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A competitive sporting event that usually appears as an occurrence of a recurring competition, for example the recurring English Football Premier League has a seasonal competition occurrence during 2012/13
Competition
Enumerated competition types, for example: domestic, international.
Competition type
The group of people that are available to compete in a particular competition. Two groups with the same members are not necessarily the same group.
Competitive sporting group
A sporting organisation that participates in competitive sporting events. For example Manchester United or Team GB at the Olympics. Has equivalent class of CompetitiveSportingOrganization to enable a transition to that new name in dependent code.
Competitive sporting organisation
A Divisional Competition is a competition that is divided into a number of competitions. London 2012 is an example of a Divisional Competition.
Divisional competition
Enumerated type, typically Male, Female or Mixed.
Event gender
The Governing Body for a sport, such as The Football Association.
Governing body
An organisation as a collection of leagues used to select the top N competitors from each league.
Group competition
The home ground, stadium or location of a Competitive Sporting Organisation.
Home
A competition or stage of competition that progresses through rounds of individual fixtures whereby one team is eliminated as a result of each fixture.
Knockout competition
A League Competition is a hierarchy of competitions or competition within such a hierarchy.
League competition
The smallest unit of sporting competition.
Match
A competition that results in the awarding of a medal to the winner or runner up in that competition.
Medal competition
A competition that incorporates a number of different sports, such as the Olympics.
Multi-discipline competition
A Competition organised as a sequence of rounds, for example the Premier League or group stage of the World Cup.
Multi-round competition
A Multi-stage Competition is a competition that is organised as a set of stages. An example is the Football World Cup.
Multi-stage competition
An athlete or other person with typically a participating role in a CompetitiveSportingOrganization.
Person
A recurring sports competition such as the Olympics or Rugby Super League.
Recurring competition
A round is one or more competitions that is part of a Multi-Round Competition. Examples include the first round of Wimbledon and the final round of the FA Cup.
Round
Enumerated round types, for example: preliminary, qualifying or final.
Round Type
A sub-division of a competition, that must be broken up due to the duration of that competition, occurring for example in snooker or cricket.
Session
An organization involved in Sport, for example the UK Government Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
Sporting organization
The type of discipline a sporting event involves. Rugby League is a discipline as it has a different set of rules from Rugby Union.
Sports discipline
A unit competition is the unit of competition defined by a competition discipline rules. Examples include a 100m race or Football match.
Unit competition
Relates a match to one competitor, by definition or designation not the home competitor.
away competitor
The name of the thing with its sponsor, for example Barclays Premier League
branded name
Relates a competitor, team or other agent to a competition.
competes in
Relates something, typically a competition, to an enumerated competition type.
competition type
Implemented because foaf has no notion of date of birth.
date of birth
Relates something to a sporting discipline, for example a person to athletics.
discipline
Relates a competition to a gender class instance.
event gender
Relates a multi-round competition to the first round in that competition.
first round
Relates a competition to the first session of a series of sessions.
first session
Relates a multi-stage competition to its first stage in that competition.
first stage
Relates a multi-round competition to its first unit competition.
first unit competition
Associates an agent with sporting organisations non-temporally.
has competed for
Relates a competition to a competitor in that competition.
has competitor
Relates a divisional competition to a division in that competition.
has division
Relates a league competition to a corresponding group competition.
has group
Relates a Competitive Sporting Organisation to its home ground, stadium or location.
has home
Relates a round to a match.
has match
Relates a multi-round competition to a round in that competition.
has round
Relates a competition to a session within that competition.
has session
Relates a multi-stage competition to a stage that it contains.
has stage
Relates a round to a unit competition in that round.
has unit competition
Relates a match to one competitor, by definition or designation not the away competitor.
home competitor
Relates a competitive sporting organisation to a competitive sporting group.
is competitive sporting organisation of
Relates a group competition to its corresponding League competition.
is group of
Relates a match to a round.
is match of
Relates a round to its corresponding multi-round competition.
is round of
Relates a session to a competition.
is session of
Relates a stage to a multi-stage competition.
is stage of
Relates a multi-round competition to the last round in that competition.
last round
Relates a competition to the last session of a series of sessions.
last session
Relates a stage in a multi-stage competition to its last stage.
last stage
Relates a competition to its last unit competition.
last unit competition
Relates a round in a multi-round competition to its next round.
next round
Relates a session to its next session.
next session
Relates a stage in a multi-stage competition to its next stage.
next stage
Relates a multi-round competition to its next unit competition.
next unit competition
Relates a Round in a multi-round competition to its previous round.
previous round
Relates a session to its previous session.
previous session
Relates a stage in a multi-stage competition to its previous stage.
previous stage
Relates a multi-round competition to its previous unit competition.
previous unit competition
Relates a competition to the next competition in a heirarchy that teams are promoted to. For example the nPower Championship promotes to the Premier League.
promotesTo
Relates a competition to the recurring instance of that competition, for example the 2012/13 Premier League to the Premier League.
recurring competition
Relates a competition to the previous competition in a heirarchy that teams are relegated to. For example the Premier League relegates to the nPower Championship.
relegatesTo
Indicates the sequential number of a round.
round number
Relates a round, to an enumerated round type.
round type
Relates a discipline with a child discipline, for example gymnastics with rhythmic gymnastics.
sub-discipline
Relates a discipline with a parent discipline, for example rhythmic gymnastics with gymnastics.
sub-discipline of