Archery Canada News – September 22nd 2011
Archery Canada News– September 22nd 2011
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1. Passing of Dennis Hooey
2. 2011 World Youth Archery Championship
3. 2011 3D World Championship
4. 2011 Shanghai World Cup
5. 2011 Stoke Mandeville Open
6. 2011 Pan American Games Team
7. 2011 Parapan American Games Team
8. Canadian Paralympic Committee Announces 2011 Parapan-American Games Team
9. New Canadian Records
10. Targets for Sale
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1. Passing of Dennis Hooey
It is with a heavy heart that Archery Canada announces the passing of Dennis Hooey (Lethbridge, AB), a true archery gentleman. Dennis was an avid archer, hunter, guide, camper, and fisherman. Dennis was a national and provincial champion archer who was inducted, along with his wife Jude, into the Lethbridge Sports Hall of Fame in 2007. Dennis’ obituary is on the Archery Canada website at:
www.fca.ca/en/2011-archery-news/942-in-memorium-denis-hooey-1941-2011
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2. 2011 World Youth Archery Championship
2011 Senior Compound Men’s World Champion, Chris Perkins led a strong team of 18 young Canadian archers to the 2011 World Youth Archery Championship in Legnica, Poland, August 22-28. Canada’s young archers competed well and gained valuable international experience. This bodes well for the future for these young, up-and-coming archers.
The highlight for our Canadian Team was the Junior Men’s Compound Team, comprised of Chris Perkins, Mike Kupchanko and Keenan Brown, standing atop the podium as they were presented the gold medal. In the gold medal match against the team from the Netherlands, the Canadian Team not only displayed great shooting but also true sportsmanship. A member of the Netherlands team had to be hospitalized for a minor injury prior to the start of the match. Rather than accept the gold medal by forfeit, the Canadian Team requested a delay in the match until the Netherlands team was complete and then shot the match at the end of the competition. A fine example of sportsmanship!
For full results visit: http://wayc-legnica2011.pl/index.php?lang=en
Listed below are the athletes and staff that comprised the National Team for the 2011 World Youth Archery Championships:
RECURVE BOW CATEGORY
Cadet Male - Recurve Bow Category:
· Connor SORLEY, Saskatoon, SK (Recurve bow, male)
· Gabriel VÉZINA-BOUCHER, Lasalle, QC (Recurve bow, male)
Junior Male - Recurve Bow Category: *
· Timon PARK, Toronto, ON (Recurve bow, male)
· Hamilton NGUYEN, Toronto, ON (Recurve bow, male)
· Andrew BERIAULT, Toronto, ON (Recurve bow, male)
Cadet Female - Recurve Bow Category:
· Virginie CHÉNIER, Laval, QC (Recurve bow, female)
Junior Female - Recurve Bow Category: *
· Georcy-Stéphanie THIFFEAULT-PICARD, Montréal, QC (Recurve bow, female)
· Kirsten CHULI, Mississauga, ON (Recurve bow, female)
· Molly SOLC, Joyceville, ON (Recurve bow, female)
COMPOUND BOW CATEGORY
Cadet Male - Compound Bow Category: *
· Félix DUFRESNE, Trois-Rivières, QC (Compound bow, male)
· Charles MIGNEAULT, Trois-Rivières, QC (Compound bow, male)
· Christopher GOLDEN, Tracy, NB (Compound bow, male)
Junior Male - Compound Bow Category: *
· Christopher PERKINS, Athens, ON (Compound bow, male)
· Michael KUPCHANKO, Regina, SK (Compound bow, male)
· Keenan BROWN, Winnipeg, MB (Compound bow, male)
Cadet Female - Compound Bow Category:
· Sydney, WATSON, Quesnel, BC (Compound bow, female)
Junior Female - Compound Bow Category:
· Cassandra VALLIÈRES, St. Basile-Le-Grand, QC (Compound bow, female)
· Katie, ROTH, Guelph, ON (Compound bow, female)
*Athletes in these categories competed in individual and team events.
TEAM STAFF
· Team Leader/Head Coach: Jeff GUNTER, Winnipeg, MB
· Assistant Coach: Trina SNOOKS, Riverview, NB
· Assistant Coach: Trevor FURLOTTE, Belledune, NB
· Team Assistant: Danielle JUTEAU, Laval, QC
CONGRATULATIONS to ALL ARCHERS! And THANK YOU to Team Leader, Jeff Gunter and the other staff members – Trina Snooks, Trevor Furlotte and Danielle Juteau – for their work prior to and during the Championship!
