Challenger Series · Tokyo
Kinoshita Group Cup
Men, Women, Pairs and Ice Dance. Explore both phases, read every protocol, or create your own judging panel.
Welcome to the SkateScore Lab
Get closer to every score.
Build the calls. Take a judge’s seat. Explore the details behind a competition.
01 / CALL & SCOREBuild a program Guided element codes, GOE, components and a printable score sheet.Open Build & Score →
02 / TAKE A SEATJudge together Set up a panel, invite judges and review calls with a technical panel.Open Shared panels →
03 / EXPLORE THE MARKSRead the results Official protocols, skater histories and a closer look at every judge’s marks.Open Results database →
Start with a real competition
Two ways into the results
Challenger Series · Norwood
Cranberry Cup International
Senior Men and Women. Compare marks, follow the skating order, and see how different judges ranked the same skaters.
Explore results without signing in. Sign in to rescore with fresh judge marks; official source results stay intact.
A little help at the boards
How to use the lab
Build and score your first program
Choose a discipline and phase in Build & Score. Use each row’s Build Code button to select elements and calls. Assist GOE guides Ice Dance execution marks; Assist scoring guides each component in all four disciplines. Review the suggestion, then explicitly apply your chosen mark. Review deductions and the program audit before opening the score sheet.
Try the program builder →Rescore an official competition
Open a competition in Results database, select an event, and choose Rescore individually. Select the phases to preload. Your roster keeps the technical calls and each phase’s starting numbers; GOE and PCS begin unmarked.
Find a competition →Invite a panel and update technical calls
Choose Create shared panel from a results event, or create a competition yourself. Set 1–9 judging seats and copy the invitation links. Assign up to three technical-panel users separately. Publish revised shared calls from the technical workspace; affected judges are asked to review their marks. Later phases can be added to the same competition.
Open shared panels →Understand protocols and judge analysis
Choose a phase, then Element comparisons to rank element types, prescribed Short / Rhythm Dance elements, and components side by side. Choose All protocols to see every skater’s GOE and component marks, plus each judge’s totals and rankings. Analysis compares marks with the other judges, highlights differences at your chosen thresholds and shows national-affiliation patterns with sample sizes. A flag invites review; it does not prove a judging error or bias.
Explore the database →Learn the calls and check the rules
Jump rotation and edge calls, spin V calls, and dance key points affect scoring in different ways. The Rules Desk explains the calls and links to the source documents. Component warnings inform judges without limiting the mark they can enter.
Around the rink
Skating headlines
International figure skating coverage from the ISU, national federations and independent skating publishers.
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The default view mixes publishers so one country does not dominate the page. Choose a publisher or keyword to narrow the coverage. The feed checks for updates hourly while this page is used. Feed dates may reflect refreshed listings; open the article for its publication date. If a publisher has no matching headlines, try All skating.
Latest in the lab · 8 September 2026
A clearer view of the competition.
- Element comparisonsCompare element scores, Base Value and GOE separately, with category breakdowns in every protocol.
- Panel managementCreate panels from custom rosters or official results. Hosts can delete a competition from either judging area after a permanent-deletion warning.
- Seasons and disciplinesBrowse the current season or all imported seasons, and filter skaters and teams by discipline.
- Competition categoriesChallenger, Grand Prix, Championships, other internationals and domestic events, with separate ISU eligibility tracking.
- Dance calling guidesFour key-point selectors, a Creative Dance checklist and a single hold/contact call for the couple.
- Every judge, every skaterFull phase protocols and a dedicated analysis view with adjustable review thresholds.
2026–27 · Senior program workspace
Build & score a skating program
Men, Women, Pairs, Ice Dance, and Synchronized Skating. Junior profiles are also available.
Educational simulation, not an official protocol.
Technical-panel calls, judge-panel trimming, referee decisions, and later ISU communications can change a real score. The validator checks what can be inferred from entered codes and program structure.
