A Rules for Foot Orienteering Events - Orienteering USA

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B.8 Bulletins B.8.1 All information shall be supplied electronically or in writing in at least English. B.8.2 Preliminary Information (Bulletin 1) should be published immediately upon sanctioning. Details can be found in the Orienteering USA Sanctioning Guidelines. B.8.3 An Event Invitation (Bulletin 2) including all details necessary for event registration shall be published at least three months before the event. Details can be found in the Orienteering USA Sanctioning Guidelines. B.8.4 If a host chooses to have a registration cutoff or late registration penalty deadline, the date may not be earlier than 21 days before the first day of the meet (or meet series if there is a common registration deadline). The effective date for mailed registrations and payment shall be the postmark and for electronic registrations and payments the time stamp of confirmation messages. Organizers should be specific about the effect of time zones on electronic time stamps and late registrations. B.8.5 Event Information (Bulletin 3) that a competitor will need prior to traveling to the event shall be published at least one week before the event. Details can be found in the Orienteering USA Sanctioning Guidelines. B.8.6 Additional event information (Bulletin 4) shall be provided to the competitor upon check-in at the event. At a minimum, any information that was not published by one week prior to the event must be provided to each competitor in hardcopy format at the event. B.8.7 The host shall honor all published information unless extenuating circumstances necessitate a change. B.8.8 In extenuating circumstances information may be supplied orally. B.9 OUSA Calendar B.9.1 The Sanctioning Committee will maintain the Orienteering USA Orienteering Event Calendar and Event Planning Calendar. B.9.2 The Rogaine Committee will communicate with the maintainer of the calendar to place Rogaine events on the Calendar. B.10 Class Structure B.10.1 There is no class structure for Rogaine competition, only categories of teams. Teams are divided into categories of Men, Women, and Mixed for purposes of awards. Within each category, there is a division by age (on the first day of the event) into 4 subcategories. a) Junior. All members of team 18 years of age or less.
) Open. No age restrictions c) Veteran. All members of team 40 years of age or greater. d) Superveteran. All members of team 55 years of age or greater. B.10.2 Some teams may fall into multiple age categories. In this case the team is eligible for awards in all categories in which they meet the criteria. It is normal to give awards to the first three places in all categories, but a single physical award may be used for a team that has achieved awards in multiple categories. B.10.3 The number of categories may be condensed (e.g. no Superveteran class). B.10.3.1 U.S. Champions shall be declared in all Team Categories represented at U.S. Rogaine Championships. Rogaine Team Categories Men Women Mixed Junior Junior Junior Open Open Open Veteran Veteran Veteran Superveteran Superveteran Superveteran
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) Dedication to the sport of Orient
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) For candidates who do not compete
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H.2 Junior Team H.2.1 The U.S. Juni
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H.2.7.9 Selections Committee: JWOC
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