2015 Long Course Nationals - Spire Institute

I've been watching and waiting for information regarding Long Course Nationals - particularly hotel information. I finally found a link on the Spire site to USMS hotels. As I began the process, I found this curious statement: This is a "Stay to Play" tournament. All teams are required to reserve a hotel room block through Traveling Teams in order to participate in the tournament. Does this mean that individuals are prohibited from booking their own rooms? Due to the lack of information, many of us have already booked rooms that meet our personal needs. Can someone clarify?
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  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 9 years ago
    I wonder if the relative lack of close hotels impacted the registration this year. 911 seems low. A list of all previous LC Nationals, with attendance, can be found in Appendix F of the USMS rule book: www.usms.org/.../appf.pdf Recent meets and attendance: 2007, The Woodlands, Texas: 911 2008, Mt. Hood, Oregon: 1,131 2009, Indianapolis, Indiana: 1,150 2010, San Juan, Puerto Rico: 632 2011, Auburn, Alabama: 688 2012, Omaha, Nebraska: 1,257 2013, Mission Viejo, California: 1,393 2014, College Park, Maryland: 1,024 2015, Geneva, Ohio: 968
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  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 9 years ago
    I wonder if the relative lack of close hotels impacted the registration this year. 911 seems low. A list of all previous LC Nationals, with attendance, can be found in Appendix F of the USMS rule book: www.usms.org/.../appf.pdf Recent meets and attendance: 2007, The Woodlands, Texas: 911 2008, Mt. Hood, Oregon: 1,131 2009, Indianapolis, Indiana: 1,150 2010, San Juan, Puerto Rico: 632 2011, Auburn, Alabama: 688 2012, Omaha, Nebraska: 1,257 2013, Mission Viejo, California: 1,393 2014, College Park, Maryland: 1,024 2015, Geneva, Ohio: 968
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