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Rules and Guidelines

Registration

  • To compete in the NWTF Grand National Calling Championships, all contestants MUST PREREGISTER (scheduled to open 11/15/22) via the online registration link on this site and pay the appropriate fees.
  • The registration deadline is midnight on the second Friday of January prior to the competition.
  • Registration will NOT be available at the convention or beyond the registration deadline.
  • No mailed, faxed or phoned-in registrations will be accepted. Everyone must use the online registration format.
  • Members of the Team Air & Friction Challenge must pay for their half of the fee individually.
  • Registration fees also include admission to the seminars and unlimited access to the convention exhibit hall. Banquet and auction tickets must be purchased separately.

Requirements

  • All contestants competing in the GNCC must be a current member of the National Wild Turkey Federation. If your membership expires before February 28, you will be required to renew your membership before registering. The registration system will let you know if this will occur, however, your membership renewal may take up to 4 weeks to process. (updated 11/1/19)
  • All contestants must meet the age requirements set forth for each competition.

Ties

  • All scoring ties determining award placement will be broken by a call-off.
  • Those contestants with equal total scores will be called back on stage in the same calling order.
  • Each contestant will repeat their calls upon the EMCEE's prompting.
  • In the Senior Finals, officials may select any one of the three scenarios to be performed by the caller.
  • The contestant with the highest point total will be declared the winner of that place.
  • Scores obtained in the call-off are used solely to break ties.
  • Call-off scores are not figured in determining the total score.

Winners

  • The caller with the highest point total from the final round will be declared the champion of their respective competition.
  • The person with the second-highest score will be declared the first runner-up.
  • The person with the third-highest score will be declared the second runner-up.
  • The person with the fourth-highest score will be declared the third runner-up.
  • The person with the fifth-highest score will be declared the fourth runner-up.

Important Information

  • Contestants are NOT allowed to watch or listen to the live-stream videos or audio of contests in which they are competing. Any contestant who is found to be watching or listening to these contests or using an electronic device to gain an advantage during the competition will be disqualified.
  • Only contestants of the current competition (and an adult guardian for Poults and Junior callers) are allowed in the staging area behind the stage unless otherwise requested by contest staff.
  • Selling merchandise near the calling contest area, including in the Governor's Ballroom or the connecting hallways in the vicinity of the ballroom, is NOT permitted. Hotel security is aware of this rule and will escort offenders from the premises.
  • Please do not practice in hallways or behind the stage while a contest is being held. Practice is allowed only in the designated area.
  • Please do not hold loud conversations in the hallways or behind the stage while a contest is being held.
  • Cell phones must be turned off or in silent mode during competitions.
  • Be respectful of your fellow contestants and GNCC staff and volunteers. Disrespectful, rude or unsportsmanlike behavior will not be tolerated and can result in disqualification and removal from the premises. It also could result in a permanent ban from the GNCC contests.
  • Apparel that GNCC staff deems to be offensive or leud will not be allowed on stage during the competition. Inflammatory or damaging comments about the NWTF, the GNCC, GNCC staff, volunteers or sponsors in a public forum can result in disqualification and/or a ban from the competition.
  • Cameras on tripods in the contest room should not block traffic in the aisles, doors or access to seating. No on- or off-camera lights permitted during the competition.
  • No flash photography during the competition.
  • If you have concerns about the contest, staff or volunteers, bring them directly to the GNCC coordinator, Matt Stewart, to see if they can be resolved.

Mandatory Callers Meeting, Roll Call & Order of Calling

  • Roll call will be taken at the callers meeting prior to each contest. Callers must be present at this roll call and meeting.
  • A second roll call will be taken just prior to the drawing of the numbers by the contestants. Any caller not present at the second roll call may be disqualified from the contest.
  • Contestants will draw numbers to determine their calling position.
  • The contestant drawing number one (1) will immediately draw a second number. They will call in both positions. Only the score derived while calling the second calling position will count for score.
  • Please note: If number one (1) is not drawn by a contestant, then a re-draw will be held until the number one (1) is drawn.
  • Do not leave the drawing area until it is determined that a re-draw is not necessary.

Refund policy

  • Contest fees are refundable if the applicant is unable to participate and if notice is given prior to roll call for the registered contest.

