Templates and Other Resources

A lot of times, clubs and match directors feel that they are alone on an island when starting a new club or planning a large match. Our USPSA community has a lot of knowledge to share. This page is a place to find templates and other files that will help prevent you from re-inventing the wheel.

Useful Information

A Survival Guide for Major Match Staff: A 2-page overview of stage staff duties and other pointers to run a successful stage

Chronograph Information: Some basics on set-up, staff duties, WSB, and a Division checklist (updated for 2021 rules)

How to setup Bluetooth printers to use with PractiScore (By Trent Cherin and JB Creech)

Templates

Log sheet for Daily Calibration Ammo Readings at Chronograph

Log sheet for Competitor Re-testing (gun changes) at Chronograph

Template for whole squad stage receipt for LII and above match. Print as 2-part carbon form and original goes to stats and copy to squad.

Template for whole squad chrono receipt for LII and above match. Print as 2-part carbon form and original goes to stats and copy to squad.

Template for individual chrono receipt for LII and above match. Print as 2-part carbon form and original goes to stats and copy to shooter.

Template for whole squad stage receipt for Time Plus Multigun stage. Print as 2-part carbon form and original goes to stats and copy to squad.

Examples

Example squad matrices that complement article by Jodi Humann in 2019 Nov/Dec USPSA Magazine

Stage Packet Examples from Form C submissions to complement article by Jodi Humann in 2020 Mar/Apr USPSA Magazine

Stages

Standard Exercise – Lewiston Standards

Speed Shoot – Cobra Venom

Target Graphic Files

Stage Design Templates/Files

This is a collection of stage design files that we provide to our CRO and RM students. These files have been around for years and might not work with current versions of the software. Files included in the zipped folder are for SketchUp (.skp), Microsoft Word (.doc, .docx), Microsoft Powerpoint (.ppt), and CorelDRAW (.cdr). People also use the online tool called Trident Stage Designer and some folks prefer to design stages without a computer and use a 3D Stage Builder kit and their cell phone camera. We don’t require or recommend one program or method over the other. Use what you are most comfortable with!

Stage Design Templates