Twirling Record
It is the responsibility of the twirler and the twirler's family to keep track of his/her "wins." Twirlers advance from novice to beginning to intermediate to advanced based on how many times they have won an event.
After winning an event, a twirler may not enter the "Novice" level of that event.
After winning an event 5 times, the twirler may not enter "Beginning" again.
After winning 10 times, the twirler must always enter "Advanced."
Our Oregon contests are small. If there is only one person entered in a level, that non-competitive win does not need to be counted for advancement.
Click here to download a twirling record for keeping track of wins. Because we only have a few competitions each season, it will take a twirler several years to fill out the chart!
Note: Twirlers crossing over from NBTA count their previous wins when choosing which level to enter. For example, an NBTA twirler with 5 wins in the equivalent of "USTA solo" should enter as intermediate in the solo category.
After winning an event, a twirler may not enter the "Novice" level of that event.
After winning an event 5 times, the twirler may not enter "Beginning" again.
After winning 10 times, the twirler must always enter "Advanced."
Our Oregon contests are small. If there is only one person entered in a level, that non-competitive win does not need to be counted for advancement.
Click here to download a twirling record for keeping track of wins. Because we only have a few competitions each season, it will take a twirler several years to fill out the chart!
Note: Twirlers crossing over from NBTA count their previous wins when choosing which level to enter. For example, an NBTA twirler with 5 wins in the equivalent of "USTA solo" should enter as intermediate in the solo category.