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Tour de Pologne

WorldTour, Stage race, 29th July-4th August 2023, Poland

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29th July-4th August 2023

Honorowy Patronat Prezydenta Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej Andrzeja Dudy

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Sprint | Wilamowice (67.5 km)

Special sprint | budzyń (138.5 km), points at finish, kom sprint (3) witanowice (104.4 km), kom sprint (3) kaszów (129.4 km), team day classification, race information.

• Date: 04 August 2023
• Start time: 14:45
• Avg. speed winner: 47.889 km/h
• Race category: ME - Men Elite
• Distance: 166.6 km
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• ProfileScore: 13
• Vertical meters: 974
• Departure: Zabrze
• Arrival: Kraków
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• Won how: Sprint of large group
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Matej Mohoric secures overall victory at Tour de Pologne

Tim Merlier bookends seven-day race with sprint victories in Poznan and Kraków

Matej Mohoric (Bahrain Victorious) has captured the overall classification of the Tour de Pologne by a single second’s advantage over João Almeida (UAE Team Emirates), while Tim Merlier (Soudal-QuickStep) claimed the final stage in Krakow in a bunch sprint.

Tied on time with Almeida after Thursday’s time trial in Katowice but still in yellow, Mohorič inched ahead on the overall on Friday by winning an intermediate sprint with a time bonus midway through the stage.

Neither Mohorič nor Almeida, second in the intermediate sprint, took part in the final dash for the line, with Merlier repeating his stage 1 victory ahead of Arvid de Kleijn (Tudor) and Fernando Gaviria (Movistar).

Defeated by Almeida in the 2021 Tour de Pologne, this time round the Slovenian has clinched the overall victory ahead of his Portuguese rival. Michal Kwiatkowski (Ineos Grenadiers) finished third despite a late crash.

“It was really a team effort, I would never have been able to do this without them,” Mohorič said afterwards. “Cvery single teammate contributed a lot and even today the race was decided on that bonus sprint.

“If I had been a single bike length slower, then I would have lost the race, so I can only thank them for this, they’ve been working hard all week and tonight we will celebrate.”

Mohorič also announced that he would donate all his share of the prize money to charities working with the victims of the torrential floods that devastated northern Slovenia on Friday.

How it unfolded

After a start outside Zabrze football stadium the first hour of racing across the plains of southern Poland was run off at such high speed that, as Almeida and UAE had obviously planned, there was no opportunity for a breakaway. Instead, the early part of the race culminated in a drawn-out duel after 67 kilometres between Almeida and Mohorič for the intermediate sprint and bonus seconds in the town of Wilamowice.

Almeida did his utmost to get round a string of two Bahrain Victorious riders and ahead of Mohorič.

However, the UAE leader’s final burst of speed proved insufficient to get past the Slovenian, who took the sprint by nearly a bike length after a long lead-out by Andrea Pasqualon. The battle for the GC was effectively over, 100 kilometres from the official finish in Krakow.

Transition stage business as usual then resumed, with a flurry of attacks instantly following Almeida’s last challenge for GC. Eventually 2023 Brabantse Pijl winner Dorion Godon (AG2R-Citroën), Cristian Scaroni (Astana Qazaqstan) and Marcin Budinski (Poland) managed to edge clear.

The trio worked well ahead, tackling one of the few hilly obstacles of the day, the cat. 3 Witanowice, with around a minute’s advantage. But the sprinters teams were clearly planning to maintain the fast men’s traditional dominance of Pologne’s Krakow finish for at least another year, and their gap did not rise any further.

A last ditch-effort from the three saw them make it to the outskirts of Katowice a handful of seconds ahead, while UAE and Movistar took command of the peloton. Although Budinski and Godon had a few metres gap as they crossed the line on the first of three finishing laps, the Pole and Frenchman were swept up almost immediately afterwards, prior to Soudal-QuickStep laying down an ever more insistent pace at the front of the bunch.

A mid-bunch crash with eight kilometres to go left a dozen riders down, with sprinter Pascal Ackermann (UAE Team Emirates) one notable victim, just as he had been in a late spill in the first day at Poznan. Mohorič was visibly active on the front in the finale as he fought both to stay out of trouble and to ensure Almeida did not make a last-minute attack. But with the sprinters’ teams still in control of the last laps, the GC battle was no longer an issue.

