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Latest News is below; older items can be found from the Sussex Archery side menu.
Latest News is below; older items can be found from the Sussex Archery side menu.
The Southern Counties have got in a huddle and in next to no time have set up an Inter-County Indoor Winter League – it’s not really a league this year, just an all against all Postal Shoot-Out, and we’re entering Teams – which are open to anyone and everyone who shoots a Portsmouth in Jan, Feb, and / or March. You hand it to your Club organiser and they send it in to our County organiser (but if you’re a direct member or your club hasn’t got an organiser, you can send it in yourself). There’ll be some local prizes, include Novice Awards, so you don’t have to be an Elite Archer to join in.
FULL DETAILS >>AT THIS LINK
The AGMs of both SCAA and the Martlets Coaching Guild were held on 1st December in Burgess Hill. 19 Clubs were represented out of a total of 25 (not counting the closed clubs that are completely self-contained) which is a big improvement on the last several years. Nearly all the posts on the Executive Committee are now filled, so SCAA is in a much better position to go forward.
And after 45 years there has been a change of General Secretary. Doreen Cannon has had to relinquish her position because of eyesight difficulties, but will continue to figure as a Life Vice-President. The incoming General Secretary is Mark Worsfold of Hellingly.
The Martlets Guild will be holding a series of Personal Development Workshops in January, February and March next year designed to increase Competition-Readiness, for reasonable standard intermediate and better archers hoping to get to, or over, the threshold into the County Team. And as a general sharpening-up opportunity for existing team members.
The full draft Minutes are >>at this link<<
The 2018 AGM will be held on Saturday 1st December 2018 at the Manor Field Primary School, Junction Road, Burgess Hill, RH15OPZ starting at 10.00am.
A number of Committee Posts either are, or about to become, Vacant. Support from members is urgently needed so that SCAA can carry out its operations, please will Members think about how they can help, and if possible please nominate new committee members. Agendas and Nomination Forms will be with your Club Secretary.
Part of the discussion at the meeting will be about County Leagues, and SCAA will shortly be putting a Survey on line so members can say what kind of format they would like like to see the League(s) take in future.
Results and Pictures from the Junior Championships are on the County Championships Page
There is also a list of the Outdoor Champions and links to the Results of the Senior Outdoor Championships – 23rd September – on the County Championships Page.
The Junior Championships had a warm sunny day with a stiff cross-breeze, but the Senior Championships caught some seriously nasty weather up until the last few arrows – well done those who held out to the end.
The FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS were on 28/29th July – and >>the Results are HERE
Thanks to The High Weald and Arundown Archery Clubs who have offered
to host the Field, Junior and Senior Championships, Sussex will be able
to hold these shoots in 2018, although both the Target Championships will be
on a reduced scale, compared with what we are used to.
More Information on the Sussex Archery Tournaments Page
All SCAA-affiliated Sussex Archery Clubs are invited to a meeting at Hurstpierpoint Village Centre BN6 9UY on Saturday 9th June at 2pm, to discuss the future of County Events and Activities, and how the Clubs and County Association can work together to improve participation in archery events and mangement at all levels. Please try to make sure representatives of your Club are there.
Scores are all in for this winter’s postal competition and are posted on the Junior League Webpage