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Description
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Each year a team of South Island Surfers will be selected to compete at the New Zealand Export Gold Super 16 Event at Piha, Auckland.
The team will Consist of six surfers, three Open surfers, one Junior (Under 20),one Open Women and One Senior surfer (Over 28), plus a coach, manager and judge.
Two Open Surfers will gain wild card entries into the Open Men�s Corona Super 16 event. The Open Women competitor will gain a wild card entry into the Opens Women�s Corona Super 8 event.
The Team will also compete in the North vs South Tag Team event. The tag team will consist of two Open Men�s, One Senior , One Junior and one Open Women�s competitor.
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Selection Criteria
The team will be selected based on the following criteria
1. On the rating of the previous years South Island Circuit.
2. On the rating of the current years South Island Circuit.
3. On selectors discretion on other worthy South Island circuit competitors.
The selector will be the SISA committee under guidance of a Head Selector who will be appointed each year by the SISA committee.
Goals and Objectives
The aim of this team is to provide talented South Island circuit competitors the opportunity to compete at a National level. It is recognised that the cost of travel to North Island events prevents many South Island surfers competing at National events.
The aim is to encourage surfers who would not normally have the opportunity to compete at this level the chance to do so.
Appeals
Any South Island circuit competitor can appeal the selection decisions. Appeals need to be in writing made through the surfers boardriding club. Appeals need to be sent to South Island Surf Association committee, P.O. Box 18675 , Christchurch 8083 or email info@sisa.co.nz
More info about Corona Super 16 Event
The Corona Super 16 is a two day event and includes the Inter Club Championship and the North vs South Challenge. A brief description of the Corona Super 16 format is as follows:
� Male surfers rated 1-12 on the Corona Crown Series after the final event qualify directly into the Super 16
� Male surfers rated 13-26 qualify for the Corona Super 16 trials
� The two South Island surfers qualify for the trials
� The four finalists in the trials qualify for the main event
� Female surfers rated 1-3 on the Corona Crown Series after the final event qualify directly into the Super 16
� Female surfers rated 4-6 qualify for the Corona Super 16 trials
� One female surfer in the South Island qualifies for the trials
� The winner of the trials qualifies for the main event
� The North vs South tag teams will comprise five surfers � three open men, one under 20 male and one open women
� The Inter Club Challenge will comprise eight teams from around the country (subject to change)
� Each team will comprise of five surfers � three open men, one under 20 male and one open women
� The prize money across the two tag team events will be 00
Tag team events involve five surfers in each team. Four teams surf at a time with a one hour time limit. Each team nominates an order their team will surf in. Each surfer is allowed 10 mins to catch three waves with their best two waves counting toward the team�s total. They then return to the beach and tag their team mate who repeats the process. One surfer in the team is nominated as the power surfer and all three of their waves are counted toward the team total.
Thanks to Surfing New Zealand and Corona for the opportunity and invite to their final event.
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