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adVantageRank

adVantageRank. Provide meaningful ABILITY based System. Promote more competition. FUN. The new U.S.R.A. Ranking Program. Promote cross country travel. Promote games between visitors. Promote USRA and state growth. Promote the growth of racquetball – our great sport. Ranking Concerns.

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  1. adVantageRank Provide meaningful ABILITY based System • Promote more competition FUN The new U.S.R.A. Ranking Program • Promote cross country travel • Promote games between visitors • Promote USRA and state growth • Promote the growth of racquetball – our great sport

  2. Ranking Concerns How do players move in this system? Points system Vs. Double Jump What happens when? • I defeat a better player than my previous best win? • I defeat a player better than me but not as good as my previous best win? • Are men and women ranked together? • How are age groups handled? • Is a state B player a national B player? • Benefits (for all) of player traveling out of state. • Are leagues good or bad to rank nationally? • How are forfeits handled? • Defeating a player that beat you? End

  3. The Points System The Conventional Ranking System Questions

  4. advantageRank Point System Scenario • #44 Wayne defeats # 24 Jim (140 points difference) • Wayne gets 17 points & 25 bonus points to 1742 • Jim loses 17 points to 1823 • Jim now at just above #27 Bret Jim protests moving below Jody & Thomas Wayne still has to beat Jim 4 more times to pass him Difference in points: 140 Points Exchanged: 17 Difference in points: 81 Points Exchanged: 14 Difference in points: 53 Points Exchanged: 14 Difference in points: 25 Points Exchanged: 11 Difference in points: 3 Points Exchanged: 8 Questions

  5. adVantageRank The Double Jump System Questions

  6. Double Jump System • Upward movement occurs when: • Player defeats a player of higher ranking • Player can move up to their highest previous win in one jump • No upward movement when: • Player defeats another of lower ranking • Player loses a match • Player’s last best win was the same as their present ranking • No limit on amount of movement each win. • Ability driven • Time dependant – eliminates movement due to fluke wins • Loser goes down a maximum of 1 position • Dynamic System – Results can be submitted late. System recalculates from oldest match Players very quickly rise through the rankings to the ability level Questions

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  9. Cross Country (Out of State) Travel Benefits Questions

  10. Cross Country (Out of State) Travel Benefits Traveler, Tim plays in an out of state tournament Local player is Dave Tim defeats Dave and another even better player at this tournament Bill is the top player in the state with little chance of moving up the national rankings as he does not travel out of state. Tim moved up nationally due to his two wins Bill will now be able to move up nationally if he can once again defeat Tim. Questions

  11. Cross Country (Out of State) Travel Benefits Traveler, Tim plays in an out of state tournament Local player is Dave Tim defeats Dave and another even better player at this tournament Bill is the top player in the state with little chance of moving up the national rankings as he does not travel out of state. Tim moved up nationally due to his two wins Bill will now be able to move up nationally if he can once again defeat Tim. Questions

  12. Cross Country (Out of State) Travel Benefits Traveler, Tim plays in an out of state tournament Local player is Dave Tim defeats Dave and another even better player at this tournament Bill is the top player in the state with little chance of moving up the national rankings as he does not travel out of state. Tim moved up nationally due to his two wins Bill will now be able to move up nationally if he can once again defeat Tim. Questions

  13. What is a B? Is a state B the same as a National B? Questions

  14. Questions

  15. Men’s and Women’s RankingsCombined or Separate?

  16. What do you use for the “Official Rankings of the USRA? What do you use to calculate the rankings? Kerry wants to play in men’s events and wants the results to count for the rankings. Some other women also want this but others do not want to play men. - Kerry defeats Tom and then Dave - Kerry moves ahead of Tom thus passing all of the women Questions

  17. Age CategoriesClosed or Combined?

  18. Questions

  19. Ranking Questions • How do I get an initial ranking? • How do I move up the ranking system? • How fast can I move up in ranking? • What happens if I lose to a more poorly ranked player? • What happens if I am a junior and play in both junior and other divisions? • Are there separate rankings for both men and women? • If I play in 35’s, how will my results be scored? • Will I be able to see how I rank against just the players in my state?. • How will we be able to see our rankings? Questions

  20. adVantageRank The new U.S.R.A. Ranking Program Questions Go To Draw Go To Win Lose

  21. Cross Country (Out of State) Travel Benefits Traveler, Tim plays in an out of state tournament Local player is Dave Tim defeats Dave and another even better player at this tournament Bill is the top player in the state with little chance of moving up the national rankings as he does not travel out of state. Tim moved up nationally due to his two wins Bill will now be able to move up nationally if he can once again defeat Tim. Questions

  22. Cross Country (Out of State) Travel Benefits Traveler, Tim plays in an out of state tournament Local player is Dave Tim defeats Dave and another even better player at this tournament Bill is the top player in the state with little chance of moving up the national rankings as he does not travel out of state. Tim moved up nationally due to his two wins Bill will now be able to move up nationally if he can once again defeat Tim. Questions

  23. Questions

  24. Ranking Concerns How do players move in this system? Points system Vs. Double Jump What happens when? • I defeat a better player than my previous best win? • I defeat a player better than me but not as good as my previous best win? • Are men and women ranked together? • How are age groups handled? • Is a state B player a national B player? • Benefits (for all) of player traveling out of state. • Are leagues good or bad to rank nationally? Questions

  25. Questions

  26. Questions

  27. What do you use for the “Official Rankings of the USRA? What do you use to calculate the rankings? Kerry wants to play in men’s events and wants the results to count for the rankings. Some other women also want this but others do not want to play men. - Kerry defeats Tom and then Dave - Kerry moves ahead of Tom thus passing all of the women Questions

  28. League Play Questions

  29. Questions

  30. Win - Lose Entry Program

  31. Start New Tournament

  32. Match Entry Screen Mar 10 2003 SMB Abercrombie Adamiak Round of 32 15 – 6 10 – 15 11 - 8

  33. Match Edit Screen

  34. Match Entry Screen Mar 10 2003 SMB Abercrombie Adamiak Round of 32 15 – 6 10 – 15 11 - 8

  35. Player Edit Screen

  36. Match Entry Screen Mar 10 2003 SMB Abercrombie Adamiak Round of 32 15 – 6 10 – 15 11 - 8

  37. Player Report

  38. Reports • National • Men - Skill and Age Categories • Women - Skill and Age Categories • Junior Boys – Age Categories • Juniors Girls – Age Categories • State • Men - Skill and Age Categories • Women - Skill and Age Categories • Junior Boys – Age Categories • Juniors Girls – Age Categories • Individual • Present ranking & previous on membership record • Personal player history of all matches and ranking movement

  39. Player History

  40. Online Sanctioning USRA Tournament Director Submits Tournament For Sanctioning State Director Approves or Not

  41. Membership Verification OK? Process Ranking Yes No Return to State For Correction USRA Download Program Draw is Processed (Offline) Players with Ranking Returned to State Request For Tournament A B C $ Submit Entry Form Player Registration At State Merge with registration at AI Go To End

  42. adVantageRank The new U.S.R.A. Ranking Program Questions

  43. Match Entry Screen Mar 10 2003 SMB Abercrombie Adamiak Round of 32 15 – 6 10 – 15 11 - 8

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