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Archers’ Success at Indoor Champs

22 February 2012

The Team Surrey Archery Club enjoyed a strong showing at the BUCS Archery Indoor Championships in Telford on Saturday, to add to a great week for Team Surrey overall.

Kathryn Evans came out tops for Team Surrey, recording a 2nd place in the Lady Longbow, closely folloed by James Daniels’ 5th place in the Gents Longbow. Steph Gooch came 9th in her Lady Compound competition, while Edvinas Cerniauskas came 10th and Robert Cieslicki13th in the Novice Gents Recurve. As a team Surrey came 22nd in the Recurve event and 31st in the Novice Recurve, despite only having two archer competing in comparison to the 3 put forward by other teams.

The weekend also saw two other Team Surrey clubs take to the road for national competitions. The Surrey Angels travelled to Loughborough for the University Cheer and Dance Championships. Competing in a field of 16 teams from universities up and down the country, The Angels finished in a very respectable 8th place. The Jiu Jitsu Club took part in the Randori Nationals 2012 and brought home two medals thanks to great performances by Viven Rohwedder (silver) and Julia Lazareva (bronze). Ellie Brodie and Ben Sparrow both came close to medals in 4th place, while Serif Omer and Anastasia Chaziladou came 5th in their events.

Team Surrey gymnast Alex Pollard added to last week’s medal haul with a silver in the BUCS Gymnastics Championships.

Back to Wednesday BUCS action and there were a total of 10 wins across the board for Team Surrey. Women’s Football 1st travelled down to the coast for a league and cup double-header against Sussex 1st and came back with a 3-1 league loss and a 2-3 cup win after extra time, meaning that they go into the quarter finals with an away fixture at UCL 1st. Women’s Hockey 1st also faced Sussex away from home and recorded a comfortable 0-6 victory to maintain their 100% record a top spot in the South Eastern 3A table.

Netball 1st and 3rd both secured home wins against Kingston 1st (64-34) and Roehampton 4th (57-6) respectively, while Men’s 1st dominated Oxford 1st on the squash courts with a 5-0 cup win. Men’s Rugby 1st took on Imperial Medics 2nd and replicated their earlier emphatic home victory against the hosts, strolling to a 0-67 win and staying top of the table in the process.

Other results:
- Men’s Badminton 2nd v RHUL 2nd, 5-3
- Men’s Rugby Union 2nd v Creative Arts 1st Walkover (Surrey win)
- Men’s Tennis 1st v Reading 1st, 8-4
- Women’s Tennis 1st v UCL 1st, 10-2