So fixtures now look thus:

1/2/3    May     Hus Bos            Confirmed
15/16   May     Cranwell           (please confirm or suggest alternative dates)
   5/6   June     Four counties
19/20  June     Dunstable -       Confirmed but happy to swap dates if necessary
10/11  July      Saltby                Confirmed.   (Reserve date)

 

Andrew

 

Thanks Colin,

So fixtures now look thus:

1/2/3 May Hus Bos - confirmed
15/16 May Cranwell (please confirm or suggest alternative dates)
5/6 June Four counties
19/20 June Dunstable - confirmed but happy to swap dates if necessary
3/4 or 10/11 July Saltby (reserve weekend if required)

Regards,

Mark.

--- In East_Mids_ICL@..., <colin.davey@...> wrote:
>
> Can I provisionally book 5/6 June for 4 Counties please
>
>
> From: East_Mids_ICL@... [ mailto:East_Mids_ICL@...] On Behalf Of mark969davis
> Sent: 20 November 2009 11:46
> To: East_Mids_ICL@...
> Subject: [East_Mids_ICL] Dates for 2010
>
>
>
> Hi All,
>
> Are we happy to stick with 4 weekends, of do we want to go back to 5? If we are happy with 4, then using the rota Chris supplied, Cambridge will be resting and Saltby will be covering the reserve (as Dunstable was down as reserve in 2009). If we stick to the same weekends as last year this is the first pass at the fixture list:
>
> 1/2/3rd May Hus Bos
> 15/16th May Four counties/Cranwell (captains please confirm)
> 5/6th June Four counties/Cranwell (captains please confirm)
> 19/20th June Dunstable (happy to swap dates if necessary)
> 3/4th or 10/11th July Saltby (reserve weekend if required)
>
> Regards,
>
> Mark.
>

Thanks Colin,

So fixtures now look thus:

1/2/3 May   Hus Bos   - confirmed
15/16 May   Cranwell (please confirm or suggest alternative dates)
5/6   June  Four counties
19/20 June  Dunstable - confirmed but happy to swap dates if necessary
3/4 or 10/11 July Saltby (reserve weekend if required)

Regards,

Mark.


--- In East_Mids_ICL@..., <colin.davey@...> wrote:
>
> Can I provisionally book 5/6 June for 4 Counties please
>
>
> From: East_Mids_ICL@... [mailto:East_Mids_ICL@...]
On Behalf Of mark969davis
> Sent: 20 November 2009 11:46
> To: East_Mids_ICL@...
> Subject: [East_Mids_ICL] Dates for 2010
>
>
>
> Hi All,
>
> Are we happy to stick with 4 weekends, of do we want to go back to 5? If we
are happy with 4, then using the rota Chris supplied, Cambridge will be resting
and Saltby will be covering the reserve (as Dunstable was down as reserve in
2009). If we stick to the same weekends as last year this is the first pass at
the fixture list:
>
> 1/2/3rd May Hus Bos
> 15/16th May Four counties/Cranwell (captains please confirm)
> 5/6th June Four counties/Cranwell (captains please confirm)
> 19/20th June Dunstable (happy to swap dates if necessary)
> 3/4th or 10/11th July Saltby (reserve weekend if required)
>
> Regards,
>
> Mark.
>

Hi All,

Are we happy to stick with 4 weekends, of do we want to go back to 5? If we are
happy with 4, then using the rota Chris supplied, Cambridge will be resting and
Saltby will be covering the reserve (as Dunstable was down as reserve in 2009).
If we stick to the same weekends as last year this is the first pass at the
fixture list:

1/2/3rd May       Hus Bos
15/16th May       Four counties/Cranwell (captains please confirm)
5/6th June        Four counties/Cranwell (captains please confirm)
19/20th June      Dunstable (happy to swap dates if necessary)
3/4th or 10/11th July   Saltby (reserve weekend if required)

Regards,

Mark.

Thanks Julian,

Does anybody know/remember the rota that was agreed regarding who is 'resting'
each year? If so can they post it so that we have it for future reference.

Thanks,

Mark.