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3. 2011 3D World Championship
Canadian 3D archers reached the podium twice at the 2011 3D Archery World
Championship held in Donnersbach-Planneralm, Austria (August 31st - September 3rd).
Peter Garrett (Manotick, ON) won gold in the Men’s Instinctive Bow category while Tim
Watts (Peterborough, ON) captured the silver medal in the Men’s Compound Bow
category.
“Standing on top of the podium with the national anthem playing and hearing my
Canadian teammates singing O Canada, was the most amazing feeling”, stated Garrett.
“I am absolutely thrilled and proud.” Watts was equally thrilled and proud to have
represented Canada and bring home a medal. “This has been an incredibly amazing
experience” stated Watts.
Watts’ compound bow teammates Tim Mearns (Cremona, AB) and Al Campsall
(Williams Lake, BC) finished 27th and 31st respectively.
2009 World Championship bronze medallist Samantha Wright (Quesnel, BC) led the Canadian Compound Women’s team with a 16th place finish. Tracey Klettl (Cremona, AB) finished 17th while
Renée Brouillette (Sudbury, ON) rounded out the Canadian results with a 21st place finish.
In the Longbow Men’s category, Brock Paton (Osoyoos, BC) finished 38th.
“We were quietly confident that the Team could do well”, said Team Leader Ann Neumeyer (Nobleford, AB). “Peter and Tim certainly proved our optimism to be true. I am very proud of all our archers.”
Listed below are the athletes and staff comprising the National Team for the 2011 3D Archery World Championship:
· Brock PATON (Osoyoos, BC) – Longbow Men
· Al CAMPSALL (Williams Lake, BC) - Compound Men
· Tim MEARNS (Cremona, AB) - Compound Men
· Tim WATTS (Peterborough, ON) – Compound Men
· Renée BROUILLETTE (Sudbury, ON) - Compound Women
· Tracey KLETTL (Cremona, AB) - Compound Women
· Samantha WRIGHT (Quesnel, BC) - Compound Women
· Peter GARRETT (Manotick, ON) – Instinctive Bow Men
· Ann NEUMEYER (Nobleford, AB) - Team Leader
For full results, visit: www.fita-wm.com/results.html
CONGRATULATIONS to ALL 3D Archers! And THANK YOU to Team Leader, Ann Neumeyer for her work prior to and during the Championship!
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4. 2011 Shanghai World Cup
Canadian compound bow archer Dietmar Trillus (King City, ON) brought home the silver medal from this season’s 4th World Cup of Archery event which wrapped-up Sunday in Shanghai, China. The silver medal performance clinched a spot for Trillus in the World Cup final to be held in Istanbul, Turkey this September 24th -25th.
The World Cup of Archery series began in 2006. This year marks the 3rd time Trillus has qualified for the World Cup Final since he began to compete on the circuit in 2008. He won the World Cup Final in 2008 and was crowned 2007 World Champion in the Compound Bow category.
In the gold medal match, Trillus faced his long time rival, Reo Wilde of the United States. Wilde shot a perfect score of 150 points in the match. This year marks the first time since 2006 that Wilde has reached the World Cup Final. Trillus and Wilde will continue their rivalry in two weeks time in Istanbul.
“Unfortunately, I had an equipment failure in the 3rd end and missed the target with my final arrow of the end. “I wasn’t quite into my rhythm today but Wilde certainly was on top of his game, shooting all 10s.” said Trillus. He added: “As usual it is an honour and privilege to be able to participate with the best archers in the World. It is also an honour to represent Canada and be able to compete in the World Cup Final. I’m looking forward to it!”
Four other Canadian archers also competed at the Shanghai World Cup. Ashley Wallace (Redcliff, AB) and Vanessa Lee (Toronto, ON) competed in the Women’s individual Compound and Recurve Bow categories respectively. On the men’s side, Hugh MacDonald (Vancouver, BC), a 2008 Olympic alternate archer, and Philippe Arsenault (Edmonton, AB) competed in the Men’s individual Recurve Bow category.
For full results, visit: www.archery.org
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5. 2011 Stoke Mandeville Open
Despite adverse weather conditions, Canada’s contingent of para-archers competed well at the Stoke Mandeville Open held in Stoke Mandeville, England, September 5-9.
