Awards

"Six Gold Badge"

The Six Gold End Badge is for 6 consecutive arrows in the gold zone during competition run under GNAS rules or an associated club target day. If shot on a club target day the secretary must sign the claim form. The following table shows the shortest distance you can claim the badge for and your only allowed to claim one for each group if a junior as you progress.

Gentlemen	80.Yards.	70.Metres.
Ladies	60.Yards.	60.Metres.
Junior Gentlemen.
Under.18Yrs	60.Yards.	60.Metres.
Under.16Yrs	50.Yards	50.Metres.
Under.14Yrs	40.Yards.	40.Metres.
Under.12Yrs	30.Yards.	30.Metres.
Junior Ladies.
Under 18Yds	50.Yards.	50.Metres.
Under.16Yrs	40.Yards.	40.Metres.
Under.13Yrs	30.Yards.	30.Metres.

FITA Stars.

FITA Stars are awarded for breaking 1000 (star only), 1100 (Star on a black shield), 1200 (Blue), 1300 (Red), 1350 (Gold) and 1400 (Purple) points in the relevant FITA. These can only be claimed at FITA Star tournaments. If you get 1101 you can only claim the 1100 Star.

FITA Arrow awards

These are a step below the Stars and are obtained by beating the scores laid out below in any World Record (WR)/FITA award standard competition using a FITA standard bow. The archer must not have claimed any FITA Star award in the past. The award is designed as a stylised arrow on a circular badge with standard colour backgrounds. Again you may only claim for the higher score level and claims are made via the tournament organiser.

	White	Black	Blue	Red	Gold
Men	500	530	560	590	620
Women	475	505	535	565	595

Rose Award.

The Rose award is for the imperial rounds at "Rose Award" tournaments. The award is in the form of a badge depicting a white stylised rose on a coloured background. Square badge for recurve and round badge for compound. Senior scores are ...

	White	Black	Blue	Red	Gold	Purple
All archers	800	900	1000	1100	1200	1250

Junior archers have to shoot the round for their age group.