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  • Results from SWWU match 8, the final SWWU fixture of the league season, have been added to the SWWU 2024/25 page, alongisde the final SWWU league tables. Bath (seniors) and Exeter (novices) win their respective SWWU league titles - in both cases Bristol were level on points but lost out on match aggregate. Exeter (seniors) and Bath (novices) were third, just a point the leaders in both cases. Match 8 was a WA720, held on 18th May, with novice/barebow scores adjusted downward for overall/novice team scores. Bath won this match with 1847. Exeter were second, narrowly (and crucially) edging Bristol into third place, 1658 to 1655. Bath and Bristol move on to 70 league points, with Exeter on 69. Bath won novice match 8, with Bristol second and Exeter third. Exeter and Bristol finished on 59 points, with Bath on 58. Swansea won the SWWU compound league. [21/May/25 16:30]

  • Results from TOUCAN and NEUAL Field Championships have been added to the TOUCAN 2024/25 and NEUAL 2024/25 pages. [20/May/25 17:30]

  • NEUAL Outdoor Champs results have been published, see the NEUAL 2024/25 page. The event was held in Preston and was a WA720/H2H on 10th May and WA900 on 11th May. Team scores were calculated from individuals' combined WA720 and WA900 totals. Sheffield came out on top with 4923, with Lancaster in second on 4783. Leeds were third on 4649, with Liverpool and York in the 4400s. Liverpool won both the novice and unsighted team categories. Sheffield (novices) and MMU (unsighted) were runners up. [16/May/25 17:30]

  • "SWWU 7 sets up finale" - new editorial published. SWWU match 7 results have been published, see the SWWU 2024/25 page. Match was a WA900 held on Sat 10th May. Bath win the fixture, well ahead of Exeter, who were in turn well ahead of Bristol. With one match to go, this leaves Bristol on 62 league points, with both Bath and Exeter on 60. Bath also won the novice match. Again, with one match to go, Exeter have 51 league points, with Bristol on 50 and Bath on 48. Swansea have already wrapped up the formalities in the compound league. [updated 15/May/25 10:00]

  • SEAL Outdoor Champs results have been published, see the link on the SEAL 2024/25 page. The event was held in Southampton on 11th May. Round was a WA720, with individual H2Hs. [15/May/25 11:30]

  • TOUCAN Outdoor Champs results have been published, see the TOUCAN 2024/25 page. Match was a WA720 held on Sat 10th May. Warwick win the fixture, with Birmingham narrowly pipping Nottingham into second. Oxford were fourth, with Leicester fifth. Loughborough won the novice fixture convincingly. TOUCAN Outdoor Champs does not contribute to the TOUCAN league standings. There was a new All Unis record for the gents novice compound 50m round. [13/May/25 12:00]

  • "Manchester win maiden NEUAL titles" - new editorial published. Following the NEUAL Outdoor Championships taking place this weekend, the results of NEUAL match 3 and the final league standings, have now been released, see the NEUAL 2024/25 page. Manchester win the NEUAL senior title for the first time ever. They score 95 league points with Lancaster in second on 93. Liverpool and Keele were third and fourth, both on 82. Manchester also win the novice title for the first time. Liverpool were novice team runners up and won the unsighted league title in a close finish. [12/May/25 13:00]


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