event-metadata

Indicates that the included statistics apply only to events played either at home or away.

An open placeholder for categorization.

The key of the league or competition for which the player or team generated the stats.

Measure of distance for the generated stat.

Maximum distance for the generated stat.

Minimum distance for the generated stat.

The length of time the event took place.

Indicates what class of events the included statistics apply. Example: those events that went into overtime. SportsML vocab uri: http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/spdurationscope/

The ending date, with optional time, of the event for which the stats are relevant.

Day of the week in which the game ends.

The ranked position this event had among other events.

If the day had multiple events involving these
competitors, which event of the day it was. Example values: 1, 2, 3, etc.

What type of outcome. Includes overtime, random (eg. by coin toss), etc. SportsML vocab uri: http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/speventoutcometype/

The symbol for an identified sports-event that recurs every season. This same key should be used from season to season.

Qualifier of "most-recent-events" value for temporal-unit attribute. Specify the number of events eg. 10 for last 10 games.

The stage of the event, describing whether it has started, is in progress, etc. SportsML vocabulary uri: http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/speventstatus/

A textual description of the reason or context of the event-status or event-status-reason value.

The reason for the event status. Eg. why the cancellation, postponement, etc. SportsML vocabulary uri: http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/speventstatusreason

Indicates whether competitors are trying to defeat each other or just outdo one another. SportsML vocabulary uri: http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/speventstyle/

The type of event, esp. in relation to tournament phase. Recommended SportsML vocabulary uri: http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/sptournamentphase/

How many events involving these competitors have been planned for that day.

The ranked position this heat had among other heats.

An XML-specific identifier for the element.

The symbol or identifying key for the tournament or tournament part.

The key of the site,venue or location where the stats were generated.

The type of unit used to measure distance, speed, etc. Could be mph, kph, metres, yards, etc.

Number of minutes that have elapsed since the beginning of the game.

Whether the opponent was a player, team, etc.

The key of the player, team, division, conference, league or other unit which provide the opposition relevant to the stat.

The ending date, with optional time, of the period for which the stats are relevant.

The time elapsed, but only given as whole minutes.

The starting date, with optional time, of the period for which the stats are relevant.

The time elapsed in the current period.

The time remaining in the current period.

For certain types of periods: overtime, declared (cricket), etc.

Used for tracking stats and events by period.

Indicates that the included statistics apply only to while played at a particular position.

Indicates that the included statistics apply only to values that set a record, such as a team-high, or an individual-low.

A generic scope indicator. Use only if none of the other coverage attributes are suitable.

A textual description for the scope.

The season this event is in.

A subcategory of the season. SportsML vocab uri: http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/spseasontype/

The tournament division or series to which an event belongs.

Final or current score of the team or player.

The starting date, with optional time, of the event for which the stats are relevant.

Day of the week in which the game starts.

A relative indication of how many statistics are included in the item. SportsML vocab uri: http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/spstatscoverage/

An open placeholder for reference by an external stylesheet.

The type of surface (eg. clay, artificial grass, etc.) upon which the stats were generated.

The key of the team for which the player or team generated the stats.

Indicates whether the item contains information about one team, or
many teams.

The unit of performance to which the stats apply eg. single-event, season, career.

The key of performance unit to which the stats apply.