DGLA: Ohio Cooperative Point Series - Winter 2014
Points · Nov '13 - Mar '14 · ,
DGLA: Ohio Cooperative Point Series - Winter 2014
November '13 - March '14
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Hosted by Disc Golf League Association
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DGLA OhCPS-W 2013/2014: Final Results and Awards
I'd like to congratulate all the forty five players who played in the Ohio Cooperative Point Series this winter. You were a part of Ohio Disc Golf history as DGLA helped to bring the leagues, clubs a ...
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Mar 19, 2014
by Foz Miller
Jon DeCapua
Mar 19, 2014
how do i link up the Hudson Springs DGC Tues Night Scrambles to your summer session?
Foz Miller
Mar 19, 2014
You just did - The eisiest way is to send me (Foz) the URL of the league page so I get it right. Yo ...
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About this league
DGLA: Ohio Cooperative Point Series - Winter 2014
14 week State Wide Disc Golf League Point Series
Sunday Nov 24th 2013 - Saturday Mar 1st 2014
The Disc Golf League Association (DGLA) is proud to bring you the 1st annual, Ohio Cooperative Point Series – Winter, (OhCPS-W) 2014 season.
The DGLA OhCPS brings leagues and players closer together for more fun, and facilitates exchange ideas to grow the sport of Disc Golf. Through the use of Disc Golf Scene all the scores, pictures, videos and chat from all leagues and players come together, enabling all the players throughout the state to see what players are doing, what each league is up to and what is new at each of the courses. Growing the sport of Disc Golf together and coming together to crown the Ohio State Disc Golf League Winter Champion.
Earn points for every round you play in a participating leagues throughout Ohio at no additional cost.
Leagues Coordinators or players can request to have a league added for Free - Once your league is online send us the URL of your league on DiscGolfScene.com to join. Any Ohio league that has rounds played any time between Sunday Nov 24th 2013 and Saturday March 1st 2014 are eligible for the OhCPS-W 2014. The deadline to add new leagues is January 15th 2014.
Leagues can always run outside the OhCPS dates but OhCPS points will only accumulate for rounds played between the posted dates above.
Cost: There is no fee to be in the OhCPS-W 2014, you just play league rounds in participating leagues and your scores are automatically included. You must have a Disc Golf Scene profile which is also free.
The OhCPS is FREE but we ask that you show your support by also becoming a Disc Golf League Association (DGLA) Member - it's also FREE. Being a Free member does make a difference. When we look for sponsors it's our overall numbers that make a big difference. Let's show the world that this sport is growing, that people care about the sport, how it is played and that we need more courses and we need to take care of these courses.
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You can become a DGLA Player member by going to the Disc Golf League Association website and paying by PayPal, Mailing a check to DGLA. Check here for more info or to register:
http://www.discgolfleagueassociation.org/Membership_/membership_.html
DGLA: the Disc Golf League Association is a Non-Profit organization founded in 2009 to help disc golf players, clubs and leagues.
Based on player's and league coordinator's ideas and comments and the continued devotion of the DGLA and DGS staff during countless disc golf rounds and hours at the our local brewery/// I mean, hours of board meetings - the rules for the DGLA State-wide Point Series are available here.
http://www.discgolfleagueassociation.org/Point_Series/Summary____Rules/summary____rules.html
Points calculation:
The Point Series point calculation tries to encourage players to play often yet balance this against many who cannot play more than once or twice a week.
During a week (Sunday to Saturday) points are calculated for each participating league round you play. The highest TWO point total from a participating league are added into your total and the others are "dropped". Winter Aces are worth 25 points even if that league round is dropped. League round points are basically calculated by adding 2 points for participation and one point for every player you beat and if there is no tie for first place the winner gets 2 additional points for being the "Out Right Winner". Now that basic calculation are further adjusted to encourage small leagues and balance out larger leagues using three levels; 4-19 players, 20-59, and 60+ players. The points awarded are different for each group. The smaller league rounds will get a guaranteed max point total the same as 20 players, the middle size league round are calculated as described above and the larger league rounds have a cap with max points being set to 60 players - Details can be reviewed at www.discgolfleagueassociation.org
Scores must be entered the same as leagues determine payouts; If Divisions are used for payouts than scores must be entered by division. If handicaps are used for payouts then the handicap adjusted scores must be entered. DGLA is working with the DiscGolfScene to create a automatic Handicapped system - coming soon
Cali - If there is one Cali in a double league they are counted as two players but if there is more than one Cali than they are only counted as one when calculating point totals. This ensures leagues can have Cali rounds with multiple Cali teams, but the point totals are accurate based on the number of actual players that played the round.
