PRIORITY 5: Swimmers carded the previous year at the development card level in an individual event and who were a member of a National Team in 2014 or 2015 (defined below) or a medallist at the 2014 Junior Pan Pacific Championships that are injured* and meet the Sport Canada policy on curtailment of training and competition for health related reasons. National Teams for 2014 and 2015: 2014 Commonwealth Games 2014 Pan Pacific Championships 2015 Pan American Games 2015 FINA World Championships 2015 World Junior Championships PRIORITY 6: Development card nominations based on criteria outlined in this document. PRIORITY 7: Swimmers carded the previous year at the development card level in an individual event that are injured* who do not meet the criteria defined in priority 5 and meet the Sport Canada policy on curtailment of training and competition for health related reasons. * Please see the section III. Injury and Illness I. SENIOR SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CARD CRITERIA: Eligibility for the 2015-2016 Senior International card shall be based on results from the 16th FINA World Championships only and as per the following criteria. This is a two-year card. Individual Events (Pool and Open To be eligible for nomination as a Senior International Card, swimmers must finish within the top 8 places of an individual event and finish within the top ½ of the entered swimmer field. Only performances in Olympic events are eligible for carding Relay Events (Pool): For individual members of relay teams to be eligible for nomination as a Senior International Card, relay teams must be Canadian National Team relays AND must finish within the top 8 places of a relay event and finish within the top ½ of the entered teams field. To be carded at the Senior International Level, members of a Canadian National Team relay shall have at least one individual performance in an Olympic event ranked within the world top 50 (absolute).
PRIORITY 5: Swimmers carded the previous year at the development card level in an individual event and who were a member of a National Team in 2014 or 2015 (defined below) or a medallist at the 2014 Junior Pan Pacific Championships that are injured* and meet the Sport Canada policy on curtailment of training and competition for health related reasons. National Teams for 2014 and 2015: 2014 Commonwealth Games 2014 Pan Pacific Championships 2015 Pan American Games 2015 FINA World Championships 2015 World Junior Championships PRIORITY 6: Development card nominations based on criteria outlined in this document. PRIORITY 7: Swimmers carded the previous year at the development card level in an individual event that are injured* who do not meet the criteria defined in priority 5 and meet the Sport Canada policy on curtailment of training and competition for health related reasons. * Please see the section III. Injury and Illness I. SENIOR SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CARD CRITERIA: Eligibility for the 2015-2016 Senior International card shall be based on results from the 16th FINA World Championships only and as per the following criteria. This is a two-year card. Individual Events (Pool and Open To be eligible for nomination as a Senior International Card, swimmers must finish within the top 8 places of an individual event and finish within the top ½ of the entered swimmer field. Only performances in Olympic events are eligible for carding Relay Events (Pool): For individual members of relay teams to be eligible for nomination as a Senior International Card, relay teams must be Canadian National Team relays AND must finish within the top 8 places of a relay event and finish within the top ½ of the entered teams field. To be carded at the Senior International Level, members of a Canadian National Team relay shall have at least one individual performance in an Olympic event ranked within the world top 50 (absolute).
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