The 2023 NWTF Grand National Calling Championships Schedule:

Subject to change

Thursday, February 16, 2023

Grand National Friction Division Preliminaries Sponsored by: Sportsman's Warehouse

Competition Room: Governor’s Ballroom
Competition Time: 12 p.m. – 4 p.m.

GNCC Owl Hooting and Gobbling Championship Sponsored by: Sportsman's Warehouse

Competition Room: Governor's Ballroom
Competition Time: 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. (Owl at 5 p.m., Gobbling immediately following)

Friday, February 17, 2023

Grand National Team Air & Friction Challenge Sponsored by: Sportsman's Warehouse

Competition Room: Governor’s Ballroom
Competition Time: 7:30 a.m. - 11 a.m.

Grand National Senior Division Preliminaries Sponsored by: Sportsman's Warehouse

Competition Room: Governor’s Ballroom
Competition Time: 12 p.m. – 4 p.m.

Grand National Poults Calling Championships Sponsored by: Mossy Oak
Grand National Junior Calling Championships Sponsored by: Mossy Oak
Grand National Intermediate Calling Championships Sponsored by: Mossy Oak
Competition Room: Governor’s Ballroom
Competition Time: 4:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, February 18, 2023

Grand National Friction Division Championships Sponsored by: Sportsman's Warehouse

Competition Room: Governor’s Ballroom
Competition Time: 8 a.m. – 11 a.m.

Grand National Senior Open Division Championships Sponsored by: Sportsman's Warehouse

Competition Room: Governor’s Ballroom
Competition Time: 12 p.m. to 3 p.m.

NWTF Grand National Calling Championships Hall of Fame Inductions Sponsored by: Sportsman's Warehouse
Governor’s Ballroom
4 p.m. – 6 p.m.

 

Gobbling Championship

Registration 

  • A $100 entry fee is required with registration. 

Requirements/Eligibility

  • Contestants of any age may compete in the Gobbling Championship.  
  • Contestants must be current members of the National Wild Turkey Federation.

When 

  • The Gobbling Competition will be held Thursday, February 16, 2023 immediately following the Owl Hooting Competition, which starts at 5 p.m. in the Governor’s Ballroom.   
  • A mandatory preparation meeting and roll call will begin at 4:30 p.m. for all Gobbling contestants in the Governor’s Ballroom at the front of the stage.

Calls

  • Contestants will be judged on their ability to imitate the gobble of the wild turkey.

Time Limit

  • There will be a one-minute time limit for each contestant. The clock will begin on the first note of the first call and stop on the acknowledgment of the caller that they are finished with their call.
  • The NWTF reserves the right to use a clock showing the time remaining. A 3-point penalty will be added to the final score of any contestant going over the time limit.

Scoring

  • Judges will score on a 1-50 scale, with 50 as the highest score possible.
  • Scorers will calculate each judge’s score after each caller finishes.
  • The highest and lowest scores from the seven (7) judges will be discarded.
  • The five (5) remaining scores will be calculated for a final score.

**Prizes

  • Prize money will be 80% of the entry fees collected for the division and distributed to the five (5) highest-scoring contestants. Trophies will be awarded to the top five finishing contestants.
Owl Hooting Championship

Registration 

  • A $100 entry fee is required with registration. 

Requirements/Eligibility

  • Contestants of any age may compete in the Owl Hooting Championship.
  • Contestants must be current members of the National Wild Turkey Federation.  

When 

  • The Owl Hooting competition will be held Thursday, February 16, 2023, in the Governor’s Ballroom at 5 p.m.
  • A mandatory preparation meeting and roll call will begin at 4:30 p.m. in the Governor’s Ballroom, at the front of the stage, for all Owl Hooting contestants.  

Calls

  • Contestants will be judged on their ability to make the sound of the barred owl.

Time Limit

  • There will be a one-minute time limit for each contestant. The clock will begin on the first note of the call and stop on the acknowledgment of the caller that they are finished with their call.
  • The NWTF reserves the right to use a clock showing the time remaining. A 3-point penalty will be added to the final score of any contestant going over the time limit.

Scoring

  • Judges will score on a 1-50 scale, with 50 as the highest score possible.
  • Scorers will calculate each judge’s score after each caller finishes.
  • The highest and lowest scores from the seven (7) judges will be discarded.
  • The five (5) remaining scores will be calculated for a final score.

