All-Star Scores From Competitions

[cheermommaRN]

I get irritated by ep's not putting out the scores. It's not like I want to know deductions or individual breakdown of the sheet I just want to know how our team did in relation to the other teams in the division. Did we lose by 2 points? 0.5 points?
I've been really baffled by this "percentage of execution (or is it perfection)" score. How does that work? Do the coaches send a routine breakdown so the judges know what the routine should look like it hit perfectly?

 

[KDCheerMom]

Our coach this year is sharing the score sheets whenever possible by posting on our team page which I love...so I am now able to start to educate myself on the process. (along with the internet)

Ok I will go out on a limb and share what what I think % of perfection is as it relates to varsity. The score is calculated comparing the team's actual score as it relates to the highest possible score for that level - which I believe is fixed for each level. % of perfection allows one to compare across the levels. You can't compare a final score of a level 1 team versus level 3 team - but you can compare their % of perfection...how close they are to their target.

Those in the know feel free to correct me if I am mistaken.

 

[SarahS]

Our coach this year is sharing the score sheets whenever possible by posting on our team page which I love...so I am now able to start to educate myself on the process. (along with the internet)

Ok I will go out on a limb and share what what I think % of perfection is as it relates to varsity. The score is calculated comparing the team's actual score as it relates to the highest possible score for that level - which I believe is fixed for each level. % of perfection allows one to compare across the levels. You can't compare a final score of a level 1 team versus level 3 team - but you can compare their % of perfection...how close they are to their target.

Those in the know feel free to correct me if I am mistaken.

You are correct.

 

[TheVipersMom]

You basically are putting the points you scored over the points possible and convert that to a percent. This way teams can be compared across levels like this.
This is how I do it and just solve for X

So technically in this situation your hypothetical level 4 had a better perfection score.

So if they are handing out summit bids usually they will calculate all these then put them in order!


ETA: or what they said. I should read everything lol

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[KDCheerMom]

You basically are putting the points you scored over the points possible and convert that to a percent. This way teams can be compared across levels like this.
This is how I do it and just solve for X

So technically in this situation your hypothetical level 4 had a better perfection score.

So if they are handing out summit bids usually they will calculate all these then put them in order!


ETA: or what they said. I should read everything lol

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but you showed an example...well done.

 

[TheVipersMom]

but you showed an example...well done.

Lol well I didn't show my work on the example but I decided everyone knew how to cross multiply then divide to find X. Good thing I'm not in school anymore my teacher hated when I did this


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[Pebbles49]

You basically are putting the points you scored over the points possible and convert that to a percent. This way teams can be compared across levels like this.
This is how I do it and just solve for X

So technically in this situation your hypothetical level 4 had a better perfection score.

So if they are handing out summit bids usually they will calculate all these then put them in order!


ETA: or what they said. I should read everything lol

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Wow, thanks for this information...I am still new to this sport and I would see all these numbers with perfection scores and the Summit Bids being awarded and walk away scratching my head!!! So for a newbie, just knowing the placement of the teams is good enough, but I know later on I will learn all the technicalities behind the scoring...eventually!

 

[NJ Coach]

The percentage of perfection as illustrated and described above is correct. It evens everything out across levels. It's why a level 1 or 2 can have the highest score of a competition.

 

[cheercurl]

The percentage of perfection as illustrated and described above is correct. It evens everything out across levels. It's why a level 1 or 2 can have the highest score of a competition.

Or win!

 

[MoCheer]

The percentage of perfection as illustrated and described above is correct. It evens everything out across levels. It's why a level 1 or 2 can have the highest score of a competition.

Is the percentage of perfection formula to be used for all Summit bid awards?


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[TheVipersMom]

Is the percentage of perfection formula to be used for all Summit bid awards?


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Depends on what the declaration says but generally yes.

For instance at some comps they will say 1 to each level. In this case then they wouldn't need perfection scores to be calculated because everyone is on a level playing field and they could simply take the highest in each level.


But if they said we are going to give 5 paid bids to the highest scoring eligible teams regardless of division then the percentage of perfection scores would be the deciding factor as a level 3s score would always be higher then a level 2. So this way it could possibly end up to multiples within the same level.


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[MoCheer]

Depends on what the declaration says but generally yes.

For instance at some comps they will say 1 to each level. In this case then they wouldn't need perfection scores to be calculated because everyone is on a level playing field and they could simply take the highest in each level.


But if they said we are going to give 5 paid bids to the highest scoring eligible teams regardless of division then the percentage of perfection scores would be the deciding factor as a level 3s score would always be higher then a level 2. So this way it could possibly end up to multiples within the same level.


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Thanks. This makes sense. I guess if the EP doesn't have a bid declaration and doesn't release scores, we just have to assume they used the percentage method and calculated correctly.


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[catlady]

I am an analytical geek and I am positive I am the reason coaches wouldn't want parents with too much information. I go to the Varsity Portal and print off every Varsity All Star event. I then go through and put down the teams that are in cp's division at every event. Then I go back, and I hope for a score, but usually only get placement. When we get close to Cheersport and NCA, I put them by rank and the date they received that score. I then Google video's and compare difficulty, jumps, and tumbling. I would never dare go to a coach with my little charts, graphs and video's, however, let's face it, I am the parent they fear.

 

[KDCheerMom]

I am an analytical geek and I am positive I am the reason coaches wouldn't want parents with too much information. I go to the Varsity Portal and print off every Varsity All Star event. I then go through and put down the teams that are in cp's division at every event. Then I go back, and I hope for a score, but usually only get placement. When we get close to Cheersport and NCA, I put them by rank and the date they received that score. I then Google video's and compare difficulty, jumps, and tumbling. I would never dare go to a coach with my little charts, graphs and video's, however, let's face it, I am the parent they fear.

my hero...

 

[KDCheerMom]

Thanks. This makes sense. I guess if the EP doesn't have a bid declaration and doesn't release scores, we just have to assume they used the percentage method and calculated correctly.


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If they don't have a declaration that you can view as a parent - I don't know if you can assume anything.