1 · Program setup
Choose a competition profile
Season template
2 · Program details
Name and timing
Projected total segment score
Live
Technical Element Score0.00
Program Component Score0.00
Deductions−0.00
3 · Technical elements
Elements and GOE
Type a final call or use Build code. Enter the final judge GOE from −5 to +5, after error reductions.
| # | Required slot / purpose | Element code | Info | BV | x | GOE | Score | Notes | Actions |
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4 · Program components
PCS rubric
Grey sliders at 0 are unmarked. Move a slider or enter a mark to begin. Returning the slider to 0 clears the mark. Judge marks use quarter points. Standalone projected panel means may use 0.01. Serious-error guidance is advisory; your marks are kept unchanged.
Transitions
Variety, difficulty and quality of linking movements and steps.
Performance
Physical, emotional and intellectual involvement in the performance.
Interpretation of the Music
Expression of the music’s character, rhythm and timing.
Composition
Design, proportion, pattern, connections, and musical form.
Presentation
Expression, energy, projection, timing, and unity.
Skating Skills
Edges, turns, balance, glide, flow, power, and speed.
PCS marks count as entered. Serious-error guidance is advisory.
5 · Deductions
Referee and rule deductions
Fall deductions are calculated where the rule is deterministic. Enter other deductions as positive amounts.
Calculated from level and discipline.
Each simultaneous two-partner fall is entered here.
Technical panel · 1 point per fall by each skater (Rule 856).
Save or export this mock protocol
Programs are stored only in this browser unless you export them.
Official source records
Results database
Official competition results are open to everyone.
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Your judging desk
Judging
Build a program, take a seat on a panel, or replay a competition at your own pace.
The results desk
Results
Explore a competition, follow a skater’s season, or look closely at the judging.
Inside a competition, choose a discipline and phase to switch between Standings, All protocols, Element comparisons and Analysis.
Make sense of the skating
Learn
Start with a question, or follow a learning path for your discipline and role.
Countries, skaters & qualification
Worlds places explained
How the 2026 Worlds results became the entry limits for 2027.
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Your seat on the panel
Judging Replay
Judge in skating order. Reveal each performance after submitting your marks.
Choose a competition to begin.
Your judging desk
Competitions
Import a roster and technical calls, then judge in skating order.
Competitions save to your account. Open Shared panel inside a competition to set up judge seats, invite your panel, and print completed results.
Practice together
Shared judging panels
Independent marks. One shared technical sheet. A complete panel protocol.
Browser-local database
Saved programs
Reopen, duplicate, export, or remove mock protocols stored on this device.
From results to invitations
Qualification explained
Follow the path from World Standings and season bests to Grand Prix assignments and replacement places.
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Learn by discipline
From the call to the mark
Follow a technical calling or judging path, then work through each element family.
How previous seasons will work
A competition will choose its verified season and rule edition automatically. Its calls, values, judging guidance and protocol legend will stay tied to that edition in solo scoring and shared panels.
Verified historical seasons support manual GOE and PCS judging in individual rescores and shared panels. Preserved rules and protocol checks keep the season’s values, calls and deductions together.
Read the season support plan ↗2026–27 rules reference
Rules desk
Plain-language summaries of scoring, well-balanced program rules, GOE, PCS, levels, timing, and deductions.
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Bundled 2026–27 lookup
Element values
Search common Senior and Junior element codes, base values, and projected GOE ranges. The official Scale of Values remains controlling.
Coverage note: the bundled database includes the principal Senior/Junior families and season patterns used by the builder. Exact uncommon variants, feature reductions, and later corrections should be checked against the linked official SOV; any row may use a manual BV override.
| Code | Element | Discipline | Category | BV | GOE −5 | GOE +5 | Notes |
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Primary-source library
Official sources
Browse the documents relevant to each season. A document can apply to more than one season; live portals are included for discovering later corrections.
Reviewed through September 8, 2026
Before using this tool for a competition decision, verify the current ISU rules portals and event announcement.
How this tool interprets the rules
Official numeric scales and well-balanced program requirements are represented as structured data. Longer criteria tables are paraphrased into searchable guidance to keep the tool usable and to avoid implying that a summary replaces the governing text.
The standalone workspace accepts projected GOE and component means. Shared panels collect individual judge marks, discard one high and one low with five or more judges, and generate a practice panel protocol. Official results remain the responsibility of the appointed officials.