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FITA INFO Newsletter August 2007 CONGRESS MINUTES JUDGES FITA INFO Newsletter CONGRESS MINUTES August 2007 Errata This Month's Headlines The exact number of FITA Member Associations after the CONGRESS MINUTES Leipzig Congress in July 2007 is 137 and not 139 as shown Errata by mistake on page 2 of the Congress minutes document, in JUDGES Item 6 – Affiliations. The requested amendment to these Mr Harold R. Kremer (USA) minutes will be formally submitted to the approval of the Mr René Lin (MON) FITA Congress in 2009. Seminar in Canada WEB TV World Cup and Test Event JUDGES DEVELOPMENT Benin applies for Membership Mr Harold R. Kremer (USA) MEMBER ASSOCIATIONS Recently FITA was informed that the retired FITA Judge Mr Updates Harold R. Kremer passed away on 6 February 2007. The ANTI-DOPING cause of his death was congestive heart failure due to Registered Testing Pool complications related to Myasthenia Gravis. EVENTS 2007 Olympic Test Event Harold Kremer was born on 29 May 1921. Archery was a South Pacific Games passion of his that started in the late sixties and lasted until FUTURE EVENTS he died. He continued to shoot until 2005 when his failing World Cup 2008 strength would no longer allow him to do so. Harold was a Indoor Worlds 2009 US, International and Olympic Judge. He was the USA Asian Games 2010 Archery Team manager for the 1980 Olympics. FITA WEB TV www.archery.tv Mr René Lin (MON) It is with great sadness that the Archery Association of Monaco announced the passing of Mr René Lin, one of its CALENDAR most important members, on 20 August 2007. Mr Lin was a well appreciated FITA International Judge and was a great HIGHLIGHTS contributor to Archery in Monaco. See page 5 FITA expresses our heartfelt condolences to both Mr Partners Kremer’s and Mr Lin’s families and friends. & Associates Seminar in Canada See page 6 Three COPARCO Continental Judges passed their exams to become International Judge Candidates in the seminar held International Archery Federation in Toronto, Canada, on 8-10 August. The new candidates are Maison du Sport International Linda Cockrell (USA), Michael Camacho (PUR) and Cesar Avenue de Rhodanie 54 1007 Lausanne - Switzerland Araujo (MEX). Phone: +41 (0)21 614 30 50 Fax: +41 (0)21 614 30 55 The seminar was very well organized by the Canadian Email: [email protected] Federation of Archers and also served to train new Continental Judges for COPARCO: Canada (7) and USA (2). The seminar was conducted by FITA Judge Committee Member Sergio Font, who was accompanied in the examining board by FITA Target Archery Committee Member Gloria Rosa. They were both very impressed by the level of all the participants. South Pacific Games Page 2 FITA INFO 08/07 WEB TV World Cup Stage 4 and Test Event The last qualifying stage of the Meteksan Archery World Cup in Dover was a great success. All final matches as well as 26-min highlights are now available on www.archery.tv . Furthermore, archery fans can watch matches from the recent World Championships in Leipzig and very soon Asian Championships images of the Olympic Test Event in Beijing (end of August). FITA’s TV features World Cup matches since its beginnings in 2006 as well as magnificent images of the World Championships since 1959. DEVELOPMENT Benin applies to the FITA membership This country has submitted a membership application file AAF Grand Prix 2007 conformed to our rule 1.4.2. According to our rule 1.4.3 the current FITA Member Associations and the members of the FITA Council, have 60 days for rising in writing to the FITA office any objection to this request of membership. Without any serious objection within these 60 days (November 1, 2008), a temporary FITA membership will be World University Championships granted to the “Fédération Béninoise de Tir à l’Arc” until our 2009 Congress. During this FITA Congress the final membership of this National Archery Association will be submitted to a vote. MEMBER ASSOCIATIONS Olympic Games Updates KAZ / The Kazakhstan Archery Federation has changed their address to: Abaya Avenue 48 Central stadium Almaty Republic of Kazakhstan Phone/Fax +7 (727) 2924847 Email: [email protected] Field Worlds 2008 NEP / At its General Assembly on 12 August 2007 the Nepal Archery Association has elected a new President and Secretary General: Mr SHRESTHA Laxman Kumar President Mr GURUNG Dipak Raj Secretary General These elections were conducted by Chief Election Officer Mr Om Prasad Thapaliya and supervised by a representative of the Nepal Olympic Committee Mr. Indoor Worlds 2009 Sunil Raj Karnikar. Page 3 FITA INFO 08/07 PHI / At the General Council Meeting on 11 August 2007, the National Archery Association of the Philippines (NAAP) has elected seven new Board Members: Ms Ma. Teresa R. Lim President & Member, Board of Trustees Mrs Virginia Sering Vice President & Member, Commonwealth