Tournament Series 2026

Your series score will be a sum of your best 3 Event Scores + Bonus Points

To be eligible for ranking and awards you must have participated in at least 3 Events. 

Bonus Points 

Awarded if you receive one of the following awrads at an event (Most TDs, Most Cas, Best Defence, Most Lethal Weapon, Best Painted Team, Best Painted Mascot/Star Player, Sportsmanship, Winning Team or Runner Up at Team Events

Event Scoring

+15 to +1 for your position in the final Standings (15 to 1st Place, 14 to 2nd Place...etc.)

+1 For every 10 coaches ranked lower than yourself in final standings

+3 Positive Win Record

+2 Even Win Record

+1 Turning Up

+2 Spare Man (and did not get to play)

Your stunty score will be the sum of your best 3 stunty event scores.

To be eligible for ranking you must have particapated in at least 2 events using a stunty team

Stunty Event Score

+30pts Highest Ranked Stunty Team

+20pts Second highest Stunty Team

+10pts Third highest stunty team

+1pt for each stunty coach that finished below you (max 5)

+1pt for being the lowest ranked stunty team

Rookie Score

Rookie of the Year is awarded to the eligible rookie coach with the highest Rookie Score across the series.  It celebrates new coaches who make a strong impact in their first steps on the tournament circuit. 

Rookie of the Year is determined using a coach’s Rookie Score, calculated from their results across all eligible tournaments in the series.

Rookie Score is calculated as:

Rookie Score =  Total Event Scores / √(Number of Events Attended)

All eligible tournament results are included in this calculation.

The coach with the highest Rookie Score is awarded Rookie of the Year.

Most Improved Score

The Most Improved award recognises coaches who have made the greatest step forward compared to where they started, across the North East of England Tournament Series. It is intended to reward genuine development and progression, not simply high absolute scores.  This award measures relative growth, not dominance. 

The calculation used is:  ln (B/A)

Where:

A = the coach's best series score from the previous three seasons

B = the coach's current series score

This method means that improving from a low starting score is rewarded more strongly than making a similar increase from an already high score.