2022-2023 Erg Series
Purpose: To promote competition between the members of clubs in Saskatchewan and encourage fitness across the rowing community.
How the 2021/22 Erg Series Works
Everyone who is a registered SRA member with a rowing or fitness club can participate in the series. There is no additional cost to participating.
There are 6 series events for the season. They are:
How the 2021/22 Erg Series Works
Everyone who is a registered SRA member with a rowing or fitness club can participate in the series. There is no additional cost to participating.
There are 6 series events for the season. They are:
Month |
Event |
Submission Window |
RACE DAY #1 |
1000m |
TBD |
RACE DAY #2* |
1500m |
TBD |
RACE DAY #3** |
3000m |
TBD |
RACE DAY #4* |
1300m |
TBD |
RACE DAY #5* |
1600 m |
TBD |
SIRC's |
2000m |
TBD |
All scores will be submitted through the following Google Form (Click here for link).
All scores will be put up against an age determined standard based on the Concept 2 World Record for the following distances: 100m, 500m, 1000m, and 2000m. This means that the ranking in the province that will include everyone, regardless of gender, age, or ability.
*The Race Day #2, 4, and 5 will be ranked by the average of the 2000m and 1000m world record split.
** The 3000m Race Day #3 will be ranked by Gender and Age, not by World Record Pace.
All records have been converted into splits in the chart. These splits are VERY fast, but remember that you are always being compared to your age standard. Please see the chart for what split your standards are below:
All scores will be put up against an age determined standard based on the Concept 2 World Record for the following distances: 100m, 500m, 1000m, and 2000m. This means that the ranking in the province that will include everyone, regardless of gender, age, or ability.
*The Race Day #2, 4, and 5 will be ranked by the average of the 2000m and 1000m world record split.
** The 3000m Race Day #3 will be ranked by Gender and Age, not by World Record Pace.
All records have been converted into splits in the chart. These splits are VERY fast, but remember that you are always being compared to your age standard. Please see the chart for what split your standards are below:
How scores will be calculated and ranked
After filling in the Google Form the scores will be collected and ranked. Each event will be ranked separately with a final ranking based on the best overall percentage achieved of World Record Standard by an individual man and woman.
All results will be based on the percentage someone achieves with their overall time/500m split from the event of the month. Here’s an example of how this looks:
In this example the winner of the race would be Tara Tall because she got 91.03% of World Record standard. Second would be Sally Smith because she got 90.21% of World Record standard. Note that your age has no impact on your ability to compete against the rest of those participating.
At the end of the season (in April) an overall average of all a participant’s averages will be calculated and a final ranking will be determined.
****YOU MUST PARTICIPATE IN EVERY EVENT IF YOU WANT TO BE RANKED OVERALL AT THE END OF THE SEASON. You may also just compete in the events you want as well, but you will not be ranked overall if you do not complete all events.
Details for Each Event
Take a photo of your results each time as they may be asked for verification.
After filling in the Google Form the scores will be collected and ranked. Each event will be ranked separately with a final ranking based on the best overall percentage achieved of World Record Standard by an individual man and woman.
All results will be based on the percentage someone achieves with their overall time/500m split from the event of the month. Here’s an example of how this looks:
In this example the winner of the race would be Tara Tall because she got 91.03% of World Record standard. Second would be Sally Smith because she got 90.21% of World Record standard. Note that your age has no impact on your ability to compete against the rest of those participating.
At the end of the season (in April) an overall average of all a participant’s averages will be calculated and a final ranking will be determined.
****YOU MUST PARTICIPATE IN EVERY EVENT IF YOU WANT TO BE RANKED OVERALL AT THE END OF THE SEASON. You may also just compete in the events you want as well, but you will not be ranked overall if you do not complete all events.
Details for Each Event
Take a photo of your results each time as they may be asked for verification.