NZ Archer 549

Issue 549 - December/January/February 2018-2019

OUTDOOR NATIONALS 2019

RIKU THIRD AT VEGAS
COACHES OF THE YEAR 2018

NEW LIFE MEMBERS
SELECTION RESULTS
...AND MORE!

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Cover pic: Karl Hobman in his new chair, photo Travis Gamble 3

Congratulations Judges!

We are incredibly proud to see Logan Andrew selected for his
first international Judging role for the World Youth Archery
Championships in 2019.
Well done to a great Judge.
We would also like to congratulate the following Judges who
have been selected to officiate at the 2019 Pacific Games
Archery Tournament & CQT, Apia Samoa in July 2019.
Logan Andrew NJ New Zealand - Chair of Judge Commission
Elizabeth Andrew NZDOS New Zealand - Director of Shooting
(DOS)
Eric Halil - CJ Australia - Judge
Les Jones CJ New Zealand - Judge
Ajay Ballu NJ Fiji - Matchplay if required and if available
Photo of all the judges and officials at the 76th Archery NZ
National Outdoor Championships by Robert Turner
Photo opposite Caleb Russ by Travis Gamble
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In This Issue

CONGRATULATIONS JUDGES!    4
IN THIS ISSUE 5
NOTICEBOARD    6
RESTRUCTURE NOTICE    7
SELECTION RESULTS 2019    8
ADAA TARGET CHAMPS    9
OUTDOOR NATIONALS 2019    10
CLOUT AND SPECIALITIES    11
72 AND 144 ARROWS    12
FINALS LIVE VIDEOS    13
MATCHES AND RESULTS    14
CHAMPIONS    15
SHIELD ALERT    16
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE    17
A LIFE IN ARCHERY    18
COACHES OF THE YEAR 2018    19
A PERFECT 900    20
PROFILES OF AWESOME    22
POSTAL LEAGUE UPDATE    23
UPCOMING EVENTS    24
ARCHER RANKING    25
JUDGES DIRECTORY    27
CLUB DIRECTORY    28

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Noticeboard

Call for Ground Crew & helpers for Trans-Tasman 2019 qualification round in its entirety to be eligible to move through
Archery NZ need volunteers from those who would like to to the Match Play rounds.
assist with the Trans-Tasman Event 2019 at Bruce Pullman Park, 1.8.2 Should an athlete not be able to continue shooting for
Takanini, Auckland from 7 -11 July. either a medical reason or equipment failure they need to
We will require crew to assist with the set up in the couple of advise the Chair of Judges as soon as practicably possible.
days prior to the event, during the event and to pack down after Consideration may be given, in consultation with other officials,
the event. as to whether the athlete can continue through to the Match
Many hands will make light work in the pre and post assistance Play rounds.
along with helpers to move targets, put up target faces, assist This comes into effect immediately and will be applicable to the
with scoresheets, and collect lunches etc during the event. Match Play events at the National Outdoor Tournament 2019
The Archery NZ Administration Manager is keen to hear from and all subsequent events.
anyone who may be interested or wants to know more. Please
email [email protected]. Shooting Rules, Rankings and Records
Everyone needs new things, and Archery NZ is no different. We
2019 Call for Team Officials have a few people to thank for the updates that have come in
just before New Year:
Archery NZ are now seeking registrations of interest from Patrick Biggs for the new Rankings!
those who would like to be team officials (Manager, Assistant Steve Clifton (and all the archers who shot them) for the
Manager, Coach, Assistant Coach) to accompany archers to the Records!
following events in 2019: Logan Andrew and Caro Geelen for the updated (and new and
improved) Shooting Rules!
World Cup Stage 2, Shanghai China 6 – 12 May Make sure you distribute around your clubs and club members.
The Shooting Rules are available online.
World Cup Stage 3, Antalya Turkey 20 – 26 May
Archery in Schools update
World Cup Stage 4, Berlin Germany 1 – 7 July Archery NZ are making some very positive changes for AIS
beginning in 2019. These changes should eliminate some
World Youth Championships, Madrid Spain 19 – 25 August double handling and make processes more efficient and enable
scores to be available quickly.
World 3D Championships, Lac La Biche Canada 2 – 6 Sept Firstly Archery NZ have very recently gone on to a new CRM
database system and we will be asking the AIS Archers to
The Archery NZ Administration Manager is keen to hear from register as from January 2019. The membership is $10 for
anyone who may be interested or wants to know more. Please the year (rather than paying for each term). Archers will be
email [email protected] . issued a membership number which will remain theirs, so if
they choose to join a club and/or Archery NZ this will remain
Most Improved Archer Awards their membership number. For those archers who already are
Awards are made each year for the “Most Improved Archer” from Full Shooting Archery NZ members, they will not need to pay
the collated scores from the monthly Archery New Zealand the $10 membership, they just need to enter their existing
Youth Postal Shoot. membership number when they enter each term.
Unfortunately, the Awards were not presented at the Archery Secondly we are moving forward with using ArcheryOSA
New Zealand Nationals in January this year as usual. Apologies electronic scoring for AIS. This system has been used
to the winners and your trophies are on their way to you. successfully for the past 2 seasons for some of our postal shoots
Congratulations to the four winners: and is now being used for Tournaments. This means scores
• W omen’s Compound: Lauren Tucker can be entered directly on mobile devices or computers and
• W omen’s Recurve: Kathleen Mitchell results will be available much quicker. This can be done by the
• M en’s Compound: Yazdy Mistry individual archers or a coordinator can enter them on behalf
• Men’s Recurve: Max Hochwimmer of everyone in their group - they will just need to know each
persons login details.
Additional Clauses for Tournament Regulations One other changes for 2019 is the inclusion of Barebow (no
The Archery NZ Board resolved at its meeting on 6 December sights) & Longbow. Longbow must be shot with wooden
2018 to include the following additional clauses into the arrows.
Associations Tournament Regulations in order to provide clarity We look forward to an awesome 2019 AIS year and please let
in regard to the requirements for archers to be eligible for me know if you need support to increase the number of archers
competing in Match Play rounds. involved or need any assistance.
Section 1 Competition Regulations will have the following
clauses added:
1.8 Qualification for Match Play Rounds
1.8.1 Where a registered tournament (including RMTs) consists
of a Qualification Round (1440, 72 arrow round, 2 x 72 arrow
round etc) followed by Match Play (Elimination or Round Robin)
the athletes who have entered the event must compete in the