An Alpecin-Deceuninck rider tried hard to surprise the sprinters with a late jump away just before the final corner, and it briefly seemed as if the peloton would not come up to enough speed to bring him back. However, stage winner Merlier and Soudal-Quick Step were determined to bookend their participation in Pologne with a second stage win.

“With 800 metres to go, Bert [Van Lerberghe] started his leadout and that’s really early,” Merlier recounted to Cyclingnews afterwards, “so 600, 500, 400 metres went by and at 300 he was, like, shaking…

“So I saw Gaviria coming up and Bert lost speed, which was normal, because he had gone so early. It was difficult for me to get the 56 gear going today but once I did I could get Gaviria back, and in the end, for me, it was a good sprint.”

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We Are Youth Track & Field Team in Santa Clara, California

Umoja is a diverse group of athletes ages 7 to 18. Athletes at all levels are welcome. Many of our athletes have competed in the National Junior Olympics.

We kick off the season in February and train through July. Many of our athletes are qualified and advance to the National Junior Olympics at the end of July.

Monday & Wednesday – 6:30 PM to 8 PM on the track, and Saturday – 9 AM to 11 AM at the hill. Optional field event practice on Tuesday (starts after DST). Time may change.

Umoja Track Club was founded by Ron Robinson and Brunet Lux in 2001. For more than two decades, we have been serving the diverse South Bay community.

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Our mission is to empower young athletes to achieve their full potential on and off the track through the teaching of track and field fundamentals and skill development. We are committed to teaching young athletes the values and skills that will enable them to positively contribute to their community and that will carry them through their lifetime.

We believe that performing at the highest level possible as a team and as an individual includes good sportsmanship and ethical athletics. We recognize our organizational responsibility to society and strive to instill the values of mutual trust, which encompasses respecting the Umoja processes and procedures, teammates, volunteers, opponents, officials, and parents.

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We typically participate in these track meets.

• April – Sac Speed Showcase (Sacramento)
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• May – PAAF SJ Citywide (San Jose)
• May – 3M (Oakland)
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• June – NorCal Youth (San Jose)
• June – Pacific Association Junior Olympics
• July – National Junior Olympics

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The regular season  begins in February and ends in June.  After the regular season, athletes can compete in Regional Championships and advance to National Junior Olympic Championships in July if qualify.

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We are accepting athletes  ages 7 to 18 . (The age of athlete is the age s/he will be on December 31 of the season’s calendar year.)

We do not offer ‘summer program’  but we accept late registration. Our season continues until National Junior Olympics that takes place in the end of July. No activity is planned in August.

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2024 Event Information

IMPORTANT CHANGES FOR 2024:

10 & Under Divisions:

• 10U Boys division will be added to Session 1.
• 10U Athletes may only play in one 10U division. Athletes are still permitted to play in one 10U division and one 12U division provided both divisions are in Sessions 1 and 2 OR in Session 3. Athletes may not play in Sessions 1 or 2 AND Session 3.
• 10U Mixed and 12U Mixed teams must have athletes of both genders on their roster and ready and able to play for the duration of every game.  

International Athletes:

• International Athletes are defined as athletes who do not attend a school district located within the United States within the semester immediately preceding a Championship Finals or athletes who do not possess a valid US Passport.
• In the 16 & Under and 18 & Under divisions a maximum of two (2) international athletes are permitted to be rostered for the Zone Qualification Tournament and Championship Finals per age group/gender per club.
• International Athletes are not permitted to compete in the Zone Qualification Tournament or Championship Finals in the 14 & Under, 12 & Under, or 10 & Under age groups.
• The CFMC has the right to request passports, transcripts, class schedules or other documentation from teams with International Athletes competing in the Zone Qualification or Championship Finals. Teams violating this provision will forfeit all games on which more than two (2) International Athletes were rostered or played and be disqualified from further competition in the Championships in which the violation occurred.

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Registration Process Sessions 1 and 2: Teams must enter their Zone Qualification Tournament BEFORE entering the National Junior Olympics.

