PIEDRA VISTA HIGH
SCHOOL JROTC PANTHER
BATTALION 4-CORNERS
INVITATIONAL SKILLS
MEET (14-15 OCT 16)
(SOP)
Revised 31 Mar 16
Published by
PVHS JROTC PANTHER BATTALION
1SG LEWIS: jlewis@fms.k12.nm.us
LTC NABER: dnaber@fms.k12.nm.us
PH: (505) 599-8880 x3235/3220 FAX: (505) 599-8822
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PIEDRA VISTA JROTC PANTHER BATTALION 4-CORNERS
INVITATIONAL SKILLS MEET SOP
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. The PVHS JROTC Invitational Skills Meet consists of the following events:
a. Air Rifle Team Competition (Precision & Sporter)
b. Physical Fitness Competition, Male and Female
c. Color Guard Competition, Male or Mixed and Female
d. Armed Drill Team Competition (Inspection, Regulation Drill and Exhibition Drill)
e. Unarmed Drill Team Competition (Inspection, Regulation Drill and Exhibition Drill)
2. Marksmanship, drill team, color guard, and raider (PT) competitions will all be held at PVHS
facilities. Upon arrival, all units must report to the Skills Meet check-in Station first. After unit checkin, team commanders will be responsible for reporting directly to the judges table NLT 15 minutes prior
to their teams performance.
a. Marksmanship
1. This match will be a CMP sanctioned (EIC Pt available) 3 x 20 match. No finals.
2. Scoring will be done utilizing the Orion scoring system.
3. The match results may be electronically merged with simultaneous matches in AZ, and TX
to be called the 2016 New Mexico Shootout. However, trophies and medals stipulated in this SOP will
be for this location only.
4. Match program and registration instruction will be published and disseminated NLT 15
September 2016.
5. Relays will be available both Friday, 14 October 2016 and Saturday, 15 October 2016.
Priority for Saturday will be to out of area schools.
3. The team captain or sponsor will report to the Judges table as soon as the team arrives (but not later
than 20 minutes prior to the scheduled competition time) at the drill meet site to receive any last minute
information or instructions. The team sponsor/captain is responsible for the dissemination of any
information to the teams.
4. The competing teams must provide all special equipment, including rifles. The security of
equipment, rifles, and valuables is the responsibility of the sponsor. Teams must use the same
equipment/rifles in all phases of the competition. No person may participate in more than one team of
the same type in any event. Color Guards may share equipment if there are two or more teams from the
same school. Pyrotechnics and bayonets are PROHIBITED.
5. Absolutely NO COACHING by any means will be allowed while the team is competing. Complaints
and/or protests will be addressed only to the Drill Meet Coordinator (1SG Lewis). Instructors/Coach
and team commanders will not talk to judges during the competition. Failure to observe this rule
may result in disqualification of the team.
6. Violation of any of the rules of competition subjects the team to sanctions up to and including
disqualification.
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7. Protests may be lodged by the school to the Drill Meet Coordinator (DMC). Protests must be
presented in writing two working days after the drill meet using the form provided. The DMC and SAI
(LTC Naber) will review all protests and contact the NCOIC of Judges to include the evaluator of the
protested event. The DMC/SAI will conduct an internal review along with the evaluator (s). The Final
resolution of the protest is determined by the DMC or SAI.
8. Inspection and regulation drill will be judged IAW respective service regulations for all schools.
Color Guard competition will be conducted and judged IAW service regulations. Corresponding
Services uniform i.e. Navy, Marines, Air Force and Coast Guard will adhere to their regulation.
9. Any Teams participating in competition must be accompanied by an instructor from their
school. All competitors must be enrolled in JROTC units at their schools and must be eligible IAW
NMAA Academic Eligibility Standards and policies and procedures of their school district and current
cadet command regulations for their service.
10. Scoring will be accomplished by a numerical system that compares each team within its
division/category.
11. At the conclusion of the meet all teams will form as directed for the awards ceremony.
12. The SAI is the final authority for the purposes of interpreting the provisions and rules of this SOP.
13. Active duty personnel from various units, including recruiters and the NMARNG will conduct the
evaluation/judging for all events.
14. All spectators, defined as JROTC instructors, parents, friends, cadets and individual not directly
competing in an event, will remain in designated spectator areas throughout the drill meet. Spectators,
including JROTC instructors, are not authorized on the drill pads, color guard arenas, running track, or
outside the designated spectator area for physical fitness and any other events. Only cadet team captains,
individual participating cadets, school administers and SAI office personnel are authorized to
communicate with evaluators or enter areas outside those designated for spectators.
Evaluators will assess penalty points against a team whose instructors violate this rule. Should an
instructor violate this rule during another school’s performance, the SAI will assess penalty points
against that instructor’s like team. Instructors are reminded they are not to interfere with the conduct of
any event. Should an instructor have questions or concerns, they should immediately contact the SAI or
AI via phone or text and complete an official protest in necessary.
NOTE: The word "HE" as used in this SOP is gender neutral and represents both the male and female
genders.
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STANDINGOPERATING PROCEDURE
I. GENERAL
A. The competition will be conducted in following phases:
1. Drill Team Inspection - Armed
2. Drill Team Regulation - Armed
3. Drill Team Exhibition - Armed
4. Drill Team Inspection -Unarmed
5. Drill Team Regulation - Unarmed
6. Drill Team Exhibition - Unarmed
7. Color Guard Competition - Male/Mixed
8. Color Guard Competition - Female
9. Rifle Competition-Air Rifle Caliber .177, Precision Rifle
10. Rifle Competition-Air Rifle Caliber .177, (Sporter) Rifle
11. Physical Fitness Competition - Male
12. Physical Fitness Competition - Female
B. Trophies will be awarded as follows:
1. 1st – 3rd place team trophies in Armed and Unarmed Drill Inspection.
2. 1st – 3rd place team trophies in Armed and Unarmed Drill Regulation.
3. 1st – 3rd place team trophies in Armed and Unarmed Drill Exhibition.
4. 1st – 3rd place team trophies in Male/Mixed and Female Color Guard.
5. 1st – 3rd place team trophies in Male and Female PT teams.
6. 1st – 3rd place individual medals for highest score in Male Pull-ups.
7. 1st – 3rd place individual medals for highest score in Female Flexed-Arm Hang.
8. 1st – 3rd place individual medals for highest score in Male and Female Sit-ups.
9. 1st – 3rd place individual medals for highest score in Male and Female 1MR.
10. 1st – 3rd place individual overall Male and Female.
