How the team rankings are calculated for the WWR Rankings
Effective 1/16/12
The state team rankings are based upon a hypothetical state tournament with the final placings derived from the current individual rankings. Placing points are assigned for 12 places (4 places for B), plus advancement points, 2 pins for the 1st place winner and 1 pin for the 2nd place winner. Of course, actual state tournaments have variations in pins, but this method represents an average. We take the top 12 ranked guys in each division and assign the following points for current rankings:
4A through 1A is:
1st 27
2nd 22
3rd 18
4th 16
5th 13
6th 10
7th 8
8th 6
9th 3
10th 2
11th 1
12th 1
For Class B the points are 22, 16, 10, and 6.
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