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Shooter Stats
Every column in the shooter stats table, each shooter's week-by-week history, and the packet's Statistics of Interest.
Players & viewers4 sectionsabout 1 min
The columns#
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Open full size ↗| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Avg | What they have actually shot: total points ÷ games played |
| T.Avg | The whole number they are handicapped on. In weeks 1–3 it can still lean on their starting average, so it is not always Avg rounded — see Average Calculations |
| GP | Games played |
| Tot | Total points |
| Hi / Lo | Best and worst single game |
| HiS / LoS | Best and worst series — one night's three games added up |
| H | Horses — innings of 9 |
| Z | Zaps — innings of 0 |
Week by week#
Tap a shooter's row (the ▶ at the end) to open their week-by-week breakdown: games, points, average, high and low, series, horses and zaps for each week.
Filtering and sorting#
- All Teams narrows the table to one team.
- Tap a column heading to sort by it; tap again to reverse. It starts sorted by average, highest first.
- On a phone each shooter is a card, with a row of buttons to sort by Avg, High, Series, Points or Zaps.
- Tap a shooter's name for their career profile.
Statistics of Interest#
The print packet's overview page picks out the league's leaders so far:
- High Average, High Game, High Series, Low Game
- Most Horses, and Most Opens — the most zaps
- Most Improved and Most Regressed against their starting average — only shooters who have played most of the games qualify
- Hot Hand — the longest run of weeks each better than the last
- Best Week Jump — the biggest one-week improvement in series
A tie prints every name — “Dave & Sam”.
Related
PlayersStandingsHow the standings table is ordered, what each column means, and sharing it publicly.PlayersCareer ProfilesA shooter's page across every season they have played: career average, best season, an average-by-season chart and the season history.Rules & mathAverage CalculationsThe running average, the starting-average rule for weeks 1–3, subs, and why each shooter is rounded before a team average is added up.