Crazy Kompetition For Infants 2020

No. All attendees must either be (1) dues-paid members of Kiwanis or Circle K; (2) prospective Circle K-ers who are currently enrolled at an institution where a chartered or chartering club is located; or (3) given explicit permission from District Administrator Mondo Velazquez to attend.

There is a maximum of six members per team with the option of one alternate player. There is no specific gender ratio.

Your club may register as many teams as they wish! Simply copy and paste more tables in the Registration Word Doc to register more teams.

We recommend reaching out to your home club and division (eg. by posting on FB pages or asking around during general meetings or DCMs) if you are struggling to find a complete team. However, incomplete teams are still welcome -- we will combine incomplete teams the day of the event!

Yes! This also applies to incomplete teams that do not have six members. Simply list the members that lack a team (or incomplete teams) in one of the team registrations and submit their waivers and registration fees. The Finance and Fundraising Committee will then combine all incomplete teams and individual players the day of the event to maximize the number of people participating.

Yes! Teams do not need to be comprised of all members from just one school. Bond with your fellow Circle K-ers! Just make sure to have each member submit registration through their respective school and to indicate on the registration form that they are on a team comprised of members from different schools.

We will be livestreaming the event on Youtube! Cheer on your teams for moral support and show CNH Circle K the passion you have for this event! Submit your donation to your Club President or Club Treasurer and they will include it as part of your club’s registration.

We understand that quarter schools only have a few weeks to advertise Crazy Komp to their members, so we will allow for team switches to happen the day of the event. However, we request that a club representative (eg. Club President or Treasurer) provide a list of all finalized teams and members in attendance when the event begins.

In previous years, clubs reserved spots for members by listing "Member 1/2/etc." on the registration form and paying early registration prices for those spots. As members express interest in Crazy Komp and sign up, they are able to take one of those reserved spots. Then, the day of the event, a club representative (eg. Club President or Treasurer) can check in and present a list of finalized teams and member names. If you find that you cannot fill all the spots you reserved with your club members, you can advertise to your division to fill them in!

ABOUT

REGISTRATION

Mail to Kiwanis District Office or via Paypal

Checks must be mailed to

Register

Team Registration Form

Waiver

Games - Playbook

FAQ

SCHEDULE

CONTACT

District Treasurer

ABOUT

REGISTRATION

Mail to Kiwanis District Office or via Paypal

Checks must be mailed to

Register

Team Registration Form

Waiver

Games - Playbook

FAQ

Do members need to be dues-paid to attend?

How many people are in a team? How many males and females?

How many teams can my club register?

Can clubs register with incomplete teams?

Can members sign up to be individuals competitors?

Can I be on a team with people from other schools?

What if I want to go to Crazy Kompetition but don’t want to compete?

Can clubs make changes to their teams after they have submitted registration?

I attend a quarter system school, and we only have a few weeks to advertise Crazy Kompetition for Infants to new members. How can we encourage members to attend without paying the on-site registration price?

SCHEDULE

CONTACT

District Treasurer