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Restructure Notice

Throughout 2018 a small team of people have been working on 5th position which saw the appointment of Lexie Matheson.
a restructure proposal to ensure the sustainability of Archery The Board is advertising for and will move to appoint the two
NZ as an organisation moving forward. A series of road shows co-opted roles as soon as possible.
were held around the country, where questions were asked and
points were raised which resulted in some fine tuning of the Your 2019 Archery NZ Board is:
restructure proposal. Colin Mitchell - Chair
Callum Skeet - Deputy Chair
The documents were sent to the Archery NZ members in Robyn Denton
December for review prior to the Special General Meeting and Sier Vermunt
vote due to take place on the 6th January at Rongomai Park, Lexie Matheson
East Tamaki Auckland.
With the new style board the previous titles of President,
With 81 people in attendance the SGM was well above the Secretary and so forth have been done away with as this will be
required quorum of 40. a true governance board.
All correspondence will go through administration@archerynz.
Colin Mitchell provided an overview of the background to the co.nz and be forwarded on to the appropriate person/s to deal
proposed restructure of the governance of the Association with.
and the consultation process that has been undertaken to Operational matters will be handled by an Operations Manager.
inform members of the proposal and seek feedback prior to this The position has been advertised and the Board hope to make
meeting. The key changes included: an appointment in the very near future.
The website and official documentation is gradually being
• Creation of a board that can work at a governance level updated to reflect these changes.
• Creation of a second paid position – Operations Manager For any questions please email [email protected]
• Putting structure into the key functions that are currently Photo of Rongomai Park by Travis Gamble

carried out ie: events, athletes, administration and financial.
A secret ballot was then held to vote YES or NO to the
restructure proposal with the scrutineers being Mr Bernie
Fraser and Carole Hicks (both Life Members). The vote was
overwhelmingly in favour - 76 for, 1 against, 2 abstained and 2
non-voters.

Moving forward from the vote in favour, there had been four
Registrations of Interest received for the five positions on the
Board that will be held by Archery NZ members with their bio’s
having been circulated prior to the meeting. They will form the
2019 Archery NZ Board.

Additional registrations of interest were sought to fill the vacant

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Selection Results 2019

The 2019 Team Selection Event & Pacific Games Event were held Through the MQS policy to fill any vacant positions in teams:
at Mountain Green Archery Club on Saturday & Sunday 12th & Hanlie Bam has qualified and been selected in the WC division
13th January. for World Cup 2 Shanghai.
A good line up of archers once again and a tough weekend of It seems none of our archers elected to go to World Cup 1 in
shooting coming right off the back of National Championships. Medellin, Columbia, but looks likely we have full (4) WC & MC
Saturday was a 2 x 72 arrow qualification round, followed by the with a MR archer for World Cup 2 Shanghai.
Pacific Games Mixed Teams Match Play. Due to the 5pm cut off Team Officials for Shanghai are:
for shooting at Mountain Green unfortunately we were left with Team Manager: Marianne Grant
3 rounds to shoot on the Sunday morning prior to the individual Assistant Manager: Cushla Matheson
round robin match play commencing. Coach: Gustav Bam
I have to add that while the mixed teams round robin was David Velleman is off on his own to Asia Cup 1 in Bangkok in
occurring on the Saturday afternoon the WC & MC groups had March.
a little bit of a challenge going on with some teams match play. Those who wish to fill any possible vacant places for World
The outcome? Well, let’s just say it was the men doing the push Cups 3 Antalya Turkey & 4 Berlin Germany or other Asia Cups or
ups at the end of 3 matches, a clean sweep I believe. events should be lodging their “Intention to Apply” as soon as
Sunday cut down to the top 6 archers in each division for a possible so we have an idea of numbers that may be attending.
double round robin match play and yes, most were getting Well done to all those archers who shot the selection event.
a bit tired, but these events are also to simulate conditions There was some great shooting and tight scoring over the
that archers may be under when they travel. Most will arrive weekend.
overseas 1-2 days prior to official practice, will have some jet lag.
It is generally hotter than in NZ (not always) so fatigue can be a Pacific Games Selection Notice:
major factor in performance, so this is about dealing with these At the Pacific Games will be the CQT (Continental Qualifying
things and still being able to perform. Tournament) for a mixed team place (1) for the Oceania region.
At the end of the day once all the results and calculations were From the 6 athletes selected the WR & MR archers who are the
in the teams were announced with World Championships being top performers from the qualification round will go through to
a team of 3 from each division and World Cups etc being able to contest the CQT on behalf of New Zealand to attempt to win the
have 4 per division. So the top 4 were announced. New Zealand spot.
For World Championships 2019 the Archery NZ Team will be: The NZOC confirm that the following athletes selected by
Women’s Compound: Archery NZ will be included in the New Zealand Pacific Games
Elizabeth Randle Team to compete in Samoa in July 2019 subject to their
Lisa Walker completing the Pacific Games eligibility and entry conditions
Chloe Underdown form:
Men’s Compound: • Sarah Fuller, Women’s Recurve
Riku van Tonder • Cheree Kinnear, Women’s Recurve
Marcus Barclay • Olivia Hodgson, Women’s Recurve
Dean Sheerin • Caleb Russ, Men’s Recurve
Women’s Recurve: • Bradley Foster, Men’s Recurve
Olivia Sloan • Adam Kaluzny, Men’s Recurve
Olivia Hodgson
Sarah Fuller We also confirm Archery NZ’s nomination of non-travelling
Men’s Recurve: reserves:
Chayse Martin Roberts (the only MR to have made the MQS for Suzanne Sundheim, Women’s Recurve
World champs selection at this event) Aaron Choi, Men’s Recurve
The other archers who gained places to compete at World Cups Support Staff - Petra Baker
and other WA Senior Outdoor Target events are:
Men’s Compound:
Rynard van Tonder
Women’s Recurve:
Katherine Watson
Men’s Recurve:
Peter Emmanuel
Finn Matheson
David Velleman

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ADAA Target Champs

Thanks to Mountain Green for hosting this event – we really Open Compound 50m:
enjoyed having it at your range and you put on some fabulous Gold Marcus Barclay
weather for us all! Thanks to Clive Hudson for being our Director Silver Dean Sheerin
of Shooting, and Logan Andrew and Kelvin Smillie who were Bronze Sam Hudson
our judges. Much thanks to all those who volunteered their time Open Barebow 60m:
to help run the event. Gold Meike Voigt
Full results from the Target (All scores) is available on Silver Vaughan Anderson
ArcheryOSA: https://archeryosa.com/event/results/2019-adaa- Bronze David Wright
target-championships-17/overall Open Recurve 70m:
Gold Stephen Florence
Match-Play Championship: Silver Chayse Martin-Roberts
Open Compound 45m: Bronze Cheree Kinnear
Gold Sophia Redgrove
Silver (out of district) Nina Hoeta Photo of Barebow medallists Vaughan Anderson, Meike Voigt
Bronze Akuhata Norman-Hewlett and David Wright by Kerry Hoole
Open Recurve 45m:
Gold Lauren Emirali
Silver Zoe Antone
Bronze Lizzy Robins

