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(Date Posted:03/06/2008 1:55 PM)

I have updated the comparison of all of the WV high schools performance at the WV State Meet based on their WVSSAC class and enrollment. To see the comparison click here ( WV State Meet Comparison ) or go to:


http://www.bridgeporttrack.com/wvsmp/statemeetmain.htm



Jon Griffith
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RE:WV State Meet Comparison
(Date Posted:03/06/2008 7:55 PM)

Just like to ask with this comparison, What kind of point are you getting at. If you would look at Single A boys that 31 of the 60 schools didnt score a point in 3 yrs. Thats alittle more than half the schools in A.

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RE:WV State Meet Comparison
(Date Posted:04/06/2008 7:30 AM)

The comparison shows enrollment of all the WV schools, total points scored over the last 4 years, and a ratio of the total points scored versus the schools enrollment.  There is no one point to be made from the data. 

You could use the total points scored to evaluate various programs consistency at the state meet for a four year span.  You could use the ratio to look at how small schools fair against larger schools in their division.  You could use the year by year totals to explore trends for a particular school or area.  You could compare regions to see where the strongest programs are located over a 4 year period.  As you stated, you could look at what percentage of schools fail to score in each division.  

The information could be used to support or attack any number of proposals, points, arguments, etc.  I don't have any specific agenda or plan.  I just happen to like statistics.  I put this together last summer out of my own curiousity and thought others might be interested in the information. 



(Message edited by Coach Griff on 04/06/2008 7:34 AM)

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RE:WV State Meet Comparison
(Date Posted:04/06/2008 8:12 PM)

This is really neat, by the way. 

Which year did you take the enrollment from?  Did you just take it from this past school year?  I would like to see how enrollment has changed particular school's athletic performance.  You could really see how much of a correlation there is between enrollment and athletic "ability." 

It is really cool to see the general trends:  the lower the division the more the points are "feeded" to more "dominant" schools and thus you have more schools that don't score in the state meet; also with the lower divisions, you have an easier time "scoring" more points per enrollment because your denominator is much lower as compared to more populated schools, and school's points can be compared yearly. 

Another statistic that might be fun to analyze is the percentage of points earned by each team, each year, and over a four year span.  I mean you have a 558 point total for the state meet; so, 2232 total points for four years.  So let's take Winfield Girls for example [since I happen to be partial to them Smile ] for the year 2008 they scored 123 points out of 558, multiply that by a 100, giving a percentage of 22.04% of the total points.  Let's take their 4 year total of 456.5, divide that by 2232, and multiply by 100% to yield 20.45%.  It's a fun little estimate if you want to check the stats of your school or analyze how you fair against the other schools in your class. 

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RE:WV State Meet Comparison
(Date Posted:04/06/2008 8:17 PM)

Ooh...  I thought of another cool stat to run, combining the boys and girls and look at the effect of uniting them.  To see if it's just a gender thing or if it is the school that is really dominant.

Sorry, I really like math too.

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RE:WV State Meet Comparison
(Date Posted:05/06/2008 10:16 AM)

The enrollment figures are the ones used by the WVSSAC during the last classification cycle (2005). 

The possibilities for evaluation and analysis are endless.  If anyone would like to have the original spreadsheets to add to extend my efforts, I will post the original spreadsheet files for download on the Comparison Page.  If someone does do something great with them I can post additional info with my stuff.

(Message edited by Coach Griff on 05/06/2008 10:18 AM)

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