletes
9.2.4 PROGRAM
DAY TIME EVENT
15 August Arrival of Missions
Opening Ceremony
16 August Technical Meeting
Training
17 August Model Event
18 August Middle Distance
19 August Long Distance
20 August Training
21 August Relays Legs (women and men)
Cultural Day
22 August Closing Ceremony
Gala Dinner
23 August Departure of Missions
9.2.5 SPORT VENUES
The event will take place at the Training Center «Toksovo» Military Institute of Physical
Culture (MIPC).
379.3 SHOOTING
9.3.1 REGULATIONS
The competitors will be conducted in accordance with most recent CISM Shooting
Regulations Draft Edition 12.08.2018.
PROPOSED WEAPON:
CADOC will provide for each participating cadets.
CADOC will give a short course for theory, weapon utilization, training to each participating
cadets.
KALASHNIKOV ASSAULT RIFLE
Specifications
Mass AK-74M: 3.4 kg (7.5 lb) without magazine
30-round magazine: 0.23 kg (0.51 lb)
6H5 bayonet: 0.32 kg (0.71 lb)
Length AK-74M (stock extended): 943 mm (37.1 in)
AK-74M (stock folded): 700 mm (27.6 in)
Barrel length AK-74M: 415 mm (16.3 in)
Width AK-74M: 70 mm (2.8 in)
Height AK-74M: 195 mm (7.7 in)
Cartridge 5.45×39mm
Action Gas-operated, rotating bolt
Rate of fire Cyclic: 600–650 rounds/min
Practical:
Automatic: 100 rounds/min
Semi-auto: 40 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity 880–900 m/s (2,887–2,953 ft/s)
Effective firing range 500 m (550 yd) (AK-74, AKS-74, AK-74M point target)
800 m (870 yd) (AK-74, AKS-74, AK-74M area target)
300–400 m (330–440 yd) (AKS-74U)
Maximum firing range 3,150 m (3,440 yd)
Sights Adjustable iron sights, front post and rear notch on a scaled tangent
38MAKAROV PISTOL
Specifications
Mass 730 g (26 oz)
Length 161.5 mm (6.36 in)
Barrel length 93.5 mm (3.68 in)
Width 29.4 mm (1.16 in)
Cartridge 9×18mm Makarov .380 Auto
Action Blowback
Muzzle velocity 315 m/s (1,030 ft/s)
Effective firing range 50 m (55 yd)
Feed system 8-round detachable box magazine (10- and 12-round available on
the PMM)
Sights Blade front, notch rear (drift adjustable)
9.3.2 EVENTS
EVENT MEN WOMEN
PISTOL
25 m Cadet Pistol Match - Team X X
25 m Cadet Pistol Match - Individual X X
25 m Cadet Military Rapid Fire Pistol - Team X X
25 m Cadet Military Rapid Fire Pistol - Individual X X
RIFLE
200 m Cadet Rifle Match - Team X X
200 m Cadet Rifle Match - Individual X X
200 m Cadet Military Rapid Fire Rifle - Team X X
200 m Cadet Military Rapid Fire Rifle - Individual X X
9.3.3 TEAM COMPOSITION
1 Captain Team
1 Coach Rifle Men
1 Coach Rifle Women
1 Coach Pistol Men
1 Coach Pistol Women
3 Rifle Shooter Men
3 Rifle Shooter Women
3 Pistol Shooter Men
3 Pistol Shooter Women
399.3.4 PROGRAM
DAY TIME EVENT
15 August Arrival of Missions
Opening Ceremony
Preliminary Meeting
16 August
25m : Theoretical Weapon, Pistol Instruction
200m : Theoretical Weapon, Rifle Instruction
25m : Training With Pistol Instructor
200m: Training With Rifle Instructor
17 August
25m : Training With Team Coach Pistol
200m: Training With Team Coach Rifle
25m : Pre-Event Training CISM Cadet Pistol
200m: Pre-Event Training CISM Cadet Rifle
18 August
25m : CISM Cadet Pistol Match Team
200m: CISM Cadet Rifle Match Team
25m : CISM Cadet Pistol Match Individual
200m: CISM Cadet Rifle Match Individual
19 August
25m : Pre-Event Training CISM Cadet Rapid Fire
200m: Pre-Event Training CISM Cadet Rapid Fire
25m : CISM Cadet Rapid Fire Match Team
200m: CISM Cadet Rapid Fire Match Team
20 August
25m : CISM Cadet Rapid Fire Match Individual
200m: CISM Cadet Rapid Fire Match Individual
25m & 200m: Cup “Best Cadet Nation” Pistol & Rifle
21 August
Prize Giving Ceremony
Cultural Day
22 August Closing Ceremony
Gala Dinner
23 August Departure of Missions
9.3.5 SPORT VENUES
The event will take place at the Firing range «Sertolovo».
