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For the Spanish version, select the button in the top right corner of this application labeled "English" and change it to "Spanish". 

Clinics in wheelchair tennis, disc golf, and archery will be available. Please participate in those when you are not competing in your events.

Classification Category: Spinal Cord Injuries Participating in Manual Wheelchairs

Students with spinal cord injuries must choose a class from both the Track and Field Event categories. 

Class Definitions: 

 

Class 53: These athletes have normal or nearly normal upper limb function. There is no active trunk movement, although the trunk may move with the pushing action; otherwise, the trunk is usually lying on the tucked up legs. They tend to interrupt pushing movements to steer, and then have difficulty reassuming the pushing position. When braking, the trunk stays close to the pushing position. Neurological level: T1-T7

Class 54: These athletes have normal upper limb function as well as backward movement of the trunk, often with rotation movements of the trunk. They may use the trunk movements to steer around curves, and usually do not have to interrupt the pushing stroke rate around curves. When stopping quickly, the trunk moves toward an upright position. They are able to use their abdominals for power, particularly when starting, but also when pushing. Neurological level: T8-S2

Please look at the list of events below to see what is available for your athlete. Then, choose items from the drop-down or checkbox.Pick all that apply.

Class 55: Three trunk movements may be seen in this class: 1) off the back of the chair in an upward direction; 2) movement in the forward and backward plane; and 3) some trunk rotation. They have fair to good sitting balance. They do not have functional hip movement, so they do not have the ability to lift the thigh upward in sitting. They may have stiffness of their spine that improves with balance, but reduces the ability to rotate the spine. With the shot and javelin, they tend to use forward and backward movements, whereas with the discus, they predominantly use a rotary movement. Neurological level: T8-L1

Class 56: These athletes also put the shot and throw the discus and javelin. They have very good balance and movements in the forward and backward plane, with good trunk rotation. They can lift their thighs off of the chair and press the knees together. Some have the ability to straighten and bend their knees. Neurological level: L2-L5

Class 57: These athletes also have the ability to move side to side, so they can throw across their body. They usually can bend one hip backward to push the thigh into the chair

Please look at the list of events below to see what is available for your athlete. Then, choose items from the drop-down or checkbox.Pick all that apply.

Wheelchair basketball and Boccia events occur at the same time. Please only choose either basketball or boccia, not both.

Please look at the drop-down below to see what is available for your athlete. Then, choose items from the drop-down. Pick all that apply.

Wheelchair basketball and Boccia events occur at the same time. Please only choose either basketball or boccia, not both.

Class 42: Single above knee amputation or equivalent

Class 43: Double below knee amputation or equivalent

Class 44: Single below knee amputation or equivalent

Class 45: Double arm amputation (either above or below the elbow) or equivalent 

Class 46: Single arm amputation (at or above the elbow) or equivalent

Please look at the chart below to see what is available for your athlete. Then, choose items from the drop-down. Pick all that apply.

Select Amputees field events below.

Please look at the dropdown list below to see what is available for your athlete. Then, choose items from the drop-down. Pick all that apply.

Wheelchair basketball and Boccia events occur at the same time. Please only choose either basketball or boccia, not both.

Class 11: Visual acuity is poorer than LogMar 2.60 (20/800)

Class 12: Visual acuity ranges from LogMar 1.50 to 2.60 (20/600 – 20/800) (inclusive) and/or the Athletes has a visual field that is constricted to a radius of less than 5 degrees

Class 13: Visual acuity ranges from 1.40 to 1.0 (20/500 – 20/200) (inclusive) and/or the Athlete has a visual field that is constricted to a radius of less than 20 degrees

TRACK EVENTS: Please look at the dropdown list below to see what is available for your athlete. Then, choose items from the drop-down.

Read the options carefully and pick all that apply*.

Please look at the event choices below to see what is available for your athlete.

Then, choose up to 3 items from the drop-down.

Wheelchair basketball and Boccia events occur at the same time. Please only choose either basketball or boccia, not both.

Twelfth Annual Kid-Netic Games

Student Release Form (2025)

Participation:

I fully understand that participation in the Kid-netic Games involves physical activity that may pose risks for my child, the athlete. Although I fully understand these risks, I desire that my child participate in each of the events designated on the Athlete Entry Form.

Volunteers:

I understand that I or my designee (i.e. school personnel, family member) need to supervise my athlete(s) at all times as this event is open to the public and there are various agency and community volunteers assisting with this event.

Disclaimer:

Therefore, on behalf of the athlete and myself, I acknowledge that the athlete will be using facilities at his/her own risk and I, on my own behalf, hereby release Region 10 Education Service Center and Lovejoy High School from any claim for damage or suit by reason of any injury, illness, or damage whatsoever to person or property of myself or the athlete.

Hospitalization: If I am not personally present at this event so as to be consulted in case of necessity, you are authorized on my behalf and at my account to take such measure and arrange for such medical and hospital treatment as you may deem advisable for the health and well-being of the athlete.

Media: In permitting my athlete to participate in Region 10 ESC's Kidnetic Games, I hereby give Region 10 employees, representatives and authorized media organizations permission to print, photograph and record images of and/or interviews with my child for use in audio, video, film, or any other electronic, digital and printed media. This is with the understanding that neither Region 10 nor its representatives will reproduce said content for any commercial value or monetary gain.