The ROLE OF BEING AN
ARCHERY JUDGE
Do you enjoy helping and interacting with your fellow archers? Do you love helping out?
Please fill out the online application form here:Â https://forms.gle/cQRYhEQUDToXrYB37
As an overview, a Judge is there to ensure that the tournament is run in a proper and correct manner, and to ensure that no one archer is in any way disadvantaged by the actions of other archers or officials.
A judge needs to:
- Ensure the safety of all persons involved.
- Check the field of play to ensure that it complies with WA/ANZ regulations.
- Set up any lights/timing equipment that is needed and give support to the organizing committee.
- Ensure all targets and target faces are correct and within any allowable tolerances.
- Be conversant with the latest sets of rules, and or have a good knowledge of where to go to find any rules that may come into question.
- Ensure that the rules applicable to the event are being followed and applied.
- Educate archers on rules and regulations.
- Always make yourself approachable to the archers.
- Cooperate with and be an additional set of eyes for the DOS and fellow judges
- Make line calls, validate claims / records etc.
- Know the correct procedures to follow in the event of equipment failures, bounce outs, pass through arrows etc.
- Stay in the background and always be ready to act in a manner which does not show bias to or against any archer.
- Always act in a professional manner, and ensure that your actions have no adverse impact on the image of Archery New Zealand.
If you’re interested in becoming a judge, you need to fill out a form: https://forms.gle/cQRYhEQUDToXrYB37. You need to be a member of Archery NZ (you can be a non-shooting member), and your club needs to send a letter of support to officials@archery.org.nz.
We’d love to hear from you!
Resources
Here is a series of useful documents which may come in handy.
- Shooting Control Sheet Practice Day
- Shooting Control Sheet WA 1440
- Shooting Control Sheet WA 1440 detail shooting
- Shooting Control Sheet WA 720
- Shooting Control Sheet WA 720 Detail shooting
- Shooting Control Sheet Matchplay Eliminations
- Shooting Control Sheet Matchplay Finals
- Chronotir Light System (Rev5)
- Chronotir 2C Light System (Rev5)
Judge Training
Becoming a judge requires an application, then spending time as Judge Candidate. For more details, please email officials@archery.org.nz
Official Training
If you are training to become a Director of Shooting / Technical Delegate, please email officials@archery.org.nz
Judge Contacts
Main Contacts |
North Island |
South island |
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| Tournament Officials Chair Logan Andrew officials@archery.org.nz |
National Judge Logan Andrew loganandrew@outlook.com |
National Judge Adam Kaluzny kaluzny.adam@gmail.com |
| National Judge Hanlie Bam hanliebam@yahoo.com |
National Judge Anne Mitchell eamitchell55@gmail.com |
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| Senior Regional Judge (Upper North Island), National DoS Clive Hudson clivehudson67@gmail.com |
National Judge Tahir Singh tahirsingh1999@gmail.com |
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| Senior Regional Judge (Upper North Island), National DoS Elizabeth Andrew K.E.Andrew@outlook.com |
National Judge Colin Tucker super.nova@xtra.co.nz |
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| Senior Regional Judge (Upper North Island) Myshka Wallberg myshkawallberg@icloud.com |
Senior Regional Judge (Canterbury) Terry Ellis Terryellis0958@gmail.com |
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| Senior Regional Judge (East Coast) David Croskery gizzyarcher@hotmail.co.nz |
Senior Regional Judge (Canterbury) Dean Taylor bushwhacker270@gmail.com |
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| Senior Regional Judge (East Coast) Colin Marshall csandkmarshall@gmail.com |
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| Senior Regional Judge (Lower North Island) Graeme Williams graeme.sandrawilliams@gmail.com |