For all of you who have ever been part of a shotgun league, I suspect you'd agree with me that a big part of keeping the participants interested is getting statistics and results out to the shooters in a timely manner. I am trying to start a Trap & Skeet League this Spring at my local Club. I'm looking for a good way to track and report the results of each weekly League Shoot. If anyone has an excel spreadsheet that they use (and would be willing to share), or have used a commercial software that they recommend, please let me know. Also, if you could speak to some of the aspects of a league that you've found to be especially enjoyable, please share. I appreciate the help!! Is is a league within your club or between clubs?

If it's internal, and your club has a website, then the webmaster should have some suggestions At my club we don't have a league per se, but we do have a good number of folks in the NRA Shotgun Qualification program. We did up a big grid, put the levels across the top and the names down the side.only problem was that if I waited to catch my breath, some folks thought I was taking too long to post the results! If it's internal and you're just keeping track of averages, post them where all can see.

**ANYONE VIOLATING RULE #9: THEIR SCORE WILL NOT COUNT FOR TEAM. OR PERSONAL SCORE FOR THAT NIGHT. THIS WILL ALSO INCLUDE ANY PERSON SIGNING UP A LATE SHOOTER. IT WILL BE COUNTED AS A MISSED SHOOT FOR BOTH SHOOTERS. • All traps will be set to throw 2-hole targets. The SCTP Middle & High School Trap Shooting Team is getting ready for their second shooting season in 2015. Athletes shoot from March 8th to. Each year Lee Mathson goes over the Handicap League score boards and makes a list of different items that he feels league shooter would like to see. Here are some of Lee's.

Vray Keygen Download Crack. To encourage newbies, offer a prize for most improved (After 10 rounds, figure each person's average, then figure the difference at the end of the season, or something). It can be tough on a new shooter to see how far they have to go, but if they have an opportunity to get an attainable prize ( as opposed to going head-to head with AA shooters) you'll likely get more business.

Hope this helps! This would be an internal League (I don't want to bite off more than I can chew initially). I do have some hope that we could get involved in a team format shotgun league with other surrounding clubs at some point. I think that would be really fun to get involved in. Do you know of anything like that around here? What did you use to track the results?

I am trying to develop a spreadsheet so that I can take home the paper scorecards from the day, update the spreadsheets, and print out the results to post at the Club, or even email the results to the members. Mostly I'm looking for an easy and convenien way to report scores and averages.

I want people to take an interest in how they are shooting, trends etc. I think its important to get this information to shooters in a league shortly after they've shot to keep the interest level high. I've never run a league before so I'm not sure how this is done at most clubs.

I expect somewhere between 20-40 shooters probably. I suppose I could track everything on a spreadsheet and just be able to do printouts. Wasn't sure what was available that other leagues had been using (if anything). So after wrestling with some existing software that is out there for downloading, I decided that I would create my own method. I went with an excel spreadsheet and spent a lot of time formatting everything exactly the way I want it. The league structure is actually going to be based on a ladder system, where shooters are competing against one another for points.

I decided to use this format with no handicap in order to give all shooters an equal chance to competitive. Its an interesting format and hopefully not overcomplicated to where people don’t understand how it works. Essentially I have a Roster sheet which tracks league participants and gives a snapshot of the overall standings as well as tracks the financial information regarding the league. The other tabs in the workbook are Results Trackers for each weeks shoot. It was not easy to program the formulas, but essentially all I have to do is enter scores, and the points are automatically calculated based on a series of “if/then” checks I put in. It’s a fairly complicated set of scoring rules, so translating it to a postulate in excel wasn’t easy for me.

I’ll have to post some screen shots for you to fully appreciate it. Thanks for everyone’s suggestions, sometimes if you can’t find what you’re looking for, its best to build it yourself.

2017-2018 Tri-State Trap Rules 1. The program is 50 16-yard and 50 handicap targets.

