ARCHERY SOCIETY NEW SOUTH WALES INC

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1 ARCHERY SOCIETY NEW SOUTH WALES INC 2017 PRESENTATION NIGHT 1 A r c h e r y N S W

2 ACKNOWLEDGE -LIFE MEMBERS ACKNOWLEDGED AS FOLLOWS: JAMES LARVEN & WIFE JENNY LARVEN BRUCE DILLON & WIFE DOROTHY DILLON DARRYL DRAKE & WIFE CAROLINE DRAKE SPECIAL AWARDS LORRAINE COOK MEMORIAL TROPHY Lorraine Cook was a member of Illawarra Archers who died after an illness. This trophy is awarded to the most improved archer regardless of age. Clubs are asked to nominate archers according to set criteria on the Deed of Gift. This trophy was first presented in This trophy is intended to be awarded to the Most improved archer Clubs are required to submit details on the archers discipline, 1 st January 2017 to 31 st October, 2017 including a brief history on the individuals progress. Henry Malin Nominees must have competed in not less than 5 events above club level, All tournament scores are cross checked by ArcheryNSW Recorder. Ku-Ring-Gai Bowmen Inc VETERAN OF THE YEAR (JANET WILKS MEMORIAL TROPHY) Janet Wilks was a member of Ku-ring-gai Bowmen. Legend had it that she loved to shoot clout. Janet worked as a nurse at Royal North Shore Hospital. The trophy is awarded to the Veteran of the Year and was first presented in 1994 by her family shortly after she passed away. Is awarded on the Annual Performance Awards point system, excluding National Championships, which allocates points based on placings gained at State & Club tournaments on the 2017 Tournament Calendar. Craig Williams Ku-Ring-Gai Bowmen Inc 54 points 2 A r c h e r y N S W

3 Andy Firth Perpetual Trophy Andy Firth was a proud Yorkshireman and a member of Sydney Bowmen. He was a keen longbow shooter, and competed in a number of ANSW tournaments at both club and state level and competed in the 2009 World Masters Games in Sydney, earning one gold and four silver medals. Andy had a great love of Traditional archery and attended most events at Wisemans's Ferry He was also a master fletcher, making some truly beautiful arrows - including one set which had fletches representing his name in barcode. Some examples of his work have been incorporated into the Andy Firth trophy. Andy passed away in 2015 Trophy is awarded to the highest combined aggregate scores shot at the State Indoor / Field / Target & Clout throughout the year in any age group or gender competing in the longbow division. If an archer shoots in more than one division in an event, then only the highest single score from that event will be used. Robert Sheehan Liverpool City Archers 2334 points So lets kick of where several of our archers attending World Cup & Asia Cup Bangkok 20-25th March, 2017 NSW Archers James Johnstone with Kane Wilson from Warringah & Belinda Maxworthy, together with Sam Strickland from QLD headed off to compete at the Asia Cup 2 in Bangkok (Thailand). Manager Di Strickland. Belinda & Sam won a bronze medal in the mixed team s matchplay. Individual placings in the qualification event: Sam 636/36, Kane 634/39 James: 627/42 and Belinda 624/20. Some very exciting matches were held by the athletes, who gained valuable experience. 3 A r c h e r y N S W

4 2017 Youth Nationals 8-12 th April, 2017 Compound Team: Hayden Crampton (CA) Claire Crampton (CA) Maddie Boyle (PCA) Anthony Allan (CA) Bobby Barr-Jones (WAR) Blake Hayes (PCA) Peter Hearne (MON) Mitchell Campbell (WAR) Noah Shean (PCA) Eva Norton (PCA) Recurve Kane Wilson (WAR) Belinda Maxworthy (NOR) Jack Chambers-McLean (WAR) Chevyone Cheah (SOPA) Laura Trezise (SOPA) Carmelo Aslanidis (WAR) Brad Mooy (ILL) Nicholas Kyriazis Isabella Mavlian (SOPA) Rudy Doyle (SOPA) Captains: Belinda Maxworthy and Peter Hearn Team Manager: Anthony Maxworthy - Team Coach: Gregg Barr-Jones NSW: Came 2 nd in the Recurve teams with a total score of 9247 Compound team came 4 th with a total score of World Games Wroclaw Poland, th July, 2017 Field archery for Recurve and Barebow archers was introduced to the World Games in 1985 in London. The compound discipline was added in 1993 before switching from field to target in Men Barebow Recurve - Michael Fisher (NSW) Men Compound - Pat Coughlan / Danie Oosthuizen Women Compound - Sherry Gale & Louise Redman 4 A r c h e r y N S W