As always leagues can use their own points system or no point when entering league rounds, as the OhCPS points are calculated independently, allowing league more flexibility to continue with their legacy systems or try new ones for their individual leagues.
OhCPS automatically keeps your best TWO rounds per week (Sunday - Saturday) when calculating your OhCPS total points. This is automatically recalculated whenever new scores are posted or scores are updated. If you play more than two rounds in a week (Sunday - Saturday) then the lower scores will show as "Dropped". Get out and play as much as you can to increase your skill and maximize your points but if you are limited to how often you can play your goal would be to try and get at least two rounds per week.
Winter Aces: Worth 25 points – League Admin – this is automatically calculated so if you want to use a different point system for your individual league Aces you can.
Disc Golf Scene has monthly awards based on OhCPS rounds for each month. Check the OhCPS Leaderboard to see special highlights and achievements. That’s more DGS Bling for your profile.
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There are more leagues than ever so get out to new courses or new leagues and see what is going on throughout the state. Don't overlook the smaller leagues - they tend to incorporate new ideas faster, have a really friendly group feel and you get introduce to the new courses with the locals who know them best. I also highly recommend making it out to one of the larger leagues as well to experience the energy of all those players coming together at one time, yet in a slightly more casual environment than a tournament. Bottom line, get out and play often!!!! & Enjoy.
As a player in the OhCPS-S you represent the core Ohio Disc Golf players and you can really help make this sport better. Help pass along the Disc Golf etiquette that makes rounds fun and fair for all. Encourage new players and pass along some tips to help others improve. Bring a friend out and expose them to the sport. If you pack it in, pack it out - or at least make sure it ends up in a trash can. Keeping the courses clean is critical to keeping our courses. One of the biggest arguments to closing a course or making it pay to play is the is keeping the course clean. We have naturally beautiful courses let's help keep them that way.
If you have questions or ideas concerning DGLA or the OhCPS please post your comments or send us a message.
14 week State Wide Disc Golf League Point Series
Sunday Nov 24th 2013 - Saturday Mar 1st 2014
The Disc Golf League Association (DGLA) is proud to bring you the 1st annual, Ohio Cooperative Point Series – Winter, (OhCPS-W) 2014 season.
The DGLA OhCPS brings leagues and players closer together for more fun, and facilitates exchange ideas to grow the sport of Disc Golf. Through the use of Disc Golf Scene all the scores, pictures, videos and chat from all leagues and players come together, enabling all the players throughout the state to see what players are doing, what each league is up to and what is new at each of the courses. Growing the sport of Disc Golf together and coming together to crown the Ohio State Disc Golf League Winter Champion.
Earn points for every round you play in a participating leagues throughout Ohio at no additional cost.
Leagues Coordinators or players can request to have a league added for Free - Once your league is online send us the URL of your league on DiscGolfScene.com to join. Any Ohio league that has rounds played any time between Sunday Nov 24th 2013 and Saturday March 1st 2014 are eligible for the OhCPS-W 2014. The deadline to add new leagues is January 15th 2014.
Leagues can always run outside the OhCPS dates but OhCPS points will only accumulate for rounds played between the posted dates above.
Cost: There is no fee to be in the OhCPS-W 2014, you just play league rounds in participating leagues and your scores are automatically included. You must have a Disc Golf Scene profile which is also free.
The OhCPS is FREE but we ask that you show your support by also becoming a Disc Golf League Association (DGLA) Member - it's also FREE. Being a Free member does make a difference. When we look for sponsors it's our overall numbers that make a big difference. Let's show the world that this sport is growing, that people care about the sport, how it is played and that we need more courses and we need to take care of these courses.
