Invert Sports Centre ran its 2026 in-house competition on ChalkScore instead of the paid competition program it had used before. It was ChalkScore’s first real competition: the club where it was built, scoring its own gymnasts.
gymnasts across four sessions: Bronze (Level 2), Silver (Level 3), Gold (Level 4) and Platinum (Level 5).
scores entered at the judges’ table on an iPad, straight to the projector and to parents’ phones.
scores missing at the end. One gymnast scratched, and the field re-ranked itself.
ChalkScore replaced the paid competition program entirely. That was the club’s biggest saving.
Ready the moment the last routine was scored. No tallying, no waiting before the ceremony.
Setting up the competition went from about 45 minutes to about 10, from the club’s enrolment list.
Everything the day showed went into ChalkScore within days. A correction from anyone at the table now replaces the score instead of sitting beside it. A vault with only one attempt entered waits for the second rather than counting as zero. Score boxes are big enough to read on a phone, and the projector screen stays awake.
Straight after the competition came achievement certificates for every gymnast, an on-deck board for the announcer, and the club’s own judging sheets printed from ChalkScore. Since then ChalkScore has added club entries for visiting clubs with entry fees by card or invoice, floor music uploaded with the entry and played offline on the day, and a separate space for every club. It has been load-tested at Futures League size: 600 gymnasts and 600 parents’ phones, with every score reaching every phone in about a third of a second.
GCA member clubs pay A$190 and A$129. GST included. ChalkScore runs Futures League competitions and scores the POWER division today.