How ranking works

The board

Every scored WOD produces a leaderboard of everyone who logged a result that day.

Ranking by score type

Score type	Ranked
For time	Fastest first
For load	Heaviest first
For reps	Most first
For rounds	Most rounds, then most partial reps

Direction comes from the workout’s score direction, set when you set the score type.

Rx and Scaled

Members mark which they did — it’s required on any scored WOD.

They rank in separate divisions. On the combined view, Rx ranks above Scaled regardless of raw numbers, which is standard box convention: a slower Rx time beats a faster scaled one.

That’s deliberate. Ranking a scaled 4:00 Fran above an Rx 6:00 Fran would make the board meaningless.

Tie-breaking

Identical results rank together.

What members see

The board for the day’s WOD, with names and results. Members can see where they placed and what the top of the board did.

Personal workouts never appear — those are private.

Notes

Only members who logged a result appear. Attendance alone doesn’t put someone on the board.
Benchmark workouts additionally support comparing across every instance you’ve run, using the benchmark key.