One campus. Every format.

BMX Racing + BMX Freestyle (Park & Flatland)

ProgressionMotos (3 rounds) → Last Chance round → eighth/quarter/semi-finals → 8-rider final. Freestyle: practice → judged qualification → final.

• Racing needs the full track configuration, Park needs ramp modules, Flatland needs a bare flat floor - budget a 2-4 hour changeover window between configurations.
• Reserve Day 0 for track certification, administrative confirmation and untimed training - standard UCI practice and it pre-empts safety disputes on race day.
• Run category blocks (Elite Men/Women, U23) as parallel heats inside the same slot to keep the day inside a broadcastable ~7-hour window.
• Floodlit evening sessions are viable at the 1,400 lux minimum - a strong spectator and broadcast anchor.

Pump Track

ProgressionOpen timed qualifying session → seeded bracket → head-to-head knockouts (32→16→8→4) → final. Time-trial-only permitted where head-to-head is impractical.

• The cleanest node to run as a stand-alone half-day event or as a support act alongside a BMX racing weekend.
• The format scales down to age-grade categories, so youth-academy heats can slot in ahead of the elite bracket without disrupting the master schedule.
• All-weather high-grip asphalt keeps racing continuity in the wet; no lighting minimum is specified the way BMX racing requires.
• Qualifier-to-final pathway is directly reusable: host a stop on the global series first, then bid for the Final.

Skateboarding - Street & Park

ProgressionStreet: 22 skaters per gender, two 45-second runs plus five best-trick attempts (best run + two best tricks, max 300) → top 8 to a score-reset final. Park: three 45-second runs, highest single run counts → top 8 final.

• Street and Park need different obstacle configurations - schedule them as separate competition days rather than back to back on one footprint.
• Course reveal and walkthrough must be a fixed pre-competition window in the run sheet, not an ad-hoc one; athletes see the final layout only shortly before the round.
• Tie-breaks resolve on highest single run score, then highest single trick score - the scoring workstation must hold per-attempt detail, not just totals.
• Public sessions and sponsor activations fill the venue after the podium without extra officiating overhead.

Competitive Climbing - Boulder, Lead & Speed

ProgressionBoulder and Lead: qualification → semi-final → final (~26 to semis, 8 to final). Speed: standardised 15 m wall, bracketed knockout on four lanes.

• Route-setting for Boulder and Lead needs a dedicated closed-door window before each round - block it in the venue calendar, do not treat it as buffer.
• Speed's sub-6-second climbs make it the ideal fast-turnaround filler alongside slower judged finals, or a stand-alone community exhibition.
• Given the compact 1,436 m² footprint, run Boulder and Lead qualification on separate days so certified route-setters get full resets.
• Lead fields above 80 climbers split qualification into two sessions feeding one combined semi-final.

Trampoline & Aerial - Individual & Synchronised

ProgressionQualification: compulsory routine (10 skills) + voluntary routine (10 skills) with Time of Flight → top 8 (max 2 per country) to a single-routine final, scores reset, lowest qualifier first.

• Time of Flight and Horizontal Displacement scoring need calibrated laser equipment - schedule an equipment-check block, not just a warm-up block.
• Judging between competitors takes longer than the routine itself - plan realistic gaps for a five-judge panel rather than back-to-back routines.
• Synchronised trampoline is a World Championship rather than Olympic discipline, so it can be programmed as a campus headline without Olympic-cycle scheduling pressure.
• Larger fields split qualification across morning and afternoon with the final in the evening broadcast slot.

Futsal, Basketball (5x5 & 3x3) and Volleyball (indoor & beach)

ProgressionFutsal: two 20-minute periods of actual playing time, max 15-minute half-time, one 60-second time-out per half; knockouts go to 2 × 5-minute extra time then penalties. Basketball 5x5: four 10-minute quarters, 24-second shot clock. 3x3: single 10-minute running clock, first to 21. Volleyball: pool play into brackets.

• Realistic venue slots including warm-up and changeover: futsal 70-80 minutes, basketball 5x5 90-100 minutes, 3x3 15-20 minutes, indoor volleyball 90-120 minutes, beach volleyball 45-60 minutes.
• Futsal and 5x5 basketball cannot share one scheduled day without a full court changeover (different rigging and line markings) - alternate single-code competition days unless the floor carries convertible markings.
• 3x3 basketball and beach volleyball are the standout formats for filling the calendar with community and youth-academy tournament days between elite fixtures.
• A markable, sub-dividable floor plan lets 3x3 and volleyball run two to three parallel courts on festival days.