A Rules for Foot Orienteering Events - Orienteering USA

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E (Rules for Moutain Bike Orienteering Events) F (Rules for Level B Events)
G Rules for OUSA Rankings G.1 Foot-O Rankings G.1.1 The chairperson of the ranking committee will publish the annual rankings of all orienteers who meet all of the following conditions: a) Are Orienteering USA members at anytime between January 1 and November 15 of the ranking year. b) Earn daily ranking points in at least four races on the same color course in any class except M/F-White or Group (Gr) classes. G.1.2 Daily Ranking points from competition are earned by: a) Competing in one race of an individual Orienteering USA sanctioned A- meet with individual staggered starts (including restricted events), on a course proper for your age that is not invalidated by the Jury or Meet Officials, and completing the course or receiving a disqualifying designation as in section G.1.3 below. b) Completing a course above the course that is proper for your age at a meet satisfying the criteria in G.1.2a above. c) Completing a course at the North American Orienteering Championships, even when held outside of the U.S., in a class equal to or higher than the Orienteering USA class in which the person will be ranked. G.1.3 Persons who are disqualified (DQ), do not finish the course (DNF), or who are overtime (OVT) – for any reason, including injury – are assigned a Daily Ranking Score of 0. G.1.4 Daily Ranking points earned by competition are calculated as follows: The Course Difficulty is calculated from the average of the Personal Course Difficulty of each competitor, which is the competitor’s ranking points for that race multiplied by their time in minutes. a) This calculation is circular, so the Iteration Method is used to determine each competitor’s ranking points. All competitors start with 50 points, and the calculations are repeatedly performed until the results converge. b) The average Personal Course Difficulty is a harmonic mean, which is the reciprocal of the arithmetic mean of the reciprocals. This causes the results in (a) to converge and results in non-drifting (i.e., significant) results. c) Daily Ranking scores of zero are excluded from this iterative calculation process.
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A.4 Sanctioning A.4.1 Applications
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A.21.3.6 REFRESHMENTS: In addition
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A.27 Out-of-Bounds A.27.1 It is for
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A.34 Equipment A.34.1 So long as th
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