Archery

Archery (Male only ) - In target archery, competitors shoot a specified number of rounds. Each round consists of three arrows shot from distances of 10, 20, and 30 yards. Each arrow that hits the target scores according to its distance from the center.

Shooting is in an unsupported standing position from behind the shooting line. From the moment they step up to the shooting line, the archers shoot in turn, and each archer has a maximum of two minutes to shoot his three arrows.

The archer with the highest total score wins the competition.

Necessary Equipment:

• Bow - any form of bow

(except the crossbow)

• Arrows - practice arrows or tips

Optional Equipment:

• Quiver
• Leather glove
• Plunger button
• Arm guard
• Draw-check
• Mechanical release

General Arts & Crafts Qualifications for All Entries

• Entries must be the sole work of the student. Students are encouraged to draw from their own ideas for subject matter and composition.
• Only new artwork/projects will be acceptable.
• Entries must meet all PILOTS Convention standards as far as dress codes and suitable subject matter are concerned.
• All entries must be done in a realistic style. Abstract styles or surrealism will not be accepted.
• Pre-packaged and/or pre-cut craft items such as miniature toys, models, picture frames, bookends, belt buckles, etc. are not acceptable.
• No entry may exceed forty pounds in weight or exceed more than thirty-six inches in any direction or it will be disqualified.
• No entry should attempt to portray the face or image of Christ.

Transportation

• All contestants are responsible for the packaging, transporting, and proper handling of their own artwork.
• The PILOTS staff is not responsible for entries that are lost, stolen, or damaged.

Checklist

• Entries must arrive for judging in satisfactory exhibition condition.
• The contestant’s name or school name should not appear anywhere on their entry but should include the entry title if applicable. The entry will be given a number and a corresponding label during registration.
• The artwork must be entered in the correct category. Once an entry is submitted, it must stay in that category even if it is the wrong category.

Judging

• For judging criteria, please see form ACF1-2 through form ACF4-7 for Arts & Crafts (Metalworking, Woodworking, Flower Arranging, Oil/Acrylic, Watercolor, Sketching, Pen & Ink). For Arts & Crafts: Sewing & Needlework, please see form ACF8-9 through form ACF14 (shown on each event's page).