KScore results and rankings

How results, tiebreakers, and awards work if you're coming from KSCORE.

Before you start: You'll want score settings configured and scores entered.

What you're used to

In KSCORE, results show up on live.kscore.ca with a 4-second refresh. Results are public by default. You can print them or display them. Tiebreakers and team scoring (6-5-4, all scores, etc.) are configurable. Medal thresholds are set up for Gold, Silver, and Bronze.

How it works now

Results are live, automatically

You don't have to do anything special to publish results. As scores come in and get verified, rankings update on Gym Art Livearrow-up-right in real time. Not every 4 seconds, but actually in real time.

The system calculates all of these automatically:

  • Individual apparatus rankings

  • Individual all-around

  • Team apparatus

  • Team all-around

Results overview

What spectators see

Spectators can view results in a web browser at live.gymart.org. No app needed. There's also a Gym Art mobile app for iPhone and Android if they want push notifications and easier navigation, but it's optional.

If you want to control who sees results, you can password-protect your meet. You can also generate QR codes that make it easy for people in the venue to pull up results on their phones.

For in-venue displays, you can put live scores on a projector or TV screen.

Live results

Tiebreakers (you get more control here)

In KSCORE, tiebreaker rules are set at the event level. In Gym Art Meets, you can set different tiebreakers for each type of ranking, independently, for each level. So your individual all-around tiebreaker can be different from your individual apparatus tiebreaker, and your CCP levels can use different rules from your Xcel levels.

The ranking contexts you can configure separately:

Context
What it ranks

Individual apparatus

Per-apparatus ranking

Individual all-around

All-around ranking

Individual vault

Vault-specific ranking

Team apparatus

Team apparatus ranking

Team all-around

Team all-around ranking

And the tiebreaker algorithms you can choose from:

Algorithm
What it does

Do Not Break Ties

Gymnasts share the rank

Compare E then D

Look at execution first, then difficulty

Compare D then E

Look at difficulty first, then execution

All-Around Score

The all-around total decides

Cascading All-Around

Progressively drop the lowest apparatus score

Cascading AA then E then D

Progressive drop, then execution, then difficulty

Oldest Age Wins

The older gymnast gets the higher rank

Youngest Age Wins

The younger gymnast gets the higher rank

How tiebreakers work

Bump ranks

When two gymnasts tie, should the next rank be skipped? For example, if two gymnasts tie for 1st, is the next one 2nd or 3rd?

  • Bump on: 1st, 1st, 3rd (standard competition ranking)

  • Bump off: 1st, 1st, 2nd (dense ranking)

This is set per level.

How bump ranks work

Team scoring

In KSCORE, you configure team scoring with options like 6-5-4 or all scores counting. In Gym Art Meets, the idea is the same but the settings are a bit more explicit:

  • Count-from is how many gymnasts on the team contribute scores

  • Count-toward is how many of those scores actually count for the team total

  • Selection method is how the counting scores are chosen (top N, for example)

This is set per level.

Team score settings

Awards and subdivisions

If you use subdivisions (the feature that lets you split big age groups across sessions), you can choose whether each subdivision gets its own awards or whether all gymnasts in the age group are ranked together regardless of which session they competed in.

This is a toggle: "treat subdivisions as award groups." On means separate awards per subdivision. Off means subdivisions are just for scheduling.

Create subdivisions

Exporting results

When the meet is done (or during, if you need to), you can export results as:

  • PDF for printing

  • Excel or CSV for records, federation submission, or whatever you need

Export scores

Quick comparison

KSCORE
Gym Art Meets

Results speed

4-second refresh

Real-time

Mobile

Browser only

Browser plus iPhone and Android app

Access control

Public by default

Public or password-protected

Tiebreaker control

One rule for the whole event

Different rules per ranking context, per level

Team scoring

6-5-4, all scores, etc.

Count-from, count-toward, selection method, per level

Awards

Medal thresholds

Subdivision-based award groups (toggle on or off)

Export

Print and display

PDF, Excel, CSV, plus live public link

In-venue display

Print

Projector displays and QR codes

Video for spectators

Not available

Organizer-controlled video access

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