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Outdoor Nationals 2019

4TH TO 10TH JANUARY 2019, MASSEY ARCHERY CLUB AND RONGOMAI PARK

The 76th Outdoor Nationals was hosted by Auckland Archery – it was set down in the course which meant for some really
Club and held at Massey Archery Club for Field and Rongomai interesting shots. There were two stations where spectators
Park for the Target and Clout, as well as having a special “Finals could watch the targets. The matches were recorded live on
Day” venue and event at Auckland Archery Club itself. Facebook by Peter Russell and there was a shoot-off for Men’s
The day before the event started the organising committee and Compound between Gary Young and Rynard van Tonder, won
administration team were working overtime, trying to get stuff by Rynard. In the Mixed Barebow, Meike Voigt of Mountain
sorted at the venues. Containers were arriving, lines were being Green Archery Club took Mike Savage of Lakeview to a one-
marked, targets being tweaked. Most of the field was already arrow shoot-off and Mike got her by 3mm but what a finish!
sorted thanks to the hard work of Fiona Guest. The videos of the shoot-offs can be found on the Archery NZ
Field started with the 24-target marked field round at Massey National Championships Facebook page:
Archery Club. It was awesome weather and hot. It had been https://www.facebook.com/ArcheryNZNationalChampionships/
bucketing down the week or two before and there were huge Photo of Men’s Compound archers setting up for a shot by
slips and puddles on the trail, but when the archers rocked Travis Gamble
up and it was dry underfoot, everyone was relieved. It was an
interesting course without being steep or technically difficult, it
had some shots that the archers really enjoyed. Right after had
the axe-throwing as a fun event, thanks to Massey.
The second day of field was the 20 target unmarked 3D round.
Big thanks to Mike Gilmore and team who put out the courses.
Straight after was the field match-play which was really fun

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Clout and Specialities

Day three of the event was Clout in the morning at Rongomai Photo of the final arrow “measure-off” between Meike Voigt
Park, followed by the athletes meeting, the SGM and then the and Mike Savage on day two of the field by Peter Russell
AGM. The organisers had a plan to get everyone a free lunch yet
the food truck wasn’t exactly the fastest servers! The Clout event
was popular this year, and the Maid Marion and Robin Hood
awards for the first arrow closest to the centre on each target
were awarded to:
80m: Grace Leen
120m: Logan Dittert
145m: Sue Weeks
165m: Adam Niziol
185m: Neville Clark
The Special General Meeting (SGM) was held and the new
restructure was voted in (full information on page 7). The
Annual General Meeting was held immediately afterward,
where there were some great recognitions for hard work,
including new Life Members Anne Mitchell and Peter Russell,
and service awards to Frances Ross, Christine Russell and Tony
Eastwood (full details on pages 16 and 17).

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72 and 144 arrows

The next day was the Practice and Ranking round at Rongomai The team’s match-play was also held after this right up to semi-
Park. This was the first time there has been a half-day practice finals matches. It was a very big day with a pack-down at the
for a National target event. Unfortunately it was quite windy, end which was challenging for the organising committee. This
and a big marquee came down, causing a little bit of damage author knows for certain that Sarosh Saklatwala came home
to one person’s equipment during practice. Fortunately Struan at the end of the day, lay down on his lounge floor and did not
Caughey came to the rescue with the loan of a sight to get the get up again for an hour, even with the lure of dinner.
archer through the rest of the tournament. Photo of Bernie Fraser and Rebecca Jones by Peter Russell
The Opening Ceremony was held over lunch, with a great
performance by the Taiko Drummers group, and the opening
arrow shot by Rebecca Jones as our Youth Olympian.
The afternoon was the 72-arrow round and ranking for match-
play. It was also the first attempt at electronic scoring for the
Nationals. There were some challenges for the archers, but
also some great benefits for the admin team. There were some
learnings for next year as it was the first time Archery NZ has
attempted to do something like this on such a scale. Thanks
to Peter Baker for his expertise in helping getting this up and
running.
January 8 dawned ready for the 1440 round – a gruelling day of
shooting for the archers. However, after the event the archers
were invited to a social catchup at Doolan Brothers, which was
a great time for the archers to hang out and chat and catch up
with their friends they hadn’t seen in a while.
The sixth day was the individual match-play out at Rongomai.

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Finals Live Videos

The last day of the event, January 10, was the Finals day set coveted Ryan Shield was won by a dominant recurve division
at the picturesque Auckland Archery Club at One Tree Hill in Christchurch Archery Club (team consisting of Connor
Maungakiekie. Filmed and broadcast by the wonderful team Stanley, Stephen Richter, Max Wang and Rebecca Jones); and
from StreamShop, and commentated by our own Stephen the compound Fraser Shield was won once more by a tough-
Florence, Robert Turner and Emily Cavell, the live stream on to-beat Auckland Archery Club (team of Andrew Russell, Fiona
Facebook and YouTube was watched over 700 times that day Guest, Marcus Barclay and John Charles). The Hamilton Shield,
alone. Andrew Russell leant his melodious tones to the live this year an official shoot following its successful trial last year
announcements while archers and spectators watched from the – and even with its own log-o-wood which may need to be
tiered seating that had been erected. Auckland Archery Club carved – was taken out for a second year by Mountain Green
volunteers hummed in the background, keeping everything Archery Club (team of Kerry Hoole, Meike Voigt and John Way).
going such as arrow running, the barbecue and general All live streaming videos and separate match videos can be
organisation, and the competitors all had only great things to found on the Archery NZ YouTube channel:
say about the format. https://youtube.com/ourarcherynz/
Following the finals day was the social event of the archery year: Photo of Compound Teams Matchplay: Rose between 2
the banquet. Held this year at the Novotel in Greenlane, it was Thorns (Elizabeth Randle, Nate Butterfield and Gary Young)
emceed by Peter J. Russell, and there was a photo-booth and by Travis Gamble
some fantastic work by the DJ. The Best Dressed award at the
banquet was won by Struan Caughey who came in full kilt in
theme colours of silver and black.
Leaders in all events were awarded prizes, and of course
there were the major prizes for clubs who have shot events
throughout the year, and the Champion of Champions –
archers who competed in all three events at the Nationals. The
winners of the 2017-2018 Postal League in Division One were
Gisborne Archery Club, who took away the shield with glee. The