Registration is not considered complete until teams have registered for their Zone Qualification Tournament, National Junior Olympics Tournament AND paid at least a 50% deposit of the National Junior Olympics Entry Fee.

Session 3: A 100% deposit must be received by June 1st to secure their spot. Teams that Do Not Qualify for Session 1 or 2 will be able to register for Session 3 after their qualification tournament has concluded, reallocations are finalized for their zones and that there is available space in their division for additional teams.

For more information on your Zone Qualifier and links to each tournament, please see the "Qualification" tab. For Step by Step instructions on how to register, CLICK HERE .

National Junior Olympic Entry Fees - ALL SESSIONS 10U Girls and 10U Mixed - $900

12U Boys, 12U Girls, and 12U Mixed - $1100

14U Boys and Girls, 16U Boys and Girls, 18U Boys and Girls - $1450

*A 50% deposit must be received by the Zone Qualifier Deadline or June 1st to be eligible to participate in the JO Qualifier and National Junior Olympics. Please see the "Qualification" tab for deadlines for your zone

Membership ALL athletes must have a current GOLD athlete membership to participate in Junior Olympics OR the Junior Olympics qualifier.

Birth Date Verification All athlete members participating in Junior Olympics must complete Birth Date Verification. This is a ONE-TIME process. Please view the Birth Date Verification FAQ .

SafeSport Training All 18 year old athletes who are listed on an 18 & Under roster must complete SafeSport training to be eligible to be placed on a roster for Junior Olympics OR the Junior Olympics qualifier.

Affiliation Athletes must select the proper club affiliation on or before the date of their zone qualifying tournament Roster Lock Down in which that athlete is to participate or July 1st, whichever comes first. Affiliation lock will open after close of Junior Olympic tournament. For important deadlines and club affiliation policy view the Affiliation Policy . *Note: Lapsed members from the previous membership year who do not renew prior to the affiliation deadline will be automatically locked in to his/her previous club affiliation.  

Age Eligibility A player's age division is determined by the athlete's age on August 1st of the year in which the tournament is being held. Example: If a player is 14 years old on August 1, they are eligible to compete in the 14&U division. If an athlete turns 15 on July 31, his/her age is 15 on August 1st and is therefore no longer eligible for the 14&U division. They are, however, able to participate in the 16&U division. Example 2: If a player turns 15 on August 1, his/her age is 15 on August 1st and is therefore no longer eligible for the 14&U division. They are, however, able to participate in the 16&U division. *Exception: Regardless of Age Eligibility requirement for the National Junior Olympics, athletes who are 19 years old and in their high school graduating class of the year in which JOs is held may still be allowed to participate in the 18&U Division of National Junior Olympics. Subject to USA Water Polo approval Click here for more details and how to qualify for this exemption. Click Here for 18U Age Exemption Form

2024 Allocations - Updated 6.5.24

2024 SESSION ONE QUALIFIED TEAMS

2024 SESSION TWO QUALIFIED TEAMS

Rules on Allocations & Seeding from the Conduct of Championships :

Allocations 6.3(c) National Junior Olympics . The maximum number of teams in each age group and gender division (each age group and gender division is a distinct Championship) of the National Junior Olympics shall be determined by the USA Water Polo national office. The USA Water Polo national office shall allocate the maximum number of team entries for each USA Water Polo Zone based on the number of USA Water Polo athlete members in each age group and gender in each Zone as of December 31 of the year prior to the year in which the Championship is held; provided, however, that each Zone shall have at least one entry allocated to it for each age/gender group. The teams eligible to compete in the National Junior Olympic Championship Finals shall be determined in Zone Qualifying Tournaments as set forth in this Conduct of Championships. 6.3(e) If application of the rules set forth above fail to provide for the teams required to complete the field for a Championship Finals, the remaining teams required to complete the field for a Championship Finals shall be selected by the CFMC by allocating the remaining entries to the Zones based on USA  Water Polo Zone membership size as of December 31 of the previous year for the age group and gender group of the Championship Finals for which additional teams are required, beginning with the largest Zone (based on membership for the respective age group and gender as of December 31 of the prior year) in accordance with the following: (a) each Zone will be allocated entries equal to a fraction, the numerator of which is the number of members in that Zone (as specified above) and the denominator of which is the total number of USA Water Polo members (as  specified above) times the number of teams needed to complete the field for the Championship Finals, (b) in the event that the entries allocated to a Zone in accordance with the foregoing provision do not equal a whole number, the number of entries shall be rounded to the nearest whole number, (c) in the event that the foregoing rounding produces a result allocating more entries than are available, entries shall be allocated to Zones based upon the size of the unrounded fraction as determined above, and (d) in the event that a Zone is allocated entries pursuant to this provision that exceed the number of teams entered in the Championships (or a team entered in the Championships decline to participate in the Championship Finals), the additional vacant entries so created shall be reallocated to other Zones as provided herein.

