KScore concept map
This is the reference table. If you know how to do something in KSCORE and you want to find it in Gym Art Meets, look it up here. Each row tells you what the feature is called, what it does, and where to find instructions.
If you're looking for the bigger picture (how to think about the transition, what things are called, how the workflow changes), start with the main migration guide instead.
Meet setup and configuration
Contact KSCORE to set up your event
Create a new competition
Create a Meet (you do it yourself)
Set event details (name, dates, venue)
Basic event information
Meet settings (name, dates, venue, address, branding)
Sub-category (color levels like "Xcel Bronze Orange")
Age-based groupings within a level
Age Group (defined by birth date ranges)
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Split a big age group across sessions but rank them together
Subdivision
Category + Sub-category together
The unit that gets scheduled and ranked
Competition = Level + Age Group + Subdivision
Choose FIG or 10.0 scoring
Set the scoring system
Score settings per level (FIG, Regional, or custom)
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Make your meet public or invite-only
Meet visibility (public or private)
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Control what data you collect and how
Data consent settings
Scheduling
Session (like "Xcel Bronze A")
A time block where gymnasts compete
Session (same idea)
Build rotation schedule (drag-and-drop)
Set the apparatus order
Apparatus order per session, with auto-distribution
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Set timing for march-in, warm-up, compete, rotate
Session timeline
Assign athletes to rotations
Place gymnasts in rotation order
Assign gymnasts to rotations (auto or manual)
Print rotation schedules
See who goes where and when
View schedule as registrant (digital and printable)
FIG Competition I through IV (multi-day)
Run a competition across multiple days
Multiple sessions across dates in the same meet
Judges
Assign judges to apparatus
Put judges where they need to be
Assign judges to apparatus (D1, E1-E7, S1, VR per apparatus)
Score entry
Judges enter scores via browser (tablet or phone)
Digital score entry
Judges Companion app (iPhone, Android, or web browser)
Chit-based entry (paper to secretary)
Secretary enters scores from paper
Enter scores as admin (secretary uses the Meet Dashboard)
Verbal score entry (judge tells secretary)
Secretary types in scores
Enter scores as admin
Enter D score
Difficulty score entry
D1 judge enters via Judges Companion
Enter E score
Execution score entry
E judges enter deductions via Judges Companion
Penalties
Time, boundary, line penalties
Neutral deductions (entered by D1 or admin)
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Print paper score sheets
Printable judge score sheets
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Record video of routines during competition
Video recording via Judges Companion
Score settings and calculations
Score = D + E - Penalty
Final score formula
Same: Execution + Difficulty + Bonus - Neutral Deductions
Mix FIG and 10.0 in same competition
Use different scoring systems per level
Score settings configured independently per level
Vault scoring
How vault attempts are scored
Vault Score Decision: One Vault, Average, or Best of Two
Gold-Silver-Bronze thresholds
Medal cutoffs
Configurable ranking with tiebreaker rules and bump ranks per level
Tiebreaker rules
What happens when scores are tied
8 tiebreaker algorithms, configurable per level and per ranking context
Drop high or low E score
Trim extreme execution scores
Initial execution setting (average, drop high, drop low, drop both)
Team results (6-5-4, all scores, etc.)
How team scores are totaled
Team Score Count configured per level
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Skip a rank when gymnasts tie (1st, 1st, 3rd)
Bump ranks per level
Registration
register.kscore.ca
Registration portal for clubs
Registration is built into the platform
Register individual athletes
Sign up gymnasts for a meet
Gymnast registration (club-driven)
Register coaches
Sign up coaches for a meet
Coach registration with certification tracking
Price increase after a deadline
Late registration costs more
Late fee system with automatic enforcement
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Import a whole roster at once
CSV import for bulk registration
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Collect extra info (allergies, shirt sizes)
Custom registration fields (text, numbers, dropdowns, yes/no)
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Clubs upload floor music files
Music upload with deadline enforcement
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Auto-waitlist when a level is full
Waitlist with capacity enforcement
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Clubs request level changes, scratches, refunds online
Club request system with one-click approval
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Collect payments online
Full Stripe payment integration
Live results and spectator experience
live.kscore.ca (4-second refresh)
Live results page
Gym Art Live at live.gymart.org (real-time updates)
View session results
See scores by session
Scores, rankings, schedules, team results all in one place
Rotation schedules online
See who goes where
Digital schedule view for registrants
Public results (public by default)
Anyone can see results
Public or password-protected, your choice, with QR codes
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Mobile app for spectators
Gym Art app for iPhone and Android
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Let spectators watch routine videos
Organizer-controlled video access
(nothing like this in KSCORE)
Put live scores on venue screens
Projector displays and QR codes
Things that only Gym Art Meets has
These are features with no KSCORE equivalent. You don't need them to get started, but they're there.
Music management
Centralized music library, MP3 upload, primary music per gymnast, deadline enforcement
Custom registration fields
Unlimited extra fields for allergies, shirt sizes, dietary needs, anything
Club request system
Online requests for level changes, scratches, refunds, one-click approve or reject
Video recording
Judges record routines through the Judges Companion, videos link to gymnasts and scores automatically
Payment dashboard
Stripe payments, outstanding balance tracking, CSV export of financial data
Projector and QR codes
QR codes for judges, spectators, Wi-Fi access; live scoring on venue screens
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