Silbernagel Realty Team Hot Shot Skill Challenge

Note - The Hot Shot Skill Challenge is not occuring in the 19/20 Season

• The teams are invited to participate in the skill competition which will run throughout the season;
• In each draw a team is allowed to do their Skill Challenge once or twice, but they cannot do both tries at the same day. The best score counts.
• Each Skill Challenge consists of 4 shots: #1 Draw; #2 Raise; #3 Double take-out; and #4 Runback.
• Each team member will make one shot; the team would decide who throws which shot (and that can change for their second try). If there are only 3 members of the team available to do the Skill Challenge, then someone makes 2 shots, but not the skip.
• Scoring rules for each shot are somewhat relaxed as compared to Ford Hot Shots. The team score would be comprised of each shot's individual score.
• There are forms on the bulletin board for each team to pick up and complete their challenge at any time convenient for them (before the game, after the game, when an ice sheet is available, on another night, etc.)
• Tiebreaker: Highest scoring for shot #1, shot #2, etc. If all scores are equal for teams competing for the title, then the prize will be split.
• Season's winner of the skill competition will get a prize and their photo will be posted on the club’s website. 

Shot #1. Draw

This shot is simply a draw to the button, no stationary rocks required

Shot #2. Raise

Stationary rock is placed anywhere above house. See the illustration on the right.

Shot #3. Double take-out

One stationary rock placed touching button and touching tee line (behind tee line), the second stationary rock is placed anywhere in full 8 foot. See the illustration on the right for an example. Obviously symmetrical placement is also possible.

Shot #4. Runback

One stationary rocks placed half rock behind the pin, the second stationary rock is placed anywhere above the house. See the illustration on the right.

On Ice Instructions

• Each player makes one shot. If there are 3 players on a team, then someone but not the skip makes two shots.
• Teams decide by themselves who makes which shot and in which order
• Normal sweeping is allowed
• No practice shots before the skill competition, but teams can practice any time on another days
• Just a note: if you throw your shots in the natural order, you won't need to bring additional rocks down the ice: draw first, then use this rock for a raise, then use both these rocks for your double take-out and runback shots.

Scoring Instructions

• Pick up the scoring sheet in the locker room (on the bulletin board)
• Circle draw A, B or C, fill in skip name and date
• For each shot just circle the appropriate scoring
• (Optionally) Calculate your total
• Put the completed scoring sheet back into the locker room or give to Alex

Feedback

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