PDGA Discussion Board - View Single Post - 2013 USADGC June 7th-9th, 2013 qualifiers

bruce_brakel · Nov 29 2012, 08:59 PM

I asked the TD same question in September. He said that the 2013 qualifiers and qualifying standards would probably be the same as the 2012 qualifiers and qualifying standards. So you can go to the www.usadgc.com site and look up the 2011-2012 qualifying tournaments for 2012 and know that if you played the same tournament in 2012 you probably had a shot at qualifying for 2013.

If it all works out that way, my daughter Kelsey will be the first woman ever to qualify for USADGC based on her performance in the MA1 division at a sanctioned qualifying tournament. (Other women have qualified under other rules.) I'll be sending in her entry fee just as soon as they post the list.

Another thing you may want to know, for 2012 they eliminated the bump down rule. If a qualified player finishes in a qualifying place at a tournament, instead of bumping that spot down to the next player, that spot was lost. That eliminated the advantage in playing a late qualifier where a bunch of good players were already qualified. Presumably that will be the rule for 2013 as well.

Nov 29 2012, 08:59 PM	#3
bruce_brakel PDGA Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Dying More Discs Posts: 5,571	I asked the TD same question in September. He said that the 2013 qualifiers and qualifying standards would probably be the same as the 2012 qualifiers and qualifying standards. So you can go to the www.usadgc.com site and look up the 2011-2012 qualifying tournaments for 2012 and know that if you played the same tournament in 2012 you probably had a shot at qualifying for 2013. If it all works out that way, my daughter Kelsey will be the first woman ever to qualify for USADGC based on her performance in the MA1 division at a sanctioned qualifying tournament. (Other women have qualified under other rules.) I'll be sending in her entry fee just as soon as they post the list. Another thing you may want to know, for 2012 they eliminated the bump down rule. If a qualified player finishes in a qualifying place at a tournament, instead of bumping that spot down to the next player, that spot was lost. That eliminated the advantage in playing a late qualifier where a bunch of good players were already qualified. Presumably that will be the rule for 2013 as well. __________________ Circuit court staff attorney - 25 years. My judge must retire. Looking for employment.