1.

The aim is (obviously) to get to the top of the ladder.

2.

In a match, 6arrows are shot, as 1end of 6 arrows.

3.

The competitors must have an independent archer to judge and score their arrows.

4.

The challenger may challenge anyone up to (and including) 3 places above them on the ladder. 

5.

The challenger either challenges someone on the night or contacts them beforehand. A member of the committee must be notified that a challenge has been set.

6.

The Challengee has ONE week to agree a reasonable match time or forfeit their place on the ladder. This is why the committee must be notified.

7.

After the match, if the challenger beats the challengee, they take their place on the ladder and the loser moves down one place on the ladder. If the challenger is beaten then places remain the same.

8.

Any member of the club may challenge up to 3 people per week

9.

If the challenger loses, they may not challenge anyone for 1 week

10.

If the challengee loses, they may challenge anyone except the challenger they just lost against.

11.

In the event of a tie, the match is settled with a 1 arrow shoot off.

12.

Matches must abide by GNAS rules of shooting.