Special Interest Group on Sports Statistics
Objectives and Expected Products
The special interest group (SIG) wants to promote the understanding, development and good practice of sports statistics worldwide, with particular focus on methodological problems involved and the in-field application of methods and models, from three different perspectives:
- Scientific research
- Organising workshops.
- Specialised sessions at conferences and events.
- Promoting special issues in scientific journals.
- Disseminating internationally useful and comparable data on sports.
- Statistical capacity building
- To enable statistical practitioners in the sport sector to use state-of-the-art methods for data collection, analysis and interpretation.
- Education at different levels:
- schools,
- universities,
- sport societies,
- national and international federations.
The three channels do not develop independently, but the activities are integrated and put in synergy with each other.
Members of the Committee

Member (2019 – Present)
Marica Manisera
Italy

Member (2019 – Present)
Leonardo Egidi
Italy

Member (2019 – Present)
Paola Zuccolotto
Italy

Member (2019 – Present)
Christophe Ley
Luxembourg

Member (2019 – Present)
Andreas Groll
Germany

Member (2019 – Present)
Ioannis Ntzoufras
Greece

Member (2019 – Present)
Tim Swartz
Canada

Member (2019 – Present)
Tinayu Guan

Member (2019 – Present)
Philip Maymin

Member (2019 – Present)
Dániel Kehl

Member (2019 – Present)
Francesco Addesa

Member (2019 – Present)
Jakob Söhl

Member (2019 – Present)
Dimitris Karlis

Member (2019 – Present)
Luigi Salmaso

Member (2019 – Present)
Antonio Mussino

Member (2019 – Present)
James Cochran

Member (2019 – Present)
Jim Albert

Member (2019 – Present)
Florian Berens

Member (2019 – Present)
Milica Maričić

Member (2019 – Present)
Saeed Fayyaz

Member (2019 – Present)
Ramde Zakaya

Member (2019 – Present)
Augusta Obidinnu

Member (2019 – Present)
Monday Adenomon

Member (2019 – Present)
Elieza Paul

Member (2019 – Present)
András Gyimesi

Liaison with the ISI PO
Olivia van Dijck-Timbol
The Netherlands