The tables show BLCAC archers with their handicaps and classifications. Only archers who have “active” classifications/handicaps based on this season’s rounds are shown.
BLCAC Outdoor Handicaps as at 1st January 2012 BLCAC Indoor Handicaps as at 31st January 2012
| NAME | Bow | OUTDOOR | INDOOR |
| Handicap | Class | Handicap | Class |
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| Seniors | Christopher Ian | C | 18 | BM | 8 | B |
| Heydon Adam | C | - | - | 29 | D |
| Lovejoy Steve | C | - | - | 39 | E |
| Barthorpe Nigel | L/B | 63 | 2 | 70 | G |
| Conolly Hazel | L/B | 71 | 2 | 67 | F |
| Cutler Rob | L/B | 67 | 3 | 72 | G |
| Goodwin Adrianne | L/B | 63 | BM | 68 | E |
| Hunton John | L/B | 60 | BM | 70 | G |
| Smeeton Janet | L/B | - | - | 61 | E |
| Barnicott Simon | R | 46 | 2 | 49 | E |
| Clarke Maurice | R | 38 | 1 | 35 | D |
| Coward Mick | R | 31 | BM | 30 | C |
| Didsbury David | R | - | - | 58 | E |
| Heydon Lorraine | R | 59 | 3 | 56 | E |
| Heydon Pete | R | 55 | 3 | 46 | E |
| Howarth Gregg | R | 64 | 3 | 56 | E |
| Johnson Jim | R | 49 | 2 | 42 | D |
| Lambert -Coward Shani | R | 43 | 1 | 38 | C |
| Smeeton Janet | R | 42 | 1 | 32 | C |
| Poole Bob | R | - | - | 39 | D |
| Smith Steve | R | - | - | 63 | F |
| | Deborah Watmough
| R | 66
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| Juniors | Joe Allen | R | | | 67 | |
| Catherine Angus | R | 53 | BM | 57 | E |
| | Arian Bhageri | R | | | 63 | |
| | Jack Barratt | R | | | 60 | |
| | Charlie James | R | 61 | 2 | 55 | E |
| Sam Jones | R | | | 71 | |
The GNAS rules (records officer’s summary) on updating classifications are as follows:
(a) The classification scheme up to Bowman standard shall be in the hands of the Club Officials. At Master Bowman, or equivalent, and above, the classification is ratified by GNAS centrally.
(b) Initial grading and subsequent upgrading occurs immediately the necessary scores have been made in the defined year.
(c) The qualification holds for one year immediately following that in which it is gained. If it is not maintained during that year, reclassification shall be on the scores made during the year.
(d) An archer may hold different classifications in different archery disciplines
(e) (i) An archer who has failed to reach the qualifying scores for the lowest classification grade shall be listed as an Archer.
(ii) An archer who previously held a classification but failed to shoot the minimum number of rounds required to acquire a classification during the following defined year shall be listed as unclassified (U/C).
A summary by the records officer of the GNAS rules on annual re-assessment of handicaps is as follows:
- The Records Officer will re-assess the handicaps of all club archers annually on 1 January for outdoor handicaps.
- The handicap allocated will be equal to the average of the handicap ratings of the archer’s best three scores shot during the previous year. If an archer has shot fewer than three rounds the average will be those rounds shot plus the handicap for the previous year.
Please note handicaps can go up as well as down!!
Steve's Quick Guide to Outdoor Handicap Dozen Scores
County Records Sheet as at 19th October 2010