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ARCHERY ASSOCIATION OF INDIA

R E P O R T

OF

THE SECRETARY GENERAL

For the period

1st November, 2014 to 29th February, 2016

DDA Yamuna Sports Complex, Gate No.2, Surajmal Vihar, Delhi-1100 92

Ph.:+91-11-22146057; Email Id: [email protected]; Website: www.indianarchery.info

Dear Colleagues,

It is a pleasure to welcome you all for the meeting. I present to you, my report on

key activities of Archery Association of India during the period 1st November

2014 to 29th February 2016.

Foremost, we congratulate Mr Vijay Kumar Malhotra on being appointed as

President of the All India Council of Sports (Rank of Minister of State)

Government of India. A feeling of pride and joy on one hand and some sadness

on the other, as he had to resign as our President after years of resolve and

dedicated service for the cause of Archery. We will miss him and wish to thank

him for his leadership and guidance that has helped Indian Archery grow from its

infancy to a position at the pinnacle of World Archery.

We are now recognized all over the world as a force to reckon with in Archery.

Our Archers in Recurve and Compound division, both men and women in the

senior, junior and sub-junior categories are considered among the best. Our

Coaches are being sought after by various countries, having seen the

performance of our Archers. Our Judges have been recognized as being very

competent and have been given assignments at major World events and have

been bestowed with important responsibilities. Our Technical Officials and

Events team have conducted tournaments which are world class and World

Archery has appreciated the work done by India. All this has been made

possible under the leadership and guidance of Mr Malhotra and due to the

tremendous efforts put in by our Archery family. We will always look to him for

guidance, and wish him the very best in his tenure as President of All India

Council of Sports.

As per our Constitution, in the absence of the President, the Senior Vice

President will act for the President. Accordingly Mr Tarlochan Singh took over as

the Acting President and I thank him for his guidance and help.

We congratulate Ms Deepika Kumari on her name being announced for the

‘Padma Shree’ award by the Government of India. Her achievements as an

Archer at this young age are phenomenal and we are sure that her performances

in the years to come will make India proud. We wish her the very best.

We congratulate Naib Subedar Sandeep Kumar, our Compound Archer, for

being conferred the ‘Arjuna Award’ for his achievements. He is the 14th Arjuna

Awardee from the Archery discipline, and the 2nd Compound Archer.

National Child Awards were presented by the Hon President of India to 30

Children in different fields including the following five Archers for exceptional

achievement, at a ceremony in Rashtrapati Bhawan in the presence of Union

Minister for Women & Child Development.

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1) Suchitra Thourangbam (Manipur) - 14 years

2) Gora Ho (Jharkhand) - 14 years

3) K.Jyoshna (Andhra Pradesh) - 13 years

4) Anjali Kumari (Andhra Pradesh) - 10 years

5) Vijender Kumar (Haryana) - 14 years

Congratulations and best wishes to all the Archers. I believe that these Awards

will prove to be a source of encouragement and motivation for budding Archers

of the country.

I wish to thank all our Executive Members, especially our Treasurer and the

Chairman, Conveners and Members of our various Committees who have

always come forward and helped. I thank the Presidents, Secretaries and each

one of you from our Member States / Units for your support at all times and I am

confident that together, we will be able to achieve higher goals that we set

ourselves.

I convey my gratitude to the Technical Officials and Volunteers for the help

extended in making all our sporting events and activities a success. My sincere

thanks to our staff at the AAI office, who continue to put in hard work to cope with

the ever increasing work load.

We appreciate the support extended by TATA Sons and TATA Steels. However,

due to certain matters affecting their industry, they were unable to continue to

extend sponsorship support. We hope with a turn in fortunes of the industry, they

will come back to support us. We wish them the very best.

The Ministry of Skill Development, Entrepreneurship, Youth Affairs and Sports,

and the Sports Authority of India have provided us immense cooperation and

support, without which we could not have achieved success.

I thank the Indian Olympic Association for their guidance and help whenever

required.

I wish to thank the print and electronic media for giving our events and

tournaments extensive coverage.

The period under review has seen good progress due to dedicated work by

Members of the Archery family. We have also had some anxious times when our

Vice President Mr. K.S. Kang fell seriously ill, and our Treasurer Mr. Virender

Sachdeva met with an accident. With their determination and by the grace of

God they have recovered well and are back in our midst. We however had the

sad demise of our colleague Mr. Rathin Datta, after a prolonged battle with

cancer. He represented India as an Archer and then served Archery as an

International Judge and as a Competition Manager at several International meets

including the Asian Games and the Commonwealth Games. The AAI family pays

homage to late Mr. Rathin Datta.

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The Archery Association of India is at a crucial stage, when there is a need to take

some important decisions that will help us move forward in the years to come.

The following pages give a month-wise account of key activities during the

period under review.

November - 2014

Annual General Council Meeting

The Annual General Council Meeting was held at Janpath Hotel, New Delhi on 8th November, 2015. The minutes of the meeting have been circulated and are also herewith attached.

TATA National Ranking Archery Tournament, Final at Delhi

It was for the first time in the history of Indian sports that any sports event was

organized in front of the historical monument – RED FORT, which brought immense publicity to the event and to Archery in India. The TATA NRAT Qualification Rounds were held at DDA Yamuna Sports Complex and the Final Medal Matches were

staged on 9th November, 2014 at Red Fort, Delhi. The grand success of NRAT which included Sub-Junior and Junior category for the first time, was made possible due to

sponsorship support extended by TATA Steels and TATA Sons.

For the first time a total of Rs.50 lakhs was allocated as Cash Award for NRAT, and around Rs.27 lakhs was given away at the end of the Finals to the winning Archers and their Coaches, by Archery Association of India:-

Sub-Junior Recurve Boys Sub-Junior Recurve Girls

Rank Name Prize Rank Name Prize

1 Kamal Kishor 40,000 1 Prachi Singh 40,000

2 Atul Verma 30,000 2 Manisha Hembram 30,000

3 Ranjit Naik 25,000 3 Th. Surmala Devi 25,000

4 Aditya Partap Singh 15,000

4 Sulekha Singh 15,000

Sub-Junior Compound Boys Sub-Junior Compound Girls


1 Tejraj Singh Rathore 40,000 1 Purvasha Shende 40,000

2 Dharmendra Sourat 30,000 2 K. Jyoshna 30,000

3 Subham Sethe 25,000 3 Sakshi Vedwan 25,000

4 Jagbinder 15,000

4 Diksha Chhillar 15,000

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Coaches of Sub-Junior Recurve Boys Coaches of Sub-Junior Recurve Girls


1 Mim Bahadur Gurung 20,000 1 Dr. P. Ravi Shankar 20,000

2 Rajesh Hasdak 10,000

2 Dharmendra Tiwary 10,000

Coaches of Sub-Junior Compound Boys Coaches of Sub-Junior Compound Girls


1 W. Ranjan Singh 20,000 1 Chandra Shekhar 20,000

2 Sunil Kumar 10,000

2 Prakash Ram 10,000

Junior Recurve Boys Junior Recurve Girls


1 Binod Swansi 60,000 1 Madhu Vedwan 60,000

2 Bhagwat Singh 50,000 2 Archana Sharma 50,000

3 Indrachand Swami 35,000 3 Bhagyashri Kolte 35,000

4 N. Jemson Singh 20,000

4 Asha Rani Horo 20,000

Junior Compound Boys Junior Compound Girls


1 Rajat Chauhan 60,000 1 Madhumita Kumari 60,000

2 Ch. Jignas 50,000 2 Purvasha Shende 50,000

3 Ramakanta Sharma 35,000 3 Anu Tiwary 35,000

4 Ritul Chatterjee 20,000

4 P.Geethika Lakshmi 20,000

Coaches of Junior Recurve Boys Coaches of Junior Recurve Girls


1 S.C. Roy 30,000 1 Rajendra Guiya 30,000


2 P. Ravi Shankar 15,000

Coaches of Junior Compound Boys Coaches of Junior Compound Girls


1 W. Ranjan Singh 30,000 1 Chandra Sherkhar 30,000

2 Dr. P. Ravi Shankar 15,000

2 Dhaneswar Maida 15,000

Senior Recurve Men Senior Recurve Women


1 Tarundeep Rai 1,00,000 1 Deepika Kumari 1,00,000

2 Kapil 75,000 2 Laxmirani Majhi 75,000

3 Atanu Das 50,000 3 Madhu Vedwan 50,000

4 Vishwas 25,000

4 L. Bombayla Devi 25,000

Senior Compound Men Senior Compound Women


1 Rajat Chauhan 1,00,000 1 Trisha Deb 1,00,000

2 Abhishek Verma 75,000 2 Purvasha Shende 75,000

3 Y. Charan Reddy 50,000 3 V. Jyothi Surekha 50,000

4 Abhishek Verma 25,000

4 Supriya 25,000

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Coaches of Senior Recurve Men Coaches of Senior Recurve Women


1 Dharmendra Tiwary 50,000 1 Dharmendra Tiwary 50,000

2 Ravi Shankar 25,000

2 Jiwanjot Singh Teja 25,000

Coaches of Senior Compound Men Coaches of Senior Compound Women


1 W. Ranjan Singh 50,000 1 Jiwanjot Singh Teja 50,000

2 Lokesh Chand 25,000

2 B. Gunicha Devi 25,000

December - 2014

Junior & Mini National Championships at Vijayawada

The 37th Junior & 7th Mini National Championships were conducted at I.G.M.C. Stadium, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh from 15th to 24th December, 2015 under the

aegis of Andhra Pradesh Archery Association. The Championships were a grand show with the participation of about 850 Archers and Officials from 35 State Associations / Units. Punjab, Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh proved their dominance in

Junior Recurve; Haryana, Maharashtra and Jharkhand in Mini Recurve; Punjab, Andhra Pradesh, Jharkhand and SSCB took away maximum number of medals in

Junior Compound category; Manipur, Haryana and Andhra Pradesh in Mini Compound; Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand impressed with their performance in Junior

Indian Round; Haryana, Jharkhand and Manipur in Mini Indian Round.

Cancellation of Asia Cup – Stage 1, New Delhi It was unfortunate that AAI had to cancel the Asia Cup – Stage - 1 to be held in Delhi,

in view of the participation of less number of countries. The matter was brought up in various meetings of World Archery Asia to make efforts to ensure good participation

in future Asia Cup events.

January - 2015

Sub-Junior National Championships at Jamshedpur

The 35th Sub-Junior - Indain Round, Recurve and Compound National Championships, 2014 were held at JRD TATA Sports Complex, Jamshedpur from 21st

to 26th January 2015, hosted by Steel Plant Sports Board (S.P.S.B.) with the support of Tata Steel.

Over 400 Archers and Officials from 29 member State Associations / Units

participated. Archers belonging to Jharkhand, SSCB, S.P.S.B, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Himachal Pradesh won maximum number of medals in the

Championships.

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February - 2015

National Games at Kochi Considering the results of Senior Nationals – 2014 at Delhi, eight top teams

(including host State team) qualified for the 35th edition of the National Games - Kerala. Apart from these teams, 12 individual Archers from among the top in the

Elimination Round whose teams had not qualified, also participated.

The Archery event was conducted at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Kaloor (Kochi) from 2nd to 10th February, 2015. Jharkhand topped the medal tally with 3 Gold medals, Manipur came 2nd with 2 Gold and 4 Silver, while Rajasthan secured 3rd Position with

2 Gold and 1 Silver medal. The host State – Kerala also won a Bronze medal.

It was good to see that some previous National Games records in Recurve, Compound and Indian round Men & Women categories were broken at the National

Games – Kerala. I must thank and congratulate members of Kerala State Archery Association who worked day and night for making the event a resounding success.

TATA NRAT 2015, Stage – 1 at Hyderabad The maiden TATA National Ranking Archery Tournament of 2015, for Seniors, Juniors

and Sub-Juniors was conducted at People’s Plaza, Necklace Road, Hyderabad from 11th to 20th February 2015, by inviting top 8 Archers of TATA NRAT Final 2014 and top

4 Archers of Senior, Junior & Sub-Junior catetgories based on qualification and elimination points earned in Senior National - Delhi, Junior National - Vijayawada and Sub-Junior National - Jamshedpur respectively. Apart from this, Archers who

participated in any NRAT - 2014 and National Championship and surpassed the given benchmark scores, were also invited for the event.

Selection of Indian Team for 2nd Asia Cup at Bangkok

On 17th February, 2015 at People’s Plaza, Necklace Road, Hyderabad, Trials were held for selection of India Junior team for 2nd Asia Cup – Bangkok.

Coaching Camp The first Junior National Coaching Camp for Recurve Archers, with a strength of 76

including 18 Junior Recurve Boys,11 Junior Recurve Girls, 20 Sub-Junior Recurve Boys, 16 Sub-Junior Recurve Girls, 1 Foreign Coach and 10 coaches was held from

25th February to 25th March at SAI, JNS, Delhi. The purpose in including such a large number was to identify talented Archers.

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Senior Compound Camp with 8 Men, 8 Women and 4 Coaches was organized at SAI

Sonepat from 23rd February to 31st March, 2015 for preparing them for the forthcoming International competitions.

March - 2015

Coaching Programme at Korea

Coaching Programme for 3 Recurve men and 6 Recurve women along with one

Coach - Shri Ashim Kumar Kundu, has been arranged at Kim Hyung Tak Archery Training Centre, Korea, for two weeks, from 6th to 21st March, 2015. The feedback

received from the Archers and Coach was very positive and encouraging to continue such programmes in future.

