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Tournaments




What a way to start: National Series kicks off in style

There were thrills, spills and some spectacular shooting as the Archery GB National Series kicked off in style.


More than 200 archers gathered for stages 1 and 2 of the event, hosted by Evesham Archers. Every one of them was eager to earn series points and medals, or to test themselves against archers at the top of their game. And there were some very tight contests, but one archer had a particularly good weekend.
Stage 2 Women\\'s compound podium. More infomation in the text after the photo.
Photo: Stage 2: compounders Lizzie Foster, Layla Annison and Lucy O’Sullivan.
Lizzie Foster took a firm grip on the top of the National Series compound women's standings with a spectacular double. First she defeated Lucy Mason to take the stage 1 honours. Then it was Layla Annison who had to be satisfied with stage 2 silver.
And there was little indication of what she was about to achieve from her qualification rankings. She qualified in 16th spot for stage 1 and 18th for stage 2. But once she reached the eliminations there was no stopping the Durham University archer.
The bronze medals went to Pauline Burfitt and Lucy O'Sullivan.
Stage 2 Gent\\'s compound podium. More infomation in the text after the photo.
Photo: Stage 2: compounders James Mason, Adam Ravenscroft and James Howell.
And the men's compound competitions were just as exciting. In stage 1, Meriden's Carl Richards battled to a single point victory over Simon Froggatt with Michael Kells in bronze spot. The stage 2 victor was last year's bronze medallist James Mason. He defeated 2016 silver medallist Adam Ravenscroft. James Howell took bronze.
Stage 2 Women\\'s recuve podium. More infomation in the text after the photo.
Photo: Stage 2: recurvers Sarah Bettles, Lizzie Warner and Sarah Smith.
Johanna Meyer of Edinburgh University took first blood in the women's recurve competition, winning stage 1 gold with a 6 to 4 victory over Cleadon's Kate Dunnighan. Lizzie Warner of Kirby Muxloe Archery Club beat Evesham's Sally Gilder to bronze.
Lizzie went one better in stage 2, taking silver after losing out to Nova Bowmen's Sarah Bettles. Derwent's Sarah Smith beat Oakfield’s Jaspreet Sagoo to bronze.
The stage 1 recurve men's title went to Oxford archer David Timmins. He qualified in 16th spot but then hit form to earn a gold medal showdown with Thomas Nairn. The Alsager youngster shot really well but could not get the better of David. Larry Godfrey won bronze.
And Ashe Morgan took the stage 2 honours. The Cheltenham sixth seed went on an impressive run to find himself facing Adam Taylor in the gold medal match. Bowmen of Walker's Alex Wise sealed the third spot with a win over Thanet's Ryan Holden.

To see a video wrap of the event, go to Archery GB’s You Tube channel.



Masterclass: Brits claim 24 medals at world games




British athletes travelled down under to compete in the 2017 World Masters Games in Auckland, and many of them bought home a little extra luggage.
Our archers won a total of 24 medals, 12 golds, six silvers and six bronzes, at the Games, which are held every four years and feature 28 different sports.
Archery was split into four different categories: target outdoor, indoor, World Archery field and International Field Archery Association.

Outdoor target

There were five golds a, silver and two bronzes for Britain in the outdoor target competition. Jason Meehan took recurve barebow gold in the 50 to 59 age category, and he led all the way, beating Australia's Mike Matthews and Brett Sutcliffe of the Netherlands. John Kearney won bronze in the 40 to 49 competition, beating Australia's Amir Tavasoli 6 to 0.


It was gold too for Cherry Lyne in the recurve women's 40 to 49 category. She beat Switzerland's Francesca Attanasio in fine style to take the title. Compounder Terry Course won gold with fine shooting in the 60 to 69 category, while Michaela Lake claimed her first gold of the competition in the 50 to 59 recurve barebow category. Longbower John Hayes also claimed gold in the 60 to 69 competition.
There was silver in the bowhunter 40 to 49 class for David Lilley and another bronze for compounder Terry Maskell in the 60 to 69 category.

Indoor

Britain dominated the recurve barebow 50 to 59 categories with both Jason Meehan and Michaela Lake storming to gold. Bernie Dicks made it three when he won his compound 50 to 59 competition.


There were sensational silvers too, Ian Wheeler claimed his in the recurve 50 to 59 competition, while Cherry Lyne came so close to the title in the recurve 40 to 49 competition. There was another silver for David Lilley in the bowhunter category, plus 60 to 69 compound bronze for Terry Course.

World Archery Field

This produced two golds, one silver and two bronze medals. There were golds for Michaela Lake and Jason Meehan while compounder Terry Maskell claimed bronze in the 60 to 69 category. Bernie Dicks did the same in the 50 to 59 age range. There was another silver for David Lilley in the fingers compound (shot without a release aid) category.



IFAA

Jason Meehan and Michaela Lake confirmed their domination of the recurve barebow categories. There was silver for Terry Maskell in the compound 60 to 69 IFAA category, and another for David Lilley in the fingers compound category. Cherry Lyne claimed recurve bronze.



A first for Archery NI




Archery NI has hosted its first indoor championships; and more than 100 entrants from all over the UK and Ireland turned up to be part of the historic shoot at the Soccer Shed in Ballyclare.
It is the first since Archery NI was established last October and was UK record status, open to recurve, compound, longbow, barebow and traditional archers. Competitors took part in an 18 metre qualification, followed by head-to-heads for senior and open archers and a Portsmouth round at 20 yards for juniors.
As well as present and future stars, there was a very special guest: Olympian Angela Oakley. She competed for Great Britain as Angela Goodall in the 1984 Los Angeles Games and as a field archer. She also represented Northern Ireland in the 1982 Commonwealth Games in Australia.
You can find more information and all the results on the Archery NI website; www.archeryni.org.uk.


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