2005 INTERNATIONAL QUARTET PRELIMS COMPETITION FOR SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
SUMMARY OF ALL QUARTET SCORES, ORDERED BY AVERAGE SCORE PERCENT
TOTAL NUMBER OF DISTRICTS COMPLETED: 16
TOTAL NUMBER OF QUARTETS QUALIFIED: 41
TOTAL NUMBER OF QUARTETS COMPETED: 252
DIX (3 of 23), MAD (4 of 30), SWD (4 of 12), NED (1 of 03),
FWD (5 of 13), JAD (4 of 20), RMD (3 of 11), CAR (1 of 21),
SLD (1 of 15), CSD (3 of 19), ILL (2 of 18), ONT (2 of 15),
EVG (4 of 20), PIO (1 of 13), SUN (1 of 06), LOL (2 of 13)
PERCENT OF QUALIFICATION: 41 Quartets/252 Total = 16.3%
AVERAGE RATE OF QUALIFICATION: 41 qtets/16 Completed Districts = 2.56 Q/D
PROJECTED NUMBER OF QUARTETS QUALIFIED FOR INT'L: 2.56 X 16 = 41
PROJECTED NUMBER OF WILD CARD SLOTS: 4
Symbols:
* Quartet qualified for International Competition by either
attaining the minimum score (2736/1824 points, or 76.0%), or by
having the highest score in their District, with an average
score of at least 65%. (NOTE: The "highest" quartet score is
recognized regardless of which District contest the quartet actually
competes in.)
# Quartet qualified for International but withdrawn.
@ Quartet who might fill a wild card slot for International
(unofficial; the official list will be determined by Kenosha staff.
The maximum number of quartets in the contest is 45 plus 3 affiliates.
For this ranking, the number of projected wild card slots is just
the maximum number (45) minus the projected number of qualified
quartets.)
+ Quartet that qualified according to Article V.7(4) as an out-of
District quartet, competing for points only, outscoring all other
quartets in its home district.
& Quartet that might qualify as their District representative if they are
not out-scored by another quartet from its home District that is competing
out-of District in another (upcoming) prelims contest.
==========================================================================
NOTE: For qualifying quartets and for quartets that might be considered for
wild card slots, ties that occur between a 2-judge panel score and a 3-judge
panel score (where the percent average is calculated to a "tie" rounded to
the nearest 0.1%) are broken by calculating the average score to the nearest
0.001%, by multiplying the 2-judge panel score by 1.5 and then dividing by 36.
For example:
2-Judge 3-Judge
Per Cat Per Cat NORM.
QUARTET NAME DIS TOTAL TOTAL PCT.
--------------------- --- ----- ----- -----
McKinley St Function @SWD 2658 73.8%
x4 @CAR 1771 73.8%
McKinley St Function's 2658 divided by 36 = 73.8333%, and is rounded to 73.833%.
x4's 1771 * 1.5 = 2656.5 for the equivalent 3-judge panel score.
Divide 2656.5 by 36 and round to the nearest 0.001: 73.7916 = 73.792%.
Thus the virtual tie between these quartets is broken.
==========================================================================
