REGULATIONS AND FORMAT
Note: The rules listed below are just a part of the full rules and regulations, you can find the full official regulations here: USSCL Rules and Regulations
Overview of Format
USSCL Events:
Event, Format, Time Limit
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2x2, 1v1, Best of 7 solves, 1:00.00
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3x3, 1v1, Best of 5 solves, 3:00.00
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3x3 OH, 1v1, Best of 3 solves, 3:00.00
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3x3 Relay, 3v3, Best of 3 rounds, 5:00.00 cumulative
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4x4, 1v1, Best of 3 solves, 4:00.00
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Clock, 1v1, Best of 5 solves, 1:00.00
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Pyraminx, 1v1, Best of 5 solves, 1:00.00
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Skewb, 1v1, Best of 5 solves, 1:00.00
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Match Format:
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Each match has 3 different events, to win a match, a school must win at least 2/3 of the events.
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For a school to compete, it must have at least 3 team members (each person does one event)
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Schools may substitute members during the match (i.e. one person does 2 3x3 solves, and another does 3 3x3 solves)
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Substitute can not be someone who is already competing in another event​
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Each school plays 3-5 matches in the regular season
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Most matches will happen virtually over Google Meet, Zoom, Discord, etc, but if two schools are closeby an in-person match can also take place.
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The top schools in the regular season advance to the playoffs (single elimination) to crown the USSCL champion.
Leadership:
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Director:
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Represents the USSCL, makes major decisions, resolves any disputes
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School Delegate:
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Trusted member (one from each school) who is responsible for overseeing the fair conduct of matches​
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USSCL Team Member:
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Software Team: Helps maintain and improve the main and results website and input scorecards onto the results website ​​
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Results Team: Generate scrambles for matches and verify match scorecards
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Media Team: Helps to create and post social media content for the USSCL and helps in the streaming of USSCL matches
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