14533D Team 4

North London Collegiate School · Seogwipo · High School

Season

Matches5
Record 2–2–1 from 5 scored
Win rate 40%
Avg for20.2
Avg against35.0
Events1
With footage0
Analysed0

Power ratings

Avg CCWM10.8over 1 event
Avg OPR19.3
Avg DPR8.5lower is better
Elo15045 matches
EventCCWMOPR DPRAlliancesFit
2026 - 2027 KISAC VEX V5 (HS) League: VEX V5 High Sc 10.8 19.3 8.5 5 R² 0.662 · ±18.24 pts

OPR is what this team contributed to its own alliance's score, DPR what it allowed the opposing alliance, and CCWM the difference. All three are solved across every alliance at that event at once, so they do not depend on who the team was paired with — which win rate and average score both do.

Read them as rankings, not quantities. The fit column is honest about the precision: these explain roughly a third of score variance, and each team's figure rests on about five alliances. DPR can even come out slightly negative, which is the least-squares fit overshooting rather than a team causing negative points.

A team playing pure defense suppresses opponents instead of scoring, so it shows as low OPR and low DPR. That is why CCWM is the column to lead with — at the Mall of America event the undefeated winner ranked 6th on OPR and 1st on CCWM. This team's Elo sits in a smaller pool of events that share no teams with the main one, so it is not comparable to Elo elsewhere in the table.

Allies

TeamNameTogether EliminationsRecordWin rate
30597C KISJ C 1 — 1–0–0 100%
30597E KISJ E 1 — 0–0–1 0%
30597X GIFTED 1 — 0–1–0 0%
59644E ? 1 — 0–1–0 0%
59644F Confusion 1 — 1–0–0 100%

Sorted by elimination partnerships first, then by how often they played together. That order is the point: a qualification partner is a random draw, so playing with someone repeatedly says nothing about either team. An elimination partner was chosen in alliance selection — so even one says something, because it is either who picked them or who they picked.

The record is the pair's record in the matches they played together, which is the only record that describes the pairing rather than either team on its own.