**Prizes

  • Prize money will be 80% of the entry fees collected for the division and distributed to the five (5) highest-scoring contestants. Trophies will be awarded to the top five finishing contestants.
Team Air And Friction Challenge

Registration

  • A $300 ($150/individual) team entry fee is required with registration. Each team member must pay the $150 entry fee upon registration.

Requirements/Eligibility

  • Contestants of any age may compete in the Team Air & Friction Challenge. Callers can only register once in Team Air and Friction and compete on one team only. 
  • Contestants must be current members of the NWTF.

When

  • The Team Air & Friction Challenge will be held Friday, February 17, 2023, at 7:30 a.m, in the Governor’s Ballroom.  
  • A mandatory preparation meeting and roll call will begin at 7 a.m. in the Governor’s Ballroom at the front of the stage for all Team Air & Friction Challenge competitors.

Rules of Competition

  • Each team will be given six (6) calls to perform. Three (3) calls must be performed using air and three (3) must be performed using friction. 
  • The team will decide who performs each call, BUT three (3) calls must be performed by each team member. Any caller type within each category (air or friction) may be used.
  • An appointed NWTF representative will verify that each member performs three calls and that each team performs the mandatory three (3) air and three (3) friction calls. A breach in these rules will result in disqualification.
  • The calls will be posted at 5 p.m. the day before the event.
  • The maximum limit for the contest is 25 registered teams.

Time Limits

  • There will be a one-minute per-call time limit. The clock will begin on the first note of the first call and stop on the acknowledgment of the caller that they are finished with their last call.
  • The NWTF reserves the right to use a clock showing the time remaining. A 3-point penalty will be assessed on the final score of any contestant going over the time limit.

Scoring

  • Judges will score on a 1-20 scale, with 20 as the highest score possible.
  • Scorers will calculate each judge’s score after each caller finishes.
  • The highest and lowest scores from the seven (7) judges will be discarded.
  • The five (5) remaining scores will be calculated for a final score.

**Prizes

  • Prize money will be 80% of the entry fees collected for the division and distributed to the three (3) highest-scoring teams. Trophies will be awarded to the top three (3) finishing teams.
Poults Calling Championship

Requirements/Eligibility

  • Contestants must be a current JAKES member of the National Wild Turkey Federation.
  • Contestants must be 10 years of age or younger on the day of the GNCC contest.

Entry Fees

  • There is no entry fee for this division.  

When

  • The Poults Division competition will be held Friday, February 17, 2023, at 4:30 p.m. in the Governor's Ballroom.
  • There will be a mandatory prep meeting and roll call beginning at 4 p.m. in the Governor’s Ballroom at the front of the stage for all Poults Division contestants.

Calls

  • The contestants will be judged on a minimum of four (4) calls.  
  • The calls will be selected from among the following: plain yelp of the hen, cutting of excited hen, adult hen assembly call, fly-down cackle, kee kee run, cluck and purr, yelp of excited hen and tree call.  
  • The caller may be asked to do a medley of calls at a judge's discretion. 
  • Calls will be posted in front of the calling contest stage at 5 p.m. the day before the contest.

Time Limit

  • There will be a one-minute per-call time limit for each contestant. The clock will begin on the first note of the first call and stop on the acknowledgment of the caller that they are finished with their series of calls.
  • The NWTF reserves the right to use a clock showing the time remaining. A 3-point penalty will be added to the final score of any contestant going over the time limit.

Scoring

  • Judges will score on a 1-20 scale, with 20 as the highest score possible.
  • Scorers will calculate each judge’s score after each caller finishes.
  • The highest and lowest scores from the seven (7) judges will be discarded.
  • The five (5) remaining scores will be calculated for a final score.

Prizes

  • Prize money will be: 1st place $100, 2nd place $75, 3rd place $50, 4th place $25 and 5th place $15. Trophies will be awarded to the top five finishing contestants.
Junior Calling Championship

Requirements/Eligibility

  • Contestants must be a current JAKES member of the National Wild Turkey Federation.
  • Contestants must be between 11 and 15 years of age on the day of the contest.

Entry Fees

  • There is no entry fee for this division.  

When

  • The Junior Division competition will be held Friday, February 17, 2023, immediately following the Poult Division contest, which begins at 4:30 p.m. 
  • There will be a mandatory prep meeting and roll call beginning at 4 p.m. in the Governor’s Ballroom at the front of the stage for all Junior Division contestants.

