WCSA announces new Coaching
Committee
The World Crossbow Shooting Association is
pleased to announce the creation of a new coaching committee.
Click
here
to read the media release.
Indian Team recent visit
to Sweden
The Indian Crossbow team
just visited Sweden for the Swedish Target Chapionships. Click
here
to read an article about it (note it is in Swedish)
Looking after the details
John Bingham has put
together a comprehensive document about looking after your bow, your
bolts and you. Click
here
to read it.
May 2014 Indian Crossbow
Demonstration
In May 17th 2014 the ICSA did a
crossbow demonstration at St. Andrews College, Agra. Read
the article by Hina Vij, the ISCA Administrator
here.
In May 2014 the ICSA did a
crossbow demonstration at St. Anthony's Junior College, Agra. Read
the article by Rajat Vij, the WCSA Asian Development Officer
here.
2014 Indian National
Championships
In Feb 2014 India ran its
first open National Championships. Click
here to read an article about it
News from India and Sri
Lanka
On a recent trip to Sri
Lanka, India's Rajat Vij & Kamaljeet Singh talked to the locals
about WCSA & the sport of crossbow. To read an article about their
visit click here
Welcome to the Crossbow
Association of India
WCSA welcomes the Crossbow
Association of India to the family. Feel free to visit their website
at
www.crossbowindia.in
A news conference was
recently held in India to announce the formation of the Crossbow
Shooing Association of India and it's alliance to the WCSA. Click
here to view correspondence
and some photos from India.
WCSA - Why Belong
Why the WCSA? Click
here to view reasons to belong to
the WCSA
New WCSA videos
Benchrest Trial -
Video Indoor -
Video Target Crossbow Shooting -
Video
Petition to save crossbow
in Western Australia.
The Western Australian
Government, host state of the 2005 WCSA World Championships, has
introduced legislation to prohibit crossbows. For further
information click here.
Click on the link below to sign a petition to stop this.
http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/save-crossbow-archery-in-western-australia.html