San Diego Archers

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

 Important Volunteer Work Party This Sunday, October 9th

at the Balboa Park Rube Powell Archery Range, 11am.

Volunteers are needed this Sunday, ~11am, to help unload a delivery of bale-making material and stack it in the bale making area! This is a big job, but goes very quickly if we have at least 6-10 people

If you are able to help for even an hour or two, please send an email to SanDiegoArchers@yahoo.com for more details about joining the work party. Wear sturdy shoes, bring work gloves and safety goggles if you have them!

The San Diego Archers truly appreciate your help. Both archery ranges in Balboa Park are maintained by volunteer efforts alone. If each member (non-members welcome, too!) contributed just one hour of volunteer work on either range, we would have two of the nicest looking ranges in California. 

Anyone who volunteers at a work party shoots for free in their next tournament! 

Volunteer Work Party

11am-1pm, Sunday, October,2016

Balboa Park Rube Powell Archery Range
Contact: SanDiegoArchers@yahoo.com for more details.

Thank you, 

       San Diego Archers

         SanDiegoArchers@yahoo.com

HEADS UP!

More Archery Events in the Southwest

 In addition to our twice monthly archery tournaments at the Balboa Park Rube Powell Archery Range, the San Diego Archers would like to promote other archery events which may be of interest to local archers. If you know of any other upcoming shoots you’d like to see posted on our website, please send the information to: info@sandiegoarchers.com.

September 10: Lemon Grove Rod & Gun Club – 3D Shoot in Alpine. 

  LGRGC hosts a fantastic 3D shoot in Alpine on the 2nd Saturday of each month. Registration: 6am-8:30am, 28 targets. For map & directions to the Alpine range, please click here.

Enjoy!

  San Diego Archers

  SanDiegoArchers@yahoo.com

The CBH/SAA State 900 Round includes:

30 arrows per distance

Adult Distances: 60, 50, 40 yards

Youth Distances: 50, 40, 30 yards

Cub Distances: 30, 20, 10 yards

This is a 90-arrow (900 points) round, shooting 5 ends (or groups) of six arrows at each of 60, 50, 40 yards for adults, 50, 40, 30 yards for youth and 30, 20, 10 yards for cubs.

There will be a five-minute time limit to shoot six arrows.

Target is 122 cm in diameter, divided into five concentric color zones arranged from center outward as follows:  Gold, Red, Blue, Black and White. Each concentric color zone is divided into two concentric circles, resulting in 10 scoring zones.

Arrows shall be scored as follows: Inner Gold-10, Outer Gold-9, Inner Red-8, Outer Red-7, Inner Blue-6, Outer Blue-5, Inner Black-4, Outer Black-3, Inner White-2, Outer White-1; all others shall be scored as an “M” (miss). 

Scoring: 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1

Maximum Score: 900