Calls

  • The contestants will be judged on a minimum of four (4) calls.  
  • The calls will be selected from among the following: plain yelp of the hen, cutting of excited hen, adult hen assembly call, fly-down cackle, kee kee run, cluck and purr, the yelp of an excited hen and tree call.  
  • The caller may be asked to do a medley of calls at a judge's discretion. 
  • Calls will be drawn and posted in front of the calling contest stage at 5 p.m. the day before the contest.

Time Limit

  • There will be a one-minute per-call time limit for each contestant.The clock will begin on the first note of the first call and stop on the acknowledgment of the caller that they are finished with their series of calls.
  • The NWTF reserves the right to use a clock showing the time remaining. A 3-point penalty will be added to the final score of any contestant going over the time limit.

Scoring

  • Judges will score on a 1-20 scale, with 20 as the highest score possible.
  • Scorers will calculate each judge’s score after each caller finishes.
  • The highest and lowest scores from the seven (7) judges will be discarded.
  • The five (5) remaining scores will be calculated for a final score.

Prizes

  • Prize money will be: 1st place $150, 2nd place $100, 3rd place $75, 4th place $50 and 5th place $25. Trophies will be awarded to the top five finishing contestants.
Intermediate Calling Championship

Requirements/Eligibility

  • Contestants must be a current JAKES or regular member of the National Wild Turkey Federation.
  • Contestants must be between the ages of 16 and 20 years of age on the day of the GNCC contest.

Entry Fees  

  • A $100 entry fee is required with registration.  

When

  • The Intermediate Division competition will be held Friday, February 17, 2023, in the Governor's Ballroom immediately following the Junior Division contest.  
  • There will be a mandatory preparation meeting and roll call beginning at 4 p.m. in the Governor’s Ballroom at the front of the stage for all Intermediate contestants.

Calls

  • The contestants will be judged on a minimum of four (4) calls. 
  • The calls will be selected from among the following: plain yelp of the hen, cutting of excited hen, adult hen assembly call, fly-down cackle, kee kee run, cluck and purr, yelp of excited hen and tree call.
  • Callers will perform a medley of calls. 
  • Calls will be posted in front of the calling contest stage at 5 p.m. the day before the contest.

Time Limit

  • There will be a one-minute per-set of calls time limit for each contestant.The clock will begin on the first note of the first call and stop on the acknowledgment of the caller that they are finished with their medley of calls.
  • The NWTF reserves the right to use a clock showing the time remaining. A 3-point penalty will be added to the final score of any contestant going over the time limit.

Scoring

  • Judges will score on a 1-20 scale, with 20 as the highest score possible.
  • Scorers will calculate each judge’s score after each caller finishes.
  • The highest and lowest scores from the seven (7) judges will be discarded.
  • The five (5) remaining scores will be calculated for a final score.

Prizes

  • Prize money will be 80% of the entry fees collected for the division and distributed to the five (5) highest-scoring contestants. Trophies will be awarded to the top five finishing contestants.
Friction Division Championship

Entry Fee

  • A $250 entry fee is required with registration.

Requirements/ Eligibility

  • The contestant must be at least 21 years old on or before the day of the GNCC contest. 
  • 20-year-old contestants who will turn 21 on or before the day of the GNCC contest are allowed to call in the Friction Division at NWTF sanctioned calling contests to earn preliminary qualifications for the GNCC contest. 
  • The contestant must be a current member of the National Wild Turkey Federation.
  • The first-place winner of a State, Open or Friction Division at a qualifying NWTF Sanctioned contest between January 1 and December 31 the year preceding the Grand National Calling Championships is eligible to compete in the Friction Division Preliminaries. If the first-place winner of a State, Open or Friction Division at a qualifying contest has already qualified for the following year's GNCC Friction Division Preliminaries or Finals, the second-place winner of that contest will then be eligible to advance to the GNCC Friction Division Preliminaries for that year only. If the second-place winner has already qualified and there were 5 or more participants in the division, the third-place finisher will receive the qualification. (updated 11/1/2022)
  • All finalists in the previous year's NWTF Grand National Friction Division Championships and the Senior Division Championships are automatically eligible to compete in the Friction Preliminary contest. (updated 12/20/19)
  • Previous World Calling Contest Friction Division and Open Division champions are eligible to compete in the Friction Division Preliminary contest. (updated 11/21/19)
  • The reigning NWTF Friction Division Grand National Champion is automatically qualified to call in the finals division and may call in the preliminary if he or she desires.  Their score will not affect the top twelve (12) scores of the preliminary round. 
  • The previous years' two winners of Team Air and Friction Challenge are eligible to compete in the Friction Division preliminaries (11/1/2022).
  • Intermediate, Youth, Junior, Amateur, Owl Hooting, Gobbling or other various divisions are ineligible.  

