Masters
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2010-2011 Canadian Master Alpine Team

Alpine Canada is pleased to announce its Canadian Masters Alpine Team (CMAT) for 2010-2011. Candidates were selected among hundreds of national competitors over 18 years of age who were required to participate in a minimum of 5 starts in National Masters Races as scheduled on the 2009-2010 Canadian Masters Competition Calendar. Of the 5 starts, a minimum of 2 starts must have occurred at any of the following qualifying races: Quebec Championship Orford or Quebec Championship Val St. Come, Ontario Championships, Rides of March or Canadian Masters Championships, at least two of which must have been outside the racers home province.
The following team members earned the highest World Cup points in their respective age categories.

Women / Dames

East/Est
Age
Province
Doreen Davenport
70-74
Ont
Judi Sheppard
65-69
Ont
Barbara Walker
60-64
Quebec
Barb Reynolds
55-59
Ont
Hannele Sundberg
45-49
Ont
Kerri-Lynn Houde
40-44
Ont
Kareen Mamo
30-34
Quebec
Victoria Fenninger
18-29
Ont
West/Ouest
Age
Province
Patty Edgar
60-64
Alberta
Mira Sandrik
45-49
Alberta
Katherine Schroeder
18-29
Alberta

Men / Hommes

East/Est
Age
Province
Bob Gilmour
70-74
Quebec
Michael Houde
65-69
Ont
Peter McGibbon
60-64
Quebec
Howard Cole
55-59
Ont
Jeff Sutherland
50-54
Ont
Lloyd Sevack
45-49
Quebec
Phillipe Juneau
40-44
Quebec
Peter Cody-Cox
35-39
Nova Scotia
Garnet Pierson
30-34
Ont
Patrick Cairns
18-29
Ont
West/Ouest
Age
Province
Derald Smith
70-74
Alberta
Sepp Mattiasch
55-59
BC
Gerry Whittaker
50-54
BC
Jeff Hatch
45-49
BC
Vladimir Elisseev
40-44
Alberta
Andrew Dawson
35-39
Alberta
Jason Barton
30-34
Alberta
Adam Kennedy
18-29
Alberta

 

SPYDER, ALPINA  and AUCLAIR are proud sponsors of the Canadian Masters Alpine Team.

 

Eligibility

Qualification - Participation Criteria

  • Minimum of 5 starts in National Masters Races as scheduled on the 2009-2010 Canadian Masters Competition Calendar.
  • Of the 5 starts, a minimum of 2 starts must occur at any of the following qualifying races: Quebec Championship Orford or Quebec Championship Val St. Come, Ontario Championships, Rides of March or Canadian Masters Championships.
  • Of the 5 starts, a minimum of 2 starts must occur in any National Masters Races outside the racers home province. This can include a qualifying race, if it is outside his/her home province. Home province is defined as per a racers competitor card registration.

Selection - Performance Criteria

  • Two racers who meet the participation criteria will be selected from each female and male age group; 18-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80-84, 85 +. One female racer and one male racer will be selected from the West Region and one female and one male racer will be selected from the East Region. The division between West and East is the border of Manitoba and Ontario.
  • The CMAT winner for each age group, male and female, in each Region will be selected based on the highest World Cup points total based on the following criteria:
    o The winner will be determined by the total score of the racers' best 7 results. Per the Selection Criteria, a minimum of 5 starts is required to qualify; however the best 7 race results will be used in the Performance Criteria. In the event of a tie then all the tying racers will be selected.
  • Racers may collect points in either Region in any National Masters Race; all points collected will count towards a racer's point total in their home Region.
  • World Cup Points - 1st-100 points, 2nd-80, 3d-60, 4th-50, 5th-45, 6th-40, 7th-36, etc.

Selection Committee

  • ACA Master Committee

Selection Process

The Committee will issue a CMAT Nominations Preview based on the mid-April National Points and World Cup Points lists. Qualified competitors will be listed by gender, by age group and ranked by points as outlined in Performance Criteria. Selection Committee members will validate the list and qualifying competitors will be named to the CMAT.

Disclaimer

In the event of a race schedule change or race cancellation, the Selection Committee reserves the right to amend the point calculations or the selection criteria in such fair and equitable manner as they and they alone see fit.