Judging
Becoming a judge is an excellent way to take an active part in the archery community, whether you are still shooting, taking a break from shooting, or are no longer shooting.
Judges ensure that competitions are run safely and fairly, helping competitors to have a good day.
Buckinghamshire Archery Association has 2 County judges – Phyll Griffiths and Terence Williams
To qualify as a County Judge, Candidate judges must judge at a minimum of 12 competitions under the supervision of a qualified judge, complete a timed written test and attend a number of judging seminars.
If you think judging is something you might be interested in, have a chat with Terence or Phyll at a competition or contact secretary@bucksarcheryassociation.org.uk who will put you in touch.