Add up your total archery round score from individual arrow scores and see your average per arrow.
Archery rounds are scored by summing the point value of each arrow shot, with target rings typically valued from 1 (outer) to 10 (bullseye, or X for some formats).
Total Score = Sum of All Arrow Scores | Average = Total Score ÷ Number of Arrows
Scores of 9, 10, 7, 8, 10, and 6 total 50 across 6 arrows, an average of 8.33 per arrow.
It sums the point value of each arrow shot (typically 1-10, or "X" for a bullseye) across all ends and rounds you enter.
In most scoring systems an X counts as 10 points but is also tracked separately as a tiebreaker, since it marks a shot in the innermost ring.
Yes, as long as you enter the correct number of arrows and ends for your specific round (e.g. WA 70m, Vegas 300), the totals will be accurate.