| Location: |
Texas A&M University Riverside Campus |
| Date: |
Friday and Saturday, June 18th and 19th, 2004 |
| Targets |
FITA five color faces- 80 cm for short ranges, 122 cm for
long |
| Course of Fire: |
Three (3) ends of six arrows at each of the longer ranges,
and six (6) ends of three arrows at the shorter ranges in the order listed:
Seniors: 60, 50, 40, and 30 meters
Juniors: 50, 40, 30, and 20 meters
Sub Juniors: 30, 25, 20, and 15 meters
Clover Kids: 10 meters (122 cm target, 3 ends of 6 arrows) |
| Time Limits: |
Four (4) minutes per six (6) arrow end; Two (2) minutes per
three (3) arrow end |
| Equipment: |
Binoculars or spotting scopes permitted as long as they do
not interfere with other archers. Recurve: Single sight pin or aperture,
finger release only - NO sight level, string peep or additional marks.
Compound: Peak weight of 65 pounds or less, release aids, overdraw and
release aid permitted with demonstrated competence, optical sights or
multiple pins permitted - Drawing significantly above the line of flight to
target is strictly prohibited |
| Rules: |
Current 4-H Archery rules
and FITA rules apply |
| Scoring: |
Competitors score in groups as assigned by the match
director, using a dual scoring system. Archers will be assigned to a butte
in their division by lottery. Scorecards must agree before any arrow is
touched |
| Equipment Inspection: |
All equipment is subject to inspection prior to the event
and at the discretion of the match supervisor or program director |
| Coaching: |
Coaching on the shooting line or in the waiting area is NOT
permitted |
| Spectator Area: |
Spectators will remain behind the spectator line while the
event is being conducted. The area between the spectator area and the
waiting line is reserved for archers and their equipment. |
| Match Supervisor: |
Mr. Bill Coady |
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