League points can be earned by placing 1st - 10th in any event in any competition. The more competitions and events you compete in, the more league points you can earn for yourself and your team. All league points earned over the competition season will be added to your Athlete Score and your Team Score!

1st - 25 points

2nd - 18 points

3rd - 15 points

4th - 12 points

5th - 10 points

6th - 8 points

7th - 6 points

8th - 4 points

9th - 2 points

10th - 1 point

Event Structure:

All competitors in a given division are called to the course for a course walkthrough. Competitors are split into groups of 10 within their given division. Competitors are given 10 minutes to warm up and run the course.

After all competitors in a division have competed, a second run can be competed.

How The Event Is Judged:

Judges are placed at the start and end of the course, with a floating judge monitoring penalty zones. Penalty areas should be clearly defined and explained during the course walkthrough. Runs are first judged based on the least number of penalties incurred. After penalties have been considered, finishing place is determined by fastest time.

Points are awarded based on the finishing place of the competitor.

Competitors accumulate points for themselves as well as any team they are affiliated with.

Event Structure:

All competitors in a given division are called to the course for a course walkthrough. Competitors are split into groups of 10 within their given division. Groups are given 15 minutes to create their freestyle line. Individually, competitors are given 45 seconds to compete their freestyle line. Judging stops when the competitor makes an X with their arms.

There are no second attempts during the RMPC Freestyle Competition.

How The Event Is Judged:

Lines are scored out of 40 points possible, 10 per category (Execution, Flow, Versatility, and Difficulty).

Execution - How well a skill is landed

Competitors start with a score of 10 and incur deductions throughout their line. A judge assesses the landing impact of each skill. Low impact landings receive no deductions. Moderate impact landings receive a .5 point deduction. High impact landings receive a 1 point deduction.

Flow - Transitions between skills to make the line continuous

Competitors start with a score of 10 and incur deductions throughout their line. A judge assesses the transition between skills. Direct transitions receive no deductions. Moderately timed transitions receive a .5 point deduction. Lengthy transitions receive a 1 point deduction.

Versatility - Showcases a variety of skills

Competitors start with a score of 0 and gain points throughout their line. Each skill attempted earns one point in the corresponding versatility category up to a maximum of 2 points per category.

Floor - Flat ground (little to no level change) skills

Wall - Wall skills

Vault - Spring over obstacles with use of upper body

Drop - Take-off obstacle has a meaningful level change (typically assessed as a drop greater than an athlete’s knee height)

Bar - Swinging and Precision based skills involving rails

Difficulty - How hard are the skills being attempted

Competitors start with a score of 0 and gain points throughout their line. 1 point is earned for each full flipping rotation. 1 point for each skill enhanced with full twisting rotation (0.5 for half turn). 1 point is earned for a skill enhanced with precision (judged on size and distance of landing obstacle). 0.5 point is earned for skills involving drops or lengths greater than body height.

All four final category scores are totaled to make a total score out of 40 points possible.

Points are awarded based on the finishing place of the competitor. Competitors accumulate points for themselves as well as any team they are affiliated with.

Competitors are split into groups of 4-7 within their given division.

Groups will run 16-28 (4 x [number of competitors]) chases each lasting 20 seconds with 20 second reset time.
Athlete order will be randomized.

If an evasion is successful, the evader earns a point and remains on the course to be chased by the next tagger. If a tag occurs, no points are awarded. The tagger becomes the evader to be chased by the next tagger.

Points are awarded based on the finishing place of the competitor.
Competitors accumulate points for themselves as well as any team they are affiliated with.

There is no “Season Finals” competition for RMPC. Instead we will host an end-of-season party for all participating families!

The Closing Ceremony focuses on building community and celebrating the season before moving into our summer break. We kick things off with open gym, featuring challenges around the space, followed by an awards presentation honoring our athletes and gyms.