11. 1st – 3rd place medals for Outstanding Commander.
12. 1st – 3rd place Sporter & Precision Team trophies.
13. 1st – 3rd place individual medals for standing (Sporter & Precision).
14. 1st – 3rd place individual medals for kneeling (Sporter & Precision).
15. 1st – 3rd place individual medals for prone (Sporter & Precision).
16. 1st – 3rd place individual medals aggregate (Sporter & Precision).
C. Sweepstakes: The Four Corners Travelling Trophy will be awarded to the school that
receives the most cumulative sweepstakes points. Additional 2nd – 3rd overall trophies will be awarded.
To qualify for overall (sweepstakes) trophies, units must field a team in each category of:
1. Sweepstakes points will be awarded in the following categories:
a. Armed Drill (15 pts)
b. Unarmed Drill (15 pts)
c. Male CG (15 pts)
d. Female CG (15 pts)
e. Male PT (15 pts)
f. Female PT (15 pts)
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g. Best Rifle Team (15 pts)
h. Second best Rifle Team (15 pts)
2. Sweepstake points will be awarded in each of the above categories as follows:
a. 1st Place – 15 pts.
b. 2nd Place – 13 pts.
c. 3rd Place – 11 pts.
d. 4th Place – 9 pts.
e. 5th Place – 7 pts.
f. 6th Place – 5 pts.
g. 7th Place – 3 pts.
h. 8th Place – 1 pt.
3. Based upon the above point system and categories, a perfect score of 120 points is
possible.
II. DRILL TEAM COMPETITIONS
A. Drill teams will compete in the following sequence:
Inspection
Regulation drill
Exhibition drill.
B. The same team members and equipment must be used throughout the Inspection,
Regulation and Exhibition Drill phases of the competition. Teams violating this rule will be
disqualified (DQ). Time will be permitted to adjust slings between phases of competition if necessary.
C. Drill teams (Armed or Unarmed) will be composed of a TEN (10) member team. However,
schools can compete with less than ten (10) or more than ten (10) members. Teams with less than 10
members will not be eligible for sweepstakes trophies.
D. It is the drill team commander's responsibility to have his/her team at the competition sites on
time.
DRILL TEAM SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
1. AREAS OF COMPETITION:
Exhibition, and Commander.
There are four areas of competition:
Inspection, Regulation,
2 JUDGES: Judges are the heart of any competition and reflect the professionalism for which we all
strive. Representatives from all branches of the military services may be represented.
3. COORDINATING INSTRUCTIONS: Each team’s drill team commander is required to check-in 15
minutes prior to beginning the inspection phase. Any changes in the physical conduct of the meet will
be explained at that time. There will be no changes in the references, TC 3-21.5 or the rules of each
phase.
a. The Drill area for Regulation Drill is approximately 90 X 100 feet.
b. The Team Commander is required to give all commands in sequence and from memory. Five (5)
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points will be deducted for boundary violations.
c. Calling “cadence” is not permitted however, the cadence of 112-120 steps per minute by the
marching elements is required.
DRILL TEAM - - INSPECTION PHASE
A. While the team is in the inspection ready area, a judge will brief the team commander.
Upon direction of the Inspector/Evaluator, the Commander will request permission to enter inspection
area. Once permission is granted the team commander will march the team into the inspection area.
The team will be halted centered on the Head Inspector. The commander will then face the team
towards the inspector, makes any necessary adjustments and command the team to "Present
Arms". The commander will then face about, salute and report to the Inspector. The Inspector
will return the salute and direct the commander to “Prepare for inspection”. Judging will begin
at that time. The commander will drop his salute, face about and commands the team to order
arms, then prepares the team for inspection.
B. When the Commander has the team prepared for inspection, he will face about, render the
appropriate salute and report, "Sir/Ma’am/(Rank) Sergeant, (School Name) is prepared for
inspection".
C. The Inspector will observe and inspect the Commander and Squads.
D. All personnel and equipment to be used during the competition must be available in the
inspection area and is subject to being inspected. At no time will a team member be exchange out
during the inspection, regulation or exhibition phase. Rifles may be taken from members being inspected
for the purpose of inspecting for cleanliness and appearance.
E. Upon completion of the inspection, the Commander will exchange salutes with the Inspector.
When the inspector returns the salute, the commander will command "Close Ranks". The Commander
will march the team to the next station (Regulation). The inspection phase terminates at the
completion of close ranks.
GRADING CRITERIA - - DRILL TEAM INSPECTION PHASE
The following standards/criteria will be used to judge during the Inspection phase of the competition.
1. HAIRCUTS/HAIRSTYLES: Haircuts will be judged by the standards of the U. S. Armed
Forces.
2. SHAVES: Same as haircuts
3. UNIFORMS: Only service appropriate uniforms are authorized for this competition. Class
“A” or Class “B” Service Dress Uniforms will be worn. NOTE! Army Male or Female Cadet
Trouser/Pants are not authorized to have the Gold Braid sewn on the outside of seam of each
trouser leg of the ASU. All parts of the uniform are subject to inspection. Uniformity will be expected.
Fatigue/field type or ACU Uniforms are not authorized. Uniforms must be clean, well pressed,
accessories polished, etc.
4. AWARDS/DECORATIONS:
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5. FOOTGEAR: Must be well polished and serviceable.
6. HEADGEAR: Will be graded on appearance and uniformity. Black, Green or Maroon berets
will not be worn by cadets at any time.
7. Rifles: Will be checked for cleanliness and uniformity
8. MANUAL OF ARMS: Will be IAW TC 3-21.5, MCO P5060.20, or AFRM 50-14.
M1903A3 Springfield, M1 or M14 rifles will adhere to those appropriate service manuals and service
specific JROTC teams will adhere to their specific service manuals.
9. UNIFORMITY: Standardization of the team's appearance. Commanders are NOT allowed
to wear different uniforms.
10. MILITARY BEARING: Will cover the overall appearance of the individual and the
impression he reflects to the inspector. Personal appearance, confidence, execution, and manner of
responding to questions are some of the criteria used in this area.
11. PROCEDURES: Inspection procedures will conform to those established by the appropriate
service.
12. BRASS: If Class A uniform is worn, the brass must be well polished and worn in a uniform
manner by all members of the team.
13. POSITION: Position of the hands and feet will be graded IAW appropriate service manual or
regulations.
14. KNOWLEDGE: Inspection questions will include, but will not be limited to, individual rifle,
Drill and Ceremonies, Chain of Command, Basic Military Subjects taught and uniform. Additionally,
all cadets should know the following:
a. The chain of command.
b. Knowledge of the weapon carried to include nomenclature, characteristics, general
information, identification of parts, and serial number.
c. Cadets should know the customs and courtesies of their service.