5 STATE INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Date 22/23 rd July hosted by Liverpool City archers with assistance from Illawarra & Warringah Archers. Perpetual Trophy for Outright winners awarded to the archer who has obtained the highest score at the State Indoor Championships in the following disciplines regardless of age. Male Recurve: Kane Wilson Warringah Archers 1136 points Female Recurve: Tayla King (Sydney Olympic Park Archers) 1119 points Male Compound: Scott Buscombe (Cessnock Target Archers) 1182 points Female Compound: Sarah Jordan (Northern Archers) 1162 points NSW Compound Team Bronze medal winners were: Scott Buscombe, Jonathon Milne, Sarah Jordan & Blake Hayes NSW Recurve Team Bronze medal winners were: Alex King, Tayla King, Belinda Maxworthy & Leanne Spencer ARCHERY AUSTRALIA ELITE CLASSIFICATIONS INDOOR Bronze: Michael Fisher (ILL), Todd Boyle (PCA) Silver: Jonathon Milne (SOPA) Gold: Madeline Boyle (PCA) Metropolitan Championships 2/13 th August, 2017, hosted by Liverpool City Archers, included with this event is a teams event, made up of 3 archers of which 1 has to be female. Compound SOPA Recurve Team SOPA Jonathon Milne 1382 Joanna Murray 1178 Vivian Gan 1256 Victor Wei 1250 Ian Asidera 1332 Marko Giang 1158 Total 3970 Total A r c h e r y N S W

6 2017 World Para and VI Archery Championships Beijing, China September W2 Compound Category: Jonathon Milne (NSW), Peter Marchant (ACT & Kevin Faulkner (TAS) W2 Recurve Category Marek Steiner (NSW) Manager / Coach: Ricci Cheah (NSW) STATE FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS 16/17 th September hosted by Armidale Field Archers 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 Male Recurve : Victor Wei (Sydney Olympic Park Archers) 654 points Female Recurve : Belinda Maxworthy (Northern Archers) 614 points Male Compound: Scott Buscombe (Cessnock Archers) 779 points Female Compound: Diann Benson (Southern Highland Archers) 680 points ARCHERY AUSTRALIA ELITE CLASSIFICATIONS 2017 FIELD Bronze: Madeline Boyle (PCA), Michael Fisher (ILL), Ian Asidera (SOPA) Silver: Hayden Crampton (CA) 2017 World Youth Archery Championships ROSARIO, ARGENTINA -2 ND 8 TH OCTOBER 2017 The team members are: Female Cadet Compound: Madeline McSwain / Niamh Jones & Aimee Faul RCW: Laura Paeglis RU20W: Belinda Maxworthy, Ella Byrne & Sarah Haywood CCM: Hamish Thompson/Lawrence Salvestro & Nathan Rowley CU20M: Matthew Everett / Duvenage DeVilliers & Harri Howden RU20M: Ben Howell & Sam Strickland Team Manager: Steve Jennison, Assistant Managers/Coach: Matt Gray / Melissa Mongan / Derek Jacobs & Coach: Coach Shih 6 A r c h e r y N S W