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Matches and Results

The Finals day had the following matches and results: District Mixed Team’s Compound Match – Bronze:
District Mixed Team’s Recurve Match – Bronze: South Island vs Wellington. Bronze to Wellington 139-133
Wellington vs Eastern Central. Bronze to Wellington 6-0 District Mixed Team’s Compound Match – Gold:
District Mixed Team’s Recurve Match – Gold: Auckland District vs Eastern Central. Gold to Auckland 142-136
Auckland vs South Island. Gold to Auckland 6-2 Compound Team’s Match – Bronze:
Recurve Team’s Match – Bronze: X-Treme (Issy Wassilieff, Ryan Dittert and Adam Niziol) vs Massey
3 Fat Truckers (Peter Emmanuel, Eddie Hawkins and David (Ocky Blignaut, Kelvin Garmonsway and Wayne Sargent). Bronze
Velleman) vs Breaking Age Barrier (Olivia Sloan, Sue Sundheim to “X-Treme” 213-187
and Ryley Griffiths). Bronze to “Breaking Age Barrier” 5-3 Compound Team’s Match – Gold:
Recurve Team’s Match – Gold: Kwe Voels (Lisa Walker, Ben Trim and Riku van Tonder) vs Rose
Team Camembert (Emily Cavell, Reegan Qu and Ben McLean) between 2 Thorns (Elizabeth Randle, Nate Butterfield and Gary
vs Far Kingdoms of Archery (Sarah Fuller, Olivia Hodgson and Young). Gold to Kwe Voels 227-220
Cheree Kinnear). Gold to “Team Camembert” 5-4 with a shootoff Compound Women’s Bronze:
to win! Lisa Walker vs Eirean Gamble. Bronze to Lisa Walker 139-100
Recurve Women’s Bronze: Compound Women’s Gold:
Katherine Watson vs Olivia Hodgson. Bronze to Katherine Linda Lainchbury vs Leah Huff. Gold to Leah Huff 137-128
Watson 6-0 Compound Men’s Bronze:
Recurve Women’s Gold: Fred Leota (Fiji) vs Brodie Cox (NZ). Bronze to Fred Leota 141-138
Cheree Kinnear vs Maria Tucker. Gold to Cheree Kinnear 6-4 Compound Men’s Gold:
Recurve Men’s Bronze: Riku van Tonder vs Robert Turner. Gold to Riku van Tonder 145-
Shaun Ryan vs Chayse Martin-Roberts. Bronze to Chayse Martin- 141
Roberts 6-2
Recurve Men’s Gold: Photo Recurve Men’s Podium (Robert Elder, Stephen Florence,
Robert Elder (Fiji) vs Stephen Florence (NZ). Gold to Stephen Chayse Martin-Roberts) by Travis Gamble
Florence 7-1

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Champions

The Champion of Champions for 2019 are: The local organising committee would like to thank the
Youth Boy Compound: Logan Dittert following people for their incredible hard work and contribution
Youth Boy Recurve: Chisora Hada to the event:
Junior Women Compound: Isabella Wassilieff Andrew Russell
Junior Men Compound: Brodie Cox Fiona Guest
Junior Women Recurve: Izzy Matthews Grant Hewson
Junior Men Recurve: Luke Franklyn Christine Russell
Masters Men Barebow: Kerry Hoole Peter Russell
Masters Women Compound: Fiona Guest Sarosh Saklatwala
Masters Men Compound: Gary Young Lexie Matheson
Masters Women Recurve: Sue Weeks Logan Andrew
Masters Men Recurve: Warren Kertell Colin Mitchell
Senior Women Barebow: Meike Voigt Clive Hudson
Masters Men Longbow: Roger Chan Elizabeth Andrew
Senior Men Longbow: Darren Day Kelvin Smillie
Women Compound: Elizabeth Randle Adam Kaluzny
Men Compound: Andrew Russell Les Jones
Women Recurve: Juanita Cook Anne Mitchell
Men Recurve: David Velleman Nell Kemp
Congratulations to those archers who participated and Tim Russ
supported all events – you deserve your trophies! Peter Baker
Peter McLean
Nairn Henderson
Charles Boucher
John Guest
Jeanette, Brent and Harry Franklyn
Andrew Earnshaw
Jan Lees
Nick Lees
Espe Saklatwala
George
Rhea Patel’s mum
Big thanks also to our sponsors:

Archery Warehouse
CSE Genesis
NZCT
PTS Logistics
The Southern Trust
Advanced Archery
Caveman Archery
Archery Success
TW Graphics

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Shield Alert

Congratulations Gisborne Archery Club on their win of the
postal league shield; Christchurch Archery Club on winning the
Ryan Shield; Mountain Green Archery Club on the Hamilton
Shield (Shield to be carved from this log!!); and Auckland
Archery Club (not pictured) for their win of the Fraser Shield.
Awesome stuff clubs!
Special mention has to go to Chris and Chloe Underdown of
Gisborne who shot in all shield challenge teams in Recurve,
Compound and Barebow!
Results:
Ryan Shield (Recurve):
Christchurch 3138 points
Auckland 3073 points
GGWAS 2815 points
Gisborne 2649 points
Fraser Shield (Compound):
Auckland 3304 points
Gisborne 3252 points
Christchurch 3000 points
Hamilton Shield (Barebow and Longbow):
Mountain Green 2306 points
GGWAS 2015 points
Gisborne 1712 points

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Distinguished Service

TONY EASTWOOD

Tony has contributed to club, regional and National level archery
through his service to coaching at all levels and held office at club
(President, Senior Coach), Regional (Chairman, Head Coach, WATT
Coach), and National level (coaching body). He is best known for
his coaching and been part of the “coaching” framework at all
levels. He is moving to Papamoa next year.
Therefore, we think it is timely that he be nominated for a service
award. Tony is unlikely to give up archery and Papamoa will gain
from our loss. One of his many achievements is the development
of the WAA600 Series which is held annually by all the WAA clubs
during the year. To this day Tony, who cannot resist coaching,
gives advice to all archers who require it.
At club level he often does not get to shoot on a club day due
to him helping some member or visiting archer from another
club seeking his advice and help. Tony, at 73, is still a competitive
archer and last year was one of the few New Zealanders to
become a World Master across three archery styles (Indoor, Target
and Field).

CHRISTINE RUSSELL

In recognition of outstanding service to Archery New Zealand.
Christine has worked for 20 years as Treasurer of the Auckland
Archery Club, and has been on the committee longer than that
time also.
She has been an Archery NZ coach for 12 years, and has always
put her hand up to take the beginner’s courses at the club,
getting hundreds of archers into the sport.
As well as coaching, Christine has been Director of Shooting
at many tournaments during the last two decades, and has
been on the local organising committees for local and national
tournaments.
She has been an integral part of the National Championships
and the WMG2017 Administration Team.

FRANCES ROSS

Frances has worked at a high level with commitment on behalf of
Archery NZ since 2011. The work completed has been integral to
the running of the Association and the National Championships.
Frances has been:
President of Archery NZ 2011-2012
Member of Archery NZ Outdoor National Championships
Administration Team from 2013 – 2016
Member of Archery NZ Outdoor National Championships Entry
registrar 2013-2018
Archery NZ Membership Secretary 2015-2018
Administration Team for the WMG2017
Committed club member and volunteer for Mountain Green
Archery Club

