
Time limits will be determined based on the number of athletes competing in each division. Athletes can expect approximately 20–45 minutes to complete their Scramble.
Each obstacle course is worth points based on how quickly it’s completed. Faster finishes earn more points! Athletes can retry courses during their wave, and only their best successful time counts. Athletes must complete the entire course without mistakes in order to score points for it.
The Top 5 athletes or Top 50% of each division will qualify for Stage 2 — whichever allows more athletes to advance. Athletes must have an active CNL Membership before competing for their result to count toward qualification.
CNL age categories are based on the athlete’s age as of January 1, 2027.
If you fail an obstacle, that run ends immediately and does not count as a completed run. You can retry that course again during your wave and aim for a successful finish.
Yes! Athletes can attempt each mini-course as many times as they want during their wave. Only their best successful time is recorded.
Ties are broken by medal results starting with Platinum, then Gold, Silver and Bronze. If athletes are still tied, their combined course times are used, with the faster total time placing higher.
Yes, but if an athlete chooses to compete up and qualifies, they must remain in that category for the rest of the season.