7 JUNIOR STATE TARGET CHAMPIONSHIPS 13 th October, 2017 hosted by Penrith City Archers Perpetual Trophy for Overall Junior Boy Target Champion (Tony Maturano Memorial Trophy) Trophy presented by the Bridges family in 2009 to honour the memory of Tony Maturano a Paralympian. Tony was also a coach and he competed in numerous tournaments until his death in early Tony was the winner posthumously of the disabled Archer of the Year in (Awarded to the highest score obtained in the Junior State Target Championships by a Male Recurve archer regardless of age and round being shot). Eddie Upston (Sydney Olympic Park Archers) Score 1310 Perpetual Trophy for Overall Junior Girl Target Champion (Grace Drake Memorial Trophy) Grace, along with husband Laurie were founders of the sport of archery in NSW. They set up the NSW Archery Society which in 1946 became known as Sydney Bowmen. In 1948 Grace and her husband formed ArcheryNSW. She was the first National Women s Champion in both Field and Target at the inaugural championships held in Sydney in The perpetual shield was first awarded to the Junior Girl Recurve Target Champion in 1997 to commemorate Grace s contribution to archery and was presented by Sydney Bowmen. Grace and Laurie s son, Darryl is currently a member of Sydney Bowmen (Awarded to the highest score obtained in the Junior State Target Championships by a Female Recurve archer regardless of age and round being shot). Chevyone Cheah (Sydney Olympic Park Archers), Score 1248 OPEN STATE TARGET CHAMPIONSHIPS 14 th October, 2017 hosted by Penrith City Archers Perpetual Trophy for Outright winners awarded to the archer who has obtained the highest score in the following disciplines in the Senior Competition. Male Recurve: Alex King (Sydney Olympic Park Archers) score of 1265 Female Recurve: Tayla King(Sydney Olympic Park Archers) - score of 1256 Male Compound: Jonathan Milne (Sydney Olympic Park archers) score of 1378 Female Compound: Sarah Jordan (Northern Achers of Sydney Inc) score of A r c h e r y N S W

8 PRESIDENTS CUP READ HOW AWARD IS PRESENTED Is awarded on the highest aggregate score of all competitors registered to the Society through their club competing in the State Target Championships Sydney Olympic Park Archers 102,375 points The Presidents Cup was first awarded in 1997 by then President, Robert Armstrong. The trophy was to encourage clubs to participate in the state target championships and is awarded for the highest aggregate score of all registered members with a single club of ASNSW at the State Target Championships, this includes Open / Junior & Veteran events ARCHERY AUSTRALIA ELITE CLASSIFICATIONS TARGET Bronze: Belinda Maxworthy (NCA), Bradley Mooy (ILL), Chevyone Cheah (SOPA), Claire Crampton (CA), David Shelton (PCA), Eddie Upston (SOPA), Elizabeth Parrington (SOPA), Gregory Taylor (CA), Emily Thomas (NEW), Jack Chambers- McLean (WAR), Kane Wilson (WAR), Kirk Graef (CA), Mark Trudgett (PCA), Mitchell Campbell (WAR), Sarah Jordan (NOR), Tayla King (SOPA),Thomas Dobson (LCA), Todd Boyle (PCA), Tyrone Digby (NOR) Silver: Anthony Allan (CA), Blake Hayes (PCA), Bradley Mooy (ILL), Gregory Taylor (CA), Kane Wilson (WAR), Sarah Jordan (NOR), Scott Buscombe (CTA), Ian Asidera (SOPA), Gold: Alyssa Mollema (CTA), Anthony Allan (CA), Hayden Crampton (CA) Jonathon Milne (SOPA), Lawrence Slavestro (GTA), Madeline Boyle (PCA), Scott Buscombe (CTA) MEXICO CITY 2017 HYUNDAI WORLD ARCHERY CHAMPIONSHIPS - 15 TH/ 22 ND OCT Recurve Men: Ryan Tyack & Taylor Worth Compound Men: Danie Oosthuizen, Justin Olexienko & Damien Sinclair Compound Women: Rachel Morgan & Louise Redman 8 A r c h e r y N S W

