Ohio Roller Derby uploads most of their bouts to Flat Track Stats and are a great league to hold up as an example of a stats savvy league. For game and individual skater stats the Flat Track Stats system offers specific insight you can’t get from the Stats Repo or regular Stat Books, and also allows access to many Stat Books that would never hit the Stats Repo which only covers Playoffs, Champs and select Tournaments.Ĭharm City v Ohio Roller Derby Flat Track Stats Scoring Graph

Open source and home to many of the world’s best derby stat rats, Flat Track Stats allows you to upload schedules, scores and stat books which, all compiled, run through their own algorithm and (predictive) ranking system. Y’all, your NSO’s put in the work to track these stats for you and a lot of leagues have stat books for every single game including home bouts- honour their effort by at least understanding and reading them! Below is a quick resource post to help you find where the stats are and also make sense of them. There are 1,000’s of skaters in the WFTDA Stats Repo who have no idea of its existence and even more listed in bouts on Flat Track Stats with pages that go unloved. Few things in derby bum me out more than skaters who ignore stats.

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