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Scott Vecchi

CMP #21977

EIC Match Stats

4cards
0wins
0top-3
457-15best EIC
93-1best OH
98-5best Sit
94-3best 300
191-7best 600

Best 5 EIC avg insufficient

Performance

How the ratings work
ATC Rating
On the same scale as a 500 score. It's the average of your best 5 Card Ratings from the last 18 months. You need 5 rated cards to be ranked. A year's Rating is your ATC Rating at the end of that season (the 18 months to 31 Dec; the current year uses 30 Sep until 31 Dec).
80-Shot Rating
The same as the ATC Rating but for 800-point (80-shot) matches like Games Cup days and 800 aggregates. Best 5 in the last 18 months.
Best 10 Avg
The average of your best 10 totals over 18 months (EIC and NTI cards for EIC, 800-point cards for 80-shot). The current year runs 1 Jul last year to today; past years run 1 Jul to 31 Dec. Field beaten, consistency and X counts use the same 10 cards. The change compares it with the year before.
Stage Averages
The average of your best 10 scores and their X count in each stage over the same 18 months, kept separate for EIC (EIC, NTI and same-length President’s stages) and 80-shot.
Recent Form
The average of your last 5 Card Ratings, next to your ATC Rating.
Field Rating
How strong the match was, on the same scale as a 500 score. It's the average of the top 10 entrants' prior-year EIC averages, set before anyone shoots. A match needs at least 5 rated entrants to get one.
Card Rating
Your score adjusted for the day. It's your score plus the field's prior-year average, minus what those top 10 shooters actually averaged that day. A tough day adds points and an easy day takes some away. It tops out at 500.
Consistency (±)
How much your scores swing from match to match. It's the standard deviation of your best 10 totals over 18 months, so lower is better. ±5 means your scores usually land within about 5 points of your average.
Beat
The average share of the field you finished ahead of in your best 10 cards over 18 months. 94% means you beat about 94% of the other shooters each time. A win is 100%.
Rival
A shooter at your level (same Distinguished status, a Perry regular like you, and an ATC Rating within 5 points of yours) you've shot at least 10 matches with, whose scores are closest to yours.
Summary
—EIC ATC Rating · 0 of 5 cards
453.3EIC avg · last 3
30%field beaten · last 3
±3.5consistency · last 3
8.3X per 50 · last 3

Excellence-in-Competition Matches

YearMatchFinishOHSit300600AggregateField RatingCard Rating
2005NASHUA / NFGA EIC · 5 SEP 200525 of 3487-194-194-2178-1453-5471.4445.8
2004NASHUA / NFGA EIC · 6 SEP 200426 of 3585-097-192-1176-3450-5467.5447.5
2001NE REGIONAL EIC · MERRIMACK NH · 1 JUL 20019 of 4893-195-3DNF187-3375-7
2000NASHUA / NH SR CHAMP EIC · 1 OCT 200014 of 2174-098-594-3191-7457-15461.5450.8
Local Matches — 14
YearMatchFinishAggregate
2006New Hampshire State Service Rifle Championship 30 Sep 200624 of 33730
2002New Hampshire State Service Rifle Championship 28 Sep 200230 of 42723
2002Reading 80 Shot HP 25 May 200230 of 45721
2001New Hampshire State Service Rifle Championship 29 Sep 200115 of 26735
2001Nashua NRA Regional Championship 7 Jul 200128 of 57939
2001Reading 80 Shot HP 26 May 20016 of 20765
2001Reading NRA 50 Shot HP 6 May 2001 (NRA 50)13 of 17448
2001New Hampshire State High Power Championship 1 Sep 200130 of 44902
2000New Hampshire State Service Rifle Championship 30 Sep 200018 of 35746
2000Nashua 80 Shot HP 17 Sep 20003 of 9747
2000New Hampshire State High Power Championship 2 Sep 200024 of 32920
2000Nashua 80 Shot HP 20 Aug 200010 of 13725
2000Reading 80 Shot HP 17 Jun 200013 of 14708
2000Massachusetts State High Power Championship 10 Jun 200022 of 23877