Entry fees for each program are $ 24 for adult shooters and $ 12 for Junior shooters. Juniors that elect to play any options pay the adult entry of $ 24. $7 of the entry fee for each adult will be paid to the League by the club holding the shoot. The club will retain $17 from each adult entry to cover its costs for the program. A $10 Modified Lewis option is available to all shooters. 35% of the pool will be paid to the top two scores (divided 60/40). The remaining 65% of the pool will be paid to five (5) Lewis classes starting with the third highest score.

Option entries are made at the same time as program entries. A $5 Purse option is available to all shooters. The payout is 50% to the highest score, 30% to the second highest score, and 20% to the third highest score. Option entries are made at the same time as program entries. A $2 – 100-Straight option is available to all shooters. The payout is 90% of the rolling sum of the pool at the time the eligible shooter breaks a 100 straight score.

Ties will divide. This is only available to shooters who enter on weekly basis. Option entries are made at the same time as program entries. A $1 Draw option is available to all shooters. The payout is the rolling sum of the pool for any shooter who's score is equal to the random draw conducted at the conclusion of the shoot.

The random draw includes all scores between 45 and 100. Ties will divide.Option entries are made at the same time as program entries. Attention: Any option monies not redeemed by the end of the following target year will become the property of the Tristate League. Shooters will be handicapped according to ATA (Amateur Trapshooting Association) handicap or Tri-State Trap League past performance, whichever is greater. No shooter may shoot at less than her/his ATA handicap as noted in the ATA Shooter Information Center *(see rule 3).

Shooters without records will be handicapped at 20 yards, unless in a special category. All new ladies and males younger than 15 years old start at 19 yards. Unless a shooter earns 2 or more yards during a year, s/he may reduce during following years at a rate of 1 yard per year until s/he reaches her/his ATA handicap, or the yardage above. No shooter will shoot below their ATA yardage or 18 yards, whichever is greater).

A shooter earning 2 yards or more during a year will carry that handicap forward to the following year. Team captains are asked to ascertain that shooter handicaps are accurately noted on their rosters. (A “year” means all those shoots comprising one season-i.e.

From the first to last shoot on the schedule, and having posted a valid score in league competition for the “year”. A shooter who does not participate for a year is still only eligible for a 1 yard reduction. For example: A shooter shoots in target year 2007-2008, and who does not participate in 2008-2009 can only take a 1 yard reduction from the yardage shot in 2007-2008, even though that yardage is 2 years old). Veteran and Senior Veteran shooters who have not registered targets with ATA for more than one year may request a reduction from their ATA handicap.

The League will handle these requests on a “case by case” basis. ATA reductions or ATA increases during the League season are not recognized. A shooter’s handicap remains fixed (except as earned under #5 below) as of the first shoot entered. Shooters will earn yardage at each shoot as follows: a.

High score and ties - 2 yards b. Second high score and ties – 1 ½ yards c. Third high score and ties - 1 yard 6. It is the shooter’s responsibility to verify that her/his entry is correct, that her/his score entered on the shoot record is correct, and that s/he shot from the correct handicap. Djilas Nova Klasa Pdf Editor. Shooting from the wrong handicap will result in disqualification from that shoot.

All ATA rules will be observed, including eye and ear protection. ATA rules will govern if any discrepancies arise. Entries will not be accepted in the first 15 squads unless the shooter is present at the entry desk. No entries will be accepted after 2 pm. A shooter may not enter a program more than once.

A shooter may shoot for only one team during the season. A shooter must shoot one of the first seven shoots for a score to be counted toward a team score during the last seven shoots. The five highest scores entered by team members will be counted toward the team score.

A team with fewer than five shooters will only be allowed to count the scores from those present. Teams will be awarded points based on the number of teams contending. For example, if seven teams entered scores, the highest team score will receive 7 points, the second highest team score will receive 6 points, etc. Tie scores will drop to the next highest score for each team until the tie is broken. In the event of forecast inclement weather in the four-state area, the Executive Committee may call for cancellation of the shoot.

