Westec

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As some of you know, I held a few SQ comps last year. If a had a USACi SQ soundoff, and the entry was $20...Would you pay $25 addition for IASCA event? You would get judged in 2 different formats.

Comments?

zzzzzzz

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if in bc in the nere vancouver yes i woukd try to go becouse of my son i need to say that

SUX 2BU

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For me, I doubt it. I'm only interested in competing in 1 organization and that would be the one with the most competitions that are the nearest to me. I joined IASCA again last June and competed in 4 IASCA comps that were local. I did one USAC event because it was the biggest show in BC (Kelowna) but I didn't have much interest to join USAC. I need only join 1 organization a year.

MR2NR

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Hmmmm, so how many people from the mainland would spend the quid to come to the island for a event or 2 or 4 every year. Ferry charges are a beyatch, count on about $120.00 each time. Solve this issue and I might consider it. Other than that, my captive audience could care less about shows.

Westec

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there will be an event in victoria...

MR2NR

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Chances of me actually holding a event whilst finishing reno's to the store, doing business and selling it in the next 2 - 6 months is slim to none unfortunately. You never know though.

goalie 35

i am registered in both formats for this yr already, so ya if i can get a car i would be into going into both events.

Lethal

I would pay to compete at both but would probably only purchase membership in one. USACi.

Getting the feedback from two different sanctioned formats would be an advantage in setting up a system to be well rounded.

I am planning a trip to Victoria in August and would love to be able to hit a show at the same time. I'm also going to make a special trip up to Courtenay for a "price check".

Miluni

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I'm defiently showing up to any show that i can. Hopefully all