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Round SheetWorking notes from the competition desk

ProtocolSheets 8Logged 22/09/2026

ProtocolAs of 23/09/2026

Round Sheet

A working reference on running competitive dance events: entries, heat lists, judging, marks and published results, written for the people who run the desk.

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§ 1 Latest entries

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RE-002
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RE Results
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Results on the Wall the Same Night

What must be in place before the last final for placements to reach the wall and the web the same evening: entry counts, judge sheets, tabulation, and a posted

1,050 words · 5 min

A clipboard with a signed judge sheet resting on a folding table beside a roll of tape and a printed placement list, lit by a single overhead lamp in an empty ballroom after the last final.
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A folding table at the edge of a ballroom floor, covered with printed heat lists and a stapled program, a clipboard and pen on top, warm overhead light from the ceiling rig, shot from a slight angle with the empty floor behind.
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RE-001
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RE Results
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What One Competition Season Leaves Behind

An archived season holds entry forms, heat lists, programs, marks, results and the corrections filed after each round, in the order the desk received them.

1,169 words · 5 min

A judge's paper scoresheet on a clipboard resting on a wooden table beside a pencil, with columns of handwritten placements and a printed heat list, lit by overhead hall light.
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JU-002
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The Skating System: How Marks Become Places

The skating system turns panels of marks into places by majority, one round at a time. A worked example shows the arithmetic from first places to final ranking.

923 words · 4 min

A paper entry form on a clipboard resting on a folding table beside a ballroom floor, three columns of handwritten line items visible, a pen across the page, warm overhead light and a blurred parquet background.
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Counting and Pricing Multi-Event Entries

How a single competitor's entries across single dances, scholarships and championships are counted, priced and confirmed on one entry form.

1,346 words · 6 min

§ 2 Station table

As of 23/09/2026

Stations of the bench: sheets, last logged, average length
Ref.StationSheetsLast loggedWords per sheet
ENEntries21,214
HLHeat lists21,250
JUJudging21,076
REResults21,110

§ 3 Station by station

Stations 4

Station ENSheets 2Logged 05/09/2026

Entries

Opening, pricing, closing and transferring the entries of a competition

All sheets

Station HLSheets 2Logged 11/09/2026

Heat lists

Turning an entry count into rounds, heats, callbacks and a floor schedule that holds

All sheets

Station JUSheets 2Logged 17/09/2026

Judging

The marks, the sheets, the skating system and the arithmetic that turns them into places

All sheets

Station RESheets 2Logged 22/09/2026

Results

Publishing, verifying, correcting and archiving the placements of an event

All sheets

§ 4 Index of sheets

Sheets 8

§ ext. Desks that keep the same kind of record

Pages from other desks that hold entry forms, floor plans, marks or results the way this one does. Each was read before it was listed.

  1. EXT-01

    Isadora, cahiers de la danse covers studio technique in French, from barre work and plié to pointes, adage, port de bras, isolations and modern jazz rhythm, and its pages on French studio vocabulary suit the terms dancers hear in class.

  2. EXT-02

    Between rounds the floor still needs music, and the concert and dance repertoire listed by the Toronto big band keeps a running order moving while the tabulator works through the last sheets.

  3. EXT-03

    An arts school calendar and its press notes show how a season of public performances is announced, dated and archived, which is the same order a competition desk keeps from the first notice to the last result. an arts school calendar