| Website Summary |
| Website Summary |
Result tables across the site are sorted using the following rules, listed in order of priority…
1) Games Won DESC
2) Points Difference DESC
3) Points Won DESC
4) Games Lost ASC
5) Points Lost ASC
6) Team/Region Name ASC
*DESC: Largest to Smallest
*ASC: Smallest to Largest
While it is deemed unlikely for teams/regions in decisive positions to finish with identical scorings for sorting rules 1 to 5, alphabetical sorting will follow for affected teams/regions because this is the only way to ensure consistency across result tables, else sorting order for affected teams/regions will appear randomised.
PE are responsible for reviewing and decision making should any such cases arise at the end of the competition
Colour coding will be used across result tables with the following definitions…
Gold: Position 1
Silver: Position 2
Bronze: Position 3
Red: At risk of relegation
Fixture results…
Green: Winning Result
Orange: Draw Result (Round summary results only)
Red: Loss Result
2026
Championship 1: Fixtures on Day 1 consist of 7 rounds and are created using a round robin seeding order, determined by results from the previous year.
Fixtures on Day 2 consist of 5 rounds, using a seeded round robin and determined by results at the end of Day 1. Opposite teams will play e.g. Team 1 vs Team 2, Team 2 vs Team 1, Team 3 vs Team 4 etc. Fixtures will be published at the end of day 1.
Championship 2, Challenge 1 & Juniors: Round Robin format - 6 rounds on day 1 and 5 rounds on day 2. Opposite team fixtures are no longer applicable.
Absolute best endeavours for fair piste allocations apply throughout the competition but due to restrictions on the number of available pistes, it may not always be possible to ensure a team never play on the same piste more than once. Allocating pistes is a highly complex process, considering the high number of participating teams, number of available pistes and strict seeding algorithms used to determine the order of match fixtures on Days 1 and 2, with an additional complexity of not knowing which regions will play each other on Day 2 until Day 1 results are complete. This website does use piste allocation reporting to help avoid piste conflicts, however this is provided for guidance purposes only and PE remain responsible for piste allocations and will handle any disputes, as well as any other competition related matters.
Results are updated automatically across the site, immediately after match results have been submitted.
At the request of PE, results from the last 2 rounds of each division are hidden and are expected to be displayed immediately after the final presentation. There is no delay necessary as a toggle ON/OFF switch is used to hide/display results from the last 2 rounds.
Once final results are released, various result tables under the “+” menu option will also appear, showing top finishing teams, finishing order for all teams from all divisions combined, and the President Cup results!
With regards to the President Cup, junior results are combined with their respective regional results from other divisions.
Note (2024): Southern Juniors have 2 teams, so only the results from Southern Juniors 1 will be included in the combined results for the President Cup.
Once PE raise a request to archive competition results, archives will be made available on this website, accessible via the main menu under a new menu option which will appear like this… [:-:]
Best efforts have been made to make this website as efficient and user friendly as possible and in the event of any rare technical issues, all efforts will be made to restore/correct any issues at the earliest possible opportunity.
The underlying website host have confirmed that high volumes of traffic are expected to be tolerated with ease, although in the event web traffic greatly exceeds expectations, web performance could be impacted.
After the first event has passed, web traffic/performance will be reviewed to check if any website infrastructure improvements are necessary for the future.
Constructive/technical feedback (both positive or negative!) can be made using the “Contact us” form and feedback is invaluable to support website adjustments/improvements in the future.
Competition specific feedback should be addressed directly to PE, although the contact us form may be used while the competition is running and the inbox will be monitored as closely as possible.
It is hoped that everyone has a great experience using this website and take pleasure in seeing results published in real time! And of course… that everyone enjoys this incredible competition!