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    COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO, UNITED STATES

    06.07.2018

    Courtesy Video

    DoD Warrior Games

    Highlights from the archery final rounds of competition at the Department of Defense Warrior Games 2018, June 7, 2018. The Warrior Games, taking place June 1-9, 2018, at the U.S. Air Force Academy, are a Paralympic-style series of events for wounded, ill and injured service members from all U.S. branches of service and this year include teams from the United Kingdom Armed Forces, Australian Defence Force and Canadian Armed Forces. (DoD video by Warrior Games)

    **ARCHERY***
    Notes: The Archery competition began today in the 2018 Warrior Games at the Holaday Athletic Center. Competition got under way at 2:25 pm local with Elimination and Medal Rounds

    Shooters got 3 shots in 10 rounds (or "ends"). The athletes had 2 minutes per end to complete their attempts. Format consisted of two (2) groups of eight (8) shooters each (recurve & compound). One archer, Brett Campfield of Air Force was the only competitor in VI Class. The first afternoon session saw 16 competitors from 6 teams (USAF, ARMY, NAVY, USMC, SOCOM, UK)

    Archers are in pairs with the highest qualifying seed versus the lowest, or 1 vs 8. The others are in subsequent order (2 vs 5, 3 vs 6, 4 vs 5)

    ARCHERY RULES AND CLASSIFICATIONS

    2.1 ARCHERY CLASSIFICATIONS

    Classification Open.
    Applicable to all athletes with the exception for the Visually Impaired (VI) Athletes.
    Classification VI.
    Shooting position.
    Athletes declare whether to shoot in a standing or seated position and maintains declared position when shooting throughout tournament.


    2.2. ARCHERY EVENTS
    a. Compound Open
    b. Recurve Open
    c. Compound/Recurve VI d. Team Compound

    e. Team Recurve

    2.3. GENERAL ARCHERY EVENT RULES. a. Composition

    Twelve (12) archers (six (6) compound archers and six (6) recurve archers) with the exception of VI which is four (4) compound/recurve archers.
    Team competition: two (2) teams of three (3) archers; one (1) team for compound team competition and one (1) team for recurve competition.
    Ultimate Champion competitors
    1. Do not count against start rights
    Bow Type
    1. Archers must choose to shoot either compound bow or recurve bow (cannot shoot both).

    d. Men and Women

    1. Men and women will be combined for all archery events.

    2.4. ARCHERY EVENT TOURNAMENT FORMAT. a. Shooting Order:

    1. An AB/CD shooting format will be used for this tournament.
    2. AB archers will shoot their arrows and then come off the line.
    3. CD archers will follow, shooting their arrows next.
    4. VI archers may stay on the line.
    5. Once completed, all archers will retrieve their arrows and score

    Shooting qualification rounds:
    There will be a qualification round where the competitors (each archer) shoot two 300 rounds consisting of 10 ends of three arrows, 2 minutes per end with a 20-minute break between rounds. The top eight athletes in each individual event will move to the elimination (medal) round.
    Elimination rounds: The elimination round will be single elimination. Team members may compete against each other in the elimination round. Elimination rounds for each event will be four ends of three arrows, alternating shots, with 30 seconds per shot. Archers are ranked 1 - 8. (Example: 1 vs 8, 2 vs 7, 3 vs 6, 4 vs 5, winners move on) Note: Only the actual medal rounds are 30 second, alternating shots.
    Shooting Distance: 18 Meters
    Format is subject to change due to time or other unforeseen circumstances.

