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Results Houghton Wood District Event - Sunday 20th April 2008 Pillar Woods Regional Event - Sunday 3rd February 2008 Normanby Hall Night Event - Saturday 8th December 2007 Yvette Baker Final - Sunday 2nd December 2007 Driffield District Event, 30th September 2007 Elsham Hall district event, 29th April 2007 Scardale & Knapton district event, 18th February 2007 Archive Lincolnshire Poacher

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HALO League Rules

1. There shall be 12 Competition Days designated HL events, of which the highest 6 will count. As far as is possible, these should not clash with Major Badge or National Events accessible to HALO members or in which some members would be likely to participate.
   
   
2. Events to be published, in advance, in HALO NEWS and on the HALO website.
   
   
3. All Halo District Events should be included. Other events should be YHOA District ones but in addition, there should be some Competition Days when there is an alternative event in another region which would enable those living in the more southerly parts of our region to participate in the HL with less travelling. These Competition Days should be known as doubleheaders.
   
   
4. Planner/Controller of HALO events to be awarded the average of their scores for the event/s where they officiate.
   
   
5. Calculations to be based on speed/km (adjusted for climb) for a particular 'colour' course. Classes are allocated courses corresponding to their age. Running 'up' or 'down' a colour increases or decreases points by 10% maximum. The base used is that provided by BOF as guideline for running speed at Regional events (see the table below).
   
   
6. The only colour courses included in the League for the purposes of allocating colours to classes and eligible to be included in the calculations are White, Yellow, Orange, Light Green, Green, Blue and Brown. A competitor competing at a League event in any other course will have no League points awarded.
   
   
7. There will be a minimum points award of 50 to anyone completing a course but scoring less than that in any HL event
   
   
8. Scores and HL table to be updated and published, when possible, after each event on the HALO website.
   
   
9. Awards to be in the following categories:

   Overall Champion
   Veteran (51+)	1st, 2nd, 3rd
   Senior (21 – 50)	1st, 2nd, 3rd
   Junior (under 21)	1st, 2nd, 3rd

   
   
   
10. One individual may only win one award

HALO Committee, November 2005

Additional notes

• Average points. When calculating planner's or controller's average points, double-headers will count as a single event with the higher of the two scores contributing to the average
• Competitor's class. The class used to determine the course is determined by the class of the year in the normal way. Competitors may, therefore, compete at two levels during the league season if their class changes with the year.
• HALO class or category. As most of the league season takes place after the New Year, the catgory in which a competitor competes, i.e. Junior, Senior or Veteran, will be determined from their age attained in the year the league finishes.

Pete Shew, September 2007

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