The purpose of this study was to detect the systemic bias of raters. The data was a Javelin throwing skills testing. The subjects were 18 javelin players that each player threw the javelin three times. Then five raters gave each trial a three-grade assessment in the thirteen skills of Javelin throwing. The Many-Facet Rasch Measurement (MFRM) was applied to the research method. The method was to use Facets program to cross analyze the measured differences between the persons and raters, items and raters. It detected the systemic bias of rater in sports. The Results were: 1. the cross-analysis between the persons and raters, items and raters of inter facets existed randomness bias. 2. The systemic bias of the raters for each person: (1) the rater A rated higher bias measure for No. 8 person. (2) The rater A rated lower bias measure for No. 11 and No. 17 person. 3. The systemic bias of the raters for each item was that rater A was rating higher bias measure for the 5th item. The conclusion: using the MFRM can be detected the rater's systemic bias in the subjective rate of sports.