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2005

• Double Silver medal to Team Italian Championship Indoor;
• Bronze medal to Team Italian Championship FITA
• Regional Champion 2005 FITA;
• Italian Record  FITA O.R. 2x27 arrows with 516
• Italian Record FITA O.R. 27 arrows  with 260
  
  2006

· Regional Champion Indoor 2006 with FLP 400

·Another success thanks to the  FFP 187 vanes, especially with a strong wind !! Bronze medal to Italian Championship FITA, to Castenaso, (BO)

Thank you, Thank you very much Flex Fletch !!!!

Larry Yien
Traditional Archer

I’ve been using flex fletch products
from the beginning and still
continue to use flex fletch.

I have been competing in archery since 1988,
first with a barebow recurve and in 1994 with a
longbow.  I won my first World Championships
in 1996 and set 2 World Records en route.

I am 47 years old and I have been married for
18 years to my lovely wife Jacquie who also
shoots archery.  We have 2 children and live
in Santa Cruz California, where I am a Dentist.

June 25, 2006: Unofficial European record 70
meter FITA 12 arrows   120/120-7x tying Dave
Cousin’s world record. (Official status to be announced.)

June 25, 2006:Danish record 70 meter FITA
3/final rounds 119/118/116 total 353 tying the European record.

July 8, 2006: Winning the Grand Prix in
Sassari in Italy over Dave Cousins USA   
116/114

• At 1 grandprix in Croatia placed 6^th.  
  
• At 2 Grandprix in Antalya Turkey - won the qualification with 697 points, and we (Danish team) won the gold medal in team.  
  
• At 3 WorldCup leg in San Salvador 2 weeks ago - became 3^rd  in qualification, but shot 1400 points, with scores, 90m -341p 70m -347p, 50m -353, 30m -359p =1400 
  
  Beside shooting my first 1400 I also set a new Danish record on 90m with 341p
  
  Beside that, then all my competition in Denmark I have won so far,  my latest was last Sunday one week after Salvador, I shot 1394. 
  
  All my results I have you and your products to thank, I really appreciate your support. My X10 setup with your fine FFP vanes 187 shield makes my arrows go to the center even in very difficult weather conditions. 
  
  My next event will be in Athens for European Championship 
  
  Once again thanks for your support 
  
  Best regards, Martin Damsbo

Current equipment:
Vanes:  Flex Fletch FFP187
Bow:  Bowtech Allegiance / Bowtech Constitution
Sight:  Cobra sure-loc / None
Rest:  Trophy Taker XL Windage / None
Release aid:  Scott double caliper with molded grip
Arrows:  Gold Tip Pro series 22

INTERNATIONAL RESULTS
May 14, 15 & 16^th Bedford Indiana, First leg of the IBO Nationals, MBO, 46^th place
June 4, 5 & 6^th  Erie PA, Second leg of the IBO Nationals, MBO, 13^th place
I received notice from the IBO after the second shoot that I was in the top 10 in my class for the Nationals but was not able to make the third shoot.
Classifications in Ontario: Freestyle = MBO or Open. Open   = Pro
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These are the results to this date for the 2004 season. Thank you for your support and being a big part of these accomplishments.
Dietmar Trillus
King City, Ontario

