How is a roller freestyle score calculated?

At the federation level, 4–6 judges score the whole run holistically on a 0.01–99.99 scale and the panel is averaged arithmetically. JudgeMate's calculator operationalizes that as a five-criterion weighted card: each criterion is scored 0–10 per judge, multiplied by the configured weight, summed to a 0–100 total per judge, then averaged across the panel. With multiple runs, the best one counts.

Why does JudgeMate use five criteria when the federation does not assign weights?

The Roller Freestyle Rulebook 2026 lists the criteria judges consider — difficulty, execution, variety, style, flow, amplitude, control, originality, consistency, use of park — but does not assign weights. At World Cup and World Championship level, international judges share enough context to align their holistic scores. At club and regional level — where judges may not have judged together before — a structured five-criterion card with editorial weight bands keeps the scoring auditable and consistent. The weights are editorial, not federation rules.

What is the maximum roller freestyle score?

On JudgeMate's 5-criterion calculator the per-judge maximum is 100 (every criterion at 10). Panel average maximum is 100. With best-of-N runs the final still tops out at 100. The federation holistic scale tops at 99.99 per judge. In practice, panel averages in the high 80s to low 90s are exceptional — winning runs at FISE Montpellier and Worlds typically land in the 75–88 range.

Should I use Park, Street, Vert, or Big Air?

Pick the mode that matches your venue and bulletin. Park = bowl and ramp environment with transitions, best-of-3 runs at 45–60 seconds. Street = plaza with rails, ledges, stairs, best-of-2 runs at 50 seconds (FISE Montpellier, Sakai 2025). Vert = half-pipe / mega-ramp, best-of-2 or 3 by bulletin. Big Air = single jump, one attempt scored. The calculator's defaults track these conventions.

Does this calculator work on a phone?

Yes. It runs in any mobile browser — open the page, pick a mode, set the judge count, edit weights inside the bands, and enter the five-criterion scores per judge per run. The totals update as you type. No app install.

Can I use this at a real sanctioned event?

For club and regional events, yes — the five-criterion card gives judges a shared frame and the calculator produces a defensible panel average. For a sanctioned World Cup or World Championship event, follow the bulletin's holistic 0.01–99.99 scorecard instead; the calculator's structured weights are JudgeMate's editorial framework, not federation rules. JudgeMate the platform supports both holistic and weighted inputs inside the event itself.

Roller Freestyle Score Calculator

Five-criterion weighted scoring for Park, Street, Vert, and Big Air

World Skate scores roller freestyle (aggressive inline) holistically on a 0.01–99.99 scale per judge. JudgeMate's calculator operationalizes that holistic read into a five-criterion weighted card — Technical Difficulty, Execution, Variety, Style & Flow, Amplitude & Risk — each scored 0–10 per judge, multiplied by the configured weight, summed to a 0–100 total per judge, and averaged across the panel. With multiple runs, the best counts (Park best-of-3, Street best-of-2, Vert best-of-2 or 3, Big Air single attempt). Switch modes above, edit the weights inside their bands, enter judge scores per criterion, and the totals update live.

Mode

Park: best of 3 runs (45–60s). 5 criteria × weight per judge, panel averaged arithmetically. Only the best run counts.

Judges

Best of

Trimmed mean (drop high + low)Available with 5+ judges

Weights

Run 1Panel average: 80.13

Judge 180.05