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Tier 2 Beginner Competition - October 17th - Raleigh

What is Tier 2?

Tier 2 is designed for less experienced ninjas or ninjas that just want a little more practice in a competition environment. At a Tier 2 event, the course will be designed for beginner-intermediate ninjas.

Who can compete in a Tier 2 event?

Tier 2 is open to beginner/intermediate athletes. To participate in Tier 2 an athlete is only eligible if they were not invited to WNL Premier Series events or have a power score lower than 1574.

What is a Challenge Course?

Athletes are allowed to retry two obstacles per Challenge Course. However, athletes may only retry a failed obstacle one time. The athlete must complete the failed obstacle on their subsequent attempt in order to progress through the course. Once the athlete has used up their 2 retries or fails a retry attempt, the run is over.

• Age for WNL is determined on the age a competitor is on January 1, 2027.
  
• Each athlete will need a Ninjaworks ID this season (for first-time WNL competitors, click: Athlete ID – World Ninja League
• A waiver is required to compete. Each individual will need a Warrior Tech Raleigh waiver (see top right of webpage) completed and a season 11 WNL waiver completed.
• WNL Waiver Here:  Season XII
• Sorry, no refunds if less than 2 weeks before the event date.

NCL Qualifier All Levels - November 7th & 8th - Raleigh

The Ninja Carolina League (NCL) is a league for Ninja Warrior athletes in the Carolinas of any level: Novice (first year competing), Beginner, Advanced, and Pro. All ages from 6 to 86 are welcome. Each compete in separate divisions determined by age, gender, and experience level..

We're excited to be hosting a Season 7 Qualifier at WarriorTech.

A series of Qualifiers throughout the Carolinas begin in September and end in mid February for an opportunity to compete in league finals. Advanced/Pro finals will be held at the end of February, and Novice/Beginner finals will be held in early March. Qualification for and run order in the finals are determined by an athlete's top 3 performances in Qualifiers during the season.

Our competition will follow NCL rules and age/categories based on your age as of January 1, 2027. Generally speaking, athletes can compete at the highest level they choose for the season (typically taking the advice from a trusted coach), with the exception that only first year competitors can compete in a Novice division.

By registering for this event, I (athlete and athlete’s parents if athlete is under 18) agree to Ninja Carolina League's code of ethics and conduct found here. 

For complete rules go to http://ninjacarolina.com. 

Athletes will have a designated warm-up area away from their course. At the beginning of an athlete's scheduled wave, they will be given a "course walk-through" describing the course, specific rules for the course, time limits (typically 2 to 4 minutes depending on the course) and how to earn points. Athletes will not be allowed to touch any of the obstacles before or during the walkthrough. (This is a fundamental part of the sport, taking your training and figuring out how to adapt to new challenges). Then the athletes will be given an opportunity to plan out their approach to the course (with help from any coaches), before they get to run on the course with a course judge awarding points and capturing their time. If time permits at the end of an athlete's wave, they will have "redemption time" to go back and challenge themselves on the obstacles. 

• Novices (first year competing) - Courses will include basic, but creative obstacles. Although there will be a live leader board, athletes can earn ribbons for achieving milestones: Outstanding Run (at least 70% but below 85% of possible points), Top Finisher (85% or more of possible points), or High Score (course clear or highest score in the division). Each run earns only its highest milestone.
• Beginners (second year or more competing, but not considering themselves advanced) - Courses will include basic, but creative obstacles. Although there will be a live leader board, athletes earn ribbons for achieving milestones: Outstanding Run (at least 80% but below 90% of possible points), Top Finisher (90% or more of possible points), or High Score (course clear or highest score in the division). Each run earns only its highest milestone.
• Advanced (ready for a higher level of challenges beyond the basics) - Courses will include some basic, but a variety of increasingly difficult obstacles. At this level, medals are awarded to the top 3 finishers.
• 13+ Pro (ready to compete at the national level against top ninja athletes in the world) - Courses will be increasingly challenging with athletes getting three tries to complete each obstacle within the time limit in accordance with the Ninja Sport Championshp Hybrid course rules. Medals are awarded to the top 3 finishers.



Generally speaking, athletes can compete at the highest level they choose for the season (typically taking the advice from a trusted coach), with the exception that only first year competitors can compete in a Novice division. Our competition will follow NCL rules and age/categories based on your age as of January 1, 2027. 

All times subject to change

There may be a limited number of contestants in each division to make sure each group can start at their scheduled time.