Preliminaries

  • The Friction Division preliminaries will be held Thursday, February 16, 2023, at 12 p.m., in the Governor’s Ballroom.  
  • A mandatory preparation meeting and roll call beginning at 11:30 a.m. will be held in the Governor’s Ballroom at the front of the stage for all Friction Division preliminary contestants.

Finals 

  • The Friction Division Finals will be held Saturday, February 18, 2023, at 8 a.m., in the Governor’s Ballroom.  
  • A mandatory preparation meeting and roll call beginning at 7:30 a.m. will be held in the Governor’s Ballroom at the front of the stage for all Friction Division Finals contestants.  
  • A new number will be drawn by each of the top twelve (12) finalists and the reigning Grand National Friction Division Champion immediately before the finals competition begins. The contestant drawing number one (1) will immediately draw a second number. They will call in both positions. Only the score derived while calling the second calling position will count for score. Please note: If number one (1) is not drawn by a contestant, then a re-draw will be held until the number one (1) is drawn.

Time Limits

  • There will be a one-minute per-call time limit. The clock will begin on the first note of the first call and stop on the acknowledgment of the caller that they are finished with their last call.
  • The NWTF reserves the right to use a clock showing the time remaining. A 3-point penalty will be added to the final score of any contestant going over the time limit.

Calls 

  • Contestants will be judged on a minimum of four (4) calls in the contest.  
  • Calls will be posted in front of the calling contest stage at 5 p.m. the day before the contest.
  • The calls will be selected from among the following: plain yelp of the hen, cutting of an excited hen, adult hen assembly call, fly-down cackle, kee kee run, kee kee run of a lost hen, kee kee run of a lost young gobbler, cluck and purr, yelp of an excited hen, tree call, fighting purr and gobbler yelp.

Scoring

  • Judges will score on a 1-20 scale, with 20 as the highest score possible.
  • Scorers will calculate each judge’s score after each caller.
  • The highest and lowest scores from the seven (7) judges will be discarded.
  • The five (5) remaining scores will be calculated for a final score.

**Prizes

  • Prize money will be 80% of the entry fees collected for the division and distributed to the five (5) highest-scoring contestants. Trophies will be awarded to the top five finishing contestants.
Senior Division Championship

Entry Fee 

  • A $250 entry fee is required with registration.  

Requirements/Eligibility

  • Contestants must be at least 21 years old on or before the day of the GNCC contest. 
  • 20-year-old contestants who will turn 21 on or before the day of the GNCC contest are allowed to call in the Senior Open Division at NWTF sanctioned calling contests to earn preliminary qualifications for the GNCC contest.
  • Contestants must be current members of the National Wild Turkey Federation.
  • The first-place winner of a State or Open Division at a qualifying NWTF Sanctioned contest between January 1 and December 31 the year preceding the Grand National Calling Championships is eligible to compete in the Senior Division Preliminaries. If the first-place winner of a State or Open Division at a qualifying contest has already qualified for the following year's GNCC Senior Division Preliminaries or Finals, the second-place winner of that State or Open Division contest will then be eligible to advance to the GNCC Senior Division Preliminaries for that year only. If the second-place winner has already qualified and there were 5 or more participants in the division, the third-place finisher will receive the qualification and so on until a qualifier is determined. (updated 11/1/2022)
  • Previous Grand National Senior Division and Champion of Champions champions are eligible to compete in the Senior Preliminary contest. Past champions of Head-to-Head, Intermediate, Youth, Junior, Amateur, Owl Hooting or Gobbling divisions are ineligible for automatic placement in the Senior Preliminary contest. 
  • Previous World Calling Contest Open Division champions are eligible to compete in the Senior Division Preliminary contest. (updated 11/20/19)
  • The reigning 2022 NWTF Senior Division Grand National Champion is automatically qualified to call in the Senior Finals division and may call in the preliminary if he or she desires. Their score will not affect the top twelve (12) scores of the preliminary round. 
  • The previous year's two winners of Team Air and Friction Challenge are eligible to compete in the Senior Open Division preliminaries (11/1/2022).
  • All finalists in the previous year's NWTF Grand National Senior Division Championships are automatically qualified to compete in the 2023 Senior Open Preliminary competition. (updated 11/1/19)