CANADIAN RESULTS
Feb 22^nd  3D, Wolf’s Den, Frozen Finger, Freestyle, 2^nd place
Apr 18th 3D, Halton Sportsmen, Freestyle, 1st place
May 2^nd  Caledon, Field Hunter Round, Freestyle, 1^st place
May 8^th & 9^th  3D, Pioneer Sportsmen, IBO Qualifier, MBO, 1^st place
May 23^rd  3D, Royal City Bowmen, Freestyle, 1^st place
May 30^th  3D, Wolf’s Den, Spring Shoot, Freestyle, 1^st place
June 27^th 3D, Durham Archers, Freestyle, 2^nd place
July 10^th & 11^th OAA Provincial 3D Championships, 1^st Leg Of The Ontario Triple Crown, Open, 1^st place
July 18^th 3D, Islington Sportsmen, Freestyle, 2^nd place
July 24^th & 25^th 3D, Canadian Classic, 2^nd leg of the Ontario Triple Crown, Open, 1^st place
July 31^st to Aug 7^th FCA Target and Field Championships ( Nationals )
1^st Place men’s compound, Field, Also setting a new Canadian record 358 & 358, previous record 356
Aug 6^th to 8^th 3D, Canadian Open, Open, 1^st place
Aug 14^th & 15^th Ontario Field Championships, Open, 1^st place
Aug 29^th 3D, Algoma Rod & Gun, 3^rd leg of the Ontario Triple Crown, Open, 1^st place
Sept 5^th 3D, Royal City Bowmen, 1^st place, Freestyle
Sept 11^th & 12^th OAA Target Championships ( Ontario Provincials)
Open, 1^st place, Setting a new Ontario FITA record of 1373, previous record 1365.
Ontario Triple Crown, 3D, 1^st place, Open
Ontario Grand Champion 1^st place, Open, this championship consists of a combined score of indoors, 3D, field and FITA
York County Bowmen 3D league shoot, Freestyle, 1^st place

On Doris' recent trip to Mexico where she took 1st place in the Junior Women's Compound event at the FITA Junior/Cadet World Target Archery Championship, Doris, unbelievably did it all with a broken thumb and other injuries.

Five days before the event Doris was involved in a terrible car accident.

*Doris was driving home on Provincial Road 212 when her car hit some loose gravel and lost control. She hit the ditch, flipping the car two or three times before it landed on the driver's side.
In addition to the fractured right thumb, she snapped three nails on her right hand and suffered a cut on the inside of her left elbow and a big bruise on her left forearm. Jones lost the hearing in her left ear and her balance was affected.  She's lucky to be alive.

Doris became the first Canadian archer to win an individual gold medal at a world championship.

How's that for testing a persons mettle.

*Excerpt from The Winnipeg Sun.

Doris with her Coach and father, Tim.  A true father / daughter team. 
"I love you Doris, I am so proud", Dad.

The Aboriginal Sport Circle is pleased to announce the winners of the 2006 National Tom Longboat Awards.

Honouring the Tom Longboat Legacy:
Tom Longboat was one of the most celebrated and accomplished athletes in Canadian history. A member of the Onondaga Nation who resided in Six Nations of the Grand River, Tom Longboat was one of the most gifted long distance runners of his time. (cont.)

Kristian Skjoldborg born 10. June 1991

Aug. 2001 Started bowshooting (compound) in Randers bueskyttelaug

Aug 2004 Danish Champion outdoor (Mini) and invited to join the Danish Youth talent development program.
Aug. 2005 Danish Champion outdoor Team – with Danish record ( team 263 – I did the 90 pts)
Aug 2005 Bronze medal Danish championships cadet class.
Sep 2005 Danish Campaign outdoor Junior class
March 2006 Danish Champion indoor – cadet class
March 2006 Danish champion indoor team – cadet class – with Danish record
May 2006 Awarded a seat on the Danish National Youth team
July 2006 Nordic Champion Team - cadet class - with a Danish record (237 pts( max 240) I did the 80 points)
July 2006 Nordic Championship - Danish Records - OL round Cadet Team
July 2006 -  European  Junior Cup I in Wyhl – Germany – Cadet Team - Gold
August 2006 - European  Junior Cup II in Pragh  - Cadet Team – Gold and world record
August 2006 - European  Junior Cup II in Pragh  - 6. place
August 2006 – Danish Champion outdoor Team – Cadet
August 2006 – Danish Cadet Championship – 1407 in the Qualification. 
Sep. 2006 – Danish Championship - Silver medal – Senior Team
October 2006 World Junior Outdoor Championship in  Mexico – 3. place team.
March 2007 - 2. Place qualification Cadet national championship
March 2007 - 2. Place team cadet national championship
July 2007 – National team Second year in a row
July 2007 – 1. Place team qualification junior cup 2 in Ukraine
July 2007 – 1. Place team qualification junior cup 2 in Ukraine – with World Record
July 2007 – 1. Place team junior cup 2 in Ukraine – Gold against Great Britain
August 2007 – National Cadet Championship – 1411 in the Qualification. 
August 2007 – National Champion outdoor Team – Cadet
 

