World Rookie Rank WRR/WRT Concept Serve each
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slide1. World Rookie Rank<br>
slide2. WRR/WRT Concept
Serve each nation with a true World Rookie Rank that will grow participation
Develop momentum and brand loyalty with WSF to then build and support WSF Mission and Values from.
Partnering with the already established WRT and Yeti brand builds on strengths and already existing network.
Through qualifying events WSF can help to populate the WRT finals and create a new revenue stream in partnership with WRT
Promote inclusion for non-FIS aged event schedule via the WSPL through the WSF for a nominal fee
Qualification pathway to World Rookie Finals<br>
slide3. WSF World Rookie Rank Benefits
Incorporate existing WRT to raise event value
Qualify to higher level events through regional WSF/WRR competitions
Build a global network of events and riders
More than 1000 riders out of 30 Nations on the rank 2018/19
Focus on age appropriate in line with WSF Mission and Vison
Provide access to WSPL for non FIS events
Offer national young riders more opportunities to qualify to the World Rookie Finals
WSF World Rookie Rank Requirements
Nations pay WSF for WRR events on the WSPL.
Both Regional or National Level is possible. See WSPL Requirements for Regional and National Level Events.
$50 per event and discipline
Example:
Slopestyle - Rookie + Grom – Male + Female Results - $50
Slopestyle + Halfpipe - Rookie + Grom – Male + Female Results - $100
Results have to be submitted not later than 48 hours after the event, in the provided Result Template.
Year of birth for athletes is necessary
Only WSF Members (nations or events) can apply for World Rookie Rank<br>
slide4. WSF -WORLD ROOKIE RANK (WRR)
Facts
The World Rookie Rank is a classification for 18 and under through the WSF and the WSPL
Through partnership with WSF and the World Rookie Tour, results from the WRR will qualify athletes for the World Rookie Finals.
Select winners of various WRT events also will compete at the finals of the World Rookie Tour
Winners of the World Rookie Finals will be awarded with the title of World Rookie Champion. Athletes are then offered a unique opportunity to enter the world of professional snowboarding through various filming and events invitations reserved exclusively for World Rookie Champions.
The average of the best 3 results generated the overall rider’s points in the World Rookie Rank and World Grom Rank used as on of the qualification criteria for the 2020 World Rookie Finals Only the best rookies in the world will be granted access to the World Rookie Tour big final: the “World Rookie Finals” in Kitzsteinhorn at Zell am See-Kaprun, Austria.<br>
slide5. Qualifying QUALIFING CRITERIA TO THE WORLD ROOKIE SNOWBOARD FINALS
Ages
Rookies (boys and girls) born from the 1st of January 2002 to the 31st of December 2005.
Groms (boys and girls) born from the the 1st of January 2006 and younger.
WSF Members
Riders must be from WSF member nations to be considered
Qualification World Rookie Final
Top 20 riders of the World Rookie Rank (top 20 male, top 20 female) + the top 10 riders from the Grom rank by the of March 25th 2020 will qualify.
The top 3 riders, both male and female / Rookie and Grom, from the previous international stops are already qualified to the World Rookie Finals. (see WRT Calendar)
Additional WSF Member Criteria. - 2 Rookies Men, 2 Rookie Girl, 1 Grom Man, 1 Grom Girl.<br>
slide2. WRR/WRT Concept
Serve each nation with a true World Rookie Rank that will grow participation
Develop momentum and brand loyalty with WSF to then build and support WSF Mission and Values from.
Partnering with the already established WRT and Yeti brand builds on strengths and already existing network.
Through qualifying events WSF can help to populate the WRT finals and create a new revenue stream in partnership with WRT
Promote inclusion for non-FIS aged event schedule via the WSPL through the WSF for a nominal fee
Qualification pathway to World Rookie Finals<br>
slide3. WSF World Rookie Rank Benefits
Incorporate existing WRT to raise event value
Qualify to higher level events through regional WSF/WRR competitions
Build a global network of events and riders
More than 1000 riders out of 30 Nations on the rank 2018/19
Focus on age appropriate in line with WSF Mission and Vison
Provide access to WSPL for non FIS events
Offer national young riders more opportunities to qualify to the World Rookie Finals
WSF World Rookie Rank Requirements
Nations pay WSF for WRR events on the WSPL.
Both Regional or National Level is possible. See WSPL Requirements for Regional and National Level Events.
$50 per event and discipline
Example:
Slopestyle - Rookie + Grom – Male + Female Results - $50
Slopestyle + Halfpipe - Rookie + Grom – Male + Female Results - $100
Results have to be submitted not later than 48 hours after the event, in the provided Result Template.
Year of birth for athletes is necessary
Only WSF Members (nations or events) can apply for World Rookie Rank<br>
slide4. WSF -WORLD ROOKIE RANK (WRR)
Facts
The World Rookie Rank is a classification for 18 and under through the WSF and the WSPL
Through partnership with WSF and the World Rookie Tour, results from the WRR will qualify athletes for the World Rookie Finals.
Select winners of various WRT events also will compete at the finals of the World Rookie Tour
Winners of the World Rookie Finals will be awarded with the title of World Rookie Champion. Athletes are then offered a unique opportunity to enter the world of professional snowboarding through various filming and events invitations reserved exclusively for World Rookie Champions.
The average of the best 3 results generated the overall rider’s points in the World Rookie Rank and World Grom Rank used as on of the qualification criteria for the 2020 World Rookie Finals Only the best rookies in the world will be granted access to the World Rookie Tour big final: the “World Rookie Finals” in Kitzsteinhorn at Zell am See-Kaprun, Austria.<br>
slide5. Qualifying QUALIFING CRITERIA TO THE WORLD ROOKIE SNOWBOARD FINALS
Ages
Rookies (boys and girls) born from the 1st of January 2002 to the 31st of December 2005.
Groms (boys and girls) born from the the 1st of January 2006 and younger.
WSF Members
Riders must be from WSF member nations to be considered
Qualification World Rookie Final
Top 20 riders of the World Rookie Rank (top 20 male, top 20 female) + the top 10 riders from the Grom rank by the of March 25th 2020 will qualify.
The top 3 riders, both male and female / Rookie and Grom, from the previous international stops are already qualified to the World Rookie Finals. (see WRT Calendar)
Additional WSF Member Criteria. - 2 Rookies Men, 2 Rookie Girl, 1 Grom Man, 1 Grom Girl.<br>