15. Inspection questions will be published/disseminated NLT two (2) weeks before competition.
DRILL TEAM - - REGULATION DRILL PHASE
a. While in the regulation drill area, the team may be divided into as many squads as necessary to
perform the regulation phase of the competition. The team commander will request permission to enter
drill area. Upon approval, the commander will march into the drill area and halt the team centered on the
head judge. The commander will then command "PRESENT, ARMS", face about, salute, and report
to the Evaluator/Judge "Sir/Ma’am/(Rank) Sergeant, (School Name) is prepared for Regulation
Phase”. The Evaluator/Judge returns the salute and directs the commander to carry out the prescribed
drill. Judging begins at this time. The commander will then drill the team through the appropriate drill.
THE SEQUENCE MUST BE MEMORIZED. NO CUE CARDS OR OTHER FORMS OF AIDS
MAY BE USED. There will be a five (5) point deduction for each command added, or out of
sequence and marching outside the designated boundary area.
b. The regulation drill area will be approximately 90 by 100 feet.
c. There is no time limit on regulation drill.
d. Cadence counting is not authorized. However, marching movements will be executed in the
cadence of Quick Time (112-120 steps per minute).
e. At the conclusion of the sequence, the commander will report out to the Evaluator/Judge. The
grading will stop when the commander renders the salute. The Evaluator/Judge will then direct the
commander to march his team out of the regulation drill area.
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SEQUENCE FOR UNARMED
1. Present Arms
2. Order Arms
3. Parade Rest
4. Attention
5. Open Ranks/March
6. Dress Right Dress
7. Ready Front
8 Close Ranks/March
9. About Face
10. Right Face
11. About Face
12. Left Face
13. Backwards March
14. Halt
15. Right Step/March
16. Halt
17. Left Face
18. Right Face
19. Left Face
20. Forward March
21. Rear March
22. Right Flank /March
23. Left Flank /March
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24. Column Right/March
25. Column Left/March
26. Counter Column/March
27. Close Interval March
28. Forward March
29. Normal Interval March
30. Forward March
31. Column Right/March
32. Counter Column/March
33. Column Left/March
34. Left Flank/March
35. Rear March
36. Halt
37. About Face
38 Let Face
39. About Face
40. Left Face
41. Present Arms
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SEQUENCE FOR ARMED DRILL
1. Present Arms
2. Order Arms
3. Parade Rest
4. Attention
5. Open Ranks/March
6. Inspection Arms
7. Port Arms
8. Order Arms
9. Close Ranks/March
10. Backward March
11. Halt
12. Right Step
13. Halt
14. Right Shoulder Arms
15. Order Arms
16. Left Face
17. Right Shoulder Arms
18. Forward March
19. Rear March
20. Left Flank March
21. Port Arms
22. Rear March
23. Left Flank March
24. Left Shoulder Arms
25. Column Right/March
26. Right Shoulder Arms
27. Column Left/March
28. Counter Column/March
29. Port Arms
30. Close Interval/March
31. Forward March
32. Normal Interval/March
33. Forward March
34. Halt
35. Order Arms
36. Left Shoulder Arms
37. Forward March
38. Column Right/March
39. Port Arms
40. Column Right/March
41. Right Shoulder Arms
42. Halt
43. Order Arms
44. Right Face
45. About face
46. Present Arms
DRILL TEAM - - EXHIBITION DRILL PHASE
a. While the team is in the Exhibition Drill area, an Evaluator/Judge will brief the commander.
b. The exhibition drill area will be approximately 90 by 100 feet. The team commander will
request permission to enter the drill area. The team may start its routine from any area within the given
boundary. Evaluation/Judging and time will begin when the drill team Commander reports to the
Evaluator/Judge and the salute is rendered by the Evaluator.
c. There are no restrictions on the type of movements a team does for its exhibition drill routine;
however, Team appearance, Execution of movements, Precision, Team Work, Difficulty, Choreography
(Dancing/Extra), Showmanship, Dress & Cover, Use of Drill Area and Reporting out are among the
criteria for grading.
d. A minimum of 5 and a maximum of 7 minutes are allotted for this phase. The timekeeper
judge will keep the time. A penalty of twenty (20) points will be deducted for exhibition routines
under 5 minutes or over 7 minutes.
e. A one (1) point penalty will be assessed for any/each piece of equipment or uniform item
dropped.
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f. Grading and timing will cease when the commander renders the salute to report out. The
team commander need not be in any specific position on the drill area when he reports out. The team
MUST be marched out of the drill area.
GRADING CRITERIA - - DRILL TEAM EXHIBITION DRILL
REPORT IN: Each team must request permission to enter drill area. Once permission is granted
the commander marches the team to reporting area. Commander must report in to the Evaluator:
"Sir/Ma’am/(Rank) Sergeant, (School Name) is prepared for Exhibition Phase". Once the Salute
is rendered by the Evaluator, Time Starts.
TEAM/CADET APPEARANCE: The general impression that each team makes on the judges
throughout the routine. The content of this drill will be entirely at the discretion of the Drill Team
Commander. Unauthorized content will include Martial Arts or Neo-Nazi Movements and for male
teams, feminine moves or gestures will not be used.
EXECUTION: This criterion measures the overall appearance of the team and how well it executes the
routine. Consideration is given to the degree of complexity when judging this aspect.
PRECISION: This criterion measures the manner in which the routine flows and how well each
movement complements the others. There should be no obvious breaks in the routine.
TEAM WORK: How well a team uses its allotted time, and does the routine without wasting time by
repeating the same movements. Does the team use a lot of its time by doing too many counts of the
same movement?
DIFFICULTY: These criteria measure how difficult each move is, plus the overall difficulty of the
entire drill routine. Commander involvement is also important. Silent drill is unique and no points for
the commander’s part relating to voice will be deducted.
CHOREOGRAPHY: How well a team performs in a routine by: dancing, marching in different
directions, complexity, and continuity of its movements.
SHOWMANSHIP: Showmanship measures the ability of the team to execute a routine that impresses
the judges. Audience reaction is important. However, the judges must be careful to avoid being overly
influenced by partisan crowds. Showmanship is a combination of complexity, execution, composition
and a team's overall appearance.
DRESS & COVER: This criterion is closely related to continuity and it measures the putting together
of a routine that is diverse, well organized and not repetitive.
