SCORE CHECKER DUTIES 

Go to the Score room and get trained!

• Be familiar with the problem and all its scoring elements
• Check each of the judge's score sheets for completeness and reasonableness:
  • If an element can receive 1-10 points, make sure a judge didn't give 12 points!
  • If an element can receive a score of 0 or 5 or 10 (objective scoring), make sure no judge gave a score other than 0 or 5 or 10.
  • If any penalties have been assessed, ensure that each judge has given the exact same number of penalty points.
  • Check for omission of any scoring elements.
  • If any judge has made an error in any of the above, have the judge or judges adjust his/her score.
• Compile all totals and averages according to instructions from the score room.
• Remember to put the total for each Long Term Problem Judge on each individual judge's score sheet.
• Transfer the averaged Long Term scores to the NCR score sheet
• Transfer any penalty and the reason for it to the NCR score sheet
• Transfer the averaged Style scores to the Master Style Form
• Transfer the "sticky notes" from the individual judges to the Pink copy of the NCR form
• Separate the White sheet of the NCR score sheet, combine it with the style scores and all the paperwork for a given team and put it in the team's envelope.

Paperwork includes:

• Averaged Long Term scores (White NCR sheet)
• Averaged Style scores (Master Style Form)
• The individual Long Term judges' score sheets (3)
• The Style judges' score sheets (3)
• Staging Area Checklist
• Problem Clarifications (if any)
• Outside Assistance Form
• Materials Cost Form
• The "List"
• Any graphic or written documentation.

The completed envelope is now ready to go to the score room.  A "runner" may come by to retrieve scores.  Otherwise, drop scores by the score room when you go to lunch.