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The March 2021 session of the /r/Archery league is done! Prizes, final finishing positions, and whatnot inside!

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Aaand that's a wrap!

Thanks to all who participated. No suspensions were handed out, and the first two weeks were rousing successes, with every single person submitting on time! Thanks, everyone, for that!

Rankings have been recalculated and can be found on the normal rankings page. For the record, the results before processing rank changes can be found here!

Squeek-er of the Week-er© (patent pending) goes out for the second time this session to /u/Fuselet, who tied in the matchup assigned this week and won by the higher-rank-gets-the-win rule!

Upset Of The Week™® is not awarded this week, as no matches were won by the lower-ranked participants this week. Booooo! (Myself included.)

And now the podium finishers for each division are as follows!

Division 1

Gold: ILikeCatsOnPillows

Silver: Fuselet

Bronze: MikeRhyne

Division 2

Gold: Tuck1371

Silver: svenuemordue

Bronze: bananaboy23

Division 3

Gold: cobaltnights

Silver: ZeroCoolKevin

Bronze: rubberyduckling

We have a new League #1 - everyone congratulate /u/ilikecatsonpillows! Well done! I hear /u/werkuh might be coming back, so... better defend that spot!

I'll be posting the new signup thread come the 1st of April. If you know anyone who might want to join up, please send them our way!

Thanks again to everyone, and congratulations to the winners!

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