7th Annual Eastern Iowa Invitational

March 7-9, 2008Chief Referee: Lynn Goldman

Entries must be postmarked by: Wednesday, February 6, 2008

Sanctioned by United States Figure Skating

Hosted by the Eastern Iowa Figure Skating Club

2008 Eastern Iowa Invitational

MARCH 7-9, 2008 This is a sanctioned, non-qualifying competition conducted under the rules set at the 2007 U. S. Figure Skating Governing Council and in the 2008 USFS Rulebook. It is anticipated that events will begin on Friday afternoon, March 7th, with a test session Friday evening and practice ice beginning on Friday morning.

LOCATION OF ALL EVENTS: Cedar Rapids Ice Arena, 1100 Rockford Rd SW, Cedar Rapids, IA 52404

EVENTS This competition will include the following ladies and men’s events:

Free Skating: Limited Beginner-Senior, Adult Artistic: Limited Beginner – Senior, AdultShort Program: Juvenile through Senior Spins: Limited Beginner-Senior, AdultChampionship Events: Juvenile-Senior Jumps: Beginner-SeniorCompulsory Moves: Limited Beginner-Juvenile/Open Juvenile Pairs: Pre-Juvenile -Senior, Adult ELIGIBILITY Skaters must be eligible persons registered as members of U. S. Figure Skating and may compete at their test level as of February 6, 2008 or one level higher. All events must be skated at the same level. Skaters are allowed to enter both the Championship and separate Short Program and Free Skating events. Ages are as of February 6, 2008.

ENTRY FEES AND APPLICATION INFORMATION EVENT TYPE ENTRY FEE COMMENTS Championship Events $100 Combined short and long programs. If entered,

must be entered as first event First Event ( if not competing in Championship FS)

$80 All single events except championship events

Each Additional Event $25Pairs $80/event Both partners’ applications must arrive together.

If this is one or both partners’ only event, then fee is $40.00/person. If skater’s second event, fee is $25 per person.

Practice Ice $12/session 30-minute session. Limit 2 sessions per event.

A complete application consists of APPLICATION FORM, SIGNATURE PAGE and ENTRY FEES. Entry Fees must accompany each application. In the event of limitations on the size of events, entries with earlier postmarks will receive priority.No refunds will be made after the closing date of February 6, 2008, except for cancelled events. Late entries will be accepted ONLY at the discretion of the referee and competition chairpersons, and must be accompanied by a $25 late fee. There is a $25 service charge for returned checks.

Mail complete application to the Registrar: Tammie Hoover 432 Claudette LN NE Cedar Rapids, IA 52402

FOR MORE INFORMATION: Call: Tammie Hoover (319) 378-9870 or Email EIFSCInvitational@EIFSC.ORG

EVENT CANCELLATIONS Any scheduled event may be canceled if fewer than two skaters are entered. Due to ice limitations, the Chief Referee reserves the right to limit entries based on earliest postmark or to eliminate events with suitable notification to the entrants and return entry fees for that event.

WITHDRAWALS & SCRATCHES- NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE AFTER THE CLOSING DATE OF 2/6/2008. To withdraw before the competition call Tammie Hoover (319) 378-9870 or email: EIFSCInvitational@eifsc.org If you must scratch one or more events after checking in, please notify the Registration Desk at the rink.

Practice Ice: Skaters will be able to reserve practice sessions before their events; practice ice is available in 30-minute sessions at a cost of $12/session, with a limit of 2 sessions per event. Requests for reserved practice ice received after the postmark deadline of February 6, 2008 will not be accepted. Keeping the safety of the skaters in mind, attempts are made to keep sessions separate by skating level. Practice sessions are expected to begin no earlier than 6:00 am on Friday, March 7th. Practice ice confirmation and times will be returned with your event confirmation.

Additional practice ice: Remaining practice ice at Cedar Rapids Ice Arena will be available at the Registration Desk, and sold on a first come, first served basis only, at a cost of $15 per session. No phone calls will be accepted for additional practice ice. Coaches, parents and skaters may purchase practice ice for only one skater at a time, unless for members of the same family. Additional sessions beyond the two per event allowed during pre-registration may be purchased at the registration desk also.

Registration Desk The Registration Desk at the Cedar Rapids Ice Arena will be open 1 hour prior to the first event each day and will remain open through the last event of each day.

Each skater must check in upon arrival, at least 45 minutes before each event.

