Latest News from UKSAA



  • Please contact UKSAA with updates for the Club Directory, in particular 2025/26 committee contacts. [04/Sep/25 13:00]

  • Evie Smith takes over as NEUAL Organiser for the 2025/26 season. Juliet Spedding, who has been in the Organiser role since 2019, moves to become NEUAL President. Philip Taylor and Jake Livingstone stay on as Tournament Organiser and Secretary respectively. The full NEUAL organising team is on the NEUAL Instagram account. [04/Sep/25 13:00]

  • The British team finished with two medals at the 2025 FISU Summer World University Games. Archery events took place in the city of Essen. These are the UK's first medals at this level since 2014. Ajay Scott won gents compound silver, with Scott and Hallie Boulton winning mixed compound team bronze. Finlay Clark also made the gents compound QFs. See editorial World Uni Games 2025 review. The British team comprised Callum Piggott, Louisa Piper and Megan Costall (recurves) and Finlay Clark, Ajay Scott, Grace Chappell, Chloe A'Bear and Hallie Boulton (compounds). More details in the Internationals section, including a link to full results on ianseo. [31/Jul/25 17:00]


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Cardiff, Durham, Edinburgh,
Exeter, Harper Adams, Imperial,
Liverpool JM, MMU, Newcastle,
Nottingham, St Andrews and York 5th Sep
Birmingham, Keele, Queens,
Sunderland and UWE 29th Aug
Aberystwyth, Bristol and Dundee 22nd Aug
Brighton and Sheffield 15th Aug
East Anglia and Plymouth 12th Aug

Welcome to the United Kingdom Student Archery Association (UKSAA) website. The UKSAA is an independent, informal website. It was created to help disseminate information within the UK's university archery community. Every member of a university archery club and anyone else who wishes to help can consider themselves a member of the UKSAA. The UKSAA's email address is .

UKSAA tries to cover all the UK's university archery competitions and their results, both national (BUCS Indoor, Outdoor, the E-League and BUTC) and regional (SSS, TOUCAN, SWWU, NEUAL and SEAL). The site also has editorial articles, a season-long competition calendar and a club directory, with contact information from the UK's university archery clubs.

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