Are you ready for the 2018 Talisman Junior Indoor?

It’s that time again, where we start to get ready for our annual Junior Indoor Tournament! Now in it’s 26th year this popular event will again host our area’s young archers as they compete for their place in the medal list. If you’ve joined us before you’ll know that the day is a friendly, flowing day, ideal for young archers having their first go at a tournament.

We’re underway with our preparations to ensure you all have a great day and of course, as our reputation may have told you, there will be lots of cake!

We’re pleased to have been able to hold our entry fees at last year’s prices and, as last year, we have an “early bird” option that allows you to make a saving on your entry if you get in quickly! And, we would recommend booking your space soon as our tournament continues to gain popularity and it does fill up quite quickly.

If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to use the contact form to drop us a line and we’ll do all we can to help you out.

We’re really looking forward to seeing you all on the day as of course, it’s you guys that make the day! Download Entry Form…

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Long known as “the friendly archery club” we’re proud to live up to that moniker and have members from all walks of life, of all ages, shooting recurve, compound, longbow, horsebow and barebow. Whether they’re shooting indoors or out at one of our three venues, attending events and competitions or a social, our members are a welcoming bunch who enjoy the company of fellow archers and a bit of banter!

In our experience all archery clubs are friendly, but some may have a leaning this way or that, maybe toward competition, maybe toward traditional bows or similar – we’re just a cohesive melting pot of archery fanatics.

Led by two exceptionally knowledgable coaches members are able to shoot at a level that suits them, but for those who wish to improve technique and form, or work their way toward particular goals, help and support are on hand. Experienced members are also generous in sharing their knowledge and members seem particularly keen to support and encourage juniors in the sport. So, whether you want to talk about the fine detail of bow tuning or whether the pink bow is better than the blue one, you’ll be in the right place, and among friends.