USE OF DRILL AREA: The use of space takes into consideration the manner in which a routine uses
the space available. Does the team spread out or are they always close to each other? (This has a
bearing on such things as dress and cover)
REPORT OUT: Commander must report out to the Evaluator: “Sir/Ma’am/(Rank) Sergeant, this
concludes the Exhibition Competition Phase". Time Stops
IMPORTANT: THE POINTS AWARDED ON THESE CRITERIA ARE SUBJECTIVE IN NATURE
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AND ARE THE BEST JUDGMENT OF THE ADJUDICATORS. THEIR JUDGMENT IS NOT
SUBJECT TO PROTEST AND IS FINAL.
III. COLOR GUARD COMPETITION (Male/Mixed and Female)
This competition is for all high school JROTC Military Color Guard units. The color guard
competition will be in accordance with respective service regulations. Color guards will consist of
four (4) members. The Color Guard competition will consist of two (2) categories:
Category #1 (Male or Mixed Color Guard) and Category #2 (Female Color Guard).
Each school may enter not more than one (1) team in each category. Mixed gender teams will
compete as Category #1 (Male/Mixed) teams.
A. COLOR GUARD - INSPECTION PHASE
1. Guards will carry shoulder weapons (no sidearm or sabers). The color bearers will carry
the colors at this time and will have all other equipment i.e., harnesses, gloves, headgear, etc., with them
for the inspection. Only regulation Class “A” or Class “B” Service Dress Uniforms are authorized.
NOTE! Male or Female Cadet Trouser/Pants are not authorized to have the Gold Braid sewn on
the outside of seam of each trouser leg of the ASU. Corresponding Services uniform i.e. Navy,
Marines, Air Force and Coast Guard will adhere to their regulation. For the purpose of this SOP, swords
and sabers are not considered to be shoulder weapons and may not be carried. Cadets are required to
wear appropriate uniforms with ALL AWARDS, DECORATIONS and INSIGNIAS. NOTE! NO
UTILITY UNIFORMS ARE AUTHORIZED.
2. At the direction of the Evaluator/Judge, the Color Guard commander will form the unit
for inspection. The commander will report to the Evaluator/Judge, "Sir/Ma’am/(Rank) Sergeant,
(School Name) the Color Guard is prepared for Inspection", the Evaluator/Judge will conduct the
inspection. Upon completion of the inspection phase, the inspector will direct the Color Guard to
perform the regulation phase for color guard.
B. COLOR GUARD - PERFORMANCE PHASE
1. Guards will be required to carry shoulder weapons (no sidearm or sabers) and color
bearers will carry colors.
2. The performance phase area will be approximately 55 by 55 feet.
RULES FOR THE COLOR GUARD ARE AS FOLLOWS:
A. In order to be eligible for the color guard Sweepstakes award, a school must have one
color guard compete in the Male/Mixed category and one color guard in the female category.
B. All color guard equipment will be provided by the competing school. Equipment may be
shared when a school has two or more Color Guards competing.
C. There is no time limit for this event. The color guard will be judged IAW respective service
regulations. Note! National Colors & State Flag will be on a 9 foot 6 inch staff with a spear. No
other ornaments, i.e. Eagle or Ball will be authorized on the staff. A ten (10) point deduction will
be annotated on the score sheet during the inspection phase of competition.
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D. The US color bearer must be the commander of the color guard.
COLOR GUARD PERFORMANCE
Form on ready line
Forward March
Left Wheel March
Halt (Center on Head Judge)
Present Colors
Report In
Order Colors
Parade Rest
Colors Attention
Carry Colors
Colors Reverse March
Forward march
Left Wheel March
Forward March
Colors Reverse March
Forward March
Right Wheel March
Forward March
Right Wheel March
Forward March
Colors Reverse March
Forward March
Eyes Right
Ready Front
Left Wheel March
Forward March
Left Wheel March
Forward March
Left About March
Forward March
Right Wheel March
Forward March
Halt (center on Judge)
Present Arms – Report Out (center on Head Judge)
Left Wheel March
Forward March
Halt
Color Guard Dismissed
V. RIFLE TEAM COMPETITION
The air rifle competition is a sanctioned match by the civilian marksmanship program (CMP) as a Cup
Match in both sporter and precision categories.
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PLACE: Piedra Vista High School
RULES: The 2014-2016, 10th
http://www.odcmp.com/3P/Rules.pdf
Edition
National
Air
Rifle
Council
rulebook
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TEAMS: School may enter up to three (3) 4-man teams total. Individual shooters can compete
for individual awards.
COURSE OF FIRE: All teams will fire 20 shots per each of the 3 positions (Prone, Standing,
and Kneeling).
ADMINISTRATIVE INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Each team must provide its own rifles, pellets, and equipment to include mats, scopes, and
kneeling rolls.
2. Teams will provide their own transportation to and from the range and to the skills meet site
for the awards ceremony.
3. Teams are responsible for the security of their equipment.
4. The awards ceremony will be a combined event and will take place at the skills meet site
following the completion of all phases of the meet.
5. Local teams are requested to schedule their firing for Friday, 14 October 2016.
6. A separate match program will be distributed separately to participants.
VI. PHYSICAL FITNESS COMPETITION
The senior grader upon arrival at the Physical Fitness Site will ensure all teams have four (4) members
to compete in each event. Each school must have a four (4) member female team and four (4)
member male team competing in the physical fitness competition to qualify for sweepstakes
points.
No partial teams can compete. Team members will be authorized not more than five (5) minute breaks
between events. Team integrity will be maintained throughout each event. Uniform for the physical
fitness will be appropriate PT clothing. NOTE! Wearing of gloves is unauthorized during the Pullup/Chin-up and Curl-Up evaluation phase. No I-phones, Ear phones or any other music devices
will be worn/carried during the Running/Walking evaluation phase of competition. Cadets must
run the one-mile event in athletic (No track spike shoes) footwear.
EVENTS: The physical fitness events will consist of three exercises as follows:
There will be a five-minute rest period between events. The Physical Fitness Event will be conducted at
the track or close proximity of the school designated.
TEAMS: Each team (male and female) must start and finish the PT competition as a four (4)
member team.
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1. CURL-UPS
Conduct this event on a flat, clean surface, preferably with a mat. Start cadets in a lying position
on their backs with their knees up so their feet are flat on the floor and about 12 inches from their
buttocks. Cadets should have their arms crossed with their hands placed on opposite shoulders and their
elbows held close to the chest throughout the exercise. The feet are to be held by a partner at the instep.
