C'mon guys, does the All State average's denote anything of value other than for the Men's and Women's teams top shooters that conform to the participation requirements set by the All State committee? It's not a comparison of the "Best of the Best" as Brad indicates....but rather the best of those that adhered to the strict requirements to be considered for the honor. Wisconsin, much like Minnesota and probably many other states, has a minimum number of in-state clubs a shooter must participate at as well as shooting the championship events at the Zone Shoot and State Shoot before being remotely elegible for nomination. There are some All American shooters that can't even make their State Team because of the minimum requirements. Meeting those minimums is, of course, left up to the individuals. Good, bad or indifferent, that's how the system is set up. Posting averages of those listed really is of no consequence and, in my opinion, of little to no value. Let the committee list what they want and we should congratulate those that take the effort to make the teams.