How the judges score Ross & Cromarty Pipes & Drums
9 performances across 3 seasons · every sheet they've been given
Read this carefully. Each bar is a judge's average placing of Ross & Cromarty Pipes & Drums minus where the band finished overall that day — left means they tend to score the band higher than it finishes, right means lower. It reflects a judge's tendency, not a verdict: piping, drumming and ensemble also carry the band's own strengths in those disciplines, and a small sample says little. For piping — the only discipline with two judges on the same tune — the vs co-judge figure is the cleaner signal. Adjudicators seen 2+ times get a bar — two-sheet reads are shown faint, since one day swings them; everyone else is listed below.
◄ scores you higherscores you lower ►
Gordon Lawrie
-4.0
vs co-judge -2.0
James Campbell
-1.0
vs co-judge 0.0
Alvis Kerr
-1.0
vs co-judge +0.5
Robert Shaw
-0.5
vs co-judge +1.0
Peter Snaddon
+0.5
vs co-judge +4.0
Allan Craig
+3.0
Also on the sheet (judged only once — too few to read a tendency)
Alan Ronaldson Anthony Sloane Arthur Cook B Martin Barry Donaldson Brian Martin Brian Switalla David Brown Gordon Brown James Semple Jim Baxter John Connor John Moles John Nevans John Wilson Mark Faloon Mark Wilson Paul Brown Paul Turner Ronnie McShannon Ross Walker Terry Lee William Black