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A Life in Archery

ANNE MITCHELL PETER RUSSELL

Anne started archery in 1997 and made her international debut Peter has a long history of competing in Archery and
in 2004. She has represented New Zealand at numerous events representing NZ on an international level. He shot in the
including the Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games and as part of 2000 Trans-Tasman team, and went to the Junior World
the winning World Cup Antalya Women’s Compound Team in Championships in the same year in Belfort in France. In October
2009. 2004 he shot in the Oceania Championships in Noumea, New
Caledonia, where he won the Men’s Recurve competition
She is a founding member of the Rosebank Archery Club, and is and gained an Olympic spot in the Continental Qualifying
a dedicated national Judge. She has also held the roles of: Tournament for NZ by winning the bronze medal match. He also
competed in the Australian National Championships in 2005,
• Judges Convener 2013 winning a bronze medal in the Clout Championship.
• Vice President Archery NZ 2014 Peter has been a tireless volunteer to multiple archery
• President Archery NZ 2015 & 2016 organisations. He was Secretary of the Auckland Archery
• Acting Treasurer Archery NZ 2017 Club in 2001, and then President from 2002-2004 and again
• Financial Team Archery NZ 2018 2008-2014. He was President of the Auckland District Archery
Anne has represented Archery NZ at a number of World Archery Association in 2002 and 2013. He has been on the committee of
Congresses over the years. the Auckland Archery Club (without specific role) continuously
since 1998 when he was not holding a particular office.
Anne has also stepped in to assist with many other roles From 2003-2007 he was the coaching commission panel
that were left vacant such as International Event entries, representative for Auckland, and has been an Archery NZ coach
Uniform orders and so forth which has been invaluable to the from 2002, running multiple beginners’ courses at the Auckland
association. Archery Club up until 2012. He was on the Board of Archery
NZ as Coaching Convenor from 2003 – 2004, and in 2004 was
As a Judge Anne has travelled throughout New Zealand to chairman of the organising committee for the Trans-Tasman
officiate at Tournaments and many National Championships for Tournament held at Auckland Grammar School.
a number of years. In 2015 he became a part of the Archery NZ administration
team for the National Outdoor Championships, joining Christine
Russell and Frances Ross, and worked on the administration
of the results in the World Archery IANSEO format (IANSEO
format had been in place since Whitianga in 2014 but needed
help getting the format to run smoothly). Since that time he

has been an
integral part of
the admin team
for the outdoor
nationals, indoor
nationals, and
various other
championship
events including
the World Masters
Games in 2017,
even travelling
to Samoa to
run the admin
for the Youth
Commonwealth
Games in 2015,
and has worked
on up-skilling
other archery
volunteers to
use the same
system since
2016, including
holding a district
workshop on
IANSEO in 2016.
Photo Karen
Moffatt-McLeod

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Coaches of the Year 2018

“On behalf of the Coaches Commission, I would like to thank Colin and Dave for their outstanding coaching contributions in 2018. These
awards are well-deserved, and the communities they coach in are very appreciative of their efforts, experience and wisdom. Well done on
being the 2018 Coaches of the Year.”
Andrew Russell, Coaches Panel Representative

DAVE HENSHAW

David is the current president of the Christchurch Archery Club
and a life member of Archery NZ and Christchurch Archery Club.
Over his years in coaching he has trained and supported 2 NZ
Olympic archers, and has now trained and supported the first NZ
Youth Olympic archer: Rebecca Jones.
Given his wealth of knowledge and many years’ experience
in archery, his opinion is often sought regarding suggestions
for improvement. He is always prepared to speak up, debate
and challenge, such is his passion for wanting to see archery
progress.
Dave’s coaching is without doubt a great success. He is very
attuned to his athletes, quickly developing a rapport and
identifying their mode of learning. He has the ability to observe
and objectively identify areas for improvement, to then
formulate a coaching plan to achieve a long-term effective
archery technique, not a short-term fix.
Dave strives to keep up to date with all things archery, including
technology and equipment. He organises and presents coaching
workshops, both for those involved in archery and for himself.
He is very giving of his knowledge gained, for the benefit of
athletes and the sport in general.
Dave consistently and continually leads by example. He is highly
principled and is an excellent role model to all, and particularly
the younger archers. Whilst he takes his archery seriously, he also
maintains a sense of humour. In order to optimise the time spent
with those he coaches, he routinely arrives at the club early
on the designated days to set up the range. This is particularly
important during the week for the junior archers who attend
coaching after school. During the sessions, he spends most
of his time coaching each athlete on a one-to-one basis often
sacrificing his own shooting to give his time to others.

COLIN TUCKER

Colin is a supportive, helpful and approachable coach. Not just
for parents supporting their kids but for archers of all ages who
want to learn. Guidance is always given and is often in a form
that encourages the archer to think about their sport critically.
He is mindful of archers, especially of their ability to afford
equipment. He encourages archers to proceed at a pace that
families feel comfortable with.
He dedicates his time during the week to those who ask for help,
including maintaining equipment, and opens up his home to
help club members after club hours. He always finds time to
help those who want to learn.
He has coached Julia Harrison from the first day she picked
up a bow to her double Junior Women’s Recurve champion
titles, silver at 2018 Trans-Tasman and gold at the 2018 Oceania
championships.

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A perfect 900

NZ history was made in Vegas on Sunday 10th February with schedule.
New Zealand Archer Riku van Tonder being the first New It attracted over 3,500 archers for the first time in 2019, from
Zealander to make the prestigious Vegas “900 Club” and qualify all 50 US states and 52 countries, and that growth looks set to
for the final pro shoot offs. This was Riku’s second visit to the continue.
largest archery tournament in the year, having shot there in How it works:
2018. The Vegas Shoot is known as the largest and most prestigious
Sunday evening Riku lined up in the group of 23 men for indoor archery tournament in the World. The event brings
the pro shootdown (many of whom are world champions, together over 3,000 archers from around the globe, ranging
Olympians, professional archers from USA and around the from beginner archers to Olympic champions. Senior,
world). It was tense watching the live stream. Each end needing youth, compound, or recurve: the Vegas Shoot welcomes all
that perfect 30 to continue, with top archers falling by the demographics and shooting styles. The three-day competition
wayside. Then there were 3. Sergio Pagni of Italy who has won features the traditional 3-spot 20-yard Vegas Round that made
Vegas before, Chance Beaubouef of USA (a 3 time Vegas winner) this tournament famous.
and shootdown debutant Riku van Tonder of New Zealand in Since Terry Ragsdale shot the first 900 in 1985, only a handful of
contention. archers each year are able to push through the pressure to join
Riku van Tonder secured third place, dropping his only points this exclusive club. To join the “900 Club”, archers must shoot 90
of the tournament. Chance Beaubouef was second and Sergio perfect arrows in the 4cm wide 10-ring over three days of cut-
Pagni first. throat competition. 2019 saw an unprecedented 25 archers (23
History now includes Riku as being the first New Zealander to men & 2 women) in the 900 club.
podium at the Vegas Shoot. Those who make it to the 900 club each year then go into a
Speaking with Riku not long after the event he said: shoot down. All archers keep shooting and each round those
‘I am still a bit shaken up what has taken place. I came to the that haven’t made the top score (generally 30) are eliminated,
world’s biggest archery competition in Las Vegas, held in the until the final round in which the top scoring archer wins the
South Point Casino. This was my second year coming to this event shoot down and the 53,000 US$ pay cheque.
and I manage to make my name as the third best archer in the www.thevegasshoot.com
world. 3746 archers entered for the weekend including over 270
professional archers from around the world. I was one of only 23 Karen Moffatt-McLeod
guys that shot a perfect score over 3 days. And I came out in third. Photos Riku van Tonder
I know I have made my country proud and most of all I have made
my family proud.’
History:
The iconic Vegas Shoot is the world’s largest indoor archery
tournament.
In 2019, the Vegas Shoot hit another milestone in entries,
breaking 3700 for the first time at its 53rd edition.
The largest indoor archery tournament in the world has
doubled in size over the past six years. It’s grown exponentially
since it was born more than half-a-century ago.
It was in 1991 that the now iconic Vegas shoot downs were
introduced. The format pitted the archers with a perfect score
at the end of the round against each other in sudden death
competition to decide the winner.
Then, in 1993, the official three-spot Vegas target was used and
the targets set at 20 yards. At the 1999 event, it was announced
that the National Field Archery Association would take
ownership of the Vegas Shoot beginning in 2000.
In 2012 the event moved to the South Point Hotel and Casino.
In 2014, the event saw 2000 archers register for the first time.
That same year, Dutchman Mike Schloesser became the first
shooter from outside of North America to win the main event,
beating out 10 other men in the shootdown.
The championship compound open division – open to both
men and women – was introduced in 2016 and Sergio Pagni
became the first lucky dog to win the shoot, taking home USD
50,000 at the event’s 50th edition.
The Future:
The Vegas Shoot is arguably the most popular fixture on the
international archery calendar. It’s grown to include categories
for almost every conceivable competition bowstyle, the Indoor
Archery World Series Final, and special events for school kids,
initiatives like Break the Barriers and a comprehensive seminar

