• Barossa and Light
• Gawler
• Lower Eyre Peninsula
• Lower South East
• Mid North
• Murraylands
• Riverland
• Southern Fleurieu
• Southern Yorke Peninsula
• Upper South East

• Central Eyre Peninsula
• Kangaroo Island
• Mid South East
• Murray Mallee
• Northern Yorke Peninsula
• Northern
• North Eastern
• Pirie
• Western Eyre Peninsula
• Whyalla

• Adelaide North East
• Adelaide South East
• Airport
• East Adelaide
• Hills
• North Adelaide
• Onkaparinga South
• Port
• South West
• Western

• Barker
• City South
• Onkaparinga North
• Para District
• Playford
• Salisbury East
• Southern Heights
• Southern Valley
• Tea Tree Gully
• Torrens River

All events are straight finals.

• 100m - 11.38am
• 200m - 1.10pm
• 800m - 1.55pm
• Discus - 12.00pm
• Long jump - 1.15pm
• Shot put - 9.30am

Event specifications

• Long jump take off will be from a rubber mat.
• Shot put and discus weights applicable for each classification and age group are listed in the table below.

• District are limited to 1 entry per event excluding wild card entries. Districts may not use more than 6 individual wildcards with a maximum of 2 competitors in any event.
• Athletes can compete in no more than 3 individual events.
• Metro district athletes can only compete in 1 relay. Country district athletes can compete in 2 relays though cannot go down an age group.
• Changes to athlete and team entries must be submitted by the team manager at least 30 minutes prior to the first event on the day. No late additions or changes will be accepted.
• School Sport SA reserves the right to divide any event into heats or to run concurrently any two or more heats.
• Only athletes and event officials on duty at the time of the event can be in the competition area.
• Track events take priority over field events. Athletes check in to the field event first and notify of the clash. Athletes then check into their track event. If time permits return to the field event to compete before their track event starts. After the track event athletes return to the field event, check in and can continue the competition. Athletes returning to high jump will be required to re-join the competition at the current height of the bar.
• Points will be allocated for all final events including relays and will be 16, 14, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4 and 2 for first to eighth place. One point will be awarded to athletes placed ninth or higher.
• Spikes no longer than 7mm may be worn for 100m, 200m, relays, high jump and long jump. Athletes in the 800m and 1500m cannot wear spikes because of the large fields and risk injury to others.
• Starting blocks may be used but only those supplied.
• Starting method for 100m, 200m and relays will be 'on your marks', 'set', 'gun'.
• Starting method for 800m and 1500m will be 'on your marks', 'gun'.
• Electronic timing and photo finish results will be the official results used for placement of athletes for the purpose of settling official protests.
• A district team official must notify the event convenor of the intention to protest within 5 minutes of the event concluding. If the protest is progressed then the relevant written information is to be completed within 15 minutes. The appointed sub-committee will consider all written protests.
• At field events, competitor names will be called when it is their turn to compete.
• Tied performances in field events will use the count-back system to determine final placings.
• Long jump: 3 jumps in rotation.
• High jump: 3 jumps in rotation for each height. Athletes will cease competition if they fail after 3 attempts at that height.
• Discus and shot put: 3 throws in rotation.

• Teams are made up of either winning school team or best 4 runners in the correct age group in a district.
• Baton changes must be made within the 30m change-over zone.
• The 10m acceleration zone can be used to exchange the baton.
• The baton must be carried in the hand during the entire race.
• If dropped, the baton must be picked up by the athlete who dropped it.
• After handing over the  baton, athletes must remain in their lane until the course is clear when the official in charge will ask athletes to leave the track.

• Athletes must check in to the marshalling area as soon as their events are called which is approximately 10 minutes before the event.
• Track event marshalling will be at the start area of the event.
• Field event marshalling will be where the event takes place.

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