Archery Club
University of Portsmouth Archery Club offer competition archery training and competitions
The University of Portsmouth Archery Club is one of the friendliest clubs here in Portsmouth. The club offers competitive archery training and competitions to the majority of bow disciplines.
Club membership - 22/23
You can join our club for the second half of the academic year for £55, this includes fixtures, travel and training sessions.
Training Sessions
- Wednesday 7.00pm-10.00pm: Team Training - St. Paul's Gym
- Friday 8.00pm-10.00pm: Team Training - St. Paul's Gym
- Sunday 3.00pm-6.00pm: Team Training - St. Paul's Gym
Competitions
Saturdays and Sundays - Competitions will take place on selected weekend days at various locations.
Please contact the club - archery@port.ac.uk - to request information about joining the club before purchasing a membership.
PLAY Sessions
Lots of our clubs offer PLAY sessions, a more casual way to play without committing to a year membership. PLAY sessions are included with your Ravelin Sports Centre membership!
The sports included are:
- Badminton
- Basketball
- Boxing
- Cricket
- Dance
- Dodgeball
- Fencing
- Handball
- Softball
- Squash
- Swimming
- Taekwondo and Karate
- Trampolining
- Ultimate Frisbee
- Volleyball
- Water Polo
LGBTQ+ sports club guidance
We welcome all students to take part in non-competitive sports and we recognise the health and wellbeing benefits of being active. Competitive sports are bound by specific policies governed by the sport's National Governing Body which may be less inclusive. Please find below inclusion guidance for our club.
| Mixed-gender Club | Trans-gender Club | Non-binary Club | Gender-queer Club |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yes | Partially | Partially | Partially |
| Both males and females can compete individually | There is a lack of clarity regarding gender identity and transgender archers. Individuals may be encouraged to refer to BUCS general regulations 4.3. | ||
Play: Archery is not included in the ‘Play’ programme but as an inclusive club anyone can Train and Compete with them.
Train: Inclusivity dependant - individuals would have to train for competitions which would be linked to assigned gender at birth.
Compete: Inclusivity dependant - competitors would have to compete in either male or female competitions which match their assigned gender at birth.
Check out the full guidance on archerygb.org.