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SCORING BRIEF LTC D KIDD . Scoring metrics Each event is scored based on points , time or both. This score will be applied to a matrix of Min / Max. This score will represent the team’s performance which will convert to competition points.
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SCORING BRIEF LTC D KIDD
Scoring metrics • Each event is scored based on points, time or both. • This score will be applied to a matrix of Min / Max. • This score will represent the team’s performance which will convert to competition points. • The site information boards will explain the scoring criteria and penalties • Final scoring will be based on cumulative performance scores. • Course time will evaluated in 2 ways • Phase 1 – penalties given for teams who meet check-in gates. • Eg RMAS Blue to arr NLT 1302 at GR 345252. Team arr 1303 – penalty awarded. • Phase 2 – Sprint • No prescribed check in time – faster is better • All penalties awarded in Ph1 applied to this time • Competition points awarded against Min / Max matrix • No hold times
Scoring Passport • Competition points and route penalties recorded in passport • Challenges • Challenge upheld = score scrubbed • Challenge rejected = unsportsmanlike behaviourpenalty • Scoring Redundancy • Sites will capture team competition points and penalties in a site report as well as the team PASSPORT • Sites will radio in team competition points and penalties to scoring center for near real-time tracking • Upon site closeout – site OIC will return to TOC and reconcile any report discrepancies • The Final check will be based off the data entered into the team PASSPORT • Upon crossing the finish line the PASSPORT will be brought to the scoring center • Any discrepancies will be adjusted to the data entered into the PASSPORT
TIME TIME BASED SCORING Physically impossible Unacceptable performance GOLD SILVER BRONZE 1 2 3 4 5 Best Achievable score - optimal team in good conditions Mastery – the minimum score that would still allow the demonstration of comprehensive knowledge or skill in a subject or accomplishment Proficiency – the minimal score assessed to show a high degree of competence or skill Introductory standard – rudimentary understanding Worst Possible score
SCORE ATTAINMENT BASED SCORING Best Achievable score - optimal team in good conditions Physically impossible 1 Mastery – the minimum score that would still allow the demonstration of comprehensive knowledge or skill in a subject or accomplishment GOLD SILVER 2 Proficiency – the minimal score assessed to show a high degree of competence or skill 3 BRONZE 4 Introductory standard – rudimentary understanding Unacceptable performance Worst Possible score 5
RAW SCORE INTO COMPETITION POINTS Score nodes as per Committee OIC direction 62pts 52pts 37pts 17pts 0pts Physically impossible Unacceptable performance GOLD SILVER BRONZE 1 2 3 1 x Raw point worth 30 competition pts (300 / 10) 1 x Raw point worth 13.3 competition pts (200 / 15) 1 x Raw point worth 10 competition pts (200 / 20) 1 x Raw point worth 17.6 competition pts (300 / 17) GOLD SILVER BRONZE Un-graded 1000pts 700pts 500pts 300pts 0pts 1 2 3