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“What an unforgettable few days I had this
weekend. I came to Las Vegas to try and
shoot at least one clean score. In the end
I shot 3. 900/900 points at the the Vegas
Shoot. I was then part of a piece of history.
The best of 24 archers in the world. I then
shot myself to third place. Good shooting
to all my fellow competitors.”

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Profiles of Awesome

ELIZABETH RANDLE

I have now been shooting for 16 years. I’m really looking
forward to the Australian open- I have been trying to get to
this event for the past 4- 5 years but the dates have always
clashed with work or another event so I am looking forward to
adventuring down to South Australia this year for it.
I also want to be a part of the Australian National Matchplay
finals- If I make the cut for it. I still have one more leg to
compete in and hopefully get enough points to be selected for
the final. It looked like a very cool event last year and would be
an awesome experience to compete in it this year.
And of course i want to do well at the World Archery World cup
2- Shanghai, World Cup 4- Berlin and World Championships
– Netherlands. I’m excited to experience more international
events and compete in more countries.
When I’m away from the archery range, I do find myself:
- Working
- Fletching or fixing arrows
- Hanging out with friends and family
- Completing University work
- Doing something outdoors, walking on the beach, road
cycling or off on a road trip.
My favourite archery club is one that isn’t windy! Top two so far
are Mt Green Archery Club in Auckland and Coast Archers in
New South Wales, Australia.

LISA WALKER

I’ve been shooting for 5 years now. I have loved being on the
shooting line with all of the top archers from across the world
the last time I was at Shanghai. Of all the events I’ve been to, it
was also the one that had the biggest sense of occasion. It was
very cool even if I probably looked like a deer caught in the
headlights the whole time.
I am inspired by so many people so this is just a very short list:
In archery – Sara Lopez, Crystal Gauvin, and my awesome team
mates, in other sports - Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer
In life – Richard Branson, JK Rowling, Maya Angelou, and my
husband
I’m really looking forward to the World Championships in the
Netherlands in June. It is a realisation of a dream to be chosen
to compete in a World Archery Championship. We have a great
team of archers who are great shooters and fun to be around.
And after the tournament I get to visit my bestie in the UK who
is having a baby!
Away from the archery range I’m either working or shooting.
If I’m not then I’m either spending time with family, reading,
watching movies or planning my next travel adventure.
Aim to improve 1% every day; imagine where you’ll be in a
year.
You can follow our dreams and goals here:
https://www.facebook.com/lizlisachloe/

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CHLOE UNDERDOWN

Way back when I was at Gisborne Intermediate, they had
an initiative where on a Friday morning you went to a non-
common sport for so many weeks to ‘have a go’. I was lucky
enough on my second attempt to have my name accepted for
archery. There were only 2 girls in our group of 15 and I seemed
to do ok. I remember shooting from the 10m line and being
so proud when I could hit the gold. My dad encouraged me to
join the Gisborne Archery Club and he did too. I started with
recurve for several years before converting to compound.
I have already exceeded my expectation this year at
Nationals, making the NZ team and qualifying for the World
Championships. It is going to be one-heck of a trip this year
and I am very lucky to be travelling with experienced archers
Liz and Lisa in my team. They already know I will be firing a
million questions their way (sorry in advance team!) and the
rest of the NZ crew no doubt.
World Archery World Cup (Stage 2 – Shanghai) will be the
biggest learning curve as it is the first long-haul flight for me
as I have only been as far as Melbourne and Gold Coast in
Australia.
Away from the archery range, I am a Civil Engineering
Technician for GHD. There are always roads and realignments
to design, flood damage to correct, dropouts to fill and bridges
to check. Outside of work, I support my partner Bryce with his
love of motorsport.
I love my club. GISBORNE! We are extremely privileged to
have a 30m indoor range that can cater to 30 archers with an
outdoor range to suit. You can never count on the weather
though as we had sunshine, rain, hail and fog all in the same
day but it makes for a great challenge.
My parents have always told me and my sister that you should
always try your best, even if you know its not your best and
never give up. Always give what you want to receive.

Postal League Update

The December/January round bought some great results. no upsets in the final round).
Thanks to everyone for getting your scores in on time. Things Manawatu A and Randwick A are scraping it out in Division 2 to
are hotting up with two more rounds to go, and some close decide who will be promoted next year to Division 1. But you
results again this round. can’t rule out River Glade B yet. The closest result of this round
Just a reminder that the format is with two sighting rounds only was in Division 2 with River Glade B beating Christchurch B by
for the first distance (45m for Intermediate and below, 55m 2311 to 2309.
for rest), there are no sighting rounds for the second and third And finally Gisborne has a one point lead in division one with 9
distances. points but has Mountain Green, Southland and Auckland biting
Starting with Division Six: Mana and GGWAS B, who were sitting on their heels on 8 match points. This round also saw Mountain
on equal 6 points, faced off, with Mana taking the match and Green scoring the Highest Teams point score this year with
cementing the top position with a 1 point lead. They both have 2552.
their Byes to come. GGWAS isn’t out yet though, they will need Good luck everyone!
a win in their last match and for Mana to Lose and then it will
come back to total points scored. Kerry Hoole
Division 5 held the status quo with GGWAS A holding the lead
with Randwick C in second.
The real scrap in the League is in Division 4 with four teams on
8 points and the other teams on 7 and 6 points. The leaders are
changing with each round so far, and with two rounds to go this
is going to be the one to watch.
Division 3 is looking to be between Rosebank and Timaru both
on 9 match points but with Rosebank ahead on total points. But
they are head to head this Feb/March round, with it looking like
the winner of this Match likely to take the Division, (assuming

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Upcoming Events

ARCHERS

This list is provided for your information and is up to date at the time of printing. For New Zealand tournaments please look for
further information on the Archery NZ website or contact the clubs for tournament details. For overseas tournaments please
contact the [email protected] for details.
Some tournaments may have already been by the time of printing and distribution.

