RPI (Ratings Percentage Index)
KHSAA RPI INFORMATION
This is the home for the Official KHSAA RPI calculations and results. This information is powered solely by data from the Riherds.com/KHSAA Sports Scoreboards.
Note: Any Kentucky High School RPI data displayed anywhere but khsaa.org or via its official Riherds.com/KHSAA Scoreboards should be viewed with skepticism and is likely inaccurate as that data is unofficial and not sanctioned by the KHSAA. The official KHSAA RPI data will be linked from this page.
RPI stands for “Ratings Percentage Index.” In short, it is a way to measure a team’s strength relative to other teams, based largely on the strength of their schedules. The RPI formula is used by both the NCAA and NAIA, along with many high school associations and among other organizations, as part of their postseason system. RPI is calculated from the team’s Winning Percentage (WP), the Opponent’s Winning Percentage (OWP) and the Opponents’ Opponents’ Winning Percentage (OOWP). The KHSAA is uniquely positioned to be the sole and authenticated source of RPI data due to the maintenance of required score reporting and scoreboard data for Baseball, Basketball, Field Hockey, Football, Soccer, Softball, and Volleyball.
RPI Background Information
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RPI Frequently Asked Questions and What ifs?
RPI Examples from 2018-19 Data
2022-23 RPI Data
2022-23 Fall Sports RPI Data
2022-23 Winter Sports RPI Data
2022-23 Spring Sports RPI Data
2021-22 RPI Data
2021-22 Fall Sports RPI Data
2021-22 Winter Sports RPI Data
2021-22 Spring Sports RPI Data
2020-21 RPI Data
2020-21 Fall Sports RPI Data
2020-21 Winter Sports RPI Data
2020-21 Spring Sports RPI Data
2019-20 RPI Data
2019-20 Fall Sports RPI Data
2019-20 Winter Sports RPI Data
2019-20 Spring Sports RPI Data
2018-19 RPI Data
2018-19 Fall Sports RPI Data
2018-19 Winter Sports RPI Data
2018-19 Spring Sports RPI Data
Prior year RPI data from available scoreboard data will be added in the coming months. In the meantime, feel free to check the frequently asked questions documents and review 2018-19 data to get a better understanding of the results.