On Saturday 26th of May will be BUTTS Outdoor hosted at Birmingham with sighters promptly at 10.30am. Entries for this must be submitted by Wednesday 23rd May.
Entries for BUCS must be submitted by Monday 28th May. You must have a qualifying score shot at a competition (or a shoot approved by the SAG) which is on a round at least 9 dozen and includes your longest distance (For experienced Gents this is Gents FITA, York or St. George).
BUCS Outdoor is FITA star status, if you turn up is jeans you will not be allowed to shoot. It will be hosted by AFS on June 16th at Lilleshall usual practice starting at 8.30am. Any questions about BUCS should be sent to
Last Updated ( Monday, 14 May 2012 )
Update 18/03/2012
Sunday, 18 March 2012
Loughborough Novices Destroy Competition
Warwick take a 4th win from 5 legs to gain the BUTT League Championship 2012. Loughborough novices set a New Novice League Record of 2118. Well done to the team of Louis Richardson (who equalled the novice gents record), Craig Murch, John Hodgeson and Rob Macauley who set a new novice Barebow AND experience Barebow record of 530.
Another record was ladies novice Recurve Eleonore Cossade who shot 550 beating the previous record of 549. Some extremely high score confirm that the BUTTS league will continue to be the strongest league in the country.
The 3rd annual BUTTS ball was excellently hosted by Loughborough and thank to everyone who attended. Warwick took first place in the formal attire Boat Race with a team of Jacob Kerr and Dave Hadden both double-pinting.
This event also saw the inaugural awarding of the Purple BUTTS badge, awarded for special service towards University Archery and the BUTTS League, people without which the league would not function. The award was given three worthy winners.
Tom Cram for exceptional work within the league running this year indoor and many other championships as well as dedication to his team.
Chris Blake for services to social archery as well as performance in hosting this years BUTC among other shoots.
Ashleigh McCloud for being one of the founding members of AFS (Archery for Students), running four national university tournaments.
BUTTS league teams put an impressive showing into BUTC hosted by Warwick. Loughborough won gold beating Nottingham (last years champions) 15 to 13 who took second. Edinburgh came in 3rd just edging Oxford into 4th place. The Loughborough team made up of Tom Cram, Laura Church and Matt Cole, the latter not having shot seriously since BUCS outdoor in June of last year.
Well done to all who took part and a special thanks to Chris Blake who was tournament organiser this year. Anyone who has run BUTC will know of the challenges involved and Warwick ran the event beautifully.
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