Enter scores

For archers recording their own rounds. One scoresheet is one round: a fixed number of ends, each with a fixed number of arrows.

Start a scoresheet

  1. Open My Scores and select + New Score. Show me
  2. Choose the Round. Rounds are grouped by sport. If the list is long, pick a sport or type part of the round's name to filter it. Show me
  3. Check the Date. Venue and Distance are optional. If your club set a default distance for your division, it is already filled in.
  4. Tick Competition score only for an official competition result. A completed competition sheet can be reopened only by a club manager.
  5. Select Start Scoring.

Score each end

The scoring page shows the scorecard with the current end highlighted, and a keypad under it. The keypad offers only the values the round allows. Show me

  1. Tap one key per arrow, in shooting order. Each value fills the next empty cell.
    • M is a miss.
    • X is an inner 10. It scores 10 and is counted separately for tie-breaks.
    • On decimal rounds, tap the whole number, then ., then the tenth.
  2. Back clears the last arrow.
  3. When every arrow of the end has a value, select Record End. The end moves into the scorecard and the running total updates. Show me
  4. To correct a recorded end, select Edit on its row.
  5. After the last end, select Mark Complete. The sheet locks and shows total, hits, golds, and Xs.

You can leave at any point. An unfinished sheet shows Continue on My Scores.

Shoot with a group

A group shoot scores several people together for one shoot: family, friends, or a few club members outside an official club shoot. It keeps no roster and leaves no membership behind. Every archer needs their own account. Each score is saved in that archer's own record.

To start a shoot

  1. Open My Scores and select Start a group shoot. Show me
  2. Choose the Round and check the Date. Venue is optional. Select Start a group shoot.
  3. Send the code or the join link to everyone shooting. Joining needs a connection, so share it before leaving for the range.
  4. When everyone is on the line, select Start shoot. Nobody can join after that.

Started with the wrong round, or without someone? The host selects Cancel shoot on the waiting page, or cancel and start over on the scoring page.

Once ends have been recorded, the host can still delete an unfinished shoot with Delete it… on the scoring page. This takes a confirmation. The host's own scoresheet is deleted. Every other archer keeps the scores recorded so far as an unfinished scoresheet of their own, which they can continue or delete. A completed shoot cannot be deleted.

To join a shoot

  1. Open My Scores, select Join with a code, and enter the code from the host. Show me
  2. Wait on the shoot's page. It moves to scoring when the host starts the shoot.

If there is no signal at the range, the host can add you by scanning your QR with their scoring device instead. Open My QR before you leave and keep the page open. Show me

To score

  • Anyone in the shoot can record an end for the whole line, so the roles of caller, writer, and watcher can rotate.
  • Each end is marked with who recorded it. An end that is already recorded is never overwritten. If a second person submits different values for it, they are told what was recorded and by whom.
  • If an end on your sheet is wrong, correct it on your own scoresheet. Only you can change your sheet.
  • The host selects Complete shoot to finish. Everyone then sees the ranked results, with names shown as first name and last initial.

A pending or active shoot appears at the top of My Scores until it is completed.

History and progress

  • History — one round at a time: every session in date order, with a chart. Competition Only shows official results alone. Show me
  • Personal Bests — your best score on each round and the date you shot it. The sheet that set it carries a PB badge on My Scores. Show me
  • Performance — for one round: sessions, best, average, arrow distribution, and average score by end. Show me

Scores a scorer entered for you

At a club shoot night a scorer may record your scores on the club's device. Those sheets appear on My Scores like your own, with a Recorded by line naming the scorer.