--- In East_Mids_ICL@..., "jay220861" <julianbane@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Re dates: I believe that it is Cambridge's year to have a rest. Having said
that I can't find any documentation to proove it! I know it was what I was told
when I took over as ICL rep from Colin Cownden.
>
> Re rules: I would like to keep what we have and agree with Russell's comments.
In either case I would like them fixed earlier than last time as I had pilots in
place and then the rules started changing again!
>
> All the best,
>
> Julian
>
> --- In East_Mids_ICL@..., "Russell Cheetham" <russellcheetham@>
wrote:
> >
> > Hi everyone
> > I would not have thought that we have really tried out the NEW rules as
> > yet as we had the spectacularly unsuccessful 10% pundit rule blighting
> > the early season.
> > Mark - I dont understand your point about the small pundit pool as
> > anyone can be a pundit? - the new regs sought to limit the novice and
> > intermediate pool for supposed benefit but can never limit the pundit
> > pool!
> > Cheers
> > Russell
> >
> >
> >
> > ________________________________
> >
> > From: East_Mids_ICL@...
> > [mailto:East_Mids_ICL@...] On Behalf Of mark969davis
> > Sent: 19 November 2009 11:34
> > To: East_Mids_ICL@...
> > Subject: [East_Mids_ICL] Re: Interclub 2010
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Hi Andrew,
> >
> > Sorry none of us has replied earlier but I guess none of us bothers to
> > look at the message board untill November. Anyway, welcome aboard!
> >
> > RULES:
> >
> > With regard to the current 'rules', we experimented with some changes
> > last year to balance the classes and help encourage participation. The
> > final version was thus:
> >
> > Novice - a pilot who has not flown a UK 300km in UK as P1 in any year
> > except the current and previous year, has not entered more than 1
> > Regional's(Junior Championship excepted), and has not flown a UK 500km
> > as P1
> >
> > Intermediate - a pilot who has not flown a 750km in UK as P1 and has not
> > achieved a top 50% position in any Nationals last ten years
> >
> > Pundit - anyone can be a pundit
> >
> > So in short if a pilot flew his first 300km and/or participated in his
> > fist regionals in 2009, he is still a novice for 2010. Anyone who has
> > flown a 300km before 2009 and has participated in more than one
> > regionals is an intermediate unless they have finished in the top 50% of
> > a nationals in the last 10 years or have flown a 750km in which case
> > they are a pundit.
> >
> > I would however like to open the question to all captains whether they
> > feel these rules were sucessfull and whether they need any tweeking? My
> > only concern is that the top 50% of nationals leaves the pool of pundits
> > rather small and could be opened up to 75%. Comments please!
> >
> > I'm not sure if we have this formally documented along with the other
> > rules regarding scoring, etc. If we have could somebody perhaps let me
> > know, if not I would be happy to put it together.
> >
> > DATES:
> >
> > On dates we decided last year to have four weekends with one reserve to
> > be envoked if we had less than two scoring weekends. I'm not sure which
> > club is due a 'rest' this year but I do know Dunstable should be hosting
> > a weekend. The dates we have generally held to over recent years
> > (adjusted for 2010) have been
> >
> > 1st-3rd May
> > 15th/16th May
> > 5th/6th June
> > 19th/20th June
> > 3rd/4th or 10th/11th July (Reserve)
> >
> > Perhaps team captains could propose which dates they can do, or
> > alternatives if these aren't suitable. For Dunstable we are flexible,
> > but I would prefer the 19th/20th June or if not the 5th/6th June.
> >
> > Hope this starts the ball rolling for 2010. Look forward to your
> > replies.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Mark Davis
> > LGC Team Captain.
> >
> > --- In East_Mids_ICL@...
> > <mailto:East_Mids_ICL%40yahoogroups.co.uk> , "andrew28t@"
> > <andrew@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Just a note to let you know that I have taken over the Saltby
> > interclub duties from Sarah.
> > >
> > > Can anyone let me know where I might find a copy of the current
> > interclub "rules" and when dates and locations for next season are
> > likely to be discussed.
> > >
> > > Thanks
> > >
> > > Andrew Cluskey
> > >
> >
>

Hi all,

Re dates: I believe that it is Cambridge's year to have a rest. Having said that I can't find any documentation to proove it! I know it was what I was told when I took over as ICL rep from Colin Cownden.

Re rules: I would like to keep what we have and agree with Russell's comments. In either case I would like them fixed earlier than last time as I had pilots in place and then the rules started changing again!

