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NELAA Rules of the Competition
**Please Note that all changes for 2021 are highlighted in red**
***Due to (covid) the uncertainty of the season there will be NO Shooter of the Year or NELAA Championship & Banquet for 2021***
MEMBERSHIPS:
Membership of NELAA is now based on a blanket membership covering all five affiliated clubs within NELAA. Dues are for one year's membership, it will entitle you to pay less for tournament entry fees at all four affiliated clubs within NELAA. Yearly dues are $60 for a single or family membership. Family memberships are for all members of the same household. Members will receive a membership card with a membership number that they will present when registering at each shoot.
***Honorary Members-Must be a paid NELAA member in order to qualify for Shooter of the Year. NELAA membership yearly dues are $60, honorary members will receive a different color membership card that will specify them as being an honorary member. Show this card at each NELAA shoot and pay nothing for the remainder of year for shoot cost, if paid membership dues, with exception of shooting 2nd class then will pay $5 to shoot the 2nd class. If no membership dues are paid shoot cost will be $10 per shoot.***
All 3D tournaments consist of 20 targets, plus a given bonus target, at unknown distances. ASA scoring of 5,8,10, and 12 rings will be used.
** 14 Rings apply ONLY on Bonus Target. **
(The Bonus Target takes the place of your lowest scored target.)
TOURNAMENT FEES:
**Please Note that all changes for 2021 are highlighted in red**
***Due to (covid) the uncertainty of the season there will be NO Shooter of the Year or NELAA Championship & Banquet for 2021***
MEMBERSHIPS:
Membership of NELAA is now based on a blanket membership covering all five affiliated clubs within NELAA. Dues are for one year's membership, it will entitle you to pay less for tournament entry fees at all four affiliated clubs within NELAA. Yearly dues are $60 for a single or family membership. Family memberships are for all members of the same household. Members will receive a membership card with a membership number that they will present when registering at each shoot.
***Honorary Members-Must be a paid NELAA member in order to qualify for Shooter of the Year. NELAA membership yearly dues are $60, honorary members will receive a different color membership card that will specify them as being an honorary member. Show this card at each NELAA shoot and pay nothing for the remainder of year for shoot cost, if paid membership dues, with exception of shooting 2nd class then will pay $5 to shoot the 2nd class. If no membership dues are paid shoot cost will be $10 per shoot.***
All 3D tournaments consist of 20 targets, plus a given bonus target, at unknown distances. ASA scoring of 5,8,10, and 12 rings will be used.
** 14 Rings apply ONLY on Bonus Target. **
(The Bonus Target takes the place of your lowest scored target.)
TOURNAMENT FEES:
SHOOT COST |
MEMBER / NONMEMBER |
FREE $ 7 $ 10 |
PeeWee (Age 8 and younger) Cub Members (Age 9-12) Cubs NonMembers (Age 9-12) |
$ 7 $ 10 |
Senior Members (Age 65 and older) Senior NonMembers (Age 65 and older) |
$ 10 $ 15 |
General Admission for Members (Age 13-64) General Admission for NonMembers (Age 13-64) |
$ 30 |
Family of 3 or More (Must be Memebers of NELAA) |
GENERAL RULES:
ASA rules will be followed.
A: No archer may compete in more than one class at a tournament with the exception of a Compound Class & a Traditional or Longbow Class. A shooter may compete for 2 classes at a tournament in a compound class & a traditional or longbow class only. The compound bow will be shot first and the traditional or longbow second.
**If an individual wants to shoot Traditional and Longbow this is acceptable, but one must be chosen as primary at the beginning of the season & shooter of the year rules apply**
***A Sighted recurve is allowed but can only be shot in a compound class, they are not allowed in the Recurve or Traditional classes***
B: No alcoholic beverages or controlled substances may be carried or consumed on tournament grounds. If a person demonstrates signs of intoxication, that person will be asked to leave the premises immediately.
C: Littering the grounds will not be tolerated. Anyone seen littering will immediately be disqualified from the tournament.
D: No one may practice on any target to be used for tournament shooting prior to the tournament.
E: Refunds for a tournament are at the club's discretion.
F: Spectators: All spectators must sign waiver before proceeding on to range.
SHOOTING RULES:
A: NELAA adheres to a maximum arrow speed of 280 fps +3% (for stakes at 45 yrd max and up maximum arrow speed of 290 fps +3%). Each club reserves the right to chronograph a shooter. Each competitor understands and agrees that they may be required to shoot through a designated on-site chronograph. **BOWS MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHRONOGRAPH AT ANY TIME** Any arrow chronographed that exceeds the maximum speed will result in disqualification for that tournament.
