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World Archery World Cup Bids October 2011 World Archery October 2011 Office in Lausanne WORLD ARCHERY Séverine DERIAZ (right) , Office in Lausanne World Archery Office WORLD CUP BIDS Coordinator since 2009, Stages 2013-15 will give birth to her baby MEAC TRAINING CENTRE by the end of November End of Operation and will be in Maternity as NEW MEDIA of 1 November and for a Tudou in China four-month period. For one FUTURE EVENTS month now, Jenny World Indoor Championships BRUGGER (left) has joined Indoor World Cup Stage 1 the World Archery Family Marrakesh Indoor in view of substituting Asian Grand Prix 2012 Séverine during her absence. Then, from April 2012 both of them African Nationals 2012 will share the job at 50%-50%. Maccabiah Games 2013 PAST EVENTS Event Questionnaire After obtaining the International Air Transport Association London Archery Classic Certification in 2002, Jenny has worked for 10 years as a Business Pan American Games Travel Consultant for Carlson Wagonlit Travel in different cities Asian Championships/CQT over Switzerland. The last has been Lausanne at the Maison du Gold Autumn 2011 Sport International where World Archery has its office. She likes Italian Championships sport in general and she is taking care of her children during her JUDGES AND COACHES free time. She is very happy with her new professional challenge Information No. 12 and will handle her tasks with a lot of motivation. Judges Committee Meeting Judges Appointments 2012 PARA-ARCHERY Classification Committee World Cup Bids ASSOCIATE ORGANISATION Peace and Sport Stages 2013-15 DEVELOPEMENT World Archery has opened the bid procedure for the allocation of Calendar 2011-2012 the World Cup Stages 2013-2015. The bid is opened to any MEMBER ASSOCIATIONS Member Associations, city, region, event organiser or commercial Cameroon, Chad, Gabon body. World Archery is welcoming bids until 1 December 2011. Contact Updates PERFORMANCES The Archery World Cup Stage is a flagship event of the sport. World Records There are four stages held over the year to determine the top PUBLICATIONS Mix Archery Calendar archers in Outdoor Archery. The World Cup culminates in the Final INTERPRETATIONS which always takes place at an extraordinary venue, be it an iconic Measuring Distance location or the heart of a city. Each World Cup Stage features together the best archers competing for top honours and promises a thrilling contest and an Calendar Highlights unforgettable visual spectacle for spectators and TV audience. Page 13 The following document outlines the concept of the Archery World Cup Stage and provides the approved framework for organising the event. Included herein are the general Archery World Cup Stage Partners & Associates rights and obligations for the selected host, and the procedure for Page 14 the bidding process to host the Archery World Cup Stage from 2013 to 2015. October 2011 World Archery Newsletter Page 2 The tender document for potential hosts is available on www.worldarchery.org , section World Cup > General > News > 2011 World Cup News > 31 October 2011. Middle East Archery Centre (MEAC) Parapan American Games 7-22 November 2011 End of Operation It is with melancholy that Wor ld Archery had to make the decision to close the very famous "MEAC" (Middle East Archery Centre) . This institution brought a lot of satisfaction; the most prest igious one is indisputably the gold medal of Ibrahim SABRY (EGY) at the Youth Olympic Games 2010 . But the impact of the MEAC on the 10-11 December 2011 development and the rise of the level of the archery in several countries—and not only in the Middle East—is another very important progress which we would not have been able to achieve without it. Regrettably since the beginning of the year 2011 the MEAC had few users. The reasons are the political situation in Egypt; a country where the bow is classified as a weapon, what generated additional problems to travel with archery equipment) to/from Egypt. Olympic Games 27 July-12 August 2012 Furthermore, we did not have a permanent archery ground anymore, since a recent important reorganis ation of the local sports facilities there. In front of all these difficulties, an official stop of the MEAC activities in Cairo was inescapable. A centre remains however in se rvice under the leadership of Wadi Degla Sportif Club and of the Egyptian Archery Federation. World Archery deeply thanks Wadi Degla Sporting Club and the Paralympic Games Egyptian Archery Federation (hosts of the MEAC) for the excellent 29 August-9 September 2012 partnership that we lived for six years, and this especially thanks to Mr Aladin GABR. We also thank the staff of the MEAC, Miss Nancy World Archery Federation ABD EL MONEM EL GIBILY the secretary, Mr Ayman HELAL the Fédération mondiale de tir à l'arc coordinator in the formalities and the transport local and especially Maison du Sport International the coach MUN Baek Woon for their good services. Avenue de Rhodanie 54 1007 Lausanne - Switzerland On a short term, the