A Rules for Foot Orienteering Events - Orienteering USA

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Team School Intermediate
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Team Club Junior Varsity
Team Club Intermediate
Team JROTC Varsity
Team JROTC Junior Varsity
A.36.6.3 To be eligible for U.S. Interscholastic Championship Individual awards an
individual must be competing in one of the interscholastic classes and meet the
requirements in section .
A.36.6.4 To be eligible for U.S. Interscholastic Championship TEAM awards every
individual on a team must be competing in one of the interscholastic classes
AND either meet eligibility requirements in section OR be an
Orienteering USA member in good standing and be legally enrolled full-time
in a U.S. school.
A.36.6.5 To be eligible as a SCHOOL Team
a) Members must be enrolled full-time at the same private or public school.
b) Members must each be able to show school ID for the same school or, if
the school does not issue IDs, a letter from the principal stating that the
students are enrolled full-time at the school.
A.36.6.6 Individuals who are homeschooled may be eligible to form a SCHOOL team
under the following rules:
c) All team members must be from the same geographical area. This area is
defined as their county or city of residence or the public school district in
which they reside, whichever area is geographically larger.
d) Individuals who are enrolled at a public or private school are not permitted
to compete on a school team with homeschooled individuals
A.36.6.7 To be eligible as a CLUB Team
e) All team members must be primary Orienteering USA members of the
same Orienteering USA sanctioned Orienteering Club.
f) The team must not be eligible as a SCHOOL or JROTC team.
g) The Coach of the Club Team must provide a letter stating that all members
meet the eligibility requirements.
A.36.6.8 To be eligible as a JROTC Team
h) All team members must be enrolled in the same JROTC unit in accordance
with the host military service requirements.