B: RECOMMENDED 3 shooters to a group. Each group shall have no more than 5 shooters to a group.
C: Each shooter must be touching the appropriate shooting stake for their class with some part of their body during the shot. A shooter will receive a warning from their group for the first offense. The penalty for the second offense is a deduction of 5 points from the target score (but no less than a 0). Each subsequent offense will result in a target score of zero.
D: After you set your sights and draw your bow, you cannot reset your sights after a letdown. Penalty: Score of zero for that target.
E: For safety purposes and to ensure a timely competition, no archer will go behind a target to look for a lost arrow. Archers may go behind a target to retrieve an arrow that is visible by the group from the target.
You may go back and look for lost arrows after the tournament has ended.
F: A "controlled letdown" must be verbally announced prior to the letdown, with the word "letdown" or "down" spoken loudly enough to be audible, and must be acknowledged by the group. If in the process of letting down the arrow is dropped it may be picked up and shot.
G: Exchanging yardage information with shooters in your group, or other groups is strictly prohibited.
H: Use of rangefinders is prohibited. All distances will be judged by the naked eye. No equipment, including but not limited to sights, binoculars, or spotting scopes will be used in a manner inconsistent with this prohibition. The use of "gaping techniques" which uses any of the shooter's equipment or body parts is prohibited in determining yardage. Target cards are permitted.
I: Binoculars and/or spotting scopes will be allowed for determining shot placement.
J: Lasers, mirrors, etc. are prohibited.
K: Bowhunter class will be restricted to a 12" or shorter stabilizer. Backbars are allowed but cannot exceed bow string when bow is at rest. May shoot moveable but it MUST be a Hunting Sight, screw-in or glued-in tips, with NO magnifications. No Rule on Arrow Diameter
Bowhunter Outlaw class is restricted to bow hunting equipment ONLY with hunting sights, NO magnification is allowed, & there is NO Max Speed Limit for this class only. No Rule on Arrow Diameter
L: "SHOOT FOR FUN"
To shoot course, shooter must pay class fee, score cards MUST BE turned in to count towards Shooter of the Year.
M: PRACTICE SHOTS: Please keep all practice, warm up, and adjustments shots to the Practice Bags, DO NOT use the 3D targets for "practice". When on the range each 3D target is limited to one arrow per shooter.
SHOOTING TIMES:
A: A shooter must be signed in at the club he is shooting by 1:30 pm. Each 20 target tournament
(plus bonus, EXCLUDING PRO CLASS-NO BONUS) will be completed by 4:00 pm.
B: The first shooter of the group will be allowed 2 minutes to shoot his/her arrow. Each remaining member of the group will be allowed 1 minute to shoot.
C: Each group will be allowed 4 minutes to score the target, pull arrows, and reach the next stake at which point the procedure restarts.
D: The following are the only conditions under which a shooter may leave the range and return to receive credit for the day's competition:
1: The shooter will be allocated additional time to complete any targets in which
the shooting lane was missed in the presence of a tournament official, who
will be responsible for scoring and completing the shooter's scorecard.
2: Equipment failure need not be visible, but must be reported to a tournament
official. If the equipment failure occurs during the act of shooting, the arrow
will be scored as shot. The shooter will have until 5:30 pm to complete the
course.
SCORING RULES:
* All shooters must be signed in by 1:30 pm to shoot the course.*
* All 3D tournaments consist of 20 targets, plus a given bonus target, at unknown distances. ASA scoring of 5,8,10, and 12 rings will be used.
Lower 12's are in play, otherwise see "Scoring Rule J" listed below.
(14 ring will only be used on the Bonus Target. The Bonus Target takes the place of your lowest scored target.) *
A: A properly completed scorecard must be turned in by 4:00 pm. Please sign in with the same name or initials so you can be credited for shooter of the year.
B: If 2 marks are made on the same scoring line -- the scorer must initial change.
C: Cards must be turned in to obtain credit for shooting the club. This is important when qualifying for the NELAA Shooter of the Year.
D: All arrows must remain in the target until all arrows are scored. The arrow shaft must touch the line to be scored for the higher value. The status of any questionable arrows must be determined before drawing any arrow from the target and such arrows may not be touched until a judgment has been made. Unless specified otherwise, the front kill zone will be shot. LOWER 12-ring to be scored, UPPER 12-ring only counts if target specifies "Upper 12". 14 ring only counts on the Bonus Target.
