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Round SheetWorking notes from the competition desk

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Judging

The marks, the sheets, the skating system and the arithmetic that turns them into places

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A judge's paper sheet on a clipboard resting on a wooden table beside a pencil and a stopwatch, under the warm light of a ballroom side lamp, shot from slightly above with the mark columns in focus.
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A Judge's Sheet That Survives the Final Round

A judge's sheet holds pairings, marks, penalties and signatures. The layout, not the handwriting, decides whether it survives a final round.

1,228 words · 5 min

A judge's paper scoresheet on a clipboard resting on a wooden table beside a pencil, with columns of handwritten placements and a printed heat list, lit by overhead hall light.
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The Skating System: How Marks Become Places

The skating system turns panels of marks into places by majority, one round at a time. A worked example shows the arithmetic from first places to final ranking.

924 words · 4 min

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