Leaderboard
Terminology
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Name
The team name of the individual or team submitting an attempt. This will also link to a team page on the exc.org website, where teams can post pictures, videos, blog links, etc. about all their EXC attempts.
Crew
The number of crew. Solo = 1, Tandem = 2, Crewed = 3+
Category
Men, Women, Mixed, Other
Type
Currently SUP, Surfski, Kayak, Canoe, Dinghy, and Trailer Sailer. Don't see yours listed? Send us a message and we'll consider adding it...
Hull
Monohull, Proa, Catamaran, Trimaran
Sail
N = no sail
Y = any sail with total area greater than 1.4 sq. meters / 15 sq. feet
K = any kayak-style pop up sail (e.g. Falcon) with total area less than or equal to 1.4 sq. meters / 15 sq. feet
Paddle/Row/Pedal
Y/N as appropriate. All vessels should carry and be able to use a paddle. Have human power not listed? Send us a message and we'll consider adding it....
Make/Model
The brand, model, and length of your vessel, so the ones you beat can know what beat them
Course Name
Trans Erie (TE) or Nav Course (NC)
Format
Trans-Erie Course (TE)
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OCO - Ohio > Canada > Ohio
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COC - Canada > Ohio > Canada
Nav Course (NC)
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NC24, clear as many Nav Course checkpoints as you can in 24 hours.
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NC100, clear all (100%) of the Nav Course checkpoints once
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NC200, clear all of the Nav Course checkpoints twice (so, 200%), with at least 24 hours between the first and second clearing of each checkpoint. This is 'The Big Kahuna' of the EXC series, especially when attempted in the Portage Division.
Portage
If you portage at all during your attempt, you are automatically placed in the Portage Division. This will be shown in the .gpx/.kml file from your submission. Once you are in the Portage Division, you can choose to portage - or not - whenever you want during your attempt, day or night. Once in the Portage Division, you are not required to portage every portage-able checkpoint. But, if you portage one of them - welcome to the Portage Division.
XML
A link to the gps file used to ensure your attempt follows THE RULES
Start/Finish
In MM/DD/YY | HH:MM;SS format for both
DNF = Did Not Finish
DQ = Finished, but was Disqualified for not following THE RULES.
DNF/DQ = Did Not Finish and was also Disqualified. This is just so DNF'ers will also know when if they broke THE RULES, so they don't lose the benefit of that knowledge for future attempts.
Time
This is your time for the attempt, expressed in HH:MM:SS, as calculated by the time elapsed between Start and Finish times. Lower times are better, and will place your attempt higher on the Overall leaderboard as well as the leaderboard tab for the specific course:format for this attempt. This is how you win.
Nonstop
Bragging rights, on the honor system. This just means you never leave your vessel, and your boat never leaves the water. This is only applicable to the TE course, all NC courses require beaching and cannot be completed nonstop. You can anchor, and tie up with other boats that are anchored. You can swim alongside your vessel so long as you don't touch the bottom of the lake. Any other form of contact with the bottom, land, docks, or other boats - by your crew or your vessel - DQ's you as a Nonstop submission.
Unsupported
Bragging rights, on the honor system. While all courses and formats are technically unsupported, resupply along the course is permitted. These are things like refilling drinking water, a pit stop at a general store, getting parts or repair help from others, etc. - these are all allowed. An Unsupported attempt is intended to simulate a true expedition scenario, where you must carry everything needed with you from the start of the race. This includes food, drinking water (or a means to make it), and making your own repairs with supplies carried with you. Taking on any additional supplies or assistance from others DQ's you as an Unsupported submission.
Notes
Clarifying notes go here