Asia Cup – Stage 2 at Bangkok

Indian Junior Archers topped the medal tally with a haul of 6 medals including 3 Gold, 2 Silver and 1 Bronze in a field of 26 Asian countries, at the Asia Cup – Stage 2

in Bangkok from 16th to 22nd March, 2015.

The gist of our Archers’ performance in Asia Cup Stage 2 is as under:-

• Sanjay Boro who was in the best of form, won the Recurve men Individual Gold medal, defeating Hou-Chieh Wang of Chinese Taipei in a shoot off.

• Vennam Jyothi Surekha clinched the Compound women Individual Gold

medal against Vietnam Archer by a meagre margin of 2 points (142 Vs 140).

• Recurve Mixed duo – Sanjay Boro and Madhu Vedwan defeated Indonesia in a shoot off (20 vs 19) to clinch the Gold medal in the Mixed event.

• Compound Mixed Team Vikas Rajan and V. Jyothi Surekha lost to Philippines by a meagre margin of 2 points (155 Vs 153) and settled for a Silver medal.

• Indian Compound Women Trio- V, Jyothi Surekha, Purvasha Sudhir Shende & Genung Teksung

• Recurve Women consisting of Madhu Vedwan, Saren, Himani Boro clinched Bronze medal defeating Philippines by 5-1. They lost the semifinal earlier

against Indonesia 5-1.

The Archers were accompanied by Coaches and Officials - Mr. Somesh Chandra

Roy, Mr. Jiwanjot Singh Teja, Ms. Saswati Gangadhar, Mr. Dhaneswar Maida and Mrs. Manjushee S. Roy (SAI Official).

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TATA NRAT 2015, Stage – 2 at New Delhi The TATA National Ranking Archery Tournament Stage – 2 was held at Jawaharlal

Nehru Stadium, New Delhi from 24th to 31st March 2015. Top 12 Archers in each category– Senior, Junior and Sub-Junior considering the results of NRAT Stage – 1, were invited to compete in the event. Apart from this, Archers who participated in

any National Championship - 2014, National Games held in 2015, All India Police Championships and School Games held in 2015, with given benchmark scores were

also invited for the event.

Coaching Camps

Based on the results of TATA NRAT Stage - 2, top 9 Junior boys, girls; and 6 Cadet

boys, girls in both Recurve and Compound categories along with Foreign Coach, Indian Coaches and Support Staff were selected for Coaching Camps, details of

which are given below :-

1. Junior and Sub-Junior Recurve - JNS, Delhi - 26th March to 4th July, 2015 2. Junior and Sub-Junior Compound – SAI, Sonepat – 26th March to 10th Oct, 2015

3. Senior Compound – SAI, Sonepat – 26th March to 31st Oct, 2015

Campers, both Archers and Coaches were eliminated and inducted as per their

fresh ranking in the NRAT’s.

April - 2015

Selection of Senior Team for World Cup Stage 1 – China and World

Cup Stage 2 - Turkey

Selection Trials for two World Cups, Stage 1 and Stage 2, were organised at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, New Delhi on 1st & 2nd April, 2015. Top 8 Senior Archers

based on the TATA NRAT Stage - 2 were short listed for the Trials.

Selection of Sub-Junior (Cadet) & Junior Teams for Youth World

Championship - USA

On the basis of the Selection Trials held from 7th to 9th April, 2015 at YSC, Delhi, a

Team of 3 members each, in eight categories - Sub-Junior (Cadet) - Recurve and Compound, boys and girls; and Junior - Recurve and Compound, boys and girls,

was selected for the Youth World Archery Championship – USA, from 6th to 15th June, 2015.

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Coaching Camp

The first Senior Recurve men and women Coaching Camp of 2015 was held at SAI, Eastern Centre, Kolkata from 13th April to 23rd June, 2015 based on the ranking of

Archers at TATA NRAT - 2nd stage. On the same basis, Senior Compound men and women Coaching Camp was

extended from 3rd April to 20th June, 2015 at SAI Sonepat.

Coaches ‘Coaching’ Courses at Delhi

Archery Association of India organized two Courses for Coaches at DDA Yamuna Sports Complex, Delhi from 14th to 26th April 2015. A Course was held for Junior

Coaches as Level 1, and another for Senior Coaches as Intermediate Level, under the expertise of Mr. Pascal Colmaire, Development and Education Director, World Archery. Twenty seven Coaches at Level-I and eighteen Coaches at Intermediate

Level, from various parts of the country, have undergone the Coaching Courses.

All attending Coaches enjoyed the Courses and gathered immense knowledge. Evaluation tests were also conducted on completion of both Courses. AAI and all the

Coaches conveyed their appreciation to Mr Pascal Colmaire. I wish to thank the Coaches’ Committee, especially Dr.Joris Paulose for the time and

effort put in for making this event a success.

Mental Toughness Training Programme at Delhi

Under the ‘Target Olympic Podium’ (TOP) scheme of the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, the Archery Association of India held a Mental Toughness Training

programme from 20th to 28th April, 2015 under Sports Psychologist, Mr. Lorenzo Beltrame of Human Resource Institute, USA for 8 Recurve Men and 8 Recurve Women

Archers. The purpose behind holding this programme was to infuse confidence among our Archers so that they are better equipped to deal the mental pressure during competitions. Group, as well as one-on-one interaction sessions, were held

between the Archers and the expert during the programme to share individual experiences and difficulties on and off the field. Archery Coaches as well as some

Sports Psychologists attached to the Sports Authority of India also attended the programme.

Archers and Coaches expressed their immense satisfaction and suggested that more such Mental Toughness Training programmes should be conducted.

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May - 2015

Age Verification

Taking a serious view of the complaint received regarding submission of incorrect age by some Archers for the Youth World Championships, Archery Association of India had medical examination conducted on all selected team members at a SAI

accredited lab, in order to determine the authentic age of the Archers.

Consequent to the Age Verification Report and subsequent recommendation of the Ethics Committee, Archery Association of India decided to drop Shahnshah Biruli

and Tejraj Singh Rahore whose verified age was not found to be within the permitted limit of World Archery.

World Cup – Stage 1, at Shanghai

A twenty two member Indian team participated in World Cup - Stage 1, at Shanghai, China from 3rd to 11th May, 2015. Mr. Ravi Shankar, Mr. Rajendra Guiya, Mr.

Dhaneswar Maida, Mr. Jiwanjot Singh Teja Coaches; Mr. Arvind Yadav, Physiotherapist; Mr. Anup Das, Masseur; and Ms. Lalita Sharma SAI Official

accompanied the team.

Compound men trio – Abhishek Verma, Rajat Chouhan and M.Chinglensana won a Bronze medal against France securing 234 Vs 230. They earlier lost against Iran 223

Vs 227 in the semifinal. They beat teams of USA 230 vs 226 and Mexico 233 vs 232 in the quarter final and pre-quarter final respectively. This was the only achievement

accomplished by Indian team. Recurve Archers could not perform up to their standard in the event.

Conquest Cup – Antalya

This event was organized for the second year in Antalya, Turkey from 26th to 30th May, 2015 by Turkish Archery Federation, inviting one Archer each in all four categories.

Archery Association of India fielded Tarundeep Rai, Recurve Men; Rimil Buriuly

Recurve Women; I.R. Sanam, Compound Men; Swati Dudhwal, Compound Women. Mr. Virendra Sachdeva accompanied the team as Manager.

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June - 2015

US Embassy rejected Visa for some members of Indian Youth

Archery Team

Archery Association of India had planned to field its 33 member team for the World Archery Youth Championships at Yangton, South Dakota, USA from 8th to 15th June, 2015. They were scheduled to depart on 5th June.

It was very unfortunate and disappointing that 19 US visa applications were rejected on the ground that applicants have not demonstrated that they have strong ties in

India that indicate that they will return after a temporary visit to the United States. The reason for not issuing visa was shocking. AAI had persistently followed up the

matter with the US Embassy in New Delhi and had requested the Minister of External Affairs and Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports, for help in obtaining US Visa for the

Indian team. In addition, AAI had asked for help from World Archery and the US, LOC who in turn sought help from US Olympic Association. In spite of all these efforts, we were unable to succeed in getting visas for the entire Indian contingent.

Under the circumstances, AAI in consultation with the Ministry of Sports Government

of India, decided that the Indian team will not participate in the World Archery Youth Championships in USA.

World Cup – Stage 2, at Antalya

AAI fielded 16 Senior Archers along with 4 Coaches; Mr. Dharmendra Tiwary, Ms. Ruma Roy, Mr. W. Ranjan Singh, Mr,Lokesh Chand; and 2 Supporting Staff; Mr.

Arvind Yadav and Ms. Ruma Kar; in the World Cup – Stage 2, held at Antalya, Turkey from 24th May to 2nd June, 2015 Deepika Kumari won India a Bronze medal in individual event defeating Korean

Archer Hye Jin Chang (6 vs 2). Deepika Kumari was on the threshold of making it to

the final of the women's individual Recurve but failed to overcome London Olympic gold medalist Ki Bo Bee of Korea (4 vs 6) in the semifinals.

Sub-Junior NRAT Stage – 3, at New Delhi Sub-Junior National Ranking Archery Tournament Stage – 3 was conducted at DDA

Yamuna Sports Complex, Surajmal Vihar, Delhi, from 19th to 21st June, 2015. Top 12 Archers in all four category of Sub-Junior considering the results of TATA NRAT

Stage - 2 were invited to compete in the event.

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Selection of Cadet Recurve for Youth Commonwealth Games-Samoa

On 22nd June at JNS, Delhi, trials for selection of one boy and one girl Archer for Youth Commonwealth Games were held among the short listed top 4 Recurve boys

and Recurve girls (age between 14 and 17 years and born 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001) based on Sub-Junior NRAT Stage-3.

Nishant Kumawat and Prachi Singh were selected to represent India in the prestigious Youth Commonwealth Games.

Senior NRAT Stage – 3, at Patiala

Senior National Ranking Archery Tournament Stage – 3 was conducted at Patiala University, Patiala, Punjab, from 23rd to 26th June, 2015. Top 8 Archers in all

categories, considering the results of TATA NRAT Stage – 2, were invited to compete in the event.

Selection Trials for World Championship, World Cups, Olympics

Test Event, Asia Cup.

The top 8 Recurve and Compound, men and women Archers from NRAT Stage – 3 held at Patiala, participated in the selection trials at Patiala from 27th to 30th June,

2015.

The Archers ranked 1st to 3rd in each category; Recurve Men, Recurve Women, Compound Men, Compound Women, were selected for World Archery Championships – Denmark, and Olympic Test Event - Brazil (Recurve only); Archers

ranked 1st to 4th were selected for World Cup Stage 3 - Poland and Asia Cup Stage 3 - Iran; and Archers ranked 5th to 8th were selected for World Cup Stage 4 - Columbia.

July 2015

Coaching Camps

The venues of Senior, Junior and Sub-Junior Camps, with the same strength, were shifted as per details given below:-

Senior Recurve Coaching Camp from SAI, Kolkata to SAI, JNS, Delhi from 4th July to

9th August 2015.

Junior and Sub-Junior Recurve Coaching Camp from SAI, JNS, Delhi, to SAI Shilaroo from 4th July to 8th August 2015.

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World Archery Championships at Copenhagen, Denmark

A team consisting of twelve Archers, four Indian Coaches, Mr. Dharmendra Tiwary,

Ms. Purnima Mahato, Mr. W. Ranjan Singh and Mr. Dhaneshwar Maida; one Recurve Foreign Coach Mr. Myun Kwon Park; two Support Staff Mr. Arvind Yadav and Ms. Ruma Kar; Team Captain Mr. Virendra Sachdeva; and SAI Official Mr. Rajeev Arora,

was fielded for the World Archery Championships held in Copenhagen from 19th July to 3rd August, 2015.

The performance of our Archers at the all-important World Championships was

creditable, as under:-

Recurve Women Team of Deepika Kumari, Laxmirani Majhi and Rimil Buriuly performed exceedingly well in the competition and won a Silver medal after losing

the final to Russia. India won the first two sets, but failed to sustain the momentum

and lost the next two sets. In a shoot-off, India fought hard before going down 27-28.

Earlier, the Indian Recuve Women Team won against Germany in the first round, to book three individual and the team quota place for India in the Olympic Games at

Rio in 2016. In the Recurve Women individual event, Laxmirani Majhi performed very well to

enter the semifinal, but could not sustain her form in the Bronze medal match and lost to her Korean opponent. She was placed 4th in the Championships which is a

very creditable performance.

Recurve Men Team of Jayanta Talukdar, Mangal Singh Champia and Rahul Banerjee narrowly lost to Italy in a shoot-off in their first round match.

In the Recurve Men individual event, Mangal Singh Champia earned an individual quota place for India in the Olympic Games at Rio in 2016. He lost the quarter final

match.

Rajat Chauhan, in a very close Gold medal match in the Compound individual event, went down to Stephan Hansen of Denmark, to settle for a Silver medal 143 Vs 147.

Rajat became the first ever Indian Archer to win an individual Medal at the World

Archery Championships.