Preliminaries

  • The Senior Open preliminaries will be held Friday, February 17, 2023, at 12 p.m. in the Governor’s Ballroom.  
  • A mandatory preparation meeting and roll call beginning at 11:30 a.m. will be held in the Governor’s Ballroom at the front of the stage for all Senior Division preliminary contestants.

Time Limits

  • There will be a one-minute per-call time limit in the preliminary rounds. In the Senior Finals, contestants will have 3 minutes for each scenario. The clock will begin on the first note of the first call of each scenario and stop on the acknowledgment of the caller that they are finished with their last call of each scenario.
  • The NWTF reserves the right to use a clock showing the time remaining. A 3-point penalty will be added to the final score of any contestant going over the time limit.

Calls

  • Contestants will be judged on five (5) calls in the preliminary contest. Finals contestants will be judged in a scenario format. 
  • Calls will be posted in front of the calling contest stage at 5 p.m. the day before the contest.  
  • The calls will be selected from among the following: plain yelp of the hen, cutting of an excited hen, adult hen assembly call, fly-down cackle, kee kee run, kee kee run of a lost hen, kee kee run of a lost young gobbler, cluck and purr, yelp of an excited hen, tree call, fighting purr, gobbler yelp and gobble. In the Finals, there will be three possible scenarios that the caller might have to perform. From those three, two will be selected 24 hours prior to the contest. 

Scoring

  • In the Preliminary Contest, judges will score on a 1-20 scale, with 20 as the highest score possible.
  • Scorers will calculate each judge’s score after each caller finishes.
  • The highest and lowest scores from the seven (7) judges will be discarded (Preliminaries Only).
  • The five (5) remaining scores will be calculated for a final score (Preliminaries Only).
  • In the Senior Finals, each contestant will be judged on a 1 to 20 scale on each of the four compulsory calls within a scenario, and then also judged on a 1 to 20 scale on the overall presentation and flow of the routine for a possible 100 points per judge per scenario. The contestant will perform two (2) scenarios.
  • NOTE: The Senior Finals will consist of 6 judges. The highest and lowest scores from the six (6) judges will be discarded. The four (4) remaining scores will be calculated for a final score. Total possible points is 400 per scenario and 800 points total. 

Finals 

  • The Senior Division Finals will be held Saturday, February 18, 2023, at 12 p.m. in the Governor’s Ballroom.  
  • A mandatory preparation meeting and roll call beginning at 11:30 a.m. will be held in the Governor’s Ballroom at the front of the stage for all Senior Division Finals contestants.  
  • A new number will be drawn by each of the top twelve (12) finalists and the reigning Grand National Senior Division Champion immediately before the Senior Finals competition begins. The contestant drawing number one (1) will immediately draw a second number. They will call in both positions. Only the score derived while calling the second calling position will count for score. Please note: If number one (1) is not drawn by a contestant, then a re-draw will be held until the number one (1) is drawn.

Scenario Format

  • There will be two scenarios that the caller will perform. In case of a tie after all results are in, one scenario will be randomly selected for the call-off.

Scenario #1 – Spring early-season wake-up in Mississippi hardwoods with a mixed flock of young and mature hens, along with mature and old gobblers. Compulsory calls:

Fly down cackle

Yelp of an excited hen

Cluck and purr

Young gobbler yelps

 

Scenario #2 – Scattered fall mixed flock of young and mature gobblers with young and old hens in the Black River swamp of South Carolina. Compulsory calls:

Adult hen assembly call

Kee kee run

Gobbler yelp

Fighting purr

 

**Prizes

  • Prize money will be 80% of the entry fees collected for the division and distributed to the five (5) highest-scoring contestants. Trophies will be awarded to the top five finishing contestants.
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