E: Arrows passing through the target face, but still in the target will be pushed back and scored. In the event that a pass-through occurs, the group must agree and confirm what scoring ring the arrow passed through, and the shooter may take the appropriate score.
F: Any arrow deflected by an arrow already in the target will be scored as it lies.
G: Any arrow embedded in the nock of another arrow (robin hooded) will be scored the same as the arrow it struck.
H: If an arrow rebounds off another arrow and does not proceed toward the target, it will be scored the same as the arrow it struck, provided the damage can be identified by the group.
I: In the case of a tie, the tie will be broken by the following in this order:
A: Shoot-off if both shooters are present and daylight/weather permits
B: If one of the shooters is not present, the tie will be broken by number of 12's, then 10's, then 8's, then 5's.
C: If the score is still tied, the first person to drop points (drop points include 12's) will take second place.
J: Each target has two (2) 12-rings™. At each target the lower 12-ring will be in play initially for all shooters. At each individual target a shooter may elect to have the upper 12-ring scored by announcing their intention to shoot for it. Upon announcing their election to shoot the upper 12-ring the scorekeepers will acknowledge and note this election, and the lower 12-ring will no longer be in play to be scored for that shooter on that individual target only.
CLASS DEFINITIONS AND RULES:
***If you wish to shoot more than one class, you must choose a primary class at the beginning of the season for which you wish to qualify for Shooter of the Year. You can NOT quality for 2 classes for Shooter of the Year with ANY of the classes.***
***Due to (covid) the uncertainty of the season there will be NO Shooter of the Year or NELAA Championship & Banquet for 2021***
ASA rules will be followed.
A: No archer may compete in more than one class at a tournament with the exception of a Compound Class & a Traditional or Longbow Class. A shooter may compete for 2 classes at a tournament in a compound class & a traditional or longbow class only. The compound bow will be shot first and the traditional or longbow second.
**If an individual wants to shoot Traditional and Longbow this is acceptable, but one must be chosen as primary at the beginning of the season & shooter of the year rules apply**
***A Sighted recurve is allowed but can only be shot in a compound class, they are not allowed in the Recurve or Traditional classes***
B: No alcoholic beverages or controlled substances may be carried or consumed on tournament grounds. If a person demonstrates signs of intoxication, that person will be asked to leave the premises immediately.
C: Littering the grounds will not be tolerated. Anyone seen littering will immediately be disqualified from the tournament.
D: No one may practice on any target to be used for tournament shooting prior to the tournament.
E: Refunds for a tournament are at the club's discretion.
F: Spectators: All spectators must sign waiver before proceeding on to range.
SHOOTING RULES:
A: NELAA adheres to a maximum arrow speed of 280 fps +3% (for stakes at 45 yrd max and up maximum arrow speed of 290 fps +3%). Each club reserves the right to chronograph a shooter. Each competitor understands and agrees that they may be required to shoot through a designated on-site chronograph. **BOWS MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHRONOGRAPH AT ANY TIME** Any arrow chronographed that exceeds the maximum speed will result in disqualification for that tournament.
B: RECOMMENDED 3 shooters to a group. Each group shall have no more than 5 shooters to a group.
C: Each shooter must be touching the appropriate shooting stake for their class with some part of their body during the shot. A shooter will receive a warning from their group for the first offense. The penalty for the second offense is a deduction of 5 points from the target score (but no less than a 0). Each subsequent offense will result in a target score of zero.
D: After you set your sights and draw your bow, you cannot reset your sights after a letdown. Penalty: Score of zero for that target.
E: For safety purposes and to ensure a timely competition, no archer will go behind a target to look for a lost arrow. Archers may go behind a target to retrieve an arrow that is visible by the group from the target.
You may go back and look for lost arrows after the tournament has ended.
F: A "controlled letdown" must be verbally announced prior to the letdown, with the word "letdown" or "down" spoken loudly enough to be audible, and must be acknowledged by the group. If in the process of letting down the arrow is dropped it may be picked up and shot.
G: Exchanging yardage information with shooters in your group, or other groups is strictly prohibited.
H: Use of rangefinders is prohibited. All distances will be judged by the naked eye. No equipment, including but not limited to sights, binoculars, or spotting scopes will be used in a manner inconsistent with this prohibition. The use of "gaping techniques" which uses any of the shooter's equipment or body parts is prohibited in determining yardage. Target cards are permitted.
I: Binoculars and/or spotting scopes will be allowed for determining shot placement.