World Archery Congress at Copenhagen

The 51st World Archery Congress was held in Copenhagen on 24th and 25th July, 2015. Secretary General and Treasurer, AAI attended the Congress. World Archery

Federation presented AAI a Female Athlete Award for second largest number of female Archers participation over the Archery World Cup Stages in 2013-14.

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World Archery invited India to give a presentation at the Congress on Archery “Events” in India. The presentation was well received and appreciated by all.

Assessment Trial for Para Archers for World Para Archery

Championships

Assessment trials for Para Archers for World Para Archery Championships at Germany were conducted at Yamuna Sports Complex, Surajmal Vihar, Delhi, on 29th

July, 2015. Twenty Para Recurve and Compound Archers attended the trails. Based on the performance of Archers, two men Archers (one Recurve and one Compound)

were selected to represent India in the World Para Archery Championships for the first time.

August 2015

World Cup Stage 3, at Wroclaw

Indian team of sixteen Archers participated in the World Cup event held at Wroclaw, Poland from 9th to 17th August, 2015. Medal winning performances were as follows:-

• Abhishek Verma secured the individual Gold medal in the Compound men

category. Abhishek won 148 Vs 146 over Esmaeil Ebadi of Iran, against whom he had lost the Gold at the Incheon -Asian Games.

• India’s Recurve mixed pair of Deepika Kumari and Mangal Singh Champia took the Silver medal loosing the final against Mexico.

Mr. Dharmendra Tiwary, Mr. W. Rajan Singh, Mr. Haresh Kumar as Coaches; Mr. Arvind Yadav Physiotherapist and Mr. A.K. Nandan SAI Official, were with the team.

Asian Archery Taipei Open Archery Tournament - Taipei

Indian contingent dominated the Asian Archery Taipei Open Archery tournament

2015 held at Taipei city, Chinese Taipei from 9th to 17th August, 2015 by bagging a total of 10 Medals (3 Gold, 3 Silver and 4 Bronze). Indian medal tally is as under:-

Medals Name

Men /

Women

Recurve/

Compound

Individual/

Team Gold Silver Bronze

Govindas Singh Thokchom M Compound Individual 1 - -

Prabhjot Kaur W Compound Individual 1 - -

Vikas, Govindas & Ajay M Compound Team 1 - -

Vikas Rajan M Compound Individual - 1 -

Rajni Patro W Compound Individual - 1 -

Sanjay Boro & Himani Boro Mixed Recurve Team - 1 -

Swati Dudhwal W Compound Individual - - 1

Tarundeep Rai M Recurve Individual - - 1

Sanjay, Vijay & Atul M Recurve Team - - 1

Ishita, Himani & Madhu W Recurve Team - - 1

Total 3 3 4

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The Archers were accompanied by four Coaches, Mr. Sumesh Chandra Roy, Mr. B.S. Rao, Mr. Sanjay Suhag, Mr. Sandeep Kumar Duklan; and SAI Official, Mr. Sanjay

Kohli.

World Para Archery Championships – Donaueschingen

Rajesh, Recurve Men Open category and Vilas Dawane, Compound Men Open

category, along with Mr. Brijesh Kumar, Coach, represented India in the World Para Archery Championship held at Donaueschingen, Germany, from 21st to 30th August,

2015.

Coaching Camps

The following changes were made in the Coaching Camps:-

Shifting of Senior Recurve men and women from SAI, Delhi to JRD TATA, Jamshedpur from 18th August to 31st October, 2015.

Shifting of Junior and Sub-Junior boys and girls from SAI, Shilaroo to SAI, Sonepat

from 23rd August to 10th October, 2015.

Junior NRAT Stage – 3, Sonepat Junior National Ranking Archery Tournament Stage – 3, was conducted at Sports

Authority of India, Sonepat, Haryana, from 23rd to 25th August, 2015. Top 8 Archers in all four categories, based on the results of TATA NRAT Stage – 2, were invited to

compete in the event.

September 2015

5th Youth Commonwealth Games 2015 in Samoa

It was for the first time that Archery was included in the Youth Commonwealth Games.

Nishant Kumawat Recurve boy, and Prachi Singh Recurve girl, along with Mr. Mim Bahadur Gurung Coach, went to Samoa for the 5th Youth Commonwealth Games from

2nd to 11th September, 2015. It is a matter of great pride that Prachi Singh bagged the girls’ individual Gold

medal. Prachi, ranked 1st after the Qualification round with 620/720, won by a 4 point margin 6-2 Vs Elizabeth Warner of England ranked 2nd after the Qualification round.

Nishant Kumawat bagged the boys’ individual Silver medal, after losing the final to

Bangladeshi Archer Mohammad Tamimul Islam in a shoot off.

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Seoul International Youth Archery Festa 2015

Archery Association of India fielded six Sub-Junior Archers along with two Coaches,

Mr. Ashok Kumar Yadav and Mr. Ram Awdhesh, in the Seoul International Youth Archery Festa 2015 held at Seoul, Korea from 3rd to 9th September, 2015.

• Recurve Boys Team – Aditya Partap Singh, Robin and Mukesh Boro bagged the Gold medal defeating the Korean team in the final.

• Recurve Girl Archer – Ankita Bhakat, got a Bronze medal.

• Mixed Team – Mukesh Boro and Ankita Bhakat clinched a Silver medal

• Recurve Girls Team – Ankita Bhakat, Purva Palliwal and Simranjeet Kaur won the Silver medal.

Olympic Test Event at Rio

On the invitation of the Organizing Committee, Rio Olympics 2016, for the Aquece Rio International Archery Challenge, Olympic Test Event, at Sambodrome, Rio de

Janeiro, from 14th to 23rd September, 2015, AAI sent a team of 3 men, 3 women

Recurve Archers, 2 Coaches Mr. Dharmendra Tiwary and Ms. Purnima Mahato and 2 Support Staff Mr. Arvind Yadav and Ms. Ruma Kar, for the event.

The competition was conducted at the venue of the Archery event for the Olympic

Games at Rio in 2016. It was a good learning experience as our top Archers could familiarize themselves with the venue, the weather conditions and various other aspects.

NRAT Stage – 4, at Sonepat

The National Ranking Archery Tournament, Stage – 4, was held at the Sports

Authority of India, Sonepat, Haryana, from 24th September to 3rd October, 2015. Top 16 Archers in each category – Senior, Junior and Sub-Junior based on the results of NRAT Stage -3, were invited to compete in the event. Opportunity was also given to

Archers who were in the TOP scheme of the Government of India, and to those who played in any international competition during 2015.

October 2015

Selection Trials for Asian Archery Championship

On 4th & 5th October, selection trials were held at SAI Sonepat, to select the Indian Archery team for the 18th Asian Archery Championship – Bangkok. Top 8 senior

Archers based on the NRAT Stage – 4, participated in the trials.

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36th Senior (Recurve & Compound) National Archery Championships

at Meerut

The 36th Senior (Recurve and Compound) National Archery Championships were conducted at Kailash Prakash Stadium, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh from 13th to 19th

October, 2014 by the Uttar Pradesh Archery Association. Over 600 Archers and Officials from 41 State Associations / Units participated in this Championship. R.S.P.B., S.P.S.B., Jharkhand, Assam and Haryana proved their dominance in

Recurve; while Rajasthan, P.S.P.B., Delhi, Punjab and Maharashtra took the maximum number of medals in the Compound category. We thank the organizers for the

successful conduct of the Championships.

World Cup Final - 2015

On the basis of points earned at World Cup events in 2015, Deepika Kumari and Abhishek Verma qualified to participate in the World Cup Finals in Mexico, from 22nd to 26th October, 2015.

Deepika Kumari – Silver Medal

Deepika Kumari came close to win the World Cup Final Title again, but had to settle for a Silver medal, going down 6-2 to Choi Misun, the 19 year old Korean Bronze

medalist at the World Archery Championships and Gold medalist at the Olympic test event. Deepika earlier edged out Chien Ying Le of Chinese Taipei 6-4 in the

semifinal, and Kawanaka Kaori of Japan 6-4 in the quarter final.

Deepika Kumari collected a fourth Silver medal at the Archery World Cup Final, after being runner-up at Istanbul 2011, Tokyo 2012 and Paris 2013, an incredible

record in itself.

Abhishek Verma – Silver Medal

Abhishek Verma defeated his opponents in the earlier rounds without much difficulty, but lost to Demir Elmaagacli of Turkey 143 Vs 145, in the final and settled for a Silver medal.

After defeating Marlin Damsba of Denmark 148 Vs 146 in the quarterfinal; and Mario Cardoso of Maxico, who had huge local support, with a perfect 150 Vs 142 in the

semifinal; Abhishek looked comparatively strong, but failed to overcome his opponent in the final match.

Abhishek Verma became the first Indian Compound Archer to win a medal at an Archery World Cup Final.

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Sub-Junior and Junior Recurve Coaching Camp at Gwang-Ju, Korea In line with Archery Association of India’s plans to provide more international

competition and training exposure to its Recurve Junior and Sub-Junior Archers, a three week Camp for seventeen Archers; 4 Sub-Junior Boys, 4 Sub-Junior Girls, 4 Junior Boys, 4 Junior Girls; with four Coaches, Mr. Chae Woong Lim, Mr. Sumesh

Chandra Roy, Mr. Hunezo Thisa, Ms. Sumangala; and Ms. Rachna Govil SAI Official, was arranged at Gwang-Ju City, Korea from 25th October to 17th November. 2015.

Coaching Camp

A Coaching Camp for Indian Recurve Archers; 4 Junior and 4 Cadet boys and girls; along with foreign Coach and Indian Coaches selected for the Korea Training and

Competition Camp was held from 11th to 25th October, 2015 at SAI, Sonepat.

November 2015

World Archery Asia Meeting at Bangkok

In recognition of the invaluable service rendered by Mr Vijay Kumar Malhotra to the

sport of Archery, World Archery Asia conferred upon him the title of Hon Life President of World Archery Asia and a Gold plaque was presented to honour him at

the meeting in Bangkok on 1st November, 2015.

Asian Archery Championships

The Indian Archery team won 6 medals including 3 Gold, 2 Silver and 1 Bronze in

the Asian Archery Championships at the Hua Mark Archery Field in Bangkok,

Thailand. In a shoot off gold medal match, Rajat Chouhan bagged the Gold medal in the

Compound Men's Individual section by defeating Yong Hee Choi of Korea. He was also a part of Compound Men's team which clinched Gold medal from Korea by

scoring 234 Vs 233. Other members of the team were Abhishek Verma and Sarvesh Pareek.

Jyothi Surekha Vennam defeated Afsaneh Shafielavij of Iran, 141 Vs 137, in a compound women' individual final match to clinch a Gold medal.

Recurve Women team of Deepika Kumari, Bombayala Devi and Laxmirani Majhi lost to Olympic and World Champions Korea, 6-3 and finished with a Silver medal.

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Compound Women trio - Jyothi Surekha, Jayalakshmi Sarikonda, Swati Dudhwal lost to the Korean team, 232-234 to settle for the Silver medal.

Recurve mixed team of Jayanta Talukdar and Deepika Kumari won the Bronze medal

in a match against China 5-3.

India finished 2nd to Korea in the medals tally at the Asian Archery Championships.

Senior Recurve Coaching Camp at Kim’s Archery Centre, Korea

Archery Association of India sent 15 Archers; 9 Recurve Men and 6 Recurve Women, for a Coaching Camp under Coach Kim, at Kim Hyung Tak Archery Training Centre, Korea, from 17th November to 3rd December 2015, along with a masseur and a

masseuse.

December 2015 Joint Training Programme AAI received an offer from World Archery Asia providing free boarding and lodging facilities to one Archer each in Recurve Men, Recurve Women, Compound Men,

Compound Women and two Coaches for a Joint Training Programme at Huamark Archery Centre at Bangkok from 20th to 23rd December, 2015. The following were

selected:-

1) P.Dingku Singh (Recurve Men) 2) P.Geethika Lakshmi (Recurve Women)

3) Aman Saini (Compound Men) 4) Khushbu Dhayal (Compound Women)

5) Surender Tanwar (Coach) 6) V.S. Dhayal (Coach)

The selected participants returned to India with rich knowledge, experience and pleasant memories.

January, 2016

NRAT Final, Selection Trial and Test Event for South Asian Games,

at Shilllong

The National Ranking Archery Tournament 2015 - Final, along with selection trials and Archery Test event for the 12th South Asian Games was held from 2nd to 7th

January, 2016 at Polo Grounds, Shillong, Meghalaya. The finalists in the three categories of Sub Junior, Junior and Senior, both men and women, in the divisions of

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Compound and Recurve competed for top spots. A total of 82 Archers and 12

Coaches attended the event.

