The National Archery in the Schools Program is growing like never before! The strong partnerships with state agencies, conservation organizations and thousands of schools across many jurisdictions continue to spread in-school archery. To showcase...
Ciboney School’s Nicholas Moore, left, and Kellyann Tillack, won $2730 and a bow. Read Full Article at Island Sun – SPORTS NEWS By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway. Ciboney walked off with the three biggest...
Today the VIAA Nationals was dominated by women. Five women each in different divisions competed in two disciplines at 40 cm target at a distance of 18 meters. For our women recurve, we have...
VI Archers face Europeans, Americans in virtual challenge
6th March, 2020 Archery is growing in the Virgin Islands and this is the 3rd National Archery in the Schools Tournament. 40 students registered to compete on the 3rd of March, 2020. The schools...
Proving that even we have a sense of humour. April Fools is a well-known tradition in European and North American culture, an opportunity on 1 April each year to deliver a harmless hoax and see...
By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway With an explosion of interest in the sport, the VI Archery Association will train another batch of instructors during an eight-hour course being offered at the Gertude and Catherine...
By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway Participants in Saturday’s inaugural VI Archery Association Halloween zombie apocalypse shootout, with teams representing Russia, Germany and the USA, was described as a fun filled learning experience. While inclement...
Want something different to do this weekend? Here’s something new, fun and interesting to try for Halloween 2015, but you need to get registered by Friday!! The BVI Archery Association is launching...
By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway Since late last year, Patrick Smith, the H. Lavity Stoutt Community College technology department guru and his University of the West Indies counterpart David Foster, have been garnering...