The President must contact all the club representatives. The club representatives will pass the information to their club shooters. The website will also contain the notification of cancellation. This decision will be made by 5:00pm the day prior to the scheduled shoot. At the end of the season and after all bills have been paid, the Treasurer may divide a portion of remaining money among the teams.

Teams will earn 1 share for each event where that team has five shooters competing. Any team with fewer than five shooters will earn 0 shares for that event. For example: Money to be divided: $2520 Number of shoots: 12 Number of teams: 8 A total of 96 shares are available. (8x12) Each share is worth $26.25 (2520/96). For the year each team would receive 12 shares for a total of $315.00 (26.25x12).

Should a team forfeit a share, that share is divided among the other seven teams. Each of the 7 teams that did not forfeit would receive $318.75. ($26.25 divided by 7 added to $315). The team forfeiting 1 share would receive $288.75. The League secretary will calculate the options payouts. Payouts will be rounded to the nearest $0.50.

The club holding the shoot will pay the league treasurer for option payouts. “Breakage” will go to the club holding that shoot. The league will make payouts to all shooters at the following shoot date.

In the event that the secretary is not present at a shoot, each club must be prepared to calculate the options payouts and present the options money to a league officer. Clubs will receive membership cards for each shooter. The shooter’s name, team affiliation, and handicap will be entered. The schedule for the League will be on the card.

This card is presented at the entry desk at each shoot. Each team captain must supply the League secretary with a roster of that team’s shooters at least one week before the first shoot of the season. A trophy will be awarded to the High Gun at each shoot. Ties will be carried over to the next shoot and will be determined on the total 100. Ties remaining or ties for the last shoot will be determined on long run in reverse order-“miss and out” starting with the 100th target.

Trophies will be awarded at the League banquet. A shooter may accept only one trophy for season averages. These trophies will be awarded in the following order: High Overall, High Overall Runner-Up, High Handicap, High 16-yards, High Handicap Runner-up, High 16-yards Runner-up, High Vet, High Sr. Vet, High Lady, High Junior, Junior Runner-Up, Most Improved. Trophies will be awarded at the League banquet. Trophies will be awarded to five handicap groups based on the season average: 18-19, 20, 21-23, 24-25, and 26-27 yards. The groups are based on a shooter’s handicap at the beginning of the season.

A shooter must have recorded at least 10 scores to be considered for the season trophies. The 10 highest scores will be used to compute a 16-yard average, a handicap average, and an overall average. To be considered for the “Most Improved” a shooter must have a “best” average from the previous year.

Trophies for season averages are based on a shooter’s “High 10” average-i.e. An average of her/his 10 best scores. Ties for season averages will be then be decided using the “High 11” or, if necessary, “High 12” if two or more shooters are tied using “High 10.” A shooter without a “High 11” or “High 12” average who is tied with another shooter with a “High 11” or “High 12” loses the tie-breaker.

If still tied, League officers will determine a tie-breaker. A shooter must shoot all scheduled shoots to receive recognition for perfect attendance. A shooter recording a score at 10 or more shoots will receive a free ticket for the year-end banquet. A shooter recording a score at nine shoots may purchase a ticket for the year-end banquet for $7. A shooter recording a score at eight shoots may purchase a ticket for the year-end banquet for $14. A shooter recording a score at seven shoots may purchase a ticket for the year-end banquet for $21. A shooter must shoot at least seven shoots to be eligible to receive a ticket to the banquet.

Juniors may bring two guests per banquet ticket. The League statistician will determine the amount due for all banquet tickets. The Team captain will collect that amount from the shooter and forward to the League treasurer or the treasurer may collect it at the door. Each club will be given one free banquet ticket for use at their discretion and one that may be sold at $70 per couple. Clubs may request a complimentary ticket for shooters who were unable to compete due to personal reasons.

Shooters must be present to win any door prizes at the banquet. Complimentary tickets are not eligible for door prizes. Shooters may register their 16-yard targets with the ATA at the end of the year by paying the appropriate fees.