Have the Boomerang rules changed? Memory says it has to stay inside SSA Region 4. Please confirm.

On Monday, August 19, 2019 at 1:15:54 PM UTC-4, Piet Barber wrote:
The Blue Ridge Soaring Society's Boomerang trophy has moved.
On 28 July, 2019, Shane Neitzey flew from Front Royal, VA to New Castle in his new-to-him ASW-20.

http://boomerangtrophy.pbworks.com/w...laim%20History

The Boomerang Trophy is now located at Front Royal, VA. East-coasters: COME AND GET IT.


On Sunday, September 17, 2017 at 8:47:03 AM UTC-4, Piet Barber wrote:
The Blue Ridge Soaring Society's Boomerang trophy has moved.
The Boomerang has been at Front Royal, VA for nearly two years, but was retrieved by Chris Zaboji (pronounced Zah-BOY-ee). Chris performed the cross-country glider flight of 144 statute miles in about 4 and a half hours over some pretty marginal conditions. The BRSS Boomerang trophy is now back at its home in New Castle, Virginia. Come and get it before I take it back to Front Royal.

http://brss.net/boomerang/

Boomerang Trophy Rules:

1) To claim the Boomerang, you must fly a minimum of 100km (50km if L/D is less than 30:1) and land at the site where the trophy resides. Straight line or dog leg flights are permissible, and FAI rules apply
2) The flight must originate within a 500km radius of New Castle, VA.
3) The longest flight of the day wins. In case of a tie distance over different courses, the best speed over the course wins.
4) Team efforts are permitted, in which case each pilots name will be engraved on the trophy.
5) A pilot may not be involved in 2 consecutive moves of the trophy.
6) When the trophy is claimed, the pilot is asked to notify the Blue Ridge Soaring Society of its new location.