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	Home About Our Club Membership Executive Members Newsletter Events Links Contact Us FAQ's			Members Frozen Fingers Tournament Andrew Fagan Alex Taylor Frozen Fingers Tournament The Durham Archers brought home 4 medals in the frozen fingers tournaments at York County Bowmans Club. The following medals came home with us: Paul Hayes won 1st place in the primative class. Our Cub Class brought home the following: Richard Hayes won 1st place. Great job Richard. Tatijana Hayes won 2nd place in her first tournament ever. Angel Dexter won 3rd place. Good Job Girl. We are very proud of you! "I would like to take this oppertunity to thank all of those who came out to the tournament and that we hope to see more and more of you showing your support for our team and coming out to many more tournaments in the future." John Oram and family and Paul Hayes and family back to top Andrew Fagan Andrew had another successful year in 2004. Andrew won provincials in the junior freestyle class shooting a 435 on 40 targets the first day and shooting a 446 on 40 targets the second day for a total of 881 on 80 targets. He was named first to the Junior Provincial Team which was being sent to Prince George, British Columbia for the FCA Canadian Nationals. For the second leg of the Ontario Triple Crown at the York County Canadian Classic, Andrew tied for first place and lost in the shootoff, achieving second place overall in mens freestyle. The week after, Andrew travelled with the provincial team to Prince George and achieved first place at the FCA nationals in YMR 15-17, beating second place by 45 points on 80 targets. At the Canadian Open Top Gun Championship Andrew qualified first place in mens freestyle. On the final day of 20 targets he shot 212, but that was not good enough and took second place. In West Virginia, at the 3-D IBO World Championship, Andrew had to shoot through terrible conditions on the first day and finished in 16th place. The second day however, he shot the highest score in the tournament on a single round and jumped up the rankings, finding himself tied for 5th. On the final day there was a cut for the top five archers in each catagory with 10 targets remaining. He ended up in the 5th place position. Andrew also shot many other tournaments throughout the province and placed well in all of them. Two of these shoots included Durham Archers, where he won both tournaments in mens freestyle, scoring 419 in June and 420 in August. back to top Alex Taylor As to Alex's successes in 2004. Here his results: Canada: Competed in 10 tournaments 5 first places 4 second places 1 third place First Place in Eastern Zone - in class USA Competed in all three legs of the National Championship Triple Crown 2004 New york State IBO State Championship - First IBO World - Eighth back to top
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