Coaches Can there be a split start value? (USAG, Xcel)

[Mthegymqueen]

Say if one judge gives you a 9.5 SV, and another judge gives you a 10.0 SV, would you SV become a 9.75 SV, or would the judges have to come to an agreement?

 

[claire_gymnast09]

I believe the head judge gets the final say

 

[JBS]

You would just have two start values... then if then score was not in range they would have to conference.

 

[fuzi]

Seconding JBS’s response: We can have a split start value. We both calculate our scores independently and, assuming the scores are within an acceptable range, simply average as usual.

 

[GymnastPotterhead]

Oh wow, that is interesting to know. I had a 10 and a 9.5 SV at a recent meet for Xcel and my coach said they would use the lower SV.

 

[Mthegymqueen]

Oh wow, that is interesting to know. I had a 10 and a 9.5 SV at a recent meet for Xcel and my coach said they would use the lower SV.

That's what I thought they would too. They first flashed up both SVs, and then the final one they set up was the 9.5, but when I got my scorecard back, both SVs were written down.

 

[NYGymfamily]

Say if one judge gives you a 9.5 SV, and another judge gives you a 10.0 SV, would you SV become a 9.75 SV, or would the judges have to come to an agreement?

Just for other knowledge, SV can't be a 9.75, or any score that ends in 5, or 25, or 75. Only 2 numbers (9.700, 8.600, etc)

 

[3rd_time_around]

2 different start values happens quite often.