I have had numerous record claims since taking over and it has become clear that some people aren't too sure about how to claim records. Here are some pointers,

  • Records can be claimed only by members of Hampshire Archery Association.
  • Records must only be claimed for the Age Category that the archer has entered as.
  • Records need to be claimed within 6 months of the shoot taking place. Records cannot be claimed retrospectively
  • Records must be shot at 'open' shoots. Closed/Invitational shoots will not be accepted.
  • Competitions must also have a Judge or Field Captain
  • More than 1 record can be taken in a single day for example for any WA1440 you could claim 7 records. The round itself, the long metric, short metric and all four individual distances.
  • On Imperial distances (York, Hereford, Bristol's) you can also claim for the corresponding National round (a picture of the score sheet MUST be supplied for the record to be ratified)
  • When claiming you must include the results sheet and a picture of the applicable score sheet. The score sheet is very helpful should any tie break happen.
  • A website link may be used; however it is the Archer claiming responsibility to supply. The Records Officer will not search for results not included.
  • All records can be claimed via Email or Post as long as all relevant information is included
  • There is no 'Record Claim Form'. this became obsolete when email became the primary form for claiming.
  • Records can be emailed to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. although you might get a reply from my personal account confirming/denying the record

 

    • Tie breaks will be decided as follows. 

(i) Archery GB Imperial Rounds.

Award Based On 1st Tie Break 2nd Tie Break
Score Hits Golds
 Hits  Score  Golds
 Golds  Score  Hits


(ii) Archery GB Metric Rounds

Award Based On 1st Tie Break 2nd Tie Break
Score Tens (inc X's) X's
Tens X's Score

 

About

Hampshire Archery Association is the home of archery in Hampshire, the Isle of Wight and the Channel Islands in the UK. The Association is affiliated to SCAS (Southern Counties Archery Society) and Archery GB (GNAS) who are the governing body for the sport in the UK.

Archery is a sport for all ages and abilities and is great for families. There are over 30 archery clubs in Hampshire and most offer beginners courses. If you interested in trying archery get in touch with one of the clubs listed here.