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Multisport architecture

Every sport,on its own terms.

One platform, many sports. Each has its own disciplines, categories, positions, statistics and scoring, for women’s and men’s competition alike.

Explore the sports How scoring differs
Sports
17
Disciplines
50
Performance indicators
307
Scoring methods
7

Football is live today. The other sports are configured in the registry and their portal modules are in development.

Multisport

Every sport, judged its own way.

Women’s and men’s competition, with the positions, events and statistics each sport really uses.

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The sports

Team and individual.

Every sport has its own page: disciplines, categories, positions, statistics, scouting and scoring.

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Women’s and men’s competition

One sport. Every category.

Women’s and men’s competition are categories of the same sport, never duplicate sports. The same statistics, scouting and history apply, and gender-specific rules such as hurdle heights, apparatus and implement weights are handled within the discipline.

WomenMenMixed
Women in Sport
Sport · Individual Gymnastics
DisciplineArtistic
WomenMen Apparatus · 10
DisciplineRhythmic
WomenMen Apparatus · 6
DisciplineTrampoline & tumbling
WomenMen Events · 4
DisciplineAcrobatic
WomenMenMixed Units · 8
No one-size-fits-all scoring

Each sport is evaluated the way it is actually judged.

Six disciplines, six different methods, all taken live from the sports registry.

Football · 11-a-side

Position-weighted attributes

Each attribute graded 1–10, weighted by the player’s position profile, plus a potential grade.

1Well below level5At level8Above level10Elite
Criteria
  • Technical 30%
  • Tactical 25%
  • Physical 25%
  • Mental 20%
  • Potential grade (A–D)
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Configurable per discipline

Seven things every discipline defines for itself.

The registry is DataSport’s default; federations and white-label customers can adapt it to their own rules.

  1. Performance indicators

    The statistics that matter in that discipline, with units and whether higher or lower is better.

    307in total

  2. Scouting parameters

    What scouts observe, grouped the way each sport thinks.

    282in total

  3. Rankings

    League tables, ranking points, ratings, best marks, judged standings or weight classes.

    6methods

  4. Competition records

    Personal bests, season bests and records at every level.

    156in total

  5. Achievements

    Titles, caps, medals, selections and grades.

    224in total

  6. Video requirements

    Which footage, from which angle, is required or optional.

    78in total

  7. Evaluation criteria

    A scale and criteria appropriate to the sport, never one formula for all.

    7methods

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Federations and organisations can configure disciplines, categories and scoring to their own rules.

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