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Check Out The 2019 CrossFit Games Scoring Guide!

CrossFit Released A Scoring Guide For 2019 Games

Aiman Zubair

Written by Aiman Zubair

Last Updated onJuly 22, 2019

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The CrossFit Games will be making several changes this year, including some to the scoring system. Don’t worry though, the new scoring system has been released, so you can be prepared.

It was announced that the 2019 CrossFit Games would be open to several broadcast partners, to make viewing easier. Additionally, there have been some changes to the way scoring is done, which CrossFit released, here.

According to the post, there will be 148 men, and 134 women. It will then be cut down to 75 competitors in the first day, based on the scoring chart below.

We broke things down a little more simply, here:

Individual Scoring 

Events One & Two

The winner of each event gets 100 points. Subsequently, the score decreases for each following athlete, 2 points per position. (i.e. 2nd place gets 98 points, 3rd gets 96, etc.)

This continues until 28th place. After this, it changes to 1 point per place. (28th place gets 47 points, 27th gets 46, etc.)

From 76th place, on, each athlete earns 0 points. This only applies to the first day, as after that, there are only 75 athletes.

Event Three

By the third event, there are 50 competitors remaining.

At this point scoring starts at 100 points for first place. This time however, each following person loses two points, per position. (2nd place scores 98, 3rd 96, etc)

The final athlete walks away with 2 points.

Event Four

On event four, there will be 40 athletes.

Here, the scoring is similar to the first two events. However, this time the winner gets 100 points, but te remaining athletes lose 3 points for every place. (2nd place gets 97, 3rd gets 93, etc)

This continues until 22nd place, when it drops to 2 points. (21st gets 40 points, 20th gets 38, etc.)

Event Five

Here, we are left with 30 athletes.

The winner of this event gets 100 points. Subsequently, each athlete loses 4 points until 14th place, where it drops to 3 points. (2nd place scores 96, and 3rd gets 92, while 14th scores 49, and 15th gets 46, etc.)

Event Six

Now we are down to the final 20.

Here it is straightforward, as the winner gets 100 points, and each place loses 5 points respectively.

The final athlete in this event scores 5 points.

Event Seven

The final event pits the final 10 athletes against each other.

The winner here, gets 100 points with each athlete losing 10 points accordingly.

In the final event, the last athlete scores 10 points.

 

Team Scoring

The team scoring is a far less complicated system. This scoring is a set number of points for each day. There will be 14 teams competing.

Each day the winning team scores 100 points. For the first day, teams lose 7 points according to their placing. The second day sees the 11 remaining teams lose 10 points with the third event having 9 teams and losing 12 points. Additionally, on day four, there are 7 teams which lose 16 points, and on the final day, 5 teams compete losing 5 points per placing.

 

The 2019 CrossFit Games are looking to be the most exciting yet. With all these changes, it will be fun to watch.

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Aiman Zubair

Aiman Zubair

Zubair is a professional writer, researcher and fitness instructor/consultant. He had helped hundreds of people find ways to become more fit and healthy through a balanced life focusing on an individualized approach to their nutrition and fitness. In addition, Zubair has written extensively in the fitness and health and sports industries, including writing for companies such as Vice, SB Nation.

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