New Zealand World Archery Events

2019 2019

09.03.19 - 10.03.19 Youth North Island Championships 2019 22.04.19 - 28.04.18 World Cup Stage One
Manawatu Archery Club Shanghai, China

17.03.19 Gizzy 720 Series #4 06.05.19 - 12.05.19 World Cup Stage Two
Gisborne Archery Club Antalya, Turkey

23.03.19 Christchurch Archery Club Double 720 09.06.19 - 16.06.19 World Archery World Championships
Christchurch Archery Club s’Hertogenbosch Holland

24.03.19 Shoot for Scores #2 01.07.19 - 07.07.19 World Cup Stage Three
AimTru Archery Club Berlin, Germany

24.03.19 Shore Double 720 RMT 09.07.19 - 13.07.19 FISU Summer Universiade
Shore Archery Club Napoli, Italy

30.03.19 - 31.03.19 Youth Selection Event 2019 19.08.19 - 25.08.19 World Youth Championships
AimTru Archery Club Madrid, Spain

08.04.19 - 12.04.19 IFAA World Indoor Archery Championships 02.09.19 - 06.09-19 World Archery 3D Championships
Wellington Lac la Biche Alberta, Canada

20.04.19 - 22.04.19 SIDAA Target and Clout Championships 2019
Christchurch Archery Club

20.04.19 - 21.04.19 North Island Target Championships 2019
Mountain Green Archery Club

27.04.19 - 28.04.19 MAC Double 1440
Manawatu Archery Club Australia and Oceania Events

07.07.19 - 11.07-19 Trans-Tasman Challenge 2019
Bruce Pullman Park, Takanini NZ
13.04.19 - 19.04.19 Australian National Youth Archery
Championships 2019
Armidale, Australia
08.07.19 - 12.07.19 Pacific Games 2019
Apia, Samoa
20.07.19 - 21.07.19 National Indoor Championships
Various Locations

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Archer Ranking

RANKING RESULTS FOR DECEMBER 2018

90m Recurve - Men 25m Recurve - Kiwi Men 60m Recurve - Cadet Women

Rank Archer Name Club Rank Archer Name Club Rank Archer Name Club
1 WAY Alexander MGAC 1 SLOAN Olivia AIM
1 FLORENCE Stephen MGAC 2 SCHOUTEN Boden AIM 2 JONES Rebecca CHC
3 GRIFFITHS Charlie AIM 3 EDMUNDSON Nuala MGAC
2 MARTIN-ROBERTS C MGAC 4 EDMONSON Nuala MGAC
70m Recurve - Masters 50 - 64 Men 5 MATTHEWS Isabella MGAC
3 CAUGHEY Struan AAC
Rank Archer Name Club
4 MATHESON Finn AAC 1 VERCOE Tony MAC
2 HALVORSEN Rodney CHC
5 CHANT Tim TGAA 3 UNDERDOWN Chris GIS
4 VERMUNT Sier STH
6 VELLEMAN David RAN 5 JOHNSON Michael CHC

7 KALUZNY Adam STH 60m Recurve - Masters 65+ Men 55m Recurve - Intermediate Women

8 VERCOE Tony MAC Rank Archer Name Club Rank Archer Name Club
1 HENSHAW Dave CHC
9 EMANUEL Peter RAN 1 EMIRALI Lauren MGAC
70m Recurve - Women
10 QU Reegan AAC 2 LEEN Annie CHC
Rank Archer Name Club
11 MARTIN Don DUN 1 KINNEAR Cheree MGAC 3 WALKER Ella STH
2 FULLER Sarah AAC
12 INSTONE Andrew MAN 3 HODGSON Olivia AIM 4 ANTONE Zoe SHO
4 TUCKER Maria GGWA
13 ROBERTSON Andrew TCAC 5 CAVELL Emily AAC 5 ROBINS Lizzy MGAC
6 SUNDHEIM Sue ROT
14 PETERSON Robert STH 7 SLOAN Olivia AIM
8 WATSON Katherine UNA
15 RICHTER Stephan CHC 9 ATKINSON Kelly MGAC 40m Recurve - Cub Women
10 LEZHIKOVA Anna TCAC
11 ATKINSON Liz RAN Rank Archer Name Club
12 COOK Juanita SHO
90m Recurve - Junior Men 13 ARMSTRONG Jo TAC 1 ROSSOLATOS Audrey AAC
14 TAYLOR Jordan MAC
Rank Archer Name Club 15 SUNKAR Niely RAN 2 RUSS Emma AIM

1 CAUGHEY Struan AAC 70m Recurve - Junior Women 3 ANTONE Zoe SHO

2 MATHESON Finn AAC Rank Archer Name Club 4 ROBINS Lizzie MGAC
1 HARRISON Julia GGWA
3 STANLEY Connor CHC 2 HAWLEY Hannah MAC 5 HARDEN Kate CHC
3 CAVELL Emily AAC
4 RUSS Caleb AIM 4 JONES Rebecca CHC
5 SLOAN Olivia AIM
5 CHOI Aaron AAC 6W0ommReencurve - Masters 50 - 64

70m Recurve - Cadet Men Rank Archer Name Club

Rank Archer Name Club 1 HOLLINS Jo WAC
1 MATHESON Finn AAC
2 MCLEAN Ben MGAC 2 WEEKS Suzanne RAC
3 GRIFFITHS Ryley AIM
4 ROBERTS Zach AIM 3 LAUGESEN Sue MGI
5 HUTCHINSON Mitchell SHO
4 WEBBY Lynda RGA

5 WOOFF Eleanor CHC

70m Barebow - Men

55m Recurve - Intermediate Men Rank Archer Name Club

Rank Archer Name Club 1 HOOLE Kerry MGAC
1 HADA Chisora MAC
2 MCLEAN Ben MGAC 2 ROSENDALE Doug MAC
3 COOK Benjamin MGAC
4 GRIFFITHS Ryley ELL 3 ANDERSON Vaughan MGAC
5 MCGUIRE Max AAC
4 WAY John MGAC

5 CAMPBELL Irving TCAC

40m Recurve - Cub Men 60m Barebow - Women

Rank Archer Name Club Rank Archer Name Club
1 VOIGT Meike MGAC
1 COLLETT Alex RGA 2 MARTIN Sonia MAN

2 GRIFFITHS Ryley ELL

3 BOOTHROYD Cameron DUN

4 MCGUIRE Max AAC

5 WESTON Zac AAC

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60m Barebow - Masters 50 - 64 Men 70m Compound - Cadet Men 70m Compound - Women