All the best,

Julian

--- In East_Mids_ICL@..., "Russell Cheetham" <russellcheetham@...> wrote:
>
> Hi everyone
> I would not have thought that we have really tried out the NEW rules as
> yet as we had the spectacularly unsuccessful 10% pundit rule blighting
> the early season.
> Mark - I dont understand your point about the small pundit pool as
> anyone can be a pundit? - the new regs sought to limit the novice and
> intermediate pool for supposed benefit but can never limit the pundit
> pool!
> Cheers
> Russell
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
> From: East_Mids_ICL@...
> [mailto:East_Mids_ICL@...] On Behalf Of mark969davis
> Sent: 19 November 2009 11:34
> To: East_Mids_ICL@...
> Subject: [East_Mids_ICL] Re: Interclub 2010
>
>
>
>
> Hi Andrew,
>
> Sorry none of us has replied earlier but I guess none of us bothers to
> look at the message board untill November. Anyway, welcome aboard!
>
> RULES:
>
> With regard to the current 'rules', we experimented with some changes
> last year to balance the classes and help encourage participation. The
> final version was thus:
>
> Novice - a pilot who has not flown a UK 300km in UK as P1 in any year
> except the current and previous year, has not entered more than 1
> Regional's(Junior Championship excepted), and has not flown a UK 500km
> as P1
>
> Intermediate - a pilot who has not flown a 750km in UK as P1 and has not
> achieved a top 50% position in any Nationals last ten years
>
> Pundit - anyone can be a pundit
>
> So in short if a pilot flew his first 300km and/or participated in his
> fist regionals in 2009, he is still a novice for 2010. Anyone who has
> flown a 300km before 2009 and has participated in more than one
> regionals is an intermediate unless they have finished in the top 50% of
> a nationals in the last 10 years or have flown a 750km in which case
> they are a pundit.
>
> I would however like to open the question to all captains whether they
> feel these rules were sucessfull and whether they need any tweeking? My
> only concern is that the top 50% of nationals leaves the pool of pundits
> rather small and could be opened up to 75%. Comments please!
>
> I'm not sure if we have this formally documented along with the other
> rules regarding scoring, etc. If we have could somebody perhaps let me
> know, if not I would be happy to put it together.
>
> DATES:
>
> On dates we decided last year to have four weekends with one reserve to
> be envoked if we had less than two scoring weekends. I'm not sure which
> club is due a 'rest' this year but I do know Dunstable should be hosting
> a weekend. The dates we have generally held to over recent years
> (adjusted for 2010) have been
>
> 1st-3rd May
> 15th/16th May
> 5th/6th June
> 19th/20th June
> 3rd/4th or 10th/11th July (Reserve)
>
> Perhaps team captains could propose which dates they can do, or
> alternatives if these aren't suitable. For Dunstable we are flexible,
> but I would prefer the 19th/20th June or if not the 5th/6th June.
>
> Hope this starts the ball rolling for 2010. Look forward to your
> replies.
>
> Regards,
>
> Mark Davis
> LGC Team Captain.
>
> --- In East_Mids_ICL@...
> <mailto:East_Mids_ICL%40yahoogroups.co.uk> , "andrew28t@"
> <andrew@> wrote:
> >
> > Just a note to let you know that I have taken over the Saltby
> interclub duties from Sarah.
> >
> > Can anyone let me know where I might find a copy of the current
> interclub "rules" and when dates and locations for next season are
> likely to be discussed.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Andrew Cluskey
> >
>

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Hi Russell,

I realise anyone can be a pundit, but my point was that some of the smaller
clubs may not have any pilots that fall into the pundit category and so will
always be having to have intermediates flying as pundits. I am not saying
anything was wrong with the post HusBos rules, only was everybody happy with
them and was any tinkering required i.e. did we need to widen the pundit
criteria slightly?

We had 3/4 of a season with the new regs is everyone happy with them to be
carried forward for the 2010 season? comments please.

Regards,

Mark.