At the command "ready, go," cadets raise the trunks of their bodies, curling up to touch the elbows to
the thighs. They must then lower their backs so that their shoulder blades touch the floor/mat. This
constitutes one repetition of a curl-up. During each repetition, bouncing off the floor/mat is not allowed
and the fingers must touch the shoulders at all times. Cadets must try to complete as many curl-ups as
possible in two (2) minutes.
2. PULL-UPS (Males)
Conduct this event using a horizontal bar approximately one and one-half inches in diameter.
The bar should be high enough so that cadets can hang with their arms fully extended and their feet free
of the floor/ground. Have cadets assume the hanging position on the bar using either an overhand
grasp (palms facing away from body) or underhand grip (palms facing toward body). Cadets
begin the exercise by first raising their body until the chin is over the bar without touching it. To
complete one repetition, the body must be lowered to the full-hang starting position. During each
repetition, the body must not swing, legs must not kick or bend, and the pull must not be jerky. Cadets
are scored on the number of pull-ups they can correctly execute. There is no time limit on this event.
(Note: Small cadets may be lifted to the starting position).
3. FLEX-ARM HANG (Females)
Using a horizontal bar as in the pull-ups, have cadets climb a ladder until their chin is above
the bar. They begin the exercise by grasping the bar with their hands, shoulder width apart -- using
either an overhand grasp (palms facing away from body) or underhand grip (palms facing toward body.
At the command "ready, go," the cadets step off the ladder, simultaneously; an assistant instructor will
remove the ladder and prevent any forward swinging of the legs. Legs can be bent or straight when
performing the event. The cadet's chin should be level above the bar. Kicking and other body
movements are not permitted while the cadets are on the bar. Start the stopwatch on the command "go"
and stop it when the cadet's chin rests on the bar, the chin tilts backward to keep it above the bar, or the
chin falls below the level of the bar. Scoring is to the nearest second.
4. ONE MILE RUN
a. One-Mile Run/Walk: Conduct this event on a flat area that has a known measured distance of
one mile with a designated start and finish line. Give cadets a lightweight numbered device to carry or
wear in any manner that will not slow them down while running. It will be the individual’s responsibility
to insure that his/her number is visible to their respective grader as that individual passes the start/finish
line. Start cadets at the standing position. At the command "ready, go," start the cadets running the onemile distance. Although walking is permitted, encourage cadets to cover the distance in the shortest time
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possible. Scoring should be to the nearest second. Time will stop as each individual completes the run.
Cadets who fail to complete all the required laps (regardless of reason) will cause him/her to be
disqualified. Disqualification of the team will also result. However, the other members of the team will
be eligible for the individual awards. There will be no electronic devices allowed during the run.
b. A time limit of 16 Minutes and 49 seconds maximum for males and 28 minutes 50 seconds
maximum for females is imposed for this event. Cadets will be given a zero for any time over the
maximum.
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PULLUPS (MALE) SCORE CHART
REPETITIONS
POINTS
(5 point for every pull-up up to 20)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
REPETITIONS
POINTS
(7 points for every pull-up over 20)
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
16
107
114
121
128
135
142
149
156
163
170
177
184
191
198
205
212
219
226
233
240
247
254
261
268
275
FLEX ARM HANG (FEMALES) SCORE CHART
TIME(MIN/SEC)
:01
:02
:03
:04
:05
:06
:07
:08
:09
:10
:11
:12
:13
:14
:15
:16
:17
:18
:19
:20
:21
:22
:23
:24
:25
:26
:27
:28
:29
:30
:31
:32
:33
:34
:35
POINTS
TIME (MIN/SEC) POINTS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
:36
:37
:38
:39
:40
:41
:42
:43
:44
:45
:46
:47
:48
:49
:50
:51
:52
:53
:54
:55
:56
:57
:58
:59
1:00
1:01
1:02
1:03
1:04
1:05
1:06
1:07
1:08
1:09
1:10
3 Points for every second over 70
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36
37
38
39
40
42
44
46
48
50
52
54
56
58
60
62
64
66
68
70
72
74
76
78
80
82
84
86
88
90
92
94
96
98
100
SITUPS (MALE AND FEMALE) SCORE CHART
SITUPS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
POINTS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
SITUPS
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
POINTS
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
62
64
66
68
70
72
74
76
All sit-ups in excess of 80 are worth 3 points each
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SITUPS
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
POINTS
78
80
82
84
86
88
90
92
94
96
98
100
103
106
109
112
115
118
121
124
127
130
133
136
139
142
145
148
151
154
157
160
SCORING TABLE - MILE RUN (MALE)
*TIME POINTS
TIME
POINTS
TIME
POINTS
==============================================================
4:46
100
6:44
63
8:04
26
4:50
99
6:46
62
8:06
25
5:00
98
6:48
61
8:11
24
5:10
97
6:50
60
8:15
23
5:23
96
6:51
59
8:19
22
5:35
95
6:53
58
8:20
21
5:41
94
6:54
57
8:25
20
5:46
93
6:55
56
8:30
19
5:51
92
6:57
55
8:35
18
5:54
91
6:58
54
8:40
17
5:57
90
6:59
53
8:45
16
5:59
89
7:00
52
8:56
15
6:01
88
7:02
51
9:05
14
6:03
87
7:04
50
9:10
13
6:04
86
7:06
49
9:15
12
6:06
85
7:09
48
9:19
11
6:08
84
7:10
47
9:23
10
6:10
83
7:12
46
9:28
9
6:11
82
7:14
45
9:39
8
6:12
81
7:16
44
9:51
7
6:14
80
7:18
43
10:02
6
6:16
79
7:20
42
10:15
5
6:18
78
7:22
41
11:40
4
6:20
77
7:24
40
12:40
3
6:22
76
7:26
39
14:50
2
6:23
75
7:29
38
15:00
1
6:25
74
7:31
37
16:49
0
6:27
73
7:33
36
6:29
72
7:35
35
6:30
71
7:39
34
6:32
70
7:43
33
6:34
69
7:47
32
6:36
68
7:50
31
6:38
67
7:52
30
6:39
66
7:56
29
6:40
65
8:00
28
6:42
64
8:03
27
*Note: 5 points per second under 4:46 will be awarded for the 1MR.
