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 Congratulations to the 2010 OAA Shooter of the Year Winners!

Dan Lane   MFS

Matt Baringer MBHR

Doug Sheliga MMS

Amber Risner FYR

a)      OAA Shooter of the Year – Men Freestyle Division 1.      MFS / MFSL

b)      OAA Shooter of the Year – Female Freestyle Division 1.      FFS / FFSL

c)      OAA Shooter of the Year – Bowhunter Division 1.      MBHR / MBHL / FBHR / FBHL

d)      OAA Shooter of the Year – Senior Division 1.      MS / MMS / FS / FMS

e)      OAA Shooter of the Year – Young Adult Division 1.      MYAR / MYAF / MYAFITA / FYAR / FYAF / FYAFITA

f)        OAA Shooter of the Year – Youth Division 1.      MYR / MYF / MYFITA / FYR / FYF / FYFITA

g)      OAA Shooter of the Year – Cub Division 1.      CR / CF

h)      OAA Shooter of the Year - Non-Compound Division 1.      MBB / FBB / MTRD / FTRD / MFITA / FFITA

1. To be eligible to win a shooter must:

a)      Attend and shoot at least 5 of the 8 OAA events.

b)       Must be an OAA member in good standing at the time of the event.

1. The shooter with the highest number of accumulated points in their division for the year will be declared the winner of that division’s shooter of the year.

2. Each divisional winner would receive an award acknowledging his/her Shooter of the Year accomplishment.

3. Here is how the points system would work; each class will have its own points

·        This point system awards points based on the competitive level in the class they are entered in, hence the more shooters, the more competitive, the more point available.

1. The secretary will be responsible for keeping track of the points for the program.  If the secretary position is vacant then the duty will be assigned to another OAA officer.

2. IBO Classifications will be used at 3D shoots and a conversion chart will be used to adapt the points for the OAA SOY program.

3. Points for only the spring and fall 3d tournaments will be as follows:

a)      The points will be awarded to the OAA members as if everyone in their classes were OAA members.  Unlike our other tournaments where the guests are in a separate class, in the spring and fall 3D the OAA member must beat all archers in their class so it is only fair they receive the points.  Here is an example of how that would work:

b)      OAA Archers place 6th, 3rd, and 1st; there are 10 archers in the class.

1.      OAA archer that placed 1st would get 10 Points

2.       OAA archer that placed 3rd would get 8 Points

3.      OAA archer that placed 6th would get 5 Points

1. The OAA Constitution and Bylaws will be used to break any ties that may occur.

Here is the table that will be used for converting IBO to OAA for SOY points: