Ice Bowl Feb. 13th 2010

Hey guys just wanted to let everyone know that the Ice Bowl will be on Feb. 13th 2010

more info coming soon

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need help running it?

eric just needs are help with setting up and breaking down. so if you want to help us with that. that would be cool

ok, call me when you can and let me know the information, i also have another question so give me a call

roger,roger 10-4

actually are you at work? i can come by real quick if that'd be easier, i'd like to talk to you today about it before 3pm (at the latest) so i can get things rolling over the weekend

got info for the Ice Bowl

Entry fee is $25 for all divisions and 5 non-perishable food items

Players packs will be given out the morning of the tournament.

the divisions are open,am's,novice,ladies,and juniors

there will be no limit on buying mulligans

there will be ctp prizes for every division ,ring of fire contests after round two,and drawing for merchandise

yeah stop by i, here

how much will the mulligans cost?

should i go ams or novice or what division should I be in. I think I want to go am's

Will the ice bowl be a Southern National Qualifier like the Chickasabouge is? Thanks!

naw, it wont be a sn qualifier

Wow....why? Just wondering.

the Ice Bowl here is a charity tournament right? giving to the Children Advocacy Center?? don't quote me on that though. but I think it is.

Your're right Drake all money raised goes to the childrens advocacy center,but you still can hold charity events that are sn qualifiers. To be quite honest ratsa** key im not sure why its not a sn qualifier. The two guys that are putting it on just enjoy playing disc golf and what to help what they hold close to their heart.

is there any paper-work involved with making it an SN qualifier? I'm just curios, I've never looked into the southern nationals

there is actually paperwork involved in getting a event made into a sn qualifier. if my memory serves me correctly at one point southern nationals would waive the 2 dollar a head fee if it was a charity event,but because people took advantage of it they reinstated the 2 dollar a head.

There is a 2 dollar a head fee,excluding novice and juniors.

By ladies, do you mean am. woman, pro women if any or just all women together? Only asking because there was a pro woman that came to the Sunset Classic.

There will be seperate divisions for women,but lets say only one pro women shows up. She would be playing with the am women because she would have nobody to play with. She would only be playing with the am women and not competeing against them for first,second,third ect...

jacka**key wrote:There is a 2 dollar a head fee,excluding novice and juniors.

The $2 from each player in a SN sanctioned tournament (excluding Jr. and Novice) is paid back to the players in the Championship tournament at the end of the year. The $2 per player is put into the fund to buy prizes by division, and as you can imagine, the payouts at the SNAC are humongulous, last year the SNAC payout was $31,538, with LAST PLACE IN AM's GETTING $124

If you have not had a chance to play in a SNAC (Sn Am Champ), or SNPC (pro) or SNDC (doubles), all you need is 1 point to qualify, in other words, if you have played in 1 SN tournament that year, you can play in the championships. So anybody who played in the Sunset Classic this year is qualified for either SNAC or SNPC, and if you played in the Life's A Breeze Doubles, you can play in the SNDC.

This year, the SNAC and SNPC will both be held concurrently in Memphis, TN on Sep 4 and 5, and you will play 4 different courses.
The 2010 SNDC will be held in Mobile, Al on July 17 and 18, but they haven't decided which courses yet, probably 4 different ones as well.

If you guys want to hold a SN tournament, singles or doubles, or both, in Ft. Wally so more peeps can get points to qualify for the championships, I would be happy to assist.

Drake N Bake wrote:is there any paper-work involved with making it an SN qualifier? I'm just curios, I've never looked into the southern nationals

There is not alot of paperwork per se, but you have to abide by a bunch of rules (PDGA mostly). The most complicated parts are keeping up with the scores, including posting them, and keeping up with the payouts. Other than that it is not too bad.

Drake N Bake wrote:the Ice Bowl here is a charity tournament right? giving to the Children Advocacy Center?? don't quote me on that though. but I think it is.

All ICE BOWL tournaments are for charity, it is a requirement :]

Crispy wrote:

jacka**key wrote:There is a 2 dollar a head fee,excluding novice and juniors.

The $2 from each player in a SN sanctioned tournament (excluding Jr. and Novice) is paid back to the players in the Championship tournament at the end of the year. The $2 per player is put into the fund to buy prizes by division, and as you can imagine, the payouts at the SNAC are humongulous, last year the SNAC payout was $31,538, with LAST PLACE IN AM's GETTING $124

If you have not had a chance to play in a SNAC (Sn Am Champ), or SNPC (pro) or SNDC (doubles), all you need is 1 point to qualify, in other words, if you have played in 1 SN tournament that year, you can play in the championships. So anybody who played in the Sunset Classic this year is qualified for either SNAC or SNPC, and if you played in the Life's A Breeze Doubles, you can play in the SNDC.

This year, the SNAC and SNPC will both be held concurrently in Memphis, TN on Sep 4 and 5, and you will play 4 different courses.
The 2010 SNDC will be held in Mobile, Al on July 17 and 18, but they haven't decided which courses yet, probably 4 different ones as well.

If you guys want to hold a SN tournament, singles or doubles, or both, in Ft. Wally so more peeps can get points to qualify for the championships, I would be happy to assist.

Thanks Crispy, I was trying to tell them!!!!