Grading Tables

Salli

Salli

Member
What do you need to know?

You add three years results together. Bands that did not compete are awarded last place points, bands that have been relegated/promoted get average points.

Does this help?
 
HBB

HBB

Active Member
Alternatively, the L&SC displays it on their website. Perhaps your region might do the same.
 
Janet Watkins

Janet Watkins

Member
Salli said:
You add three years results together. Bands that did not compete are awarded last place points, bands that have been relegated/promoted get average points.
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I think you will find that bands which did not compete get last place points plus one.

Average points are the number of bands which competed in a particular year divided by two.

Janet
 
bassinthebathroom

bassinthebathroom

Active Member
Janet Watkins said:
Salli said:
You add three years results together. Bands that did not compete are awarded last place points, bands that have been relegated/promoted get average points.
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I think you will find that bands which did not compete get last place points plus one.

Average points are the number of bands which competed in a particular year divided by two.

Janet
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Average points are slightly more confusing than this, as I found out in the week. It's actually the Mean average as opposed to dividing the number of bands by 2.
e.g. Ten bands compete: 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10 = 55
55 divided by 10 bands = 5.5
(wheras 10 divided by 2 is 5)
In effect it is a 'middle' placing (if there were 11 bands, say, then halfway would be 6th place). Funny I know...

Also NoE area league tables are on the net
North of England Brass Band Championships
 
Janet Watkins

Janet Watkins

Member
bassinthebathroom said:
Average points are slightly more confusing than this, as I found out in the week. It's actually the Mean average as opposed to dividing the number of bands by 2.
e.g. Ten bands compete: 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10 = 55
55 divided by 10 bands = 5.5
(wheras 10 divided by 2 is 5)
In effect it is a 'middle' placing (if there were 11 bands, say, then halfway would be 6th place). Funny I know...
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You are quite right! I was thinking on my feet when I posted, and didn't check the facts!

Janet
 
Roger Thorne

Roger Thorne

Active Member
I was surprised to see that the North West Area Committee actually print the league tables in the programme. Let's hope the other areas will follow next year.

:wink:
 
Straightmute

Straightmute

Active Member
Roger Thorne said:
I was surprised to see that the North West Area Committee actually print the league tables in the programme. Let's hope the other areas will follow next year.

:wink:
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So do Yorkshire and the North of England.

D
 
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mabel

New Member
Grading Table

Thanks for all the useful help I suppose I am just impatient and cant wait for the association to send them.

It was the second section Midlands that I was interested in

Thanks Everyone
 
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tewkeshorn

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Well Snibston missed out on promotion by a single point on Saturday, thats the way these things go sometimes....
 
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Borfeo

Member
You should've seen the Scottish programme, it had absolutely everything you ever wanted to know in it.
Including a matrix of every band in Scotland's results in the past 20 or so years (Including the defunct ones, poor old Kepston Q-Fab, we had a great band)

I was gutted I lost mine in the bar :cry:
 
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Borfeo

Member
I know, it's pretty impressive stuff.

Well done at the weekend by the way, I would say that's a good bit of consolidating you did there :D
 
sunny_jimbob

sunny_jimbob

Member
Re: Grading Table

mabel said:
Thanks for all the useful help I suppose I am just impatient and cant wait for the association to send them.

It was the second section Midlands that I was interested in
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You're not the only one...!

/bated breath
 
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