Is there a class at EBR & Rocky Mountain Challenge for small caliber slugs?

There is an event for slugs and it is split into two classes: .257 o .36 and .36 and larger.
It is scheduled to be shoot on Friday, and the rules look similar to the slug match at EBR which has been shot for two years.
I Like Irons and myself will be watching. Rules state that you need 120 foot pounds for this event. At EBR I watched a .25 rifle with less than 120 trip the flagging targets at 190 yards with no problem.
If you consider that this is a 200 yard match and the impact energy to make visible hits on steel, I think that smaller calibers (.22) would require a different format. 
Some of the matches at Rocky Mountian might suggest possible formats.

Ron

Hi Ron, I was the guy smacking them targets at 190 yds. I was handed a brand new out of the box which had to be cut open as I approached the firing line. (with no scope), just as the competition started. Someone had a U.S. Optic scope and a set of rings and I quickly put them on the RAW. The event stopped as they were not going to let me compete as my rifle was severely lacking the power. My rifle had exactly 120 ft. lbs at the muzzle. After a few minutes, they let me compete with the big boys anyway. I did not realize, as I was competing/ sighting in the rifle, that particular scope adjusments were backwards from what I was trying to make it do, unfortunately it took six shots to finally hit steel and did not miss a shot after I finally hit one. I've got an Airforce Texan now in .457 and I have factory representation......with my scope this time. Just want to let you know i'm trying to hold up my part of the Rocky Mountain area, you guys should step up and give them big boys a run for their money. Show 'em a few tricks, so to speak. Looking forward to seeing you guys, I will be there for a week before EBR competing in the U.S. Nationals, let's have a beer and discuss shooting....I brought a couple extra goddies you might want to shoot.

Shooting .22 or .25 slugs at 100yds is not shot in 100 yd. event as everyone would have one-hole groups. They would have to use an atomic microscope to determine a winner with countless protests claiming victor. Great for hunting though.