The Stoke Mandeville Open served as a World Ranking Event and also as an opportunity for countries to secure quota spots for the 2012 Paralympic Games. Three of our athletes secured quota spots for Canada. Norbert Murphy finished 3rd in the Men’s ARW1 Compound Bow category, securing a quota spot for Canada in the category. Bob Hudson finished 4th in the Men’s Open Compound category and thereby secured a Paralympic Games quota spot for Canada in the category. Karen Van Nest finished 6th and in the process secured a quota spot for Canada in the Women’s Open Compound Bow category.
For full results visit: http://www.ianseo.net/Details.php?toId=174
Listed below are the athletes and staff comprising the Canadian contingent:
· Kevin EVANS (Jaffray, BC) – Compound Bow, Men’s Open category
· Bob HUDSON (Leoville, SK) - Compound Bow, Men’s Open category
· Alec DENYS (Warsaw, ON) - Compound Bow, Men’s Open category
· Norbert MURPHY (Vaudreuil-Dorion, QC) - Compound Bow, Men’s ARW1 category
· Karen VAN NEST (Wiarton, ON) - Compound Bow, Women’s Open category
· Lyne TREMBLAY (Magog, QC) - Recurve Bow, Women’s ARW2 category
· Susan LEMKE (Abbotsford, BC) - Team Leader
· Linda GAGNON (Magog, QC) – Team Support Staff
CONGRATULATIONS to ALL Para-Archers! THANK YOU to Team Leader, Susan Lemke for her work prior to and during the tournament! And THANK YOU to Linda Gagnon for her work as a staff member!
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6. 2011 Pan-American Games Team
Archery Canada is pleased to announce its team nominated to the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) to represent archery at the 2011 Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico.
The archery competition for the 2011 edition of the Pan American Games will take place at the Pan American Archery Stadium from October 17 to 22, 2011.
“We are really excited to go into the Pan American Games with an excellent mix of experience and youth on our team,” said Scott Ogilvie, Executive Director for Archery Canada.
A total of 64 athletes (32 men and 32 women) will compete in the recurve bow category, in both individual and team competitions.
At the previous Pan Ams in Rio de Janeiro in 2007, Canada won silver in both the men’s and women’s team competitions.
The men’s team will be comprised of two members with Olympic Games experience. Jay Lyon, a 25 year-old seasoned veteran with four World Championships and a 10th place finish in Beijing, is coming off a record 5th place finish in the men’s Individual Recurve Bow category at the 2011 World Championships – the highest ranking for a Canadian recurve archer since the introduction of match play. Joining Lyon is his 2008 Olympic teammate Crispin Duenas, as well as newcomer Patrick Rivest-Bunster who just competed in his first World Championships. Both Jay Lyon and Crispin Duenas were on the team that won a silver medal at the 2007 Pan Ams in Rio. To qualify for the 2011 Pan Am Games, the men’s recurve team finished second behind a powerful American team at the 2010 Pan Am Archery Championships, which was held at the Pan Am Games venue in Guadalajara. The team included Duenas and alternate Phillippe Arsenault, with Duenas winning a bronze medal in the men’s individual recurve category, defeating Serrano of Mexico who was 4th at the 2008 Olympic Games.
The women’s team features 2008 Olympian Marie-Pier Beaudet who will be competing with Kateri Vrakking and rookie Vanessa Lee. Beaudet and Vrakking both competed on the silver medal winning team at the 2007 Pan Am Games in Rio. As well, Beaudet and Vrakking were members of the recurve women’s team that captured the bronze medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games, while alternate Alana MacDougall was the 3rd member of the Commonwealth Games team. To qualify forthe 2011 Pan Am Games, the women’s recurve team finished 4th at the 2010 Pan American Archery Championships, therefore earning quota spots for a full women’s team for the 2011 Pan American Games. Beaudet, Vrakking and MacDougall were members of the 2010 Pan Am Championships team.
“The Pan Am Games provides a great competitive opportunity for our archers. We have a talented team that will be vying for the medal podium. We want to build on this experience and success as we head into the Olympic year,” stated Joan MacDonald, 2012 Olympic Head Coach.
