Mack Stevens- Milwaukee School of Engineering
Mack Stevens
- Milwaukee School of Engineering
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Mack Stevens holds a bachelor's degree from the Rader School of Business, Milwaukee School of Engineering. Mack does research in Entrepreneurial Economics & Financing, Consumer Economics, and Business Economics. His most recent publication is 'A post-Covid-19 Survey of boys and girls interscholastic high school hockey in North America.'
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A comparative study was performed that included the analysis of demographic and competitive rating data for
boys’ and girls’ interscholastic high school ice hockey teams located in North America. A composite rating
profile was generated using SportsoftTM windows-based software (least-squares method) that reduced the
raw game scores of over 114,0...
A preliminary study was performed to test the feasibility of using a least-squares model to predict the outcome of boy's high school hockey games. A ratings profile was generated for the boys 2022-2023 Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) using the results of the completed regular season games. This profile was subsequently using to predict (...
2020-2021 Metro Network Boys HS hockey
A comparative study was performed that included the analysis of demographic and competitive rating data for boys' interscholastic high school ice hockey teams located in the North America. A composite rating profile was generated using Sportsoft TM windows-based software (least-squares method) that reduced the raw game scores of over 146,000 games...
SPORTSOFT is a windows-based rating/ranking software designed to rate sports teams and leagues based on in-season game results data. It is free to download, and its free demo mode defaults to a maximum of 10 teams within a league/and/or network of teams.
The demographics of women's ice hockey played in North America can be explored in many ways by categorizing several of its attributes that describe who plays hockey, where they play it and how many people are involved. Hand in hand with these questions is the analysis of game score data that uses the science and mathematics of rating systems to cre...
The use of running time protocol affected 18.3% of the hockey games played by the Girls Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) and Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) during the 2017-18 season. For the purposes of determining an accurate least squares rating profile of the teams in these two leagues, a correction term is deriv...
