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WSDC is now accepting applications for new Trial Events, effective July 1, 2022.
Events must apply a minimum of 6 months prior to running the Trial Event. The Trial Event must be run following all WSDC Registry Event Rules. Following the Trial Event, the event owner(s) / director(s) may apply to the WSDC Board for Registry Event status.
An event is approved as a Registry Event with its event owner(s) / director(s) for a specific timeframe, location, and other criteria (e.g., structure, staff, contests) as demonstrated by its Trial Event. Any changes to those event criteria may require an additional Trial Event.
Please contact Demery Leyva at wsdcnewevents@worldsdc.com for an application.
Non Registry Events must apply a minimum of 6 months prior to running the Trial Event.The Trial Event must be run within WSDC Rules as if it were a WSDC Registry Event (3 day event, Hotel Ballroom That is Open to everyone (not a local or regional event), contests per our Requirements for structure and staffing and scoring, etc.) that are of sufficient size, scope and structure to warrant WSDC Registry Event status may apply to be a WSDC Registry Event, and have its future event’s results entered into the WSDC Competitors Registry. Events may need more than one year of history to be of sufficient size and scope and to determine it's viability, to apply for Registry Event status
Existing member event owners desiring to add an additional Registry Event shall also (in addition to the event having its minimum one year of history) demonstrate a minimum level of size/scope in their initial Registry Event, of having a minimun of one hundred twenty (120) WSDC unique Jack & Jill skill level competitors, and have a minimum of three (3) WSDC Jack & Jill divisions, to be eligible for applying for an additional Registry Event.
An event is approved as a Registry Event with its specific Promoter, for a specific Time Frame, for a specific Location, based on its specific Structure/Staff/Offerings/Activities, etc., as demonstrated by its minimum year of history. Any changes to any of those criteria may require an event to have another year of history, to demonstrate that the next mix of criteria are viable.
