archery scorecards

An archery scorecard tracks a shooter's performance by recording the points scored with each arrow shot. It typically lists scoring zones (e.g., 10 for a perfect hit, decreasing outward) and provides columns for each end or round. After each end, the archer notes the total points scored. The cumulative total reflects overall accuracy, and the scorecard allows comparison across rounds or competitors. Proper use ensures precise scoring, helping archers evaluate their skill and progress during practice or competition.