This is the official web site of the Somerset County Archery
Association.
All GNAS (Archery GB) affiliated clubs of Somerset are listed on this site. You will find entry forms for tournaments held in the county, as well as information on county records, county teams, postal competitions, and even items for sale.
NEWS
Have your say - Field Archery Rounds
There are proposals to introduce new Junior and Novice markers to UK Record Status marked and unmarked rounds. Details of the proposals are here. A request for feedback is required by the end of July 2018, see AGB Field Archery website.
World Archery Rule Changes
World Archery Field and 3D rules have been amended from the 1st April. Details and guidance on their interpretation available here.
Archery GB Field Archery
Archery GB have launched a new website dedicated to field archery here.
Dunster Week Results
The results of the 63rd Dunster Week are available here.
Postal Competition Final Results
This years competitions have finished and the final results are now
out.
Senior Frostbite competition: Burnham Company of
Archers are the champions with Coastal Archers runners-up.
Junior Frostbite competition: Bath Junior Archers are
the champions with Burnham Company of Junior Archers runners-up.
Full results are
here
Senior Portsmouth competition: Burnham Company of
Archers are the champions with Bowmen of Ina runners-up.
Junior Portsmouth competition: Bowmen of Danesfield
Juniors are the champions with Avalon Archery juniors runners-up.
Full results are
here
Archery GB - Rules of Shooting.
Archery GB have made changes to the Rules of Shooting effective from
9th April 2018:
Note that one change relates to Rule 306, scoring.
A full download of the new rules is available
here.
A download of just the changes is available
here.
Schedule of SCCA Meetings
A schedule of future meetings for the SCAA is now available here.
2018 Tournament Results
The resuts of the latest tournaments are available here.
Competitions Need Judges - how about becoming a judge?
Without judges, no competition can take place and, in Somerset,
judges are few and far between. Why not join this select band? Whether
you are a competition archer or only shoot for fun, judging is a way to
put something back into the sport you love. AGB has put an introduction
to judging on their website, if you are interested, please click on
this
link.
If you would prefer to see what is involved without commitment, please
email
me and I will try to arrange for you to ‘shadow’ me at one of the
forthcoming competitions.
2018 Tournaments - Entry Forms
Look at the Tournaments Diary for the latest details, and entry forms.