ACFT Score Calculator
This ACFT score calculator estimates the final legacy six-event Army Combat Fitness Test from the official March 23, 2022 scoring tables used through May 31, 2025. It returns a total score, event-by-event results, and whether each event clears the 60-point minimum before you compare older ACFT records with current AFT policy.
Medical Disclaimer
This calculator is an educational fitness-planning reference. It does not replace official unit scoring, command guidance, or medical evaluation.
Legacy scope note: The Army Fitness Test became the test of record on June 1, 2025. This page intentionally scores the retired six-event ACFT with the final March 23, 2022 legacy tables rather than the current five-event AFT.
Input Form
Main Result
Scored with the official male 22-26 legacy ACFT table. This calculator uses the six-event March 23, 2022 scoring scales that stayed in place through May 31, 2025.
Secondary Result
Open the event breakdown and priority view only when you need a deeper review of all six event scores.
Secondary Result
Open the event breakdown and priority view only when you need a deeper review of all six event scores.
Event breakdown
MDL
140 lb
60/100
At or above 60
SPT
6.3 m
60/100
At or above 60
HRP
10 reps
60/100
At or above 60
SDC
2:31
60/100
At or above 60
PLK
1:25
60/100
At or above 60
2MR
22:00
60/100
At or above 60
Priority view
MDL (60/100) and SPT (60/100) are the lowest current event scores, so they are the clearest targets if you want to raise the total while keeping all six event minimums intact.
Formula Explanation
Table selection
Choose one official age and gender scoring table first
The calculator first places the entered age into the official legacy bucket, then uses the matching male or female scoring table for all six events. The same raw performance can score differently after the age bucket changes.
Event scoring
Match each result to the published legacy ACFT rows
Each event is anchored to the official March 23, 2022 scoring scales. If you enter a non-table value such as a practice throw or a non-printed time, the page interpolates between the nearest published rows to keep the estimator smooth and transparent.
Pass rule
Total score and event minimums are checked separately
The total score is the sum of the six event scores, but the legacy minimum is only met when every event reaches 60. That is why this ACFT score calculator shows both the total and the count of events at or above 60.
Use Scenarios
Archived comparison
Check a score against the final legacy ACFT tables
Use the ACFT score calculator when you need the retired six-event scale that stayed in effect through May 31, 2025, rather than the newer five-event AFT.
Practice testing
See which event is holding back a six-event total
The page helps with gym or field-practice reviews because it converts each event into the same 0-100 legacy score scale before showing the total.
Transition context
Compare older ACFT records before discussing current AFT policy
This is useful when a training log, promotion record, or archived counseling packet still references ACFT scores and you want a like-for-like estimate first.
Example Cases
These worked examples show how the ACFT score calculator behaves at the exact 60-point line, inside a stronger passing profile, and in the common edge case where the total sits above 360 but one event still fails.
Worked example
Case 1: Exact 60-point minimum profile
Inputs
Male, age 25; MDL 140 lb, SPT 6.3 m, HRP 10, SDC 2:31, PLK 1:25, 2MR 22:00.
Computed Results
360/600; all six events clear 60; 360-479 legacy range.
Interpretation
This profile lands exactly on the 60-point line in every event, so it is a clean example of the minimum legacy passing standard rather than a generous default preset.
Worked example
Case 2: Strong passing profile in the 22-26 male table
Inputs
Male, age 25; MDL 250 lb, SPT 9.7 m, HRP 35, SDC 1:53, PLK 2:30, 2MR 17:13.
Computed Results
481/600; all six events clear 60; 480-539 legacy range.
Interpretation
Every event is well above 60, so the total rises into the 480-539 legacy range. This kind of profile shows how evenly strong event scores compound into the overall result.
Worked example
Case 3: Total above 360 but one event still fails
Inputs
Female, age 38; MDL 120 lb, SPT 4.0 m, HRP 14, SDC 3:20, PLK 1:16, 2MR 23:00.
Computed Results
376/600; SPT stays below 60; 360-479 legacy range.
Interpretation
The total stays above 360, but the standing power throw remains below 60. This is why the page reports event minimum status separately from the total score.
Boundary Conditions
Sources & References
- U.S. Army - Army Fitness Test (AFT)
Used for the official transition statement that the AFT replaced the ACFT on June 1, 2025, and for the Army-hosted legacy ACFT event context still retained on the same public page.
- U.S. Army - ACFT Scoring Scales (March 23, 2022)
This is the direct scoring source for the six-event legacy ACFT tables used by the calculator, including the age-group and gender-specific score rows that remained valid through May 31, 2025.
- U.S. Army article - Army establishes new fitness test of record
Kept to support the public-facing policy transition from the ACFT to the AFT and to anchor the legacy framing used throughout the page.
Editorial & Review Information
Reviewed on: 2026-03-28
Published on: 2025-01-05
Author: LumoCalculator Editorial Team
What we checked: Official March 23, 2022 scoring tables, age-bucket mapping, six-event total math, event-level 60-point minimum logic, source accessibility, and legacy-vs-AFT wording boundaries.
Purpose and scope: Supports legacy ACFT score review, practice-test planning, and archived document comparison. Not intended to replace current AFT policy, unit testing, or medical evaluation.
How to use this review: Treat the calculator as a legacy reference layer first, then confirm any current Army requirement with your command, current policy documents, and the AFT resources now in force.