East Midlands Website : Shoot off Rules for Inter Counties Shoots

For the 2023 season the following updates have been made to the shoot off procedures.

 

EAST MIDLANDS INTERCOUNTY SHOOTS

RULES TO DETERMINE TEAM TIES

 

SPORTING, SPORTRAP & FITASC

For senior teams, the winning team will be determined by totalling the top 3 scores from each tied team.  If a tie still remains the 4th scores will be added, then 5th, then 6th and so on.  For each of the Ladies, Veterans and Junior teams the winning teams will be determined by taking the combined total of the top 2 scores from each tied team.  If a tie still remains the 3rd score and then 4th score will be added.

 

DTL, ENGLISH SKEET, ABT & ALL ROUND

Team ties will be determined as per the shoot off procedures laid down in the new 2023 CPSA rules and regulations.  For the purposes of the shoot off each team will nominate as follows:

 

Senior team - 3 members.

Ladies, junior or veteran teams - 1 member.

 

If teams do not have the required number of shooters available for the shoot off, they will lose by default.

 

JUNIOR HIGH GUN

Junior High Gun will be the highest scoring junior irrespective of team category.  If there is a tie for the highest scoring junior and both juniors are present the tie will be determined by shoot off in accordance with shoot off rules for individuals as per the 2023 CPSA rules and regulations.  If only one junior remains that junior will win by default.  If neither are present the matter will be determined by count back. 

 

COUNT BACK

Ties to be resolved by Count Back will be determined by scores (hits or points) as recorded on a stand-by-stand or layout-by-layout basis sequentially from the last stand/layout of the competition to the first.  If there is still a tie after this procedure, ties will then be determined on a shot-by-shot (hit or loss) basis sequentially from the last targets of the competition to the first.