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.
The Warringah Archers 2026 Metropolitan Championships is a registered target event conducted as a Grange Round: 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.
Registration opens at 7:45am, followed by equipment inspection at 8:15am. Practice will commence immediately after inspection, followed by scoring.
Entry is $35 per participant. Entries close on 3 April 2026 or earlier if the capacity of 78 competitors is reached. No late entries will be accepted.
Membership will be checked on the day via Archers Diary and Archery Australia registration cards (physical or digital). Lunch is not provided; however, a canteen will operate throughout the event.
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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.
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Warringah Archers – Barebow & Longbow Wind Down Bash – Sunday December 21st Join the Epic Showdown: The Longbow
& Barebow Archery Tournament! Dust off your longbow, leave your sights at
home, and prepare for a day of archery fun and friendly competition. Archers of all skill levels welcome!
