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Originally Posted by littlemissLish

i have never seen one at one of my FRC competitions but when i volunteered at an FLL regional i had a bunch of mentor and parents yelling at me about the score being wrong. most of them were wrong but we still had to go back and check every team score.

Not sure if this is universal, but in MN, the scoring sheet is signed by the ref and a student and 'by definition' when the student signs the sheet, the missions accomplished as marked stand. The score sheet is data entered TWICE into the excellent software (which is not used universally everywhere) by two different volunteers and if the data entry matches, the score is accepted, otherwise one data entry volunteer has to change their answer after resolving who is right.

I do know of one team that signed off, but later informed the ref that they got points for a mission they did not accomplish and their score was lowered. I think this helped them earn an award from the judges who heard the story at lunch time.