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  • BUCS Indoor National Finals link to results in full on BUCS Indoor page. Review and records broken etc. to follow.Nottingham (men's) and Edinburgh (women's) win the team titles with scores of 1617 and 1618. Warwick and Lancaster were second and third on the men's side with Birmingham and Oxford second and third on the ladies. Imperial and Loughborough were fourth. Men's team 5th to 8th: Bath, Southampton, Birmingham, Sheffield. Women's team 5th to 8th: Warwick, Bristol, Surrey, Nottingham. Kim Minseok (Southampton) beat Luca Anghelache (N Trent) in the men's recurve final. Jack Wells (Sheffield) beat Alex Lai (Dundee) for bronze. Natasha Homer (Edinburgh) beat Roisin Mooney (Bristol) in the women's final. Megan Costall (Birmingham) beat Imogen Flitter (UEA) for bronze. Individual compound champions were Jake Walsh (Edinburgh) and Josephine Stewart (St Andrews). In barebow, Jiang Wenze (Manchester) and Ilia Sediq (Loughborough) beat Joe Maskell (Bath) and Jess Peers (Liverpool JM) in their respective finals. Individual longbow champions were Jago Elliott (Nottingham) and Helen Woodcock (MMU). [17/Mar/24 15:30]

  • "Oxford fly away with TOUCAN title" - new editorial article published. Provisional results from TOUCAN Indoor Championships, see TOUCAN 2023/24 page. Oxford won, and in some style, just 1 point shy of 2300. Nottingham were second, but were back on 2197, so Oxford overtake them on points aggregate at the top of the table and win the TOUCAN league title for the third year in a row. On the day, second down to fifth were covered by only 21 points. Nottingham Trent were third on 2191, with Warwick on 2180 and Loughborough on 2176. Birmingham and Coventry were also in the 2100s. Warwick won the novice match and win the TOUCAN novice title. Provisionally, Leicester and Coventry will move into TOUCAN div 1 next season, with De Montfort, Cambridge and Derby moving into div 2. [updated 15/Mar/24 13:30]

  • "SWWU lead changes hands - again" - new editorial article published. See SWWU 2023/24 page for updated tables and match results from SWWU matches 6 (extracted from BUCS Q) and 7 (SWWU Indoor Champs). Top teams in both matches are: first Bath, second Bristol and Exeter third. Top novice teams in both matches are first Bristol, second Bath, third Exeter. Those results mean Bath go back to the top of the senior table on 66 points, nudging back in front of Bristol, who have 65. Bristol stretch their novice table lead to 8 points. Organisers have indicated that SWWU will likely have 9 matches this season. [updated 14/Mar/24 13:30]

  • The BUTC 2024 entry form has now been published on the BUTC Tournament Info page. Entry deadline is Tuesday 2nd April, with the B Team draw to take place shortly afterwards. Entry to the competition is in two parts: email a completed copy of the entry form and purchase 1 ticket from the Sheffield SU website. See also "BUTC 2024 gets a host and date" - editorial article published on 4th March. BUTC 2024 will take place in Sheffield on Saturday 20th April. [12/Mar/24 13:00]

  • "TOUCAN leg 3, leg 2 and div 2 leg 3" - new editorial article published. Provisional result from TOUCAN match 2 and TOUCAN div 2 match 3 now both available on the TOUCAN 2023/24 page. Nottingham win the div 1 match with 2284, just 15 ahead of Oxford's 2269. Loughborough grabbed third spot ahead of Warwick 2198 to 2193. Warwick won the novice match very comfortably from Nottingham in second. With 3 matches now in, Nottingham are top of the TOUCAN table by 1 league point from Oxford, the pair with almost identical 3 match aggregates, setting up a showdown at BUTTS Indoor Champs next weekend. Meanwhile Leicester won the div 2 match by exactly 100 from Lincoln and also won the novice match. Leicester lead both tables by 4 points with 1 to play. [updated 08/Mar/24 17:30]

  • "Dundee dominant in SSS double" - new editorial article published. Provisional results from SSS match 5 (held 10th Feb) and SSS Indoor Champs (held 2nd Mar) have both been published together - both were WA18s. Dundee won both fixtures and as a result of the win in match 5, they successfully defend their senior SSS title, see SSS 2023/24 page. Strathclyde were second in both and finish second in the overall table. In the novice table, St Andrews won match 5, with Heriot-Watt in second. Heriot-Watt won the overall SSS novice league title and also won the novice team element of SSS Indoors. Edinburgh completed a clean sweep of compound team wins. [updated 07/Mar/24 13:30]


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