OAR 230-080-0630
Scorecard and Methods of Judging

(1) An authorized representative of the superintendent at the event shall provide the judges with the regulation scorecards. This section does not apply to amateur athletic organizations.

(2) Judges shall score all bouts and determine the winner using the ten-point must system. In this system, the winner of each round receives ten points and the opponent receives nine or less. If the round has no clear winner, each competitor receives ten points. No fraction of points may be given.

(3) The referee shall advise the judges of a foul as soon as it occurs, and the number of points to be deducted from the fouling competitor’s score. This should be done at the time the foul occurs. Judges shall clearly write their decision concerning each foul on the individual round scorecard and sign each scorecard.

(4) If a point has been deducted from a competitor’s score by the referee, the appropriate score is marked by the judge and the penalty is shown by notation of -1 or -2 for final score. Event scorecards must reflect all point deductions.

(5) At the end of each round, the referee shall pick up the scorecard from each judge. The referee shall then deliver the cards to the authorized representative of the superintendent assigned to maintain the master scorecard. The authorized representative of the superintendent shall then total the score. If the majority opinion is conclusive, but if there is no majority then the decision shall be a draw. The Commission authorized representative of the superintendent shall inform the announcer of the decision and the announcer shall announce the decision.

(6) At the conclusion of the bout, an authorized representative of the superintendent may show the scorecards to accredited press representatives.

(7) Scorecards and all related documentation and reports shall be delivered to the authorized representative of the superintendent at the conclusion of each event.

Source: Rule 230-080-0630 — Scorecard and Methods of Judging, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=230-080-0630 (accessed May 26, 2025).

230–080–0120
Failure to Resume Competition 230–080–0400
Boxing 230–080–0410
Competitors Must Report 230–080–0420
Approved Beverages 230–080–0430
Competitors’ Appearance 230–080–0440
Equipment 230–080–0450
Persons Allowed in the Ring 230–080–0460
Conduct of Seconds and Between Round Care 230–080–0470
Referee Instruction 230–080–0480
Fouls in Boxing 230–080–0490
Intentional Fouling 230–080–0500
Unintentional Fouling 230–080–0510
Time Considerations for Fouls 230–080–0520
Unfair Practices Likely to Cause Injury 230–080–0530
Referee Power to Stop a Bout 230–080–0540
Procedure for Failure to Compete 230–080–0560
Method of Counting 230–080–0570
Knockout 230–080–0580
When a Competitor is Deemed Down 230–080–0590
When a Competitor Falls from the Ring 230–080–0600
Wiping Gloves 230–080–0610
Warning 230–080–0620
Penalizing a Competitor 230–080–0630
Scorecard and Methods of Judging 230–080–0640
Announcing Winners 230–080–0650
Change of Decision 230–080–0660
Continuous Presence of Medical Personnel 230–080–0670
Post-Bout Medical Examinations 230–080–0680
Weights and Weight Classes

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OAR 230-080-0630 Scorecard and Methods of Judging

OAR 230-080-0630
Scorecard and Methods of Judging