TEAM COMPETITION

All shooting divisions, styles, classes and age groups whether adult or youth are broken down into 3 categories FS, FSL & BB  (barebow)

FS  (would include these)

 All PRO, OPEN, SENIOR, MENS, WOMENS & YOUTH

FS, BHFS, IBO

FSL (would include these)

All PRO, OPEN, SENIOR, MENS, WOMENS, & YOUTH

FSL, BHFSL

BB (would include these)

All PRO, OPEN, SENIOR, MENS, WOMENS, & YOUTH

BB, BHBB &  BB-traditional

In each of  these three categories I will find the best placing for each of the clubs in each of the three categories FS, FSL & BB in a qualifying point earning class. 

To qualify for a possible point earning class, a class MUST have 3 or more shooters from at least two different clubs. Guests are not eligible for awards of any kind and will not be counted toward the number of shooters needed for a qualifying class.

Points are awarded as,

first place - 3 points, 

second place - 2 points 

third place - 1 point. 

Any club who has shooters who do not earn any points for their team but hand in completed scores would earn 1 team competition point for having a team present. (This is one point per shoot not per category)

An example would be if three FS shooters from your club all get 1st place I would choose one, usually the first one I lay eyes on,  who would then earn the 3 points in that category for your club.

I hope this answers your question. Believe me this system is a lot easier then the old method of figuring out handicaps for every shooter. And it's fairer, putting the smaller clubs on a more equal footing with the very large clubs.

A little history - this proposal came from Saginaw Bowmen way back before they joined the Sportsmen's club and became Saginaw Field & Stream.