Posted November 29, 2010
Criteria for World Canadian 3D Archery Team
The following will be the criteria for the selection of a Canadian
team to the FITA 3D Championship:
Each score submitted is converted to a percentage of the perfect
score on that course and then those percentages are averaged to
determine the archer’s squad. For example, a score of 165
on a 20 target course with a full possible score of 220 would
have the value of 75%. The chart below shows the average percentage
required in order to achieve the various squad rankings. For example,
a Compound Woman would require percentages that average between
83% and 87% to be classified as Red squad.
Compound Men Longbow Men Bare Bow Men
Instinctive Men
Gold 95% Gold 72% Gold
81% Gold 78%
Red 92% Red 69% Red
78% Red 75%
Blue 89% Blue 66% Blue
75% Blue 72%
Compound Women Longbow Women Bare Bow Women
Instinctive Women
Gold 88% Gold 64% Gold
77% Gold 66%
Red 85% Red 61% Red
74% Red 63%
Blue 83% Blue 58% Blue
71% Blue 61%
1. A list of registered events will be produced by April 30.
This will include provincial Archery Canada registered events,
national Archery Canada registered events, and international events.
2. The archers will be required to submit at least four scores
to a maximum of six, from Archery Canada registered or international
events. With the exception of the mandated Provincial and Archery
Canada 3D Championships, notice must be given in advance of a
tournament that they will be submitting a score from that event.
3. One of the scores will be either an Outdoor Provincial Championship
from the previous year or an Outdoor Provincial Championship from
the present year. One score will be either the previous year’s
Outdoor National Championship or the present year’s Outdoor
National Championship. All four scores can be used, but at least
one Provincial Championship and one National Championship must
be submitted.
4. Scores shot after April 1st of the previous year may be submitted
if the event was run under Archery Canada rules. Two scores from
two years prior to the event year will be considered acceptable.
Of these two, the Outdoor Nationals may be considered one.
5. The previous year’s Archery Canada Indoor Championship
or the present year’s Archery Canada Indoor Championship
scores may be used toward the average.
6. Indoor score submissions will be limited to one.
7. Clubs are asked to register their shoots, at no cost, with
the Archery Canada. Archery Canada rules must be followed at registered
shoots.
8. The archer’s intention to participate as a Canadian team
member at the FITA 3D World Championship must be indicated to
the Archery Canada 3D Committee by September 1st of the year prior
to the competition year.
9. Copies of scorecards should be sent to Jude Hooey – jhooey@shaw.ca<mailto:jhooey@shaw.ca>
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10. There are three World Team positions available in each category.
Archers will be selected according to their squad placement first,
but if there are more archers at a squad level than there are
positions to fill on the team from that squad, then the competition
year’s Canadian Outdoor 3D Championships will be treated
as a trials for those positions. Archers will be ranked according
to their placing at the trials. In the case that an archer has
to withdraw, the archer next in line will be named to the team.
For example: If there was one archer ranked gold, one ranked red,
three ranked blue and all indicated the intention of attending
the World Championship, the blue ranked archers would shoot the
trials. The gold and red archers would be named to the team and
the third position on the team would be determined at the Nationals.
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