Your athletes.
Their points.
One place.
My Fis Points keeps a running average for up to 20 athletes you follow, using public results from fis-ski.com. See where everyone stands, side by side.
Points shown here are estimates, not official results. My Fis Points computes projected points from public race results using the published FIS formula. Always confirm anything that matters (seeding, qualification, rankings) against official FIS results.
My Fis Points is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by FIS or U.S. Ski & Snowboard.
Currently in private testing.
What it does
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TEAM
Track up to 20 athletes. Parents, coaches, and techs can switch between skiers and compare season points side by side.
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SYNC
Every race, one place. Bring in the public results for your athletes from fis-ski.com instead of copying them by hand.
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AVG
A running average that updates itself. See where your points stand after every race, by discipline and by season.
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PROJECT
Projected points. See where your athletes' points are likely headed, based on their imported season results.
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CHECK
Catches results you might miss. When you check the app, new public results for your athletes can be brought in — including races that finished in far time zones.
One thing to get right: your FIS profile link
FIS uses two different numbers for every athlete. The FIS Code is the label shown on your bio page — it's what shows up on registrations and team lists. The competitorid is the one buried in the bio page's URL, and it's the one My Fis Points uses to find and import an athlete's races.
Built for anyone tracking an athlete
My Fis Points started athlete-first — your races, your average, your season, in one place. Now anyone can track up to 20 athletes side by side: an athlete watching their own season, a parent following their kid, a coach or tech keeping an eye on the group. Same board, same points, for whoever's watching.