Tuesday, 26 June 2007
Archery tournament hits the spot
Archery hunt to decrease deer population scheduled for August through
Twenty people will be selected at random to hunt in the area on the eastern edge of the base extending south from the North Gate to Hubbard Memorial Golf Course.
Interested hunters should fill out an archery deer hunt application online at www.hafbdeerhunt.com by July 31, 5:30 p.m.
Potential hunters must have a 2007 Utah Archery Hunt tag and a Wasatch Front Extended Archery Ethics Course certificate of completion before registering. The ethics course certificate is available at the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Web site, www.wildlife.utah.gov. Participants in the base hunt are subject to all laws set forth by the Big Game Proclamation published by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.
Myanmar to hold Olympic Day Run 2007 Archery Competition
Local archers will compete in men's and women's compound and recurve events in the Olympic Day Run 2007 Archery Competition scheduled on June 29 at the Kyaikkasan Archery Ground, the MAF said.
Meanwhile, the Myanmar archery team, comprising 19 archers -- six men and four women for recurve and five men and four women for compound, trained by South Korean coach Jin Su Ho since March 27, has been making preparation since last November to compete in the 24th SEA Games, the MAF said.
Of the 19 Myanmar selected archers, seven competed in the 23rd SEA Games, of which one archer got gold medal in the recurve event, it said.
Jr. US archery Olympians aim for the Heartland
"They're just normal kids, junior high, high school kids. But when they step out on the archery field, they're all elite athletes," said 2004 Archery Olympian and coach, John Magera.
Junior Archery Olympic Dream Team member Jory Schroeder came all the way from Victoria, Texas to compete. She has her sights set on the Olympics.
"That's what I'm aiming for right now. I just can't imagine it! I hope I get to be there one day," said Schroeder.
Adam Wruck and Corey Muellenbach of Minnesota have already brought home the gold after competing in the junior world games last year in Mexico.
"It was pretty cool being able to represent the U.S.A.
Straight arrows: Archery program aims to help students in school ...
The math teacher at Clovis Point Intermediate School in East Wenatchee has never forgotten how much he enjoyed archery as a kid and wondered for years how he could share that with students in a way that it could benefit them in school and in life.
Two years ago, he found the answer: The National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP).
"It was something I'd read about in articles and sounded really interesting, and as a teacher, it was something to get kids interested in school in a different way," he said.
"It at least gives kids an opportunity to do something different and in their own lives take it wherever they want to go with it."
Not only was it an excuse to try, but the program's established reputation and proven curriculum made it an easy sale to Clovis principal Dennis Gibson, who jumped onboard immediately.
Abhishek rewrites record
Bowman Ben aims for top as search for stars goes on
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Rajib, Namita triumph
Rajib downed Wei Che Chen of Chinese Taipei 104-101 in the final. Another Indian, Prabhat Kandir, who lost to Rajib in the semifinals, took the bronze getting the better of Cheng Weng of Chinese Taipei 109-106.
The junior National champion, Namita, defeated Delle Threes of Indonesia 111-108 in the final. M. Rishtha went down to Klam Yan Koon of Hong Kong 99-102 in the bronze medal match.
India has won three golds, one silver and two bronze medals so far. — Special Correspondent
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Local archer prepares for Olympic trials
For some athletes, the peak of their career lies in the distant hopes of professional leagues, or even collegiate playing time, but Kendra Harvey won't settle until she battles to be the best.
Harvey, 19, is trying out for a spot on the 2008 Summer Olympic American Archery team for her shot at the gold in Beijing, China. She was the alternate for the team three years ago, and since then has been gradually preparing herself for the spot on the team next summer.
"I've progressively been building up since my year of sleep," Harvey joked, referring to taking a break from archery after the Olympic Games in 2006. Her laugh echoed through her home, and it was hard not to laugh along. Behind her were pictures, medals and other memorabilia of her success.
Abhishek Verma clinches gold
Grizzlies Salute Outdoorsmen Tuesday
Prior to the game, the Southern Illinois Buckmasters and Illinois Department of Natural Resources will have an area set up outside of GCS Ballpark for kids to participate in archery shooting. Bows will be provided by the Buckmasters. The archery event runs from 5:00 until 6:45.
A canned food drive will also take place during the event. For each canned food item donated, a raffle ticket will be handed out. Prizes consist of two (2) Matthews Genesis bows, as well as several Zebco rods and reels. All canned food will be donated to a local food pantry.
Along with the canned food raffle, there will also be a dollar bow raffle for a fully set up compound hunting bow.
Junior state archery
Archery club's teacher's arrow injures student
The student was injured on the left side of his head, but the injury is not life-threatening, the police said.
According to police, at about 1:30 p.m. Saturday, the 51-year-old female teacher at Igusa High School in Nerima Ward, Tokyo, who is the assistant adviser of the Japanese archery club, fired a steel-tipped arrow at a target 28 meters away, but overshot the mark, hitting the student, who was walking five meters behind the target. The student is not a member of the archery club.
The teacher, who is ranked at the lowest grade in Japanese archery, was giving a demonstration at the time.
Sports Star of the Week: Rowan Griffith, archery.
He's been invited to shoot for the national side next August. The problem is that the championship will be in the African country of Namibia and it is going to cost him more than $5000 to make the trip.
"I'll get around $1000 funding from the Australian Federation, but I'd have to make up the rest myself," the 16-year-old Year 11 Taree High student said.
He wants to go.
"It'd be interesting," he said.
But he says his parents have some reservations. The fact that he'll be off to Africa leading into the start of the HSC is another concern.
Rowan said he'll have to negotiate with his parents in the next couple of weeks before a final decision is made.
Some of the hunters who are going big game hunting this Fall
It's public information, so what the heck, let's see who (A-Z) is going hunting this year.
If your name is listed, it's the result of my selection process.
If your name is not listed, it is also the result of my selection.
A: Bret T. Andreas, Carson City: Mule deer antlered, hunt type 1131, area 111-L; and Calif. bighorn sheep, 8151, area 012.
B: Elmer W. Bull, Yerington: Mule deer antlered, 1131, area 221-E; and Antlerless elk, 4181, area 114.
C: Thomas A.
India wins compound team gold medal
India also annexed two more silver medals in the boys' and girls' recurve bow event to take the final tally to four golds, two silvers and as many bronze medals.
The compound team of Abhishek Verma, Sumit Mishra and Sonam Pintso Lepcha, defeated Hong Kong 211-192 in the final, according to information received here.
The two silvers came when the recurve boys' team, comprising Rajib Basumatary, Prabhat Kandir and A. Raju lost to Chinese Taipei 210-211.
The girls' recurve trio of V. Pranitha, Rosie Lalremliana and Nisha Rani Dutta also lost to Chinese Taipei in the final 203-184.