The Canadian Roster for Archery at the 2011 Pan American Games:
Women’s Team
Marie-Pier BEAUDET, Lévis, QC
Vanessa LEE, Toronto, ON
Kateri VRAKKING, Etobicoke, ON
Alana MACDOUGALL, Guelph, ON - Alternate
Men's Team
Crispin DUENAS, Toronto, ON
Jay LYON, Winnipeg, MB
Patrick RIVEST-BUNSTER, Montreal, QC
Phillippe ARSENAULT, Edmonton, AB - Alternate
Coaching Staff
Joan MCDONALD, Head Coach, Richmond Hill, ON
Richard TOWLER, Manager/Assistant Coach, Mississauga, ON
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7. 2011 Parapan American Games Team
Archery Canada is pleased to announce its team nominated to the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) to represent archery at the 2011 Parapan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico, November 12 to 20, 2011.
The Canadian Team will be led by 2008 Paralympian, Kevin Evans (Jaffray, BC). Evans is
a two-time World Champion, having struck gold in the Men’s Open Compound Bow category at
the 2007 and 2009 Para-Archery World Championships. In lateMay of this year, Evans was
named World Archery’s Athlete of the Week because of his early season success at the
international level. In addition to his World Champion titles, Evans is the holder of two world
records in his category. He also competes in many domestic and international tournaments
against able-bodied competitors.
Evans will be joined by fellow Canadian archers Bob Hudson (Leoville, SK) and Lyne
Tremblay (Magog, QC). Tremblay, a 2008 Paralympian, is looking to be in the medal hunt in the
Women’s Recurve Bow ARW2 category and in the process, secure a quota spot for the 2012
Paralympic Games. Hudson has had a strong 2011 season, following a season-ending injury in
2010. At the recent Stoke Mandeville Open held in Stoke Mandeville, England, Hudson had a
season’s best score and placement (4th place) and thereby secured a Paralympic Games quota
spot for Canada in the Men’s Open Compound category.
Listed below are the athletes and staff comprising the Parapan American Games Archery Team:
· Kevin EVANS (Jaffray, BC) – Compound Bow, Men’s Open category
· Bob HUDSON (Leoville, SK) - Compound Bow, Men’s Open category
· Lyne TREMBLAY (Magog, QC) - Recurve Bow, Women’s ARW2 category.
· Vladimir KOPECKY (Kimberley, BC) - Team Leader
· Linda GAGNON (Magog, QC) – Team Support Staff
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8. Canadian Paralympic Committee Announces 2011 Parapan American Games Team
The Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) celebrated Sports Day in Canada by announcing its high-performance team that will be competing in the 2011 Parapan American Games as well as its grassroots initiative to get more Canadians involved in parasport.
One of the largest teams in its history, a total of 213 members, will make up the Canadian team which will compete at the 2011 Parapan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico, from November 12 to 20, 2011.
On the grassroots side, the CPC is marking Sports Day with the launch of a new online portal, www.paralympic.ca/getinvolved, with information on getting involved in parasport, whether as a coach, athlete, guide, official, volunteer or as a teacher, parent or health care provider.
About Team Canada at the Guadalajara 2011 Parapan American Games
The Canadian delegation includes 126 athletes, seven guides and 80 officials (coaches, managers, support staff, mission staff).
Canada's Chef de Mission is Rob Needham (CPC's Executive Director, Sport) and Assistant Chef de Mission is Jennifer Larson (CPC's Director of Sport).
"The Parapan American Games represent a crucial stage in the athlete development pathway, providing invaluable international multi-sport Games experience," said Needham. "Every Canadian athlete will be representing their country proudly in Guadalajara."
"These Games are a building block towards future Games and as such, Team Canada includes a mix of veteran athletes with previous Paralympic experience, along with some younger, developing athletes looking to compete in their first international multi-sport Games."
Future Games athletes for which athletes are preparing include the London 2012 Paralympic Games, the Toronto 2015 Parapan American Games and the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.
For some team sports, Guadalajara serves as a direct qualifier for the London 2012 Paralympic Games, including Wheelchair Basketball and Sitting Volleyball. For individual sports, Guadalajara is one of multiple international competitions at which athletes can qualify leading up to the London 2012 Paralympic Games.
Canada will compete in 11 of the 13 sports in Guadalajara: Archery, Athletics, Boccia, Cycling, Goalball, Judo, Sitting Volleyball (men's team), Swimming, Table Tennis, Wheelchair Basketball (men's and women's teams) and Wheelchair Tennis. Canada did not qualify to compete in Soccer (5-a-side) and Powerlifting.
