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Booking
of away Tournaments:
Please see or telephone Mrs Pat Lingwood to book in. When you
book into away tournaments, to save on costs and to enable you to get
your target list promptly, please supply Pat with 2 stamped addressed
envelopes for each tournament booked. Pat has a float for booking of
tournaments; please pay promptly to maintain enough money in the float
for booking of further tournaments.
Sighters:
The times stated are when you start shooting. You will need to arrive
at the venue 30-45 minutes early to allow yourself enough time to book
in and set up your equipment.
Club Evenings:
Tuesdays, general shooting, and informal coaching for new members and
anyone who may require assistance with their shooting. Do the 252 round.
Note: If you require assistance see experienced members on hand - do
not be afraid to ask!
Saturdays/Sundays:
(Fortnightly) 14:00pm - 17.00pm: Senior and junior practice with
a mixture of informal coaching, shooting a short round (including 252s)
and fun shoots (unusual targets or field shooting). Please note these
are open to all levels of ability.
Club
Tournaments:
These are open to all members, senior and junior; most of the
shoots are handicap-based so don't think you will not win anything!
A sheet will be displayed in the hut for all Club shoots; if you plan
to shoot, please assist by printing your name on the sheets. This is
to help us in calculating how many targets will be required and for
the preparation of the target list and score sheets.
252 Badge Award
= 36 arrows at any designated distance.
This is an internal club award and can be shot at anytime but must be
shot with another archer/person present and score sheet witnessed .
Collect them all from 10 to 100 yards. Why not try this on a Tuesday
evening or Sunday afternoon?
Selby Postal League
= 36 arrows at 50 meters & 36 arrows at 30 meters on an 80cm target
face.
We have entered two teams (3 archers per team); you won't know if you
can make the team unless you take part. This competition is open to
all levels of skill.
Coaching
Days:
The Club is in the process of formalising its designated coaches.
No formal coaching sessions have yet been arranged, but it is intended
to have sessions in both shooting and bow maintenance, including some
with guest experts There will be a sheet put up in the hut for you to
enter what day you would like coaching; this will help in organising
the coaches (we do not want to arrange for the coaches to be at the
field and nobody turns up!). Any members interested in taking formal
coaching training are welcome to contact the
, for information. Junior Coaches will be required to work within our
Child Protection Procedures (11KB
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but volunteers to assist with Junior coaching, birthday parties and
Have A Goes will also be welcomed.
Flag
Shoot: (Juniors welcome)
This annual competition is a team shoot held over two legs between Farnham,
Liphook, Alton & Four Marks and Guildford.
Junior Practice Sessions:
Held on alternate Saturday afternoons. Need several adults to supervise
- please contact the
if you can assist, on a rota basis, with this important development
work.
Handicaps:
If you want your score to count towards a handicap rating, you must
shoot one of the recognised rounds, and it must be shot in the company
of at least one other archer, with archers not scoring their own score
sheet. At the end of the round, sign the score sheet, get one of the
other archers to countersign it, then either give it direct to the club
Records Officer (Gavin Jones) or place it in the box marked RECORDS
OFFICER. Once you have put in three scores the Records Officer will
work out your handicap and add it the chart in the club hut. All you
have to do is try and improve on it! GOOD LUCK. In addition to any scores
you hand in from club practice sessions, scores from all competitions,
both home and away are notified automatically to the Records Officer
who updates the official handicap list once a month. A set of Handicap
Tables is available in the club hut for your use.
Remember
For Away and Club Tournaments the Dress Code:
Rule 107
Each garment shall be of plain dark Green or White. There is
no objection to wearing green and white together Waterproof clothing
worn only during inclement weather is not subject to these regulations,
but both white and green waterproofs are available and recommended.
Although we do not have to wear the correct attire for club shoots,
the club would prefer that the correct clothing should be worn.
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Click the camera below to view the pictures from the 50th Acorn 2004
Open Shoot 