9 NATIONAL ARCHERY CHAMPIONSHIPS 4-6 th November, 2017 in Western Australia NSW State Team competing at National Target Champions were: Recurve: Leanne Spencer (WAR), Belinda Maxworthy, (NOR) Joanna Murray (SOPA), Tayla King (SOPA), Carmelo Aslanidis (WAR), Marco Giang (SOPA), Nicholas Kyriazis (SOPA) & Victor Wei (SOPA), Compound: Kerry Heath (CA) Manager: Anthony Maxworthy NSW RECURVE TEAM WINNING GOLD STATE CLOUT CHAMPIONSHIPS 12 th November 2017 hosted by Northern Archers of Sydney Inc Perpetual Trophy for Outright winners awarded to the archer who has obtained the highest score in the following disciplines shooting off the same distance. Male Recurve: Peter Boukouvalas (Sydney Olympic Park Archers) 547 points - 165m distance Female Recurve: Tracy Bryen (Northern Archers) 585 points 145m distance Male Compound: Brenton Neuschulz (Cessnock Target Archers) m distance Female Compound: Emily Thomas (Newcastle City Archers) 544 points 165m distance ARCHERY AUSTRALIA ELITE CLASSIFICATIONS CLOUT Bronze: Claire Crampton (CA) Silver: Tyrone Digby (NOR) 9 A r c h e r y N S W

10 PERPETUAL TROPHIES ALLROUND TROPHIES TROPHIES ARE AWARDED ON THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA 3 POINTS FOR 1 ST, 2 POINTS FOR 2 ND, 3 POINTS FOR 3 RD PLACINGS GAINED AT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING EVENTS CONTESTED TARGET, FIELD, CLOUT & INDOOR. SHOULD TWO ARCHERS TIE WITH THE SAME POINT SCORE, THEN THE AGGREGATE SCORE IS USED FOR THOSE ARCHERS ONLY TO AWARD A WINNER. Mens Allround Recurve Champion (Laurie Drake Memorial Trophy) Victor Wei (Sydney Olympic Park Archers) 5 points Most Proficient Women Recurve Archer (Rowntree Trophy) Tayla King (Sydney Olympic Park Archers) 8 points Mens Allround Compound Champion (presented by Abbey Archery) Scott Buscombe (Cessnock Target Archers) 7 points Ladies Allround Compound Champion (presented by Abbey Archery) Sarah Jordan (Northern Archers of Sydney) 6 points THIS TROPHY IS AWARDED ON THE HIGHEST AGGREGATE SCORE OF TARGET / FIELD / CLOUT / INDOOR & FLIGHT. IF NO FLIGHT IS SCHEDULED ON THE CALENDAR IT IS TAKEN FROM TARGET / FIELD / CLOUT & INDOOR IF FLIGHT IS SCHEDULED AND NO FEMALES COMPETE, THE TROPHY IS NOT AWARDED. AN ARCHER MUST COMPETE IN THE FOUR EVENTS TO BE ELIGIBLE. Ladies Allround Recurve Champion (Rowntree Trophy) Not Contested JUNIOR TROPHIES ARE AWARDED ON A POINT SYSTEM FOR U/20 & U/17 AGE GROUPS. Overall Junior Boy Recurve (Les Jones Memorial Trophy) * Nicholas Kyriazis (Sydney Olympic Park Archers) 7 points Overall Junior Girl Recurve * Laura Trezise (Sydney Olympic Park Archers) 5 points Overall Junior Boy Compound (Troy Adams Memorial Trophy) * Bradley Mooy (Illawarra Archers) 10 points Overall Junior Girl Compound (Troy Adams Memorial Trophy) * Emily Thomas (Newcastle City Archers) 11 points Troy Adams was a junior member of Penrith City Archers. Troy was tragically killed in a car accident in 1985 on his way to a tournament. During his brief archery career he was a state representative, state team captain and Australian representative. The trophies were awarded to the Overall State Champion Junior Boy & Girl Compound in 1985 by the NSW junior archers in memory of Troy. 10 A r c h e r y N S W