J: Lasers, mirrors, etc. are prohibited.
K: Bowhunter class will be restricted to a 12" or shorter stabilizer. Backbars are allowed but cannot exceed bow string when bow is at rest. May shoot moveable but it MUST be a Hunting Sight, screw-in or glued-in tips, with NO magnifications. No Rule on Arrow Diameter
Bowhunter Outlaw class is restricted to bow hunting equipment ONLY with hunting sights, NO magnification is allowed, & there is NO Max Speed Limit for this class only. No Rule on Arrow Diameter
L: "SHOOT FOR FUN"
To shoot course, shooter must pay class fee, score cards MUST BE turned in to count towards Shooter of the Year.
M: PRACTICE SHOTS: Please keep all practice, warm up, and adjustments shots to the Practice Bags, DO NOT use the 3D targets for "practice". When on the range each 3D target is limited to one arrow per shooter.
SHOOTING TIMES:
A: A shooter must be signed in at the club he is shooting by 1:30 pm. Each 20 target tournament
(plus bonus, EXCLUDING PRO CLASS-NO BONUS) will be completed by 4:00 pm.
B: The first shooter of the group will be allowed 2 minutes to shoot his/her arrow. Each remaining member of the group will be allowed 1 minute to shoot.
C: Each group will be allowed 4 minutes to score the target, pull arrows, and reach the next stake at which point the procedure restarts.
D: The following are the only conditions under which a shooter may leave the range and return to receive credit for the day's competition:
1: The shooter will be allocated additional time to complete any targets in which
the shooting lane was missed in the presence of a tournament official, who
will be responsible for scoring and completing the shooter's scorecard.
2: Equipment failure need not be visible, but must be reported to a tournament
official. If the equipment failure occurs during the act of shooting, the arrow
will be scored as shot. The shooter will have until 5:30 pm to complete the
course.
SCORING RULES:
* All shooters must be signed in by 1:30 pm to shoot the course.*
* All 3D tournaments consist of 20 targets, plus a given bonus target, at unknown distances. ASA scoring of 5,8,10, and 12 rings will be used.
Lower 12's are in play, otherwise see "Scoring Rule J" listed below.
(14 ring will only be used on the Bonus Target. The Bonus Target takes the place of your lowest scored target.) *
A: A properly completed scorecard must be turned in by 4:00 pm. Please sign in with the same name or initials so you can be credited for shooter of the year.
B: If 2 marks are made on the same scoring line -- the scorer must initial change.
C: Cards must be turned in to obtain credit for shooting the club. This is important when qualifying for the NELAA Shooter of the Year.
D: All arrows must remain in the target until all arrows are scored. The arrow shaft must touch the line to be scored for the higher value. The status of any questionable arrows must be determined before drawing any arrow from the target and such arrows may not be touched until a judgment has been made. Unless specified otherwise, the front kill zone will be shot. LOWER 12-ring to be scored, UPPER 12-ring only counts if target specifies "Upper 12". 14 ring only counts on the Bonus Target.
E: Arrows passing through the target face, but still in the target will be pushed back and scored. In the event that a pass-through occurs, the group must agree and confirm what scoring ring the arrow passed through, and the shooter may take the appropriate score.
F: Any arrow deflected by an arrow already in the target will be scored as it lies.
G: Any arrow embedded in the nock of another arrow (robin hooded) will be scored the same as the arrow it struck.
H: If an arrow rebounds off another arrow and does not proceed toward the target, it will be scored the same as the arrow it struck, provided the damage can be identified by the group.
I: In the case of a tie, the tie will be broken by the following in this order:
A: Shoot-off if both shooters are present and daylight/weather permits
B: If one of the shooters is not present, the tie will be broken by number of 12's, then 10's, then 8's, then 5's.
C: If the score is still tied, the first person to drop points (drop points include 12's) will take second place.
J: Each target has two (2) 12-rings™. At each target the lower 12-ring will be in play initially for all shooters. At each individual target a shooter may elect to have the upper 12-ring scored by announcing their intention to shoot for it. Upon announcing their election to shoot the upper 12-ring the scorekeepers will acknowledge and note this election, and the lower 12-ring will no longer be in play to be scored for that shooter on that individual target only.
