Dodgeball Ranking

RankChangeTeamPoints
1 Steady Australia470
2 Steady Austria424
3 Steady England410
4 Steady Italy377
5 Steady Malaysia340
6 Steady Wales313
7 Steady Northern Ireland298
8 Steady United States290
9 Steady Egypt240
10 Steady Scotland219
11 Steady Ireland186
12 Steady Honduras167
13 Steady Singapore154
14 Steady Slovenia133
15 Steady South Africa110
16 Steady Canada110
17 Steady India71
18 Steady Philippines71
19 Steady Pakistan71
20 Steady Iran71

World Ranking points are awarded to member nations based purely on their final position at recognised international tournaments. These events include, World Cup qualifiers, the World Cup and World Invitational. Each category (men’s, women’s and mixed) will have their own rankings system.

How It Work

The WDA World Rankings system is similar in vein to the World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC), whereby points are based on tournament rankings, as opposed to other international sports ranking systems such as the ICC Test Championship for cricket, that is based on both individual matches and the results of series, or the FIFA World Rankings for football, that is based solely on individual matches.

Calculations

National team rankings are built on a eight-year performance. Following the eight-year cycle, the new year of results will override the first year of the cycle, to be included in the rankings system. Meaning, only results within the four-year bracket will be included in the points system. WDA World Ranking Points Formula World Cup (Men, Women, Mixed): 1st – 240 points 2nd – 220 points Last Place – 120 points World Cup Qualifiers (Men, Women, Mixed): 1st – 120 points 2nd – 110 points Last Place – 20 points World Invitational (Men, Women, Mixed): 1st – 110 points 2nd – 100 points Last Place – 10 points The points awarded after 2rd place are spread evenly, in an attempt to ensure balance between international tournaments with different-sized fields. For instance, finishing 3rd out of 10 teams is considered to be a higher accomplishment than finishing 3rd out of 6 teams. Given that points are not fixed beyond 2nd place, a calculation is used to determine how many points are awarded for each position. The calculation gives the difference between any two consecutive positions from 2nd through to last.[1] [2]

Notes and references

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