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Thank you for your help, support and participation in the 2012 AAU Junior Olympic Games. We are elated with what we were able to accomplish this year. We provided over 11,000 athletes with the opportunity to compete in a structured competitive environment and they accepted the challenge. We set a new record with the total number of National Records (47) that were broken. Some of the finest performances of the year were achieved in Houston, Texas during the 8 days of competition. The national magazines that track athlete's performances will note that those outstanding marks were achieved at the AAU Junior Olympic Games. As we continue to set the Standard in youth athletics in this country, we are quite excited about a few items that we accomplished this year. We offered free video streaming this year and the number of viewers that watched the meet were record breaking. We offered text messaging and a record number of spectators; officials and even vendors followed the AAU Updates. The AAU Junior Olympic Games were highly visible on the social media sites because we were able to offer constant updates. In our opinion we have the finest group of athletes, parents and spectators in the country and your personal dedication to the sport, athletes and to AAU is why our event is so successful. |
• This event is sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union of the U.S., Inc.
• All participants must have a current AAU membership.
• AAU membership may not be included as part of the entry fee to the event.
• AAU membership must be obtained before the competition begins except where the event operator has a laptop available with an internet connection.
• Participants are encouraged to visit the AAU web site www.aausports.org to obtain their membership.
The AAU does sanction events in local areas, granting a non-exclusive right to event hosts to use the AAU logo and brand under terms and conditions, including requirements as specified by AAU Code. The event operator is an independent contractor and is responsible for the management and conduct of the event and may set its own rules and operating procedures, except under no circumstances can the host waive the requirement of membership in AAU for participation in sanctioned events.
By the AAU's granting of (a) sanction (an approval) to any event operator (Host) to conduct such event, the AAU does not accept any financial responsibility nor assure any particular quality of competition.
The AAU of the U.S., Inc. does have supervision over District qualifying events, Regional/Super Regional events, and/or National Championship events in regard to establishing rules of competition, but does not have direct control over the event operators, pursuant and subject to the AAU Code (only).
The AAU does provide insurance benefits to its members in specified situations, subject to the terms of its policies.
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