2026 LINK TO SCORES
Eligibility for the Title of Club Champion
Participation in 2 shoots is required to qualify for the club championship. Your best two results count for the championship, so attending more than 2 club shoots will be beneficial.
You must be a member in good standing for 2026 by November 1st. Good standing means: Dues paid and work requirements fulfilled.
Scoring and Ranking
Scorecards need to be signed by two scorers other than the archery.
Scoring varies across different shoots. How will we add up the scores to determine the champions? We won’t, we will add up the ranking instead.
Example: Let’s say the results of 4 club shoots are as follows.
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First, assume all participants are members in good standing.
Now, Alex, Sam, Jordan and Shannon all completed at least two club shoots and will compete for the club championship. Chris however only participated in one shoot and this is not eligible.
If we add up the ranking, we get:
ALEX: 1 + 1 = 2 (Alex’s second place in the 3rd shoot is not considered, only the best 2 shoots count.)
JORDAN: 1 + 2 = 3
SAM: 2 + 2 = 4
SHANNON: 3 + 3 = 6
FINAL RESULT:
- Alex (2 points)
- Jordan (3 points)
- Sam (4 points)
- Shannon (6 points)
Ties will be broken based on the number of shoots attended and scores, in a manner to be determined by the Vice President.
Club Shoot Details
- Any details not shared here will be posted at the club house on the weekends of the shoots.
- Your scorecard needs to be signed by two other club members, please plan accordingly.
- Club shoots typically end in the afternoon (5 PM) of the second day, but if takedown is required they might end earlier. Don’t start late in the day if you can.
Classes
- Peewee (7 and under)
- Cub (8-11)
- Youth (12-14)
- Young Adult (15-17)
- Adult (18-49)
- Senior (50-59)
- Silver Senior (60-69)
- Master Senior (70 and over)
- You may also participate in the club shoots as a non-compete, in which case
Bow Styles
- Barebow (BB) (compound)
- Freestyle Bowhunter (BHFS) (compound)
- Freestyle (FS) (compound)
- Primitive
- Longbow
- Recurve (REC)
- Barebow Recurve (BB-REC)
- Freestyle Limited Recurve (FSLR) (Olympic)
Questions? Suggestions? Contact the Vice President at vp@sfarchers.org
ARCHIVES
Final Club Shoot of 2024 is the 900 Round held on Sunday, September 8th.
SFA CLUB MEMBER PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED HERE
The SF Archers Club Shoots are designed for club members but open to all guests and the public. Only SF Archers club members are eligible for club awards. The club shoots typically occur on the second Sunday of the month after the Saturday work party, barring any conflicts. In 2024, they will be held in the months of May, July, August, and September. Check our calendar for the most up-to-date information.
Most shoots are free, except for those where the club incurs a minor cost due to the type of targets. There will be a $5 shoot fee per member and $10 shoot fee per guest on the Unmarked 3D Shoot. For SFA members interested in competing in the club championships, the club shoots lets you see how you compared to other members in your class and shooting style. During the Saturday work party our members set up one of our ranges with specific targets for that club shoot. On Sunday our official score keeper hands out scorecards for any archers interested in scoring and keeps track of all the scores. Shoot for fun or score for shoot. It doesn’t matter. Just come and shoot with us.
Club Tournament Rules
1. Minimum of three archers per group with two scorekeepers.
2. Show up on the designated days.
3. Grab your scorecards from the scorekeeper or in the clubhouse and pay the fee, if any. ($5 members / $10 guests for 3D shoot)
4. Make sure you read any special instructions left by the scorekeeper. These are usually a piece of paper on a whiteboard.
5. Go to the specified range and shoot.
6. Keep score or shoot for fun. The back of each scorecard will let you know how to score those particular targets.
7. Turn in your completed scorecard in the designated box.
The scoring will be such that each shoot will have an equal number of potential points, so that there is no advantage to shooting an easy, high scoring shoot versus more difficult low scoring shoot. You will need to participate in a minimum of two shoots in any one category/style in order to qualify for an award at the end of the year. A person may participate in more than one category, but must shoot at least two scores in one category to qualify for an award for that category.
Club Champion Awards are given to SF Archers members with the highest combined scores of the two highest events participated. Winners will receive their award at the Annual SF Archers Awards Dinner held in November.
2022 SF Archers Club Shoot
NEW in 2022!
