|
ASWA Medals and Badges.
All Medals and badges can
be claimed by your club recorder through the ASWA Medal Coordinator and
are usually sent back to your club quite promptly.
Master Bowman and Grand
Master Bowman claims take a little longer as they must be registered
with the National Association and the medals come from South Australia.
Unfortunately a waiting
period of some months usually occurs. This is beyond ASWA control.
Perfects.
These can be claimed from
any shoot and over any distance.
For those distances where
face sizes can differ, eg: 30m, 40m, 50m, etc then separate medals can
be claimed for each face size.
There are two basic sorts
of perfect medals. A "6 Gold" is for six arrows anywhere in the gold,
whereas a "60 Perfect" is for six arrows in the ten zone.
Perfect medals gained at
club level or local tournament are a Bronze colour. Silver ones are
awarded for State Championships and Gold ones for National
Championships.
Perfects can be claimed
for Indoor Rounds, Target Rounds, and Clout.
There are also "Field 15 &
20" badges for perfect shots on either a FITA Field Round or a National
Field Round. There is only one kink of field and it can be claimed for a
score of 15 or 20 at any distance.
Six Gold.
Sixty Perfect.
Field 15.
Classifications.
This applies to all kinds
of shoots - Target, Field, Clout and Indoors. 1st, 2nd,
and 3rd class medals can be claimed.
Target and Field.
Clout and Indoor.
ASWA FITA Badges.
ASWA has its own awards
for scores shot in a FITA Shoot. They are awarded for each score shot
once in a tournament or three times at club level.
They can be claimed by
Senior and Junior Archers shooting their relevant FITA shoot
The badges are as
Following Colours:
-
800 - White
-
900 - Black
-
1000 - Blue
-
1100 - Red
-
1200 - Gold
-
1300 - Mauve.
ASWA FITA Badges.
FITA STAR.
FITA Stars are for both
recurve and compound archers. They are awarded for scores of 1000, 1200,
1300, 1350, 1400.
FITA Star Recurve and Compound.
ARROWHEAD
AWARDS
These are similar to FITA
Star but are for FITA Field shoots.
Shoots need to be
registered with FITA (as for FITA Stars) and the State or National
recorder will claim them for you.
They are for Recurve and
Compound, Barebow and Freestyle and are for a 24 target Round.
They come in Green, Brown,
Grey, Black, White, Silver, Gold.
(Check with your club
recorder for the score that you need to shoot at the different levels.)
The Archery
Australia Medal.
This Medal is available
for anybody to buy.
The Archery Society of Western
Australia Cloth badge.
This Badge is available
for anyone to buy
ASWA Grand Prix Series Badges.
You receive this one when you have shot
3 or more Grand Prix Shoots. It will have the current year on it.,
|