Seeding 6.4(d) The Championship Finals for National Junior Olympics and the Champions Cup shall be seeded based upon the results of the prior year's National Junior Olympics and Champions Cup, respectively, in each age/gender bracket as follows:

• Each Zone shall submit the final standings for all teams participating in its Zone Qualifying Tournament to USA Water Polo within 48 hours of the completion of the tournament.
• The team placing first in the Zone Qualifying Tournament from the Zone of the team that placed first in the last year the Championship was played in each age/gender group shall be the first seeded team in the current year's Championship Finals. The highest unseeded team from the Zone of the team that placed second in the prior year's Championship in each age/gender group shall be the second seeded team in the current year's Championship Finals, and so forth until all teams from Zones having teams that participated in the prior year's Championship Finals have been seeded. After each of the foregoing teams has been seeded, the CFMC shall seed any remaining teams using the Random Draw Method. *12U Girls Allocations are consistent with the historical number of teams attempting to qualify. USAWP will do its best to add an 8 or 12 team division if applicable to Session II.

Zone Qualification Tournament Deadlines and Registration Links - CLICK HERE

Process of qualifying Teams must qualify through their particular zone . Your team must register for your division's zone qualifier prior to registering for the Junior Olympics tournament. After completion of your zone tournament, your placement will determine your qualification in the JOs based on the FINAL allocations posted online. Please visit the JO allocations tab (above) to see how this is determined.

Regional Qualifier Quarter Length For Regional Qualifiers, please follow NJO RULES (see rules tab below) inline with per day quarter lengths, HOWEVER, you should not change to a new quarter length until a "round" or "format type" has been completed as to not give an unfair advantage to a team or group of teams. Ex: In the 12&U division, quarter lengths are 5-6-6-6, if pool play begins on Day 1 and continues into Day 2, the same quarter length (5min) shall be used to complete pool play on Day 2; before advancing to 6 minute quarters for the remainder of tournament play

Championship Division The Championship Division is an elite tournament with the top teams from each zone qualifying. This division will offer big courses, longer quarters and a competitive National Championship atmosphere. As the tournament progresses, teams will be divided into two sub-divisions, platinum and gold.

Classic Division The Classic Division is for teams who participated in their Zone Qualifying tournaments but do not qualify for the Junior Olympic Championship Division. Its purpose is to create a tier of competition offering players and programs a national end-of-summer tournament with the excitement and atmosphere found only at the Junior Olympics. As the tournament progresses, teams will be divided into two sub-divisions silver and bronze.

Invitational Division The Invitational Division was created in order to give developing teams and clubs an opportunity competition with teams of similar skill level while still being involved in the intense atmosphere that encompasses the National Junior Olympics. The goal is to provide teams with a competitive end-of-summer tournament. As the tournament progresses, teams will be divided into two sub-divisions, nickel and copper.

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National Junior Olympics Specific Rules

Admission Policy

Persons in attendance at any USA Water Polo event agree to abide by all of USA Water Polo's rules and policies, including USA Water Polo's Minor Abuse Prevention Policies, and those of the venue to which the individual is being provided access.

Admission to this event constitutes a revocable license to enter the premises upon which the event is being conducted that may be withdrawn at any time, with or without cause, without refund of admission fees. In particular, that license will be withdrawn in the event that the party being admitted violates any of the following terms and conditions, in the sole and absolute judgment of USA Water Polo representatives, the persons in charge of hosting the event, persons managing a facility or the game referees at the event:

1. Engaging in disruptive or abusive conduct including, without limitation, swearing, using abusive language to any athlete, coach, referee or tournament official, threatening to physically assault any person or actually physically assaulting any person.