Cash Awards of Rs.27 lakhs were distributed among the Archers and Coaches at the

NRAT Finals as per details given below:-

Sub-Junior Recurve Boys Sub-Junior Recurve Girls


1 Kamal Kishor 40,000 1 Prachi Singh 40,000

2 Atul Verma 30,000 2 Manisha Hembram 30,000

3 Ranjit Naik 25,000 3 Th. Surmala Devi 25,000

4 Aditya Partap Singh 15,000

4 Sulekha Singh 15,000

Sub-Junior Compound Boys Sub-Junior Compound Girls


1 Tejraj Singh Rathore 40,000 1 Purvasha Shende 40,000

2 Dharmendra Sourat 30,000 2 K. Jyoshna 30,000

3 Subham Sethe 25,000 3 Sakshi Vedwan 25,000

4 Jagbinder 15,000

4 Diksha Chhillar 15,000

Sub-Junior Recurve Boys – Coaches Sub-Junior Recurve Girls – Coaches


1 Mim Bahadur Gurung 20,000 1 Dr. P. Ravi Shankar 20,000


2 Dharmendra Tiwary 10,000

Sub-Junior Compound Boys – Coaches Sub-Junior Compound Girls – Coaches


1 W. Ranjan Singh 20,000 1 Chandra Shekhar 20,000

2 Sunil Kumar 10,000

2 Prakash Ram 10,000

Junior Recurve Boys Junior Recurve Girls


1 Binod Swansi 60,000 1 Madhu Vedwan 60,000

2 Bhagwat Singh 50,000 2 Archana Sharma 50,000

3 Indrachand Swami 35,000 3 Bhagyashri Kolte 35,000

4 N. Jemson Singh 20,000

4 Asha Rani Horo 20,000

Junior Compound Boys Junior Compound Girls


1 Rajat Chauhan 60,000 1 Madhumita Kumari 60,000

2 Ch. Jignas 50,000 2 Purvasha Shende 50,000

3 Ramakanta Sharma 35,000 3 Anu Tiwary 35,000

4 Ritul Chatterjee 20,000

4 P.Geethika Lakshmi 20,000

Junior Recurve Boys – Coaches Junior Recurve Girls – Coaches


1 S.C. Roy 30,000 1 Rajendra Guiya 30,000


2 P. Ravi Shankar 15,000

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Junior Compound Boys – Coaches Junior Compound Girls – Coaches


1 W. Ranjan Singh 30,000 1 Chandra Sherkhar 30,000

2 Dr. P. Ravi Shankar 15,000

2 Dhaneswar Maida 15,000

Senior Recurve Men Senior Recurve Women


1 Tarundeep Rai 1,00,000 1 Deepika Kumari 1,00,000

2 Kapil 75,000 2 Laxmirani Majhi 75,000

3 Atanu Das 50,000 3 Madhu Vedwan 50,000

4 Vishwas 25,000

4 L. Bombayla Devi 25,000

Senior Compound Men Senior Compound Women


1 Rajat Chauhan 1,00,000 1 Trisha Deb 1,00,000

2 Abhishek Verma 75,000 2 Purvasha Shende 75,000

3 Y. Charan Reddy 50,000 3 V. Jyothi Surekha 50,000

4 Abhishek Verma 25,000

4 Supriya 25,000

Senior Recurve Men – Coaches Senior Recurve Women – Coaches


1 Dharmendra Tiwary 50,000 1 Dharmendra Tiwary 50,000

2 Ravi Shankar 25,000

2 Jiwanjot Singh Teja 25,000

Senior Compound Men – Coaches Senior Compound Women – Coaches


1 W. Ranjan Singh 50,000 1 Jiwanjot Singh Teja 50,000

2 Lokesh Chand 25,000

2 B. Gunicha Devi 25,000

Trials for selecting a 16 member Recurve and Compound, men and women Indian team for the South Asian Games were held at Shillong, Meghalaya on 5th and 6th January, 2016.

The NRAT Finals and the Trials were arranged at Shillong to test the venue, logistics,

technology etc. for the South Asian Games. Areas were identified where improvements needed to be made for the main SAG to be held in February.

The Archery Association of India appreciates the sincerity and dedication of Archery Association of Meghalaya, the deputed Technical Officials and Volunteers who put in

their best efforts to make the event a grand success. I am thankful to the Sports Authority of India and SAG Games Secretariat for extending their full cooperation.

Alloment of Asian Archery Championships to India

I am pleased to inform you that at the Executive Board Meeting of World Archery

Asia, the 21st Asian Archery Championships-2019 & CQT for 2020 Olympic Games and the Asian Para Archery Championships 2019 were allotted to India.

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Sub-Junior National Championships at Goa

The 36th Sub-Junior Indian Round, Recurve and Compound National Archery Championships were hosted by Amateur Archery Association, Goa, at Madgoa, from

07-16 January, 2016. A total of 359 Archers, both boys and girls, along with 86 team officials from 24 States / Units participated. Performance of Jharkhand, Maharashtra and Assam States in Recurve; Himachal Pradesh, SSCB, Delhi, Andhra Pradesh and

Kerala in Compound; Jharkhand, Assam, SSCB and Haryana in Indian Round were creditable. The organizers made all efforts and conducted the Championships

successfully.

8th Mini National Archery Championship at Vishakhapatnam

The Andhra Pradesh Archery Association conducted the Cherukuri Volga Mini Nationals event outside Vijayawada for the first time. The event was held at

Vishakhapatnam from 31st January to 5th February 2016. About 350 Archers and team officials from 21 States / Units participated in the event. Competitions were held for boys and girls in the Indian Round, Recurve and Compound categories. Exhibition

matches for Archers under the age of 10 years were also conducted for the first time.

The Archers belonging to Andhra Pradesh, SSCB, Haryana in Recurve; Haryana, Manipur, Maharashtra in Compound; and Jharkhand, Odisha, SSCB in Indian Round,

dominated in the Championship. The encouragement and opportunity given to young Archers by the Andhra Pradesh

Archery Association deserves great appreciation.

1st Selection Trials for Olympic Games 2016 at Rio

Selection Trials for the Indian Team for Olympic Games 2016 are being conducted

from January to May in 6 stages’, with a 7th stage in June if required. The number of Archers in contention is reduced at each stage till the final team of 3 men and 3 women is selected. The Women’s Team will participate in the Olympics as it has

already qualified. The Men’s Team will have to qualify for the Olympics at the World Cup event in Antalya in June, 2016. If the Team qualifies, it will go on to participate in

the Olympics. If not, in view of one quota place for India, there will be a selection trial among the 3 men Archers to select 1 Archer who will represent India at the

Olympics. Trial 1 was held in Jamshedpur on 31st January and 1st February, with Archers who

had surpassed a benchmark score in Senior / Junior NRAT’s in 2015, or in Senior Nationals 2015 of AAI. At the end of the Trial the top 12 men and women were

selected to participate in the next Trial.

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Coaching Camps In order to prepare and select a strong Indian team for the Olympic Games 2016, a

Coaching Camp for top 12 Senior Recurve men and women Archers based on NRAT 2015, along with 5 Coaches and 6 Support Staff commenced at JRD TATA Stadium,

Jamshedpur from 11th January 2016. The Camp will continue at Jamshedpur till 7th March 2016, during which period three selection trials would be conducted at Jamshedpur to trim down the numbers of Campers to 8 in both the categories.

Thereafter, the Coaching Camp with 8 Archers in each category will move to SAI, Delhi from 8th March, 2016. The final Olympic Coaching Camp will take place at SAI,

Bangalore.

Top 8 Senior Compound men and women Archers based on NRAT 2015, along with 4 Coaches and 3 Support Staff were selected for a Coaching Camp at SAI, Sonepat

from 11th January to 31st March, 2016, in preparation for the World Cup events.

February

12th South Asian Games at Shillong The 12th South Asian Games have been widely hailed as the best SAG ever

organised. Around 2600 athletes of all the eight member countries participated in 22 disciplines in the 12-day sporting extravaganza at Guwahati, Assam and Shillong

Meghalaya. The Games saw a record medal haul by India. Out of a total of 789 medals won, India bagged a record 308 medals.

Archery event was held at Polo Ground, Shillong from 4th to 9th February, 2016 in which 79 Archers and 29 Team Officials from Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal,

Pakistan and Sri Lanka took part. The brief entry by number is given below:-

India was on top of the medal tally with all possible 10 Gold and 04 Silver Medals which is 50% of medals at stake. Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and Nepal were

behind with 6, 5, 2 and 1 medal respectively.

Recurve Compound S.No. Name of Country

Men Women Men Women Officials Total

1 Bangladesh 4 4 4 4 8 24

2 Bhutan 4 4 4 - 3 15

3 India 4 4 4 4 8 24

4 Nepal 4 4 4 - 3 15

5 Pakistan 4 4 - - 3 11

6 Sri Lanka 4 4 4 3 4 19

Total 24 24 20 11 29 108

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All participants including Archers, Team Officials, Technical Officials and attending Presidents / Secretaries of South Asian member countries appreciated and

applauded the management and organization of the Archery event and South Asian Games as a whole.

Together with the local support from Ms. Matsiewdor War Nongbri, Shri Paia B War Nongbri and other members of Archery Association of Meghalaya, Judges, National

Technical Officials, Volunteers, etc., a successful Archery event was held in an extremely short span of time and under challenging circumstances. We convey our

heartfelt thanks to all who have made this possible.

Meeting of South Asian Archery Federation(SAAF) at Shillong On February 4, 2016, a meeting of the South Asian Archery Federation was held at

Asian Confluence, Shillong.

The efforts and contribution of Prof.Vijay Kumar Malhotra for developing and

promoting the game of Archery in South Asia were appreciated. In recognition to his long service, it was decided to honor and induct him as the Hon Life President of SAAF. The members also recalled the distinguished services of the late Mr. Rathin

Datta and inducted him as Founder First Vice President of SAAF.

It was decided to host the next South Asian Archery Championships in Sri Lanka.

The office bearers of the SAAF were elected. The House unanimously elected Mr. Anil Kamineni as President, Mr. Kazi Rajib Uddin Ahmed Chapol as Secretary

General and Mr. Virendra Sachdeva as Treasurer of the South Asian Archery Federation.

Junior National Championship – Jamshedpur The 38th Junior Indian Round, Recurve and Compound National Archery

Championships were conducted at JRD TATA Sports Complex, Jamshedpur, Jharkhand from 10th to 18th February 2016 by the Steel Plants Sports Board (SPSB) and

Jharkhand Archery Association with the support of TATA Steel. There were 572 participants from 29 teams. Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Uttarakhand proved their

dominance in Recurve; Himachal Pradesh, Maharashtra, SSCB in Compound; while SSCB, Chattisgarh, Jharkhand, Haryana impressed with their performance in Indian

Round. The arrangements made by the organisers were appreciated by all.

2nd Selection Trials for Olympic Games 2016 at Rio

2nd Selection Trials to prune the number of probables from 12 to 10 was held in Jamshedpur on 20th and 21st February, 2016.

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Selection Trials for Asia Cup Stage 1

AAI decided to field the Junior Archers for the Asia Cup Stage-1 in Bangkok (Thailand) from 20-26 March, 2016. The Selection Trials were conducted on

February 27-28, 2016 at SAI, Sonepat, Haryana. Top 8 from Junior NRAT Final 2015 and top 10 from Junior National 2015 in four categories (Recurve Men, Recurve

Women, Compound Men, Compound Women) were eligible for the Trials.

Conclusion

The representation of 43 State Associations / Units with more than 2700 participants

in four different age groups in National Championships during the period under review, is an indication of the success of the domestic events. We however need

more States / Units to come forward to host events. Some record breaking scores were shot in the events, which show the rapid progress in the standard of Indian

Archery. I take this opportunity to extend my heartfelt thanks to those State Associations /

Units that came forward and hosted our domestic events successfully and all other members and office bearers for their wholehearted cooperation and constructive

guidance.

I thank one and all of you for your sustained efforts to improve and grow our sport. I

look forward to more fruitful interaction with you and for your continued cooperation

and support in future.

Thank you

Jai Hind !

Anil Kamineni

Secretary General Archery Association of India

Annexure ‘A’ : Minutes of Last Meetings Annexure ‘B’ : Results of International Competitions

Annexure ‘C’ : Results of National Championships Annexure ‘D’ : Calendar of International Events