    VISUALLY IMPAIRED
    (a) Blindfolds: VI archers will compete in a separate classification than sighted archers. In the spirit of fairness, all VI archers will wear blindfolds and will, therefore, shoot with a tactile sight. This blindfold can be either a sleep mask or wraparound glasses or goggles and will be checked by the judge before and during the competition. Archers will wear blindfolds to remove any sight advantage.
    (b) Tactical Sight: Adaptive equipment (foot-locator/tripod with sighting aid) may be used by VI archers and must be secured in place across the shooting line and may remain in place for the duration of the competition.
    (c) Only VI archers are allowed to shoot at this position. If the VI archer qualifies to shoot in the elimination (medal) round, he/she may remain in the same position on the shooting line, even if his/her opponent is not on an adjacent target.
    (d) The VI archer must be allowed time to sight-in prior to official shooting in order to position the adaptive sighting equipment properly on the shooting line.
    1. VI assistants: VI archers are permitted to have an assistant.
    (a) VI assistant role: The role of the VI assistant is to tell the VI archer where
    their arrows are landing and also to inform them of any safety issues.
    (b) Because a VI archer may also be using a mouth tab due to an arm
    injury/illness/wound, the assistant may be allowed to load the competitors
    bow in addition to calling the arrows on the target.
    (c) No other information will be given during the shooting and the VI assistant
    must try not to be a disturbance to other archers.
    (d) When the VI archer has finished his scoring arrows, the assistant must retire
    behind the waiting line.
    (e) After the signal for the completion of that end of arrows, the assistant may
    help the archer to set up equipment, adjust the sight, and guide the archer to
    the target. He or she may also converse with the archer.
    (f) The archer and assistant must be recognizable as partners and, when back
    numbers are worn, both the archer and the VI assistant should wear the same
    number
    RECURVE BOW REGULATION AND ARROW RECOMMENDATIONS:
    a. Regulation bow – handle and limbs
    b. Arrows fit to bow
    c. No magnification, no electric or electronics
    d. Finger release
    e. Adjustable sight
    f. Maximum arrow size of 2315 (9.3 mm for the shaft; 9.4 mm for the point)
    g. Draw recommendations based on gender and frame

    Small-Frame Female (100-130 lbs.)
    25-35 lbs.

    Medium-Frame Female (130-160 lbs.)
    25-35 lbs.

    Large-Frame Female (160+ lbs.)
    30-45 lbs.

    Small-Frame Male (120-150 lbs.)
    30-45 lbs.

    Medium-Frame Male (150-180 lbs.)
    40-55 lbs.

    Large-Frame Male (180+ lbs.)
    45-60 lbs.

    TARGETS
    40 Centimeters Single Spot
    Recurve

    Scoring
    40 Centimeters Three Spot
    Targets (VI)
    Visually Impaired 60 Centimeters Single Spot
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    Notables:
    Melissa McAvoy (USAF) was the top qualifier in the morning round firing a 8.63 / 518 in Recurve

    Michael Barefoot (USMC) won Gold Medals in both Rifle Prone (249.0) and Rifle Standing (210.3). His score in the prone competition was a WARRIOR GAMES RECORD

    Jason Saunders of Team UK was second in this morning's qualifying round with 8.52 / 511

    Brett Campfield (USAF) competed in Track & Field. He also won two (2) Gold Medals in Tandem Bicycle competitions yesterday
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    RECURVE
    ***RESULTS QUALIFYING RECURVE (Top 8 advanced) - OVERALL SCORES***

    Open Class

    After 60 Arrows

    Melissa McAvoy (USAF) 8.63 / 518
    Jason Saunders (UK) 8.52 / 511
    Kenneth Guinn (USAF) 8.33 / 500
    Christopher Donaldson (SOCOM) 8.12 / 487
    Damion Hedington (NAVY) 7.98 / 479
    Charles Rodgers (ARMY) 7.95 / 477
    Lauren Jahn (ARMY) 7.85 / 471
    Michael Barefoot (USMC) 7.77 / 466
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    RECURVE ROUND 1 ELIMINATION MATCHUPS

    Quarterfinals
    1 Melissa McAvoy vs 8 Michael Barefoot
    2 Jason Saunders vs 7 Lauren Jahn
    3 Kenneth Guinn vs 6 Charles Rodgers
    4 Christopher Donaldson vs 5 Damion Hedington

    RESULTS (Advance)
    (1) Melissa McAvoy 103
    (3) Kenneth Guinn 101
    (5) Damion Hedington 98
    (7) Lauren Jahn 88

