Selection process for the Nottinghamshire Junior County Team (Recurve and Compound).
1st August 2020 to 30th July 2021 Continue reading
The selection process for 2020 of the Nottinghamshire Archery Society Senior County Team (Target)
The 2020 team selected is from 1st August 2020 to 31st July 2021 Continue reading
I write on behalf of the NAS committee. I regret to inform you that, as we have had a poor uptake to this offer, we have decided not to run a winter training programme this year. We will look at the format of our offer again for 2021.
Mike
Secretary NAS.
Well, the New Year is upon us already, I hope everybody received what they wanted from Santa for Christmas and not too much money was spent at the sales. Waste of money if you ask me as there are plenty of tournaments to be entered for the next outdoor season.
After reading the new Archery GB magazine, it is interesting to see World Archery (WA) are going to recognise Bearbow in its own discipline within target archery as it is in field archery. This means lots of world records up for grabs, so come on you Notts Bearbow archers. I would like to hear any ideas on how our County can bring more Bearbow archers out of the woodwork and into tournaments. Especially as World Archery (WA) are talking about introducing a 72 arrow & H2H round at 50m on a 122Cm face. Come on Bearbows, drag some friends along. Let’s increase the numbers.
I was unaware of the British Bearbow WA18m Indoor Championships tournament that takes place in different venues around the country, this year 245 entrants took part. Next year 29th November another 2 venues are to be added. It would be good to see some of Nottinghamshire’s archers taking part. The more exposure this classification gets the more new archers may take up the challenge.
Sorry longbow looks like you maybe stuck at 70 meters for a while yet. It will be interesting to see how AGB handle the changes.
I also heard through the grapevine that compound may be going to 60 meters but only rumour at the moment.
There is an interesting article in the Archery GB magazine regarding the history of the Nottingham / Oregon Challenge trophy which takes place every year over two weekends. The first leg at Greasley Castle Archers, the second at Sherwood Archers. This tournament has been running for many years, sorry to say that Nottingham have not won for a long time. There is also a third leg at Wilford Bowmen (not part of the Notts / Oregon challenge), these tournaments are call the Notts League shoots and are specifically run for all level of archers, it is run on pure score and handicaps are awarded.
The Nottingham Indoor Championships are coming up in February, a very popular shoot, so get your entries in ASAP as it fills fast.
Sharon and I would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year and success in everything you undertake, see you all on the shoot line.
Bernie Dicks
Chairman
Quite a lot of clubs do not have any shooting availability over the christmas break due to the leisure centres closing, but Greasley Castle archers are open every Saturday 1400hrs to 1700hrs. Greasley sports and community centre. NG16 3QN.
£4 for visitors.
I understand my predecessors used to write a short article which is basically the thoughts and ramblings of the chairman, I would like to restart this extinct tradition monthly but I can’t guarantee what will come out, so here goes. Continue reading
Having attended the county AGM Monday 18th November, I found myself voted in as the new Chairman of Nottinghamshire archery society, so; I would like to introduce myself.
I am Bernard Dicks (Bernie) of Greasley Castle Archers, many of you already know me from tournament shooting in the county but only a few know my history in Archery. Continue reading
Burton Joyce Archers sadly announce the loss of one of their members Teresa Ramsden. Continue reading
I write to invite you to attend the county AGM on 18th November. Enclosed is the final version of the minutes from 2018 for signoff together with the agenda for this year’s meeting at Sherwood Archers. Continue reading