The document provides information on archery scoring. It explains that the target is divided into 10 scoring rings with different point values. An arrow touching the line between rings scores the higher value. Scores are recorded on a sheet with the highest value first and misses marked with an M. The total score is the sum of all hits over multiple distances.

1. A Guide to Archery Scoring
Presented by WaXoBe JOAD

2. The target is divided into 10
scoring rings, whereby each
colored area is split into two
parts. Each part represent
different points which
illustrated on the left. The “X”
and “10” rings score as 10
points.
An arrow that is touching a line
separating rings (a line
cutter), scores the value of the
higher scoring ring.

3. Using a Score Sheet
End
total
Running
total
1st distance
Hits
9
7
1
3
17
17
X
10
M
2
20
37
9
8
7
3
24
61
8
61
2nd distance
Hits
End
total
Scores are recorded on a score sheet with
the highest scoring arrow recorded first.
For example “9 , 7 ,1” in the 1st end on the
left. An arrow that does not score is called
a miss and is marked “M” and number of
Hits will deduce by number of miss. Eg.
2nd end has one miss .
Running
total
Xs
10s
Hits
Total
10
8
7
3
25
86
1st distance
1
1
8
61
X
10
9
3
29
115
2nd distance
2
2
9
79
X
8
7
3
25
140
9
79
Total
3
3
17
140