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Sanctioning Benefits and CostsWhen is a Sanction Required?Sanctioning Procedures and FormsEvent Sanctioning Overview VideoMAAPP PolicySafeSport ResourcesGo4 Athletic TrainersSanctioning an event provides insurance coverage for USA Judo clubs in good standing with a minimum standard for conduct at an event that is focused on the safety of participants, administrative efficiencies and mandates required by the U.S. Center for SafeSport and/or the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee. Sanctions may be obtained for judo or BJJ events held by USA Judo clubs in good standing only. USA Judo clubs are considered to be in good standing if:The club holds a current USA Judo membershipThe club’s primary point of contact also is a current individual memberThe club must be current with their individual membership, USA Judo Coaching Certification, Background Screen, SafeSport Training and Concussion Awareness TrainingSanctions are available for both non-point events and point tournaments – competitions where athletes can earn points on the USA Judo National Point Rosters. For more information, contact Vaughn Anderson, USA Judo Events and Technology Manager, at [email protected]. Sanctioning Benefits and Costs#In-Club Event Benefits Liability insurance provided as part of USA Judo Club MembershipLocal, friendly matches easier to implementNo certified referees necessary (coaches may serve as referees) Sanction Fees and Additional Costs Minimal costs are incurred when hosting an in-club event, including medals/awards (preferred pricing available with USA Judo Vendor) and discounted Smoothcomp competition management credits should the Smoothcomp competition management platform be utilized.Local Event Benefits Sanction provides general liability coverage for event organizer and co-insured (venue)Event published on USA Judo Website Events Calendar and Sport:80 Tournament Calendar Mandatory Costs $100 (If tournament is outside of a dojo and / or members from two other clubs attend event) Elective Costs Competition management Smoothcomp Credits offered at a discount per credit/competitor of $0.75/competitorPreferred pricing on medals/awards, signage and apparel with USA Judo vendorsReferee Expenses – to include at least one meal during the event day(s) and one or more of the following:stipend/per diemmealstransportation (eg. Airfare/ground transportation to the event)Regional Event Benefits Sanction provides general liability coverage for event organizer100 Smoothcomp Competitor Credits included in sanction fee (if desired)Event published on USA Judo Website Events Calendar and Sport:80 Tournament Calendar Mandatory Costs $150Referee expenses – to include at least one meal during the event day(s) and one or more of the following:stipend/per diemhoteltransportation (eg. Airfare/ground transportation to the event) Elective Costs Preferred pricing on signage, medals/awards, event apparel with USA Judo VendorAdditional Smoothcomp Credits sold at a discount of $0.65/competitorPoint Tournaments Benefits 250 Smoothcomp Credits included in one category fee, 50 additional credits per added category after first oneAdditional Smoothcomp Credits sold at a discount of $0.50/competitorEvent published on USA Judo Website Events Calendar and Sport:80 Tournament CalendarEvent shared on USA

SafeSport has developed the Minor Athlete Prevention Policies (MAAPP) which USA Judo has adapted to our own sport. The MAAPP is a collection of proactive and training policies comprised of two parts; Education & Training Policy that requires training for certain Adult Participants and the Required Prevention Policies, focused on limiting one-on-one interactions between Adult Participants and Minor Athletes to prevent abuse. The full MAAPP policy and the reporting mechanism for SafeSport infractions can be found at Judo defines “regular contact with minors” as: “Ongoing interactions during a 12-month period wherein an Adult Participant is in a role of direct and active engagement with any Minor Athlete(s). In the spirt of the moral code of judo, USA Judo requires adult members to self-certify whether or not they considered having “regular contact” with minors based on the aforementioned description. If an adult member is unsure whether or not they have “regular contact” with minors, USA Judo encourages those individuals (and their clubs) to err on the side of caution and complete the SafeSport Training and Certification. USA Judo, in cooperation with USA Judo Clubs and all LAOs, has the right to randomly review and assess members who may have regular contact with minors and require compliance if/when considered necessary by USA Judo Leadership.SafeSport Resources#SafeSport ReportingAll MAAPP, SafeSport, or policy violations can be reported formally or anonymously. If you have any questions about this please contact [email protected] or 719-866-3621.Report Go4 Athletic Trainers # USA Judo has partnered with Go4 Athletic Trainers as a resource for sanctioned event organizers to obtain athletic trainers in their local area. Go4.io connects sports organizations with on-demand certified athletic trainers. Post jobs for free. Pay only when jobs are completed. No contracts. No [email protected]

Judo Social Media Platforms six weeks before eventTwo USA Judo banners Mandatory Costs Sanction Fee of $550 for first point category, $50 additional for each additional category. Categories include juniors, seniors, veterans and visually impairedReferee costs associated with hosting a testing/evaluation event should include, but not be limited to daily stipends, meals, hotels and travel expenses. At minimum, expenses for chief referee and evaluators should include travel expenses.Referee expenses not associated with hosting a testing/evaluation event should include at least one meal during the event day(s) and one or more of the following: Stipend/per diemHotelTransportation (eg. Airfare/ground transportation to the event) Elective Costs Additional Smoothcomp Credits sold at a discount of $0.60/competitorSmoothcomp Operator (if/when available)Preferred pricing on medals/awards with USA Judo VendorEvent apparel option with USA Judo vendor to include on-line store When is a sanction request required? # A USA Judo Sanction Request should be made when there is an event hosted by a USA Judo club that is out of scope of the club’s day-to-day activities and/or if they are hosting an event at a location outside of the club.If a USA Judo Club wants to host a “friendly” competition between other local clubs and competitors, within the capacity of the club determined by the local fire marshal and what is deemed safe, no sanctioned fee is required, but a sanction will be required to be on record for potential injury and insurance purposes. HOWEVER, the USA Judo standard operating policies and procedures will remain in effect for club events involving members from other clubs. Sanctioning Procedures and Forms # USA Judo has moved the Sanctioning Process to an online process to be completed through your USA Judo membership profile at Choose Event Sanctions Procedures below for further information. Event Sanctioning Overview # Below is a short video that will walk you through the process of completing the online event sanctioning process.Event Module Video LibraryThis library has been designed by Sport:80 to help you get the most out of the event module. The videos will take you through an overview of the sanctioning feature to help you set up events, hints and tips to optimise the registration process, and insight into the event admin tools which will save you time. The videos in this library contain proprietary and copyright information that is not for public distribution and must not be disclosed to any third parties in part or in whole without the express prior written consent of Sport:80 Limited. By watching the videos, you agree to accept and be bound by these conditions.View, opens in a new tab MAAPP Policy # All USA Judo sanctioned events must include the following policy in the entry information packet:The Center for