Trap shooting opens at 12:00 noon
Guidelines/Comments:
If you think you will be unable to compete within the guidelines listed below, contact your Skeet or Trap director, preferably in advance, for an exception.
1. You may shoot 3 weeks “ahead” of the current week
2. You must be current by week 3 and may not shoot “behind” from that point.
3. If you miss a week without approval from your SKEET or TRAP director, your team score for that week will be a “15” - shown by a shaded box with 15
4. You have paid for all league scores - PLEASE make missed scores up as soon as possible - they are valid for your personal average & REMEMBER No shooter is eligible for personal awards unless they have a valid score for each league week.
5. To encourage promptness and to aid in keeping the score sheets current: If you miss a score, and fail to make it up within 3 weeks (without prior approval from your SKEET/TRAP director) your next team score after the miss will become a “15”. If you don’t make it up by the next week, the next one becomes a 15 -- and so forth.
6. Rookie “starting averages” will be computed after the 4th score.
7. Each individual shooter is responsible to make sure his/her score is recorded on the “shooting roster” legibly for the correct week
9. The only way a shooter will receive a 25 for a total league score is to shoot a 25, otherwise the Maximum Shot Plus Handicap Is Never Greater Than 23.9
10. If a * is placed in the shooters ‘Shot’ column that signifies a missed round and all computation for the team stops at that point! Make it up quickly (See #5 above)
11. 1st person on team roster is team “CONTACT/Captain”
12. It is each shooter’s responsibility to contact their director if they think there has been incorrect information posted on the score sheet.
Skeet/Trap Directors are responsible for:
1. Verifying league scores are correct for each shooter each week
2. Posting team win/loss
3. Exceptions
