World athletics scoring calculator

Calculator and Scoring Tables for Athletics Combined Events

This app is a must-have for all athletes participating in combined events and the perfect tool for all coaches.

Features:
- International scoring tables for all track and field events for both genders including masters
- Score calculator for all combined events and automatic calculation of the total score
- The calculation takes account of the age factor for masters
- Save and revise your competition results
- Characterize your own Combined Events by selecting the disciplines individually
- Forward your competition results by e-mail to your coach and friends
- Quick Calc to quickly figure the points of a solo discipline

"Great app. Thank you for creating it. I fancy how you care enough to update it frequently too."
-Ashton Eaton
USA Decathlete
Heptathlon WR Holder
Decathlon WR Holder

Version 6.2.0

Correction in calculation of elongated hurdles and steeple chase for masters

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Age-graded Tables and Combined Event Scoring

Calculate your age-graded performance using EML Sports’ Masters Athletics Age-Grading Calculator 2023 – see at Age-Graded Calculator

Despite the prevalence of many calculators on the internet, the scoring of combined events and the determination of Age-Graded Percentages and equivalent open performances remain mysteries to many masters athletes.  This article seeks to explain the complexities of and inter-relationships between Age Factors, the scoring of combined events, and Age Standards and Age-Graded Percentages.

The relationship of masters athletic performances with other age groups and with open athletic performances has been an issue that has generated considerable interest for some time.  This is because people want to compare their performances at various ages against performances of other masters age-groups and open performances and records, taking into account changed implement specifications and weights, hurdle heights etc.  Further for scoring masters combined events some relationships were also necessary for masters athletics to make use of the World Athletics (WA) combined event scoring tables.

The first Ma

Jeff Chen

I’m often asked by non-athletes what my mile time is when I tell them I’m a sprinter. Although there’s no true comparison, I’ve typically used World Athletic’s scoring tables to get a relatively close identify. For example, my 100m PR of 10.71 and a mile time of 4:08.41 are both worth 974 points. I’ve used this calculator based off of the 2017 tables for a long time, but the calculator hasn’t been updated with the 2022 data.

So, naturally, I built my own. Check it out if you haven’t already; the remainder of this post will dive into my methodology for parsing the World Athletics PDFs and fitting a curve to each category/gender/event tuple.

PDF Parsing

I built off the code I wrote when studying the effect of lanes on the 200m. The scoring table PDFs were much more structured than Diamond League results, but my data structure of choice was much more nested, so the parsing complexity netted out to be about the same. That code lives here; it basically creates a nested data structure with an array of tuples. Because the parsing takes a while to run, I saved the statistics as a flat JSON file here (warning: big file).

Curve Fitting

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