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--- groups:guilds_and_orders:yeomen_of_the_wolf [2026/05/25 13:49] – Sciath Ingen Chaennaig
+++ groups:guilds_and_orders:yeomen_of_the_wolf [2026/06/07 22:28] (current) – Sciath Ingen Chaennaig
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   * **Yeoman**;
   * **Yeoman Corporal**;
-  * **Yeoman Sergeant**; and
+  * **Yeoman Sergeant**;
   * **Yeoman Captain**
+  * **Yeoman Major**
+  * **Yeoman Colonel**
+  * **Yeoman Brigadier**
 These ranks are based on period military ranks and though they are similar to rank names used in other SCA organizations, the names are in common enough usage that there shouldn't be any conflict with ranks used by other groups.
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 Scoring points through service and practical application will come from all other non-martial prowess activities that are associated with the different ranged weapons disciplines and will include all types of marshaling, sponsoring tournaments, serving as a champion, owning period garb and equipment, making period garb and equipment, research, teaching, etc.  This part of the scoring system will not only reward people for participating in a wide variety of activities within the ranged weapons community but allow those who are not as skilled in the martial aspects of the various disciplines to also be able to progress in rank at a reasonable rate.   It is hoped that having as large as possible selection of activities will give people as many opportunities and as wide a variety of ways to advance in rank.
-  * A **Yeoman** starts with 0 points. He or she is given a Company Badge batch and a scorebook.
+  * A **Yeoman** starts with 0 points. They are given a Company Badge batch and a scorebook.
-  * A **Yeoman Corporal** is one with at least 70 points. He or she has the right to a rank patch of a single arrow or dagger.
+  * A **Yeoman Corporal** is one with at least 70 points. They have the right to a rank patch of a single arrow or dagger.
-  * A **Yeoman Sergeant** is one with at least 200 points. He or she has the right to a rank patch of two arrows or daggers.
+  * A **Yeoman Sergeant** is one with at least 200 points. They have the right to a rank patch of two arrows or daggers.
-  * A **Yeoman Captain** is one with at least 350 points. He or she has the right to a rank patch of a sheaf of arrows or daggers.
+  * A **Yeoman Captain** is one with at least 350 points. They have the right to a rank patch of three arrows or daggers.
+  * A **Yeoman Major** is one with at least 500 points. They have the right to a rank patch of four arrows or daggers.
+  * **Yeoman Colonel** is one with at least 750 points. They have the right to a rank patch of five arrows or daggers.
+  * **Yeoman Brigadier** is one with at least 1000 points. They have the right to a rank patch of six arrows or daggers.
   * The **Yeoman Marshall** has the right to the rank patch of crossed arrows or axes.
 ===== Scoring Points in the Company =====
-Please note this is a work-in-progress.
+Please note that this scoring is as of Spring Coronation, 2026.
 **General:**
   * Participating in a Tournament: 1 point
   * Participating in a War Point Shoot: 1 point
-  * Placing in a Tournament: 5 points for 1st; 3 points for 2nd; 1 point for 3rd
+  * Placing in a Tournament (including Rose Tournament): 5 points for 1st; 3 points for 2nd; 1 point for 3rd
-  * Serving as a Champion (Royal, Pennsic, Baronial, etc): 3 points
+  * Serving as a Champion (Royal, Pennsic, Baronial, etc): 3 points/term
+  * Participating in a tournament at a practice: 1 point
 **[[activities:martial:target_archery|Target Archery]]:**
   * Royal Round Scoring: 1 point for 20, 2 points for 40, 3 points for 60, 4 points for 80, 5 points for 100
+  * Marshal in Charge (MiC) Discretionary Points: 1
   * Winter Shoot Scoring: 1 point for 40, 2 points for 70, 3 points for 100, 4 points for 150, 5 points for 180
   * IKAC Scoring: 1 point for 60, 2 points for 110, 3 points for 160, 4 points for 220, 5 points for 260