--- In East_Mids_ICL@..., "Russell Cheetham" <russellcheetham@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi everyone
> I would not have thought that we have really tried out the NEW rules as
> yet as we had the spectacularly unsuccessful 10% pundit rule blighting
> the early season.
> Mark - I dont understand your point about the small pundit pool as
> anyone can be a pundit? - the new regs sought to limit the novice and
> intermediate pool for supposed benefit but can never limit the pundit
> pool!
> Cheers
> Russell
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
> From: East_Mids_ICL@...
> [mailto:East_Mids_ICL@...] On Behalf Of mark969davis
> Sent: 19 November 2009 11:34
> To: East_Mids_ICL@...
> Subject: [East_Mids_ICL] Re: Interclub 2010
>
>
>
>
> Hi Andrew,
>
> Sorry none of us has replied earlier but I guess none of us bothers to
> look at the message board untill November. Anyway, welcome aboard!
>
> RULES:
>
> With regard to the current 'rules', we experimented with some changes
> last year to balance the classes and help encourage participation. The
> final version was thus:
>
> Novice - a pilot who has not flown a UK 300km in UK as P1 in any year
> except the current and previous year, has not entered more than 1
> Regional's(Junior Championship excepted), and has not flown a UK 500km
> as P1
>
> Intermediate - a pilot who has not flown a 750km in UK as P1 and has not
> achieved a top 50% position in any Nationals last ten years
>
> Pundit - anyone can be a pundit
>
> So in short if a pilot flew his first 300km and/or participated in his
> fist regionals in 2009, he is still a novice for 2010. Anyone who has
> flown a 300km before 2009 and has participated in more than one
> regionals is an intermediate unless they have finished in the top 50% of
> a nationals in the last 10 years or have flown a 750km in which case
> they are a pundit.
>
> I would however like to open the question to all captains whether they
> feel these rules were sucessfull and whether they need any tweeking? My
> only concern is that the top 50% of nationals leaves the pool of pundits
> rather small and could be opened up to 75%. Comments please!
>
> I'm not sure if we have this formally documented along with the other
> rules regarding scoring, etc. If we have could somebody perhaps let me
> know, if not I would be happy to put it together.
>
> DATES:
>
> On dates we decided last year to have four weekends with one reserve to
> be envoked if we had less than two scoring weekends. I'm not sure which
> club is due a 'rest' this year but I do know Dunstable should be hosting
> a weekend. The dates we have generally held to over recent years
> (adjusted for 2010) have been
>
> 1st-3rd May
> 15th/16th May
> 5th/6th June
> 19th/20th June
> 3rd/4th or 10th/11th July (Reserve)
>
> Perhaps team captains could propose which dates they can do, or
> alternatives if these aren't suitable. For Dunstable we are flexible,
> but I would prefer the 19th/20th June or if not the 5th/6th June.
>
> Hope this starts the ball rolling for 2010. Look forward to your
> replies.
>
> Regards,
>
> Mark Davis
> LGC Team Captain.
>
> --- In East_Mids_ICL@...
> <mailto:East_Mids_ICL%40yahoogroups.co.uk> , "andrew28t@"
> <andrew@> wrote:
> >
> > Just a note to let you know that I have taken over the Saltby
> interclub duties from Sarah.
> >
> > Can anyone let me know where I might find a copy of the current
> interclub "rules" and when dates and locations for next season are
> likely to be discussed.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Andrew Cluskey
> >
>

Hi all,

Re dates: I believe that it is Cambridge's year to have a rest. Having said that
I can't find any documentation to proove it! I know it was what I was told when
I took over as ICL rep from Colin Cownden.

Re rules: I would like to keep what we have and agree with Russell's comments.
In either case I would like them fixed earlier than last time as I had pilots in
place and then the rules started changing again!