Judging

6.0 judging will be used for the following events:All Compulsory Moves, Artistic, Jumps, Spins, Pairs and Adult eventsLimited Beginner through Open Pre-Juvenile and Open-Juvenile Freeskates

IJS judging will be used for the following events:Juvenile through Senior Freeskate eventsJuvenile through Senior Short Program eventsJuvenile through Senior Championship events

Planned program content sheets should be filed electronically through the U. S. Figure Skating website for all IJS events ( www.usfs.org under Members Only). A $20.00 fee will be charged for sending a paper planned program content sheet. Content sheets filed electronically need to be done by Friday, February 15th at 3:00pm. If not filing electronically, send paper content sheet, with $20.00 fee enclosed, to registrar postmarked no later than Monday, February 11 th .

BULLETINS AND NOTICES Prior to the event, updated schedules and information will be available at www.eifsc.org. During the competition, a bulletin board displaying official information will be located in the lobby of Cedar Rapids Ice Arena where any important information regarding this competition will be posted. Posting on this board will be considered sufficient notice to all competitors.

AWARDS All Limited Beginner, Beginner and Pre-Preliminary event skaters will receive an award for participation. In all other events, awards will be presented to at least the top five placers in each event. Awards will also be given to the top five skaters for the combined short and long programs in initial rounds of Championship events. Award recipients are encouraged to participate in the awards presentation and photography regardless of placement.

MUSIC Music will be played from cassette tape or CD. The CD or tape must contain only the selection for the event. Music must be clearly marked with the skater's name, event, group, and correct playing time in minutes and seconds. Skaters must have back-up music at rink side during their event. Music may be picked up at the registration desk within an hour of the completion of the skater’s event. The Eastern Iowa Figure Skating Club cannot accept responsibility for unclaimed music.

RINK Cedar Rapids Ice Arena has an Olympic and NHL sized rink. We expect events to be held in each rink. Locker rooms and concession facilities are available.

ACCOMMODATIONS Cedar Rapids Ice Area is located on Cedar Rapid’s Southwest side. There are many choices for accommodations in the surrounding area. Information on hotels will be listed on our website at www.eifsc.org . Even though you won’t know your exact plans/schedule until closer to the event, please consider booking as early as possible to secure room.

MISCELLANEOUS T-shirts and sweatshirts will be available at the competition.

If you are interested in placing an ad, for your skater, or upcoming competition in the competition program, details are available on the final page of the announcement.

EVENT SUMMARY

Skaters may compete at their test level as of February 6, 2008 or one level higher. All events must be skated at the same level.

Juvenile and Open Juvenile free skaters may enter either the Juvenile/Open Juvenile Compulsory Moves Event or the Juvenile Short Program, but not both. Program content and limitations for Beginner through Senior are those listed in “Well Balanced Program Requirements” in the U. S. Figure Skating Rulebook.

FREE SKATING EVENTS6.0 Judging for Limited Beg through Open Pre-Juvenile, Open-Juvenile and Adult

IJS Judging for Juvenile through SeniorProgram Times are +/- 10 seconds

Event Test & Age Status & Program Limitations Program TimeLimited Beginner

No USFS free skating tests passed. Elements limited to 1/2 jumps, toe loop, Salchow, and upright spins. 3720-3721

1 to 1½ min

Beginner No USFS free skating tests passed. No Axels or double jumps permitted. 3720-3721

1 to 1½ min

Pre-Preliminary Low

No higher than Pre-Preliminary FS Test. No double jumps, axels or flying spins. 3710-3711

1½ minutes

Pre-Preliminary High

No higher than Pre-Preliminary FS Test. Axels allowed, no double jumps or flying spins. 3710-3711

1½ minutes

Preliminary Passed Pre-Preliminary FS Test, but no higher than Preliminary FS Test. 3700-3701

1½ minutes

Pre-Juvenile Passed Preliminary FS, but no higher than Pre-Juvenile FS Test. 12 years of age and under as of 2/6/2008. 3690-3691 2 minutes

Open Pre-Juvenile

Passed Preliminary FS, but no higher than Pre-Juvenile FS Test. 13 years of age or older as of 2/6/2008. 3690-3691 2 minutes

Juvenile Passed Pre-Juvenile Free Skating Test, but no higher than Juvenile FS Test. 12 years of age and under as of 2/6/2008. 3680-3681

2¼ minutes

Open Juvenile Passed Pre-Juvenile Free Skating Test, but no higher than Juvenile FS Test. 13 years of age or older as of 2/6/2008. 3680-3681

2¼ minutes

Intermediate Passed Juvenile FS test, but no higher than Intermediate Free Skating Test. 3670-3672 2½

minutes Novice Passed Int. FS test, but no higher than Novice F S Test.

