Competition schedule
The order of events for Saturday, November 14, 2026 at Seven Chiefs Sportsplex & Jim Starlight Centre, plus the floor policy and code of conduct every athlete, coach and spectator is expected to follow.
The event currently underway is highlighted below, and finished items are dimmed. Times are a guide — always follow the announcements at your ring.
Saturday · November 14, 2026
Order of events
All times are Mountain Time. Divisions run as close to schedule as possible; listen for announcements and watch the match numbers at your ring.
7:30 am
Doors open
On now7:45 –
9:45 am
High performance kyorugi weigh-in
All high performance kyorugi athletes must weigh in. A 5% allowance applies. Weigh-in details →
On now8:00 am
Referee meeting
On now8:30 am
Coaches meeting
Freestyle poomsae music is handed in on USB at this meeting.
On now8:45 am
Athlete call to floor
On now9:00 am
Poomsae competition begins
Attire: dobok and belt.
Awards: Gold (1), Silver (1), Bronze (2).
After
poomsae
Sparring competition
Attire: dobok, belt, clear or white mouthguard, groin, shin, arm and
chest guard, red and blue or white helmet.
Awards: Gold (1), Silver (1), Bronze (2).
11:45 am
Lunch break
On now12:00 pm
Taekwondo demo team performance
On now12:45 pm
Athlete call
Athletes that were on deck before lunch are called back.
On now1:00 pm
Competition resumes
On nowSchedule subject to change. The information package states the weigh-in window as 7:45–9:45 am on the schedule and 7:45–9:00 am in the weigh-in section; confirm the closing time with the organisers.
Important reminders
On the competition floor
Strict floor policy
Only registered competitors and coaches are permitted on the competition floor. Parents and spectators must remain in the designated seating areas.
Carts, wagons and portable chairs are not permitted. This rule is in place to keep walkways clear and free from trip hazards.
Awards
- Poomsae
- Gold (1), Silver (1), Bronze (2)
- Sparring
- Gold (1), Silver (1), Bronze (2)
Code of conduct & professionalism
To ensure a positive environment for our community, all participants and spectators are expected to uphold the highest standards of taekwondo etiquette.
- Mutual respect. All staff, officials, athletes and coaches must be treated with the utmost respect at all times.
- Direct confrontation. Direct confrontation with officials or other coaches on the competition floor will not be tolerated, and may result in removal from the venue and an incident report.
- Conflict resolution. If a dispute or issue arises, follow the proper chain of command — the individual or parent should first address the concern to their own club Head Coach or Master, who will then bring the matter to the Referee Director or the Tournament Host in a professional and respectful manner.
Competition day
Know your ring before you leave home.
Check your draw, then plan your arrival around the running order above.