Cheryl Willson

I'd say if you don't know if your team has an official, time for
someone to sign up for training (if no one knows, the answer is likely
"no")! Or ask your team members if they're trained. I'm not sure
maintaining a list would be a huge help...but maybe I'm missing
something here. Teams without email lists of their own (but big enough
to not know if team mates have done the official's training)?

On Mar 10, 2009, at 10:34 AM, Scott Jones wrote:

> Maybe some sort of list needs to be established so that each team
> knows if they have an official or not. Personally I think having an
> official (or multiple like Guinness has) helps when it comes to
> issues on rules or decisions made by officials. That way you have
> someone on your team you can ask about a rule, race ruling, etc.
>
> Scott Jones
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> On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 8:53 PM, Kenji Sugahara wrote:
> As a reminder to all teams- it is an expectation that you send
> someone to be trained as an official.
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> (Those outside of the Willamettte Valley are excepted- there will be
> training in Bend and Southern Oregon in the future)
>
> So.... I'd advise those in Portland to take advantage of the
> training opportunity.
>
> Kenji Sugahara
> Executive Director
> Oregon Bicycle Racing Association
> 503-302-4935
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