2. Taking of photographs, other than photographs taken for the personal use of a participant at the event or the use of a USA Water Polo member club in accordance with additional tournament or facility photography policies. In no event shall any photographs taken at the event be used for any commercial purpose including, without limitation, posting such pictures upon any website containing advertising, other than a USA Water Polo member club website, without USA Water Polo's prior written consent. Other than as stated above, any transmission, picture or other depiction or description of any game action, game information or person participating in any game is prohibited without the prior written consent of USA Water Polo, Inc.

3. Stealing or attempting to steal from other individuals, including but not limited to teams, clubs, vendors, or sponsors; defacing property; or violating other facility policies.

4. Unauthorized soliciting or collecting of contributions, vending, and distribution of fliers or other promotional advertising materials or products.

5. Use of alcohol where prohibited by the facility or, where permitted by the facility, excessive use of alcohol in the judgment of USA Water Polo representatives, tournament officials or referees.

At ticketed events, persons in attendance must be willing to show proof of ticket or admission at any time. At all events, all persons in attendance must comply with tournament staff, USA Water Polo representatives and referees. Persons in attendance at this event assume all risks of personal injury and all other hazards related to the event, whether occurring prior to or during the event including specifically slipping and falling upon any moist surfaces and agrees that USA Water Polo and the organization and individuals sponsoring and conducting the event, and each of their officers, directors, employees and agents are expressly released by the admittee from any claims arising from or relating to such causes or otherwise occurring at or in connection with the event, other than claims based upon gross negligence, reckless or intentional misconduct. Persons in attendance at the event are deemed to consent to the use of his/her image or likeness incidental to any transmission or reproduction of the event, or any publicity of the event or other USA Water Polo sponsored events by USA Water Polo.

Photography Policy

I understand and accept that I may not make use of any images, film or video obtained by me at the event, including any images, film or video derived from, or utilizing images, files or video obtained by me, at the event (collectively, "Event Imagery") without prior written permission from USAWP, other than personal use. I understand that I have no right to sell, transfer, license, sublicense, or give my Event Imagery to any other party, except for personal use, and that I have no right to use or display or authorize the use or display of any Event Imagery to the extent such use or display would violate the privacy rights of any person. I assign to USAWP a joint ownership in the copyright to my Event Imagery for the purpose of enabling USAWP to enforce that copyright against any third party that displays or distributes any of my Event Imagery in a manner not authorized by these Terms and Conditions. I appoint USAWP as my attorney-in-fact to execute any documents necessary to effectuate such assignment. USAWP agrees that it will not utilize this joint copyright to enter into any licensing agreements for the Event Imagery. If USAWP notifies me that any Event Imagery must be removed from public display, for any reason whatsoever, in USAWP's sole discretion, I will promptly remove, or cause to be removed, those images from public display. USAWP, as joint copyright holder, reserves all rights to revoke any license that was erroneously placed on Event Imagery in violation of these Terms and Conditions and may cause the removal of such Event Imagery on any webpage or social media on which it is displayed.

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Spectators are permitted to take photos from the designated spectator areas only. At no time should the taking of photos interfere with the event. All spectators must abide by the Admission and Photography policies at all times.

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Travel and Lodging

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Session I and II

San Jose International Airport (SJC) 1701 Airport Blvd, San Jose, CA 95110 25+ minutes to Avery Aquatics Center (Stanford University)

San Francisco International Airport (SFO) San Francisco, CA 94128 30+ minutes to Avery Aquatics Center (Stanford University)

Oakland International Airport (OAK) 1 Airport Dr, Oakland, CA 94621 55+ minutes to Avery Aquatics Center (Stanford University)

Session III

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) 2400 Aviation Dr, DFW Airport, TX 75261 20+ minutes to North Dallas

Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL) 8008 Herb Kelleher Way, Dallas, TX 75235 25+ minutes to North Dallas

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Schedule and Results

2023 Session One Master Schedule - SUBJECT TO CHANGES

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Tickets will be available for purchase starting July 8, 2024

