History
Founded in 1976, Banchory Archers came to prominence during the 1980's as one of the dominating clubs in Scottish Archery.
We are proud to have produced Senior and Junior Scottish Champions, British Team members, Junior European medallists, 1982 Commonwealth Games Competitor and finalists in the 1980, 84 and 88 UK Olympic trials.
In 2008 we were visited by Jay Barrs, the 1988 Individual Olympic Gold medallist and team Silver medallist for men's archery. During his visit members had the chance to ask questions and receive one to one shooting tips on improving their game.
Currently Banchory Archers are proud to retain our position as one of the foremost clubs in Scotland.
Founded in 1976, Banchory Archers came to prominence during the 1980's as one of the dominating clubs in Scottish Archery.
We are proud to have produced Senior and Junior Scottish Champions, British Team members, Junior European medallists, 1982 Commonwealth Games Competitor and finalists in the 1980, 84 and 88 UK Olympic trials.
In 2008 we were visited by Jay Barrs, the 1988 Individual Olympic Gold medallist and team Silver medallist for men's archery. During his visit members had the chance to ask questions and receive one to one shooting tips on improving their game.
Currently Banchory Archers are proud to retain our position as one of the foremost clubs in Scotland.
Where is Banchory?
Banchory is 20 miles West of Aberdeen, Scotland, in the splendour of Royal Deeside.
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Banchory is 20 miles West of Aberdeen, Scotland, in the splendour of Royal Deeside.
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