Distance from the panel: how far this judge's placements sit from the panel's skated result; lower is closer. The distance measures how far this judge's placements sit from the panel's skated result — as a share of the field (one place in a 3-couple final is half the places available; in a 12-couple final an eleventh), and in raw places.It describes how a judge marks; judges are not ranked. With fewer than 100+ marks across 3+ competitions on record, this judge's figure rests on too little evidence to compare.Panel lean below combines recalls and finals per competitor: positive means more favorable judging than the other judges.
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1 competition · 5 events · 43 marks
Each dot is one competition; larger dots carry more marks. The line is a moving average over 7 competitions, weighted by marks; the dashed rule is this judge's overall figure. Lower means closer to the panel's skated result. Skated finals only.
| Mean |placement − panel result| at this competition, divided by the places available (field − 1). Lower = closer to the panel. | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Harvard Beginners 2021 | Oct 10, 2021 | 5 | 43 | 27.0% |
| Harvard Beginners 2018 | Oct 14, 2018 | 12 | 141 | 22.3% |