Rank Archer Name Club Rank Archer Name Club Rank Archer Name Club

1 BRYCE Dennis LAK 1 SYME Andrew LAK 1 RANDLE Elizabeth ROT

2 HOOLE Kerry MGAC 2 NIZIOL Adam MGAC 2 WALKER Lisa MSY

3 WAY John MGAC 3 JONES Ryan STH 3 SCOTT Barbara GWD

4 WRIGHT David SHO 4 TRIM Ben LAK 4 UNDERDOWN Chloe GIS

5 CORRIGAL Hector MSY 5 COX Brodie MSY 5 HUFF Leah MSY

6 BAM Hanlie RAN

25m Barebow - Cub Men 55m Compound - Intermediate Men 7 MITCHELL Anne ROS

Rank Archer Name Club Rank Archer Name Club 8 KALUZNA Agata STH
1 WAY Benjamin MGAC 1 WESFORD Levi LAK
2 YOUNG Jensen UNA 9 LAINCHBURY Linda MSY
3 LIGHT Jack DSA
4 STEWART Max FCA 10 GAMBLE Eirean MSY
5 SYME Andrew LAK
25m Barebow - Kiwi Men 11 DENTON Abi LAK

Rank Archer Name Club 12 SENIOR Annemaree DUN
1 WAY Alexander MGAC
13 GUEST Fiona AAC

14 BARCLAY Kathy ROT

60m Longbow - Men 40m Compound - Cub Men 15 EVANS Bev MAC

Rank Archer Name Club Rank Archer Name Club 70m Compound - Junior Women
1 DAY Darren TCAC 1 YOUNG Jenson UNA
2 CHAN Roger WHT 2 NORMAN-HEWLETT A MGAC Rank Archer Name Club
3 DECK John MGAC 3 WESFORD Levi LAK 1 WASSILIEFF Isabella MAC
4 DITTERT Logan MAC 2 TUCKER Lauren GGWA
60m Longbow - Women 5 LIGHT Jack DSA 3 RONGOKEA Tiana MAC
4 DENTON Abigail LAK
Rank Archer Name Club
1 MARTIN Sonia MAN 25m Compound - Kiwi Men

90m Compound - Men Rank Archer Name Club 60m Compound - Cadet Women
1 YOUNG Ayrton UNA
Rank Archer Name Club 2 GRIFFITHS Charlie ELL Rank Archer Name Club
1 ARGYLE Emma MAC
1 BARCLAY Marcus ROT 2 TUCKER Lauren GGWA
3 WASSILIEFF Isabella MAC
2 VAN TONDER Riku LAK 7M0emn Compound - Masters 50 - 64 4 RONGOKEA Tiana MAC

3 SHEERIN Dean MSY Rank Archer Name Club

4 LEOTA Fred MGAC 1 WASSILIEFF Kim MAC

5 VAN TONDER Rynard LAK 2 YOUNG Gary TCAC W55ommCeonmpound - Intermediate

6 BAM Gustav Kallie RAN 3 CLARK Neville TCAC Rank Archer Name Club
1 ROGAN Delta STH
7 ROODT Lorne UNA 4 MCMILLAN Rob WAC 2 MOWBRAY Alyssa WAS
3 REDGROVE Sophia AAC
8 HUDSON Samuel MGAC 5 ROGERS Kenny CHC

9 SHUKER Bruce TAC

10 GARMONSWAY Kelvin MSY 60m Compound - Masters 65+ Men

11 ROWE Brian LAK Rank Archer Name Club 40m Compound - Cub Women

12 MILLS Darryl RGA 1 DAVIDSON Fred RRGC Rank Archer Name Club
1 MOWBRAY Alyssa WAS
13 NIZIOL Adam MGAC 2 HOUSTON Ray MAC 2 GREENAWAY Mariella AAC

14 RUSSELL Andrew AAC 3 LINDSAY Andy AAC

15 HALLIDAY William GIS 4 THOMSON Michael RGA

90m Compound - Junior Men 5 HORN Kevin TGAA 6W0ommCeonmpound - Masters 50 - 64

Rank Archer Name Club Rank Archer Name Club

1 HUDSON Samuel MGAC 1 BAM Hanile RAN

2 EVANS Nic MAC 2 EVANS Beverley MAC

3 DITTERT Ryan MAC 3 BARCLAY Kathy ROT

4 MILLS Lachlan RGA 4 MITCHELL Anne ROS

5 COOKSLEY Isaac GWD 5 YOUNG Sonia TCAC

5W5ommCeonmpound - Masters 65+

Rank Archer Name Club
1 MCMILLAN Maureen MGI

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Judges Directory

JUDGES

Senior Judges Judges

Anne Mitchell [email protected] Ashleigh Paap [email protected]
Colin Marshall [email protected] David Huddlestone [email protected]
Colin Mitchell [email protected] Ed Gough [email protected]
Colin Tucker [email protected] Julie Baker [email protected]
David Croskery [email protected] Paul Kirton [email protected]
Les Jones [email protected] Tony Kemp [email protected]
Logan Andrew [email protected]

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Club Directory
AUCKLAND DISTRICT WELLINGTON DISTRICT SOUTH ISLAND DISTRICT
Auckland District Archery Wellington Archery Association South Island District Archery
Association [email protected] Association
www.adaa.co.nz Greenwood Archers [email protected]
[email protected] www.greenwoodarchers.co.nz AimTru Archers
Auckland Archery Club [email protected] www.aimtruarchers.com
www.aucklandarchery.org.nz Mana Archery Club [email protected]
[email protected] www.facebook.com/ Christchurch Archery Club
Lakeview Archers ManaArcheryClub www.archerychch.co.nz
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Massey Archery Club Manawatu Archery Club Deep South Archery Club
www.masseyarchery.org.nz www.manawatuarchery.org [email protected]
[email protected] [email protected] Dunedin Archery Club
Mountain Green Archery Club Marangai Archery Club www.dunedinarcheryclub.co.nz
www.mgac.co.nz marangaiarcheryclub.co.nz [email protected]
[email protected] [email protected] Ellesmere Archery Club
Shore Archery Club Randwick Archery Club www.facebook.com/
shorearchery.co.nz www.randwick-archery.org.nz EllesmereArcheryClub/
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
ECBOPAA DISTRICT Rifle Rod Gun Club & Archery Geraldine Archery Club
Eastern Central Bay of Plenty Archery www.rrgc.org.nz www.geraldinearchery.co.nz
Association [email protected] [email protected]
www.sportsground.co.nz/ecbopaa Trentham Camp Archery Club Grey Goose Wing Archery Society
[email protected] www.trenthamarchery.co.nz www.ggw-archery.weebly.com
[email protected] [email protected]
Rosebank Archery Club
Gisborne Archery Club Wairarapa Archers Society [email protected]
www.sportsground.co.nz/ [email protected] Sherwood Bush Archery Club
gisbornearchery Wanganui Archery Club [email protected]
[email protected] www.wanganuiarchery.co.nz Southland Archery Inc
Richmondvale Archers [email protected] [email protected]
www.sportsground.co.nz/ Massey University Archery Club Timaru Archery Club
richmondvalearchery [email protected] timaruarchery.weebly.com
richmondvalearcheryhb2k13@gmail. [email protected]
com
River Glade Archers
[email protected]

Rotorua Archery Club
www.rotoruaarchery.club
[email protected]

Tauranga Archers
[email protected]

Whakatane Archery Club
[email protected]
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