3660-3663Ladies: 3 minutes Men: 3½ min

Junior Passed Novice FS test, but no higher than Junior FS Test.3650-3653

Ladies: 3½ minutes Men: 4 min

Senior Passed Junior FS test, but no higher than Senior FS Test.3640-3643

Ladies: 4 minutes Men: 4½ min

Adults may skate in either Adult or Standard Free Skating events, but not both.

Adult Pre-Bronze 21 years of age or older as of 2/6/2008. Passed no higher than Pre-Preliminary or Adult Pre-Bronze Free Skating test. No Axels, Lutz, double jumps or flying spins.

Music not to exceed 1 minute 40 sec.

Adult Bronze 21 years of age or older as of 2/6/2008. Tests and content: USFS Rules for Adult Singles 3800-3801

Music not to exceed 1 minute 40 sec.

Adult Silver 21 years of age or older as of 2/6/2008. Tests and content: USFS Rules for Adult Singles 3790-3791

Music not to exceed 2 minutes 10 sec.

Adult Gold 21 years of age or older as of 2/6/2008. Tests and content: USFS Rules for Adult Singles

Music not to exceed 2 minutes 40 sec.

SHORT PROGRAM EVENTS

The following will be conducted according to the 2008 Rulebook and the May 2007 action of the

Governing Council.Program times are +/- 10 seconds

IJS Judging used for all Short Program events

EVENT TEST STATUS PROGRAM TIME

Juvenile Competitors may not have reached the age of 13 years as of 12/6/2008. Elements are the same as the Intermediate Short Program (below)

2:00

Open Juvenile Competitors who are 13 years of age and who have not reached 18 years of age as of 2/6/2008. Elements are the same as the Intermediate Short Program (below)

2:00

IntermediateIntermediate Free Skating Test and no higherOpen to skaters 17 and under 3671

2:00

Novice Novice Free Skating Test and no higherNo age restrictions3661 (men) 3662 (ladies)

2:30

Junior Junior Free Skating Test and no higherNo age restrictions3651 (men) 3652 (ladies)

2:50

Senior Senior Free Skating TestNo age restrictions3641 (men) 3642 (ladies)

2:50

CHAMPIONSHIP FREE SKATING EVENTSIJS Judging used for all Championship events

Championship Free Skate events will be offered at the Juvenile, Intermediate, Novice, Junior and Senior level. The Championship Event is a combined event consisting of the Short and Long Program. Should entries call for an initial round, it will include both the Short and Long Program; the final round will include only the Long Program. The number of skaters moving from initial rounds to the championship round will be posted at the competition. Skaters are allowed to enter both the Championship events and separate Short Program and Free Skate events.

PAIR EVENTS Test requirements apply to both partners. Program requirements are based on the current US Figure Skating Rulebook for the 2007-2008 season as per 4020-4101. Pairs may compete at one level higher than their test level.

Program times are +/- 10 seconds6.0 Judging used for all Pair events

EVENT PROGRAM TIME TEST & AGE STATUS Pre-Juvenile 2 minutes Both partners must have passed the Pre-Juv MIF and the

Preliminary Pairs test. (see note in sec 4090) Under 14 years of age

Juvenile 2½ minutes Both partners must have passed the Juvenile MIF or higher and the Juvenile Pairs test. (see not in sec 4080) Under 16 years of age

Intermediate 3 minutes Both partners must have passed the Intermediate MIF or higher and Intermediate pairs test (see not in sec 4070) Under 18 years of age

Novice 3½ minutes Both partners must have passed the Novice MIF or higher and Novice pairs test.

Junior 4 minutes Both partners must have passed the Junior MIF or higher and Junior Pairs test.

Senior 4½ minutes Both partners must have passed the Senior MIF and Senior Pairs test

Adult Pair events may be combined if entries are insufficient. Adult 2:40 or less Both partners must be 25 years or older. Adult Masters 3:10 or less Both partners must be 25 years or older.

