US Pilot Ranking List for 2005

The 2005 SSA PRL is online at http://soaring.aerobatics.ws [ which is
mirrored at http://soaring.xinqu.net and http://soaring.gahsys.com ]

Note that there are several 2004 contests for which the paperwork has not
been received from the contest organizers yet - come'on folks! - and results
from those contests are just provisional; they cannot be used for getting a
position in a 2005 contest until the 2004 contest results are official.
Rankings for contestants whose SSA membership is out of date are also
included; but there again they can't be used for entry until the membership
is updated. Both of these non-standard sorts of entries are flagged with
different colors and italics. There is also a new tool for contest
organizers to get a listing of their entrants ordered by their rankings.
Let me know if this tool is useful, *and* please send along along any
corrections, suggestions, questions, etc..

best wishes to all for a great, safe season

John Leibacher '2E'

Bravo to John Leibacher for his great work over many years on the
turnpoint exchange, US pilot rankings and US Team rankings. My hat is
off to you sir for your support of soaring.

John Seaborn


John Leibacher wrote:
The 2005 SSA PRL is online at http://soaring.aerobatics.ws [ which
is
mirrored at http://soaring.xinqu.net and http://soaring.gahsys.com ]

Note that there are several 2004 contests for which the paperwork has
not
been received from the contest organizers yet - come'on folks! - and
results
from those contests are just provisional; they cannot be used for
getting a
position in a 2005 contest until the 2004 contest results are
official.
Rankings for contestants whose SSA membership is out of date are also

included; but there again they can't be used for entry until the
membership
is updated. Both of these non-standard sorts of entries are flagged
with
different colors and italics. There is also a new tool for contest
organizers to get a listing of their entrants ordered by their
rankings.
Let me know if this tool is useful, *and* please send along along any

corrections, suggestions, questions, etc..

best wishes to all for a great, safe season

John Leibacher '2E'

I want to second John Seaborn's thanks -- The Leibacher website is a
wonderful resource, and I can't imagine the time and effort John puts
in to keep it going.

John Cochrane