Games 2010 Board of Trustees Ms Ligaya P. Manalang Secretary General, Treasurer & Member, Board of Trustees Councilor Renato R. Bartolome Auditor & Member, Board of Trustees Atty. Ruperto T. Sampoleo Member, Board of Trustees Arch. Rosendo Sombrio Member, Board of Trustees Dr Juan Ma. Pablo R. Nañagas Member, Board of Trustees USA / Ms Jane Johnson is the interim President of the National Archery Association of the United States until their new elections in November. ANTI-DOPING FITA Registered Testing Pool The FITA Registered Testing Pool of those athletes who are required to provide whereabouts information to FITA has been updated in order to take into account the results of the World Outdoor Target Archery Championships 2007, the Beijing Olympic Games Qualification process, and the latest updates in the World Rankings. 32 Men and 34 Women from 29 countries have then been added. They are: David BARNES, Ha-Neul KIM (AUS) Gladys WILLEMS (BEL) Daniel PAVLOV (BUL) Jay LYON, Hugh MAC DONALD, Dietmar TRILLUS (CAN) Lin JIANG, Feng Bo WU, Ling CHEN, Dan GUO, Ling ZHAO (CHN) Ana Maria RENDON, Sigrid ROMERO (COL) Niels DALL, Martin DAMSBO, Louise LAURSEN (DEN) Thomas AUBERT, Amandine BOUILLOT, Sophie DODEMONT (FRA) Simon TERRY, Alan WILLS, Charlotte BURGESS, Naomi FOLKARD (GBR) Kristina ESEBUA, Khatuna NARIMANIDZE (GEO) Jens PIEPER, Vernika HAIDN TSCHALOVA (GER) Elpida ROMANTZI (GRE) L. Bombayla DEVI, Chekrovolu SWURO (IND) Vaezi HOJJATOLAH, Akram SHABANI (IRI) Mauro NESPOLI, Natalia VALEEVA (ITA) Takaharu FURUKAWA, Sayoko KITABATAKE (JPN) Anastassiya BANNOVA (KAZ) Yeon Chul KIM, Chang Hwan LEE, Eun Young CHOI, Hye Yeon LEE (KOR) Chu Sian CHENG, Muhammad Marbawi SULEIMAN (MAS) Luis Eduardo VELEZ SANCHEZ (MEX) Femke BOONEN, Coby HURKMANS (NED) Rafal DOBROWOLSKI, Jacek PROC, Malgorzata CWIENCZEK, Iwona MARCINKIEWICZ (POL) Un Sil KWON, Kkoch Sun RI (PRK) Alexandru BODNAR (ROU) Bair BADENOV, Natalia ERDYNIYEVA, Albina LOGINOVA (RUS) Ming-Huang LIU, Cheng Pang WANG, Hsiao Chun SHEN (TPE) Goktug ERGIN (TUR) Pavlo BEKKER, Tetyana BEREZHNA, Viktoriya KOVAL (UKR) Brady ELLISON, Richard JOHNSON (USA) Page 4 FITA INFO 08/07 The updated Registered Testing Pool is valid as of 1 October 2007. It can be downloaded from the FITA website www.archery.org in the Anti-Doping / Registered Testing Pool section. Please note that there is no change with athletes being in the Pool since January 2007 who remain there at least until the end of the year 2007. EVENTS 2007 Olympic Test Event Find all news and results from the “Good Luck Beijing” Olympic Test Event for archery that took place in Beijing, China on 20-26 August on: www.archery.org -> section OLYMPICS / Test Event 2007 www.archery2007.org.cn South Pacific Games The Archery competition of the South Pacific Games was held from 27 August to 1 September in Apia, Samoa. News and results can be found at www.oceaniasport.com in the section “Archery”. Direct link: www.sportingpulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?assoc=3547&pID=2 FUTURE EVENTS Archery World Cup 2008 1-5 April: World Cup Stage 1 Santo Domingo (DOM) 15-19 April: World Cup Stage 2 Porec (CRO) 27-31 May: World Cup Stage 3 Antalya (TUR) 23-29 June: World Cup Stage 4 Boé (FRA) October World Cup Final New Delhi (IND) Indoor World Championships 2009 22-24 February 2008: Test tournament – Rzeszów, Poland 4-8 March 2009: Archery World Indoor Target Championships – Rzeszów, Poland Contact of the Organizing Committee: Komitet Organizacyjny Halowych Luczniczych Mistrzostw Świata Rzeszów 2009 ul.Wyspiańskiego 22 35-111 Rzeszów Poland Phone: +48 (017) 8637197 +48 (017) 8530171 www.lucznictwo.ires.pl Asian Games 2010 The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) has informed FITA that archery has been included in the programme of the 16th Asian Games that will be held in Guangzhou, China on 12-27 November 2010. Contact for archery: Guangzhou Asian Games Organizing Committee (GAGOC) Ms. Wang Fei, External Relations Department Phone: +86 20 3800 3227 - Fax: +86 20 3800 3219 Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Page 5 FITA INFO 08/07 View our Web TV! The highlights from the World Cup, World Championships and Olympic Test Event in Beijing are now available . www.archery.tv Calendar Highlights 2007 25 Aug-8 Sep South Pacific Games (Archery: 27-31 Aug) Apia (SAM) 14-21 September 15th Asian Archery Championships & CQT Xi’an (CHN) 30 Sep-9 Oct World IPC Archery Championships Cheongju City (KOR) 9-13 October Festival Olímpico de Tiro con Arco & CQT San Salvador (ESA) 20-26 October 3rd Asian Grand Prix Isfahan (IRI) 24 November Archery World Cup Final Dubai (UAE) 3-9 December Torneo de Ranking Mundial Colombia Medellín (COL) 2008 3-7 January New Zealand Archery Championships & CQT Porirua City (NZL) 7-10 February African Championships & CQT Cairo (EGY) 22-24
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