Levels

Levels define how gymnasts are categorized, scored, and ranked at your meet.

A level in Gym Art Meets represents a competition category — for example, "Level 5", "Xcel Gold", or "Junior Elite". Each level has its own pricing, capacity, and score settings that control how individual and team results are calculated.

What You Can Configure Per Level

Setting	What It Controls
Name & discipline	Level name and sport type (WAG, MAG, etc.)
Capacity & pricing	Max gymnasts and registration fee
Individual score settings	Tiebreakers, vault decisions, rank method
Team score settings	Team size, score selection, team tiebreakers
Age groups & subdivisions	How gymnasts are grouped within this level

Steps

1. Create a level — Add a new level with name, discipline, capacity, and price

2. Configure individual score settings — Set tiebreakers, vault decisions, and rank method

3. Configure team score settings — Set team score count, selection method, and team tiebreakers

4. Understand vault score decisions — Choose between one vault, average, or best of two

5. Understand bump ranks on tie — Choose how tied ranks are numbered

6. Delete a level — Remove a level you no longer need

How Levels Relate to Other Concepts

• Each level belongs to a meet — configure levels after creating a meet

• Levels define the score settings used by competitions (age groups + subdivisions) — see How do competitions work?

• Score settings on a level are the default; individual competitions can override them

• Tiebreaker algorithms are configured per level — see How do tiebreakers work?

Related

• How do I create and configure a meet?

• How does scoring work?

• How do tiebreakers work?

• How do competitions, age groups, and subdivisions work?

• Glossary