Precision shooting contest - PetanqueLand
🎯 Concours de tir de précision
5 ateliers, scores automatiques et classement en direct
The event is played with 3 bowls for each station, at distances of 6 m, 7 m, 8 m and 9 m. Enter the points 0, 1, 3 or 5: the totals and the ranking update automatically.
Shooting contest sheet
Ranking
Order of play
The random draw changes this list. It is used to send the players on in a random order in the contest.
Precision shooting contest rules
Organisation of pointing and shooting contests

📖 User manual, details & features

The precision shooting contest software explained from A to Z: every setting, every station, every button.

📥 Import a list from a file (Notepad / Word / Excel)
At the top of the list, two buttons: 📄 Template (downloads a file .txt of example, already commented, to fill in) and 📥 Import (loads your file and fills the list automatically).
Format: one participant per line (just the name).
Word → "Save as → Plain text (.txt)". Excel → "Save as → CSV". The separator (;, comma or tab) is detected automatically; empty lines and those starting with # are ignored.

1. What is this tool for?

It is a precision shooting contest manager : each participant goes through 5 stations, shoots at 4 distances (6, 7, 8 and 9 metres) and scores 0, 1, 3 or 5 points per shot. The totals and the ranking are calculated automatically, with a maximum of 100 points.

2. Tournament settings

SettingRole
Club / competitionThe name shown in the header of the printouts and the PDF.
DateThe competition date (automatically filled with today's date).
ParticipantsThe number of shooters, from 1 to 200.

3. The action buttons

ButtonEffect
UPDATEApplies the number of participants and regenerates the sheets.
DRAW THE ORDER AT RANDOMRandomly shuffles the players' order of play.
SAVESaves the contest in this browser.
EXPORT PDFGenerates a PDF (score sheet + ranking + order of play).
CLEAR ALLClears all the scores and resets the players' names (after confirmation).
EXPORT BACKUPDownloads a file .json complete.
IMPORT BACKUPReloads a file .json.
PRINTStarts printing the current view.

4. The participants list

In the left column, each card lets you enter the participant name. By default, they are numbered (1, 2, 3…); replace them with the real names whenever you like.

5. The 5 tabs

  • Shooting contest : the score entry sheet, station by station.
  • Ranking : the overall ranking + a summary table by station.
  • Order of play : the order of play (editable by random draw).
  • Rules : the points detail for each station.
  • Organisation : the equipment and the contest organisation tips.

6. The 5 shooting stations

StationNamePrinciple
Station 1Single bowlShoot an isolated target bowl.
Station 2Bowl behind the jackShoot a bowl placed behind the jack.
Station 3Between two bowlsShoot the target bowl situated between two obstacle bowls.
Station 4Jumped bowlShoot by hopping over an obstacle.
Station 5JackShoot the jack directly.

Each station is played at 4 distances 6, 7, 8 and 9 m.

7. The points scale

Shot resultPoints
Target bowl knocked out of the circle and shooting bowl stays in place (carreau)5 points
Target bowl knocked out of the circle3 points
Target bowl hit but stays in the circle1 point
Missed bowl0 points
💡 For station 5 (the jack): jack knocked out of the circle = 5 pts, jack moved but stayed in the circle = 3 pts, jack missed = 0 pts.

8. Entering the scores

1
In the tab Shooting contest, choose the station at the top (5 station tabs).
2
For each participant and each distance (6/7/8/9 m), select the score from the drop-down menu: 0, 1, 3 or 5.
3
The columns Station total, Points total and the provisional ranking update instantly.

9. The ranking

The tab Ranking sorts participants by total points (then by order of play in the event of a tie). A column EX flags the tied players. A second table summarises the points obtained station by station.

10. The order of play

The button DRAW THE ORDER AT RANDOM generates a random order of play, shown in the "Order of play" tab. Handy for sending the shooters on in a fair order.

11. Rules & organisation

The tabs Rules and Organisation contain ready-to-consult sheets: detailed points scale for each station, list of equipment needed (shooting mat, circles, bowls, markers…) and organisation tips (preparation, refereeing, duration, etc.).

12. Save & resume

The tournament is saved automatically in this browser (and on every page close). On reopening, it is reloaded on its own. The button SAVE forces an immediate save with confirmation.

13. Export / Import the backup

  • EXPORT BACKUP : downloads a file .json complete (to transfer or archive).
  • IMPORT BACKUP : reloads a file .json previously exported.

14. Export PDF & Print

  • EXPORT PDF : generates a complete PDF — score sheet (landscape), ranking and order of play.
  • PRINT : prints the current view.

15. Clear everything

The button CLEAR ALL starts from a blank sheet (after confirmation): it clears all the points entered and resets the players' names to zero (each player reverts to their default number). Handy for reusing the tool on a new contest.

16. Frequently asked questions

I closed the page, did I lose everything?

No: recovery is automatic on the same browser. For safety, regularly export the file .json.

What is the maximum score?

100 points : 5 stations × 4 distances × 5 points.

How many participants at most?

Up to 200 participants.

Is it really free?

Yes, 100% free, offered by Paquita from petanqueland.fr. 🎯