Senior archers’ National camp to return to Kolkata

J & K to host the Senior Nationals

January 03, 2022 03:26 am | Updated 03:36 am IST - Kolkata

After a long gap of nine years, the National camp for the senior recurve archers will return to the SAI Eastern Centre here ahead of the upcoming season.

According to the calendar released by the Archery Association of India on Sunday, SAI Eastern Centre, which had been the recurve archer’s address till London 2012 Olympics, will host the first senior National Camp from February 25-March 31.

During the camp, the first phase of the selection trial for the Asian Games will be held from March 7-10. The Asian Games are scheduled to be held in Hangzhou, China from September 10-25.

The AAI calendar also confirmed Jammu and Kashmir as the venue for the 41st senior Nationals from March 18-27.

“The Asian Games trials will be held in three phases with the second and third phases slated in June and July,” AAI’s high performance director and Dronacharya Awardee Sanjeeva Singh said.

Season starts in April

The season will get underway with the Stage I of the World Cup in Antalya from April 18-24.

The team selected in the first phase trial is likely to represent India in the season opener World Cup in Antalya.

The AAI has arranged a training and acclimatisation camp for para archers in Dubai ahead of the World Para Archery Championships from February 19-27.

The camp will be held from February 16-18. The event will be a build-up tournament to the Para Asia Cup in Bangkok from March 20-29.

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