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What does a good day take?
Every format has its own scoring scale. These targets use actual team net results to show the score that usually gains ground, lands in the middle, or turns into a setback.
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Good day: best quarter of results
Typical: median result
Setback: worst quarter of results
Team net targets
Benchmarks by format
Lower is better. The band shows the middle half of team scores; the line is the median and the dot is the average.
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Format score ranges
Use the cutoffs as targets, then check the sample size before calling it a trend.
“Good” is the 25th-percentile cutoff rounded down; “setback” is the 75th-percentile cutoff rounded up. Median and average retain one decimal when needed.
Method
Built from the standings that counted.
Each observation is one team’s net result for one format. The final available standings table in each season supplies the scores, so later corrections take priority. Individual gross scores and X-marked rounds do not affect these team-format benchmarks.