11 THESE TROPHIES WERE CHANGES FROM U15 IN 1995 AND AWARDED TO THE INTERMEDIATE AGE GROUP BOYS AND GIRLS ON A POINT SYSTEM. Best Allround Intermediate Compound (presented by Warringah Woodsmen) * Alyssa Mollema (Cessnock Target Archers) 12 points Best Allround Intermediate Recurve (Arthur Chapman Trophy) * Chevyone Cheah (Sydney Olympic Park Archers) 10 points Arthur Chapman owned a sports store in Rockdale in the 1950 s and 60 s and was a major supplier of archery equipment. His son Gary was a swimmer who won a bronze medal at the Melbourne Olympics in The trophy was first awarded in 1962 to the Best Allround Intermediate Recurve Archer. Best Allround Cub Competitor (awarded to the outright cub regardless of whether they are a boy / girl / recurve / compound / barebow (presented by Warringah Woodsmen) Mitchell Campbell (Warringah Archers) 12 points THE FOLLOWING TROPHY IS AWARDED ON AGGREGATE SCORES TAKEN FROM TARGET, FIELD, CLOUT & INDOOR. ALL AGE BRACKETS ARE CONSIDERED (IE U/13 COMPETES AGAINST U/20). SHOULD A JUNIOR CHANGE AGE DIVSION THROUGHOUT THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS, THEIR SCORES STILL APPLY. Best Allround Junior Boy Recurve (presented by CCS Pty Limited Malcolm & Jackson Fear) * Giorgio Vasilliades (Sydney Olympic Park Archers) Highest aggregate 3505 points Best Allround Junior Girl Recurve (presented by CCS Pty Limited Malcolm & Jackson Fear) * Chevyone Cheah (Sydney Olympic Park Archers) Highest aggregate 2906 points Best Allround Junior Boy Compound (presented by CCS Pty Limited Malcolm & Jackson Fear) * Hayden Crampton (Coast Archers) Highest aggregate 3895 points Best Allround Junior Girl Compound (presented by CCS Pty Limited Malcolm & Jackson Fear) * Madeline Boyle (Penrith City Archers) Highest aggregate 3720 points 11 A r c h e r y N S W

12 CCS Pty Limited was a company owned by Malcolm Fear. Malcolm and his son Jackson participated in the sport of archery for many years. Jackson broke many Australian records and in 1994 scored a perfect Australian Indoor I. In 1996 he was Junior World Champion and broke an Olympic record in the Teams Matchplay at Atlanta. Malcolm died tragically in 2005 and Jackson one year later. The four marble trophies were first awarded in 1991 to Best Allround Junior Boys & Girls, due to at that stage age groups changing one your birthday was reached, this award was instigate to allow scores from one age group to transfer to another throughout the year. ArcheryNSW Performance Awards 2017 In Society Tournaments points are awarded for placings 3/1 st, 2/2 nd, 1/3 rd, except when competing in a State Championship event, points are then given 5/1 st, 3/2 nd, 1/3 rd Archer Club: Division: Points: Allan Prestidge Penrith City Archers Compound Veteran Mens Division 19 Alyssa Mollema Cessnock Target Archers Compound Intermediate Girls Division 40 Ammrutha Vashetharan Sydney Olympic Park Archers Recurve Cub Girls Division 29 Anabela Robertson Coast Archers Recurve Master Womens Division 15 Belinda Maxworthy Northern Archers of Sydney Recurve Womens Division 18 Benjamin Souchaud Warringah Archers Barebow Recurve Cub Boys Division 14 Bradley Mooy Illawarra Archers Compound U20 Mens Division 44 Bradley Mooy Illawarra Archers Recurve Cadet Mens Division 8 Brodie Hatch Cessnock Target Archers Compound Cadet Mens Division 26 Chevyone Cheah Sydney Olympic Park Archers Recurve Intermediate Girls Division 39 Claire Crampton Coast Archers Compound Cub Girls Division 36 Craig Williams Ku-Ring-Gai Archers Longbow Mens Division 9 Craig Williams Ku-Ring-Gai Archers Longbow Master Mens Division 54 Elizabeth Hole Liverpool City Archers Barebow Recurve Veteran Womens Division 8 Elizabeth Hole Liverpool City Archers Recurve Veteran Womens Division 22 Emily Thomas Newcastle City Archers Compound U20 Womens Division 50 Eva Norton Penrith City Archers Compound Cub Girls Division 36 Gabbie Smith Warringah Archers Barebow Recurve Intermediate Girls Division 11 Gary Tarbrook Bellingen Archers Barebow Compound Veteran Mens Division 5 Giorgio Vasiliades Sydney Olympic Park Archers Recurve Cub Boys Division 24 Hayden Crampton Coast Archers Compound Intermediate Boys Division 30 Jack Chambers-McLean Warringah Archers Barebow Recurve Intermediate Boys Division 5 Jack Chambers-McLean Warringah Archers Recurve Intermediate Boys Division 26 Jessica Hutchinson Warringah Archers Barebow Recurve U20 Womens Division 3 John Hogben Illawarra Archers Compound Veteran+ Mens Division 21 Jonathon Milne Sydney Olympic Park Archers Compound Mens Division 21 Josie Hatch Cessnock Target Archers Barebow Compound Cub Girls Division 3 Karen Deer Illawarra Archers Longbow Master Womens Division 14 Kelvin Heath Coast Archers Recurve Master Mens Division 26 Kerry Heath Coast Archers Compound Master Womens Division 28 Kevin Girard Penrith City Archers Longbow Veteran Mens Division 28 Kim Maston Delta Archers Barebow Compound Veteran Mens Division 5 Laura Trezise Sydney Olympic Park Archers Recurve Cadet Womens Division A r c h e r y N S W

