Archery Scorecard
Score every arrow with one tap and let the scorecard add up each end, the running total and your 10s and Xs.
Chart: running total by end
Settings: target face, ends, archers
How to use the archery scorecard
After you shoot, tap the value of each arrow on the colored pad: X, 10 down to 1, or M for a miss. The arrows fill the circles for the current end and the end total and running total update as you go. When the end is full, the scorecard below gets a new row and the next arrow starts the next end. Tap an arrow circle to correct it, then tap its new value. Delete last arrow removes the most recent one, and Undo reverses any step.
Scoring for a group? Add archers in Settings, and the tabs above the end let you switch between them. By default the card moves on to the next archer after each end; untick that in Settings to score one archer at a time. Print sheet prints the filled scorecard for every archer, and Print blank sheet gives you an empty archery score sheet to take to the range. For other target games try the darts scoreboard or the golf score counter.
Target faces, ends and how the score adds up
On a 10-zone face each arrow scores the ring it lands in, from 10 in the middle to 1 on the outer white ring. The X is the small inner 10: it scores 10 and is also counted on its own, because many tournaments use the count of 10s and Xs to split tied scores. The card shows the 10+X count (all 10s including Xs) and the X count. A miss scores 0 but still counts as an arrow shot.
Pick the face in Settings: the full 10-zone face, a 6-zone face (rings 10 to 5), a spot face (rings 10 to 6), or the imperial 5-zone face that scores 9, 7, 5, 3 and 1, where the card counts golds (9s) and hits instead. The round presets cover 60 arrows in ends of 3, as shot at 18 meters indoors, and 72 arrows in ends of 6 for outdoor ranking rounds, plus half rounds; you can also type any number of ends. By default each end lists its arrows from highest to lowest, the way score sheets are usually filled in. The average per arrow is the total divided by the arrows shot.
Keyboard shortcuts
- X: an X; 0 or T: a 10; 1 to 9: that ring
- - (minus) or .: a miss (M is the mute key on this site)
- Backspace: delete the last arrow; Esc: cancel a correction
- N or →: next archer; P or ←: previous archer
- U or Ctrl+Z: undo; F: full screen
Questions
Does an X count as 10?
Yes. An X scores 10 like any other 10. The card counts it twice in the stats: once in 10+X and once in X, since many tournaments use those counts to break ties.
Can I score more than one archer?
Yes, up to six. Add archers in Settings and name them. Each archer has a tab with their total, and the chart shows everyone's running total side by side.
How do I fix a wrong arrow in an earlier end?
Tap Undo until you get back to it, or delete the last arrows and enter them again. Arrows in the current end can be corrected by tapping the circle and then the new value.
Is my scorecard saved?
Yes. Every arrow is saved in your browser as you enter it, so you can close the page between ends and pick up where you left off. Nothing is sent anywhere.
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