THE GYMNAST GEM TOOLBOX / CALCULATOR

Gymnastics score calculator

Choose a program, enter the scores, and see how they add up. Start simply, then add more detail when you need it.

  1. 1 Choose your program
  2. 2 Enter awarded scores
  3. 3 Calculate and explore

Your calculation

Difficulty + execution − separate penalties

Use the difficulty the judges awarded.
This already has execution deductions taken off.
Only penalties not already included above.
More detailInput options, bonuses and vaults
Enter an awarded amount. The calculator does not decide bonus eligibility.

Use confirmed amounts. Skill credit and the size of a deduction remain judging decisions.

Use the difficulty and execution awarded by judges. This calculator does not assign values to skills.

A QUICK WALK-THROUGH

Start with a sample score

The “Try an example” button fills in a practice calculation for your selected program. Change a number, then select “Update result” to see what changes.

FIG example · no separate bonus

5.800 + 8.300 − 0.100 = 14.000

Difficulty + execution − separate penalty.

Use “Try an example” to load a sample for the selected program. These are hypothetical scores, not competition results.

The explanation behind the number

Keep the calculation here. Explore the matching guide when you want to understand how judges arrive at the scores.

FIG / international

Combine the awarded difficulty and execution, then apply any separate adjustments.

How FIG scoring works

USAG Development Program

Use the awarded starting score. Level-specific requirements belong in the detailed guides.

How USAG optional Start Value works

Xcel

Enter the awarded Start Value. This already includes the credit recognized for the routine.

How Xcel Start Value works

NCAA / college

Women use an awarded Start Value. Men use difficulty and execution with collegiate modifications.

How NCAA women’s scoring works
Sources, scope and data updates

FIG · Women · 2025–2028 · entered scores

Basic calculation references reviewed 2026-09-21 · data version 2026.09.21.1

Basic arithmetic uses the numbers entered. It does not recognize skills, determine a Start Value, apply minimum-score rules or certify a routine. Decimal results are shown without applying an official panel-rounding rule.