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Newsletters (editor Peter Hine) Please click on the newsletter to view. PANDA BOWMEN NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER 2007.pdf PANDA BOWMEN NEWSLETTER JUNE 2008.pdf PANDA BOWMEN NEWSLETTER MARCH 2008.pdf PANDA BOWMEN NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER 2008.pdf PANDA BOWMEN NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER 2009.pdf PANDA BOWMEN NEWSLETTER MARCH 2010.pdf PANDA BOWMEN NEWSLETTER JUNE 2010
Panda Bowmen Monthly Handicap Please click on handicap date to view. PANDA BOWMEN MONTHLY HANDICAP RESULTS 24th APRIL 2010 PANDA BOWMEN MONTHLY HANDICAP RESULTS 29TH MAY 2010 PANDA BOWMEN MONTHLY HANDICAP RESULTS 29TH JUNE 2010
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1. Each time you shoot a round at home or away, take a target pin and stick it in the target under your name 2. White pins for Home, Red dot pins for Away. 3. When you have 3 pins under your name your handicap can be calculated 4. When you have 8 pins under your name, you are in the running for Club Champion . 5. Please place your score sheets in the Wallet provided. Your score sheet must be signed and dated, round shot and bow type . 6. If shooting away, keep a copy of your score as you shoot and remember to get it signed by the target captain. 7. Your score sheet will be collected by the Records Officer. ClassificationTo obtain a classification you need to shoot three rounds at a particular classification. To see what you need to shoot to obtain a particular classification (3rd, 2nd 1st Bowman, Master Bowman or Grand Master Bowman), look at the following page on the Yorkshire Archery Website. http://www.yorkshirearchery.co.uk/shooting.html For instance, if you click on Ladies Recurve Imperial you will see that you need to shoot 436, or greater than that, at a National Round to get a 1st Class. These Tables will also show you that some rounds do not qualify for a particular classification: for instance you cannot get a Gents 1st Class shooting a 60 yard round.
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