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General Performance Indicators

HL Hilary Lam
OK Otto Kolbinger
ML Martin Lames
TR Tiago Guedes Russomanno
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From the observational system, nine performance indicators were identified (Table 2). These performance indicators address general match indicators, as well as technical and tactical behaviors in Ultimate. The general match indicators include points scored per game (PPG), breakpoints scored per game (BPG), and possession opportunity (PO%). Breakpoints are points that were scored by the team who pulled the disc. PO% refers to the number of times a team receives the pull and starts with possession of the disc. The technical indicators include total turnovers per game (TTPG), unforced turnovers per game (UTPG), and forced turnovers per game (FTPG). The tactical indicators include completed passes per game (CPG), average number of passes per possession (PPP), and turnover-to-point conversion efficiency (TTPCE%). TTPCE% represents a team’s ability to score during the subsequent possession after a turnover is committed by the opponent.

Identified performance indicators.

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