CLASS DEFINITIONS AND RULES:
***If you wish to shoot more than one class, you must choose a primary class at the beginning of the season for which you wish to qualify for Shooter of the Year. You can NOT quality for 2 classes for Shooter of the Year with ANY of the classes.***
***Due to (covid) the uncertainty of the season there will be NO Shooter of the Year or NELAA Championship & Banquet for 2021***
CLASS |
MAX YARDS |
STAKE COLOR |
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PeeWee |
(Age 8-younger) |
10 yrd max |
White Stake |
Cubs |
(Age 9-12) |
20 yrd max |
Yellow Stake |
... |
... |
... |
... |
Traditional *** |
(See Shooter of the Year Rules) |
25 yard max |
Red Stake |
Advanced Traditional *** |
(See Shooter of the Year Rules) |
30 yard max |
Green Stake |
Women's Traditional *** |
(See Shooter of the Year Rules) (to follow Traditional Class Rules) |
15 yard max |
Black Stake |
Youth |
(Age 13-16) |
25 yard max |
Red Stake |
Women's Youth |
(Age 13-16) |
25 yard max |
Red Stake |
Women's Bowhunter ** |
25 yard max |
Red Stake |
|
Women's Bowhunter Advanced |
30 yard max |
Green Stake |
|
Women's KNOWN 40 |
40 yard max |
Orange Stake |
|
Novice *** |
30 yard max |
Green Stake |
|
Bowhunter |
40 yard max |
Orange Stake |
|
Bowhunter Outlaw |
40 yard max |
Orange Stake |
|
Senior KNOWN |
(Age 50+ by February 1st) |
40 yard max |
Orange Stake |
Open Class |
45 yard max |
Blue Stake |
|
KNOWN 45 |
45 yard max |
Blue Stake |
All Distances Are Unmeasured!
Use of Rangefinders or Rangerfinder Sights are ONLY Allowed in Women's KNOWN 40, KNOWN 45, & Senior Known classes.
Longbow & Traditional class have been combined and will follow ASA Rules (rule includes Women's Traditional class):
Bow must be either recurve or longbow without wheels or cams. "Barebow/Shooting off the shelf" No release aid, no sights, no stabilizer, no overdraws, no draw checks, must have one finger touching the arrow nock, and must use one consistent anchor point. No marks on the sight window, string, or bow to use as an aiming or judging reference. All arrows must be identical in size, weight and construction. However, a Plunger Rest & Wrist Strap are allowed. NO SIGHTS OR STABILIZER. However sighted recurves are allowed in the Advanced Traditional Class and compound classes.) Bows must conform to the World Archery definition of a Barebow as found in World Archery Rules, Book 4 (Field and 3D Archery), Chapter 22, Sections 22.3 thru 22.3.10.1 (Click here to review)
Advanced Traditional:
Bare bows may be used in Advanced Traditional, but if equipped with sight or stabilizer bows must conform to the World Archery definition of a Recurve Bow as found in the World Archery Rules, Book 4 (Field and 3D Archery), Chapter 22, Sections 22.1 thru 22.1.10.1. (Click here to review)
Women's Bowhunter:
**A Shooter may remain in the Women's Bowhunter class until she has scored 201+ two times. At that point, the shooter must move out of that class beginning the next tournament. Shooter of the Year points will transfer ONLY from Women's Bowhunter to Women's Bowhunter Advanced.)
Novice:
**A Shooter may remain in the Novice Class until he/she has won first place in two tournaments. At that point the shooter must move out of that class beginning with the next tournament. Shooter of the Year point will transfer ONLY from Novice to Bowhunter Class.
Bowhunter:
12" Stabilizer or less, may shoot moveable but it MUST be a Hunting Sight, screw-in or glued-in tips, NO magnification.
RANGEFINDER Hunting Sights are NOT allowed.
Bowhunter Outlaw:
Bowhunter Equipment ONLY with hunting sights, NO Max Speed Limit.
RANGEFINDER Hunting Sights are NOT Allowed.
A: All classes with age requirements will be based on the age of the shooter as of February 1st of the current year.
B: NELAA reserves the right to move an individual to another class.
C: **A shooter may remain in the Novice class until he/she has won first place in two tournaments. At that point, the shooter must move out of that class beginning with the next tournament. Shooter of the Year points will transfer ONLY from Novice to Bowhunter class.
D: **A shooter may remain in the Women's Bowhunter class until she has scored 201+ in two tournaments. At that point, the shooter must move out of that class beginning with the next tournament. Shooter of the Year points will transfer ONLY from Women's Bowhunter to Women's Bowhunter Advanced.
