Archery Enthusiasts Flock to Kerjouanneau for Thriving Tournament
the Archery Club of Quimper (ATAQ) is gearing up for a record-breaking weekend, with over 112 archers registered to participate in three exciting competitions. “This year’s turnout is unprecedented,” shares Mikael Gloaguen,ATAQ President. “We’ve had to turn people away for Sunday’s session due to limited space in our twelve-target indoor range.”
The Kerjouanneau hall will be abuzz with activity, hosting competitions on Saturday at 4:00 PM, Sunday at 9:00 AM, and Sunday at 2:00 PM. “We’ll be setting up twelve targets, allowing 48 archers to shoot together,” explains Gloaguen. “The chosen times align with our regular club schedule to streamline the organization.” A dedicated team of approximately twenty volunteers will ensure the smooth running of the event.
Adding to the excitement, thirteen ATAQ archers will be competing, showcasing their skills on Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning.
Mark Your Calendars!
Archery Tournament at Kerjouanneau
Saturday, November 9th: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Sunday, November 10th: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Free entry.Refreshments and homemade treats will be available.
Aiming for Gold: An Interview with Archery Champion Isabelle Lefebvre
Welcome back,archery enthusiasts! Today we have the amazing Isabelle Lefebvre joining us.Isabelle, a two-time national champion and a decorated archer with years of experience, is here to share her insights on the upcoming Archery Tournament at Kerjouanneau.
Isabelle, welcome to the show. It’s an honor to have you.
Isabelle: Thank you for having me. It’s a pleasure to be here.
Moderator: The Archery Club of quimper (ATAQ) is gearing up for a record-breaking weekend with over 112 archers registered. What are your thoughts on this remarkable turnout?
Isabelle: It’s fantastic! The sport of archery is truly gaining momentum, and seeing so many participants, especially at a local event like this, is incredibly encouraging. It speaks volumes about the passion and dedication of the archery community.
Moderator: ATAQ President Mikael Gloaguen mentioned they had to turn people away due to limited space. It seems like a good problem to have!
Isabelle: Absolutely. It highlights the need for more archery facilities in the region. Hopefully, this surge in interest will motivate local authorities and clubs to invest in expanding resources.
Moderator: The tournament features three competitions – two on Sunday and one on Saturday. Do you think this structure benefits the archers, allowing them more opportunities to compete?
Isabelle: It certainly offers more versatility for archers with varying schedules. It’s great for those who may only be free on one day or those who want to test their skills in multiple sessions.
Moderator: ATAQ archers will also be competing. Are you excited to see your fellow club members in action?
Isabelle: Absolutely. I’m always proud to see ATAQ archers on the range, showcasing their talent and dedication. I’ll be cheering them on from the sidelines, and I’m sure they’ll make us proud.
Moderator: With archery gaining popularity, what advice would you give to newcomers who are interested in taking up the sport?
Isabelle: My advice would be to find a local club like ATAQ. There’s nothing better than learning from experienced archers and coaches in a supportive environment. Don’t hesitate to ask questions,practice regularly,and most importantly,enjoy the journey! Archery is a sport that requires patience and focus,but the rewards are truly fulfilling.
Moderator: Isabelle, thank you so much for your time and insightful comments. It’s been a pleasure speaking with you.
Isabelle: The pleasure was all mine.
Moderator: And to our readers, what are your thoughts on this exciting event? Share your comments below and let’s keep the conversation about archery going!
