3DAAA platinum sponsor Hoyt has once again come on board for 2017 by offering a brand new 2018 bow to one lucky adult. Adults that compete at sanction shoots will receive one entry for each sanctioned shoot they attend & shoot and two entries at our 3DAAA National titles. The winner will be drawn at our national annual Presentation on 12th of...
Final Shooter of the Year results can be found HERE Shooter of the Year photos can be found HERE Photos kindly supplied by Spellbound Photography Congratulations to all of the winners in 2016
This past weekend at Seven Springs PA USA there were nine 3DAAA members who competed in the IBO World Championships with some good results coming their way. Congratulations to all of the members. MBO– Gerard Miles 5th Jamie Bradshaw 11th Jock Thompson 32rd SPM– Grant Elsley 10th MBR– Robbie Vayro...
2nd FBR Jenette Harvey 3rd MCU Matt Hatch 4th MCU Ron Scott 9th RU Billy Watson
Members who made the finals 3rd MCU Robbie Vayro 4th MCU Ron Scott 4th RU Billy Watson
Each year, in conjunction with the AAHOF Banquet Dinner, 3DAAA presents 2 medals. The first is for service to the Association. Previous winners include Garry Dawson, Kim Melit and Norm Bardell. This year’s joint winners are Glenn and Teresa Noble. The medal is recognition for all their years of involvement with the Hinterland Club, initially as an ABA club and...
In their 2013 Rules, IBO changed the definition of a stabiliser for AHC. Their intent was to allow the use of other than single rods which projected forward of the bow only provided that all the device fitted withing a 12″ diameter sphere from a the point of attachment. Furthermore there could only be a single point of attachment. Examples...
For as long as the Association has been in existence, the meaning of “Family” has been accepted as the following: either a Husband/Wife Defacto couple Same sex couple plus their dependant children under the age of 18 years. It does not include parent and a child where the child is over 18 years of age. Recently some people have tried...
A competitor may compete in a junior division even though they are over the age of 18 at the time of the event. This is because the Rules for Shoot calculate a competitor’s age as of the 1st December for the following tournament year. Anyone competing in the youth division is only required to pay the youth entry fee.
At a recent shoot, a member complained that it was not his fault that his membership had expired because he did not receive notification of its expiry. Cards are issued with the expiry date clearly printed on the front. It is the member’s responsibility to ensure their membership is kept current. Membership expiry advice is sent as a courtesy to...