For the AIM Online Zone Championships (May 1st/May 8th), participants will participate in a 100 registered target singles event at their local gun club. Teams and individuals may elect to shoot on the weekend of May 1st OR May 8th as their schedules permit, however the entire team must shoot on the same day. (i.e. all members of Target County Gun Club must participate on the same date) A minimum of 40 awards per zone will be awarded in the AIM Online Zone Championships. Awards are as follows:

Squad Category Champions – 25 awards per zone
Members of the high team in each category will be awarded a trophy. Categories are; Pre-Sub, Sub-Junior, Junior, Graduate, Collegiate and are defined in the AIM Operations Handbook.

Individual Awards – 15 awards per zone
1st, 2nd, and 3rd in each category will be awarded regardless of Class, for a total of 15 awards.

Class awards will NOT be based on the classification listed in the AIM Operations Handbook, but will be based on participation. One Class award per five team entries will be given out in each category. Rather than titling the classes as A, B, C, and D; classes will be titled as 1, 2, 3, etc since the classes are determined by participation.

Additional display trophies will also be provided to winning teams so that they may display an award at their club/school.

AIM Online Zone Shoot FAQ

Q) When I enter my participants as a "Team" for participant type, are they still eligible for Individual Awards?
A) Yes, all participants are eligible for Individual awards, even it they shot with a squad of 4 other shooters for a team award.

Q) Does the gun club need to do anything special?
A) No, the gun club just needs to run the shoot like they would any other registered event and submit their shoot report after the shoot has concluded.

Q) Is the Online Zone Shoot Free?
A) Yes, there is no charge to participate in the AIM Online Zone Championship. However, you must be an AIM and ATA Member and depending on the club you shoot at, regular registered shoot fees will apply.

Q) Can Participants sign up for AIM at the shoot, or do they have to be a member before they sign up?
A) Participants can sign up for the AIM Program at the shoot and do not have to be a member before the shoot and there are no requirements to be met.

Q) When will results be posted and where?
A) The results will be posted on this website in the "Shoots+Results" section. Results will be posted after scores have been verified against the shoot report form that was submitted by the gun club and have been calculated.

Ties
Individual ties will be broken by reverse sub event. In the event that a participant breaks a 100 straight, they are to shoot 25 bird sub-events (5 per post) until they miss a target. The results of each subsequent sub-event are to be turned in with the scores also. Coaches should retain the score sheet for each tie-breaking 25 bird sub-event that follows the regular 100 target AIM Online Zone event. Any ties for team awards will be decided by highest to lowest score from each team.

Score Submissions
Scores may be submitted 1 of 3 ways:

1) To Submit your scores online

2) Via email

3) Via Fax

The deadline for submission of scores is the Friday following your shoot date. See the schedule below.

Shoot Date	Deadline
May 1 - 2	May 7
May 8 - 10	May 14