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Signups for the January session of the official Reddit /r/Archery league are now open! Links, details, questions, answers, and stuff inside. Come shoot with us!

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Hey! You! Come shoot with us!

Every other month, /r/Archery has a four-week session of its league. Anyone can come join in, and just about any round type can be shot as long as it's on a standardized target from WA/IFAA/NFAA!

Rules and whatnot can be found in the wiki, linked here. In order to enter, I'll need your username, what bow type you shoot, what round type you wish to shoot (distance/target size/number of arrows shot), and three preliminary scores from your chosen type of round along with pictures of the scorecards.

If you participated last session, you are automatically transferred to the upcoming one, so no need to sign back up!

Rankings can be found here!

Score submissions can be made via the form found here.

We even have a League Discord channel!

If you have any questions or simply want to put your name onto the list, either PM me, or reply here!

Note: Considering the current situation with coronavirus and closures, if you wish to newly join, it might be a good idea to have your four session scores ready too. This would be a total of seven scores - three preliminary and four for each of the four weeks of the November session.

If you are already in League and you wish to withdraw, you must let me know ahead of time or you'll be left on the list and suffer the penalties of missing weeks!

Signups will close at the end of the day on December 31st, 2020, Pacific Time. and all three preliminary scores need to be turned in before then. Competition will resume on January 3rd, 2021!

I hope to see you there!

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