Indian Archers’ Achievements in International Competitions

ACHIEVEMENTS

Medals Year Event Name M/ W

Recurve/

Compound

Individual

/ Team Gold Silver Bronze

Sanjay Boro M Recurve Individual 1 - -

Jyothi Surekha Vennam W Compound Individual 1 - -

Sanjay Boro Mixed Recurve Team 1 - -

Vikas & Jyothi Mixed Compound Team - 1 -

Jyothi, Purvasha &

Genung W Compound Team - 1 -

2nd Asian Cup -

Bangkok, Thailand

Madhu, Monika &

Himani W Recurve Team - - 1

1st World Cup -

China 3-11May

Abhishek, Rajat &

Chinglensana M Compound Team - - 1

2nd World Cup -

Turkey 24-31 May Deepika Kumari W Recurve Individual - - 1

Rajat Chauhan M Compound Individual - 1 - World Archery

Champ.- Denmark

26 Jul - 2 Aug Deepika, Laxmi & Rimil W Recurve Team - 1 -

Abhishek Verma M Compound Individual 1 - - 3rd World Cup -

Poland 9-17 August Mangal & Deepika Mixed Recurve Team - 1 -

Govindas Singh M Compound Individual 1 - -

Prabhjot Kaur W Compound Individual 1 - -

Vikas, Govindas & Ajay M Compound Team 1 - -

Vikas Rajan M Compound Individual - 1 -

Rajni Patro W Compound Individual - 1 -

Sanjay Boro & Himani Mixed Recurve Team - 1 -

Swati Dudhwal W Compound Individual - - 1

Tarundeep Rai M Recurve Individual - - 1

Sanjay, Vijay & Atul M Recurve Team - - 1

Taipei Open Archery

Tournament -

Taiwan

9-17 August

Ishita, Himani & Madhu W Recurve Team - - 1

Aditya, Robin & Mukesh M Recurve Team 1 - -

Purva, Ankita &

Simranjeet W Recurve Team - 1 -

Ankita Bhakat & Mukesh Mixed Recurve Team - 1 -

Seoul International

Youth Sports Festa -

Korea

3-9 September Ankita Bhakat W Recurve Individual - - 1

Prachi Singh W Recurve Individual 1 - - Youth

Commonwealth

Games - Samoa

2-10 September Nishant Kumawat M Recurve Individual - 1 -

Deepika Kumari W Recurve Individual - 1 - World Cup Final -

Mexico City Abhishek Verma M Compound Individual - 1 -

Rajat Chauhan M Compound Individual 1 - -

V. Jyothi Surekha W Compound Individual 1 - -

Rajat, Abhishek &

Sarvesh M Compound Team 1 - -

Jyothi, Swati &

Jayalakshmi W Compound Team - 1 -

Deepika, Laxmi &

Bombayla W Recurve Team - 1 -

2

0

1

5

19th Asian Archery

Championship -

Bangkok

1-8 November

Deepika & Jayanta Mixed Recurve Team - - 1

Tarundeep Rai M Recurve Individual 1 - -

Deepika Kumari W Recurve Individual 1 - -

Rajat Chauhan M Compound Individual 1 - -

Purvasha Sudhir Shende W Compound Individual 1 - -

Abhishek & Purvasha Mixed Compound Team 1 - -

Tarundeep & Deepika Mixed Recurve Team 1 - -

Rajat, Abhishek &

Manash M Compound Team 1 - -

Purvasha, Lily & Jyothi W Compound Team 1 - -

Tarundeep, Gurucharan

& Jayanta M Recurve Team 1 - -

Deepika, Bombayla &

Laxmirani W Recurve Team 1 - -

Gurucharan Besra M Recurve Individual - 1 -

L. Bombayla Devi W Recurve Individual - 1 -

Abhishek Verma M Compound Individual - 1 -

12th South Asian

Games - Shillong

4-9 February

V. Jyothi Surekha W Compound Individual - 1 -

Total Medals

22

19

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Annexure B (I)

1st Asian Archery Grand Prix-2014

Bangkok, Thailand from 10th to 16th March, 2014

RECURVE DIVISION’S PERFORMANCE

INDIVIDUAL OLYMPIC ROUND- WOMEN

Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Madhu Vedwan 629/13 - 6 6 3 - - - 9th

2. Monika Saren 582/46 6 6 2 - - - - 17th

3. Himani Boro 567/53 6 4 - - - - - 33rd

4. Archana Sharma 560/56 6 1 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification Team

1778/11

INDIVIDUAL OLYMPIC ROUND – MEN

Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Sanajy Boro 651/9 - 6 7 5 Tie

6 6 5 Tie

Gold

2. Chaman Singh 640/23 - 5

Tie

6 2 - - - 9th

3. Atul Verma 649/10 - 6 4 - - - - 17th

4. Dhaniram Basumatary

636/32 6 6 4 - - - - 17th

Qualification

Team

1940/5

TEAM OLYMPIC ROUND – WOMEN

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter Final

Quarter Final

Semi Final

Bronze Rank

Madhu Vedwan,

Monika Saren & Himani Boro

Won against

Russia 5 – 3

Won against

Japan 5 – 3

Lost against

Indonesia 0 – 6

Won against

Philippines 5 – 1

Bronze

TEAM OLYMPIC ROUND – MEN

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter Final

Quarter Final

Semi Final Bronze Rank

Sanjay Boro,

Atul Verma & Chaman Singh

Won against

Singapore 5 – 3

Won against

Malaysia 6 – 0

Lost against

Bangladesh 4 – 5

Lost against

Kazakhstan 1 – 5

4th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter final

Quarter Final

Semi Final Final Rank

Sanjay Boro &

Madhu Vedwan 1280/7

Won against

Singapore 6 – 0

Won against

Chinese Taipei 6 – 2

Won against

Philippines 5 – 1

Won against

Indonesia 5 – 4

Gold

Sheet (II) COMPOUND DIVISION’S PERFORMANCE


Sl Name Double

50Mtr

1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. V. Jyothi Surekha 689/2 - 145 144 141 142 Tie

142 Gold

2. Prabhjot Kaur 662/27 130 142 146 140 142

Tie

139 4th

3. Purvasha Shende 677/11 142 146 142 - - - 9th

4. Genung Tekseng 663/26 137 142 - - - - 17th

Qualification

Team

2029/3


Sl Name Double 50Mtr

1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi Final

Final

Overall Rank

1. Govindas Singh 680/15 139 140

Tie

139 - - - 9th

2. Ajay Singh 690/6 - 143 140 - - - 9th

3. Ajay Malashikare 678/17 143 143 141 - - - 9th

4. Vikas Rajan 693/3 - 142 - - - - 17th

Qualification

Team

2063/2


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter Final

Quarter Final

Semi Final

Final Rank

V.Jyothi Surekha,

Purvasha Shende & Genung Tekseng

Bye

Won against

Kazakhstan 223 – 209

Won against

Malaysia 224* - 224

Lost against

Philippines 224 – 223

Silver


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

Final

Quarter

Final


Vikas Rajan,

Ajay Singh &

Govindas Singh

Won against

Myanmar

228 – 220

Lost against

Kazakhstan

223 – 225

---

---

6th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter Final

Quarter Final


Vikas Rajan &

V. Jyothi Surekha 1382/2

Won against

Lao 153 – 141

Won against

Hongkong 148* – 148

Won against

Egypt 150 – 145

Lost against

Philippines 153 – 155

Silver

Annexure B (II)

1st Stage Archery World Cup-2015

Shanghai, China from 3rd to 11th May, 2015



Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Bronze Overall

Rank

1. Deepika Kumari 657/13 6 6 4 - - - - 17th

2. Madhu Vedwan 628/64 6 5

Tie

- - - - 33rd

3. Satbir Kaur 618/78 6 1 33rd

4. Snehal Divakar 621/73 4 - - - - 57th

Qualification

Team

1906/18


Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Viswash 664/28 5

Tie

5

Tie

4 - - - - 17th

2. Jayanta Talukdar 673/12 7 3 - - - - - 33rd

3. Mangal Singh 665/26 6 3 - - - - - 33rd

4. Ranjit Naik 642/82 6 5 Tie

- - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

2002/5


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter final

Quarter Final

Semi Final

Bronze Rank

Not Qualified for Team Event


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Jayanta Talukdar, Manga Singh &

Viswash

Won against Mexico

4 (28) vs 4(27)

Lost against Indonesia

1 vs 5

--

--

7th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Jayanta Talukdar & Deepika Kumari

1332/6

Lost against Mexico

0 vs 6

--

--

--

9th

Sheet (II)

COMPOUND DIVISION’S PERFORMANCE



1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi Final

Final Overall Rank

1. V. Jyothi Surekha 691/6 - 140 143 143 - - 6th

2. Purvasha Sudhir 682/14 138 142 143 - - - 9th

3. P. Lily Chanu 681/19 140 137 - - - 17th

4. Trisha Deb 672/28 140 140 - - - - 17th

Qualification

Team

2054/5



1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Rajat Chauhan 692/34 - 143 143 147 - - - 9th

2. Abhishek Verma 705/8 - - 144 - - - - 17th

3. M. Chinglensana 690/38 - 146

Tie

142 - - - - 17th

4. Ch. Jignas 686/46 146 145 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

2087/9


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Purvasha Sudhir S, V.Jyothi Surekha &

P. Lily Chanu

Won against Singapore

223 – 211

Lost against Malaysia

216 – 220

---

---

8th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter final

Quarter Final

Semi Final

Bronze Rank

Abhishek Verma,

Rajat Chauhan & M. Chinglensana

Won against

Mexico 233 - 232

Won against

USA 230 - 226

Lost against

I.R.Iran 223 - 227

Won against

France 234 – 230

Bronze

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Abhishek Verma & V.Jyothi Surekha

1396/4

Won against Iran

152 vs 152 20 tie 19

Lost against Turkey

152 vs 154

--

--

7th

Annexure B (III)

2nd Stage Archery World Cup-2015

Antalya, Turkey from 24th May to 2nd June, 2015



Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Bronze Overall

Rank

1. Deepika Kumari 664/9 BRONZE

2. Dola Banerjee 612/72 - - - - - - 57th

3. Satbir Kaur 612/73 - - - - - - 57th

4. Snehal Divakar 592/103 - - - - - - 57th

Qualification Team

1888/13


Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Viswash 659/36 - - - - - - 57th

2. Jayanta Talukdar 671/10 - - - - 17th

3. Mangal Singh 669/13 - - - - - 33rd

4. Ranjit Naik 653/48 - - - - - - 57th

Qualification

Team

1999/3


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter final

Quarter Final


Deepika Kumari.

Dola Banerjee & Satbir Kaur

Lost against

China

--

--

--

9th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Jayanta Talukdar, Manga Singh &

Viswash

Won against Colombia

Lost against China

--

--

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Jayanta Talukdar & Deepika Kumari

1335/5

Lost against France

--

--

--

9th



Sl Name Double

50Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Trisha Deb 680/36 - 144 140 - - - - 17th

2. P. Lily Chanu 681/34 - 141 - - - - - 33rd

3. Ramandeep Kaur 684/28 - 138 - - - - - 33rd

4. Anajli Kumari 374/51 141 - - - - - - 57th

Qualification

Team

2045/8


Sl Name Double

50Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Abhishek Verma 701/6 - - 148 148 148 Tie

- -

2. Rajat Chauhan 693/34 149 147 144 - - - - 17th

3. Ch. Jignas 693/37 147 143 141 - - - - 17th

4. M. Chinglensana 686/56 145 143 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

2087/6


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter final

Quarter Final

Semi Final

Final Rank

Purvasha Sudhir S,

V.Jyothi Surekha & P. Lily Chanu

Won against

Iran 218 – 216

Lost against

Korea 221 – 229

---

---


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Bronze Rank

Abhishek Verma,

Rajat Chauhan &

M. Chinglensana

Lost Against

Denmark

228 – 232

--

--

--

9th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter final

Quarter Final


Abhishek Verma &

Ramandeep Kaur 1385/13

Lost against

Denmark 151 – 154

--

--

--

9th

Annexure B (IV)

World Archery Championship - 2015

Copenhagen, Denmark from 24th July to 3rd August, 2015



Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Bronze Overall

Rank

1. Laxmirani Majhi 629/52 5 Tie

5 Tie

7 6 5 Tie

4 4 4th

2. Deepika Kumari 657/8 - - 4 - - - - 17th

3. Rimil Buriuly 621/70 0 - - - - - - 17th

Qualification Team

1907/10


Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Mangal Singh 636/59 7 7 6 6 4 - - 17th

2. Jayanta Talukdar 628/85 2 - - - - - - 57th

3. Rahul Banerjee 641/46 0 - - - - - - 57th

Qualification

Team

1905/15


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter final

Quarter Final


Deepika Kumari,

Laxmirani Majhi & Rimil Buriuly

Won against

Germany 5 – 3

Won against

Colombia 6 – 2

Won against

Japan 5 – 4

Lost against

Russia 4 – 5

SILVER


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Mangal Singh, Rahul Banerjee &

Jayanta Talukdar

Lost against Italy

4 – 5

--

--

--

9th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Rahul Banerjee & Deepika Kumari

1298/10

Won against Spain

5 – 4

Lost against Chinese T.

