JROTC Championship Series - Overview
- The Florida JROTC Championship Series will consist of approximately seven monthly
competitions. These competitions will be conducted in conjunction with the monthly
FLO events. The competitive courses will be the same courses used by FLO.
- If a school would like to host their own event, it must follow these guidelines
and be approved by the JROTC coordinator, in order to count as a qualifying event
for the Championship series.
- In order to qualify for entry into the State Championships a school must have
placed in the top three of one of the following three categories at the Florida
JROTC Championships Series events. A school, team or individual must have placed
in the top three of one of these categories:
- Overall Team
- Yellow, Orange or Green course, Team.
- Yellow, Orange or Green course, Individual
          A team, school, or individual may only compete
          in the category that they have previously placed in.
NOTE: THIS RULE IS WAIVED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
- School leaders are encouraged to become members of FLO.
  The leader should join as an individual, but include the name of their school and contact information on the membership form.
We offer the 'member' rate for the map fees of all students if the leader handles the registration of his/her students at an event. This includes verifying that all cards are fully filled out - including the map# and name on all 3 sections of the card - and the leader bringing the cards to registration and paying for all cards in one payment.
Go to the membership page, or register at any FLO event.
Eligibility
High School students, grades 9-12 enrolled in a JROTC program for any service.
Competitors must be full time students of the competing High School and enrolled in the JROTC program.
Competitive Courses
- Competitive courses will be offered in three levels: Yellow-beginner,
Orange-intermediate, Green-advanced.
- Awards will be given for overall, team and individual. A team will consist
of a minimum of two and a maximum of five members of either gender.
Individuals may compete for individual medals. Team members are eligible for
both team and individual awards.
- Non-competitive individuals and groups may register and participate
separately with the Florida Orienteering Organization.