BAS Top Scorers Lists

We’ve got another new feature for everyone in BAS to enjoy. On every BAS Standings page we now have the Top Scorers for the division displayed.

BAS appreciates that some of you may not want your photo publicized on the BAS Top Scorers lists which is why we have provided an option whereby you can set your profile photo to private.

Profile photos are mandatory for the purpose of identifying you and are a requisite for participating in BAS matches, however, should you not want your photo displayed, you can follow the instructions below.

Making your Profile Photo Private for the Top Scorers List

Step 1: Visit your Profile

Click the “Your Account” link in the menu bar or the little User Icon to log in, you will be taken directly to your profile page. You should familiarize yourself with your profile page in general as it contains BAS information specifically tailored to you.

Step 2: Locate the Red “Make Photo Private” button

Once you’re on your profile page, scroll down below your approved photo and locate the red “Make Photo Private” button. Click on the button and your profile photo will be listed as private. (If you change your photo you do NOT have to mark the new one as private as well. The private photo setting will apply to any profile photo associated to your account.)

Step 3: That’s it, you’re done

Making your Photo Public for the Top Scorers List

Step 1: Visit your Profile

Click the “Your Account” link in the menu bar or the little User Icon to log in, you will be taken directly to your profile page. You should familiarize yourself with your profile page in general as it contains BAS information specifically tailored to you.

Step 2: Locate the Green “Make Photo Public” button

Once you’re on your profile page, scroll down below your approved photo and locate the green “Make Photo Public” button. Click on the button and your profile photo will be listed as public. (If you change your photo you do NOT have to mark the new one as public as well. The public/private photo setting will apply to any profile photo associated to your account.)

Step 3: That’s it, you’re done