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SCORING TABLE - MILE RUN (FEMALE)
*TIME POINTS
TIME
POINTS
TIME
POINTS
==============================================================
6:20
100
9:41
63
12:09
26
6:35
99
9:43
62
12:11
25
6:50
98
9:47
61
12:16
24
7:05
97
9:51
60
12:22
23
7:15
96
9:53
59
12:28
22
7:22
95
9:56
58
12:34
21
7:26
94
10:00
57
12:40
20
7:34
93
10:05
56
12:44
19
7:41
92
10:08
55
12:48
18
7:50
91
10:11
54
12:53
17
7:58
90
10:13
53
12:58
16
8:01
89
10:16
52
13:03
15
8:03
88
10:19
51
13:19
14
8:07
87
10:22
50
13:30
13
8:11
86
10:26
49
13:40
12
8:15
85
10:31
48
13:50
11
8:19
84
10:37
47
14:01
10
8:23
83
10:42
46
14:15
9
8:27
82
10:48
45
14:30
8
8:30
81
10:53
44
14:45
7
8:34
80
10:57
43
15:00
6
8:36
79
11:00
42
15:14
5
8:40
78
11:03
41
17:10
4
8:44
77
11:05
40
20:15
3
8:48
76
11:08
39
22:20
2
8:52
75
11:11
38
25:25
1
8:56
74
11:14
37
28:50
0
9:00
73
11:17
36
9:07
72
11:20
35
9:10
71
11:27
34
9:15
70
11:34
33
9:17
69
11:47
32
9:20
68
11:51
31
9:24
67
12:00
30
9:29
66
12:02
29
9:33
65
12:04
28
9:37
64
12:07
27
*Note: 5 points per second under 6:20 will be awarded for the 1MR.
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TIE BREAKER CRITERIA
In the likelihood of a tie, the following criteria will be used to break ties. In case of ties, the Drill Meet
Coordinator will resolve the tie using the criteria below.
DRILL TEAMS:
INSPECTION PHASE
1. Regulation Score
2. Exhibition Score
REGULATION DRILL PHASE
1. Inspection Score
2. Exhibition Score
EXHIBITION DRILL PHASE
1. Regulation Score
2. Inspection Score
OVERALL SCORE
1. Regulation Score
2. Inspection Score
3. Commanders Score
4. Exhibition Performance Time + Equipment Dropped
COMMANDER'S SCORE
1. Regulation Score
2. Inspection Score
3. Fewest personal discrepancies during Inspection phase
COLOR GUARD
INSPECTION PHASE
a. Performance Score
PERFORMANCE
a. Inspection Score
OVERALL SCORE
a. Performance Score
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b. Inspection Score
INDIVIDUAL DRILL
N/A
RIFLE TEAM
IAW 2014-2016 10th Edition National Air Rifle Council rulebook (with no final tiebreakers. Will
be judged on center tens standing).
PHYSICAL FITNESS
Male or Female
1. Lowest one mile run time
2. Most Pull-ups or highest time Flexed arm hand
3. Most Curl-ups
4. Total Pull-ups or highest time Flexed arm hang + Curl-ups
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PROTEST FORM
TEAM NAME __________________________________________________________
SPONSOR'S NAME ____________________________________________________
COMMANDER'S NAME ________________________________________________
PHASE OF COMPETITION PROTESTED:______________________________________
DRILL MEET SOP REFERENCE: _____________________________________________
NAME OF JUDGE (If known): ________________________________________________
REASON FOR PROTEST: ____________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
HOW RESOLVED? (For DM Coordinator):____________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
DM COORDINATOR'S SIGNATURE:_______________________________________
SPONSOR'S SIGNATURE:_________________________________________________
PROTESTING TEAM CAPTAIN: ____________________________________________
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PVHS SKILLS MEET ENTRY FORM
* For (Date): ____________________*
SCHOOL:
ADDRESS:
No. of
Teams
Type of
Team
Cost per
Team
Requested
Time
Armed Drill Team
$40.00
________
$
Unarmed Drill Team
$40.00
________
$
Color Guard – Male or Mix
$30.00
_________
$
Color Guard - Female
$30.00
_________
$
Physical Fitness - Male
$30.00
_________
$
Physical Fitness - Female
$30.00
_________
$
Rifle Team –Issue/Sporter
$35.00
_________
$
Rifle Team - Precision
$35.00
_________
$
TOTAL
Extended
Cost
$
Make check/money orders payable to: PVHS JROTC
Mail to:
Piedra Vista High School
ATTN: JROTC Dept.
5700 College Blvd.
Farmington, New Mexico 87402
Telephone Numbers: (505) 599-8880 ext 3235/3220 (1-800-879-5086 ext 40730)
Fax: (505) 599-8822
E-Mail: 1SG Lewis - jlewis@fms.k12.nm.us
LTC Naber – dnaber@fms.k12.nm.us
*NOTE: Registration is due NLT 10 October 2015 (2 weeks prior). This entails a commitment to pay
regardless of attendance.
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ARMED DRILL TEAM COMPETITION
INSPECTION PHASE Score Sheet
SCHOOL NAME: _________________________________ H.S.
COMMANDER NAME C /_______________________________
ARMED TEAM
#of Cadets (Including CDR):________________
INSPECTION
SCORE RANGE
1. REPORTING IN & OUT
0-10
JUDGE'S SCORE
UNIFORM:
2. HEADGEAR
0-10
3. CLEANLINESS
0-10
4. PRESSED
0-10
5. SHOES / CLEAN & SHINED
0-5
6.HAIR
GROOMED
NEAT/SHAVE (MALES)
7. AWARDS/DECORATIONS
& 0-5
0-5
RIFLE:
8. CLEANLINESS
0-10
9. CONDITION
0-5
KNOWLEDGE:
10. *DRILL & CEREMONY
♦CHAIN OF COMMAND
♦DESCRIPTION OF RIFLE
0-20
COMMANDER SCORE:
1. VOICE
2. BEARING
3. POSITIONING
4. OVERALL PERFORMANCE
JUDGE'S SCORE
0-5 ____________________
0-5 ____________________
0-5 ____________________
0-10
Commander's Total______________ (25
PTS
MAX)TOTAL
INSPECTION _____________ (90 PTS. MAX)
Judge's Name______________________________________________
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SCORE
ARMED DRILL TEAM COMPETITION
REGULATION DRILL - Score Sheet
SCHOOL NAME:
H.S.
