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Old September 23rd 10, 06:56 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Junior Team 2007
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Default Club Class Nationals

On Sep 22, 1:25Â*pm, Westbender wrote:
Why is everyone focused on the wrong end of this subject? Why are you
focused on a nationals/team selection discussion when the club class
is still practically only a concept in the US at this point? It's like
you want to have the super bowl without the regular season and
playoffs to determine who plays in it.



Not to negate the necessity to grow participation in national contests
but this is what is stated in 1.1 of the Sports Class Nationals rules:


1.1 â€* The purpose of a National Sport Class Soaring Championship is to
determine a National Sport Class Champion and to measure the
performance of all entrants. Performance in Nationals will be used to
provide a basis for pilots to qualify for entry into future soaring
Championships and to select pilots for the U.S. Team in International
Club Class Competition.


Bringing in new pilots should start at the regional, not national
level where the main purpose is to determine the annual Champion and
US Team selection.

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Old September 23rd 10, 07:17 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
mattm[_2_]
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Default Club Class Nationals

On Sep 23, 1:56Â*pm, Junior Team 2007
wrote:
On Sep 22, 1:25Â*pm, Westbender wrote:

Why is everyone focused on the wrong end of this subject? Why are you
focused on a nationals/team selection discussion when the club class
is still practically only a concept in the US at this point? It's like
you want to have the super bowl without the regular season and
playoffs to determine who plays in it.


Not to negate the necessity to grow participation in national contests
but this is what is stated in 1.1 of the Sports Class Nationals rules:

1.1 â€* The purpose of a National Sport Class Soaring Championship is to
determine a National Sport Class Champion and to measure the
performance of all entrants. Performance in Nationals will be used to
provide a basis for pilots to qualify for entry into future soaring
Championships and to select pilots for the U.S. Team in International
Club Class Competition.

Bringing in new pilots should start at the regional, not national
level where the main purpose is to determine the annual Champion and
US Team selection.


Yes, but...

a national contest has a higher ranking factor. Pilots that do well
are better
able to get into other contests. National contests fly more days
(hopefully).
And, we've already had a couple of regional level club class
contests. We're
hoping for additional interest in the class (and contests in general)
by
holding more contests.

-- Matt
 




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