Weekly Roundup 04.13.2025

Here we are, awaiting the start to the fourth and final round to the Masters golf competition. I have everything crossed to see Rory take home the title and get to put on the famous green jacket to complete the grand slam. His tee off time is in roughly two hours ... so will be a long evening ahead. But can we just admire how good is run was yesterday, especially the opening holes.

Lets go Rory!

Where are my golf fans at? can we start to see some golf vizzes of the masters please!!

To open this weeks content we have none other than Rob Taylor. Have we showcased a curling visual before? I'm unsure but wowee does this really deliver.

Rob cleverly leverages pages to allow for the movement of the stones. A fantastic interaction to really get a flavour of what a thriller the gold medal match was!

Scott treats us to a beeswarm cycling visual this week. I love the way that it emphasis' the different time completions compared to the time limit. There are still a handful of riders that complete the course despite being aware they missed the mark.

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Are you following Darraghs AFL page yet called Roar Metrics?

This week he looks at player ratings using a beeswarm chart highlighting the reasons behind the top and bottom 5.

Ben got involved in the Chelsea Football Club Vizathon this week emphasising load demand of players, with a particular focus on what it means in relation to their match schedules. A wonderful Ben-Standard viz.

The CFC team will be looking to complete the judging over the next few weeks, as there were many great entries! Looking forward to being able to show more on this front! But a huge thank you to everyone who got involved to date. Competition closes tomorrow!

AI is the new BI I hear over and over, and whilst that probably comes with a spectrum of agreement, I couldn't help but notice this wonderful work of Kenny.

Kenny partners a model with streamlit interface to easily understand large documents. In the example above you will see he starts to answer the rules of Shot Put.

& can we just appreciate the quote “Commit to Git before your code turns to sh*t”

The last visual this week comes from Aritra, looking at the hot topic of Arsenal and their corner routines, emphasising the congested posts and 6 yard box.

Finally,

we are back up to date with the round ups. Check it out if you get the chance. This week Mo & Simon called out their favourites, and it really was a good month!

Thanks to everyone contributing to and reading our round-ups each week, and keep those vizzes coming. Appreciate you.

CJ & the #SportsVizSunday team.