How is archery scored?

Answer 1

To win in archer you have to accumalate the most points. the points are determined with colord rings on the target. the middle is usually worth 5 points then going away from the middle it is 1 point less each ring. Archers shoot arrows in rounds, and each round they get a certain number of points. each round the archer usually use 5-7 arrows. after about three rounds the scorers add up the scores and determine a winner.

Answer 2

A Robin Hood is scored when one arrow enters and splits an arrow already in the target. the second arrow scores the same as the first ie if the first arrow is in Gold then the second arrow must also be in gold. this is a very rare event

Answer 3

you see were your arrows hit. start at the center of the target and count down from either 15 or 10. different associations and clubs score their targets different. if the target has 5 rings, the center would be 10, the ring outside the center 7, the ring outside that 5, the ring outside that 3 and the last would be 1.

Answer 4

Archery is scored based on your terget... if you are using a normal, one spot target, then you would go from the middle which is ten, and then nine and so on.

Answer 5

Robin Hood won the Archery contest by shooting His arrow into the middle of the target and scoring the highest score which is 180. Because he won that he got is golden arrow!

Answer 6

The targets have different point zones, just like throwing darts