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Tickets/Admissions Policies

• An All–Session Ticket is sold ONLY online. A separate pass is required for EACH Session One and Session TWO
• Daily passes are available ONLY online, you can purchase them the day of the event
• Spectator admission credentials are valid all day at all sites, for the day or Session for which they are purchased.
• Although All-Session Tickets may be transferred from the original buyer to other persons for redemption, the scanable QR is issued to a single person and is NOT transferable
• Credentials must be displayed in the prescribed manner and at all times while the holder is present at a game site. Persons without credentials or failing to display them properly will be asked to exit. Only while competing in a game are PLAYERS exempt
• If named on a valid roster, the participant receives an athlete or coach (participant credential) that is ONLY valid for the participant to whom it is issued, and only for the Session in which s/he participates.
• ADMISSION TICKETS WILL NOT BE REFUNDED OR EXCHANGED
• For questions regarding Session 1 and 2 tickets, please contact USA Water Polo at [email protected]
• For questions regarding Session 3 tickets, please contact USA Water Polo at [email protected]

SIBLING CROSSOVER TICKET REQUEST INFORMATION Sibling Crossover Credentials are available for athletes of families with children participating in sessions 1, 2, or 3 of the National Junior Olympics. A participating athlete may obtain free admission to the Session in which s/he is not playing, IF AND ONLY IF the player's sibling is playing in the other Session. Click Here for more info and to apply for Sibling Crossover Tickets!

A single athlete playing in both Sessions will receive a separate credential from their team for each Session. Players of the same gender, playing in the same Session need not request (nor are they eligible for) the Sibling Crossover credential.

INSTRUCTIONS - To request Sibling Crossover tickets- COMING JULY 9, 2024: 1. Fill out the form for the 2024 Sibling Crossover Tickets: CLICK HERE TO REQUEST SIBLING CROSSOVER TICKETS-CLOSES WEDNESDAY JULY 17, 2024 AT MIDNIGHT PT 2. Have all siblings membership ID #'s handy.  You will need to enter these in the appropriate session in order to request your ticket. 3. After you have requested tickets for the siblings, we will verify the request using the member ID #'s entered. 4. Once approved, you will receive an email with instructions to redeem your sibling crossover ticket, you will then need to pick up your sibling crossover ticket at the JO Expo or any game site. *Make sure to request tickets for each sibling in the session they are NOT playing in.

TICKET DISTRIBUTION Sibling Crossover tickets can be redeemed through the JO Ticketing site. Sibling Crossover tickets can be scanned at any pool site in exchange for your spectator wristband. Deadline to request Sibling Crossover tickets online is July 17, 2024 at 11:59pm (PT). NO requests will be processed after the July 17 deadline. No exceptions. All requests will be processed and you will receive a confirmation email.

For additional questions, please email [email protected].

Merchandise Locations:

Official USAWP National Junior Olympics gear is availble for Pre Sale right now! Click Here to Secure your 2024 JO Merch

Official USAWP National Junior Olympics gear will be available at the following locations/sessions:

JO Expo - Friday July 19th and Wednesday July 24th at the Doubletree by Hilton San Jose from 2pm - 7pm as well as Wednesday July 31st at the Hilton Garden Inns Dallas/Lewisville and Dallas/Allen from 2pm - 7pm

The Cage previously known as Vendor Village located outside of Avery Aquatics Center- Session 1 and Session 2

Additional sites Session 1

Additional sites Session 2

Additional sites Session 3

• Lewisville Westside

Junior Olympics Expo

Session I & II Location :

Doubletree Hilton San Jose

2050 Gateway Place, San Jose, Ca 95110

Click HERE for Hotel Info

Session III Location :

Hilton Garden Inns Dallas/Lewisville & Dallas/Allen

Lewisville Convention Center 785 SH 121 Bypass Lewisville, TX 75067

The JO Expo is FREE

Session One: July 19, 2024 Session Two: July 24, 2024 Session Three: July 31, 2024

*2:00 pm - JO EXPO OPENS

• Ticket sales
• Program sales
• USAWP and Junior Olympics Merchandise & Sponsor tables

2:15-3:15 pm

3:30-4:30 pm - PATH TO COLLEGE WATER POLO Led by NCSA College Recruiting An overview of the college recruiting process. Great for high school athletes and their parents who are interested in playing at the collegiate level.

