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How to get on the 2004 cross country DyeStat Elite listsFirst, run faster than the cutoffs. Second, tell us about it according to instructions on this page. Meets that are covered on DyeStat are reviewed for qualifying marks, but you may also follow these instructions to be sure. Cutoffs for 2004 cross country season are:
Instructions for submitting performancesProvide the information below to John Dye at [email protected] with a subject, DyeStat Elite rankings. You can cut and paste the form below into an email message. (We are not using the form this year because many people had problems using it.) . If you have submitted the full form once, you do not need to repeat optional personal information; just give the information on the new performance.
* About DistancesMany course distances are approximate, being a few meters short or long of the published distance. DyeStat Elite Lists use distances that are "close" and will disclose the actual distance. The only alternative would be to proliferate into a dozen different lists for different distances. And variables of weather course conditions make more of a difference in times than a few meters of error in measurement. Consider the following table to show how confusing it can get:
Some states run shorter distances for girls. We do not rank these distances because they are inconsistent between states.
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