Island Archers Winter Series

Overall Standings 2009/10				Best				#2				#3				#4
Name	Score	Hits	Golds	Month	Score	Hits	Golds	Month	Score	Hits	Golds	Month	Score	Hits	Golds	Month	Score	Hits	Golds
Toby Marshall	1301	149	48	Nov	523	60	21	Oct	521	60	18	Feb	257	29	9
Stuart Oakley	1208	150	23	Oct	500	60	11	Nov	492	60	5	Feb	216	30	3
Jason Spinks n	1131	149	15	Oct	477	60	7	Nov	454	60	5	Feb	200	29	3
Ken Le Goubin n	1043	149	18	Nov	420	60	7	Oct	408	59	6	Feb	215	30	5
Linda Mackay	722	127	5	Nov	339	58	2	Oct	230	41	2	Feb	153	28	1
Mark Spinks n,j	624	118	5	Nov	283	51	1	Oct	206	44	3	Feb	135	23	1
Angus Morrison n	347	54	1	Oct	347	54	1	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Heide Macleod	172	28	3	Feb	172	28	3	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Alan Farquharson  n	162	27	1	Feb	162	27	1	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Donald Macleod n	156	26	0	Feb	156	26	0	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Michelle Paton n	140	24	1	Feb	140	24	1	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
John Graham n	131	26	1	Feb	131	26	1	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Ceri Dyke n	131	26	1	Feb	131	26	1	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Emma Stark n	51	13	0	Feb	51	13	0	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Peggy Mackay n	51	12	0	Feb	51	12	0	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Andy McClements n	45	15	0	Feb	45	15	0	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Callum Stark n,j	10	3	0	Feb	10	3	0	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Competition Rules 2009-2010(Updated 09/02/10 to amend rule 2 to allow a Half-Portsmouth to be submitted if time constraints preclude a full Portsmouth being shot.)

1. The Competition shall run every year between the first Club shooting session in October and the last Club shooting session in March.

2. Competitors shall shoot a Portsmouth round (60 arrows @ 20 yards, 60cm target face) on the first Wednesday of every month, for each month of the competition.
   1. Where venues do not permit the necessary range to shoot a Portsmouth round for that month, competitors may shoot a Matheson round (60 arrows @ 15 yards, 40cm target face) as a substitute.
   2. Where time constraints do not permit a full Portsmouth round to be shot, competitors may shoot a Half-Portsmouth round (30 arrows @ 20 yards, 60cm target face) as a substitute. If competitors manage to shoot more than 30 arrows, but less than 60 arrows in the time available, the Half-Portsmouth score will be taken as from the first 30 arrows scored.
   3. All competitors shall shoot the same round during that month.
   4. Where competitors are unable to attend the Club's shooting session on the first Wednesday of the month, they may, at the discretion of their fellow competitors, shoot their round on a different Club shooting session during that month.

3. Competitors shall submit their scores for that month via the online submission form on the Club's website.
1. Competitiors shall have until a score submission deadline of 23:59:59hrs on the last day of each month of the competition to submit their scores for that month. Scores submitted after the score submission deadline shall be deemed void.
2. Competitors may submit more than one round per month to the Club's , but only their best score for that month shall be included in the Competition.

4. Competitors shall ALSO submit a score sheet for each submitted round to the Club’s Records Officer as soon as possible after their score has been submitted via the online score submission form.
   1. Each score sheet shall include the score value for every arrow shot, a total for each end of the round, an overall total score, the total number of hits scored, and the total number of Golds (which, shall be taken as inner and outer 10s in accordance with the GNAS Rules of Shooting) scored.
   2. Score sheets shall be signed by the competitor, and, if the shooting of the round has not been witnessed by the Club’s Records Officer, shall be countersigned by another archer who witnessed the round being shot.
   3. Failure to submit a valid scoresheet to accompany the online score submission to the Club Records Officer will render the submission void.

5. Each month, Competitors’ best Portsmouth result (scores, number of hits, and number of golds) shall added to those of previous months to give an overall total, which shall be ranked against those of other Competitors, and the results shall be published, along with a current copy of the competition Rules, on the Club’s website as soon as possible after scores are submitted.

6. At the end of the competition, Competitors’ best four (4) results (scores, number of hits, and number of golds) from six for each month shall be added to give an overall total for the Competition; the highest three, as well as the highest-placed novice (with less than six months experience at the start of the competition - denoted by (n) in the rankings above) and Junior (denoted by (j) in the rankings above) shall be eligible for prizes.
   1. If the competition is unable to proceed for more than three months, Competitors' best three (3) results (scores, number of hits, and number of golds) shall be added to give an overall total for the Competition; the highest three, as well as the highest-placed novice (with less than six months experience at the start of the competition - denoted by (n) in the rankings above) and Junior (denoted by (j) in the rankings above) shall be eligible for prizes.
   2. Any ties in scores totals shall be resolved by Competitors’ hits totals (the highest shall prevail), and if the tie still remains unbroken, it shall be resolved by Competitors’ golds totals (the highest shall prevail) and if the tie still remains unbroken, it shall be resolved by the number of scores submitted (the highest shall prevail).
   3. In the highly-unlikely event that the tie remains unbroken, it shall be resolved by the toss of a coin.

7. In the interests of transparency and fair play, the Rules may be reviewed and subject to change during the Competition.
1. If rules are altered during the course of the competiton, notification of the rule change shall be displayed on the HOME and CLUB NEWS pages on the Club's website and emailed to all club members.

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