Congratulations to all of our competitors who shot on January 14, 2024.
In particular, special shout-out to PB shooters Serenity Last, Garnett Last and Shawn Matheson (who set an unofficial AWAD indoor 18M national record).
The results can be found at:
or at:
https://can.service.ianseo.net/General/CompetitionDetail.php?Competition=2024029
Thanks to our regular competitors and guests from Eastern Ontario for attending our annual December 18m tournament.
For full results, consult the link below.
Our next event is January 14, 2024.
Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas.
On June 11th, SNAC ran 2 WA720 rounds. Thank you for everyone who attended.
During the afternoon round, SNAC member Shawn Matheson shot his 3rd and final qualification score to represent Canada at the Para Archery World Championships in Pilsen, CZE later in July this year.
Congratulations, Shawn!!
Please find our results links below:
In preparation for the National Compound Archery Team’s participation in The Netherlands in June, Kathleen Millar (women’s coach) and Sean McKenty (head coach) lead a national team training camp hosted by Sean and Fiona in the Windsor area on May 13-14, 2019.
All women team members will be present for the registered tournaments and simulations. For the men’s team, everyone except for Brendan von Richter from Victoria will be present.
The men’s team of Brendan, Robbie Nott and Austin Taylor reprises the team that Kathleen led during the 2018 World Cup at Salt Lake City. The women’s team sees the return of Fiona McClean and Fiona Maude, along with Katie Roth. It will be a solid, experienced team.
There was no dominant archer this year in the advanced classes. And though we had a lot of arrows pass through the flame, only the following archers put it out without touching the candle itself. One candle each for:
Compound archers
Emma McMillan, Hannah Rousseau, Bill Mackey and Hester Grodde.
Recurve archers
Pam Leclair, Bob Kerr and Luke Seldenthuis
Congratulations to all students!
On October 5th in Rosario, Argentina at the Youth World Championships, Alexandra Paquette won all her passes and shot against an archer from Great Britain for the gold medal on Saturday, October 7th. We watched the it live on archery.tv. The wind was a bit tricky standing up on that bridge. Alexandra shot well and earned the silver medal.
From all your friends at South Nation Archery Supply / club – You go, girl!!!!