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Archives l JO
Points
Indiana,
Kentucky, Michigan & Ohio
JOQ
Races for 2007-2008
Dec 15,16 Houghton
Feb 2, 3 Marquette
Feb 16, 17 Boyne
Qualifying Criteria
Great
Lakes JO Team Selection
1. GLD JO Team Automatic Qualification Standards: Athletes skiing in the
US Nationals/WJC/Scandinavian Trip tryouts and finishing within 10% back
of the Top 5 Jrs. at the event will qualify for the team automatically.
Some of these athletes may qualify outside our 42 skier District quota.
2. Scoring is based on the GLD Point List (USSA Listed Updated thoughout
the season). Scoring is your % back of the top three in your Age Group
at GLD JOQ’s. See Appendix A. Age Groups are Boys and Girls J2 and
JI/OJ, for a total of 4 groups. Athletes may also request the GLD Trip
Leaders/Coaching Staff to use JOQ results from other districts or regions.
3.J2’s must average less than 450 points using their best 2 FS and
best 2 CL races to qualify. J1/OJ’s must average less than 350 in
their best 2 FS and best 2 CL races to qualify. Skiers previous season
points will be used as a basis for scoring races until said skier has
2 FS and 2 CL races from which to score. Skiers with no prior points will
start at 650.
4. Team Size is limited to 42 skiers qualifying through the JOQs using
the District quota. If more skiers meet the qualification standards than
the District Allotment, athletes will be selected in the following order:
A. Automatic Qualification Standard.
B. GLD Point List ( Top 2 FS and Top 2 CL Averaged together)
C. If there are enough qualified skiers in an age class, at least three
athletes will be chosen in each age class.
5. Coaches' Discretion: If there are extra spots available, coaches' discretion
may be used to fill the roster at the top end. Examples include an injured
athlete, a collegiate athlete, or an otherwise qualified athlete who did
not meet the criteria in 2 FS and 2 CL JOQ’s due to injury or sickness.
This discretion will not be used to just fill the roster.
Athlete
Seeding at the JOs- Athletes will be seeded for individual races and relay
teams based upon the following: NRL points list (for JI/OJ individual
races) and the GLD JOQ Points List and Coaches' Discretion based upon
ability to compete and team needs.
Appendix
A
P=((Tx - To)/To) x F + Pn
P = Race Ponts
Tx = Racers Time
To = Age Group Winners Time
F = 1400 for Mass Starts and No-Break Pursuits
= 1200 for Pursuit with Break
= 800 for Individual Starts
Pn = The sum of the top 5 skiers GLD Points (average) minus the highest
and lowest points of the top 5 skiers and divided by 3.75)
For more details on scoring, see the USSA Nordic Competition Guide, Chapter
2, “Points and Rankings”
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07'
CXC Athlete of the Year
Kyle
Fredrickson
07' CXC Coach of the Year
Bryan
Fish
07' CXC Volunteer of the Year
Ken
Schoville |
2007 Regional Development Group
CXC Ski Team
Kristina Owen
Brian
Gregg
Garrott Kuzzy
Matt Liebsch
Andre Watt
Jahanna Winters
Senior Elite Group
Lindsey Weier (NMU)
Lindsay Williams (NMU)
Laura Valaas (USST)
Caitlin Compton (USBA)
Julia Coulter (UAF)
Morgan Smyth (NMU)
Bryan Cook (NMU)
Chris Cook (USST)
OJ Juniors
Christina Gillis (NMU)
Ingrid Fjeldheim (NMU)
Ben Fick (UU)
Kyle Fredrickson-Hayward, WI
Karl Nygren (CU)
J1
Juniors
Doug DeBold-Wayzata, MN
Joe Dubay-Coon Rapids, MN
J2
Juniors
Jessie Diggins-Stillwater, MN
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