Time is passing so quickly
It seems as if we just started the classes for this year
and we are already in the seventh week. We only have 16 classes for the
year and we are almost half way there. It's great when your having so much
fun. I hope everyone enjoys archery and the classes as I do.
As a reminder we will not have class Saturday, December
26th. We wish everyone a safe and happy Holiday.
I should mention if class is cancelled for weather related
reasons, we will post this on the home page of this site but it is very
difficult and time consuming to contact everyone individually. If
you would like to call me at home (636) 281-3149 to confirm classes have
been cancelled, I will leave a message for you to hear about the classes
for that day.
Saturday, December 12th Nick Schilf (compound) completed
the Level 7 and will be scoring for Level 8.
Amana Leonard (recurve) achieved the Level 7 (60cm target) and will now be
scoring for Level 7 (40cm target). The upper Levels are hard to obtain
with either a recurve or compound. Both of these youth have worked hard
and the benefits are are being seen. Congratulations!!!
Many others are moving up to higher achievement levels and we are so proud
of them, keep up the good work. We will hand out everyone's awards for
this 2nd program on Saturday - January 2, 2010.
Please let me know if you will not be re-enrolling for the
January classes, presently set for January 9th - January 30th, 2010.
Registrations is in progress for these classes. Names can be seen for
these classes on the Enrollments page.
Wishing everyone a
safe and Happy Holidays,
Updated December 18, 2009
For Your Information
We are planning to attend the MAA State Indoor
Tournament held at Moberly, MO in February. This
tournament is for youth owning their own equipment and are competing
at the 20-yard distance. We have attended the past three years and are
looking forward to this once again. There will be no class on the
day of MAA tournament and will be announced in class and in this
newsletter once the day has been confirmed.
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November 2009
Top Most Improved Archers
!!!Congratulations!!!
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The Top Most Improved trophies
for November 2009 went to:
| Star
Level |
Distance/Division |
Name |
Point
Improved |
| 2 |
10Yds/Recurve |
T Doran |
108 |
| 2 |
10Yds/Compound |
E Miguel |
62 |
| 4 |
20Yds/Recurve |
S Barclay |
64 |
| 5 |
20Yds/Compound |
E Link |
85 |
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scores from all classes are used to determine the Top Most
Improved Archer |
Most
Improved Runner-ups Medals went to:
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|
Star Level |
Distance/Division |
Name |
Points
Improved |
| 1 |
10Yds/Recurve |
Westover, M |
31 |
| 1 |
10Yds/Compound |
Ralston, |
43 |
| 3 |
10Yds/Recurve |
Leonard, R |
71 |
| 3 |
10Yds/Compound |
Eaker, A |
41 |
| 4 |
10Yds/Recurve |
Eaker, A |
23 |
| 3 |
20Yds/Recurve |
Eichoff, K |
23 |
| 3 |
20Yds/Compound |
Ebersol, D |
64 |
| 4 |
20Yds/Compound |
Sinkey, C |
79 |
| 5 |
20Yds/Recurve |
Alexander, C |
30 |
| 7 |
20Yds/Compound |
Eberhart, R |
43 |
| 8 |
20Yds/Recurve |
Reinhart, K |
22 |
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We
want to thank our instructors
Tom Traner, Kim Roscoe, Dave Hercules, Jonas Broad, Rich
Schilf, Jeff Swoboda, Cathy Ball, Bob McGeorge, Josh Miguel, Matt Parris, Cecil
Morris, Andrew Daub, Randy Leonard, Eliot Kahn and Craig Leimkuehler for becoming
instructors in the classes. Amanda Leonard
thank you for taking the time and training to become a Safety Monitor
and we can't forget Julie McGeorge for helping with the paperwork for all
classes.
(It never hurts to let them know how much you appreciate
what they do for the program).
We would also like to thank the many parents
that help with the classes, I'm afraid to miss names, so we will just say
"Thanks to the parents for your help that is greatly appreciated and
your continued support."
If you would like to be trained as an instructor for the
classes please contact us. Training is offered at no charge and if
the class your child is enrolled is all you could volunteer that would be
wonderful.
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Archery
Tip: Establish a sequence of correct techniques and improve on them and
accuracy will follow.
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