STATE-REGIONAL-NATIONALS
Sanctioning of State and Regional Championships, and the Nationals will be determined by USRA-IR50/50. A 3 gun aggregate (Sporter, 10.5 and 13.5 classes) and a 2 gun aggregate (10.5 and 13.5 classes) will be contested ONLY at State and Regional Championships, and the Nationals. The Nationals will be contested at 50 yards and 50 meters. At the Nationals ONLY, a 4-Gun Aggregate and a 6-Gun Aggregate will be contested. Hall of Fame points will only be awarded for State and Regional Championships that have a minimum of ten shooters competing in each of all five classes contested.

REQUIREMENTS FOR CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES
An application must be filled out to hold a Championship match. A photograph of the bench area must be submitted with the application. Registration Fees: State and Regionals: $1.50 per shooter per target. Nationals: $9.00 per entry. At State and Regional Championships, a trophy, plaque, or framed certificate must be awarded for first, second and third place for the five contested classes: Sporter Class, 10.5 Class, 13.5 Class, 2-Gun Agg, 3-Gun Agg.

SHOOTER OF THE YEAR (SOTY)
Contested at 50 yards outdoors. There must be a minimum of ten clubs at the end of the year who have contested the SOTY for the National SOTY titles to be recognized.

A total of five matches must be scheduled by a sanctioned club for SOTY eligibility. Matches must be held between January 1 and December 1 of the current year. Dates must be sent in advance to USRA-IR50/50 for approval. If a club schedules more than five matches in one year, then five dates must be specified in advance for the matches that will count towards this competition.

Rangemasters are to keep a record of total scores for each competitor. Match results, along with registration fees, must be sent in within 30 days after each match is held.

The five matches must be shot by an individual competitor at the same club. A score shot at one club will not be recognized and cannot be part of a total score shot at another club. A competitor can shoot at more than one club, but scores will be totaled separately for each club.

Shooter of the Year titles contested:
National Shooter of the Year
National Class Grand Champions
Club Grand Agg Champions
Club Class Champions

SOTY/Grand Agg Champions
The highest total of the best four out of five agg scores from the five scheduled SOTY matches will determine the winner. An agg score is the total of the scores shot for all three classes at one day's match. A competitor who shoots all five matches will drop his worse total one day agg score. A competitor must shoot at least four matches, shooting all three classes, to be eligible. The winner at each sanctioned local club will be awarded the title "Club Grand Aggregate Champion". Perfect score is 3000-300x's.

The National "Shooter of the Year" will be the Club Grand Agg Champion with the highest agg score. In case of a tie, the results of the first match, beginning with the Sporter Class, will be checked. Highest score shot in Sporter Class at first match will win. If a tie still exists, the results of the 10.5, and then the results of the 13.5 will be checked. If tie still exists, the results of the second match, beginning with the Sporter Class, will be checked and so on.

Class Grand Champions / Club Class Champions
The highest total score for each class for the best four of five SOTY matches will determine the three winners. Competitors must shoot four matches to be eligible per class contested. The winners at each sanctioned local club will be awarded the title "Club Class Champion". Perfect score is 1000-100x's.

The three National "Class Grand Champions" will be the three Club Class Champions with the highest total score in each class. In case of a tie, the highest single score shot will determine the winner. If a tie still exists, the next highest score will be used and so on.

THE LIST
The List is a point based ranking system that determines the top 250 USRA-IR50/50 competitors across the United States. The List is contested on a yearly basis within a specific time frame, called The List season. The List season is April 1 through October 31. If April 1 is Sunday, March 31 will be included. If October 31 is Saturday, November 1 will be included. Competitors are awarded List Points every time they compete at a sanctioned match within The List season. Points are based on the total number of competitors, the place the competitor finishes, and the competitor's score for each of the following classes: Sporter, 10.5, and 13.5. Bonus points are awarded when a competitor competes at State or Regional Championships and The Nationals. The following are the Championship titles contested:

Top 25 Box Champion
The 25 competitors in The Top 25 Box at the end of the List season.

The List Champion
#1 in the Top 25 Box at the end of the List season.

REGIONS