All the best,

Julian

--- In East_Mids_ICL@..., "Russell Cheetham" <russellcheetham@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi everyone
> I would not have thought that we have really tried out the NEW rules as
> yet as we had the spectacularly unsuccessful 10% pundit rule blighting
> the early season.
> Mark - I dont understand your point about the small pundit pool as
> anyone can be a pundit? - the new regs sought to limit the novice and
> intermediate pool for supposed benefit but can never limit the pundit
> pool!
> Cheers
> Russell
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
> From: East_Mids_ICL@...
> [mailto:East_Mids_ICL@...] On Behalf Of mark969davis
> Sent: 19 November 2009 11:34
> To: East_Mids_ICL@...
> Subject: [East_Mids_ICL] Re: Interclub 2010
>
>
>
>
> Hi Andrew,
>
> Sorry none of us has replied earlier but I guess none of us bothers to
> look at the message board untill November. Anyway, welcome aboard!
>
> RULES:
>
> With regard to the current 'rules', we experimented with some changes
> last year to balance the classes and help encourage participation. The
> final version was thus:
>
> Novice - a pilot who has not flown a UK 300km in UK as P1 in any year
> except the current and previous year, has not entered more than 1
> Regional's(Junior Championship excepted), and has not flown a UK 500km
> as P1
>
> Intermediate - a pilot who has not flown a 750km in UK as P1 and has not
> achieved a top 50% position in any Nationals last ten years
>
> Pundit - anyone can be a pundit
>
> So in short if a pilot flew his first 300km and/or participated in his
> fist regionals in 2009, he is still a novice for 2010. Anyone who has
> flown a 300km before 2009 and has participated in more than one
> regionals is an intermediate unless they have finished in the top 50% of
> a nationals in the last 10 years or have flown a 750km in which case
> they are a pundit.
>
> I would however like to open the question to all captains whether they
> feel these rules were sucessfull and whether they need any tweeking? My
> only concern is that the top 50% of nationals leaves the pool of pundits
> rather small and could be opened up to 75%. Comments please!
>
> I'm not sure if we have this formally documented along with the other
> rules regarding scoring, etc. If we have could somebody perhaps let me
> know, if not I would be happy to put it together.
>
> DATES:
>
> On dates we decided last year to have four weekends with one reserve to
> be envoked if we had less than two scoring weekends. I'm not sure which
> club is due a 'rest' this year but I do know Dunstable should be hosting
> a weekend. The dates we have generally held to over recent years
> (adjusted for 2010) have been
>
> 1st-3rd May
> 15th/16th May
> 5th/6th June
> 19th/20th June
> 3rd/4th or 10th/11th July (Reserve)
>
> Perhaps team captains could propose which dates they can do, or
> alternatives if these aren't suitable. For Dunstable we are flexible,
> but I would prefer the 19th/20th June or if not the 5th/6th June.
>
> Hope this starts the ball rolling for 2010. Look forward to your
> replies.
>
> Regards,
>
> Mark Davis
> LGC Team Captain.
>
> --- In East_Mids_ICL@...
> <mailto:East_Mids_ICL%40yahoogroups.co.uk> , "andrew28t@"
> <andrew@> wrote:
> >
> > Just a note to let you know that I have taken over the Saltby
> interclub duties from Sarah.
> >
> > Can anyone let me know where I might find a copy of the current
> interclub "rules" and when dates and locations for next season are
> likely to be discussed.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Andrew Cluskey
> >
>

Hi Andrew,

Sorry none of us has replied earlier but I guess none of us bothers to look at
the message board untill November. Anyway, welcome aboard!

RULES:

With regard to the current 'rules', we experimented with some changes last year
to balance the classes and help encourage participation. The final version was
thus:

Novice - a pilot who has not flown a UK 300km in UK as P1 in any year except the
current and  previous year, has not entered more than 1 Regional's(Junior
Championship excepted), and has not flown a UK 500km as P1

Intermediate - a pilot who has not flown a 750km in UK as P1 and has not
achieved a top 50% position in any Nationals last ten years

Pundit - anyone can be a pundit

So in short if a pilot flew his first 300km and/or participated in his fist
regionals in 2009, he is still a novice for 2010. Anyone who has flown a 300km
before 2009 and has participated in more than one regionals is an intermediate
unless they have finished in the top 50% of a nationals in the last 10 years or
have flown a 750km in which case they are a pundit.

I would however like to open the question to all captains whether they feel
these rules were sucessfull and whether they need any tweeking? My only concern
is that the top 50% of nationals leaves the pool of pundits rather small and
could be opened up to 75%. Comments please!

I'm not sure if we have this formally documented along with the other rules
regarding scoring, etc. If we have could somebody perhaps let me know, if not I
would be happy to put it together.

DATES:

On dates we decided last year to have four weekends with one reserve to be
envoked if we had less than two scoring weekends. I'm not sure which club is due
a 'rest' this year but I do know Dunstable should be hosting a weekend. The
dates we have generally held to over recent years (adjusted for 2010) have been

1st-3rd May
15th/16th May
5th/6th June
19th/20th June
3rd/4th or 10th/11th July (Reserve)

Perhaps team captains could propose which dates they can do, or alternatives if
these aren't suitable. For Dunstable we are flexible, but I would prefer the
19th/20th June or if not the 5th/6th June.

Hope this starts the ball rolling for 2010. Look forward to your replies.

Regards,

Mark Davis
LGC Team Captain.




--- In East_Mids_ICL@..., "andrew28t@..." <andrew@...> wrote:
>
> Just a note to let you know that I have taken over the Saltby interclub duties
from Sarah.
>
> Can anyone let me know where I might find a copy of the current interclub
"rules"  and when dates and locations for next season are likely to be
discussed.
>
> Thanks
>
> Andrew Cluskey
>

Just a note to let you know that I have taken over the Saltby interclub duties
from Sarah.

Can anyone let me know where I might find a copy of the current interclub
"rules"  and when dates and locations for next season are likely to be
discussed.

Thanks

Andrew Cluskey