This is a continuation of the NMLRA Rules. SUB-JUNIOR MATCHES – Restricted to any competitors who have not reached their 12th birthday at the time of registration. Sub-juniors may compete in junior, intermediate, and all open matches. Sub-junior girls may also compete in ladies’ matches. JUNIOR MATCHES – Restricted to competitors who have not reached their 16th birthday at the time of registration. Juniors may also compete in intermediate matches, and all open matches. Junior girls may also compete in ladies’ matches. LADIES’ MATCHES – Restricted to females only. Women may compete in all men’s or open matches. Men may not compete in ladies’ matches. INTERMEDIATE MATCHES – Restricted to shooters who have not reached their 21st birthday at the time of registration. Intermediate shooters may also compete in all open matches. Intermediate girls may also compete in ladies’ matches. SENIOR MATCHES – Restricted to competitors who have reached their 60th birthday prior to the first day of competition. Senior matches are often designated old timers, seniors, 60 and over, etc. Senior shooters may also compete in all open matches. Senior ladies may also compete in ladies’ matches. INDIVIDUAL MATCHES – Matches listed in a shoot program that are not part of an aggregate, or matches that are listed as part of an aggregate that are shot without entering the aggregate. RESTRICTED MATCH – A match in which competition is limited to specified groups, e.g., juniors, women, club members, etc. A match may be limited to NMLRA members, or members of a specified club, etc. RE-ENTRY MATCH – A match in which the competitor is permitted to fire more than one score for record, one or more of the highest scores being considered to determine the relative ranking of competitors. Re-entry match scores are not eligible for National Records, unless records are already established.
Posted on: Thu, 13 Jun 2013 02:04:23 +0000
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