SHOOTER OF THE YEAR 2021
***Due to (covid) the uncertainty of the season there will be NO Shooter of the Year or NELAA Championship & Banquet for 2021***
Rules:
A: TOP 3 SCORES from each club will count (Unless shoot specifies that it "does not count" towards shooter of the year) plus the championship score to make one score for shooter of the year.
B: A shooter must shoot each club at least once to be eligible to shoot the NELAA Championship. Also, to be eligible to place 1st-3rd at the NELAA Championship you must be a NELAA Member.
(NELAA Affiliated shoot)
C: Only NELAA members are eligible for Shooter of the Year.
D: The final tally for Shooter of the Year will be totaled at the NELAA Championship
E: **If you wish to shoot more than one class, you must choose a primary class at the beginning of the season for which you wish to qualify for Shooter of the Year. You can NOT quality for 2 classes for Shooter of the Year with ANY of the classes.**
Use of Rangefinders or Rangerfinder Sights are ONLY Allowed in Women's KNOWN 40, KNOWN 45, & Senior Known classes.
Longbow & Traditional class have been combined and will follow ASA Rules (rule includes Women's Traditional class):
Bow must be either recurve or longbow without wheels or cams. "Barebow/Shooting off the shelf" No release aid, no sights, no stabilizer, no overdraws, no draw checks, must have one finger touching the arrow nock, and must use one consistent anchor point. No marks on the sight window, string, or bow to use as an aiming or judging reference. All arrows must be identical in size, weight and construction. However, a Plunger Rest & Wrist Strap are allowed. NO SIGHTS OR STABILIZER. However sighted recurves are allowed in the Advanced Traditional Class and compound classes.) Bows must conform to the World Archery definition of a Barebow as found in World Archery Rules, Book 4 (Field and 3D Archery), Chapter 22, Sections 22.3 thru 22.3.10.1 (Click here to review)
Advanced Traditional:
Bare bows may be used in Advanced Traditional, but if equipped with sight or stabilizer bows must conform to the World Archery definition of a Recurve Bow as found in the World Archery Rules, Book 4 (Field and 3D Archery), Chapter 22, Sections 22.1 thru 22.1.10.1. (Click here to review)
Women's Bowhunter:
**A Shooter may remain in the Women's Bowhunter class until she has scored 201+ two times. At that point, the shooter must move out of that class beginning the next tournament. Shooter of the Year points will transfer ONLY from Women's Bowhunter to Women's Bowhunter Advanced.)
Novice:
**A Shooter may remain in the Novice Class until he/she has won first place in two tournaments. At that point the shooter must move out of that class beginning with the next tournament. Shooter of the Year point will transfer ONLY from Novice to Bowhunter Class.
Bowhunter:
12" Stabilizer or less, may shoot moveable but it MUST be a Hunting Sight, screw-in or glued-in tips, NO magnification.
RANGEFINDER Hunting Sights are NOT allowed.
Bowhunter Outlaw:
Bowhunter Equipment ONLY with hunting sights, NO Max Speed Limit.
RANGEFINDER Hunting Sights are NOT Allowed.
A: All classes with age requirements will be based on the age of the shooter as of February 1st of the current year.
B: NELAA reserves the right to move an individual to another class.
C: **A shooter may remain in the Novice class until he/she has won first place in two tournaments. At that point, the shooter must move out of that class beginning with the next tournament. Shooter of the Year points will transfer ONLY from Novice to Bowhunter class.
D: **A shooter may remain in the Women's Bowhunter class until she has scored 201+ in two tournaments. At that point, the shooter must move out of that class beginning with the next tournament. Shooter of the Year points will transfer ONLY from Women's Bowhunter to Women's Bowhunter Advanced.
SHOOTER OF THE YEAR 2021
***Due to (covid) the uncertainty of the season there will be NO Shooter of the Year or NELAA Championship & Banquet for 2021***
Rules:
A: TOP 3 SCORES from each club will count (Unless shoot specifies that it "does not count" towards shooter of the year) plus the championship score to make one score for shooter of the year.
B: A shooter must shoot each club at least once to be eligible to shoot the NELAA Championship. Also, to be eligible to place 1st-3rd at the NELAA Championship you must be a NELAA Member.
(NELAA Affiliated shoot)
C: Only NELAA members are eligible for Shooter of the Year.
D: The final tally for Shooter of the Year will be totaled at the NELAA Championship
E: **If you wish to shoot more than one class, you must choose a primary class at the beginning of the season for which you wish to qualify for Shooter of the Year. You can NOT quality for 2 classes for Shooter of the Year with ANY of the classes.**