ARTISTIC EVENTS 6.0 Judging used for all Artistic events

Eligibility is the same as those for Free Skating events. Skaters may select their own music (with or without words). The artistic event allows the skater to demonstrate their music interpretation skills. Jumps are allowed, however judging will not be based on skating difficulty. Props may be used if they can be placed and removed by the skater in 30 seconds, and do not present a danger to the skater. NOTE: PROPS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED ON PRACTICE ICE. Separation of levels will be determined by the number of entrants. Program times are +/-10 seconds.

Limited Beginner, Beginner andPre-Preliminary 1 – 1:30 minutes Preliminary & Pre-Juvenile 1:30 Juvenile – Senior 2 minutes Adult, Masters 1:40

COMPULSORY MOVES EVENTS6.0 Judging used for all Compulsory events

Eligibility is the same as for Free Skating events. Compulsory Moves are skated without music. The specified moves may be in any order but must be skated exactly. An Axel is a single jump. Connecting steps must be distinguishable from a footwork sequence. Juvenile free skaters may enter either the Juvenile/Open Juvenile Compulsory Moves Event or the Juvenile Short Program, but not both. Limited Beginner through Pre-Juvenile and Open Pre-Juvenile Compulsory Moves events with insufficient entries at a particular level may be combined and male and female entrants judged together.

Limited Beginner through Pre-Juvenile/Open Pre-Juvenile will utilize half the ice surface.Juvenile/Open Juvenile will utilize the full ice surface.

Limited Beginner1 minute maximum

1. Split Jump or Half Flip 2. Waltz Jump3. Forward Lunge4. Spin in an upright position (minimum 3 rev.)

Beginner1 minute maximum

1. Salchow2. Waltz Jump3. Forward Spiral4. Spin in an upright position (minimum 3 rev.)

Pre-Preliminary1 minute maximum

1. Single Jump (no Axel, may not be repeated in combination jump)

2. Single/single jump combination (no Axel)3. Forward right and left foot Spirals (minimum one each foot)4. Sit Spin (minimum 3 rev.)

Preliminary 1¼ minutes maximum

1. Single Jump (Axel allowed, may not be repeated in combination)

2. Single/single jump combination (Axel allowed) 3. Forward right and left foot Spirals (minimum one each foot) 4. Camel Spin (minimum 3 revolutions) 5. Forward Power 3-Turns (minimum 2)

Pre-Juvenile & Open Pre-Juvenile 1¼ minutes maximum

1. Single jump (Axel allowed, may not be repeated in combination)

2. Single/single jump combination (may include Axel) 3. Combination spin with only 1 change of foot, change of

position optional (minimum 6 revolutions total) 4. Forward right and left foot Spirals (minimum one each foot) 5. Power Pulls (forward or backward, 1 foot only)

Juvenile and Open Juvenile 1½ minutes maximum

1. Axel2. Jump combination – Single/Double. Double/Single, or

Double/Double3. Combination spin with 1 change of foot (minimum 3

revolutions per foot), and one change of position. 4. Camel Spin or Sit Spin 5. Forward Spiral, Ina Bauer, or Spread Eagle 6. Straight line diagonal footwork sequence

SPIN EVENTS6.0 Judging used for all Spin events

All levels will be skated on half ice surface. Spins must be skated exactly as stated, but may be skated in any order. Connecting moves and short sequences of footwork may be used between spins and will not be judged. No music.

Event TIME SPINS TO BE SKATED

Limited Beginner/Beginner

1 minute Each spin, minimum 3 revolutions in position

1. One foot upright spin (no back spin) 2. Two Foot Upright Spin 3. Forward Sit Spin

Pre-Preliminary 1 minute Each spin, minimum 3 revolutions in position

1. One-foot upright spin, front or back 2. Forward Sit Spin 3. Forward Camel Spin

Preliminary 1 minute Each spin, minimum 3 revolutions in position

1. One-foot upright spin, front or back 2. 2. Forward Sit Spin 3. 3. Forward Camel/Sit Combination Spin

Pre-Juvenile & Open Pre-Juvenile

1¼ minutes

Each spin, minimum 3 revolutions in position 1. Forward Sit, Back Sit Spin2. Forward Camel Spin3. Attitude or layback spin (ladies), Cross Foot Spin (men)

Juvenile & Open Juvenile

1¼ minutes

Each spin, minimum 4 revolutions in position 1. Back Scratch Spin 2. Forward Camel Spin 3. Combination Spin with one change of foot and no change of position. 4. Attitude or layback spin (ladies), Cross Foot Spin (men)

Intermediate 1½ minutes

1. Sit, Back Sit Spin (minimum 6 revolutions each foot) 2. Flying Camel Spin (minimum 6 revolutions in position) 3. Spin combination with only one change of foot and at least one

change of position (minimum 5 revolutions on each foot) 4. Attitude or layback spin (ladies), Cross Foot Spin (men), min 6 revs.

