Today at Magic Dragon our Club performed really well. Craig Bow Hunter Gold with a score of 698. Danny Bow Hunter Silver of 584. Brandon Cub Barebow Gold with a score of 564. Kathy Barebow Gold with a score 604. Very well done to you all

Brandon got a Gold with a score of418 (B/B) junior round. Petr got a Silver with a score of 510 (B/B) Roy got a Gold with a score of 338 (Primitive) Craig got a Gold with a score of 680 (B/H) Kathy got a Gold with a score of 552 (B/B) Dan just missed getting a Bronz

Today we whent to Oakwood Bowman. Kathy Jones - Wining Silver with a score of 794 Craig Jones - Wining Gold with a score of 926 And Ken Haynes - Wining Silver with a score of 924 Very well done to you all.

On Sundy the 30th of April we went to HNA Archery Craig Jones , winning Gold with a score of 1528. Kathy Jones , winning Silver with a score of 1226.

On Sunday the 9th of April we went to Whitefriares Bowman,where we managed to come away with 5 medals. Craig Jones winning gold, with a score of 694 - Bowhunter. Kathy Jones winning gold with a score of 594 - Barebow. Tony Wells winning Silver with a score of 610 - Barebow. Richard Green winning gold with a score of 842 - FSR Karren Howard winning gold with a score of 758 - FSR

Sunday 12th March we went to Rednex, in our group was Tony Wells ,Ken Haynes,Dennis Oates,and Petr Kwiczala Craig and Kathey Jones managed to come away with two medals Kathy got 1st place with a score of 654.Barebow. And Craig winning 2nd place Bowhunter with a score of 720. Very well done to both of you.

On Sunday 12th February ,We went to a field archery compertion at whitefriars Bowman. Tony Wells , won gold foe 1st place barebow,Petr Kwiczala won 3rd place barebow. Dennis Oates won 2ed place Hunting tackle. And Ken Haynes achived a score of over 600.

Rayleigh Town Archery Club Portsmouth Tournament 15th January 2017 Steve shot his longbow at Rayleigh Town on Sunday and won a gold medal.

On Sunday 11th December, Richards Green.Karen Howard, Tony Wells, did take part in there field archery compertition. Richard Green won Ist place ,with a score of 740, Karen Howard also won 1st place with a score of 640. Tony Wells won 2nd place (Barebow) with a score of 492 Ken Haynes got a score of 500 + shooting unlimited.

Photos from Noak Hill Archers's post

Just a quick note, especially those who joined our 1066 commemoration, about our club day today. Apart from one short burst of rain I think we can all agree that the weather was great for us and defied some forecasts that had predicted a day long downpour. John took looks of pictures and a selection will appear on our website and perhaps he may share some on the clubhouse wall - thanks for doing this John. It was great to see so many of you and including, Paul, Brian and Andrew who passed their assessment only the day before. It was also good to see much time and effort going into the costumes including Craig's time traveller outfit - very convincing . Although the theme was fun and socialising there was a competitive element but those of you who saw my score will know I think it was more about the taking part. That said there were battle honours who include: Sighted 1. Richard 2. Paul (who joined yesterday!) - well done Paul 3. Karen Unsighted 1. Dave 2. Kathy (Dennis was a joint second but we all agreed that Kathy edged it for being the better looking) 3. Graham S. Longbow 1. Mark 2. Allan 3. Sharon Junior Unsighted - Honor Sighted - Rhiannon Cub Samuel Well done all. Also well done to our his and her costume winners: Sally-Anne and Allan. Before I go into the thank yous - there is a big thank you for the money we raised for Stand Up to Cancer clout for which we collected a fantastic £75. As Elliott mentioned these events don't just happen and it is through the work, time and effort people put in that we are able to enjoy these occasions. So I am going to name check a few people which is always fraught with the worry that I will miss someone so apologies now if I miss your name: Elliott, Tony, Dennis and Ken for organising, concept and course design (and Dennis' artwork which the majority of you very thoughtfully missed); Laurence for all the printing; Ken and Jackie for keeping us supplied with cooked food, cakes and drinks; Kathy for her pies/Pavlova (big fan) and for other bakes and donations - sorry for not knowing who you are; John for photography; and all of you unsung heroes who helped set up the course yesterday and today as well as taking it all down again. It's at times like these where you show how amazing you all are, so on behalf of everyone today - thank you. A number of arrows were 'misplaced' today most of which were Allan's (although not by Allan) - it would be indiscreet to say who this was (it was Graham B ). Don't worry Allan I did find one of them but just to say that I am sure others will surface in due course so keep checking out the lost arrow tube in the clubhouse. Enough of me rambling on but to say that if you enjoyed the competition and social element then look out for notices about Frostbite comps etc and I look forward to seeing you on the line. Pete

@imox_529 settling into a #BaconSandwich at lunch midway #Archery

Yay, a great start to the long weekend! Won the Gold Medal at Noak Hill Westerns archery tournament and it's a PB as well. My brand new Uukha VX1000 bow limbs seem to be a nice decision, after all 😀

Who ordered rain! Own up!