Warringah Archers – 2026 Kidbow Tournament
Warringah Archers’ 2026 KidBow Tournament gives junior archers a friendly competition experience, with a Newcastle round, age-group awards, knockout competition and the chance to chase personal bests.
Warringah Archers’ 2026 KidBow Tournament gives junior archers a friendly competition experience, with a Newcastle round, age-group awards, knockout competition and the chance to chase personal bests.
Warringah Archers will host a registered Qualifying and Ranking Event on Sunday 28 June 2026, giving eligible archers the opportunity to shoot recognised ranking rounds under Archery Australia rules for ratings, classifications and record purposes.
Warringah Archers’ 2nd Big Bash returns on Sunday 22 November 2026, featuring a Geelong round for barebow and longbow archers, plus a club teams challenge to finish the day.
Warringah Archers junior athletes delivered an exceptional performance at the 2026 National Youth Championships in Launceston, securing multiple medals, two national titles, and contributing to New South Wales Recurve Team Championship in challenging conditions.
Warringah Archers are heading to the 2026 National Youth Championships in Launceston, Tasmania, from 9 to 13 April, with six club members competing. Maja Kecskes, Eve Whitear, Lily Young and newcomer Audrey Verzosa have all been selected for the NSW State Team, while Anna Young and Julia Verzosa will also compete. We wish them all the best of luck!
The Warringah Archers 2026 Metropolitan Championships is a registered target event conducted as a Grange Round which is 90 arrows at 60 metres on a 122cm face for all competitors.
The event is open to Compound, Recurve, Barebow and Longbow archers and is divided into Division 1, 2 or 3 based on current rating. The highest applicable Archery Australia or Archery NSW rating must be used when entering. There are no separate age divisions.
National Squad Selection: Megan Denier & Maja Kecskes Selection to an Australian National Squad is a significant achievement at any level of sport, reflecting sustained performance, consistency under pressure, and
The 2026 Warringah Open is a one-day outdoor tournament hosted at the home of Warringah Archers, featuring a Samford round shot at 40 metres.
Open to recurve, compound and barebow divisions, the event offers a well-run, relaxed competitive environment with individual awards and a teams trophy decided on the day.
Lunch is included, a canteen will operate throughout the event, and entries are limited.
The Warringah Archers 2026 International Women’s Day Event is a registered target shoot offering multiple rounds to suit all experience levels, from beginners through to U17 and senior archers. Distances range from 20m to 50m on 122cm faces, with a maximum of three archers per target. Registration opens at 8:15am, followed by bow inspection at 8:30am, then practice and scoring. Entry is $30 per participant, with online entries only closing on 2 March 2026. Membership will be checked on the day via Archers Diary and digital membership cards, and a canteen will operate throughout the event.
2025 National Archery Championships The 2025 National Championships in Canberra (16-22 November) saw one of the largest Warringah Archers turnouts in recent years. Across multiple divisions and bow types, our