Issue 551
Trans-Tasman win Youth and Senior World Championships coverage Berlin World Cup Tokyo Test event Around the World in 68 Days The European Adventure …and so much more! Download the full …
Issue 551 Read MoreThe New Zealand Target Archery Magazine
Trans-Tasman win Youth and Senior World Championships coverage Berlin World Cup Tokyo Test event Around the World in 68 Days The European Adventure …and so much more! Download the full …
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Outdoor Nationals 2019 Riku van Tonder third at Vegas Coaches of the Year 2018 New Life Members Selection results … and so much more! Download the full copy using this …
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Read all about our GOLD at the 2010 World Cup in Shanghai, featuring our men’s compound athlete Shaun Teasdale. This issue also contains a feature articles on whether amateur sport …
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Read all about the exciting time we had at the 2009 World Championships in Ulsan, Korea, where Auckland archer Steve Clifton secured New Zealand’s first senior medal at the World …
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Read all about our GOLD at the 2009 World Cup in Antalya, featuring our incredible women’s compound athletes Mandy McGregor, Linda Lainchbury and Anne Mitchell. This issue also contains a …
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Article by Anne Mitchell. Athletes involved were: Steve Clifton, Shaun Teasdale, Stephen Florence, Yiftach Swery, Rob Peterson, Stephanie Croskery, Anne Mitchell, Mandy McGregor, with Carole Hicks and Chris Gorman as …
World Championships, Turin, Italy 2011 Read More
Article by Sandy Hughes, Team Manager. Athletes were Rachel Hughes, Cadet Women’s Compound, and Elizabeth Randle, Cadet Women’s Compound. Download the full article here. [LBS id=110]
Youth World Championships, Legnica, Poland 2011 Read More
Article by Caro Geelen, with interviews with the team that went to the World Championships in Turin, 2011. Athletes are: Robert Peterson, Steve Clifton, Anne Mitchell, Mandy McGregor, Stephanie Croskery, …
Ten Minutes with the Team 2011 Read More
Article by Caro Geelen, and thanks to Jan Jessen. Born 1910 in Huntly, Jim Hinchco was one of the greatest archers New Zealand has ever produced, with a career that …
Jim Hinchco Read More