COMMANDER: C/
ARMED TEAM
#of Cadets (Including CDR):________
PERFORMANCE
PERFORMANCE
JUDGE'S
SCORE
SCORE
RANGE
8. Order Arms
S
C
O
0-10
R
0-10
E
0-10
R
0-10
A
0-10
N
0-10
G
0-10
E
0-10
9. Close Ranks / March
0-10
32. Normal Interval / March
0-10
10. Backward March
0-10
33. Forward / March
0-10
11. Halt
0-10
34. Halt
0-10
12. Right Step
0-10
35. Order Arms
0-10
13. Halt
0-10
36. Left Shoulder Arms
0-10
14. Right Shoulder / Arms
0-10
37. Forward / March
0-10
15. Order Arms
0-10
38. Column Right / March
0-10
16. Left Face
0-10
39. Port Arms
0-10
17. Right Shoulder / Arms
0-10
40. Column Right / March
0-10
18. Forward March
0-10
41. Right Shoulder Arms
0-10
19. Rear March
0-10
42. Halt
0-10
20. Left Flank / March
0-10
43. Order Arms
0-10
21. Port Arms
0-10
44. Right Face
0-10
22. Rear March
0-10
45. About Face
0-10
23. Left Flank/March
0-10
46. Present Arms
0-10
1. Present Arms
2. Order Arms
3. Parade Rest
4. Attention
5. Open Ranks / March
6. Inspection Arms
7. Port Arms
24. Left Shoulder Arms
0-10
25. Column Right / March
0-10
26. Right Shoulder / Arms
0-10
27. Column Left / March
0-10
28. Counter Column / March
0-10
29. Port Arms
0-10
30. Close Interval / March
0-10
31. Forward / March
0-10
JUDGES
SCORE
REMARKS:
COMMANDER SCORE
1. VOICE
2. BEARING
JUDGE'S SCORE
0-5
3. POSITIONING
0-5
0-5
4. OVERALL
PERFORMANCE
0 - 10
Commander's Total_______
PENALTY POINTS
5 PTS. Per Boundary Violation,
Added Commands & Out of Sequence.
(25 PTS MAX)
MINUS (-) PENALTY POINTS______
TOTAL SCORE (PERFORMANCE): _______ (460 PTS.
MAX)
Judge's Name:
PVHS Skills SOP
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April 2015
ARMED DRILL TEAM COMPETITION
EXHIBITION - Score Sheet
H.S.
SCHOOL NAME
COMMANDER: C /
Armed Team
#of Cadets (Including CDR): ________
POINT RANGE
Exhibition Phase
1. REPORT IN – Verbal report in: All movements to enter drill pad
2. TEAM/CADET APPEARANCE – Uniform/overall preparation & presentation
3. EXECUTION OF MOVEMENTS – Diversity of movements to display overall
excellence
4.
PRECISION – Executing flawless & meticulous maneuvers – “Anti-Sloppy”
5. TEAM WORK – Each member supporting the routine
6. DIFFICULTY – Routine required much practice
7. USE OF RIFLES – Movement / Spinning /Passing / Skills & Effort
JUDGE'S SCORE
0-10
0-10
0-10
0-10
0-10
0-10
0-10
8. SHOWMANSHIP – Flair, style and “Wow Factor” that turns heads / rivets 0-10
9.
DRESS & COVER – Alignment and marching proficiency
0-10
watchers
10. USE OF DRILL AREA – Maximizes drill pad with accuracy
11. REPORT OUT – Verbal report out: All movements to exit drill pad
0-10
0-10
Time: 5 to 7 Minutes for EXECUTION/PERFORMANCE
MINUS 20 pts under 5 minutes or over 7 minutes
(-)
MINUS ONE (1) Point for Equipment Dropped (Weapon, hat, belt, etc.,)
(-)
Enter total number of pieces dropped
Remarks:
COMMANDER SCORE:
JUDGE’S
SCORE
1. VOICE
0-5
2. BEARING
0-5
3. POSITIONING
0- 5
4. OVERALL PERFORMANCE 0- 10
COMMANDER'S SCORE
TOTAL____
25 PTS. MAX
PENALTY POINTS
- 5 PTS. Per Boundary Violation
SCORE EXHIBITION PHASE
(110 PTS MAX)
MINUS (-) PERFORMANCE TIME
MINUS (-) EQUIPMENT DROPPED
MINUS (-) BOUNDARY VIOLATIONS
TOTAL SCORE:
Judge's Name:
PVHS Skills SOP
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April 2015
UNARMED DRILL TEAM COMPETITION
INSPECTION PHASE Score Sheet
SCHOOL NAME: ____________________ H.S.
COMMANDER: C /______________________________
UNARMED TEAM
# of Cadets_______
INSPECTION
1. REPORTING IN & OUT
SCORE RANGE
JUDGE'S SCORE
0-10
UNIFORM:
2. HEADGEAR
0-10
3. CLEANLINESS
0-10
4. PRESSED
0-10
5. HAIR GROOMED & NEAT
0-5
6. AWARDS/DECORATIONS/Alignment
and any other accouterments
0-10
7. SHOES / CLEAN & SHINED
0-5
8. EXCESSIVE MAKEUP (FEMALES)
IAW AR 670-1
9. UNAUTHORIZED JEWELRY (F & M)
0-5
0-5
KNOWLEDGE:
10. *DRILL & CEREMONY
*CHAIN OF COMMAND
0-20
COMMANDER SCORE:
1.
2.
3.
4.
VOICE
BEARING
POSITIONING
OVERALL PERFORMANCE
COMMANDER'S TOTAL
JUDGE'S SCORE
0-5 __________________
0-5 __________________
0-L5 __________________
0-10 ________________________
25 PTS MAX
TOTAL SCORE INSPECTION ____ (90 PTS. MAX)
Judge's Name______________________________________________
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April 2015
UNARMED DRILL TEAM COMPETITION
REGULATION DRILL - Score Sheet
SCHOOL NAME:
H.S.
COMMANDER: C/
UNARMED TEAM
# of Cadets_________
PERFORMANCE
SCORE RANGE
JUDGE'S
SCORE
PERFORMANCE
SCORE
RANGE
1. Present Arms
0 – 10
25. Column Left / March
0 – 10
2. Order Arms
3. Parade Rest
4. Attention
5. Open Ranks / March
6. Dress Right Dress
7. Ready Front
8. Close Ranks / March
9. About Face
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
26. Counter Column / March
27. Close Interval March
28. Forward March
29. Normal Interval March
30. Forward March
31. Column Right / March
32. Counter Column / March
33. Column Left / March
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 - 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
10. Right Face
11. About Face
12. Left Face
13. Backward March
14. Halt
15. Right Step / March
16. Halt
17. Left Face
18. Right Face
19. Left Face
20. Forward March
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
34. Left Flank / March
35. Rear March
36. Halt
37. About Face
38. Left Face
39. About Face
40. Left Face
41. Present Arms
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
21. Rear March
22. Right Flank / March
23. Left Flank / March
24. Column Right / March
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
JUDGES
SCORE
REMARKS:
COMMANDER SCORE:
1. VOICE
0-5_______________
2. BEARING
0–5
3. POSITIONING
0-5
4. OVERALL PERFORMANCE
0 - 10
JUDGE'S SCORE
Commander's Total________ (25 PTS MAX)
PENALTY POINTS
5 PTS. Per Boundary Violation,
Added commands & Out of
Sequence.
