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I would hope so! The USA one does say it considers percent of perfection.could scores be turned into percentages? Or maybe that's the scaling yojaehs is talking about?
Im assuming, and I could be incredibly wrong, but maybe it'll be high points? Like for instance, this weekend there's one Paid Bid at UCA N'tnals and it would make no sense for it to not go to the highest score. I'm not sure how it'll go though when there's multiple paid ones.
You can have scores on a "scale" making teams that score the highest be equal per division. Judges choice is too much wiggle room for "favoritism" or perceived wrongdoing.
I need to go to YOUR competitions bc I definitely have. But I see your point. I want it fair, I just feel like if you give freedom too much will be taken so I think each level high point on a sliding scale should have 1st pick.Some teams also won't go without a paid bid. So there needs to be some room to adjust without it looking odd. And also at the last summit bid comp chances are that the highest scores have bids already. Judges don't care who you are. They pick the best team. Whenever judges choice awards are given I've never seen it happen because of a name.
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I've sat on numerous panels where things have been picked and a reason has never been a certain gyms name.I need to go to YOUR competitions bc I definitely have. But I see your point. I want it fair, I just feel like if you give freedom too much will be taken so I think each level high point on a sliding scale should have 1st pick.
percentage of perfection is still skewed towards higher level teams
example on the varsity score sheet:
Level 1 team gets 4.8's out of 5's which would be fantastic and would be a 96%
Level 5 team gets 9.8's out of 10's which would be fantastic and would be a 97.8%
both teams did the same, .2 short of perfection in each category
Number of points away from perfection would probably be the most fair way to compare across levelsYou're right! And my math brain surely should have caught that, LOL!