ArcheryNSW still has the following positions which remain casual vacancies: Secretary, Tournament Coordinator, Recorder, Inclusions Sports Coordinator (Disabilities) & Member Protection Information Officer. We have a great team currently; however, it would be even better if we could disseminate the workload. If you are willing to assist, can you please send an expression of interest to the President – [email protected].
The portal has reopened and will close 10th January 2024, so that orders can be supplied in time for Youth members attending the National Youth Championships between 27th March & 1st April. Order will be sent directly to your club for pick up.
Sports Community provide training and knowledge, both in person and online, to clubs and their volunteers.
They do this by:
Sports Community’s vision is to help build thriving local communities. They want to assist sports clubs by giving club volunteers the extensive knowledge and training they need. Above all, Sports Community want them to achieve amazing results, on and off the field.
They passionately believe healthy local sports clubs play a vital role within all local and regional communities. So, Sports Community enthusiastically work with volunteers Australia-wide to help them achieve their objectives.
They do everything from walking you through the process of obtaining grants funding to giving you details about the best kind of trivia night to hold. Sports Community is here to provide expert advice on how to make your club consistently and sustainably successful.
If you have any questions about any of the services Sports Community provide, please send them an email at [email protected] for more information and assistance.
Ross Herron Memorial Shield
The memorial shield was first awarded in 1998 to acknowledge the best performing club.
Each time a member competes in a division within a competition event, as per the A.A. Rules. 3 points are awarded for 1st, 2 points for 2nd, 1 point for 3rd places in all events registered with Archery Australia through AcheryNSW
as Tournaments, approved and listed on the NSW Calandar of events (excluding National Championship events).
Current results (From 1 January to 31 March 2022)
Perpetual Trophy for Outright winners awarded to the archer who has obtained the highest score at the State Field Championships in the following disciplines from the red peg.
Date: 16 & 17 April 2022
Host: Armidale Field Archers
Female Recurve: Ella-Rose Carson (Armidale Archers). Score: 618 points
Male Recurve: Nicholas Kyriazis (Northern Archers). Score: 682 points
Male Compound: Dennis Carson (Armidale Archers). Score: 780 points
Female Compound: Alyssa Mollema (Warringah Archers). Score: 708 points
Date: Sunday 13 February 2022
Location: Sydney Olympic Park Archers
A Talent Identification Day is a unique opportunity for prospective athletes to experience a full day at Archery Australia Regional Development Program (AARDP) without the commitment of a formal enrolment and without having to complete an enrolment interview.
A Talent Identification Day allows athletes to spend a day with the current AARDP athletes. They can see how the other athletes interact with each other, and with coaches. In this way the reality of the program can be experienced by the athlete firsthand.
The Talent Identification athlete also gets to experience the way the coaches go about their jobs, and to see if that fits in with their own way of learning.
To attend a Talent Identification Day at AARDP you must fill out an application form. Please note that this is an application form only and not an enrolment form. An enrolment interview follows a successful trial period.
To download an application form, click here. Please send completed application form to [email protected]
Commonwealth Games NSW is offering $1,000 grants to one female and one male athlete from each of the 22 sports and para-sports on the 2022 Commonwealth Games program (in England and India). Archery will be a part of the India based Commonwealth Games, so we encourage all youth archers between 13-19 to apply.
The CGNSW Athlete Grant, first awarded in 2016, provides financial assistance for young ‘up and coming’ NSW athletes. The program targets athletes that have not received significant funding from other peak bodies, eg AIS, NSWIS, NSWOC, state or national sporting bodies or via individual sponsorships.
Nominations close 30th April, 2021. Each sport and para-sport on the upcoming Commonwealth Games program is entitled and encouraged to submit 1 x female nomination and 1 x male nomination. Such nominations can only be submitted from organisations that are currently affiliated with CGNSW.
In recognition of the outstanding contribution of past President Alex Fulcher, the CGNSW Executive shall consider from amongst all the grant recipients one athlete deserving of the Alex Fulcher Award. Such athlete shall receive an additional $1,000 grant.
The CGNSW Athlete Grant program is sustainable and ongoing. The Division will award the grants every second year.
Each nomination shall comply with the following criteria:
Looking to develop your archery? Or dreaming of representing Australia? The Archery Australia Regional Development Programs (RDP) might be for you. As a nationally focused program, it aims to provide a clear pathway for athletes who demonstrate a commitment and drive to be internationally competitive.
The RDP is the first step on the Archery Australia path to the High Performance team. Our pathway defines the journey an athlete may take towards international success.
ArcheryNSW is pleased to be involved with this program and have set dates on the 2021 Calendar for RDP Days.
For more information CLICK HERE or contact Anthony Maxworthy at [email protected]
Although there were very few tournaments or opportunities during 2020 to shoot the required scores for Elite status ASNSW are pleased to advise the following people have achieved Elite status.
These classification awards are available for target, field, indoor and clout Archery.
In order to attain these awards, athletes must shoot specific rounds recognised and listed in Archery Australia’s classification table and/or World Archery rules during that calendar year. The rounds must be shot a minimum of three times at QREs or tournament events with all scores equalling to or higher than the required rating levels.
Rating levels are listed in Archery Australia’s rating table and Score Index software which is available online in the Archers diary.
The ANSW recorder will monitor the performance of the archers throughout the Calendar year and those who have attained Elite classification status will be recognised for their achievements at the State Presentation Night at no cost to the archer.
A full list will be published in January every year for Elite Class Levels in each discipline.
ArcheryNSW is seeking Expression of Interest from members interested in the role of ArcheryNSW Team Manager for the 2024 National Youth Championships being held in Tuggeranong, ACT. Ideally previous experience in managing a team is to be desired.
Those wishing to be considered should send their expressions of interest to the Youth Coordinator – [email protected] by the 12th December, 2023.