Novice 1½ minutes

1. Sit, Back Sit Spin (minimum 6 revolutions each foot) 2. Flying Camel Spin (minimum 6 revolutions in position) 3. Spin combination with only one change of foot and at least one

change of position (minimum 5 revolutions on each foot) 4. Attitude or layback spin (ladies), Cross Foot Spin (men), min. 6 revs.

Junior 2 minutes 1. Flying Sit Spin or Flying Change Sit Spin (minimum 8 revolutions) 2. Layback or Cross-foot Spin (minimum 8 revolutions) 3. Spin Combination with only one change of foot and at least one

change of position (minimum 12 total revolutions) 4. Solo Spin of Skater’s choice (minimum 8 revolutions)

Senior 2 minutes 1. Flying Sit Spin or Flying Change Sit Spin (minimum 8 revolutions) 2. Layback or Cross-foot Spin (minimum 8 revolutions) 3. Spin Combination with only one change of foot and at least one

change of position (minimum 12 total revolutions) 4. Solo Spin of Skater’s choice (minimum 8 revolutions)

Adult 1½ minutes

1. Upright one foot spin (minimum 4 revolutions) 2. Forward Sit Spin (minimum 3 revolutions) 3. Spin Combination with only one change of foot (minimum 3 revs.

each foot)4. Attitude or Layback Spin (ladies), Cross foot Spin (men), minimum 4

revs.

JUMP EVENTS 6.0 Judging used for all Jump events

Entrants will qualify according to their Free Skate level. Beginner through Juvenile levels will be skated on half-ice. Intermediate through Senior levels will be skated on full ice. Jumps should be performed exactly as stated. Skaters will be given two opportunities to perform each jump and will be judged on the best one. Each skater will perform all of her/his jumps in sequence. For example, if the two jumps to be performed are the double flip and the double loop, Skater #1 will take the ice individually and be given two attempts at the double flip. Skater #1 will then be given two attempts for the double loop. The process will then be repeated for Skater #2, and the rest of the skaters. An axel will be considered a single jump. In situations where the skater is given the choice of the jumps to be performed, the first attempt will determine the jumps to be judged and the skater will not be allowed to change jumps on the second attempt.

EVENT JUMPS TO BE SKATED Beginner and Pre-Preliminary

1. Toe loop 2. Combination of any two single jumps (no axels)

Preliminary 1. Flip or Lutz jump 2. Combination of any single jump with a loop jump (may include

axel) Pre-Juvenile & OpenPreJuvenile

1. Axel 2. Any double jump

Juvenile & Open Juvenile

1. Axel 2. Combination of any double jump with a loop jump

Intermediate 1. Axel 2. Double loop 3. Combination of any two double jumps

Novice 1. Double loop 2. Double flip 3. Combination of any two double jumps

Junior 1. Double loop 2. Double Lutz 3. Combination of any two double jumps or a triple jump with a

double Senior 1. Double Lutz

2. Double axel 3. Combination of any two double jumps or a triple jump with a

double

2008 EASTERN IOWA INVITATIONAL APPLICATION FORMAll information is REQUIRED. Please print (black or blue ink)

Partners must complete separate entry forms.Skater’s Name: Last: First: MI: Sex: F M

Age:Date of Birth:

Address: City: State: ZIP: Phone: ( ) Email: Home Club: USFS#: Primary Coach’s Name: Phone: ( ) Coach’s Email Address: Coach’s Address: City: State/ZIP: Highest Test Passed: Free Skating: MIF: Pairs: Pair partner: Pair partner birth date:

Please place an ‘X’ in the appropriate box for each event to be skated. Free Skating

Compulsory Moves

Artistic Jump Event

Spin Event

Short Program

Championship Events

Pairs

Limited Beg Beginner PrePre Low PrePre High Preliminary PreJuvenile Open PreJuv Juvenile Open Juvenile Intermediate Novice Junior Senior Adult Pre-Br Adult Bronze Adult Silver Adult Gold Adult Master

