Click Here > to see FINAL INDOOR SCORES

Click Here > to see FINAL FROSTBITE SCORES

The League Secretary writes…

This is my first year as Junior Winter League Secretary and I have really enjoyed it!  It has given me the opportunity to meet so many junior archers and their parents and put faces to names at tournaments.  At K2 I even had the pleasure of shooting on the same target as one of the juniors.
I am delighted to report that I received entries from 14 clubs, 65 archers and 7 different bow types – come on girls longbow archers I know you’re out there!  Five archers managed to submit scores for the indoor AND outdoor leagues.
The Winners List Follows… (more…)

>Click Here to see Scores to end of January<

All Sussex Juniors are invited to enter the Winter Leagues, that’s Indoor and Frostbite, Recurve, Longbow, Barebow and Compound. It’s a monthly league, so Entrants are asked to submit their highest score each month, and awards will be given for the totals of the highest three scores out of a possible five between November and the end of March. All you have to do is shoot the rounds and send in your scores for each Month (but try to keep the file-sizes small if you’re sending scans by email! Black & White, not full Colour). The details are on the JUNIOR WINTER LEAGUES PAGE

The Winter League Season is over, and the Final Results are on the League Page

The November Scores have been submitted and logged.

You can see them here

or on the Junior League Page – or click the red COMPETITIONS button above and scroll down to Leagues

All Sussex Juniors are invited to enter the Winter Leagues, that’s Indoor and Frostbite, Recurve and Compound. The Leagues will kick off in November, and run through until the end of March. All you have to do is shoot the rounds and send your scores in (but try to keep the file-sizes small if you’re sending scans by email! Black & White, not full Colour). The details are on the JUNIOR WINTER LEAGUES PAGE

The Second Winter League competition is over, and the scores are all in and sorted. Congratulations to everyone who took part, and well done all the winners, Indoor and Out. Trophies will be on their way out soon.
Click here to see the Final Positions at the end of March

The League had entrants with a wide range of ages and experience, and in many of the Divisions it’s the experienced ones that came out on top – which was to be expected – but there are some impressive scores by archers shooting their first ever competitions too. The main idea was to get lots of Juniors shooting and recording their scores every month, and that’s what happened.
As usual there’s a prize for the archer who made the biggest improvement over the winter, and this year the winning margin is 103 points, which is pretty spectacular for a three-dozen round. And amazingly that was the winning margin for both the Indoor and Frostbite competitions.
Club Secretaries and Records Officers – please make a mental note to recruit more of your Juniors to enter this League next year, specially if none from your club were in the tables this time. The League gets under way in November, so please make a start preparing them, big and small, around the end of September, let’s see lots of new names for 2013-14.

The League Secretary has added up all the scores submitted by the deadline and the final league table is now published:-  CLICK HERE to view the FINAL SCORES TABLE
Winners will be contacted and their prizes delivered to them soon.
WELL DONE everyone who took part, we hope you enjoyed it.  If you’re wondering what to do through the Summer, remember the league was suggested to give Juniors something to do in Winter instead of the Junior Albion League, the Junior County Rankings, and the Junior Shoot, not to mention the County Championships, so there’s lots to do if you look for it.