Archery Fundamentals

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Archery Fundamentals

• SCORING
• Go for the GOLD!

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• Every ring has a point value.
• The closer to the center, the higher the points
  scored.
• The smallest center ring also scores 10 points,
  and is indicated by an X on the score card.
  Xs are used as tie-breakers, but only for
  outdoors.

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• Any arrow that breaks a line between two scoring
  rings is scored as the higher score.
• Any hit outside the largest ring is a miss.(M)
• Any arrow that misses the target butt is a miss.
  (M)

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Be sure to fill in the top half of your
score-sheet before the match begins.
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Record the score for each arrow from highest to
lowest. Then add the arrow scores to get a score
for the end.(Hits are no longer counted)
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Use the Total column to keep a running score
for the match.
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Any arrow that lands outside the largest scoring
ring is a miss and scores 0 points.
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Before pulling the arrows, put a small mark by
each one. If an arrow bounces out of the target,
it can be scored if the judge can tell where it
hit.
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An arrow that breaks the line between two scoring
rings is counted as the higher score. Call a
judge to score any disputed arrows.
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An arrow that misses the target butt is a miss.
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2/27/06
Casey Muellenbach
At the end of the match, both the archer and
scorer must sign the score sheet.
Britton Walker
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Remember

• Write with a pencil or dark pen no funny
  colors.
• Archers are allowed to change an arrows score
  only if all archers initial the change. You can
  still get a judge to make the change and to call
  an arrow, but there is no appeal to the judges
  call.

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