Welcome to the JuneCompetition guide! Olympic Gymnast Competition (OGC) hosts a gymnastic competition once a month. Each gymnast will show their routine for each of the four events (vault, beam, bars, and floor), and a judge will score them based on deductions and routine requirements. Any member of OGC is able to compete, as long as you signed up and are scheduled to compete. The following document has rules, information, signups, and the schedule you will need to participate in the competition. Remember to check out this guide as well if you have any questions not answered here.
Competition Rules:
Follow all Roblox community guidelines and rules. Everyone is expected to follow Roblox’s community guidelines at all time. Please review Roblox’s rules here.
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Be a good sport and be respectful. Putting down other gymnasts, teams, or groups is disrespectful. Please be supportive, and don’t talk badly of others. It’s not about winning, it’s about bringing the community together.
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Only compete on one account. Competing on multiple accounts is considered cheating in this competition, as it allows players to gain more points for team scores. Please only compete on one account.
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If you are competing for a team, make sure you are actually a member of that team. Teams have Roblox groups, and you must be a member of that group to represent them in the competition.
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Arrive on time and be organized. Arriving late for your scheduled time to compete will result in disqualification. Make sure you know what time you’re competing and arrive on time. We cannot allow routine/event redos or start-overs. Remember to convert time zones from EDT (Eastern Timezone), which is used on the schedule.
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If the competition server is full, please spectate though the livestream. Spots on the server is reserved for gymnasts scheduled and staff. If you wish to spectate, you can watch through a livestream here.
Competition Changes
As of January 1 2023, we have changed the routine requirements for all levels. You can view these changes on the group guide. Using the old routine requirements could result in you getting a 0 as a score!
Competition Signups, Schedules, and Results:
On the first week of the month, gymnasts are able to sign up for the competition. If all signup information is valid, accurate, those gymnasts will be scheduled until the cap of 50 per level/time session is filled.
If all available spots are taken and you sign up later in the week, there is a possibility you may not be scheduled. Based on previous months, Novice is the fasted filling level.
There are four competition time sessions throughout the day on Saturday, June 29th. We will schedule around 60 gymnasts per time session, per level, maximum!
The schedules and scoresheets can be found here
Awards:
Novice All-Around Awards: All Around scores are the averages for all events of a Novice gymnast. The bronze, silver, and gold all around placing Novice gymnasts will receive the Gymnast of the Month rank.
Intermediate All-Around Awards: All Around scores are the averages for all events of an Intermediate gymnast. The bronze, silver, and gold all around placing Intermediate gymnasts will receive the Gymnast of the Month rank.
Advanced All-Around Awards: All Around scores are the averages for all events of a Advanced gymnast. The bronze, silver, and gold all around placing Advanced gymnasts will receive the Gymnast of the Month rank.
Elite All-Around Awards: All Around scores are the averages for all events of a Elite gymnast. The bronze, silver, and gold all around placing Elite gymnasts will receive the Gymnast of the Month rank.
Event Awards: Event awards are gymnasts who’ve placed in the top for that certain event. Usually, gymnasts with a score of 10.0 will win an event.
Team Vault: Based on the Vault average of all the gymnasts representing a team , we will calculate this award. We calculate averages, so larger teams do not have an advantage over smaller teams. Minimum of five gymnasts competing for a team is required for this team award.
Team Beam: Based on the Beam average of all the gymnasts representing a team, we will calculate this award. We calculate averages, so larger teams do not have an advantage over smaller teams. Minimum of five gymnasts competing for a team is required for this team award.
Team Bars: Based on the Bars average of all the gymnasts representing a team, we will calculate this award. We calculate averages, so larger teams do not have an advantage over smaller teams. Minimum of five gymnasts competing for a team is required for this team award.
Team Floor: Based on the Floor average of all the gymnasts representing a team, we will calculate this award. We calculate averages, so larger teams do not have an advantage over smaller teams. Minimum of five gymnasts competing for a team is required for this team award.
Team All-Around: Based on the average of all scores of the gymnasts representing a team, we will calculate this award. We calculate averages, so larger teams do not have an advantage over smaller teams. This team will have a trophy showcasing their achievement in the gym. Minimum of five gymnasts competing for a team is required for this team award.
Team Leotard: Based on the nominations of the OGC staff, a team will be awarded this based on their team leotard. The team does not have to have to participate in platinum for this award. We will take into consideration the quality of the leotard, how fitting it is for the team, popularity, etc. Minimum of five gymnasts competing for a team is required for this team award.
Team Spirit: Based on the nominations of the OGC staff, a team will be awarded this based on their team spirit. The team does not have to have to participate in platinum for this award. We will take into consideration good sportsmanship, cheering, supportiveness, and activity on the livestream. Minimum of five gymnasts competing for a team is required for this team award.
Gymnast Scenario Example
(to better understand what to do on competition day)
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Jane has signed up correctly and found herself on the Novice schedule for 10:00am EDT.
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Prior to the competition, Jane will practice her four event routines and ensure they meet the Novice routine requirements. As well, she will make sure she’s a member of the OGC group, as the competition will be group only.
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It is competition day. Around 9:45am EDT, she will prepare to join the competition server. Each server on the OGC game will be for a different competition level (there are four). Upon joining a server, the top of the game (server message) will say what level it is. She will find the Novice server and wait for the event to start at 10:00am EDT, and sign in.
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At 10:00am EDT, a judge will individually teleport gymnasts on the schedule to watch their event routines. Jane will wait her turn patiently and make sure she doesn’t go AFK (in case she misses her turn). If she does happen to miss an event, she will not be able to re-do it.
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Jane has completed all four events, and she can leave and spectate on the livestream.
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In 1-2 weeks, Jane is free to watch the awards on the YouTube channel to congratulate gymnasts and teams.
Frequently Asked Questions
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I am not on the schedule, why not?
If you are not on the schedule, it means your signup was invalid or you were too late signing up. Most commonly, it is from invalid song IDs, multiple signups, and not agreeing to the terms, or signing up after spots fill up. -
Why didn’t I get to do one of my routines?
If you did not compete in one of the events, it means you were either AFK, in the wrong server, or out of the game during your call. Due to time constraints and fairness, we cannot have re-dos or have certain gymnasts make up for what they’ve missed. -
What if I don’t have a team?
Many gymnasts in the OGC competition compete as an individual gymnast. It is essentially the same, but you don’t compete for a certain team or contribute towards a team award. You may wear whatever leotard or athletic outfit you wish. -
I have a question and it’s not mentioned here, what should I do?
You should tweet to @RobloxGymnastic (we may not see direct messages, so send a tweet), or ask fellow gymnasts in game or on the group wall, or ask a staff member. We’re happy to help!
Best of luck to everyone competing this month! It’s not about winning, but bringing the community together.