13 Laura Trezise Sydney Olympic Park Archers Recurve U20 Womens Division 5 Lilia Hutchinson Warringah Archers Barebow Recurve Master Womens Division 11 Madeline Boyle Penrith City Archers Compound Cadet Womens Division 19 Maria Wright Warringah Archers Compound Veteran+ Womens Division 19 Marilyn Clerke Illawarra Archers Barebow Recurve Veteran+ Womens Division 16 Mark Berry Illawarra Archers Barebow Recurve Master Mens Division 15 Meredith Greenham Northern Archers of Sydney Barebow Recurve Womens Division 50 Mitchell Campbell Warringah Archers Compound Cub Boys Division 37 Nick Berlyn Liverpool City Archers Barebow Recurve Veteran Mens Division 3 Norman Sim Sydney Olympic Park Archers Recurve Veteran Mens Division 14 Pearly Sim Sydney Olympic Park Archers Compound Veteran Womens Division 23 Peter Boukouvalas Sydney Olympic Park Archers Recurve U20 Mens Division 20 Rebecca Hatch Cessnock Target Archers Barebow Compound Womens Division 18 Rebekah Murray-Smith IIlawarra Archers Longbow Womens Division 14 Robert Sheehan Liverpool City Archers Longbow Veteran+ Mens Division 45 Rudy Sicha Sydney Olympic Park Archers Barebow Recurve Veteran+ Mens Division 15 Sarah Jordan Northern Archers of Sydney Compound Womens Division 24 Simon Hayman Warringah Archers Barebow Recurve Veteran Mens Division 3 Tayla King Sydney Olympic Park Archers Recurve Womens Division 18 Terry Hellyer Liverpool City Archers Recurve Veteran+ Mens Division 18 Tyrone Digby Northern Archers of Sydney Compound Master Mens Division 22 Victor Wei Sydney Olympic Park Archers Recurve Mens Division 16 William Lawlor Sydney Olympic Park Archers Barebow Recurve Mens Division 16 Willy Eggermont St. George Archers Barebow Compound Veteran+ Mens Division 5 Thanks to Simon O'Connor from Sparq Creative for printing the awards for 2016 ROSS HERRON MEMORIAL SHIELD Each time a member competes in a division within a competition event, as per the A.A. Rules. 3 points are awarded for 1 st, 2 points for 2 nd, 1 point for 3 rd places in all events posted on the NSW Calendar event (excluding Nationals). Sydney Olympic Park Archers 390 points Ross Herron was a founding member of the Archery Society of NSW. History states that Ross, the Drakes, George Scott, Dick Rutherford, and Dr.John Boorman met at the first national championships to form the Society. Ross was a member of Greenlees Archers and a life member of the Archery Society of NSW Inc. Ross also manufactured the Symphony range of bows. Ross s wife, Anne is currently a member of Greenlees. The memorial shield was first awarded in 1998 to acknowledge the best performing club 13 A r c h e r y N S W