Event Results >>
Canadian XC Championships
Vancouver, BC
November 29th, 2014
Youth
- Boys overall - 10:15 am
- Girls overall - 9:45 am
- Boys Club
- Boys Branch
- Girls Club
- Girls Branch
Junior
- Boys overall - 12:25 pm
- Girls overall - 11:45 am
- Boys Club
- Boys Branch
- Girls Club
- Girls Branch
Senior
- Men overall - 2:30 pm
- Women overall - 1:40 pm
- Men Club
- Men Branch
- Women Club
- Women Branch
Masters
- Overall - 10:45 am
- Age graded
- Masters Club
- Masters GAAT
User Comments
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Anonymous
Posts: 57354Anonymous said 8 years ago
I'm new to XC nationals, can someone explain the point system used for branch points and team points?
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Anonymous
Posts: 57354Anonymous said 8 years ago
They remove any non-team runners from the team scoring, so the scores are usually lower than their finishing place.
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Anonymous
Posts: 57354Anonymous said 8 years ago
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"They remove any non-team runners from the team scoring, so the scores are usually lower than their finishing place."
I find this ridiculous because some teams dropped significant placements from what they could have been if all runners were accounted for. Quote comment -
Anonymous
Posts: 57354Laurent said 8 years ago
How come there is no branch team scoring in the women's sr event?
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User since:
Aug 1st, 2002
Posts: 2459Adam said 8 years ago
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"where are photos going to be"
We posted a link to some photos here: http://www.trackie.com/track-and-field/Photos/ Quote comment -
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Aug 1st, 2002
Posts: 2459Adam said 8 years ago
In addition to the photos above here are some more: https://www.facebook.com/fstebner/media_set?set=a.10153372935057538.1073741832.587067537&type=1
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Anonymous
Posts: 57354anonymous said 8 years ago
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"I find this ridiculous because some teams dropped significant placements from what they could have been if all runners were accounted for."
This is the IAAF method; take it up with them. Quote comment -
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Sep 12th, 2014
Posts: 847NC Blogger said 8 years ago
Quoting: anonymous
"This is the IAAF method; take it up with them."
Yeah but not the OFSAA method. I mean really, who is more important? (sorry couldn't resist). Quote comment -
Anonymous
Posts: 57354anonymous said 8 years ago
You're right; what was I thinking? I guess living in the West has warped my judgement...
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Anonymous
Posts: 57354anonymous said 8 years ago
The YOUTH GIRLS results tab shows JUNIOR results. Can that be fixed?
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Jul 26th, 2002
Posts: 2238Trackie said 8 years ago
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"The YOUTH GIRLS results tab shows JUNIOR results. Can that be fixed?"
Thanks for letting us know. This has been fixed. Quote comment -
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Anonymous
Posts: 57354Anonymous said 8 years ago
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"Stefan MF daniel"
I see this athlete is listed as a paratriathlete. Would anybody care to explain what it is that physically limits him?
He is obviously a very talented individual, he ran away from second place on the weekend. But to the average bystander, like myself on the course, there was nothing that stood out. Quote comment -
Anonymous
Posts: 57354Anonymous said 8 years ago
http://www.triathloncanada.com/en/athletes/paratriathlon/?id=33
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Anonymous
Posts: 57354Anonymous said 8 years ago
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"I see this athlete is listed as a paratriathlete. Would anybody care to explain what it is that physically limits him?
He is obviously a very talented individual, he ran away from second place on the weekend. But to the average bystander, like myself on the course, there was nothing that stood out."
One of his arms has some sort of disability/deformity. This was quite obvious to anyone watching him race. Likely doesn't have much effect on his running, but I could see how it would hinder his swimming to a good degree. Quote comment -
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