The WA720, also known as the Olympic Round, sees archers shoot 72 arrows at a single distance on a 122cm target — 70m for recurve, 50m for compound. A Double WA720 means shooting the full round twice, making it a full day of competition with a maximum score of 1440.

The American Round is a classic ArcheryGB imperial round shot at 60, 50 and 40 yards on a 122cm target face using 5-zone scoring, with 30 arrows at each distance. A Double American shoots the round twice for a total of 180 arrows — one of the longer competitions in the calendar and a great test of consistency.

Our annual Heritage Shoot includes the Shropshire County Handicap Championships, making it one of the most important dates in the county calendar. Archers shoot the National round appropriate to their age category, with six sighters followed by four dozen arrows at the longer distance and two dozen at the shorter, using five-zone scoring. Gold, Silver and Bronze are awarded across all categories.

The same Olympic-standard WA720 format returns in October to close out the outdoor season. Archers shoot 72 arrows at 70m (recurve) or 50m (compound) on a 122cm target face, with the double format shooting the full round twice for a maximum score of 1440.

A One-Way Double Metric Clout with Tassel status, shot at Longford Hall. Archers shoot a single one-way metric clout of 36 arrows in the morning, followed by a second 36-arrow clout after a comfort break. Open to all ages and bowstyles, with distances adjusted by age group under ArcheryGB rules — from 165m and 185m for the Open category down to 75m and 90m for the youngest juniors. WMAS and Shropshire County medals are awarded on the double round, with club medals for all bowstyles in the open category.