[tesgüino]

Waiting for score sheets is expected, but will there be an on-line source for finding the first three advancing entries from each category? Perhaps something from each location posted as soon as the results are known. Anyone have the web addresses for individual sites or a central location?

[hopfenundmalz]

Janis Gross will have the best reply.

The 9 US regions and Canada will submit their results to the AHA, and those will be double checked.  The final results will be posted.  You will be notified, and I am sure there will be a post on this forum that results are up.

[theDarkSide]

I think it depends on the region.  A couple years ago, I heard the Nor Cal region sent the scoresheets out the same or next day, but they were extremely organized.

If history is an indicator, the AHA will wait until all regions are completed and entered into the database before posting results.

You could send an email to the region organizer I suppose.

[hopfenundmalz]

Some regions get the results in the hands of the entrants quickly some do not.  If it comes in the mail first, that is good.

As I said Janis will post the best reply.

[Janis]

Waiting for score sheets is expected, but will there be an on-line source for finding the first three advancing entries from each category? Perhaps something from each location posted as soon as the results are known. Anyone have the web addresses for individual sites or a central location?

Hi Tesquino,

You will get results from the competition two ways: on the web site http://www.homebrewersassociation.org/pages/competitions/national-homebrew-competition/winners and through the mail.  The first two NHC competitions took place this weekend; one finished and the other needs more time.  The 9 competitions in the U.S. must be completed by April 25th.  The ALES Home Brew Open competition tales place April 11-16.  All competitions must return their databases to me for processing before any results will be posted on the web site.

Each competition's site director will send out score sheet results within one to two weeks of the completion of their competition.  If your competition started and finished early in the April 1-25 time frame, you may get your results by mail sooner than later.  The web results will be posted by the first week of May at the latest.

If you have an entry that placed 1st, 2nd, or 3rd in the First Round competition, you will be notified by mail from the AHA about how to submit your entries to the Final Round.  That mailing will go out around the second week of May.  The Final Round entry due date can be found on the main NHC web page, and you will need 3 bottles.  The AHA will send the bottle labels to use for the Final Round.

If you have further questions about the NHC you can e-mail me directly at janis@brewersassociation.org.

Good luck in the competition!

Cheers,
    Janis

[Janis]

Some regions get the results in the hands of the entrants quickly some do not.  If it comes in the mail first, that is good.

As I said Janis will post the best reply.

Thanks for the vote of confidence!

Cheers,
   Janis

[hopfenundmalz]

See, you did post the best reply.  Everything one needs to know.  Thanks!

[tesgüino]

Janis

From patience stand point, it would be nice to get results as they became available, but for fairness, releasing them all at the same time makes more sense.

Thanks for the clarification.

[tschmidlin]

If you entered in the NW (Seattle) then your score sheets went out this morning.

I can't take any credit for it at all, I didn't organize it or even get to judge.  I'm just passing along the info.  The organization and fast turn around credit goes to Tim Hayner and Peter Twigg, along with some others most likely.

[james]

If you entered in the NW (Seattle) then your score sheets went out this morning.

I can't take any credit for it at all, I didn't organize it or even get to judge.  I'm just passing along the info.  The organization and fast turn around credit goes to Tim Hayner and Peter Twigg, along with some others most likely.

They did an excellent job as always, kudos to Tim, Steve, Dan, Sean, Peter, WAHA, and all the other judges/stewards that helped out.  My scoresheets came today, so anyone else that entered in the NW region should be getting theirs very soon.

[Beer Monger]

If you entered in the NW (Seattle) then your score sheets went out this morning.

I can't take any credit for it at all, I didn't organize it or even get to judge.  I'm just passing along the info.  The organization and fast turn around credit goes to Tim Hayner and Peter Twigg, along with some others most likely.

They did an excellent job as always, kudos to Tim, Steve, Dan, Sean, Peter, WAHA, and all the other judges/stewards that helped out.  My scoresheets came today, so anyone else that entered in the NW region should be getting theirs very soon.

Agreed.  Everyone involved was great.  It was a great first judging experience for me.  Good luck to those who entered!   

[gordonstrong]

They also filed their organizer's report with the BJCP already, so judges have their points.  Always like to see the sheets and reports done quickly after a competition.  It's a good sign.

[ryan6458]

Got my scoresheets today. That was fast! True pros at the NHC! I couldn't quite break the 40 point barrier. It's a PITA. LOL!

[jeffy]

Got my scoresheets today. That was fast! True pros at the NHC! I couldn't quite break the 40 point barrier. It's a PITA. LOL!

Actually, that would be "True pros at the regional organizers" where you entered.  And yes, that is fast.

[ryan6458]

Got my scoresheets today. That was fast! True pros at the NHC! I couldn't quite break the 40 point barrier. It's a PITA. LOL!

Actually, that would be "True pros at the regional organizers" where you entered.  And yes, that is fast.

Uhmm...Ok. Thank you Seattle region!