4 – 5

--

--

6th



Sl Name Double

50Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. V. Jyothi Surekha 678/8 - - 143 143

Tie

- - - 17th

2. P. Lily Chanu 663/36 136 133 - - - - - 33rd

3. Purvasha Sudhir 663/38 128 - - - - - - 57th

Qualification

Team

2004/6


Sl Name Double

50Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Rajat Chauhan 678/30 144 142

Tie

149 145

Tie

146 143 143 SILVER

2. Abhishek Verma 697/1 - - 146

Tie

- - - - 17th

3. Kawalpreet Singh 675/46 147 136 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

2050/3


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Bronze Rank

Purvasha Sudhir S, V.Jyothi Surekha &

P. Lily Chanu

Lost against South Africa

223 – 223

Tie 27 – 29

--

--

--

9th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Bronze Rank

Abhishek Verma, Rajat Chauhan &

Kawalpreet Singh

Won against Russia

226 – 223

Lost against Denmark

224 – 232

--

--

8th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Abhishek Verma &

V.Jyothi Surekha 1375/4

Lost against

Italy

136 – 146

--

--

--

9th

Annexure B (V)

3rd Stage Archery World Cup-2015

Wroclaw, Poland from 9th to 17th August, 2015




1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi Final

Bronze Overall

Rank

1. Deepika Kumari 658/2 - - 6 5

Tie

- - - 9th

2. L.Bombayla Devi 645/9 - 6 2 - - - - 17th

3. Laxmirani Majhi 630/33 - 6 5

Tie

- - - - 17th

4. Rimil Buriuly 630/32 - 2 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification Team

1933/2


Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Bulbul Marandi 661/15 - 6 6 4 - - - 9th

2. Jayanta Talukdar 656/22 - 6 6 4 - - - 9th

3. Mangal Singh 663/12 - 6 4 - - - - 17th

4. Rahul Banerjee 657/21 - 0 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

1981/2


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Deepika Kumari,

L.Bombayla Devi & Rimil Buriuly

Won against

Poland 6 – 0

Lost against

Italy 2 – 6

--

--

7th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Mangal Singh, Rahul Banerjee &

Bulbul Marandi

Won against Iran

6 – 2

Lost against Germany

0 – 6

--

--

6th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Mangal Singh &

Deepika Kumari 1321/3

Won against

Slovenia

5 – 4

Won against

Spain

5 – 4

Won against

France

5 – 3

Lost against

Mexico

SILVER



Sl Name Double

50Mtr

1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. V. Jyothi Surekha 682/15 - 141 143 140 - - 8th

2. P. Lily Chanu 680/18 - 139 - - - - 17th

3. Priyanshu Kachap 660/39 144 140 - - - - 17th

4. Purvasha Sudhir 672/27 140 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

2034/5


Sl Name Double

50Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Abhishek Verma 695/22 - 147 146 148

Tie

147 146 148 GOLD

2. Rajat Chauhan 694/25 - 143 144 140 - - - 9th

3. Kawalpreet Singh 696/20 - 142 144 - - - - 17th

4. Ch. Jignas 693/28 - 142 140 - - - - 17th

Qualification Team

2085/4


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Bronze Rank

Purvasha Sudhir S,

V.Jyothi Surekha &

P. Lily Chanu

--

Lost against

USA

212 – 224

--

--

6th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Bronze Rank


Kawalpreet Singh

--

Won against Iran

229 - 229

Lost against USA

231 – 232

Lost against Italy

230 – 233

4th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Kawalpreet Singh &


Won against

Turkey

154 – 143

Lost against

Turkey

153 – 154

--

--

6th

Annexure B (VI)

5th Commonwealth Youth Games-2015

Apia, Samoa

from 2nd to 11th September, 215


Prachi Singh – GOLD MEDAL

EVENT

COMPETITORS

SCORE

RESULT

Qualification Round -- 620 1st Rank

1/8 Elimination Round Bye -- Bye

1/4 Elimination Round Jil Grete Walter

(Samoa) (19,28,27,24,26) 6 - 4 (23,16,29,22,16) Won

Semi Final Nondiny Khan Shopna

(Bangladesh) (26,24,26) 6 - 0 (21,23,20) Won

Final Match Elizabeth Warner

(England) (27,25,26,27) 6 - 4 (25,28,23,25) Won

Nishant Kumawat – SILVER MEDAL

EVENT

COMPETITORS

SCORE

RESULT

Qualification Round -- 656 1st Rank

1/8 Elimination Round Bye -- Bye

1/4 Elimination Round Ryan Pinder

(Wales) (29,30,28) 6 - 0 (26,26,26) Won

Semi Final Chayse Martin

(New Zealand) (28,29,26,26,28) 7 - 3 (27,24,28,26,25) Won

Final Match Mohd. Tamimul Islam

(Bangladesh) (28,29,26,27,28,9) 5 - 5 (29,27,27,27,27,9) Lost

Annexure B (VII)

Seoul International Youth Archery Festa 2015

Seoul, Korea from 3rd to 9th September, 2015



Sl Name Double

60Mtr

1/32 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Bronze Overall

Rank

1. Ankita Bhakat 659/5 - 6 6 6 4 7 Bronze

2. Simranjeet Kaur 636/14 - 6 5

Tie

- - - 9th

3. Purva Palliwal 636/12 - 4 - - - - 17th

Qualification Team

1931/2



1/32 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi Final

Final Overall Rank

1. Mukesh Boro 666/3 - 7 7 5

Tie

- - 5th

2. Robin 628/12 - 6 2 - - - 9th

3. Aditya Partap 617/15 - 6 2 - - - 9th

Qualification

Team

1911/2


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

Final

Quarter

Final


Ankita Bhakat,

Purva Palliwal &

Simranjeet Kaur

--

Won against

Philippines

5 – 1

Won against

Chinese T.

5 – 4

Lost against

Korea

1 – 5

SILVER


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter Final

Quarter Final


Aditya Partap,

Robin & Mukesh Boro

--

Won against

Philippines 6 – 2

Won against

Mexico 5 – 3

Won against

Korea 6 – 0

GOLD

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

Final

Quarter

Final


Mukesh Boro &

Ankita Bhakat 1325/2

--

Won against

Singapore 6 – 0

Won against

Mexico 5 – 3

Lost against

Korea 0 – 6

SILVER

Annexure B (VIII)

Aquece Rio Test Events (Olympic Test Event)

Rio, Brazil

14th to 23rd September, 2015



Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/32 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Deepika Kumari 656/14 6 6 3 - - - 9th

2. Laxmirani Majhi 631/33 6 0 - - - - 17th

3. Rimil Buriuly 607/48 0 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

1894/12


Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/32 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Bronze Overall

Rank

1. Jayanta Talukdar 666/11 7 6 7 6 4 4 4th

2. Mangal Singh 662/17 6 5

Tie

0 - - - 9th

3. Rahul Banerjee 668 4 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification Team

1996/1


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

Final

Quarter

Final


Deepika Kumari, Laxmirani Majhi &

Rimil Buriuly

Won against Mexico

4(26) – 4 (17)

Lost against China

3 – 5

--

--

6th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

Final

Quarter

Final


Jayanta Talukdar,

Mangal Singh &

Rahul Banerjee

Won against

Brazil

6 – 2

Lost against

Netherland

0 – 6

--

--

7th

Annexure B (IX)

4th Stage Archery World Cup-2015

Wroclaw, Poland from 5th to 14th September, 2015



Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Bronze Overall

Rank

1. Satbir Kaur 618/38 - 6 0 - - - - 17th

2. V. Pranitha 629/37 - 6 2 - - - - 17th

3. Reena Kumari 606/46 - 1 - - - - - 33rd

4. N. Lavanya 617/39 - 2 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification Team

1864/10


Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Dhaniram Basumatary

654/33 - 6 2 - - - - 17th

2. Atul Verma 660/22 - 7 0 - - - - 17th

3. Kapil 641/53 - 4 - - - - - 33rd

4. Vakilraj Dindor 634/65 - 2 - - - - - 33rd

Qualification Team

1955/10


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

Final

Quarter

Final


Dhaniram Basumatary, Kapil

& Atul Verma

Won against Canada

5 – 1

Lost against USA

3 – 5

--

--

7th


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

Final

Quarter

Final


V. Pranitha,

Satbir Kaur &

Nomula Lavanya

Won against

Colombia

6 – 2

Lost against

Ch. Taipei

3 – 5

--

--

7th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter Final

Quarter Final


Atul Verma &

V. Pranitha 1289/13

Lost against

Japan

4(17) – 4 (18)

--

--

--

9th



Sl Name Double

50Mtr

1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Swati Dudhwal 682/15 - 143 142 136 - - 8th

2. Sarikonda

Jayalakshmi

676/19 - 140 139 - - - 9th

3. Trisha Deb 682/14 - 140 - - - - 17th

4. Anjali Kumari 675/21 - 137 - - - - 17th

Qualification Team


Sl Name Double

50Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Sarvesh Pareek 690/24 - 145 147 143 - - - 9th

2. Sandeep Kumar 685/33 - 143 144 140 - - - 17th

3. Anil Kumar 650/40 - 142 144 - - - - 33rd

4. I.R.Sanam 678/36 - 142 140 - - - - 33rd

Qualification Team

2053/6


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Bronze Rank

Sarvesh Pareek, Sandeep Kumar &

I. R. Saman

--

Won against Colombia

231 – 227

Lost against Italy

229 – 233

Won against Venezuela

231 – 222

BRONZE


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Bronze Rank

Jayalakshmi S., Trisha Deb &

Swati Dudhwal

--

Lost against Italy

226 - 227

6th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Sarvesh Pareek &

Trisha Deb 1372/10

Won against

Denmark

150 – 149

Won against

Colombia

156 – 153

Lost against

Slovenia

152 - 152

Lost against

USA

150 - 156

4th

Annexure B (X)

World Cup Final 2015

Mexico City

21st to 26th October, 2015


RECURVE WOMEN

Deepika Kumari – SILVER MEDAL

EVENT

COMPETITORS

SCORE

RESULT

Quarter-Final Kaori Kawanaka

(Japan) (26,28,28,26,29) 6 - 4 (26,27,25,27,29) Won

Semi Final Chien-Ying Le

(Chinese Taipei) (30,24,28,23,27) 6 - 4 (28,27,26,27,24) Won

Final Match Misun Choi

(Korea) (29,27,26,28) 2 - 6 (29,29,29,28) Lost


COMPOUND MEN

Abhishek Verma – SILVER MEDAL

EVENT

COMPETITORS

SCORE

RESULT

Quarter-Final Martin Damsbo

(Denmark) 148 – 146 Won

Semi Final Mario Cardoso

(Mexico) 150 – 142 Won

Final Match Demir Elmaagacli

(Turkey) 143 – 145 Lost

Annexure B (XI)

19th Asian Archery Championship – 2015

Bangkok, Thailand from 1st to 8th November, 2015



Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Bronze Overall

Rank

1. Deepika Kumari 666/6 - - 6 2 - - - 9th

2. L.Bombayla Devi 660/9 - 6 2 - - - - 17th

3. Laxmirani Majhi 640/16 - 6 2 - - - - 17th

4. Satbir Kaur 610/38 - 5

Tie

- - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

1966/3


Sl Name Double

70Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Jayanta Talukdar 676/5 - - 6 6 2 - - 7th

2. Atanu Das 663/18 - 6 6 0 - - - 9th

3. Binod Swansi 651/27 - 7 2 - - - - 17th

4. Mangal Singh 657/20 - 5

Tie

- - - - - 33rd

Qualification

Team

1996/4


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Deepika Kumari,

L.Bombayla Devi &

Laxmirani Majhi

Won against

Bhutan

6 – 0

Won against

Kazakshtan

6 – 2

Won against

China

5 – 3

Lost against

Korea

3 – 5

SILVER


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter final

Quarter Final


Jayanta Talukdar,

Mangal Singh & Atanu Das

Won against

Philippines 6 – 2

Won against

Iran 6 – 0

Lost against

Korea 3 – 5

Lost against

Ch. Taipei 4 – 5

4th

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Jayanta Talukdar &

Deepika Kumari 1342/2

Won against

Thailand 6 – 2

Won against

Malaysia 5 – 4

Lost against

Ch. Taipei 2 – 6

Won against

China 5 – 3

BRONZE

Sheet (II)




1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi Final

Final Overall Rank

1. V. Jyothi Surekha 682/8 - 143 141 142

Tie

140 141 GOLD

2. Jayalakshmi S 681/11 - 141 140 - - - 9th

3. Swati Dudhwal 679/12 - 145 142 - - - 9th

4. Purvasha Sudhir 674/17 - 138 - - - - 17th

Qualification

Team

2042/3


Sl Name Double

50Mtr

1/48 1/24 1/16 1/8 ¼ Semi

Final

Final Overall

Rank

1. Rajat Chauhan 694/14 - 145 148 147 148 150 145

Tie

GOLD

2. Abhishek Verma 699/1 - - 150 148 145 - - 7th

3. Sarvesh Pareek 695/12 - 144 144 147 145 - - 8th

4. Arjun 680/29 - 145 143 - - - - 17th

Qualification Team

2088/3


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank

Swati Dudhwal,

V.Jyothi Surekha &

Jayalakshmi S

--

Won against

Thailand

230 – 213

Won against

Ch. Taipei

228 – 222

Lost against

Korea

232 – 234

SILVER


Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final

Semi

Final

Final Rank


Sarvesh Pareek

--

Won against Kazakhstan

237 - 221

Won against Iran

237 – 230

Won against Korea

234 – 233

GOLD

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Pre-Quarter

final

Quarter

Final


Abhishek Verma &


--

Won against

Kazakhstan

156 – 155

Lost against

Korea

156 – 158

Lost against

Ch. Taipei

149 – 152

4th

Annexure B (XII)

12th South Asian Games - 2016

Shillong, Meghalaya from 2nd to 10th February, 2016



Sl Name Double 70 Mtr

1/8 ¼ Semi Final Final Overall Rank

1. Deepika Kumari 668/1 - 6 6 6 GOLD

2. L.Bombayla Devi 646/2 - 6 6 4 SILVER

3. Laxmirani Majhi 632/3 - - - - -

4. Madhu Vedwan 614/6 - - - - -

Qualification

Team

1946/1


Sl Name Double

70 Mtr


1. Tarundeep Rai 676/1 - 6 6 6 GOLD

2. Gurucharan Besra 666/2 - 7 7 2 SILVER

3. Jayanta Talukdar 665/3 - - - - -

4. Binod Swansi 650/5 - - - - -

Qualification Team

2007/1


Indian Team

Quarter

Final


Deepika Kumari,

L.Bombayla Devi &

Laxmirani Majhi

--

Won against

Bhutan

6 – 0

Won against

Sri Lanka

6 – 0

GOLD


Indian Team

Quarter Final


Tarundeep Rai,

Gurucharan Besra & Jayanta Talukdar

--

Won against

Bhutan 5 – 1

Won against

Korea 5 – 1

GOLD

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Quarter

Final


Deepika Kumari & Tarundeep Rai

1344/1

--

Won against Sri Lanka

5 – 4

Won against Bangladesh

6 – 0

GOLD

Sheet (II)





