How the judges score Dunnottar Pipes & Drums
12 performances across 2 seasons · every sheet they've been given
Read this carefully. Each bar is a judge's average placing of Dunnottar 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 ►
Lee Innes
-4.5
David Brown
-2.7
Paul Turner
-2.4
Ross Walker
-0.5
Paul Brown
-0.5
James Campbell
≈0
vs co-judge -0.7
Maurice Rhodes
≈0
Peter Snaddon
+0.5
vs co-judge -1.3
James Semple
+1.0
vs co-judge +1.0
Also on the sheet (judged only once — too few to read a tendency)
Alec Dudgeon Alvis Kerr Anthony Sloane B Martin B MARTIN Barry Donaldson Brian Martin Brian Switalla Colin Moffett D Wilton David Middleton Gordon Lawrie I Simpson Ian Bowden Ian Lawson Peter Hunt Robert Mathieson Ronnie McShannon Stuart Coils Thomas Brown