********************************
You can become a DGLA Player member by going to the Disc Golf League Association website and paying by PayPal, Mailing a check to DGLA. Check here for more info or to register:
http://www.discgolfleagueassociation.org/Membership_/membership_.html
DGLA: the Disc Golf League Association is a Non-Profit organization founded in 2009 to help disc golf players, clubs and leagues.
Based on player's and league coordinator's ideas and comments and the continued devotion of the DGLA and DGS staff during countless disc golf rounds and hours at the our local brewery/// I mean, hours of board meetings - the rules for the DGLA State-wide Point Series are available here.
http://www.discgolfleagueassociation.org/Point_Series/Summary____Rules/summary____rules.html
Points calculation:
The Point Series point calculation tries to encourage players to play often yet balance this against many who cannot play more than once or twice a week.
During a week (Sunday to Saturday) points are calculated for each participating league round you play. The highest TWO point total from a participating league are added into your total and the others are "dropped". Winter Aces are worth 25 points even if that league round is dropped. League round points are basically calculated by adding 2 points for participation and one point for every player you beat and if there is no tie for first place the winner gets 2 additional points for being the "Out Right Winner". Now that basic calculation are further adjusted to encourage small leagues and balance out larger leagues using three levels; 4-19 players, 20-59, and 60+ players. The points awarded are different for each group. The smaller league rounds will get a guaranteed max point total the same as 20 players, the middle size league round are calculated as described above and the larger league rounds have a cap with max points being set to 60 players - Details can be reviewed at www.discgolfleagueassociation.org
Scores must be entered the same as leagues determine payouts; If Divisions are used for payouts than scores must be entered by division. If handicaps are used for payouts then the handicap adjusted scores must be entered. DGLA is working with the DiscGolfScene to create a automatic Handicapped system - coming soon
Cali - If there is one Cali in a double league they are counted as two players but if there is more than one Cali than they are only counted as one when calculating point totals. This ensures leagues can have Cali rounds with multiple Cali teams, but the point totals are accurate based on the number of actual players that played the round.
As always leagues can use their own points system or no point when entering league rounds, as the OhCPS points are calculated independently, allowing league more flexibility to continue with their legacy systems or try new ones for their individual leagues.
OhCPS automatically keeps your best TWO rounds per week (Sunday - Saturday) when calculating your OhCPS total points. This is automatically recalculated whenever new scores are posted or scores are updated. If you play more than two rounds in a week (Sunday - Saturday) then the lower scores will show as "Dropped". Get out and play as much as you can to increase your skill and maximize your points but if you are limited to how often you can play your goal would be to try and get at least two rounds per week.
Winter Aces: Worth 25 points – League Admin – this is automatically calculated so if you want to use a different point system for your individual league Aces you can.
Disc Golf Scene has monthly awards based on OhCPS rounds for each month. Check the OhCPS Leaderboard to see special highlights and achievements. That’s more DGS Bling for your profile.
*****************************
There are more leagues than ever so get out to new courses or new leagues and see what is going on throughout the state. Don't overlook the smaller leagues - they tend to incorporate new ideas faster, have a really friendly group feel and you get introduce to the new courses with the locals who know them best. I also highly recommend making it out to one of the larger leagues as well to experience the energy of all those players coming together at one time, yet in a slightly more casual environment than a tournament. Bottom line, get out and play often!!!! & Enjoy.
As a player in the OhCPS-S you represent the core Ohio Disc Golf players and you can really help make this sport better. Help pass along the Disc Golf etiquette that makes rounds fun and fair for all. Encourage new players and pass along some tips to help others improve. Bring a friend out and expose them to the sport. If you pack it in, pack it out - or at least make sure it ends up in a trash can. Keeping the courses clean is critical to keeping our courses. One of the biggest arguments to closing a course or making it pay to play is the is keeping the course clean. We have naturally beautiful courses let's help keep them that way.
If you have questions or ideas concerning DGLA or the OhCPS please post your comments or send us a message.
