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Refresh my memory - Worlds is a completely diff scoresheet than regular season and is also comparatively scored?
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Yes, and deductions are different. Most notably bobbles are a deduction at Worlds.Refresh my memory - Worlds is a completely diff scoresheet than regular season and is also comparatively scored?
Yes, and deductions are different. Most notably bobbles are a deduction at Worlds.
This is what I saw on the site:
Spectator viewing will be limited to your team’s performance only and a maximum number of fans per team may be set. We cannot guarantee at this time that all sister teams will be permitted to watch. (Ex: Team going into venue to watch another team from the same program.) Awards may be live with limited athletes and/or coaches or virtual.
I am pretty sure all that = no spectators like you'd see pre-covid, unfortunately.
It seems like athletes can't even enter the venue to watch other teams from their gym unless that team is under max and they have a ticket. (Ex: Cheetahs can't come back later and watch Panthers compete.) That's a bummer if you're competing but have a sibling or someone close you want to come back to watch.
they did have awards once on the baseball fields, during 2012? large coed awards that one time. I mean it could be done if all the teams were spaced out with their own organization, but i wanna say whatever summit did for awards is probably what they will do for worlds.This is literally the. one. time. the. baseball field. would. be. perfect.
I think they did. But nothing can surpass the utter chaos that was the 2015 slip and slide debaclethey did have awards once on the baseball fields, during 2012? large coed awards that one time. I mean it could be done if all the teams were spaced out with their own organization, but i wanna say whatever summit did for awards is probably what they will do for worlds.
For Summit, sister teams were not allowed in. Well they weren't supposed to be. In fact, on Sunday Varsity posted in the spectator band it again about sister teams not being allowed in. I am sure that if it were truly a sibling situation, that would be allowed.This is what I saw on the site:
Spectator viewing will be limited to your team’s performance only and a maximum number of fans per team may be set. We cannot guarantee at this time that all sister teams will be permitted to watch. (Ex: Team going into venue to watch another team from the same program.) Awards may be live with limited athletes and/or coaches or virtual.
I am pretty sure all that = no spectators like you'd see pre-covid, unfortunately.
It seems like athletes can't even enter the venue to watch other teams from their gym unless that team is under max and they have a ticket. (Ex: Cheetahs can't come back later and watch Panthers compete.) That's a bummer if you're competing but have a sibling or someone close you want to come back to watch.
*2016, but yes that was definitely an interesting series of events to follow along with.I think they did. But nothing can surpass the utter chaos that was the 2015 slip and slide debacle
I think they did. But nothing can surpass the utter chaos that was the 2015 slip and slide debacle
We've also reached the age in which younger athletes who weren't really old enough to remember #matgate will be like "Omg can they bring back the baseball field?"
YOU DO NOT WANT THAT. IT WAS NOT WHAT THE ACTION SHOTS LOOKED LIKE.
For what it's worth, their Summit teams (many from California locations) looked pretty good last weekend. Lot of Summit Champs, Top 3, Top 10s, finalists.