| Old News 2001 | Old News 2000 |
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| The Finnish Amateur Radio League (SRAL) and Contest Club Finland (CCF) have announced that Finland will host the World Radiosport Team Championship, July 9-16, 2002.
The SCCC is one of 13 US contest clubs that have been asked to nominate team captains for WRTC-2002. The process is different than previous WRTCs. In 2002 there will be 10 contest teams representing the US. Each of the selected 13 contest clubs must submit a list of 10 nominees, 5 from the West and 5 from the East, by June 15, 2001. The West is defined as call areas 5, 6, 7, Ø KH6 and KL7, while the East is 1, 2, 3, 4, 8 and 9. The WRTC-2002 organizers will then select 5 captains from the West and 5 from the East based on the number of "votes" nominees receive. Details of WRTC-2002 can be found on the official web site at: http://www.wrtc2002.org/.
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| SCCC wins club competition for Sweepstakes | |
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| The ARRL announced at the Dayton Hamvention that the SCCC won the medium category affiliated club competition for the aggregate scores of SCCCers in the Sweepstakes 2000 contests. Club president, Will Angenent, K6NDV, was on hand to accept the award.
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| Official contest results | Updated Jan 23, 2001 |
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- August 2000 NAQP CW Contest: N6MJ, W6EEN (N6RT), N6ZZ and K6LL in top ten. SCCC Team #1 wins team competition.
- August 2000 NAQP SSB Contest: N6RT ops W6EEN to first place, K6LL, N6MJ, K6RO and W6AQ (N6ED) also in top ten. SCCC Team #1 wins team competition.
- September 2000 CW Sprint: N6ZZ in top ten. SCCC Team #1 wins team competition.
- September 2000 Phone Sprint: N6MJ, K6LL and N6ED in top ten, with N6MJ setting new CA record. SCCC Team #1 wins team competition.
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| Team 1 |
| N6MJ (@W6KP) | 1576 x 259 = | 408,184 |
| W6EEN (N6RT) | 1271 x 267 = | 339,357 |
| K6LL | 1206 x 263 = | 317,178 |
| K6RO | 1168 x 254 = | 296,672 |
| K6LA | 950 x 242 = | 229,900 |
| | 1,591,291 |
| Team 2 |
| XE2MX (N6KI) | 1028 x 226 = | 232,328 |
| K6AM | 752 x 226 = | 169,952 |
| W7WW | 781 x 209 = | 163,229 |
| WK6I | 362 x 147 = | 53,214 |
| N6ZZ | 356 x 111 = | 39,516 |
| | 658,239 |
| Other SCCCers |
| W6TK | 891 x 238 = | 212,058 |
| W6MVW | 273 x 126 = | 34,398 |
| W4EF | 79 x 61 = | 4,819 |
| WA7BNM | 68 x 44 = | 2,992 |
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| Team 1 |
| W6EEN (N6RT) | 1062 x 277 = | 294,174 |
| N6MJ | 1013 x 256 = | 259,328 |
| K6LL | 1046 x 246 = | 257,316 |
| N6ZZ | 906 x 265 = | 240,090 |
| K6LA | 931 x 246 = | 229,026 |
| | 1,279,934 |
| Team 2 |
| K6AM | 741 x 224 = | 165,194 |
| K6RO | 660 x 200 = | 132,000 |
| XE2MX (N6KI) | 592 x 194 = | 114,848 |
| W6TK | 422 x 174 = | 73,428 |
| KP4/K6NA | -- | ?? |
| | 485,470 |
| Other SCCCers |
| W4EF | 438 x 175 = | 76,650 |
| W7WW | 314 x 166 = | 52,124 |
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| The new 6th District QSL Bureau web site can be found at: http://www.kqlz.com/qslbureau6.html |
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| The ARRL Contest Advisory Committee has been asked to look into rules surrounding club competition in ARRL contests. They are taking a top-to-bottom approach to this, not just tweaking the rules here and there. |
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