We had 3 people shoot flames out correctly this year. Congratulations to all the Advanced Class members who tried to split the wick. We had dozens of arrows go straight through the flames, but never put out the flame without touching the candle.
Our 3 top archers were: Leona Crabb (recurve), Mike Wood (compound), Robert Hoger (compound) and Frank Hallett (compound).
This event is held only one time each year, in the advanced class, under maximum safety conditions.
March is always nutrition month in Canada. In order to recognise the importance of healthy eating to good shooting, the 4 advanced groups taking lessons on Wednesdays and Thursdays participate in a week-long nutrition challenge. How well can I eat for a week, following the Canada Food Guide (dietary needs taken into consideration)?
This year, all but 1 student handed in their completed challenge forms and the numbers were impressive. The majority of students who participated in other years showed improved compliance – well done, everyone!
Special mention for the highest scores achieved in each of the 4 classes: Robert Hoger (overall highest score), Landon Ardron, Mark Malkowski (most improved score), and Fred & Jenn Sequillion.
Congratulations to everyone who came out to shoot our last tournament of the year, the annual Multi-site Indoor Championship of the Americas Event. This event runs all year long, so final results will not be available until 2027.
But, our results can be seen either on the Archery Canada website at:
https://can.service.ianseo.net/General/CompetitionDetail.php?Competition=2026011
Or on our website using:
Big shout-out to Josh Parker who shot a great round today on the inner 10 of 568 in the Compound Division, and to Serenity Last who posted another +560 round for the year in the Recurve Division.
That closes out our 2026 tournament season, so thank you to all participants for joining us.
On March 08, 2026, South Nation Archery Club hosted a site for the regional indoor championships, being held this weekend all over Canada.
We are very pleased to announce that Serenity Last, who shot 567 in the recurve women U21 division, may have broken the indoor record which existed since 2004. Regardless, congratulations Serenity!!
Congratulations to all the other archers who participated – there were some really good scores shot today!
For the SNAC site results you can use our website link:
or go to the Archery Canada website:
https://can.service.ianseo.net/General/CompetitionDetail.php?Competition=2026010
Our last tournament of the year will be MICA on March 22, 2026. Room is available only on the afternoon line.
Thank you to all the archers who competed at SNAC for the regional provincial 10-ring championship, which we hosted from February 16-22, 2026.
We have not calculated all the possible record-breaking performances, but certainly Travis Tyo broke his own record – congratulations. Serenity Last came very close to breaking SNAC archer Molly Solc’s U21 recurve women’s record – well done, Serenity.
This was an internationally-sanctioned tournament at our site, so you can find results through Archery Canada’s website link:
https://can.service.ianseo.net/General/CompetitionDetail.php?Competition=2026009
or our site link:
Our next tournament will be the national Regional Indoor Championships. All spots have been taken.
As of 2026-02-04, all shooting spaces have been assigned for the Regional Indoor Championships at SNAC on Sunday, March 08.
The following spots are available currently for the Ontario provincial 10-ring:
For MICA on March 10am line: 1 spot; Team Round: 1 team; 2pm line 8 spots.
Congratulations to all our competitors! There were some great performances and particular shout-outs go to these archers who set new provincial records (unofficially):
Serenity Last U21 Recurve
Margaret Sampson 60+ Recurve
Travis Tyo 21+ Hunter
As well, congratulations to Jessica Last who is the official poster child for how to excel in the 21+ Recurve division shooting a King’s Pawn recurve – simple straight-stock pin sight, no cushion plunger, no clicker, no stabilisers. Way to go, Jessica!
Follow this link for our site results:
Our next tournament is the provincial 10-ring championship starting on February 16th. Some spots are still available throughout the week. Contact Kathy or Larry ASAP if you wish to hold a spot for the night lines on 16th, 18th, 19th or 22nd (am line only)
Congratulations to all archers who shot our annual tournament for 2026. There were some really good scores. Shane Bryson shot well despite being unwell for so long, and once again Jessica Last proved that good form is essential regardless of the bow, even an instructional King’s Pawn!
Use the link below for results on our website:
Use this link for results on Archery Canada’s website:
https://can.service.ianseo.net/General/CompetitionDetail.php?Competition=2026008
Our next tournament is on Sunday, January 18, 2026. This is a provincial championship using the IFAA 5-ring targets. All lines are full.
Consult our tournament listings for the next tournament.
We are running house leagues and mail matches weekly until March 28, 2026.
You may shoot your house league and/or mail match CDN 300 round each week on:
Mondays from 7:00pm – 9:00pm (except for Family Day)
Saturdays from 9:00am – noon
Read our website for more details or contact us by e-mail or phone
info@southnationarchery.com 613-989-2943
It was a full house for members and guests to shoot the first tournament of the 2025-2026 indoor season at SNAC.
Well done, everyone. Serenity Last posted another strong qualifier on a 3-spot triangular target for the 2027 Canada Winter Games team. A big shout-out to Jessica Last who used a club Kings Pawn recurve without a clicker and posted a very respectable score!
Below find the links for the results on our website and from Archery Canada’s results system.
Our next WA18M will run on Sunday, January 11, 2026 and the provincial IFAA championship will run on Sunday, January 18, 2026. Don’t miss out! Pre-register today!
https://can.service.ianseo.net/General/CompetitionDetail.php?Competition=2025454