Shooting Competition

1. The shooters foot must be behind the line before the ball releases. You can run through the line but the ball must release before the line. You will not be awarded a point if your foot is past the line when the ball releases. You will receive a warning before you start play to reinforce this rule.

2. The shooter will shoot the (1)left ball, (2)right ball and (3)middle pallino in this order without collateral or missing to achieve points.

3. The left ball and right ball will be valued at 1 point each, the pallino will be worth 2 points.

4. There will be a short court scenario, middle scenario and long court scenario with the total points being 12.

5. There will be two elimination rounds then a final round.

6. The first round the balls/pallino will be separated by 1 foot each. The second round the balls/pallino will be separated by 6 inches each. The third round will be all pallinos separated by 6 inches each.

7. During the final round (all pallinos) each pallino will be worth 1 point each to be able to keep track on the board. Total points you can get is 9 points.

8. The referees will setup the balls and keep track of your score on the board for everyone to see.

9. It is the referees call on if you achieve points or not by cleanly hitting the objective ball/pallino with no collateral of any other ball/pallino.

10. The qualifications to move on will be as follows, 1st elimination top 10, 2nd elimination top 5, finals most points.

11. If there is a tie for placements we will play the same scenario over again until we achieve the number of people we need for qualifications.

12. No volo shots are allowed

13. Each player will get a time limit which will be determined based on amount of teams to complete their rounds.

14. In the event that you are called when playing the double elimination bracket the next person will be called and we will circle back to keep the shooting competition moving.