Fall Compulsory Meet Requests Due By March 1

We are now taking requests from clubs interested in hosting a compulsory qualifier next fall.  You must send in 3  weekend choices in rank order of preference. Requests must be emailed to [email protected] before March 1, 2018.

We also want to remind everyone that you may offer Xcel levels at the compulsory qualifiers this fall if you would like.  This was included in the Minutes from the last Administrative Committee meeting on 12/2/17.

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