Busy archery schedule up; tryouts slated | Inquirer Sports

Busy archery schedule up; tryouts slated

/ 03:41 AM October 02, 2014

Bouyed by the Asian Games bronze medal by archer Paul Marton Dela Cruz, the Philippine Archers National Network and Alliance (Panna) has announced tryouts for the national team for international competitions next year including the world championships.

Panna president Federico Moreno said Panna hopes to send eight men and eight women for the compound and recurve teams in the 2015 World slated late next year in Netherlands.

But they will be holding early tryouts starting this month to determine the composition of the PH squads.

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Moreno, whose son Gabriel teamed up with a female Chinese to win the country’s its first ever gold in the recent Youth Olympic Games in Nanjian, said they are hoping the recent success of the sports will further the growth of archery in the country.

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The bronze in Incheon was the first ever medal for the sport in the continental meet.

Among the qualifying events on tap is the Philippine National Outdoors set Oct. 24 to 26 at Silliman University in Dumaguete.

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Also scheduled is the second leg of the 12th Ranking and Evaluation Tournament on Dec. 20 and 21, and the third leg of the National Ranking on Jan. 11 and 12, both at Sevilla Archery Range in Novaliches.

Next year’s busy schedule will include the Asian Grand Prix, Archery World Cup, Southeast Asian Games and the Worlds.

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