Results usually arrive as one long file with every division stacked inside it. On FullOut each score is its own card, already carrying the team, the division, the placement and the event.
Why scores are grouped by level/live signed out, desktop 1440x900, scrolled to the top so the live indicator, the 'Updated' timestamp and at least six score cards are visible, each with gym logo, team name, division line, score and placement badge
The feed is free and open. An account is only needed to follow a team.
Create your free accountThe official results land as a single document with every level inside it. To reach Level 6 Senior you scroll past every Tiny and Youth division first, then scroll back because you lost track of which column was the final score.
You find the number, and thirty seconds later someone in the group chat asks who took the division. So you start again, from the top of the same file.
The results are public the second the producer releases them. Reading them is the part that eats the afternoon.
One page, updating while you watch it, for every event FullOut has taken in.
/live signed out, desktop 1440x900, cropped to two or three adjacent score cards so the placement badge, score and event line are legible
Team, gym, division, final score, placement, the event and how long ago it landed. The answer is on the card before you tap anything.
/competitions/[id]/divisions/[divisionId] signed out, desktop 1440x900, scrolled so a level heading, its age groups and one division's top three podium are all on screen
Every card opens that division at that event, sorted into discipline, level and age group, with the top three shown as a podium.
A real team page signed in as an ELITE seed user, desktop 1440x900, with the Follow button and the notification toggle both visible
Follow a team and the bell fires when its scores post. One team on the free Prep plan, every team you follow on the Elite plan, plus email and text there too.
Scores appear as event producers release them and FullOut takes them in. Some producers send results live from the floor, others after the fact, so every card states how long ago it landed rather than pretending they all arrive together.
Parents watching one routine at an event whose schedule runs to 1,500+ performances, who want the score without learning the layout of a new results file every weekend.
Coaches who need the division standing before the bus leaves, and athletes and alumni following a program from four states away. Everyone in that list is reading the same public record. This is the version of it built to be read on a phone.
From: A parent or head coach who follows a team through a full season, named, with their gym
Must say: The weekend they stopped opening the results file, and what they check on the feed instead now.
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Reading the feed needs no account. Create a free one to follow a team and get the bell when its scores post, or add the Elite plan for every team you follow, by email and text.