Archery club hit the bullseye in this weeks round up

Bows and arrows club hit the bullseye in the current week's gather together Bows and arrows club hit the bullseye in the current week's gather together Julia Stenhouse Labels ArcheryBUCSEdinburgh University Archery Clubedinburgh college orienteering clubEdinburgh University Sailing Clubedinburgh college sports unionEdinburgh University Swimming and Water Polo ClubEUSUOrienteeringsailingSwimmingUniversity SportWater Polo The Edinburgh University Archery Club partook in the BUCS Indoors National Final in Bristol. Every single Senior Archer seeded in the best 32, which implied they all certified for the head-to-heads ('H2H's). During the passing rounds, compound Sarah Prieels and Hope Greenwood, barebow Jessica Nilsson, and longbow Jessica Nirkko all set BUCS precedents in their separate classifications. Sarah Prieels and Hope Greenwood overwhelmed their classification, seeding first and second individually, while likewise winning gold for the blended compound group. The recurve gentlemen group likewise accomplished a merited group bronze. Sarah Prieels and Hope Greenwood confronted each other in the last, with Sarah Prieels in the end taking the gold. Barebow Jessica Nilsson and longbow Jessica Nirkko both seeded first and won gold in their classifications, with longbow Ed Pike increasing a bronze. The Edinburgh University Orienteering Club figured out how to beat the University of Sheffield to hold the BUCS Orienteering Championship title for one more year. The club took an interest in races more than two days. Saturday highlighted a long race in Wharncliffe where EUOC got done with some solid outcomes. In the men's A class, Alexander Cheplin set fourth, while in the men's B, Michael Stanwix put fifth. In the ladies' A class, Tessa Strain set first and Zoe Harding put third. In the ladies' B, Laura Hendrie accomplished in front of the pack. Just as this, on the Sunday, EUOC ruled all through with the principal people's group winning their classifications. This prompted EUOC winning the general BUCS rivalry and holding the title for one more year. Edinburgh University Sailing club facilitated the Scottish Student Sport Yachting Championships. On the primary day, Edinburgh did well in the qualifiers to put them top of gold armada. It was a nearby scarcely any races on the subsequent day, which, at long last, prompted Edinburgh completing in the lead position. The club additionally sent a Dinghy group of six over to Galway in Ireland for the Irish University Sailing Association Intervarsities. The group didn't exactly make the last; anyway they exhibited some amazing cruising during the opposition. Edinburgh University Swimming and Water Polo Club Performance swimmers ventured out to Sheffield to contend in both the Shield and Championship divisions of BUCS. The swimmers crushed the Shield races, winning everything except two and winding up with an overwhelming gold decoration. The Championship group barely passed up silver, and finished with a bronze award. Just as this, subsequent to flying through the semi-finals, the ladies' Water Polo 1s were down in Bath for the BUCS finals. They floated through the first round against the University of St Andrews 1s, setting them in the last against Durham University. The last game was solid, finishing 11-15 to Durham, which set the group in a great second spot. What's more, individuals from EUSWPC were away in Belfast speaking to Scotland in the yearly Celtics Championships. The opposition finished with a decisive victory for Scotland over the Mens' and Womens' Swimming and Water Polo. Picture graciousness of Edinburgh University Archery Club