Canada's record at the Parapan American Games
At the 2007 Parapan American Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Canada finished with a total of 112 medals: 49 gold, 37 silver and 26 bronze. The result placed Canada second in the country standings behind host Brazil.
In Mar del Plata in 2003, Canada placed fifth overall with 23 medals (13 bronze, seven silver, three gold).
In Mexico City in 1999, Canada placed ninth overall with 10 medals (four bronze, three silver, three gold).
International and Domestic Development of Parasport
The Canadian Paralympic Committee is committed to the development of parasport both domestically and internationally. Competitions like the 2011 Parapan American Games are an invaluable occasion to build awareness and opportunities for athletes with a disability.
Physical activity plays a critical role in the overall health and independence of people with a disability. The Canadian Paralympic Committee has launched a new online portal with information on how Canadians can get involved in parasport, whether as a coach, athlete, guide, official, volunteer or as a parent, teacher or healthcare provider.
To learn more, please visit Paralympic.ca/getinvolved.
To follow Team Canada at the Guadalajara 2011 Parapan American Games, please visit Paralympic.ca.
About the Canadian Paralympic Committee: The Canadian Paralympic Committee is a non-profit, private organization with 46 member sports organizations dedicated to strengthening the Paralympic movement. The Canadian Paralympic Committee's vision is to be the world's leading Paralympic nation. Its mission is to lead the development of a sustainable Paralympic sport system in Canada to enable athletes to reach the podium at the Paralympic Games. By supporting Canadian Paralympic athletes and promoting their success, the Canadian Paralympic Committee inspires all Canadians with a disability to get involved in sport through programs delivered by its member organizations. For more information, visit www.paralympic.ca.
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9. New Canadian Records
Master 60+Men Compound: Roger Garrod, Dugald, MB in a FITA Field-24 targets with a score of 217 (CO). 2011-08-10
Senior Men’s ARST Compound: Kevin Evans, Jaffray, BC in a FITA Field-24 targets with a score of 393 (CC-CO). 2011-08-10
Senior Women’s Compound: Ashley Wallace, Redcliff, AB in a FITA Field-24 targets with a score of 379 (CC-CO). 2011-08-10
Cadet Women’s Compound: Catherine Robert, Montréal, QC in a FITA Field-24 targets with a score of 372 (CC-CO). 2011-08-10
Cadet Women’s Recurve: Virginie Chénier, Laval, QC in a FITA Field-24 targets with a score of 346 (CC-CO). 2011-08-10
Cadet Men’s Recurve: Conner Sorley, Saskatoon, SK in a FITA Field-24 targets with a score of 340 (CC-CO). 2011-08-10
Pre-cub Girl’s Compound: Lindsay Cannon, Prince Albert, SK in a FITA Field-24 targets with a score of 306 (CC). 2011-08-10
Cub Girl’s Compound: Alana Tollenaar, Spruce Grove, AB in a FITA Field-24 targets with a score of 370 (CC). 2011-08-10
Cub Boy’s Compound: Tristan Moran, Prince Albert, SK in a FITA Field-24 targets with a score of 387 (CC-CO). 2011-08-10
Pre-cub Boy’s Recurve: Rémi Gervais, Montréal, QC in a CDN-720 round with a score of 638 (CC). 2011-08-13
Pre-cub Boy’s Compound: Wacey Townsend Lethbridge, AB in a CDN-720 round with a score of 681 (CC). 2011-08-13
Pre-cub Girl’s Compound: Lindsay Cannon, Prince Albert,SK in a Canadian 720 round with a score of 607 (CC), in a CDN 1440 round with a score of 334(CC) at 30m, 334(CC) at 25m, 322(CC) at 25 m, 338(CC) at 20m and a total score of 1328(CC). 2011-08-12/13
