See where your score actually sits in the division
The scoresheet hands you a number. It does not tell you the division averaged 87.6, that you sat in the 62nd percentile, or that your jumps were the reason.
How cheer scoring works
Free to start. Benchmarks come with the Elite plan, at $4.99 a month.
Create your free accountA number with nothing to compare it against
An 88.4 means nothing on its own. It is good in one division and fourth place in another, and the only way to find out which is to wait for full results and read every other team's sheet.
So the honest answer to how the weekend went is usually the placement, which tells you where you finished and nothing at all about why.
Your season is already scored against these exact teams. Nobody has ever put the two columns next to each other.
What a benchmark actually gives you
Five readings on the same season, all on the Elite plan, all built from results that were already scored.
/[username]/analyze/team/[slug], Edge tab, ELITE seed user, desktop 1440x900, the Category detail vs division panel with the team average and division average bars both labelled
Your score against the division average
Each scored routine is set against the average final score for that division and season, so a number becomes a position.
/[username]/analyze, Overview tab, power ranking table, ELITE seed user with 3 or more followed teams, desktop 1440x900, percentile column visible
Your percentile in the division
Percentile says how much of your division you are scoring above, which is the question placement never answers.
/[username]/analyze, the Consistency card in the headline strip showing a real standard deviation, ELITE seed user, desktop 1440x900
How steady the season has been
Consistency reads the spread of your scores across events, so a team that swings three points looks different from one that does not.
/[username]/analyze/team/[slug], Overview tab, the Trend card in the KPI strip plus the Score Trend chart below it, ELITE seed user, desktop 1440x900
Which way you are going
Trend reads your recent scored events and calls the season improving, steady or declining.
/[username]/analyze/team/[slug], Edge tab, ELITE seed user, desktop 1440x900, scrolled so the ranked gap bars and the strengths and weaknesses lists are both on screen
Edge Finder ranks the gaps by size
Every scoring category sits next to the division average, sorted by the size of the gap, so the weak section surfaces first.
A score is not a grade.
It is a position in a division.
Division benchmarks, percentile, consistency, trend and Edge Finder all come with the Elite plan, at $4.99 a month or $49.99 a year. Nothing here is a projection. It is your scored results, sorted against the division you competed in.
Who this is for
Head coaches and program directors who have to decide what Monday practice is for. Gym owners watching several teams at once, who need the same reading for each of them.
And the athlete or parent who wants to know where the team really stands in its division, not just what it placed on Saturday.
From: A head coach or program director at an all star gym, named, with their gym
Must say: The gap they found against the division average, what they changed in practice, and where the score went at the next event.
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Start with the free account
Follow your teams and keep every result in one place. Add the Elite plan when you want the division average, the percentile and Edge Finder.