Trap Stats
Squad Leader

Running a team

You're a Squad Leader if you started your team or someone promoted you. You look after the team's members, its invite link and its scores.

Your team's Manage page Getting people on the team Scoring the team's rounds Fixing a round Leagues, shoot-offs and tournaments Your team's chat

Your team's Manage page

Open Teams. Everyone sees the Leaderboard, recent rounds and trends; as Squad Leader you also get Manage, with the team's name and about text, its members, join requests and links.

Getting people on the team

Scoring the team's rounds

Score live at the trap with Score live on the Dashboard, or after the round, photograph or type the sheet as a Team round. See the shooter guide for both. If someone subs for a regular, mark who they're shooting for; their score counts for the team and shows as a sub round for them.

Fixing a round

Open the round from the team's recent rounds and correct it. Live rounds keep their target-by-target marks, so you can fix a single target rather than retyping the station.

Leagues, shoot-offs and tournaments

Your Club Admin puts the team in a league. On league night, the League night board (from Leagues) shows every field live. If the night ends in a tie, start a Shoot-off from the league page: shot by shot, miss and out.

Tournaments are under Schedule › Tournaments, where you can sign the team up.

Your team's chat

Your team has its own conversation under Chat, and you look after it along with your Club Admin. From a message's ··· menu you can remove it, or stop that person posting in the team's chat (they can still read it, and you can let them post again). Lock, at the top, stops everyone but you and the club's admins posting, for example after league night. When someone reports a message you get a notification; open it to remove the message or keep it.

When a teammate taps Need a sub, the request appears in your team's chat and the club's. You're told as members offer, and you can pick the sub or cancel the request yourself, the same as the teammate who asked.