My team has a ranking of 1700. We beat a team that has a ranking of 1600. What happens to our ranking? Our opponent’s ranking?

The formula used to calculate how rankings change is given on this page - math explanation . Point of Interest - this system was adapted by a popular ranking system used to rate chess players. It is a proven and successful method for comparing two competing entities and predicting results between them. In this example, your team would gain 12 ranking points, and would have a new rating of 1712. Your opponent would lose 12 ranking points, and would have a new ranking of 1588.

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HP Travel Teams

: August 4, 2017; CRVB Admin

2007 HP Travel Teams Summer, 2007 The Carolina Region is pleased to announce its 2007 High Performance (HP) Traveling teams.... View Article

HP Clinic Attendees

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2007 HP Clinic Attendees All clinics will run from 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM (check-in begins at 10:00 and lunch... View Article

JO’s Bid Winners

: August 4, 2017; CRVB Admin

2007 Junior Olympic Bid Winners The following teams... View Article

Jr Award Winners

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2007 Junior Regional Championships MVPs, All-Tournament and Team Sportsmanship Winners Congratulations to Honorees! Thank you for an Outstanding Season! 18... View Article

Adult Regionals Results

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2007 Adult Regional Championship Results March 31-April 1, 2007 Unfortunately, we did not receive pictures from the Tournament site. If... View Article

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My team has a ranking of 1700. We beat a team that has a ranking of 1600. What happens to our ranking? Our opponent’s ranking?