Hi All
Due to covid restrictions being lightened, we have a training course due to start next Friday 28th January.
After training Archery GB fees will be due 
this is nothing to do with the club but is charged by the governing bodies to everyone in every club throughout the UK
If you are interested please familiarise yourself with the fees at https://www.hullarcheryclub.co.uk/fees/
And send me an email Click Here
Secret Santa Rules
After that, we’ll be closed Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, reopening the first week in January (7th)
The 300 will run from 1 November 2021 – 31 January 2022.The 300 is the perfect opportunity to mix social media and competition for all levels of archers around the UK. It is a simple 30 arrow round at 18m.***Format ***18 metres – 30-arrow round max score 300Any 40cm official target faceThe 4cm diameter 10 ring is for both compound, recurve, barebow and longbows, the 2cm diameter inner most ring is to be a 10 but scored as an X ring.In final score you will count 10s and Xs as 10s, but also record the number of Xs.Target faces – you are welcome to use any of the selection of 40cm target faces, eitherSingle spot
Triple spot (vertical)
Triple spot (triangular)
You must score your round on a new clean target face.How does social media play its part?In order to participate in this virtual competition, you must supply,A clear photograph of your target face. No practice can be done on the face you use for competition. Please ensure the photograph is taken in good, clear light so the full face can be seen.Your name
Your division
The club you shot at
The date you shot (so we can relate back to the scoring app)
The picture or time-lapse video
How do I enter?You enter by submitting this form.Please be aware that you will need to register a minimum of 48 hours prior to gaining access to the Ianseo Scoring app score sheet.How do I score the round?You will need to download the Ianseo Scoring app.Search the Google Play Store, or the Apple App Store, you will need to look for ‘Ianseo Scorekeeper’iOS Link:Android Link:This will then send the scores directly to us and we can collate all results. If you are filming and only have one phone/tablet, please print off a scoring sheet and write the score down then input the scores to the Ianseo Scoring app after you have recorded and shot your round, sending a photo of the scoring sheet and video.Please see the document below for details of how to use the app.Where can I shoot my “The 300” round?Your 300 can be shot at any indoor or outdoor Archery GB club or a private range or shop with insurance, you must be an Archery GB member to participate.Round up of the RulesYou must shoot the whole 300 round in one session.
A photograph of the target face (only the round, no practice) for submission to be accepted.
The photograph or video could be used as a marketing tool on our social media and by submitting it, you are giving permission for Archery GB to use the picture or video on social media and our website.
Any amount of 300 rounds can be submitted by a single person.
Any precautions must be kept in line with current government guidelines.
Ensure that anyone that could be in the photograph or video footage is happy to be so.
Scoring must be submitted through the Ianseo Scoring app.
Winners will be announced at the end of the virtual competition period.
All disciplines are using the larger 10 ring, and the inner 10 ring is to be scored as an X
Your 300 can be shot at any Archery GB, a private range or shop with insurance.
Rules set out by the club you are shooting at must always be followed.If you only have one phone/tablet, please score on a scoresheet, and then input the scores into the Ianseo Scoring app after filming if you choose to film.You must enter via the Google Form a minimum of 48 hours prior to completing the round, to get your scoresheet on the Ianseo Scoring app.
On behalf of the Leader of Leeds City Council, Councillor James Lewis, we are delighted to inform you about an exciting event – Team Yorkshire The Homecoming!
Olympic and Paralympic heroes will be given a homecoming to remember with a major event at the Leeds First Direct Arena on October 10. Olympians and Paralympians will take to the stage to talk about their exploits in an event hosted by 2016 Olympic medallist Nile Wilson and sports broadcaster Tanya Arnold.
Athletes attending include Jess Learmonth, Jonny Brownlee, Georgia Taylor-Brown, Jack Laugher MBE and Hannah Cockroft MBE among many others – with more athletes being confirmed daily.
Channel 4, who have just setup home in Leeds, are supporting the event – which will take place on Sunday October 10 from 3-5pm.
The event will include live entertainment including headline Yorkshire act, Starlights, along with Phoenix Dance, Yorkshire Prose live poetry and other fantastic acts.
Hull City Council have reserved an allocation of FREE tickets for community grassroots sports clubs and as such, you are invited to book up to 2 free tickets through the link below. The FREE ticket allocation is limited and will be operated on a first come, first served basis therefore if you would like to attend, please book as soon as possible to avoid disappointment! You are welcome to share this opportunity with your club members and volunteers however, we kindly request that you do not publish it on social media.
Our last club bonding night was February last year (just before COVID)…
As we’re closed over Hull Fair, I am wondering if any of our members fancy a couple of games of bowling like last time…
Bowling has always been a popular choice, as it’s something that our younger members can participate in…
If this is of any interest to our members, then let me know so we can arrange something…
It’s looking likely that the archery club can re-open after the 7th June 2021, so our first session would be Friday 11th June…
For the time being, this will be only for existing members…
I’d appreciate it if members could message me with their intentions…
Thanks