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The November session of the /r/Archery league is over + SUPER IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT INSIDE!

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First things first, the announcement:

THE LINKS FOR ALL THE LEAGUE'S FORMS HAVE CHANGED! PLEASE UPDATE YOUR BOOKMARKS IF NECESSARY, AS THE OLD FORMS WILL BE DELETED IN THE FUTURE.

In the process of streamlining things for myself, I've merged the score submission form's output into the Rankings/Matchups sheet, and also moved the league's files completely into its own account on Google Drive. THIS MEANS THAT THE PREVIOUS LINKS YOU MIGHT HAVE BOOKMARKED ARE NO LONGER GOOD, AND SHOULD BE CHANGED.

The new links are as follows:

The Overall Rankings/Matchups sheet can now be found here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MigjrFgNjNSClhBusHGc6GBsngmUcJC5Pw05JpkMtGI/edit#gid=1283281208

The score submission form now can be found here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe5R1-y1AO-IMF3oV3p7aZxUOmEAqRSvo4IO4xFpvNYPtOGFg/viewform

Of note is that it is NO LONGER NECESSARY to go to some external site to upload your scorecard photo - it can now be done directly from the submission form. This should make it easier for everyone, but especially for those who score on their phones and have been required up until now to take extra steps to get their scorecard uploaded.

Additionally, to address mistakes I made this last session, score submissions are now publicly visible on the Overall Rankings sheet. This allows you to see if you made any mistakes, but more importantly, allows you to see if and when I have verified your submissions, and allows you to call me out on mistakes if I make them. Hopefully this will also allow me to figure out a system to completely automate scores populating the sheet, but that's a Future Speedly problem. =P

All links have been corrected on the league wiki page to reflect these changes.

And now, on to the results of November 2021!

Division 1

Gold: synapsetwitch

Silver: werkuh

Bronze: Slut_Dragon

Division 2

Gold: Archer_Rob

Silver: bananaboy23

Bronze: ArmitageCorto

Division 3

Gold: Kindaevilgenius13

Silver: cobaltnights

Bronze: LPintheD

Division 4

Gold: rubberyduckling

Silver: 5lovestarr

Bronze: aquietfrog

The rankings sheet before processing can be found here.

If you need to withdraw between sessions, you can do so without penalty, but you need to contact me first!

And with that, the league again goes dormant until January. Thanks to everyone who participated, and congratulations to all of the winners!

Signups will resume shortly and a rule change discussion thread will pop up as always. Please tell your friends if you think they'd be interested in coming to play!

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