Snowboarding: how it is set up and scored.
Snowboarding is an individual sport across several disciplines on snow. Halfpipe, slopestyle and big air are judged, with finals decided on the best of two or three runs scored by a judging panel for difficulty, execution and amplitude. Snowboard cross and parallel events are raced in heats of four or six riders with the leading finishers advancing. FIS Snowboard rules apply, administered in Britain by GB Snowsport.
How snowboarding is set up.
- Match
- 3 runs
- Squad
- 1 on the field per side, no rolling substitutes
- Scoring
- A score is a win; the result is in wins.
- Rules
- FIS International Ski and Snowboard Competition Rules (ICR), Book VI Snowboard (June 2026)
How a result is recorded.
There is no lineup to pick in snowboarding. A coach records these for each athlete at every competition.
Playmaking and performance
- Trick Landed
Scoring and results
- Personal Best Run Score
- Competition Won
- Podium Finish
- Qualified for Final
Turnovers and non-finishes
- Fall
- DNF (Did Not Finish)
Discipline
- Disqualified
Pick the shape, drag your players onto it and share the team sheet with parents before the game. The Vanta Club app is free.