activities planned at the MEAC will be Phone: +41 (0)21 614 30 50 Fax: +41 (0)21 614 30 55 transferred to the World Archery Accredited Partner Centre located Email: [email protected] in Bangkok. On the long range World Archery will run most of the Website: www.worldarchery.org projects in the future international centr e of archery of Lausanne (probably in 2014). It is expected that special courses for African countries will still be hosted in the Wadi Degla centre. New Media Tudou Archery Page in China World Archery has opened a web video platform in China. The highlights and matches of the major World Archery events such as the World Cup and the world championships will be uploaded on Tudou. The videos shown on our YouTube platform www.archery.tv will be put in the Chinese Tudou platform as well: http://sports.tudou.com/chzone/worldarchery . World Archery hopes this platform will contribute to the development of archery in China and in whole Asia. October 2011 World Archery Newsletter Page 3 Future Events World Indoor Championships 2012 Due to some technical problems with our website that occurred in the first days of November, World Archery has extended the deadline for preliminary entries to the World Archery Indoor Championships to be held in Las Vegas in February 2012 by one week: 14 November 2011 . Indoor Archery World Cup The first ever Indoor Archery World Cup will start with Stage 1 on 10-11 December 2011 in Singapore. This inaugural event is an open competition in which anyone can take part. It brings together elite archers from all around the world and showcases the best in indoor archery the world has to offer. The Indoor World Cup Stage 1 will be held in the famous Marine Bay Sands Hotel and Casino, in the city centre of Singapore, on 10-11 December 2011. This is an open competition and any archer is welcome to register. This is also a great opportunity to compete with top archers from around the world. Please register now on the official website of this event in Singapore www.archeryworldcup.com , which will give you as well all updated news and information. Contact Simon HO – Email: [email protected] – Phone: +65 81989871 The Indoor Archery World Cup circuit will consist of three stages and a final: Stage 1: Singapore (SIN) - 10-11 December 2011 Stage 2: Nimes (FRA) - 20-22 January 2012 Stage 3: Las Vegas (USA) - 10-12 February 2012 Final: Las Vegas (USA) - 11 February 2012 Marrakesh International Indoor Tournament The President of the Organising Committee warmly welcomes all friends of archery to Marrakesh, Morocco, host city of the 2nd Marrakesh International Indoor Archery Tournament. The competition will take place from 18-20 November 2011 under the theme of "Arrows of Peace". It is our indeed pleasure to invite you to the imperial city of Marrakesh; the touristic red city with historical fortune, founded in 1062 and stands out all–over-time as a welcoming capital of Morocco visited by worldwide audience. October 2011 World Archery Newsletter Page 4 You will not only enjoy the competition event interactions, but you will also admire the pleasant moderate weather, multicultural traditions, hospitality of green Moroccan combined with cultural, touristic and entertaining attractions. This is the second round of the international archery tournament hosted in Marrakesh, despite the challenges taking place globally. You will not only enjoy the competition event interactions, but also will admire the pleasant moderate weather, multicultural traditions, hospitality of green Moroccan combined with cultural, touristic and entertaining attractions. Once more, we are pleased to invite all the archers from all over the world to participate in this amazing OPEN tournament and to discover a new taste of archery in red Marrakesh. For more information about the tournament, kindly visit: www.marrakesharchery.com 1st Asian Grand Prix – Bangkok The 1st Asian Grand Prix will take place in Bangkok from 15-19 February 2012. The dates have been chosen so that people participating in the World Archery Indoor Championships can compete in this event. The event is open to all World Archery Member Associations and has in the past attracted teams from all over Asia as well as top teams from Europe. The plan is to host the event in the main stadium. 15 February 2012 Opening Ceremony Team Captains Meeting Official Practice at 70m and 50m 16 February 2012 – Qualification Day Recurve Women & Compound Men AM Compound Women & Recurve Men PM 17 February 2012 – Individual Elimination – 1/32 to 1/2 Round Recurve Women & Compound Men AM Compound Women & Recurve Men PM 18 February 2012 – Individual Bronze & Gold Medal Matches / Mixed Team Individual Medal Matches AM Mixed Team Matches PM 19 February 2012 – Team Elimination Round, Final Round Women Recurve & Men Compound AM Women Compound & Men Recurve PM 20 February 2012 – Departure Day Deadline for Final Entry: 24 January 2012 For further information: Email [email protected] – Fax (662) 3142332, 319-6341, 719-0591.
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