Proving Grounds Washington State Rankings
Unlike some ranking lists, that reward all division wins the same, Proving Grounds ranking will give a much more accurate picture of who are the top Washington State grapplers. Quality and consistency are the keys to victory.
An competitor’s ranking points will be awarded based on:
Individual tournament performance within their bracket
- Submission = 3 points
- Draw = 1 points
Level of event participation
- (.25) One quarter of a point for the 1st event attended.
- (.75) Three quarters of a point for the second event attended when in succession with a previous event.
- (1) One point for participating in all 3 events for the year.
Example of points calculation 1: Wallid attended the February 3rd event and earns 3 submissions, 2 draws, and 1 loss. He then competes in the June 2nd event and earns 3 submissions and 1 loss. When October comes, Wallid skips the event due to an injury that occurred during surfing. His ranking points would be:
After February 3rd – 11.25 points (3+3+3+1+1+.25=11.25)
After June 2nd – 21.00 points (11.25+3+3+3+.75=21.00)
Year end – 21.00 points (21.00+0=21.00)
Example of points calculation 2: Terere scores 2 submissions in February. When June comes, all the big guns show up and he sweeps the division by earning 5 submissions. Returning from a marathon of competitions, in October, he has a mixed showing, earning 3 submissions, 2 draws, and 1 loss. His ranking points would be:
After February 3rd – 6.25 points (3+3+.25=6.25)
After June 2nd – 22.00 points (6.25+3+3+3+3+3+.75=22.00)
Year end – 34.00 points (22.00+3+3+3+1+1+1=34.00)
*In cases where a competitor moves up a weight class or skill level due to there being a lack of competitors in their registered division, the athlete’s earned points will be applied to their registered divisions ranking.
*For any competitor to be in contention for the #1 State ranking position, they must have submitted at least one competitor in a KYS Promotions sanctioned event.
*In order for a competitor to be eligible for a rankings list, the competitor must have competed against a minimum of (3) three opponents in one event or at least (2) two opponents in each of (2) two separate events in the contested division.
*Tie Breaker
In the event of a tie for 1st, 2nd, or 3rd Place, the podium placement will be determined by:
1. Most Submission finishes
2. Submission total tied->>Head to Head results
3. Head to Head draw->>Most active competitor based on number of total matches
4. Most active competitor tied->>Fastest recorded submission
5. Fastest Submission tied->>Greatest number of event appearances
6. Greatest number of event appearances tied->> Competitors will share the disputed placing