Re: Needed: An official site for all NAUCC results


David,

I've had the same thought regarding capturing all of the old USA, Inc.
event results (and, in a related thought, of UNICON results). As far as
I know, the results only exist on paper up until about 1994 when Andy
Cotter created a Microsoft Access application that has since been used
to run the national (and later North American) championship events. I
have copies (received from Andy) of all of the old databases on my
other computer out in my office. I can provide the exact years some
other time when I don't have to put on SCUBA gear to walk accross the
yard :-)

The results that are already in Access could be transfered to a central
database fairly easily. The older results would have to be dug out and
transcribed from old copies of the USA newsletter and On One Wheel. I
started looking through my stack a couple of years ago to see if I
could find all of the issues containing results. I recorded the answers
in an Excel workbbok that is also on my other computer (see above
remarks regarding SCUBA gear).

By the way, Andy Cotter already maintains a database that tracks North
American and World records in the USA, Inc. and IUF, Inc. events.


Tom


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