Robert Bauer

Robert Bauer

PrimaryBarebow CountryUSA LocationGeorgia, USA
Primary Rating
394.9
± 99.2
No scores for this venue.
Developing Level

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3Total Scores
1Rated Styles
3History Points
Apr 27, 2025Latest Score

Ratings by Style

Barebow
394.9
±99.2
No scores for this venue.
Scores: 3
Last competition: Apr 27, 2025
≈ 3.949 avg on 122cm/70m
Consistency Score: 0.0%
Based on 12 ends from 1 events

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Rating history

APR ± current RD Style benchmarks
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Recent Scores

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Competition scores submitted for this archer
Date Event Round Distance Age Group Style Score X / 10s APR Peak Score Peak APR
Apr 27, 2025 2025 Easton Foundations Gator Cup ↗ WA 720 - 50m (122cm) 50.0m U18 Barebow 337 1X
867.4 Standard APR

Standard APR uses your total score and round geometry with the core ASL (arrow score level) model, then applies indoor or field adjustments when rules require them.

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May 12, 2024 2024 Easton Foundations Gator Cup ↗ WA 720 - 50m (122cm) 50.0m U18 Barebow 425 0X
459.1 Developmental APR

Developmental APR is used when the score is below the range where the standard solver is informative; the system maps performance to the APR scale in a simpler, conservative way.

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May 14, 2023 2023 Easton Foundations Gator Cup ↗ WA 720 - 50m (122cm) 50.0m U18 Barebow 371 1X
397.5 Developmental APR

Developmental APR is used when the score is below the range where the standard solver is informative; the system maps performance to the APR scale in a simpler, conservative way.

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