- Mar 25, 2010
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I for one, want to compete against the US.
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I for one, want to compete against the US.
Loony Dolphins competed Large Sr all girl in the club division 2010, correct? How did they get the bid?No Bluecat. We are NOT allowed to compete in the other divisions. I have asked, there are no bids available for these divisions outside of the USA.
EXCEPT you dont go representing your country. That is what the ICU is for.
right, so saying it's like Canada having 1000's of teams that can beat others doesn't apply
Divisions in Germany are different and bids are given out for our division-winners. (Junior Allgirl, Junior Co-Ed, Senior Allgirl and Senior Co-Ed - and don't worry about the Junior, our Junior kids are about the same age as your Senior kids).Loony Dolphins competed Large Sr all girl in the club division 2010, correct? How did they get the bid?
huh?
Divisions in Germany are different and bids are given out for our division-winners. (Junior Allgirl, Junior Co-Ed, Senior Allgirl and Senior Co-Ed - and don't worry about the Junior, our Junior kids are about the same age as your Senior kids).
Teams here get an at-large bid and then have to decide on their own which division they fit in the best. That's how Loony Dolphins got to compete in Large Senior Allgirl. They only need to stay allgirl when they got an allgirl bid and they need to stay co-ed if they got a co-ed bid. Everything else is the teams decision.
I guess the bid-giving process is different in every country as it is with every event producer in the US (one gives them out the the highest scoring teams overall, one gives them to highest scoring teams in particular divisions, etc.)
So....maybe since these international teams have different divisions they don't "fit" into the club level? Maybe ages of athletes or something? Just making guesses now, because I feel if they want to be in a division they qualify for, they shouldn't be limited to international only.http://usasf.net/events/eventsanctioning/
I did not find a mention that to award a club level bid you had to be in the US
So....maybe since these international teams have different divisions they don't "fit" into the club level? Maybe ages of athletes or something? Just making guesses now, because I feel if they want to be in a division they qualify for, they shouldn't be limited to international only.
At least in Germany: YesSo you can get a bid to a club division outside the US?