POINT CLASSIFICATION
Stepping out of Bounds
Any time a wrestler steps out of bounds, his/her opponent will receive 1 point. – The exception to
this occurs when, in the process of completing a technique, the offensive wrestler steps out of
bounds. In such a case, the offensive wrestler will not be penalized and will be awarded the
points that the technique merits
Classification for Round Robin Competitions
a) The following classification point scoring system is applied to determine the placing within each group.
Result of the Bout
Winner’s Points
Loser’s Points
Fall
5
0
Technical Superiority
4
0
(2-0 periods won – loser scores no points)
(6-point difference)
(5-point action, two 3 point actions)
Technical Superiority
4
1
(2-0 or 2-1 periods won - loser
scores point)
(6 point difference)
(5 point action; two 3 point actions)
Decision
3
1
(2-1 or 2-0 periods won - loser
scores points)
Decision
3
0
(2-1 or 2-0 periods won - loser
scores no points)
Injury
5
0
Forfeit (loser is eliminated and does not place)
5
0
Disqualification for misconduct or a violation of the rules 5
0
(loser can be eliminated and
not placed)
Cautions (3)
5
0
(loser records 3 cautions)
Disqualification where both wrestlers are disqualified
0
0
for misconduct or violation of the rules
(the losers can be eliminated
and will not place)
b) A wrestler given a bye will receive no classification points for that round.
c) In the case of a multiple tie in a Round Robin, the tie
will be broken based firstly, on most victories; secondly, on most
classification points; and thirdly, if two wrestlers are still tied, on the head
to head result. Each step shall be applied until the tie no longer exists
Example: If there is a 3 way tie in victories and the classification points are
as follows: 5, 4, 3 the placement of wrestlers will be from highest to lowest
(5-1
•
the most victories•
the most classification points accumulated during the competition –with head to head breaking the tie in classification points•
the most match victories by fall•
the most match victories by technical superiority•
the most period victories by technical superiority•
the most victories by decision•
the least number of defeats•
the most technical points scored by the wrestlers during the entire competition•
the fewest technical points allowed during the entire competition•
fastest fall time•
in the event that it is impossible to determine a winner at this point, the wrestlers will be weighed and the one who weighs the least will be classified as first.Protest Review Outcomes:
a) If the protest committee concludes that the protested situation was called and scored appropriately, then
they shall reject the protest and declare it unsuccessful. The score on the bout sheet shall remain the official
result and the entire bout will not be reviewed.
b) If the protest committee concludes that the protested situation was called or scored inappropriately,
then they shall review and re-score a) the period then b) the entire match. The decision of the protest
committee involving the re-scoring of the match is final and cannot be re-protested.
I. Where the result of the re-scored period or match results in the losing wrestler winning more
periods than their opponent or results in a tie score in periods won, the protest committee must make a
decision regarding procedure between the two following options;
Match Ending Situations
:•
In a protest, if a move ends a match based on criteria (2nd three point moves or a five point throw) and is found to not be the correct call, the wrestlers will re-wrestle the round beginning at the same point in time, and with the same score as when the match was stopped.If the protest results in the losing wrestler winning the match, and the protested scoring action would have ended the match, the decision is reversed, and the losing wrestler is declared a winner (no wrestling in a two minute protest period).
These situations include:
In the period there should have been a 6 point differential,(a pin deleted) a 5 point throw or two 3 point actions by the same wrestler, and combined with winning a previous period would have ended the match.
A pin that should have been called or there should have been three cautions awarded.
Wrestling a two minute protest period - If the protest results in the losing wrestler winning the match but the scoring action would have not ended the match, then it is re-wrestled in a single two minute protest period. Therefore, regardless of whether or not the number of periods has now been changed to 1-1 or 2-1, sudden death overtime will take place.
The two minute protest period in a protested match should be completed as soon as possible after the decision of the protest committee to wrestle in overtime is made public.
A time period of five minutes should be given to each wrestler to prepare for the two minute protest period.
II. Where the result of the re-scored match does not result in the losing wrestler earning more points than their opponent or results in a tie score, the protest committee will rule that the protest is considered unsuccessful. The official score sheet is modified to correct the error but nothing further is done.
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