1. Purvasha Shende 686/1 - - 139 138 GOLD

2. V. Jyothi Surekha 684/2 - - 145 133 SILVER

3. P. Lily Chanu 678/4 - - - - -

4. Swati Dudhwal 677/5 - - - - -

Qualification

Team

2048/1




1. Rajat Chauhan 704/1 - 145 145 144 GOLD

2. Abhishek Verma 693/2 - 144 148 142 SILVER

3. Manash Jyoti 692/3 - - - - -

4. C. Srither 689/4 - - - - -

Qualification

Team

2089/1


Indian Team

Quarter

Final


Purvasha Sudhir Shende, V. Jyothi Surekha &

P. Lily Chanu

--

--


228 – 217

GOLD


Indian Team

Quarter Final


Abhishek Verma,

Rajat Chauhan & Manash Jyoti Changmai

--

Won against

Nepal 233 – 215

Won against

Bhutan 230 – 219

GOLD

MIXED OLYMPIC ROUND

Indian Team

Quarter

Final


Abhishek Vema & Purvasha Sudhir Shende

1390/1

--

--


156 – 138

GOLD

Annexure C (I)

35th National Games – Kerala

Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Kochi

31st January to 9th February, 2015

COMPOUND DIVISION - MEN

INDIVIDUAL OLYMPIC ROUND

RANK NAME STATE SCORE

1 Rajat Chauhan Rajasthan 145

2 Abhishek Verma Delhi 142

3 I.R. Sanam Telangana 143

TEAM EVENT

RANK STATE NAME SCORE

1 Punjab Kawalpreet Singh, Vikas Rajan, Lovejot

Singh & Ankus Sharma 229 (29)

2 Rajasthan Rajat Chauhan, Sarvesh Pareek, Ravi Sharma & Tejraj Singh

229 (27)

3 Telangana I.S. Sanam, Y. Charan Reddy, D. Kranthi

Kumar & N. Abhishek 231

COMPOUND DIVISION - WOMEN



1 Purvasha Sudhir Shende Andhra Pradesh 144

2 Sorang Yumi Arunachal Pradesh 141

3 Trisha Deb Punajb 138 (10)

TEAM EVENT


1 Arunachal Pradesh Sorang Yumi, Genung Tekseng, Maselo

Mihu & Netan Drema Kharimey 226

2 Punjab Ramandeep Kaur, Prabhjot Kaur, Trisha Deb & Parveena

223

3 Andhra Pradesh Purvasha Sudhir Shende, Y. Anusha

Reddy, P. Geethika Lakshmi & K. Jyoshna

224

MIXED TEAM EVENT RANK STATE NAME SCORE

1 Rajasthan Swati Dudhwal & Rajat Chauhan 146

2 Punjab Kawalpreet Singh & Ramandeep Kaur 145

3 Delhi Abhishek Verma & Sushma 152 (19)

Sheet (II)

RECURVE DIVISION - MEN



1 Tarundeep Rai SSCB 5 (10)

2 Gurucharan Besra SSCB 5 (9)

3 Dheeraj Rai Delhi 6

TEAM EVENT


1 Uttar Pradesh Atul Verma, Chaman Singh, Vijay

Kumar & Priyank Tyagi 6

2 Assam Sanjay Boro, Dhaniram Basumatary,

Rajib Basumatary & Mukesh Boro 0

3 SSCB Tarundeep Rai, Gurucharan Besra,

Vishwas & M R Tirkey 6

RECURVE DIVISION - WOMEN



1 Laxmirani Majhi Jharkhand 7

2 Satbir Kaur Assam 3

3 Seema Verma Uttar Pradesh 6

TEAM EVENT


1 Jharkhand Deepika Kumari, Laxmirani Majhi,

Reena Kumari & Rimil Buriuly 6

2 Manipur L Bombayla Devi, Th. Surmala Devi, M.

Rupan Devi & Dawdy Bhutia 2

3 West Bengal Reshma Banerjee, Antara Basak, Rimil

Hembram & Paril Lepcha 5


1 Jharkhand Deepika Kumari & Janyata Talukdar 6

2 Manipur L Bombayla Devi & Th. Sanatomba

Singh 2

3 West Bengal Reshma Banerjee & Atanu Das 4 (19)

Sheet (III)

INDIAN ROUND - MEN



1 G. Biragi Naidu Andhra Pradesh 6

2 H. Bijendranath Singh Manipur 2

3 Arun Boro Assam 6

TEAM EVENT


1 Manipur M. Sunder Singh, H. Bijendranath Singh, N. Arjun Singh & Th. Langamba

Meitei

214

2 Bihar Ram Soren, Anil Kumar, Dinesh Kachhap & Rohit Soren

209

3 Kerala Rajeev M., Ajith Babu, Arun K.V. &

Josbin A.J. 220

INDIAN ROUND- WOMEN



1 Ekata Shirke Maharashtra 6

2 O. Naobi Chanu Manipur 2

3 Binuma Brahma Assam 6

TEAM EVENT


1 Assam Gohela Boro, Kamini Boro, Binuma

Brahma & Anima Basumatary 219

2 Punjab Raj Kaur, Sukhpreet Kaur, Jaswinder Kaur & Komalpreet Kaur

210

3 Maharashtra Rode Diksha, Ekata Shirke, Snehal

Mandhare & Rupali Yamgar 202

MIXED TEAM EVENT


1 Manipur M. Sunder Singh & P. Soniya Devi 140

2 Punjab Mohit Kumar & Raj Kaur 139

3 Assam Minzing Basumatary & Gohela Boro 147

Annexure C (II)

36th Senior (Recurve & Compound Division) National Archery

Championship

Meerut, Uttar Pradesh

13th to 19th October, 2015

COMPOUND DIVISION - MEN

(50 + 50) Mtrs.


1 Abhishek Verma Delhi 701 2 Ch. Jigans S.S.C.B. 700 3 Anil Kumar I.T.B.P. 698



1 Rajat Chauhan Rajasthan 148

2 Abhishek Verma Delhi 146

3 Sarvesh Pareek Rajasthan 147

TEAM EVENT


1 Rajasthan Rajat Chauhan, Sarvesh Pareek, Ajay

Singh & Nand Kishore 231

2 Delhi Abhishek Verma, Aman Saini, Vikas &

Sanchit Guliani 228

3 I.T.B.P. Anil Kumar, Roydas Haiburu, Rahul

Kumar Vedwan & Deepak Karmakar 223


1 Maharashtra Jayalakshmi Sarikonda & Swapnil

Dhamdhere 157

2 Rajasthan Swati Dudhwal & Sarvesh Pareek 154

3 Manipur P. Lily Chanu & O. Kennedy Singh 149

Sheet (II)

COMPOUND DIVISION - WOMEN

(50 + 50) Mtrs.


1 V. Jyothi Surekha P.S.P.B. 686 (46)

2 Swati Dudhwal Rajasthan 686 (41)

3 P. Lily Chanu Manipur 681



1 V. Jyothi Surekha P.S.P.B. 142

2 Prabhjot Kaur Punjab 140

3 P. Lily Chanu Manipur 145

TEAM EVENT


1 Punjab Prabhjot Kaur, Jaskaranpreet Kaur,

Priyanshu Kachhap & Ramandeep Kaur 223

2 Maharashtra Jayalakshmi Sarikonda, Disha Oswal,

Megha Agrwal & Rupali Ghadge 222

3 R.S.P.B. Manjudha Soy, Trisha Deb, Gagandeep

Kaur & Namita Yadav 222

Sheet (III)

RECURVE DIVISION – MEN

(70 + 70) Mtrs.


1 Jayanta Talukdar S.P.S.B. 673 2 Tarundeep Rai Sikkim 672 (35)

3 Sonam Palden Lepcha Meghalaya 672 (29)



1 Jayanta Talukdar S.P.S.B. 6

2 Mukesh Tamang Meghalaya 2

3 Binod Swansi Jharkhand 6

TEAM EVENT


1 Haryana Dheeraj Malik, Jayant Kumar, Robin & Deepak

4 (26)

2 R.S.P.B. Rahul Banerjee, Mangal Singh

Champia, Kapil & Dhaniram Basumatary

4 (19)

3 S.S.C.B. Bulbul Marandi, Atul Verma, Rajib

Basumatary & Vakil Raj Dindor 6


1 Assam Himani Boro & Sanjay Boro 5

2 Jharkhand Deepika Kumari & Binod Swansi 3

3 Rajasthan Seema Sihoria & Jagdish Choudhary 5

Sheet (IV)

RECURVE DIVISION - WOMEN

(70 + 70) Mtrs.


1 L. Bombayla Devi R.S.P.B. 658

2 Deepika Kumari Jharkhand 651

3 Rimil Buriuly R.S.P.B. 647



1 Deepika Kumari Jharkhand 6

2 L. Bombayla Devi R.S.P.B. 2

3 Sumandeep Kaur C.R.P.F. 6

TEAM EVENT


1 R.S.P.B. L. Bombayla Devi, Rimil Buriuly,

Laxmirani Majhi & Satbir Kaur 4 (27)

2 Jharkhand Deepika Kumari, N. Lavanya, Reena

Kumari & Snehal Divakar 4 (25)

3 Punjab Preeti, Simranjeet Kaur, Komal Sharma

& Sarabjit Kaur 6

Annexure C (III)

36th Sub-Junior National Archery Championship – 2015

Fatorda Sports Complex, Goa

7th to 16th January, 2016

INDIAN ROUND - BOYS

30 Mtrs.


1 Ajith Babu Kerala 346

2 Bhupender Singh Delhi 345

3 Abhilash Raj Chhattisgarh 344

20 Mtrs.


1 Shubham Vaidwan SSCB 354

2 Valmik More Maharashtra 346

3 Abhilash Raj Chhattisgarh 345



1 Debajit Basumatary Assam 5 (x)

2 Hemant Kumar Jharkhand 5 (9)

3 Shivam Vaidwan SSCB 6

TEAM EVENT


1 SSCB Shubham Vaidwan, Shivam Vaidwan,

Sachin Vaidwan & Vimal Singh 234

2 Chhattisgarh Abhilash Raj, Bharat Kumar Yadav, Yashpal Singh & Aman Prakash

226

3 Jharkhand Gora Ho, Hemant Kumar, Ramchandra

Hembram & Jivan Deogan 225

MIXED TEAM EVENT


1 Jharkhand Anita Kumari & Gora Ho 155

2 Kerala Akshaya Das & Ajith Babu 146

3 Chhattisgarh Parvati Sahu & Abhilash Raj 148

Sheet (II)

INDIAN ROUND - GIRLS

30 Mtrs.


1 Jyoti Haryana 344

2 Anita Kumari Jharkhand 339

3 Pompi Sharma Assam 335

20 Mtrs.


1 Sonali Basumatary Assam 338

2 Ridhi Haryana 335 (18)

3 Anita Kumari Jharkhand 335 (15)



1 Anita Kumari Jharkhand 6

2 Preeti Haryana 2

3 Prajakta Kante Maharashtra 6

TEAM EVENT


1 Maharashtra Priya Gadekar, Prajakta Kante, Amita

Jadhav & Vinita Lade 219

2 Assam Sonali Basumatary, Pompi Sharma, Sija

Sabrin & Manika Boro 210

3 Haryana Jyoti, Ridhi, Preeti & Kirti 228

Sheet (III)

RECURVE DIVISION – BOYS

(60 + 60) Mtrs.


1 Sukmani Bebekar Maharashtra 676 2 Kelenmeren Ao Nagaland 664

3 Siddhant Anand Pandey Jharkhand 663



1 Sukmani Bebekar Maharashtra 6 2 Dhrubajyoti Borah Assam 0

3 Mukesh Boro Assam 6

TEAM EVENT


1 SSCB L. Henthoiba Singh, Yashdev, Nishtant

Kumawat & Lalamba Singh 6

2 Haryana Deven, Parveen, Robin & Aditya Partap Singh

2

3 Andhra Pradesh T. Ravi Chandra, B. Dhiraj, D.

Rabhunath Mani Verma & B. Gopi

Chandu

5

MIXED TEAM EVENT


1 Jharkhand Ankita Bhakat & Siddhant Anand Pandey

6

2 Assam Arvika Dutta & Dhrubjyoti Borah 2

3 Maharashtra Purva Palliwal & Sukmani Bebrekar 6

Sheet (IV)

RECURVE DIVISION - GIRLS

(60 + 60) Mtrs.


1 Ankita Bhakat Jharkhand 657

2 Purva Palliwal Maharashtra 642

3 Pallavi Chouhan Rajasthan 639



1 Prachi Singh Jharkhand 6

2 Purva Palliwal Maharashtra 4

3 Ankita Bhakat Jharkhand 6

TEAM EVENT


1 Jharkhand Ankita Bhakat, Prachi Singh, Sushmita

Biruly & Sangita Mahali 4 (27)

2 Maharashtra Bhagyashri Kolte, Purva Palliwal, Laxmi

Darvante & Muskan Bishnoi 4 (26)

3 Telangana B.M. Ritvika Pragnya, B. Hemlatha, N.

Kavitha & B. Navyasri 6

Sheet (V)

COMPOUND DIVISION - BOYS

(50 + 50) Mtrs.


