Thanks so much, my class is having a class tournament and we all have to learn this, and while I can read it, I didn’t understand how to properly make it though, and this helped so much.
It's for students/parents of students of the sport like yourself that we made this. Glad to have helped! Feel free to spread the word for those who want the explanation!
coach if fencer A (3/4 victory) gets more victory than fencer B (2/4 victory) BUT A (15-12=3) total scored less then B (16-10=+6) then should I rank A number 1 or B?
The first criteria for seeding after pools will be percent victories (1st). It doesn't matter how many touches. If the percent of victories is tied the next criteria (2nd) will be Indicator (Difference between hits sent vs hit received.) If the indicator is tied (3rd) than the person who sent more hits seeds above the person who sent less. Hope that clarifies.
Generally good information. but the explanation of how to deal with seeding fencers from different pool sizes was sketchy and confusing. It's typically more straightforward to understand if the victories divided by bouts fenced is expressed as a true percentage (i.e. 80% or 100%), as opposed to calling it a percentage, but then saying "eight hundred" vs. "a thousand". Likewise, showing fencers having fenced different numbers of bouts on the same score sheet is potentially confusing.
Thanks so much, my class is having a class tournament and we all have to learn this, and while I can read it, I didn’t understand how to properly make it though, and this helped so much.
It's for students/parents of students of the sport like yourself that we made this. Glad to have helped! Feel free to spread the word for those who want the explanation!
Well done! Thanks.
As always good work, thank you coach 🤺
feel free to share with those who want explanation!
coach if fencer A (3/4 victory) gets more victory than fencer B (2/4 victory) BUT A (15-12=3) total scored less then B (16-10=+6) then should I rank A number 1 or B?
The first criteria for seeding after pools will be percent victories (1st). It doesn't matter how many touches. If the percent of victories is tied the next criteria (2nd) will be Indicator (Difference between hits sent vs hit received.) If the indicator is tied (3rd) than the person who sent more hits seeds above the person who sent less.
Hope that clarifies.
Generally good information. but the explanation of how to deal with seeding fencers from different pool sizes was sketchy and confusing. It's typically more straightforward to understand if the victories divided by bouts fenced is expressed as a true percentage (i.e. 80% or 100%), as opposed to calling it a percentage, but then saying "eight hundred" vs. "a thousand". Likewise, showing fencers having fenced different numbers of bouts on the same score sheet is potentially confusing.