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Re: Nationals qualifier allocations
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Andrew Rizzo
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Apr 16, 2008 20:18 PDT
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I have been forgetting to divide the rankings between Division 1 and
Division 2. I will try to do that tomorrow, but for now, a quick
list of the D2 schools I see in the nationals team rankings:
Depauw, Notre Dame, University of Chicago, UW-Whitewater, Wabash, UW-
Sheboygan.
If I missed your school, let me know.
-Andrew
On Apr 16, 2008, at 9:53 PM, Andrew Rizzo wrote:
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The allocation of qualifying spots for each conference has been
completed. Below are the number of team and individual qualifiers
we will have. The starting point is the number of starting spots
we can have and I can divide it up as I see fit (including
qualifying teams of up to 6 riders - which I have not done.) In
the interest of expediency, I am dividing the spots as was done in
the past - teams entering 4 riders in the road race and 3 in the
criterium. Time permitting, I will try to get feedback on this at
the conference meeting. In the case you care not at the meeting or
the agenda items take up the entire time, feel free to let me know
how you think they should be divided up in the future.
The number of qualifying spots is based on the number of annual
collegiate licenses we had in each division in 2007. We had the
highest number of Division 1 licenses in the NCCA and the second
highest number of Division 2 licenses, which shows this is a very
strong conference.
As in the past, unused spots will be reassigned to other riders
(e.g., if only two riders from a team qualifier are going to
nationals, that opens two spots in the road race and one in the
criterium for individual riders.)
Division 1:
We have 26 qualifying spots in the road race and 19 in the
criterium. This will be divided up into 5 teams (entering up to
four in the road race and three in the criterium), 4 individuals
for the road race and criterium and 2 individuals for the road race
only.
Division 2:
We have 22 spots in the road race and 17 in the criterium. This
will be divided up into 4 teams (with four in the road race and
three in the criterium), five individuals in the road race and
criterium, and one for the road race only.
Let me know if you have any questions.
-Andrew
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