TIE BREAKING INFORMATION
Ties Are Broken Using The Following Rules
Developmental Program Tie Breaker Rules
TRAMPOLINE TIE BREAKER RULES
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Levels 1–7​
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Highest single E-score
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If there is still a tie, the tie will not be broken
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Level 8​
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Higher H-score
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Higher D-score
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Higher sum of the E-scores of the two routines
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If there is still a tie, the tie will not be broken
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Levels 9–Op
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Qualification
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Higher T-score where applicable
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Higher H-score
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Higher D-score
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Higher sum of the E-scores of the two routines
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Example of distribution of awards if a tie cannot be broken
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Two competitors are tied for 2nd place:
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Award the 1st place medal to the gymnast with the highest score
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Award 2nd place medals to both gymnasts with the tied score
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No 3rd place medal is awarded
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The 4th place award is presented to the next gymnast, and so on
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TUMBLING TIE BREAKER RULES
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Level 1–7
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Qualification
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Highest total of the best individual E-scores from both routines
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Highest individual E-score of the 2nd routine
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Highest individual E-score of the 1st routine
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If still tied → tie is not broken
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Level 8
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Qualification
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Highest combined D-score from both routines
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Higher total of all E-scores from both routines
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Lower total of all CJP penalties from both routines
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Higher D-score of one routine
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Highest combined total E-score of routine 1 and routine 2
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If still tied → tie is not broken
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Level 9–Open
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Qualification
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Highest combined D-score from both routines
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Higher total of all E-scores from both routines
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Lower total of all CJP penalties from both routines
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Higher D-score of one routine
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If still tied → tie is not broken
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Example: Award Distribution if a Tie Cannot Be Broken
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Two competitors are tied for 2nd place:
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1st place → awarded to the gymnast with the highest score
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2nd place → both gymnasts receive medals
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3rd place → not awarded
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4th place → awarded to the next gymnast
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Continue accordingly for remaining placements
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DOUBLE MINI TIE BREAKER RULES
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Level 1–7
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Qualification
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Highest total of the best individual E-scores from both routines
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Highest individual E-score of the 2nd routine
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Highest individual E-score of the 1st routine
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If still tied → tie is not broken
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Level 8
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Qualification
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Highest combined D-score from both routines
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Higher total of all E-scores from both routines
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Lower total of all CJP penalties from both routines
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Higher D-score of one routine
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Highest combined total E-score of routine 1 and routine 2
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If still tied → tie is not broken
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Level 9–Open
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Qualification
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Highest combined D-score from both routines
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Higher total of all E-scores from both routines
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Lower total of all CJP penalties from both routines
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Higher D-score of one routine
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If still tied → tie is not broken
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Examples of Award Distribution if Ties Cannot Be Broken
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Two competitors are tied for 2nd place:
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1st place → awarded to the gymnast with the highest score
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2nd place → both gymnasts receive medals
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3rd place → not awarded
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4th place → awarded to the next gymnast
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Continue accordingly for remaining placements
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