    RECURVE ROUND 2 ELIMINATION MATCHUPS
    1 Melissa McAvoy vs 5 Damion Hedington
    2 Jason Saunders vs 7 Lauren Jahn
    RESULTS
    (Advance to GOLD Medal Round)
    (5) Damion Hedington (NAVY) 105
    (7) Lauren Jahn (ARMY) 92
    (Advance to BRONZE Medal Round)
    (1) Melissa McAvoy (USAF) vs (3) Kenneth Guinn (USAF)
    ***FINAL RESULTS - RECURVE***
    GOLD - Damion Hedington (NAVY) 96
    SILVER - Lauren Jahn (ARMY) 91
    BRONZE - Melissa McAvoy (USAF) 105
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    COMPOUND
    ***RESULTS QUALIFYING COMPOUND (Top 8 advanced)***
    Open Class
    After 60 Arrows

    Juan Moravargas (USMC)
    Aaron Averre (ARMY)
    Josh Erickson (NAVY)
    David Mills (NAVY)
    Brent Young (USAF)
    John Meyer, Jr (USAF)
    David Crook (ARMY)
    Charles Dane (USMC)
    --------------------------------------------------------
    RESULTS (Advance)

    (1) Juan Moravargas
    (5) Brent Young
    (6) John Meyer, Jr
    (7) David Crook

    COMPOUND ROUND 2 ELIMINATION MATCHUPS
    1 Juan Moravargas vs 5 Brent Young
    6 John Meyer, Jr vs 7 David Crook
    RESULTS

    (Advance to GOLD Medal Round)
    (5) Brent Young (USAF)
    (6) John Meyer, Jr (USAF)
    (Advance to BRONZE Medal Round)
    (1) Juan Moravargas (USMC) vs (7) David Crook (ARMY)
    ***FINAL RESULTS - COMPOUND***
    GOLD - John Meyer, Jr (USAF) 117
    SILVER - Brent Young (USAF) 116
    BRONZE - Juan Moravargas (USMC) 111
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    VISUALLY IMPAIRED
    ***FINAL RESULTS - VI (Visually Impaired)***
    GOLD - Brett Campfield (USAF)
    SILVER - none
    BRONZE - none
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    TEAM COMPETITION

    Notes: Each service has one Compound Team & one Recurve Team. Each team has three (3) athletes. All teams shoot simultaneously. They have 2 minutes to shoot six (6) arrows. There will be three (3) ends. The best score after three (3) ends of match play wins the Gold Medal. Second highest, Silver. Third bronze.

    COMPOUND TEAMS
    NAVY
    David Mills
    Joshua Erickson
    John Dusseau

    ARMY
    Aaron Averre
    David Crook
    Alex Wilson

    AIR FORCE
    Russell Logan
    John Meyer, Jr
    Brent Young

    MARINES
    Charles Dane
    Douglas Godfrey, Jr
    Juan Moravargas

    Shoot off between AIR FORCE and USMC for GOLD!!! One shot each to determine medal

    ***FINAL RESULTS - COMPOUND TEAM***
    GOLD - AIR FORCE
    SILVER - USMC
    BRONZE - ARMY
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    RECURVE TEAMS
    NAVY

    Damion Hedington
    Bill Longworth
    Christopher North

    ARMY

    Charles Rodgers
    Lauren Jahn
    Julio Rodriguez

    AIR FORCE

    Melissa McAvoy
    Kenneth Guinn
    Michael Christiansen

    MARINES

    Michael Barefoot
    James Dunaway
    Jason Pacheco

    ***FINAL RESULTS - RECURVE TEAM***
    GOLD - AIR FORCE 141
    SILVER - ARMY 140
    BRONZE - NAVY 135

    VIDEO INFO

    Date Taken: 06.07.2018
    Date Posted: 06.08.2018 00:18
    Category: B-Roll
    Video ID: 605902
    VIRIN: 180607-D-F3007-1007
    Filename: DOD_105717112
    Length: 00:07:30
    Location: COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO, US

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