The Portsmouth Round

The Portsmouth Round is the mainstay of the Winter Archery Season.

It is mainly an indoor round shot over twenty yards on a 60cm face using ten-zone scoring.

There are several competitions that we take part in using the Portsmouth Round.

  • The Bowmen of Danesfield run a monthly Handicap Competition where archers of all abilities, ages, bow types etc., can compete together.
  • We give out awards for scoring achievements to help the archer’s progression.
  • SCAA run a Winter Postal Portsmouth Competition among the majority of clubs in Somerset. SCAA Postal Competitions
  • As a Club, we also participate in the Virtual Archery League run between many archers nationwide. Virtual Archery League
  • SCAA Indoor Champs uses the Portsmouth round annually, and several of our archers participate.

The Maximum possible score is 600; however, according to Archery GB UK National records, nobody has achieved that yet, the closest being 599.

 

Chris Searle Portsmouth 400 Recurve
Graham Pugsley 350 Portsmouth Barebow
Philip with Many archery Awards
Adrian Sharp 400 Portsmouth Certificate
Nick with his Archery Portsmouth 350 Award
Mark Amey 475 Portsmouth Recurve
Richard 350 Portsmouth Archery Round Somerset
dean Howell with his 252 and his 550 Portsmouth award
Linda with his Archery Portsmouth 450 Award
Steve Tappy 350 Portsmouth Recurve
Courtenat Welsh Archery 400 Portsmouth Longbow Award
Rib with his Portsmouth Awards
Rob with his award for the February Portsmouth Handicap Competition Somerset
Rob Young 300 Portsmouth Certificate
Zoe with her Portsmouth Award
Thomas with his Archery Portsmouth 500 Award
Steve Robertson 550 Portsmouth Certificate
Sarah Louise Darwin 550 Portsmouth Recurve
Nick Heckscher 500 Portsmouth Barebow
Elaine Foster With Her 500 Portsmouth Award
Graham Pugsley 475 Portsmouth Barebow
Elaine Foster Portsmouth 350 Barebow
Courtenay Welsh with two Portsmouth 500 certificates Recurve and Barebow
Richard with his Archery Portsmouth 450 Award
Rob with his 400 Portsmouth Archery Award
Thomas Stoel Archery 475 Portsmouth Award
Rob with his 450 Portsmouth Archery Award
Kevin King 575 Portsmouth Recurve
Richard with His November Portsmouth Handicap Archery Award
Kevin Dixon Portsmouth Award
Courtenay with his 475 Portsmouth Barebow Award
Donna Marie Jarrett 300 Portsmouth Recurve
The Progress Badges
Portsmouth Archery Badges
The Round

After six sighters, shooting three arrows at each end, you shoot 5 dozen arrows on a 60cm face at a distance of 20 yards, again using three arrows per end. This round is unusual in imperial rounds because you use ten-zone scoring, with only the ten counting as gold.

Download a club Portsmouth score sheet

 

The Rules
  • Five dozen arrows are to be shot in batches of three per end.
  • The round is shot at the specified distance of 20 yards using 10-zone scoring on a 60cm target face.
  • Compound Bows will use a three-spot face.
  • Six sighter arrows are permitted, shot three per end, which will not count towards the final score.
  • The score sheet is to be witnessed by at least one other club archer, who will record the scores, then sign and print their name on completion as confirmation.
  • Score sheets should be submitted to the records office on the official submit your scores form. Submit Score
  • Badges are to be awarded when achieving above each of the specified benchmarks. 300, 350, 400, 450, 475, 500, 525, 550, 575, and 580.
  • Score beyond 590, and you will receive a club trophy.

The Portsmouth Classifications
The Portsmouth Personal Bests

This is the current list of our archer’s Personal Bests

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