Archers of Bridlington and Burton Agnes group lands Sport England grant to buy junior equipment
The money will go towards buying new equipment for the club’s growing cohort of junior members.
The funding will boost children’s archery opportunites in the area, allowing youngsters to learn the skill and then perform to the best of their ability.
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Hide AdDave Hunt, ABBA club coach, said: “We have had a few juniors come and go over the years, but recently the number of very young juniors has increased significantly.
“Then, after a visit to a local school to carry out a demonstration of archery and running a ‘have a go’ session there, the numbers have shot up again.
“This highlighted the club’s lack of junior kit in general.
“We need to be in a position to give all who take part in our beginners’ courses and go on to join the club the greatest chance of performing to their best ability and not be impeded by their equipment.
“This grant will really balance out the opportunities to do well for all juniors at the club, this year and going forward.
“We would like to thank The National Lottery and Sport England for this investment in the club and everyone who plays National Lottery games for their support.”