Rules for SSAC - 15D Matching
The Scorekeeper last approved scores for this shoot on: 12/2/15
Shoot Begins: Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Shoot Ends: Monday, November 30, 2015
Scores must be Submitted by: Monday, December 7, 2015 and within 30 days of being shot.
Rules:
Please read the SSAC General Rules, as these apply to all SSAC shoots. Below are the additional rules for this specific shoot.
Target:
The target is setup like a Tic-Tac-Toe board, where the scoring area is 6" square, with a 1" gap between squares. Lord Thomas of Salisbury from An Tir has provided a printable PDF of the target.
Ranges:
This shoot is shot at 20 yards for both Adults and Youth.
Running the Shoot:
The goal for each end is to shoot a score that matches the number of the end. The first end is for 10 points, followed by 12, 14, 16, 18, and 20. Your actual score is how many points you shoot above or below the intended number.
The ends should be shot in order from low to high, alternating un-timed, timed.
This shoot has three Un-timed ends the 10, 14, and 18. For each un-timed end you have up to 6 arrows to attempt to match the points.
This shoot has three Timed ends the 12, 16, and 20. For each timed end you have up to 30 seconds, unlimited arrows, to attempt to match the points.
All arrows touching any part of the scoring area count as that score, even those breaking the line into the gap. Arrows landing completely within the 1" gap count as zero.
Example for the 10 point end:
- If your arrows where to add up to 8 or 12, your score for the end is 2.
- If your arrows add up to 10, a perfect match, your score is zero.
- If all your arrows miss or land within the lines, your score would be 10.
- It is possible to have a score of greater then 10, should you hit the 9 block with all six arrows (unlikely but possible) your score for the end would be 9*6-10 = 44
Bonus Challenge:
To gain a bonus of -2 to your score for the end, shoot each end per the normal rules with these four additions:
- Shoot exactly 4 arrows (timed ends still only have 30 seconds)
- Each arrow must hit a unique scoring block (no repeats)
- Every arrow must hit a scoring block
- Match the end's score perfectly
For example on the 10 round: If you shot 3,2,4,1 you matched the 10 exactly (score of 0) plus you met the Bonus rules so your actual score for the end becomes -2. However shooting 3,2,3,2(repeat), 3,2,miss,5(miss), or 3,2,1,2,2(five arrows) would not qualify for the bonus even though they still matched 10 perfectly and would score 0 for the end. Shooting 3,2,1,5 would also not qualify for the bonus as it does not match perfectly and would score 1 for the end.
Score Sheet:
A score sheet (PDF) for this shoot has been provided by Iurii Levchenich from An Tir.
Remember:
A *LOW* score is the best score for this shoot!
This shoot was suggested by:
Gladius
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