Greetings from all at Saints and Sinners Bowmen, one of the oldest archery clubs in the Kidderminster area. Please take some time to look look around. Our website has been created for both club members and for people with an interest in the growing sport of archery.
This archery club was formed from the old Bradley & Turton Archery Club and Franche Company of Archers in 1962. It aims to promote archery in all forms - Target Archery (Indoor & Out), Field Archery, Clout, plus many other variations such as Archery Darts.
published by Logan Maggs on Tue, 21/11/2017 - 23:19
UPDATE: Due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis we had to cancel the session. Please keep an eye on our website for new dates once things settle down!
On 2 January 2012 we have marked 50 years since our club was formed in 1962. To celebrate this milestone in the long history of our club this year's presentation night will be a special one. Please show your ongoing support and dedication to the club by attending!
published by Derek Moule on Sat, 27/08/2011 - 20:53
On a warm Sunday morning a group of fun loving club archers gathered at the field. Some claimed they had come to do a bit of serious practice, whilst others admitted they were there just for the food. Yes! it was time for the Midsummer Madness Breakfast Shoot.
published by Steve Lester on Sat, 26/02/2011 - 22:49
A total of 18 Archers made it to the line to shoot in Round 3 of the postal League as we attempt to claw back the 4 points difference Malvern have on us for 4th place. Chris Bell again set the standard by shooting a 589, 4 short of his club record set in Round 2. As it took Chris White shooting a perfect 600 to keep Chris off being top compound shooter in Round 2 we will see if the positions are reversed. Chris was disappointed with his score following his exploits in Las Vegas but it again gives us a good start for the league.
published by Steve Lester on Sun, 20/02/2011 - 11:07
What a week with club Archers in action from Stourport Leisure centre to the Riviera Hotel Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. Both venues were situated in areas renowned for the sound of fruit machines and arcades and a number of our archers gambled and won.
