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UPDATE 12/21/2020:  Unfortunately the COVID monster has once again thrown us a curve. After extensive discussions with our hosts at Uchee Creek and the Fort Benning health and safety officer it became obvious that the on-going restrictions that will still be in place in March would make it impossible to conduct a successful event. As part of these discussions we were asked if there would be an alternate date in 2021 that may allow them to host us. We looked at several options and felt that the end of August could work, and the great folks at Fort Benning and Uchee Creek agreed to make those dates work. Therefore we are pleased to announce that we will still be able to conduct six events in 2021 by moving the Uchee Creek event dates to August 26 – 29, 2021.

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Health & Safety Procedures and Compliance: If you have been in contact with anyone, or you are experiencing, any respiratory illness symptoms such as fever, cough, shortness of breath, or been around anyone confirmed positive in the last 14 days for COVID-19 please respect the health and safety of others and do not attend. At all times during this event please respect each other and comply with the following:

Tournament Village and Common Areas:

1. Everyone is required to wear a mask when not competing. This includes the Tournament Village and particularly while visiting sponsors.
2. In the Tournament Village and Practice Areas social distancing will be observed and large purely social gatherings are prohibited.
3. Six foot social distancing should be observed and direct physical contact should be avoided.
4. All common area chairs and tables will be limited and will not be moved to comply with prevailing Best Practices Guidelines.
5. Food services that are offered will comply with prevailing state and/or local guidelines, and 6ft distancing will be required while in line.

Competition areas and ranges:

NOTE TO ALL SPECTATORS – Mask are required for all spectators while on the ranges, and spectators may have to be limited on ranges to maintain social distancing.

1. Competitors are required to wear a mask when not actively competing.
2. Archery equipment should only be touched by the shooter themselves.
3. Everyone is requested to bring their own water bottles. Bottled water will be available on the ranges, but may not be on ice. A water station will be at the main entrance to the ranges to supply water for your personal bottles and cooling towels.
4. When pulling arrows archers are required to wear a mask, and each archer should pull their own arrows.

Award Ceremonies:

1. Saturday at 1:00pm we will present the plaques to our Traditional winners.
2. Saturday at 3:00pm we will present the plaques to our Eagle classes on site.
3. On Sunday, as the final scores are posted on the ASA website for a class the winners for that class will be announced and the official presentation banner for photographs will be taken while practicing appropriate social distancing.
4. Please do not congregate in the awards area until your class results are posted.
5. All unclaimed plaques will be available for pick-up at a subsequent Pro/Am and the presentation banner from this event will be available for photographs.

Pro Pressure Point Shoot Down - Foley Event Center, 1001 Pride Blvd, Foley, AL 36535.

1. 1.Based on the new broadcast agreement with CAM and the SPORTSMANS CHANNEL the Shoot Down will start promptly at 4:00pm.
2. 2.Due to Covid-19 protocols no one will be allowed into the building without a mask which must be WORN AT ALL TIMES. S ecurity will be on-site to help remind everyone about this health department requirement.
3. Make sure to complete your Pro Perfecta choices at the ASA Registration trailer before 3:00pm, or at the Pro Shoot Down prior to the completion of the pro judging period.
4. Seating will be provided that follows the health department social distancing mandate. Chairs may not be moved, everyone must stay seated and wear a mask at all times when we are in the Event Center.

 Please enjoy a safe and successful weekend of archery with your ASA family!

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 The ASA uses a scoring system of 14, 12, 10, 8, 5 or 0 points per arrow.

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