"I participate in all the cups and tournament available in Denmark which means 20 -25 cups/tournaments each year and have a lot of medals from these local tournaments."

Equipment
2 * Hoyt Ultra Tec with Winners Choice's strings
Doinker front and side stap's
Copper John with NE super scoop
Easton ACE arrows with Beiter nocks and Flex-Fletch 187’s vanes and a
Carter Release

Canadian National Target Team

·         Canadian National Team Member 2000-2007
·         Member FCA Excellence program: 1998 – 2007

British Columbia Provincial Target Team

·        Team Member 1998-2006

Medal Highlights

·         Four time BC Outdoor Masters Champion
(plus once Silver, once Bronze winner)
·         Five time Canadian Masters Target Champion in (plus four time Silver winner)
·         Four time Canadian Masters Field Champion (plus twice Silver, once Bronze)
·         Twice Silver medalist in the Canada Cup

Outdoor FITA Shooting History

·         U.S. National Championships 1998 -2004
·         Canadian National Championships 1998 - 2006
·         Canada Cup 1997 – 2003, 2005
·         Ontario Spring Classic 1999 – 2002,2004
·         Arizona Cup 1999 - 2001
·         Championship of the Americas (Medellin, Columbia) 2000
·         World FITA Target Championships (Beijing, China)
2001
·        World Masters Games/FITA Masters Championships (Melbourne) 2002
·       Pan-American Championships (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) 2006

Records
I have held most Masters records for Canada at one time or another and currently hold 6 Canadian Open and Championship records. I have one Men’s Canadian open record as well.

(continued from Doris Jones profile)

...In just his third competitive race, he set the world record for the marathon, smashing the previous mark by over five and half minutes. In the years prior to the First World War, Tom Longboat won most of the major distance races in North America and Europe, including the Boston Marathon and the Powderhall Marathon in Edinburgh, Scotland. At a time when indoor marathon running attracted sell-out crowds, he was the world's professional champion. At one point or another, he held every Canadian record from one mile to the marathon.

Throughout his life, Tom Longboat spoke proudly of his First Nations heritage and held his head high in times of great adversity. He was the headline attraction wherever he raced, drawing huge crowds and a widespread following. In 1999, Maclean's Magazine voted him the #1 Canadian sports figure of the twentieth century.

Established in 1951, the Tom Longboat Award serves as a proud national symbol for all Aboriginal peoples in Canada.
Dr. Bruce Kidd
Olympian & Tom Longboat Historian
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The awards
The Aboriginal Sport Circle annually recognizes the achievements of gifted Aboriginal athletes. Every year, the top male and female Aboriginal athletes from each province/territory are selected for the Tom Longboat Regional Awards. These regional recipients automatically advance as nominees for the prestigious National Award that is presented to the most outstanding male and female Aboriginal Athlete in Canada.
___________________
National recipients receive the following:
1) All expenses paid trip to receive the award
2) Commemorative Tom Longboat Award medallion
3) Custom Made Tom Longboat Award ring
4) Cash bursary of $500
5) Name engraved on the Tom Longboat Trophy on display at Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame

During the Tom Longboat Award ceremonies Doris was also awarded a trophy and bursary of $1500 to a university of her choice by the Manitoba Métis Federation for all of her accomplishments in sport and community activities.