409.4 TRACK AND FIELD
9.4.1 REGULATIONS
The competitors will be conducted in accordance with
• Most recent CISM Track and Field Regulation (edition 24 Oct 2016)
• Most recent IAAF Competition Rules (edition 11 Mar 2019)
Each team may enter a maximum of:
• Two (2) athletes per individual event
• One (1) team in each relay race
9.4.2 EVENTS
EVENT MEN WOMEN
RUNNING
100 m X X
200 m X X
400 m X X
800 m X X
1500 m X X
5000 m X X
10000 m X
4 x100 m X
4 x 400 m X X
JUMPING
High Jump X
Long Jump X X
THROWING
Shot Put X
9.4.3 TEAM COMPOSITION
1 Captain Team
2 Coaches/Trainers
10 Male Athletes
8 Female Athletes
9.4.4 PROGRAM
DAY TIME EVENT GENDER FASE
15 August Arrival of Missions
Preliminary Meeting
16 August Open Ceremony
Training
5000 m. men - women finals
800 m. men - women preliminary heats
100 m. men - women preliminary heats
17 August All Day
High jump men finals
400 m. men - women preliminary heats
100 m. men - women finals
41800 m. men - women finals
400 m. men - women finals
18 August All Day Long jump women finals
Shot put men finals
Long jump men finals
200 m. men - women preliminary heats
Morning 10000 m men finals
4 x 100 men preliminary heats
19 August 200 m. men - women finals
1500 m. men - women finals
Evening
4 x 100 men finals
4 x 400 men - women finals
20 August Reserve day
21 August Free day
Cultural Day
22 August Closing Ceremonies
Gala Dinner
23 August Departure of Missions
9.4.5 SPORT VENUES
The event will take place at the Stadium «Primorets» in Saint Petersburg.
429.5 SWIMMING
9.5.1 REGULATIONS
The competitors will be conducted in accordance with CISM Regulations for Swimming
and Lifesaving Edition July 2017 and FINA Swimming Rules 2017 – 2021.
9.5.2 EVENTS
EVENT MEN WOMEN
FREESTYLE
50 m X X
100 m X X
200 m X X
400 m X
BACKSTROKE
50 m X X
100 m X X
200 m X X
BREASTSTROKE
50 m X X
100 m X X
200 m X X
BUTTERFLY
50 m X X
100 m X X
200 m X X
INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY
200 m X X
RELAY
4 x 100 m Freestyle X X
4 x 100 m Medley X X
4 x 100 m Medley Mixed X X
4 x 100 m Freestyle Mixed X X
9.5.3 TEAM COMPOSITION
1 Captain Team
2 Coaches/Trainers
9 Male Athletes
7 Female Athletes
439.5.4 PROGRAM
DAY TIME EVENT
15 August Arrival of Missions
Opening Ceremony
16 August Preliminary Meeting
Training
50 m Breaststroke (M, W)
200 m Butterfly (W)
100 m Butterfly (M)
100 m Freestyle (W)
17 August
100 m Backstroke (M)
200 m Freestyle (M)
200 m Backstroke (W)
4 x 100 m Medley (M, W)
50 m Backstroke (M)
100 m Freestyle (M)
200 m Breaststroke (W)
18 August 200 m Butterfly (M)
100 m Backstroke (W)
200 m Medley (W)
4 x 100 m Freestyle Mixed
19 August Training
50 m Butterfly (M, W)
400 m Freestyle (M)
200 m Breaststroke (M)
20 August
100 m Breaststroke (W)
200 m Medley (M)
4 x 100 m Freestyle (M, W)
50 m Backstroke (W)
50 m Freestyle (M, W)
100 m Breaststroke (M)
21 August 100 m Butterfly (W)
200 m Freestyle (W)
200 m Backstroke (M)
4 x 100 m Medley Mixed
Cultural Day
22 August Closing Ceremony
Gala Dinner
23 August Departure of Missions
9.5.5 SPORT VENUES
The event will take place at the Swimming pool Military Institute of Physical Culture
(MIPC) in Saint Petersburg.
449.6 VOLLEYBALL
9.6.1 REGULATIONS
The competition will be conducted in accordance with most recent CISM Volleyball
Regulations and FIVB Regulations.
The Volleyball competitions will be played with at maximum 8 male and 8 female teams
(first 8 teams enlisted in the 1 st Preliminary Agreement - 28th August 2017) "first come, first
served rule”.
