Every heat, every final, every rival.
Explore competition results from Ballroom Comp Express and O2CM, including placements over time and the dancers they’ve shared a floor with.
Start typing a dancer’s name and choose a match to fill their ID automatically. You can also paste a dancer ID from a Ballroom Comp Express results URL (the number after aid=).
A name on its own works too, but the site doesn’t list who danced where, so the first name search reads every event on the site and can take a few hours. Pages are saved on your computer, so searching again is quick.
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Exports include all events matching the current filters.
“Field beaten” measures your placement on a scale from 100% for first to 0% for last: (field size − place) ÷ (field size − 1). Total uses every entry in the event; finals uses only the published finalists. For example, third of 12 scores 82% overall; third in a six-entry final scores 60%. Tied places share a score; a one-entry field scores 100%.
Finals mode shows — for non-finalists or unavailable final data and leaves them out of field-beaten averages. This toggle updates the summary, trend, breakdowns, and event table; other statistics stay the same. Averages give each event equal weight. CSV exports include both measures (Percentile is the total-field score).
Filters
Narrow results and exports. YCN points follows the event-exclusion checkboxes.
Upcoming competition
Paste a public BCE heat-sheet link to find familiar opponents in your entered events.
Uses your completed analysis. No BCE login required.
Uses all results from your completed analysis, including both sources when Unified data was selected. Dashboard filters do not limit this history. Meetings span dances, levels, and judging categories; review the event details. Names are matched as published; ambiguous registered names are flagged. “No previous meetings” means none in this analyzed history.
Conditional callback rounds are excluded from the entered-round list. Entrants and times may change; BCE pages are cached for 15 minutes. Use the official schedule on competition day. These statistics are past results, not predictions. Exports above contain your historical analysis.
Compare dancers
Add multiple dancers using the same results source, dashboard filters, and field-beaten mode. Overall histories may cover different events and dates.
Look up another dancer to compare their results with yours.
Comparison source notes
Head-to-head matches use the same provider, competition, and event IDs. Dancing in the same entry counts as “Together,” not a win or loss. Differently listed events across providers are not guessed to be the same event. Exports above contain the primary dancer’s results.
Over time
Share of the field they finished ahead of, averaged per comp.
Where they’re strongest
The same stats, split up. Use Sort by or click a column heading to reorder.
Multi-dance events count once for each listed dance, using the overall event placement.
YCN points
From the Ballroom Comp Express results above, using MIT’s single-ladder YCN rules, the same rules LilacDB follows. Seven or more points in a level closes that level for that dance. Honors the event-exclusion checkboxes; other filters do not affect YCN points.
Level names
Some level names mean different things at different comps. Choose what each one means at that comp; your choices are saved.
How each event counted
Head-to-head
Every time they and another dancer were placed in the same event. Click a row to see those events.