Draft:Archery GB National Tour

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Declined by Ingenuity 9 months ago. Last edited by UtherSRG 2 months ago. Reviewer: Inform author.

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The Archery GB National Tour (formerly the Archery GB National Series until 2017) started in 2009. It was designed to mirror the World Archery World Cup circuit, with athletes traveling to different events in the UK to earn ranking points, and then culminating in a grand final for the top eight qualifiers (Recurve and Compound). In 2022 and 2023 Barebow was added to the roster for the Tour finals.

In 2020 the National Tour events were all cancelled owing to Covid, however a finals was still held based on the previous years entrants. This was the only event where qualification did not occur in the year of the finals.

Hall of Fame[edit]

The winners of each finals are listed below, and the results linked from the location.


Location	Recurve Men	Recurve Women	Compound Men	Compound Women
2009 - Lilleshall	Simon Terry	Charlotte Burgess	Duncan Busby	Lucy O'Sullivan
2010 - Leamington	Simon Terry	Naomi Folkard	Chris White	Nichola Simpson
2011 - Liverpool	Simon Terry	Charlotte Burgess	Chris White	Lucy O'Sullivan
2012 - Oxford	Larry Godfrey	Alison Williamson	Adam Ravenscroft	Christie Westman
2013 - Nottingham	Alan Wills	Amy Oliver	Michael Cauwe	Dani Brown
2014 - Nottingham	Larry Godfrey	Amy Oliver	Adam Ravenscroft	Naomi Jones
2015 - Nottingham	Patrick Huston	Naomi Folkard	Neil Bridgewater	Nichola Simpson
2016 - Nottingham	Patrick Huston	Nicola Turner	Neil Bridgewater	Lucy Mason
2017 - Brimingham	Patrick Huston	Naomi Folkard	Adam Ravenscroft	Sarah Prieels
2018 - Lilleshall	Alex Wise	Bryony Pitman	James Mason	Jacqui Holmes
2019 - Caldicott	Tom Hall	Jaspreet Sagoo	James Mason	Ella Gibson
2020 - Lilleshall	Tom Hall	Bryony Pitman	Adam Carpenter	Bayley Sargeant
2021 - Lilleshall	Patrick Huston	Penny Healey	Adam Carpenter	Layla Annison
2022 - Nottingham	Patrick Huston	Penny Healey	Adam Carpenter	Ella Gibson

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