GOLD Division vault scoring: Which statement is correct?

GOLD Division vault scoring: Which statement is correct?

• A. Each Vault is scored and averaged separately.
• B. The better score is counted.
• C. The score of the two vaults are averaged.
• D. The final score is the sum of the vaults.

Answer: (A)

In vault, two attempts are performed and each one is evaluated on its own. For each vault, the judges determine a score (combining the vault’s difficulty with the execution score), giving you two separate scores. The final vault score is then the average of those two vault scores. This means you’re not simply taking the better vault or summing the two; you’re scoring each vault separately and then averaging the two results. For example, if the first vault earns 9.15 and the second earns 9.20, the final vault score is (9.15 + 9.20) / 2.

In vault, two attempts are performed and each one is evaluated on its own. For each vault, the judges determine a score (combining the vault’s difficulty with the execution score), giving you two separate scores. The final vault score is then the average of those two vault scores. This means you’re not simply taking the better vault or summing the two; you’re scoring each vault separately and then averaging the two results. For example, if the first vault earns 9.15 and the second earns 9.20, the final vault score is (9.15 + 9.20) / 2.