5:00-5:30 pm

7:00 pm - JO EXPO CLOSES Full Speakers Scheulde Coming Soon COACHES MEETING SESSION ONE and TWO - Please CLICK HERE for Important Coaches Tournament Information SESSION THREE - Please CLICK HERE for Important Coaches Tournament Information COACH CHECK IN/PACKET PICK UP - During your Session's JO Expo from 2:00 - 7:00 PM  

College Coach Meet and Greet

2023 Final Results: Session 1 Final Placing Session 2 Final Placing Session 3 Final Placing 2023 Junior Olympic All-Americans 2022 Final Results: Session 1 Final Placing Session 2 Final Placing Session 3 Final Placing   2022 Junior Olympic All-Americans  2022 Session 1 Schedule & Results 2022 Session 2 Schedule & Results 2022 Session 3 Schedule & Results 2021 Final Results: Session 1 Final Placing Session 2 Final Placing Session 3 Final Placing 2021 Junior Olympic All-Americans   2019 Final Results: Session 1 Final Placing Session 2 Final Placing 2019 Junior Olympic All-Americans HOT! Results Championship Day PPV Live Stream (Platinum Division Gold Medal Matches) July 23 & 28 Woollett Aquatic Center Single Camera Passive Stream - Far Right - Near Left 2018 Final Results: 2018 Medalists and MVPs 2018 Junior Olympic All-Americans  

2017 FINAL RESULTS:

2017 Medalists and MVPs 2017 Junior Olympic All-Americans Complete Session 1                          Complete Sesssion 2 10U Girls                                          10U Mixed 12U Boys                                           12U Girls 14U Boys                                          14U Girls 16U Boys                                           16U Girls 18U Boys                                           18U Girls 2017 National Junior Olympics Advancement and Results KLC fotos - 2017 Junior Olympic Photos

2016 FINAL RESULTS

2016 Medalists and MVPs 2016 Junior Olympic All-Americans Complete Session 1                           Complete Sesssion 2 10U Girls                                             10U Mixed 12U Boys                                             12U Girls 14U Boys                                             14U Girls 16U Boys                                             16U Girls 18U Boys                                             18U Girls 2016 National Junior Olympics Advancement and Results KLC fotos - 2016 Junior Olympic Photos

2015 Final Results: 2015 Champions and MVPs     Complete Session 1                       Complete Session 2     10U Girls                                     10U Mixed     12U Boys                                     12U Girls     14U Boys                                     14U Girls     16U Boys                                     16U Girls     18U Boys                                     18U Girls 2014    - Complete Session 1      - Complete Session 2

2014 JO All American

2013 JO All American

All-American 2015 Boys & Girls 2014 Boys & Girls 2013 Boys & Girls 2012 Boys & Girls 2011 Boys & Girls 2010 Boys & Girls 2009 Boys & Girls 2008 Boys & Girls 2007 Boys & Girls

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Prezentujemy etapy Tour de Pologne Junior 2023!

Wszystko jest już wiadomo! Tegoroczna edycja wyścigu Tour de Pologne Junior rozpocznie się 29 lipca w Poznaniu na torze wyścigowym Automobil Klubu. Następnie rywalizacja przeniesie się na Śląsk i do Małopolski. Zapisy na wyścig zostały otwarte 19 czerwca!

Tradycyjnie zostaną zorganizowane 4 etapy wyścigu dla młodych adeptów kolarstwa Tour de Pologne Junior. Młodzi kolarze i kolarki rozpoczną od ścigania w Poznaniu 29 lipca, kolejne etapy to Bielsko-Biała, Katowice oraz tradycyjnie finał w Krakowie. Adepci kolarstwa będą mierzyć się ze swoimi rywalami na odcinku trasy dużego Tour de Pologne i będą mogli poczuć się jak zawodowcy. Podobnie jak w ubiegłym roku przygotowano trzy klasyfikacje. Rywalizacja będzie toczyć się o żółtą koszulkę Klasyfikacji Generalnej ORLEN Paliwa, czarną koszulkę Klasyfikacji Punktowej Boplan oraz niebieską koszulkę Klasyfikacji Najaktywniejszy Quest.

