Obstacle Course Results
NZOSA Approved OCR Results:
National Series, Sanctioned and Endorsed Events
Overall Results favour the most consistent and competitive athletes that have raced in endorsed New Zealand Races. Points have been assigned using an international participation model that encourages multi-event participation.
How the NZOSA Leader Board Point System works
The objective is to achieve the lowest point score throughout the year.
Your point score corresponds to your placement in each race. If you don't participate in a race, you automatically receive 25 points which is the maximum amount per race.
The point allocation is as follows:
1st place = 1 point,
2nd place = 2 points,
3rd place = 3 points,
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24th place = 24 points,
25th place = 25 points
Everyone 26th place and above also receives 25 points.
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This approach ensures that if there are multiple sanctioned events taking place simultaneously, each event will have competitors earning the same points. This equalizes the opportunity for all events and participants. Furthermore, it motivates competitive racers to enter multiple events to try and achieve a placing that lowers their points on the leader board.
All NZOSA sanctioned events carry a value of 25 points. Once you appear on the leader board, you will receive 25 points for every sanctioned OCR event held in NZ. However, upon completing an event, your points earned based on your finishing position will replace the default 25 points for that specific event. For instance, if you only participate in one out of the four events currently under NZOSA's radar, you would accumulate your race position points (e.g., 3rd place = 3 points), along with 75 points from the remaining three races you did not compete in.
This system enables the NZOSA to analyze the numbers in various ways, such as elite, age group, or overall rankings, for the selection of development squads. It is a straightforward system that can be refined as we progress.
2023 Results coming soon
NZ Development Squad
Athletes who are ranked in the top 10 of their Category are encouraged to consider our competitive development squad and should enquire at this link - Competitive Interest
More Information can be found below, and if you have an interest in representing your country you need to check it out!
ELITE OCR RACERS
NATIONAL SERIES FINAL RESULTS - 2022
Over 100 Elite Athletes competed in 6 Races. These are the TOP 30 in Mens and Womens Category
AGE GROUP OCR RACERS
NATIONAL SERIES FINAL RESULTS - 2022
Over 530 Elite Athletes competed in 6 Races These are the TOP 10 in Mens and Women's Category
NZ OCR Development Squad
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**Athlete Development Squad**
These general guidelines are to cover the three Subsports Ninja/OCR/Adventure.
Purpose and Overview
The Dev Squads are a larger pool of athletes that are seeking consideration for National Team Selection. The squad is determined to be a wider number of athletes of approximately double the FISO-determined eligible representatives for a World Championship event. (e.g. age group 30-34 = 3men + 3women - Squad would therefore support 6men + 6 women for this category)
The larger squad promotes training and a competing community at the highest level.
Provides a pool of athletes that can fill in due to injury etc
Eligibility
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- New Zealand Citizen or Equivalent
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- Has Raced in New Zealand in the last 12 months
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- Achieved an eligible result from Endorsed (or Sanctioned) Races
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- Has applied and/or formally registered interest.
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- Is an NZOSA Ordinary Member and has paid membership
Exceptions
In the interest of developing the best pool of athletes, an exception process is in a place where Athletes who do not meet the above Eligibility requirements can apply to join the squad. This will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis by the Technical Committee for the discipline.
Areas of consideration include:
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Historic National or International competitive performance.
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Planned race agenda and timeline, including key target events.
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Background or info to support inclusion.
Benefits
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Monthly communication by coordinators and coaches on online development opportunities (TBA)
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Invites to International events from Asia Pacific Associations Sanctioned Races for competitive development
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Invitations to National Training camps or courses.
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The ability for consideration for selection for National Team.
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Access to Sponsor benefits (when these become available and possible)
Exclusions
The NZ Development Squad is not the NZ National Team**, this is the pathway to the NZ Team however.
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** NZ Teams Selection will require an Event to test “current” fitness and form, for athlete wellness to compete, and resolve any contention for limited spots.
(the NZ team Selection is limited to available positions within each pro and age group category)
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New Zealand OCR Team
Purpose and Overview
The NZ OCR Team is the NZOSA-sanctioned group of athletes endorsed to compete at the:
--------> WORLD OCR CHAMPIONSHIPS
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World Obstacle sets out the maximum number of places available
Five spots per category (Elite & AgeGroup) are available
Eligibility
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- Athlete Development Squad Member
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- Ability, health and means to travel
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- Passed the Form and Fitness Test/Event*
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- Formally Named by the OCR Technical Committee
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*This test may be an independent NZOSA OCR Event or connected to a race in the race calendar. Its purpose is to ensure the Athelte is Fit enough to safely compete and to address any final contention with team selection (EG If Seed 5 and Seed 6 require final officiating for Position 5 in their race category.)
Exceptions
- Ill Health, Injury that makes it unsafe for the wellness of the athlete may prompt removal from the team.
- Infringements to the rules, and regulations set out by the NZOSA may prompt removal from the team
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Benefits
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Ability to Represent your country
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Preferential benefits or support from sponsors of the NZOSA
Exclusions
- Those that are part of the development squad, and do not make the Selection for the named NZ OCR Team may be able to still attend the World OCR Championships under the OPEN category - Eligible Athletes will be part of NZ OCR Reserves.
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