MINUS (-) PENALITY POINTS______
TOTAL
SCORE (410 PTS. MAX)
(PERFORMANCE)
Judge's Name:
PVHS Skills SOP
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April 2015
UNARMED DRILL TEAM COMPETITION
EXHIBITION - Score Sheet
SCHOOL NAME
H.S.
COMMANDER: C /
UNARMED TEAM
#of Cadets__________
Exhibition Phase
POINT
RANGE
1. REPORT IN – Verbal report in: All movements to enter drill pad
2. TEAM/CADET APPEARANCE – Uniform/overall preparation & presentation
3. EXECUTION OF MOVEMENTS – Diversity of movements to display overall excellence
4. PRECISION –Executing flawless & meticulous maneuvers – “Anti-Sloppy”
5. TEAM WORK – Each member supporting sthe routine
6. DIFFICULTY – Routine required much practice
7. CHOREOGRAPHY – Dancing / Extra)
8. SHOWMANSHIP – Flair, style and “Wow Factor” that turns heads / rivets watchers
9. DRESS & COVER – Alignment and marching proficiency
10. USE OF DRILL AREA – Maximizes drill pad with accuracy
11. REPORT OUT – Verbal report out: All movements to exit drill pad
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
0 – 10
Time: 5 to 7 Minutes for EXECUTION/PERFORMANCE
MINUS 20 Points under 5 minutes or over 7
(-)
MINUS ONE (1) Point for Equipment Dropped (hat, belt, etc.,) Enter total number
of pieces dropped
JUDGE'S
SCORE
(-)
Remarks:
COMMANDER SCORE:
JUDGE’S SCORE
1. VOICE
0 – 5 _________________
2. BEARING
0 – 5 _________________
3. POSITIONING
0 – 5 _________________
4. OVERALL PERFORMANCE
0 – 10 __________________
COMMANDER'S TOTAL ________25 PTS. MAX
PENALTY DEDUCTION
- 5 PTS. Per Boundary Violation,
SCORE EXHIBITION PHASE _______ (110 PTS. MAX)
MINUS (-) BOUNDARY VIOLATIONS:
MINUS (-) PERFORMANCE TIME:
MINUS (-) EQUIPMENT DROPPED:
TOTAL SCORE: ____________
Judge's Name:
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___
COLOR GUARD COMPETITION
Inspection Judge Score sheet - Inspection Phase
H.S.
SCHOOL NAME:
C/
NAME OF COLOR GUARD COMMANDER :
Circle FEMALE MALE/Mixed
Use the below listed items as a guide for inspecting.
1. Uniform A. *Hair – Neat & Groomed/Personal Hygiene/Shaved
B. *Cleanliness
C. *Pressed
D. *Headgear
E. *Awards & Decorations
F. *Brass - Clean
G.*Footgear – Excessive Scratches
2. General Knowledge
3. Rifles - Cleanliness
4. Uniformity
5. Military Bearing
6. Reporting Procedure - CDR
1 - 12 Points
Right Guard
1 - 14 Points
1 - 12 Points
1 - 12 Points
National Colors
CDR
State Flag
Left Guard
TEN (10) POINT DEDUCTION: FLAG STAFF LESS THAN 9’ 6” OR OTHER ORNAMENTS
(50PTS. MAX)
TOTAL SCORE
Judge's Name:
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COLOR GUARD COMPETITION
Performance Score Sheet
SCHOOL NAME:____________________________________________
NAME OF COLOR GUARD COMMANDER:_________________________________
Circle One: Female
PERFORMANCE
Male/Mixed
1. Fwd, March
2. Left Wheel, March
SCORE
RANGE
0–5
0–5
3. Halt
4. Present, Colors
5. Report In
6. Order, Colors
0–5
0–5
0–5
0–5
7. Parade, Rest
8. Attention
0–5
0–5
9. Carry, Colors
10. Colors Reverse,
March
11. Forward, March
12. Left Wheel, March
0–5
0–5
13. Forward, March
14. Colors Reverse,
March
15. Forward, March
0–5
0–5
16. Right Wheel, March
0–5
17. Forward, March
18. Right Wheel, March
0–5
0–5
JUDGE’S
SCORE
PERFORMANCE
19. Forward, March
20. Colors Reverse,
March
21. Forward, March
22. Eyes, Right
23. Ready, Front
24. Left Wheel,
March
25. Forward, March
26. Left Wheel,
March
27. Forward, March
28. Left About,
March
29. Forward, March
30. Right Wheel,
March
31. Forward, March
32. Halt
0–5
0–5
0–5
33. Present, Arms
(Report Out)
34. Left Wheel,
March
35. Forward, March
36. Halt. Dismissed
SCORE
RANGE
0–5
0–5
JUDGE’S
SCORE
0–5
0–5
0–5
0–5
0–5
0–5
0–5
0–5
0–5
0–5
0–5
0–5
0–5
0–5
0–5
0–5
TOTAL PTS:
MINUS (-) 5 PTS FOR
BOUNDARY
VIOLATIONS
MINUS
PENALTIES:
GRAND TOTAL:
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INFORMATION
1. Upon arrival, coaches/sponsors should complete check-in in room F107. This room is located
to your immediate left as you walk through the front doors of the field house.
2. All phases of armed drill will compete in the North parking lots in front of Turano-Thurman
Theater.
3. All phases of unarmed drill will compete in the soccer field parking lot on East side of the
school.
4. Color guards will compete in the auxiliary gym.
5. PT (Raider) teams will conduct the pull-up and FAH in weight room and then proceed to the
track (East side of school) for sit-ups and 1 mile run.
6. Marksmanship teams will compete in the main gym.
7. Graders/Judges will have all scorecards at their respective locations, therefore team
commanders report directly to their respective station 15 minutes prior to their performance.
8. The snack bar is located in the front of the Aux gym as you enter front doors.
9. The scoring room will be located in room F114 of the Aux gym.
10. Male & female locker rooms are located on either side of the main gym mid-way down each
hallway.
11. Meal tickets will be provided to coaches/bus drivers.
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