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Straight & True
This was the way the arrows went, most of the time anyway, at the East Coast-Bay of Plenty Archery Championships, held over Labour Weekend. The championships were held in Gisborne and hosted by the Poverty Bay Archery Club.
Peter Hughes (Richmondvale) gained the highest overall points for men. Here he takes aim at the No.7, 55 metre target in the field event on the first day.
Counting the score at the 60m walk-up are, from left, Bronwyn Fulton, Ted Libline, Ken Batcheldor and Karen Stichbury. Miss Fulton, also of Richmondvale, scored the highest overall points for women.
Ken Batcheldor's arrow has just left the bow at the 60m walk-up.
Taking aim in the target event at Makaraka.
Sorting out the multitude of arrows on target.
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