1 Manash Jyoti Changmai SSCB 690

2 P. Dingku Singh SSCB 687

3 Digvijay Dhayal Himachal Pradesh 683





3 P. Dingku Singh SSCB 137

TEAM EVENT


1 SSCB Mansh Jyoti Changmai, P. Dingku

Singh, Vansh Panwar & Shekher Vaidwan

229

2 Haryana Dharmender Sorout, Sumit Kumar,

Jagvinder & Mohit Kumar 204

3 Uttar Pradesh Ajay Vedwan, Sachin Kumar, Ankit Kumar & Amit Singh

219

MIXED TEAM EVENT


1 Himachal Pradesh Khushbu Dhayal & Digvijay Dhayal 149

2 Andhra Pradesh K. Jyoshna & A. Mohan Krishna 146

3 Manipur L. Dulina Devi & S. Rajendro Singh 146

Sheet (VI)

COMPOUND DIVISION - GIRLS

(50 + 50) Mtrs.


1 Khushbu Dhayal Himachal Pradesh 680

2 Parvati Nair Kerala 675

3 Divya Dhayal Himachal Pradesh 674





3 K. Jyoshna Andhra Pradesh 136

TEAM EVENT


1 Delhi Krishi Bhat, Somya Negi, Sanchita

Tiwari & Shivani Nandal 210

2 Kerala Parvati Nair, Sandra Benny, Dania Gigi

& Shreelakshmi V. 209

3 Andhra Pradesh K. Jyoshna, P. Geethika Lakshmi, K.

Apurupa & Syed Rifath 202

Annexure C (IV)

8th Mini National Archery Championship – 2015

Visakhapatanam, Andhra Pradesh

31st January to 5th February, 2016

INDIAN ROUND - BOYS

30 Mtrs.


1 Atharva Galne Maharashtra 347

2 Gora Ho Jharkhand 345

3 Vaibhav SSCB 343

20 Mtrs.



2 Vaibhav SSCB 346

3 Kishor Kumar Gond Odisha 345



1 Gora Ho Jharkhand -

2 Mahesh Baraik Jharkhand -

3 Kishor Kumar Gond Odisha -

TEAM EVENT


1 Jharkhand Gora Ho, Jiwan Deogam, Mahesh

Baraik & Krishna Swansi -

2 Odisha Kishor Kumar Gond, Kumar Ranjan Singh, Jitrai Ho & Siman Gadaba

-

3 SSCB Vaibhav, Vimal Vaidwan, W. Wingson

Singh & Goutam -

MIXED TEAM EVENT


1 Jharkhand Gora Ho & Dipti Kumari -

2 Odisha Lalita Khandapatra & Kishor Kumar Gond

-

3 Manipur I. Abesana Devi & L. Kripa Singh -

Sheet (II)


30 Mtrs.


1 Dipti Kumari Jharkhand 340 (21)

2 Lalita Khandapatra Odisha 340 (17)

3 Nirmala Mahato Jharkhand 336

20 Mtrs.


1 Dipti Kumari Jharkhand 348

2 Vaishnavi S. Lichade Maharashtra 333 (13)

3 Sonam Tudu Jharkhand 333 (11)



1 Dipti Kumari Jharkhand -

2 Lalita Khandapatra Odisha -

3 Ridhi Haryana -

TEAM EVENT


1 Odisha Lalita Khandapatra, Champia Hanhaga

& Salge Soren -

2 Jharkhand Dipti Kumari, Nirmala Mahato, Sonam

Tudu & Usha Bandupadhaya -

3 Haryana Ridhi, Himani, Bhawna & Sweety -

Sheet (III)


(50 + 50) Mtrs.


1 B. Dhiraj Andhra Pradesh 674 (36)

2 Lalamba Meitei SSCB 674 (31)

3 Parveen Haryana 670



1 B. Dhiraj Andhra Pradesh - 2 Parveen Haryana -

3 Samndar Mewada M.P. -

TEAM EVENT


1 SSCB Lalamba Meitei, Arjun Choudhary &

Shankar Hansda -

2 Haryana Parveen, Robin, Mohit & Vijender Singh -

3 Odisha Sanjit Podiami, Kusha Nayak, Bulu Durua & Arjun Khara

-


1 Andhra Pradesh B. Dhiraj & G. Sasi -

2 Maharashtra Shivansh S. Dalui & Samruddhi Waman -

3 Haryana Parveen & Archi Yadav -

Sheet (IV)


(50 + 50) Mtrs.


1 Samruddhi Waman Maharashtra 635

2 Vedanti Chandurkar Maharashtra 619

3 Ashwini Kolhe Maharashtra 609



1 Ashwini Kolhe Maharashtra -

2 Samruddhi Waman Maharashtra -

3 Vedanti Chandurkar Maharashtra -

TEAM EVENT


1 Maharashtra Ashwini Kolhe, Samruddhi Waman, Vedanti Chandurkar & Sakshi Tote

-

2 Andhra Pradesh G. Sasi, T. Sai Keerthana, Gayatri Devi

& Bhavana -

3 Haryana Archi Yadav, Nandita, Anika Gupta & Pooja Sharma

-

Sheet (V)


(50 + 50) Mtrs.


1 Rishabh Yadav Haryana 664

2 Erwin Laishram Manipur 661

3 O. Henary Singh Manipur 660



1 Erwin Laishram Manipur -

2 K. Venkatadari Andhra Pradesh -

3 Vijay Oraon Jharkhand -

TEAM EVENT


1 Haryana Rishabh Yadav, Chitranjan Kumar,

Harsh Parashar & Rahul Tanwar -

2 Manipur Erwin Laishram, O. Henray Singh, Vivekananda Konsam & L. Robinson

-

3 Maharashtra Gurseece Kochhar, Atharva Khatavkar,

Akhilesh Bhosale & Gaurav Pillai -

MIXED TEAM EVENT


1 Andhra Pradesh K. Jyoshna & K. Venkatadri -

2 Manipur Th. Suchitra & Erwin Laishram -

3 Maharashtra Isha Pawar & Gurseece Kochhar -

Sheet (VI)


(50 + 50) Mtrs.


1 K. Jyosha Andhra Pradesh 679

2 Th. Suchitra Manipur 646

3 Somya Negi Delhi 632



1 Th. Suchitra Manipur -

2 K. Jyosha Andhra Pradesh -

3 Sanchita Tiwari Delhi -

TEAM EVENT


1 Andhra Pradesh K. Jyoshna, Syed Rifath & K. Apurupa -

2 Manipur Th. Suchitra, L. Dulina Devi, Hena

Khakhlary & N. Sonia Devi -

3 Delhi Krishi Bhat, Somya Negi, Sanchita

Tiwari & Shivani Nandal -

Annexure C (V)

38th Junior National Archery Championship – 2015

JRD TATA Sports Complex, Jamshedpur, Jharkhand

10th to 19th February, 2016

INDIAN ROUND - BOYS

40 Mtrs.



2 Ch. Johson Singh Haryana 338

3 Arun K. V. Kerala 336

30 Mtrs.



2 Bharat Kumar Yadav Chhattisgarh 334 (17)

3 Ch. Johson Singh Haryana 334 (16)




2 Surya Paleya Orissa 1

3 Gaurav Lambe Maharashtra 6

TEAM EVENT


1 Chhattisgarh Bharat Kumar Yadav, Abhilash Raj,

Mahendra Maravi & Aman Prakash 6

2 SSCB Shivam Vaidwan, Sachin Vaidwan,

Vishesh Vaidwan & Shubham Vaidwan 2

3 Jharkhand Hemant Kumar, Shiv Kumar

Kumbhakar, Gora Ho & Rohit Hansda 6

MIXED TEAM EVENT


1 Chhattisgarh Bharat Kumar Yadav & Kelmit Lepcha 5

2 Jharkhand Gora Ho & Dipti Kumari 1

3 Manipur Ch. Johnson Singh & P. Golmei 6

Sheet (II)


40 Mtrs.


1 Kelmit Lepcha Chhattisgarh 327


3 Meena Haryana 320

30 Mtrs.


1 Dipti Kumari Jharkhand 333 (12)

2 Kavita Haryana 333 (0)

3 Anita Kumari Jharkhand 322 (9)




2 Kelmit Lepcha Chhattisgarh 0

3 Kshitija Dhudhe Maharashtra 6

TEAM EVENT


1 Haryana Kavita, Preeti, Meena & Jyoti 5

2 Jharkhand Dipti Kumari, Anita Kumari, Sony

Kumari & Simpi Kumari 1

3 West Bengal Tania Mondal, Sushmita Roy, Phulmani

Singh & Aditi Jaiswal 5

Sheet (III)


(70 + 70) Mtrs.


1 Binod Swansi Jharkhand 661 2 Pravin Jadhav Maharashtra 657 (27)

3 Atul Verma SSCB 657 (26)



1 Binod Swansi Jharkhand 6 2 Sumit Uttar Pradesh 0

3 Indrachand Swami Jharkhand 6

TEAM EVENT


1 Uttrakhand Yashdev, Akhil Chaudhary, Kanak Vedwan & Jitender

6

2 SSCB Atul Verma, Nishant Kumawat, L

Hentoiba Singh & Sukhchain Singh 2

3 Jharkhand Binod Swansi, Indrachand Swami, M. Prasanna Kumar & Prakash Pan

5


1 Jharkhand Ankita Bhakat & Binod Swansi 4 (19)

2 Maharashtra Swati Nagarkar & Pravin Jadhav 4 (15)

3 Assam Himani Boro & Sanjay Boro 6

Sheet (IV)


(70 + 70) Mtrs.


1 Ankita Bhakat Jharkhand 640 (23)

2 Promila Daimary Assam 640 (18)

3 Himani Boro Assam 637



1 Suparna Singh West Bengal 6

2 Prachi Singh Jharkhand 0

3 Simranjeet Kaur Andhra Pradesh 7

TEAM EVENT


1 Jharkhand Ankita Bhakat, Prachi Singh, Vidya

Kumari & Archana Sharma 6

2 Maharashtra Swati Gagarkar, Ghagyashri Kolte,

Purva Palliwal & Unnati Raut 0

3 Gujarat Baria Pramilaben, Rathva Bhavishaben,

Rathva Payalben & Baranda Dharben 6

Sheet (V)


(50 + 50) Mtrs.




3 Tasha Kara Arunachal Pradesh 692





3 Ritul Chatterjee SSCB 145

TEAM EVENT


1 Jharkhand Mukesh Goswami, Anuj Kumar Gupta,

Shahnshah Biruli & Suraj Kumar Nand 225

2 Himachal Pradesh Digvijay Dhayal, K. Robert Singh, Rakesh Kumar & Karanveer Singh

Cheema

218

3 Uttar Pradesh Ajay Vedwan, Sachin Kumar, Hitesh Tomar & Kapil Verma

230

MIXED TEAM EVENT


1 Himachal Pradesh Khushbu Dhayal & Digvijay Dhayal 151

2 Uttar Pradesh Sakshi Vedwan & Ajay Vedwan 146

3 Delhi Sanchita Tiwari & Aman Saini 150

Sheet (VI)


(50 + 50) Mtrs.


1 Purvasha Sudhir Shende Maharashtra 689


3 Sornag Yumi Arunachal Pradesh 684





3 Purvasha Sudhir Shende Maharashtra 146

TEAM EVENT


1 Maharashtra Purvasha Sudhir Shende, Mrunal

Hiwrale, Disha Oswal & Vaishnavi

Gandhi

217

2 Jharkhand Madhumita Kumari, Rajni Patro,

Durgawati Kumari & Kavita Sundi 215

3 Himachal Pradesh Khushbu Dhayal, Divya Dhayal & Nikita

Sharma 225

Annexure ‘D’

Calendar of International Archery Events

Composition of the participants

Period S. No.

Name of training cum

competition abroad

Players Coaches

Indian/

Foreign

S.

Staff

From

To

Venue

1

Asia Cup- Stage 1

-Junior Team

4RM+ 4RW +

4CM + 4CW

05

-

21.03.2016

27.03.2016

Bangkok

Thailand

2 Kahraman Bagatir

Tournament

– Senior Team

6RM+ 6RW 04 06 27.03.2016 07.04.2016 Antalya,

Turkey

3 1st Stage World Cup

– Senior Team

4RM+ 4RW +

4CM + 4CW

06 06 24.04.2016 03.05.2016 Shanghai,

China

4 2nd Stage

World Cup

– Senior Team

4RM+ 4RW +

4CM + 4CW 04 02 08.05.2016 15.05.2016 Medellin,

Colombia

5 3rd Stage

World Cup

– Senior ‘B’ Team

4RM+ 4RW +

4CM + 4CW

06 06 11.06.2016 20.06.2016 Antalya

Turkey

6 Training Camp

Programme

– Olympic Team

3RM+ 3RW 04 06 09.07.2016 04.08.2016 Brazil

7 Olympic Games

– Olympic Team

3RM+ 3RW 04 06 05.08.2016 12.08.2016 Brazil

8 2nd Asia Cup

Junior Team

4RM+ 4RW +

4CM + 4CW

04 + 1

FC 02 September September

Chinese Taipei

9 Seoul International

Cadet Team

6RM+ 6RW 04 01 TBD TBD Seoul

10 World Cup Final

Qualified Archer/s

2RM/RW/CM/

CW 02 - TBD TBD TBD

11 Training Camp

Programme

Senior Archers

4RM+ 4RW +

4CM + 4CW 05 - TBD TBD

USA/KOREA/Any

other country

12 Other Intl.

Events/Training Camp

Junior/Cadet Archers

4RM+ 4RW +

4CM + 4CW

04 + 1

FC 02 TBD TBD TBD

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