Trasa 2023:

Poznań – 29.07 Bielsko-Biała – 02.08 Katowice – 03.08 Kraków – 04.08

• Campus Tours
• Visits & Events

Explore SCU's campus by using the multiple resources our community has put together. We know traveling can be difficult, so tell us if you plan to visit.

We will stop offering tours starting Dec 12 and resume on January 9. You are more than welcomed to come visit campus and do a self-guided tour.  

Book your visit to Santa Clara University. The tour begins with a presentation with an admission counselor and is followed with a campus tour with one of SCU's own student ambassadors .

Unable to make the trip to SCU? We offer virtual sessions and events with admission counselors, current students, staff and faculty.

Join us to experience what's happening at the School of Engineering! We are excited to offer small, virtual and in-person tours to prospective high school or transfer students and families, led by our undergraduate engineering students

Specific for users with an IOS device. Once you download the Mobile SCU app, navigate over to the Visitor's Guide in the app for our tour. 

Specific for users that use Google Play store. Once you download the Mobile SCU app, navigate over to the Visitor's Guide in the app for our tour. 

Download for directions to our campus check-in and parking.

Visitor Resources

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Campus Brochure 2021-2022

Campus Viewbook

Campus Map PDF

Covid 19 Updates

To view SCU's 360 tour, click on the image above.

Take a look inside of the 9 housing options at SCU.

Franklin Square Shops, services, and restaurants including Mio Vicino, Jasmine Thai, Taplands, and the Saturday Farmers Market. Santana Row The Rodeo Drive of Silicon Valley. High-end shopping, trendy apparel, dining and treats. Westfield Valley Fair Upscale shopping mall. 250 retailers and restaurants, 2.2 million square feet of retail space. Santa Clara Town Center Sprouts Market, Target, Habit Burger, China Stix, Chipotle, Peet’s Coffee, Panera Bread, and Mission City Grill. San Jose Market Center Large shopping center for anything you need. Target, Trader Joe’s, Office Max.

San Pedro Square Market Downtown San Jose’s vibrant hot spot. Local food and drinks, patio dining, live entertainment.

San Jose Municipal Rose Garden Named “America’s Best Rose Garden” with 3,500 plantings and almost 200 varieties. The Tech Museum This hands-on museum also features an IMAX movie theater San Jose Museum of Art Modern and contemporary art museum in downtown San Jose Villa Montalvo A scenic, tree-themed park filled with gardens Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Games and rides on a mile-long stretch of sandy beach.

Santa Clara Farmers Market Open every Saturday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

The Hut(BBQ) 3200 The Alameda, Santa Clara

Jasmine Thai 1211 Franklin Mall, Santa Clara

Ike’s Sandwiches 2235 The Alameda, Santa Clara

Taqueria La Veracruzana 1510 Jackson St, Santa Clara

Achilles Mediterranean 2521 Newhall St, Santa Clara

Park Station Hashery 1701 Park Ave, San Jose

Kenji Sushi 385 S Winchester Blvd, San Jose

Pizza Antica 334 Santana Row #1065, San Jose In-N-Out Burger In-N-Out Burger, 550 Newhall Dr, San Jose

Almaden Quicksilver County Park County park with a history of mining offers hiking,  biking & equestrian trails amid wild flowers. Alum Rock Park Spacious park featuring hiking & biking trails,  mineral springs & several picnic areas. St. Joseph’s Hill Preserve This 270-acre site welcomes dogs & provides challenging trails for hikers, bikers & equestrians. Castle Rock State Park Park offers 32 miles of hiking & horseback riding trails among redwoods & other regional trees.

Mission Peak Regional Preserve Vast mountain preserve popular for biking, hiking, horseback riding, R/C flying and hang-gliding.

Tour Questions

Contact the Office of Undergraduate Admission for any questions. 

Front Desk: 408-554-4700 Email: [email protected]

Book your group visit to Santa Clara University. Group visits are only available for groups of 10-60.