9.6.2 EVENTS
POOL A POOL B
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
9.6.2.1 Daily Timetable
1st DAY 2nd DAY 3rd DAY
A1-A4 A1-A2 A2-A4
B1-B4 B3-B4 B3-B1
A2-A3 A3-A4 B2-B4
B2-B3 B1-B2 A3-A1
9.6.2.2 Round 2: Teams will be playing cross finals
SEMI FINALS
3rd Pool A - 4th Pool B
3rd Pool B - 4th Pool A
1st Pool A - 2nd Pool B
1st Pool B - 2nd Pool A
5 classified team in Pool B will end in 9th position
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9.6.2.3 Finals
FINALS
Loser Semi 1 vs Loser Semi 2 for 7th and 8th places
Winner Semi 1vs Winner Semi 2 for 5th and 6th places
Loser Semi 3 vs Loser Semi 4 for 3rd and 4th places (Semifinal)
Winner Semi 3 vs Winner Semi 4 for 1st and 2nd places (Final)
459.6.3 TEAM COMPOSITION
1 Captain Team
2 Coaches/Trainers (1 for men’s team & 1 for women’s team)
12 Male Athletes
12 Female Athletes
2 International Referee (1 for men’s competition & 1 for women’s competition)
9.6.4 PROGRAM
DATE PROGRAM PARTICIPATION
15 August Arrival All teams
Preliminary Inquiry
Preliminary and Technical Meeting
16 August
Training
Opening Ceremony
Match 1 A1-A4
Match 2 B1-B4
17 August
Match 3 A2-A3
Match 4 B2-B3
Match 5 A1-A2
Match 6 B3-B4
18 August
Match 7 A3-A4
Match 8 B1-B2
Match 9 A2-A4
Match 10 B3-B1
19 August
Match 11 B2-B4
Match 12 A3-A1
Match 13 3rd Pool A - 4th Pool B
Match 14 3rd Pool B - 4th Pool A
20 August
Match 15 1st Pool A - 2nd Pool B
Match 16 1st Pool B - 2nd Pool A
Loser Semi 1 vs Loser Semi 2
Match 18
for 7th and 8th places
Winner Semi 1vs Winner Semi 2
Match 19
for 5th and 6th places
21 August Loser Semi 3 vs Loser Semi 4
Match 20
for 3rd and 4th places
Winner Semi 3 vs Winner Semi 4
Match 21
for 1st and 2nd places
Awards Ceremony
Cultural Day
22 August Closing Ceremony
Gala Dinner
23 August Departure of Missions
9.6.5 SPORT VENUES
The event will take place at the Sports Hall of Military Institute of Physical Culture (MIPC)
in Saint Petersburg.
469.7 SUMMER BIATHLON (CROSS DISCIPLINES)
9.7.1 REGULATIONS
The competitions will be conducted in accordance with most recent International
Biathlon Union (IBU). Event and competition rules (www.biathlonworld.com) and the most
recent CISM Skiing Regulations.
In addition to a different method of movement, the cross biathlon has the following
main differences from the winter biathlon:
• Rifles while athletes running part of a distance are in the pyramids on the shooting
range; biathletes take them, coming to the shooting range, and leaving, put it back;
• The length of the penalty circle (in all disciplines except for the individual race)
is 70 meters;
• Does not apply the rule of removing from the race athletes who have lagged
behind the leader in full circle
The disciplines in which athletes compete have the same names as in winter biathlon,
however there are differences in the regulations:
• Sprint - the distance is 4 km for men and 3 km for women.
• Individual Race - the distance is 7 km for men and 6 km for women. The penalty
for a miss is 30 seconds.
• Relay - Consists of 4 stages. The length of one stage for men is 4 km, for women
- 3 km.
9.7.2 EVENTS
EVENTS MEN WOMEN
Sprint X X
Individual Race X X
Relay X X
9.7.3 TEAM COMPOSITION
1 Captain Team
2 Coaches/Trainers
5 Male Athletes
5 Female Athletes
9.7.4 PROGRAM
DAY TIME EVENT
15 August Arrival of Missions
Opening Ceremony
Preliminary Meeting
16 August
Training
Technical Meeting Sprint
Sprint Men (4 km)
17 August
Sprint Women (3 km)
Training
18 August
Technical Meeting Individual Race
Individual Race Men (7 km)
19 August
Individual Race Women (6 km)
47Relay Men (4 x 4 km)
20 August
Relay Women (4 x 3 km)
21 August Reserve day
Cultural Day
22 August Closing Ceremony
Gala Dinner
23 August Departure of Missions
9.7.5 SPORT VENUES
The event will take place at the Biathlon Training Center «Toksovo».
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