Match Charting System Page 2
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2Backhand Winner
BW
Backhand Forced Error
BFE
Backhand Error Non-Forced
BE
Forehand Volley Winner
FVW
Forehand Volley Error
FVE
Backhand Volley Winners – (BVW)
BVW
Backhand Volley Error -- (BVE)
BVE
Overhead (Offensive) Winner
OOW
Overhead (Offensive) Error – (OOE)
OOE
Overhead (Defensive) Winner
DOW
Overhead (Defensive) Error – (ODE)
DOE
Lob (Offensive) Winner – (LOW)
OLW
Lob (Offensive) Error – (LOE)
OLE
Lob (Defensive) Winner
DLW
Lob (Defensive) Forced Error
DLFE
Drop Shot Winner (DSW)
DSW
Drop Shot Error (DSE)
DSE
Net Cord Winner – (NCW)
NCW
Net Cord Lost – (NCL)
NCL
Break Games *** This Set
Player 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Opponent 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Difficult to chart both players as to winners and errors because:
While charting the reason player #1 lost the point, it is nearly impossible to chart the shot
that player 2 hit in order to cause player #1’s error. For example, if Player #1 is forced
into a Forehand error by player #2, you would write FFE (for Forehand Forced Error) in
the appropriate box (if you were charting Player #1) but would not be able to also state
what caused it such as BFE (Backhand Forced Error) which was the shot hit by Player #2
to cause Player # 1’s FFE.
It almost seems that the only way to remain in charge of manual charting, the charter
must focus on just one of the players. This is sad to some degree because it states the
“Effect” but eliminates the extra dimension of “Cause’. We are looking into this further.
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