The 2012 USSA Eastern Regional Championships were hosted by NE Masters of Eastern Division at Killington, VT and Pico Mountain, VT on February 9-12, 2012. The regional championships are a 4-discipline SC/SG/GS/SL event, with super-combined included in the combined scoring for the overall regional class champion awards.
In a change from the traditional schedule later in the season, the February event takes advantage of mid-winter conditions and give competitors a chance to recharge their batteries before the NEMS and NY State Finals, as well as the National Championships in March. The scheduling also gives masters the opportunity to race on the challenging terrain offered by Killington and Pico.
Killington's Needle's Eye will be the site of the super G and super combined, with training on Thursday and racing on Friday. Non-stop rolls and terrain changes will challenge racers in the SG, which will be followed by a one-run slalom to form a super combined. The technical events will be held at Pico over the weekend with separate A/B and C/D courses in slalom for men and women. All four events will count toward the overall Eastern Championship scoring and the SG is part of the 2012 National Speed Series. Awards parties will wrap up each day and will include the usual array of food, video, prizes and raffles. The results for the Easterns will once again be included in the yearlong scoring for the New England Masters Series. Be there!
You must have a current USSA Masters competition license to compete in regional and national championship events (no temporary weekend licenses).
Online registration for the 2012 Eastern Regional Championships will be available through SkiRaceReg.com. Mail-in entries can be sent to Steve Foley, 812 Rustic Dr, Killington, VT 05751. Details available at nemasters.org. Online registration is preferred
Registration for the 2012 Eastern Region championships has been closed.
For additional information please contact Bill McCollom at bmcollom@skiracing.com or 802-234-9561
Date | Event | Amount |
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Thursday, Feb. 9 | SG training | $40 |
Friday, Feb. 10 | SG race | $60 (SG only) |
Super combined (SG plus one-run SL) | $80 (SG and SC) | |
Racers may sign up for just the SG, if they don't want to participate in the SC | ||
Saturday, Feb. 11 | SL | $50 |
Sunday, Feb. 12 | GS | $50 |
The detailed event schedule is posted on the masters section of ussa.org:
Results from all races are posted daily, along with the overall combined scoring for the age class regional champions.
Race Results | By Class | By National Group | By Gender | Overall |
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Feb. 10, 2012 - Killington ER SG | ||||
Feb. 10, 2012 - Killington SG #2 | ||||
Feb. 11, 2012 - Killington ER GS | ||||
Feb. 12, 2012 - Pico ER A/B, C/D SL | A/B , C/D | A/B , C/D | C/D | A/B , C/D |
Class Combined Standings (Final) | pdf report (best for printing) or web page format web page format |
Tiebreaker Notes: there was one tie in the overall age class combined standings, with a 1st place tie in M8 between Robert Andree and Rick Walters with 65 points each. The tie was broken by applying the best-finish tiebreaker rule. Based on the best-finish tiebreaker criteria, the regional champion is Rick Walters with 1-1-3 finish record over Robert Andree with 1-2-2 rank ordered finish record.
The Eastern Region class championship is awarded to the racer in each age class who accumulates the most world cup points in the three events of the regional championships.
Note: the regionals were originally planned as a 4-event SG-SC-GS-SL championship. The regional championship scoring was changed to a 3-event SG-GS-SL combined when the SC event was dropped (replaced by a second SG race, which was scored as part of the 2012 National Speed Series).
The Additional Reports section includes alternative rankings and groupings of the results that give competitors additional ways to compare themselves with other racers outside their immediate age class. Rankings organized by national group or gender or in the overall rankings of all competitors who were on the same course allows racers to see how they compare against different sets of competitors.