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** E.g., the ECCC might send three teams and seven individual riders for both men and women in Division 1.
** Allocations are per [[Racers.Divisions | division]] and based on the percentage of USAC collegiate licenses held by the conference.
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** E.g., the ECCC might send three teams and seven individual riders for both men and women.
** Allocations are based on the percentage of USAC collegiate licenses held by the conference.
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* Collegiate national championships are divided into [[Racers.Divisions | Division 1 and Division 2]], which are based on school size.
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* Collegiate national championships are divided into Varsity and Club categories (All of the ECCC schools are considered as "Club" for nationals).
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* Collegiate national championships are divided into [[Racers.Divisions | Division 1 and Division 2]], which are based on school size.
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** Allocations are per division and based on the percentage of USAC collegiate licenses held by the conference.
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** Allocations are per [[Racers.Divisions | division]] and based on the percentage of USAC collegiate licenses held by the conference.
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Will Dugan (UVM) wins the 2008 USAC Collegiate Division 1 Cyclocross Championships, UVM's third CX title in a row.
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Will Dugan (UVM) wins the 2008 USAC Collegiate Division 1 Cyclocross Championships, UVM's third national CX title in a row.
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** Eligibility requirements are defined by the [[http://usacycling.org/news/user/story.php?id=6566 | national rulebook]] and additional conference restrictions.
** National requirements are also summarized on the [[http://usacycling.org/news/user/story.php?id=6574 | USAC website]].
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** Eligibility requirements are defined by the [[http://usacycling.org/news/user/story.php?id=6566 | national rulebook]] and additional conference restrictions. National requirements are also summarized on the [[http://usacycling.org/news/user/story.php?id=6574 | USAC website]].
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* Only category A racers may compete at nationals, unless noted otherwise.
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* Only category A racers may compete at nationals.
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Each collegiate cycling season ends with a national championship for which riders and teams may qualify. Some basic points about nationals include:

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Each collegiate cycling season ends with a national championship for which eligible riders and teams may qualify. Basic points about nationals include:

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Will Dugan (UVM) wins the 2008 USAC Collegiate Division 1 Cyclocross Championships, UVM's third CX title in a row.
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** E.g., at road nationals a team given a full allocation could start 6 in the road race and 4 in the crit, shared among 8 total riders.
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** E.g., at road nationals a team given a full allocation can start 6 riders in the road race and 4 in the crit, shared among 8 total riders (for each gender).
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* Each conference is allocated a number of riders for each championship which it divides into team and individual qualifying slots.
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* Each conference is allocated a number of riders for each championship which it divides into team and individual qualifiers.
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* Each conference is allocated a number of riders at the championship which it divides into team and individual qualifying slots.
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* Each conference is allocated a number of riders for each championship which it divides into team and individual qualifying slots.
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** Allocations are per division and based on the number of licenses held by the conference.

* Teams are granted a total number of riders they may bring, and a number of slots per event.
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** Allocations are per division and based on the percentage of USAC collegiate licenses held by the conference.

* Qualifying teams are granted a total number of riders they may bring, and a number of slots per event.
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* Only category A rider points count toward nationals qualifying.

* To be eligible for
nationals, every rider must have competed in a stipulated number of conference races as an A racer.
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* Only points earned in Men's and Women's category A races count toward nationals qualifying.

* To be eligible for nationals, every rider must have competed in a stipulated number of category A conference races
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Each season ends with a national championship for which riders and teams may qualify.
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Each collegiate cycling season ends with a national championship for which riders and teams may qualify. Some basic points about nationals include:
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– Get ECCC National Championship qualifying lists.
– Look up ECCC and National policy and rules, including:
∗ National Championship eligibility requirements
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∗ Scoring algorithms, rules, and points tables.
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* Each conference is allocated a number of riders at the championship which it divides into team and individual qualifying slots.
** E.g., the ECCC might send three teams and seven individual riders for both men and women in Division 1.
** Allocations are per division and based on the number of licenses held by the conference.

* Teams are granted a total number of riders they may bring, and a number of slots per event.
** E.g., at road nationals a team given a full allocation could start 6 in the road race and 4 in the crit, shared among 8 total riders.
*** Some teams are granted only partial allocations.

* Individual qualifiers are the highest ranked riders not on a qualifying team.
** Slots unused by teams or individuals are bumped to the next ranked rider.
** Riders must have scored a point to qualify as an individual.

* Only category A rider points count toward nationals qualifying.

* To be eligible for nationals, every rider must have competed in a stipulated number of conference races as an A racer.
** Eligibility requirements are defined by the [[http://usacycling.org/news/user/story.php?id=6566 | national rulebook]] and additional conference restrictions.
** National requirements are also summarized on the [[http://usacycling.org/news/user/story.php?id=6574 | USAC website]].

Conference allocations and division between teams and individuals are posted to the ECCC website and [[ECCC.MailingList | mailing list]] at the start of each season.
Lists of qualifying riders are similarly posted immediately after the conference season championship (Easterns). To participate at nationals, riders must have their school registrar complete a [[http://usacycling.org/news/user/story.php?id=6574 | form verifying their full-time status]], and should budget some time to have this done.

Teams and riders interested in participating at nationals are strongly encouraged to join the [[ECCC.MailingList | conference mailing list]]. This is the best place to get timely updates and clarifications.

More general information and pointers to schedules, venues, and registration are available on the [[http://usacycling.org/collegiate | USAC Collegiate website]]
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! Collegiate Nationals

Each season ends with a national championship for which riders and teams may qualify.

* Only category A racers may compete at nationals, unless noted otherwise.
** Exceptions include the Team Time Trial at Road Nationals, Cyclocross, and most Track events.

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– Get ECCC National Championship qualifying lists.
– Look up ECCC and National policy and rules, including:
∗ National Championship eligibility requirements.
∗ Scoring algorithms, rules, and points tables.
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