SCORING
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Scoring
for all events will be based on a 100-point scale. Each score sheet for each judge for each
event will contain identical scoring criteria.
|
Uniform
Appearance – 10 points |
Uniforms
clean, pressed and standardized |
|
Snap
– 10 points |
Sharp,
crisp movements as opposed to sloppy movements |
|
Precision/Uniformity
– 10 points |
Unit
cohesion, teams executing movements in a precise, identical manner |
|
Posture
– 10 points |
All
members standing straight, shoulders back, eyes caged, while static and
marching |
|
Arms
– 10 points |
Correct
arm-swing, arm-pinning for movements of 90 degrees or more, arm-swing
standardized among a team |
|
Flow
– 10 points |
Routine
free of awkward hesitation or excessive “dead time” |
|
Alignment
– 10 points |
Correct
dress and cover and sharp EXH formations |
|
Routine
– 10 points |
Difficulty
and quality of an EXH routine or proper execution of RDS or CG routine |
|
Overall
Impression – 20 points |
Takes
a team’s overall performance, enthusiasm, professionalism, apparent preparation
and team captain into account |
On a ten-point scale, judges will be instructed to critique as follows:
|
0-1
points |
Unsatisfactory
(poor) |
|
2-4
points |
Marginal
(fair) |
|
5-7
points |
Satisfactory
(good) |
|
8-9
points |
Excellent
(great) |
|
10
points |
Outstanding
(no apparent flaws) |
Judges will be instructed to be strict. An average team should expect a score of 40-60 points. Scores below 50 points will be very common. Scores above 80 points will be rare.
A team’s final score for a performance is the equally-weighted average of each of the judges’ scores for that performance minus any assessed penalties. In the event of a tie, the head judge’s score will be used to determine the winner.