GYM COMP SCORING.doc 2025

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The document provides a comprehensive guide for using Gymcomp, a club competition scoring software designed for Women's Artistic Gymnastics. It includes instructions on installation, setting up competitions and sessions, entering scores, generating reports, and troubleshooting common issues. The software is compatible with MS Access 2003 or later and allows users to manage gymnasts, teams, and results efficiently.

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Begin by reviewing the 'Getting Started' section. Ensure you have the necessary software installed, as this document is designed for MS Access 2003 or later.
Navigate to the 'Setting Up' section. Here, you can manage competitions and sessions. Use the provided fields to add or delete competitions and sessions as needed.
In the 'Entering Scores' section, select 'Enter/Edit Scores' to input scores for each gymnast. Make sure to verify that names match those on your score sheets before entering scores.
Once all scores are entered, proceed to the 'Printing Results' section. Select 'Results' and print necessary reports such as 'Announcers Summary' and 'Team Results'.

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What do d and e mean in gymnastics?

In Olympic gymnastics, the score for an athlete is based on two different components; the Execution Score and Difficulty Score. Each Execution Score starts at 10.0 points. The judges on the execution panel deduct points for errors, such as steps on landings, falls, flexed feet, bent knees, etc.

Is 13 a high score in gymnastics?

Solid scores start at about the mid-13 range. Scores in the 14s are very good and scores in the 15s are excellent. Anything lower than around 12.500 is considered a miss.

What does the D score mean?

Gymnasts are awarded a D score for difficulty and an E score for execution. The difficulty score is based on the performed moves, earning between 0.1 and 1.0 points per move. The top eight moves are counted for women, and top 10 for men, to give them their final D score.

What does d score mean in gymnastics?

The D-score (or difficulty score) indicates the difficulty of the exercise on three criteria: Difficulty Value (DV): The difficulty value of a routine is the combined total of the eight elements with the highest value according to the Table of Elements. The dismount is included as one of the eight elements.

How are gymnastics competitions scored?

There are two judging panels in artistic gymnastics. One looks at difficulty (the D-Score panel) and one looks at execution (the E-Score panel). The final D-Score and the final E-Score are then added together to give the total score for the routine.

Is 15.000 a perfect score in gymnastics?

A score that is 15.000 or higher is exceptional. Simone Biles high scores are the result of her performing incredibly difficult skills with very few form breaks.