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  1. London 2012 Olympics: Britain's No 1 archer Larry Godfrey's plan of attack to ... - Telegraph.co.uk

    Google News - 2012 Summer Olympics &bull Dec 15, 2011

    Britain's No 1 archer, Larry Godfrey, is a man full of ideas, and he has a plan to promote the sport. He wants to take archery out to the troops in Afghanistan. Sport in this country has always enjoyed close… Full Story »

  2. 2012 Arizona Cup Registration Now Open

    United States Olympic Committee News &bull Dec 14, 2011

    Phoenix, AZ - The AAE Arizona Cup is scheduled to take place March 22-25 at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility, International Target Archery Range, in Phoenix. Over 250 of the top archers from around the world, including U.S. Olympic Team… Full Story »

  3. Canada's Olympic hopefuls gearing up for London - Guelph Mercury

    Google News - 2012 Summer Olympics &bull Nov 22, 2011

    Canada's Olympic hopefuls gearing up for London Guelph Mercury Athletes from across the country gathered in Mississauga Monday for a news conference to promote Canada's march to the London 2012 Summer Olympics . Over 150 Olympic hopefuls, decked out in… Full Story »

  4. Schools urged to apply for free Olympics tickets - Croydon Guardian

    Google News - 2012 Summer Olympics &bull Nov 19, 2011

    Less than half of Croydon's schools have applied for free Olympics and Paralympics Games tickets, as Boris Johnson revealed yesterday which events they could see. Only 43 per cent of schools have staked a claim for the 125,000 free Games… Full Story »

  5. Croydon Schools urged to apply for free London 2012 Olympics tickets - Your Local Guardian

    Google News - 2012 Summer Olympics &bull Nov 19, 2011

    Less than half of Croydon's schools have applied for free Olympics and Paralympics Games tickets, as Boris Johnson revealed yesterday which events they could see. Only 43 per cent of schools have staked a claim for the 125,000 free Games… Full Story »

  6. Martin looking to prove age is nothing but a number

    More than the games &bull Nov 18, 2011

    The 15-year-old highlighted her Olympic potential when she finished a promising ninth at the World Archery Youth Championships in Poland, Martin making her debut at that level. Despite her young age Martin currently sits sixth in the British senior ranks… Full Story »


  7. Rookie archer Martin setting her sights on London 2012

    More than the games &bull Nov 17, 2011

    WHEN London 2012 rolls around Rebecca Martin will be just 16, but that isn't stopping the rookie archer from eyeing up a starring role in the capital. The 15-year-old highlighted her Olympic potential when she finished a promising ninth at… Full Story »

  8. London Olympics 2012 - no, you can't get tickets, even for the Disabled Gay Archery, but Dave's fat mates have made a million. Happy now?

    London 2012 &bull Nov 8, 2011

    London Olympics 2012 - no, you can't get tickets, even for the Disabled Gay Archery, but Dave's fat mates have made a million. Happy now? Permalink to London Olympics 2012 - no, you can't get tickets, even for the Disabled… Full Story »


  9. Terry to return to old ways in bid to get 2012 pursuit back on track

    More than the games &bull Oct 19, 2011

    SIMON Terry changed the habit of a lifetime to disastrous effect this year - but admits he has no shame in going back to what he knows best in a bid to reach a third Olympic Games. Terry made a name for himself as a fresh faced 18-year-old archer at the 1992 Olympics… Full Story »


  10. Harlem Native Aiming For Chance At Olympics - WJBF-TV

    Google News - 2012 Summer Olympics &bull Oct 13, 2011

    A Columbia County athlete may represent the U.S. in the 2012 Olympic Summer Games. A Columbia County athlete may represent the U.S. in the 2012 Summer Olympic Games. Harlem native Phillip Baldowski has won several national archery championships and just… Full Story »

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  11. Iconic London venue on target for Olympic archery

    London 2012 - Official News &bull Oct 11, 2011

    More than 100 of the world's best archers have taken part in the London Archery Classic at the city's iconic Lord's cricket ground, which will host the archery events during next year's Olympic Games. The week-long tournament, which was held… Full Story »

  12. Williamson defeat completes miserable time for Brits at Lord's

    More than the games &bull Oct 9, 2011

    BRITAIN left the London Archery Classic - the official London 2012 test event - empty-handed after last hope Alison Williamson, like most of her teammates, fell in the second round at Lord's. Five-time Olympian Williamson was the last Brit to… Full Story »

  13. Williamson the only Brit left at London Archery Classic

    More than the games &bull Oct 8, 2011

    ALISON Williamson is the sole Brit left at the London Archery Classic at Lord's after Larry Godfrey, Alan Wills, Naomi Folkard and Amy Oliver all exited on Friday - and she hasn't even shot an arrow in anger. With two-time… Full Story »

  14. Williamson the only Brit left at London Archery Classic at Lord's

    More than the games &bull Oct 8, 2011

    ALISON Williamson is the sole Brit left at the London Archery Classic at Lord's after Larry Godfrey, Alan Wills, Naomi Folkard and Amy Oliver all exited on Friday - and she hasn't even shot an arrow in anger. With two-time… Full Story »

  15. IOC wraps up penultimate visit to London

    London 2012 - Official News &bull Oct 7, 2011

    Concluding its ninth and penultimate visit to the city of London (5-7 October), the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) Coordination Commission for the 2012 Olympic Games found good progress being made project-wide and praised the efforts of organisers to bring the 2012 Games experience to the whole of Great Britain and beyond. The Commission heard how the London Organising Committee for the 2012 Olympic Games (LOCOG) and its partners were starting to test how they would work at Games-time during the… Full Story »


  16. Wind is a worry for archer Terry after he exits at Lord's

    More than the games &bull Oct 7, 2011

    SIMON Terry has become the latest British archer to express a concern over the venue for next year's Olympic Games after a torrid week of testing it at Lord's. Larry Godfrey was the first Brit to pass comment over hosting… Full Story »

  17. LONDON 2012: Mayor Johnson promises IOC: We're ready to 'sparkle'

    More than the games &bull Oct 5, 2011

    MAKEOVER: St Pancras gets a makeover as the first London landmark to feature giant steel Olympic rings - more will follow in the build-up to next year's Games. They spent the day watching the archery test event at Lord's, before… Full Story »

  18. Britain out of Lord's test event

    London 2012 &bull Oct 5, 2011

    Great Britain are knocked out in the first round of the London 2012 archery test event at Lord's. Continue reading Full Story »

  19. LONDON 2012: Archery records predicted to be shattered at Lord's next summer - Bath Chronicle

    Google News - 2012 Summer Olympics &bull Oct 5, 2011

    More Than The Games LONDON 2012 : Archery records predicted to be shattered at Lord's next summer Bath Chronicle "We have got a seating capacity of 5000 for the Olympics but until we sit down and work through with the… Full Story »


  20. LONDON 2012: Archery records predicted to be shattered at Lord's next summer

    More than the games &bull Oct 5, 2011

    Over 100 archers are currently competing at the Lord's Cricket Ground in the London Archery Classic, part of the London Prepares Series of Olympic test events. Already Korea's Im Dong Hyun has broken a previous best in the men's ranking round and Tom Dielen, secretary… Full Story »

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