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Due to a problem getting into the Hall at Margaretting the November ECAA Meeting will now be online using Zoom.

The link is:-

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84375643917?pwd=dzJvak5DcVA5eFdtTHByRVFIOGQ4dz09

And the meeting will start at 8pm as usual.

The Agenda for the November ECAA Meeting, to be held at Margaretting Village Hall at 8pm on Wednesday 2nd November has been published on the Governance -> Meetings page of the website.

ECAA meetings are open to everyone and are a good way to find out what is happening in the County and to get involved.

The results and table for the ECAA Western Longbow League have been published on the Shooting -> Leagues -> Western Longbow League page.

With the last results from the September matches the final table has been produced and the details published on the Shooting -> Leagues -> Albion Compound League page.

Congratulations to Rayleigh who came out ahead.

While the league started off strongly the number of teams putting in scores dropped off and it was a bit of a disappointment.

Malgrave A pushed Rayleigh hard towards the end but the results and matches did not fall their way and they could not make up the points.

Hopefully next year we will have teams enter who will put in scores for the whole thing.

Richard Pilkington
Compound League Organiser

The results from the ECAA Field Championship have been published on the Shooting -> Results page.

They can also be downloaded directly from here.

Presentation of Red Tassel

In 1955 Essex County Archery Association agreed that a Red Tassel would be awarded to a member who has given long years of selfless service to the County and performed duties above and beyond their remit.   This resulted in the presentation of the first Red Tassel.

It was agreed at this time that a nomination for the award could only come from someone who was already a holder and the final decision as to whether the person nominated fulfilled the criteria was to be from a vote by the existing holders of the award – all of whom would know what it takes to be eligible.

This will be the 39^th Red Tassel to be awarded in its 67-years of existence and the person I am happy to honour is someone who has fulfilled all the criteria and is considered by those who have gone before to be worthy of this award.

On behalf of the Red Tassel holders – some of whom are here today - I am delighted to present this award to:

PAUL CLARK

Marlene Hutchins
Past President
Hon Life Vice President
Hon Life Member

2^nd October 2022

Red Tassel Award List