You can already name the three programs that turn up in your division at every event. What you cannot produce is the record against them, or the category where they take the points.
See how benchmarks work
Free to start. Competitor intelligence is on the Pro plan.
Create your free accountThree programs land in your division at nearly every event. Your athletes can name them, your parents can name them, and if you ask what the record is you get four different answers and one very confident one.
All of it was published. It is just scattered across a season of separate result sets, which is why nobody has ever added it up.
The useful question is not who is better. It is who has been better, at which event, and by how much.
Built from the events you both actually attended, for the season you pick.
/[username]/analyze/team/[slug], Competition tab, PRO seed user, desktop 1440x900, the Competitor Rankings card with at least six rows visible
Competitors are found from shared events, then ranked by how many times you have met and how they have scored.
/[username]/analyze/team/[slug], Competition tab, PRO seed user, desktop 1440x900, the Score Trends vs Competitors chart with five competitor lines plotted
One chart puts your scores beside your closest competitors across the season, so you can see who moved and when.
/[username]/analyze/team/[slug], Competition tab, PRO seed user, desktop 1440x900, the Strengths and Weaknesses radar card with both the team and field average plotted
The radar sets your category scores against the field, so a strength and a soft spot sit one glance apart.
/[username]/analyze/team/[slug], Competition tab, PRO seed user, desktop 1440x900, Head-to-Head Records card with one opponent row expanded showing per event rounds and scores
Wins, losses and ties against a named opponent, plus the average score difference, opening out to every event you both attended.
Competitor rankings, the score chart, the strength radar and head to head records are on the Pro plan, at $29.99 a month or $299.99 a year. None of it is a forecast. It is the record of events you both already competed at.
Head coaches preparing for a specific event, who want to know what the teams in the division did last time out. Program directors and gym owners who need the same read for every team in the building.
It is also the view to open when a division splits into finals and you want the history behind the teams sitting either side of you.
From: A head coach or program director at an all star gym, named, with their gym
Must say: The rival they looked up, what the head to head record actually turned out to be, and how that changed what they worked on before the next meeting.
Collect the name, title and program before this page goes live. Do not ship an unattributed quote.
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