
The Shropshire Architectural Heritage Series 2024 is fast approaching.
30th June 2024 - Long Mynd Archers Heritage
14th July 2024 - Croesoswallt Archers Heritage (including Novice Trophies)
4th August 2024 - Bowbrook Archers Heritage
11th August 2024 - The Audco Archers Heritage (including Handicap Trophies)
25th August 2024 - Hafren Forester Archers Heritage
Heritage shoots are designed to be a friendly and welcoming introduction to archery competitions that are open to all, with the rounds shot based on ability. They provide the opportunity to shoot with archers of all skills and experience and to go on tour around, and also support, the various Shropshire archery clubs.
Please take part in the season.
Rounds shot:
Round | Age Category | Distance 1 | Distance 2 |
Long National | Seniors | 80 yds | 60 yds |
National 60 | Seniors & All U18s | 60 yds | 50 yds |
National 50 | All U16s | 50 yds | 40 yds |
National 40 | All U14s | 40 Yds | 30 Yds |
National 30 | All U12s | 30 Yds | 20 Yds |
National 20 | All U10s | 20 Yds | 10 Yds |
48 Arrows shot at the longest distance and 24 arrows shot at the shorter distance. Five zone scoring (9, 7, 5, 3, 1)
As agreed by the county, the following will apply:
Archers meeting the criteria below must shoot the Long National:
Lady recurve archer with a handicap of 57 = 438 National 60 equivalence.
Gent recurve archer with a handicap of 49 = 506 National 60 equivalence.
Lady compound archer with a handicap of 47 = 520 National 60 equivalence.
Gent compound with a handicap of 41 = 558 National 60 equivalence
Juniors wishing to shoot a higher round than their own (within the junior rounds) will still pay the
junior fee but will compete against the age group they are shooting in for medals.
Juniors wishing to shoot in the senior rounds will pay the senior fee to do so and will be competing against the seniors for medals.
If an archer wishes to shoot in an age group that is lower than their own, they can do and can still be awarded. Please specify on the entry form that you are shooting “Out of Category”/Distance.
Archers registered as “Disabled” with Archery GB can compete in shorter distance categories should they feel their condition affects their ability to shoot in their recognised category. Please specify on the entry form that you are shooting under the disability category.