Cub Girl’s Compound: Alana Tollenaar, Spruce Grove, AB in a CDN-720 round with a score of 652(CC). 2011-08-13
Cub Boy’s Compound: Justin Evans, Jaffray, BC in a CDN-720 round with a score of 666(CC) and in a CDN 1440 round with a tie-score of 359(CC) at 20m. 2011-08-12/13
Cub Boy’s Recurve: David Van Der Spek, Calgary, AB in a CDN-720 round with a score of 636(CC) and in a CDN 1440 round with a score of 349 at 20m. 2011-08-12/13
Cadet Women’s Recurve: Virginie Chénier, Laval, QC in a FITA-720 round with a score of 629(CC-CO) and in a FITA 1440 round with a score of 311(CC) at 60m, 327(CC) at 50m, and a total score of 1285(CC). 2011-08-12/13
Cadet Women’s Compound: Catherine Robert, Montréal, QC in a FITA-720 round with a score of 632(CC). 2011-08-13
Cadet Men’s Recurve: Conner Sorley, Saskatoon, SK in a FITA-720 round with a score of 619(CC). 2011-08-13
Cadet Men’s Compound: Tyson MacKrell, Battleford,SK in a FITA-720 round with a score of 658(CC). 2011-08-13
Junior Women’s Recurve: Georcy-Stéphanie Thiffeault-Picard, Montréal, QC in a FITA-720 round with a score of 576(CC). 2011-08-13
Junior Women’s Compound: Cassandra Vallières, St-Basile-LeGrand, QC in a FITA-720 round with a score of 630(CC-CO). 2011-08-13
Junior Men’s Recurve: Timon Park, Toronto, ON in a FITA-720 round with a score of 608(CC).2011-08-13
Junior Men’s Compound: Christopher Perkins, Athens, ON in a FITA-720 round with a score of 695(CC) and in a FITA 1440 round with a score of 360-23x (CC) at 30m and a total score of 1385(CC). 2011-08-12/13
Senior Women’s Recurve: Marie-Pier Beaudet, Lévis, QC in a FITA-720 round with a score of 631(CC). 2011-08-13
Senior Women’s Compound: Ashley Wallace, Redcliff, AB in a FITA-720 round with a score of 665(CC). 2011-08-13
Senior Women’s Compound: Shelley Smith, Prince Albert, SK in a FITA 1440 round with a tie score of 356(CC) at 30m. 2011-08-12
Senior Women’s ARST Compound: Karen Van Nest, Wiarton, ON in a FITA-720 round with a score of 644(CC-CO) and in a FITA 1440 round with a score of 311(CC) at 70m, 327(CC) at 60m, 319(CC) at 50m, 347(CC) at 30m and a total score of 1304(CC). 2011-08-12/13
Senior Men’s Compound: Andrew Fagan, Ajax, ON in a FITA-720 round with a score of 697(CC). 2011-08-13
Senior Men’s ARST Compound: Kevin Evans, Jaffray, BC in a FITA-720 round with a score of 672(CC-CO). 2011-08-13
Senior man ARW2 Compound: Bob Hudson from Leoville, SK. in a FITA-720 round with a score of 664(CC-CO) and in a FITA 1440 round with a score of 311(CC-CO) at 90m. 321(CC) at 70m. 329(CC-CO) at 50m. and the total of 1306(CC-CO). 2011-08-12/13
Senior Men’s ARW2 Compound: Robert Cox, Winnipeg, MB in a FITA 1440 round with a score of 348(CC-CO) at 30m. 2011-08-12
Senior Men’s ARW1 Compound: Norbert Murphy, Brossard, QC in a FITA-720 round with a score of 613(CC-CO) and in a FITA 1440 round with a score of 328(CC) at 60m, 321(CC-CO) at 50m, 343(CC) at 30m and a total score of 1306(CC). 2011-08-12/13
Master Women’s Compound: Chris Bender, Swift Current, SKin a FITA-720 round with a score of 451(CC). 2011-08-13
Master Men’s Compound: John Schleppe, Calgary, AB in a FITA-720 round with a score of 659(CC). 2011-08-13
Master Men’s Recurve: James Warburton, Toronto, ON in a FITA 1440 round with a score of 296(CC-CO) at 60m and a total score of 1144(CC). 2011-08-12
Master Men’s Recurve: Roger Garrod, Dugald, MB in a FITA-720 round with a score of 558(CC).2011-08-13
Senior Men’s Recurve Team: Jason Lyon, Crispin Duenas and Hugh MacDonald with a score of 226 at Ogden World Cup. 2011-08-06.
