IPTC Sport Schema - Core statistics Ontology

The final score against as adjusted by some authority. Usually as a result of some dispute or transgression that must be settled post-event and rendered in the score. Will differ from the regular score reflecting the number of actual goals scored in play. Should be tested for before displaying actual score.

The final score as adjusted by some authority. Usually as a result of some dispute or transgression that must be settled post-event and rendered in the score. Will differ from the regular score reflecting the number of actual goals scored in play. Should be tested for before displaying actual score.

How many points were earned as a result of the outcome of this particular event.

How many points were deducted as a result of the outcome of this particular event. This occurs, for example, in the German Handball leagues.

The number of events that the team or player has discarded under this particular time period. Added from issue #29 2019-03-20.

The number of sports-events in which this team or player has already participated.

Number of sports-events the player has yet to participate in.

Number of sports-events the player has played in since the start of the event.

A number used to measure how behind one team is from first place. The first place team is 0 games back.

Number of losses.

Number of losses in events which went into overtime. For leagues that use this as a top-level outcome category (eg. NHL), as opposed to just a derivative of scoping.

How many minutes the referee has decided to add to the period.

How much time exactly MMSS that was actually elapsed in the period.

Points accumulated by this associate. For example, points earned by a NASCAR owner.

The final calculated difference between points-scored-for and points-scored-against. Possibly takes into account other scoring aspects, such as penalties and differences in score-values.

The number of points scored against a team by its opponents during an extended time period.

The number of points a team has scored against its opponents during an extended time period.

A judged value placed on the team or individual. Often used in British soccer.

The product of a relegation average formula used to determine which team is demoted to a lower league. The formula may vary by league but the average typically looks at team performance across multiple competitions. The team(s) with the lowest relegation averages is sent to the league below.

Describes the effect that the result of the event or rank changing has had on the team. Example: Whether or not a team has qualified for the playoffs, or has been promoted or demoted to a different division. Value should come from the https://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/spresulteffect/ vocabulary

The Competition/Event that the resultEffect gains access to, e.g. for qualification for a final the target would be the Event of the final, for relegation in soccer the target would be the new league division.

Final or current score of the team or player.

Final or current number of attempts to score by a team or player. Example: in ice hockey, would represent total shots on goal.

A subset of score-attempts. Only counts those attempts that were on-goal.

Final or current number of attempts to score by an opposing team or player that were on-goal.

Final or current number of attempts to score by an opposing team or player.

Average per-game score for the team or player.

The points or time behind the leading score.

Final or current score of the opposing team or player.

Average per-game score for the opposing team or player.

Percentage of attempted scores that reached their mark.

Percentage of attempted scores by opposing team or player that reached their mark.

Number of events in a series won by team or player.

Number of events in a series won by opposing team or player.

A quantity used to rank teams, usually within a division, in order to decide who comes in first at the end of a season. Localized to the coverage-attributes.

Points counted against a team in rankings. Used in European handball standings, for example.

How long the streak lasted.

Date on which the streak ended.

Date on which the streak began.

Holds the number of goals scored during a streak-type of score, for example.

Number of ties.

Amount of time the team or player has possession of ball (or similar object like puck).

Amount of time the team or player has possession of ball (or similar object like puck) per game.

Amount of time the opposing team or player has possession of ball (or similar object like puck) per game.

Amount of time the team or player has possession of ball (or similar object like puck) expressed as a percentage of the full time of the match.

Amount of time the opposing team or player has possession of ball (or similar object like puck) expressed as a percentage of the full time of the match.

Value for the amount of time played by this player in a particular sports-event.

Value for the average amount of time played per-event by the player over the course of a particular time-span, such as a season.

Value for the amount of time played by the team or player over the course of a particular time-span, such as a season.

Number of events that were started, but ended up undecided.

The winning percentage. Generally, wins divided by total events completed.

Number of wins.