ENTRY FEES: Make checks payable to: Eastern Iowa FSC (EIFSC) Championship Events (Juvenile and higher SP & FS): $100 (counts as first event) $ First Event (Free Skating, Compulsory Moves, Short Program, Jumps, Spins): $80 $ Each additional event: $25 $ Pairs: $80/event $

$ Total Entry Fees: $

MAIL COMPLETED ENTRY FORM, SIGNATURE PAGE AND FEES TO: Tammie Hoover, 432 Claudette LN NE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52402. In the event of limitations on the size of events, entries with earlier postmarks will receive priority. No refunds will be made after the deadline on February 6, 2008, except for cancelled events. Late entries will be accepted at the discretion of the chairpersons, and must be accompanied by a $25 late fee. There is a $25 service charge for returned checks.

SIGNATURE PAGE THE INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE MUST BE COMPLETED AND ENCLOSED WITH ENTRY.

CERTIFICATION OF CONTESTANT

I am a USFS registered skater, eligible under the rules of the United States Figure Skating Association. I certify that the information regarding my age is correct and agree to provide proof of age if it is requested. I understand that due to limitations of ice for this competition the Referee and/or the 2006 Eastern Iowa Invitational Committee reserve the right to limit entries on a first-come, first-served basis or to eliminate events with suitable notification to the entrants and return of entry fees for the event.

_____________________________________________ _________________________________________Name of Competitor (please print) Signature of Competitor

CERTIFICATION OF PRIMARY COACH

I have reviewed and approve the entry of this skater in the indicated events.

______________________________________ (____)_______________________________Name of Coach (please print) Phone

_______________________________________ ____________________________________Signature of Coach Email Address

____________________________________________________________________________________Mailing Address: Street City State/Zip

CERTIFICATION OF CLUB OFFICER

To the best of my knowledge, the above is true and correct. The competitor is a Home Club USFS member of our club in good standing.

Name of Officer (please print)

Title (Pres., Vice Pres., Sec., Treas.)

Club

Signature of Officer

___________________________________________________________ _(_____)_________________ Email address Phone

WAIVER OF CLAIMS FOR INJURY

All competitors waive all claims of injury during the competition and practice sessions at the Cedar Rapids Ice Arena. If the competitor is under age (18 years) the parent or guardian must sign the release. ______________________________________________ _______________ Signature of Competitor or Parent/Guardian Date

AUTHORIZATION FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT I hereby consent to medically necessary emergency medical treatment for my

child/myself.

__________________________________ _____________________________________ _______Name of Competitor (please print) Signature of Competitor or Parent/Guardian Date

Registrar Use: Postmark: _______ Date Rcvd:___________ Check #: _________ Amt:___________

EASTERN IOWA PRACTICE ICE REGISTRATION

Please mail the completed practice ice reservation form to the Registrar. Note that Practice Ice Fees must be on a separate check.

PARTNERS MUST COMPLETE SEPARATE ENTRY FORMS PLEASE Skater’s Name: Last: First: MI: Sex: F M

Age: Date of Birth:

Phone: ( ) Email: Eastern Iowa Invitational Event Level (e.g., Limited Beginner): Events Entered:

PRACTICE ICE SUMMARY

Practice Ice: Make checks payable to: Eastern Iowa Figure Skating Club (EIFSC)

Number of Sessions for Free Skating/Spins/Compulsory/Jumps/Championship Number of Sessions for Pairs Total number of Sessions Practice ice is $12/session (limit 2 session per event) x $12

Total Practice Ice Fees: $

Registrar Use: Postmark: _______ Date Rcvd:___________ Check #: _________ Amt:___________

PROGRAM ADVERTISEMENT

Can’t make it to the competition? Want to send a “Good Luck” message to a skater? Want to thank your coach? Do you have an upcoming competition or business you’d like to advertise? ½ page and business card size black and white ads are available in our program brochure. Include your ad with this form or email it to EIFSCInvitational@eifsc.org and we’ll contact you regarding formatting. If you prefer, check the “you decide” box, write your text in the space provided below, and we’ll take care of the rest. If you decide to place an ad, your practice ice fees and ad fees can be combined on one check.

Ad attached or sent via email text follows below, you decide the format.

Ads: Make checks payable to: Eastern Iowa Figure Skating Club (EIFSC) Number of ½ page ads requested ($20 each)

Subtotal for ½ page ads $ Business card size ads requested ($4 each)

Subtotal for business card ads $ Total for Program Ads: $