Cadet Women’s Compound: Sydney Watson, Quesnel, BC in a FITA-50m round for compound with a score of 679 (CO). 2011-08-28 Youth World Championship 2011
Cadet Women’s Compound: Sydney Watson, Quesnel, BC in a FITA elimination match-15 arrows with a score of 142. 2011-08-28 Youth World Championship 2011
Junior woman compound : Sydney Watson from Quesnel, BC. in a FITA-50m. round for compound with a score of 679 (CO). 2011-08-28 Youth World Championship 2011
Junior woman compound : Sydney Watson from Quesnel, BC. in a FITA elimination match-15 arrows with a score of 142. 2011-08-28 Youth World Championship 2011
Senior Women’s Compound: Sydney Watson, Quesnel, BC in a FITA elimination match-15 arrows with a tie- score of 142. 2011-08-28 Youth World Championship 2011
Junior Women’s Compound: Sydney Watson, Quesnel, BC in a CDN 900 round with a score of 292 at 55m and a total score of 881. 2011-06-26
Junior Men’s Compound Team: Keenan Brown, Michael Kupchanko and Christopher Perkins at the 2011 Youth World Championship with a score of 232. 2011-08-28
Cadet Men’s Compound Team: Félix Dufresne, Christopher Golden and Charles Migneault at the 2011 Youth World Championship with a score of 181. 2011-08-28
Mixed Team Compound Junior: Christopher Golden and Sydney Watson at the 2011 Youth World Championship with a score of 151. 2011-08-28
Mixed team Compound Cadet: Christopher Golden and Sydney Watson at the 2011 Youth World Championship with a score of 151. 2011-08-28
Cadet Men’s Compound: Christopher Golden, Tracy, NB in an elimination match-15 arrows with a score of 143(CC-CO). 2011-08-14
Cadet Men’s Compound: Tyson MacKrell, Battleford,SK in an elimination match-15 arrows with a score of 143(CC-CO). 2011-08-14
Senior Women’s Compound: Charlene Parlee, Sussex Corner, NB in an elimination match-15 arrows with a score of 142(CC-CO). 2011-08-14
Junior Men’s Compound: Christopher Perkins, Athens, ON in an elimination match-15 arrows with a score of 148(CC-CO). 2011-08-14
Master Men’s Compound: Tom Riley, Dartmouth, NS in an elimination match-15 arrows with a score of 139(CC). 2011-08-14
Master Men’s Compound: John Schleppe, Calgary, AB in an elimination match-15 arrows with a score of 139(CC). 2011-08-14
Senior Women’s ARST Compound: Karen Van Nest, Wiarton, ON in an elimination match-15 arrowns with a score of 132(CC-CO) 2011-08-14
Senior Men’s ARST Compound: Kevin Evans, Jaffray, BC in an elimination match-15 arrows with a score of 142(CC-CO). 2011-08-14
Master 60+ Women’s Recurve: Ghislaine Hugron, Montréal-Nord, QC in a FITA 1440 round with a score of 278 at 60m, 317 at 50m, 268 at 40m, 312 at 30m and a total score of 1175. 2011-08-27
Master Men’s Compound: Allan R. Wills, Victoria, BC in a CDN 1200 round with a tie-score of 298 at 40m. 2011-08-27
Master 60+ Men’s Compound: Allan R. Wills, Victoria, BC in a CDN 1200 round with a tie-score of 298 at 40m. 2011-08-27
Master 60+ Men’s Compound: Allan R. Wills, Victoria, BC in a FITA Field 24 targets with a score of 362. 2011-08-28
Senior Women’s ARST Compound: Karen Van Nest, Wiarton, ON in a FITA-720 round with a score of 659. 2011-08-27
Master Men’s Compound: John Schleppe, Calgary, AB in a FITA 1440 round with a score of 343 at 60m. 2011-08-06
Cub Boy’s Recurve: David Van Der Spek, Calgary, AB in a FITA 1440 round with a score of 342 at 40m. and the total of 1340. 2011-08-06
Cub Boy’s Recurve: David Van Der Spek, Calgary, AB in a FITA-720 round with a score of 652. 2011-08-07
Cadet Men’s Recurve: David Van Der Spek, Calgary, AB in a FITA-720 round with a score of 640. 2011-09-04
Congratulations to all!
Christiane Murphy
Canadian Records Coordinator
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10. Targets for Sale
As mentioned in previous issues of Archery Canada News, Archery Canada is getting out of the business of selling targets. The following targets are available for sale at a reduced price:
- Item A243 – 40 cm Vertical 3-spot
Price: $0.25 per target. 3,000 remaining.
Reduced prices are per target, regardless of the total number of targets ordered. If interested in purchasing targets, please contact Scott Ogilvie at the Archery Canada National Office -
email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ; phone: 613-260-2113.
