When a quarter of the team attempts a pi, what should the judge call?

When evaluating a situation in synchro skating where a quarter of the team attempts a pi, the appropriate call for the judge is that it qualifies as a "Pi No Value." This term is used to indicate that the team's attempt at the pi formation does not meet the minimum requirement for it to be considered valid due to a lack of participation from the necessary number of skaters.

In synchro skating, formations and elements must be executed by a specified proportion of the team in order to be recognized in the scoring. The requirement ensures that the element contributes meaningfully to the team's performance and synchrony. Since a quarter of the team attempting the pi does not meet the standard, it is judged as having no value.

The other response options reflect different scenarios that do not apply in this case. For example, "Eligible Pi" would suggest that the element meets all requirements, which it does not in this situation. "Invalid Pi" could imply that an attempt was made but it does not conform to guidelines, while "Execute Again" would suggest a redo under different circumstances, which isn't applicable when a certain percentage threshold hasn't been met. Therefore, calling it a "Pi No Value" accurately reflects the execution status of the element in accordance with the competition