SPL3 Format | sportparkourleague

SPL3

PRELIMS | AUG 16TH

COMMUNITY ROUND

6 Challenges
20 Minute Time Limit
Each challenge has its own specific criteria
All athletes on the course at the same time
0.5 points per completed challenge
Speed bonus awarded if multiple competitors complete all challenges.
- EXAMPLE: Three competitors complete all 6 challenges
  - 1ST: 4.0 points
  - 2ND: 3.5 points
  - 3RD: 3.0 points
Tied competitors who complete less than 6 challenges will be ranked by how quickly they completed their total number of challenges

SEMI FINALS | AUG 17TH

TIME ROUND

Top 8 competitors qualify
5 Challenges
2 Minute time limit
Each challenge has its own specific criteria
One athlete on the course at a time
Competitors who haven't performed yet must wait in isolation and cannot watch others have their turn
1.0 points per completed challenge
1.0 speed bonus point for the athlete who completes all 5 challenges the fastest.

FINALS | AUG 18TH

CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND

Top 5 competitors qualify
3 Challenges
3 Attempts
Attempts in rotation
- Each competitor makes an attempt until all have gone, then the next set of attempts begin
Each challenge is worth:
- One bang: 4.0 points
- 2nd attempt: 3.5 points
- 3rd attempt: 3.0 points
All 3 days scores are added together to determine the final ranking
Partial completions in the Finals may be used to break ties
- Whomever was judged as being closer to finishing a challenge

PRELIMS & SEMI FINALS | AUG 16TH & 17TH

Start and finish points are marked by laser gates or touch pads
Competitors trigger their own start
Checkpoints must be navigated in a specific order
- Red Flags must stay to the competitors' right side
- Yellow Flags must stay to the competitors' left side
Each competitor gets one official run
Top 8 competitors qualify for the Semi Finals

FINALS | AUG 18TH

Top 5 competitors qualify for the Finals
Competitors practice in isolation
Each competitor gets two official runs
- Only the fastest of their two runs contributes to their total score
Start/Finish and Checkpoint rules are the same as in the prior rounds of competition

ALL ROUNDS SCORING

Speed courses are scored by rank point
Rank point differences double each day
- Prelims - 0.5 point per ranking
- Semi Finals - 1.0 point per ranking
- Finals - 2.0 points per ranking
Scores from all 3 days of competition are added together
Total time is used to decide final rank if competitors tie in rank points

PRELIMS | AUG 16TH

COMBO ROUND

3 zones: 1 combo in each zone
A combo is 2 - 3 moves
Strict connections
- Maximum of 2 foot contacts between moves
- Cannot do two filler moves in a row
  - Example moves: roll, ground kong, scoot, kong up, cartwheel, etc
All competitors get one attempt before moving to the next zone
Combos are judged on the following criteria:
- Difficulty (Scale, Connection, Progression, Obstacle Interaction)
- Composition (Less filler, more substance)
- Execution (Clean landings and/or unique style)
- Variety (of skills and structures)
Competitors are ranked after each zone based on overall impression (no scores are given)
Final ranks will be awarded rank points
- 0.2 point difference between rankings
  - Eg. 1st: 10.0, 2nd: 9.8, 3rd: 9.6

SEMI FINALS | AUG 17TH

LINE ROUND

Top 8 competitors qualify
Competitors will construct one style line using the any part of the field of play
There is no length requirement, but a line should be longer than a combo
- Competitors are encouraged to keep their line under 10 seconds
They get one attempt to perform their line
Lines are judged on the following criteria:
- Difficulty (Scale, Connection, Progression, Obstacle Interaction)
- Composition (Less filler, more substance)
- Execution (Clean landings and/or unique style)
- Variety (of skills and structures)
Competitors will receive one score based on overall impression out of a possible 10.0 points.

FINALS | AUG 18TH

BIG TRICK ROUND

Top 5 competitors qualify
Competitors will perform one big trick using the any part of the field of play
They get three attempts to land their trick
Attempts in rotation
- Each competitor makes an attempt until all have gone and then the next set of attempts begins
Tricks are judged on the following criteria:
- Difficulty (Scale, Progression, Obstacle Interaction)
- Execution (Clean landings and/or unique style)
Competitors will receive one score for each attempt based on overall impression out of a possible 10.0 points.
Only the best of 3 attempts counts for an official big trick score
Scores from all 3 days of competition are added together to determine the final ranking