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Date

Round

Doz Arrows

Sighters

 

April 23rd

Nationals

4 & 2

2.00 pm sharp

 

April 30th

Nationals

4 & 2

2.00 pm sharp

CH

May 21st

Warwicks

2 & 2

2.00 pm sharp

 

May 28th

Warwicks

2 & 2

2.00 pm sharp

CH

June 18th

Windsor/St George/Albion

3 & 3 & 3

2.00 pm sharp

 

June 25th

Windsor/St George/Albion

3 & 3 & 3

2.00 pm sharp

 CH

July 23rd

Westerns

4 & 4

2.00 pm sharp

 

July 30th  

Westerns

4 & 4

2.00 pm sharp

CH

August 20th

York/Hereford/National

6 & 4 & 2

 

 

August 27th

York/Hereford/National

6 & 4 & 2

 

CH

September 3rd 

Fun Shoot & BBQ

 

 

 

September 17th

York/Hereford/National

6 & 4 & 2

 

 

September 24th

York/Hereford/National

6 & 4 & 2

 

CH

 

 

 

Some outdoor rounds shot during the year contribute to the club championships.  Out of the 6 set outdoor rounds marked CH your 3 best scores will count.  It is worked out on handicaps for ladies, gents and juniors and the championships go to the archers whose best 3 rounds average the highest handicap

 

 

It is not obligatory to shoot rounds if you do not wish to do so.

 

All these rounds will be handicap adjusted on the day and a trophy is awarded to the archer

with the most improved handicap. He/she keeps the trophy until the next month’s shoot

 

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If you wish to be e-mailed with information about any upcoming Shoots please contact marc.rowley1@btopenworld.com

 

 

For the less experienced members

 

A round is a set number of arrows shot at two or more distances. It is advisable to be present the week before the round to sort out your sight marks in preparation. You have six arrows at the first distance (sighters) but not for subsequent distances.

 

There is no reason at all why you can’t shoot a round at any time for your own enjoyment but to get a classification the round has to be shot on a club target day or at a tournament .

 

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