IPSC match hub — results, graphs, overall & heatmaps
One hub per IPSC match: comparative graphs, overall and combined rankings, heatmaps, best stages and Match Editor. Free in your browser — no app required.
When you open a match you enter the hub — starting point to compare athletes, view rankings and explore each stage with division and category filters. To publish your match with these analytics, import WinMSS or PractiScore at Import match.
Match hub
From the hub you access
- Comparative graphs (up to 4 athletes)
- Overall and combined by division
- Heatmaps and best stages
- Athletes per stage and per division
- Match Editor when available (IPSC only)
- On TDT/IDPA: time-based overall and heatmaps — see Tdt Time Plus
References
Everything connected in a single experience
The hub centralizes ranking, combined results, athlete search, charts, heatmaps, best stages, and per-stage breakdowns: you switch between the overall view and stage detail without losing the context of the division and the percentage versus the category leader.
Search and filters to reach the target fast
With filters and search inside the hub, it is simple to locate athletes, divisions, and stages without browsing several disconnected pages. Everything stays anchored to the selected match.
Executive view and technical view
The same hub serves those who want a general read of the match and those who need technical detail for individual progress — from the combined overall down to a single stage.
What the hub concentrates
Ranking, combined, charts, heatmaps, per-stage data, athlete details, and comparisons — all starting from Match list or an imported match. Comparison charts support up to four athletes side by side.
How to apply it to your match
Open a match at Match list or follow live stages at https://m.scoring.services/. To publish your own results, see Import match; for the executive read of a match, start at Match hub and continue with stage data and best stages.
IPSC match summary for quick decision
The proof summary concentrates the main data for an efficient initial reading before technical in-depth analysis.
What you get on this page
- Clear overview of the competition result.
- Shortcuts for ranking, combined and detailed analysis.
- Quick basis for post-match decisions.
Quick summary
- Clear overview of the competition result.
- Shortcuts for ranking, combined and detailed analysis.
- Quick basis for post-match decisions.
- See the sections below and the shortcuts to apply to your match or broadcast.
Start with the overview
In the summary, you can see in a few clicks the scenario of the match: leaders by division, spread of percentages and where the competition was tighter — before opening each stage in detail.
Go deeper with the right modules
After the initial reading, proceed to the combined (aggregated points, times and penalties), to the data per stage and to the athlete details: this sequence is the typical flow of technical diagnosis at IPSC.
Gain speed in the post-match
This layered reading reduces analysis time and improves the quality of training and strategy decisions.
After the summary
Go to Match hub on the IM hub or read Ranking Elo Ipsc and Overall vs Combined.
Frequently asked questions
What is the IPSC match hub?
Central page per match with shortcuts to graphs, overall, combined, heatmaps, best stages and Match Editor.
How do I access graphs and overall for a match?
Select the match from the list, enter the hub and click the Graphs, Overall or Combined cards.
Does the hub replace the specific pages?
It works as a central point and routes you to detailed analyses as needed — ranking, combined, charts, heatmaps, best stages, per-stage data, and the match summary.
Can I open the hub straight from a match?
Yes. When you select a match you are taken to the corresponding hub with every analysis tied to that competition.
Which analyses live in the hub?
Ranking, combined, charts, heatmaps, best stages, per-stage data, and the match summary — plus athlete search and comparison.
Which tab should I open first in the hub?
We recommend Match hub as a roadmap, then ranking and Stage Data Analysis within the selected match hub.
How do I get a match into the hub?
Import it via ShootingHouse URL or WinMSS .cab — see Import match. PractiScore matches can also feed the live flow described in PractiScore leaderboard.
Does the summary replace detailed analysis?
No. It is the gateway to navigating deeper analyses.
Is it suitable for athletes and coaches?
Yes. The vision is useful for different decision profiles.
Where to continue after the summary?
In the ranking, in the combined, in the data by stage and in the athlete's details.
How long does it take to read the summary?
In general, a few minutes to understand the scenario; then use Stage Data Analysis and Best Stages to delve deeper.