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SGFI National School Games Archery Championship U-14

by School Games Federation of India (SGFI)

Ages 11 to 13₹300

National school medal in U-14

The U-14 age group of SGFI's national school archery championship, entered by the state school sports body and medalled on its own.

Mode

In-Person

Fee

₹300

Participation format

Individual and team

Teams of 1 to 4

Duration

5 to 6 days at the national championship

Eligibility

Open to bona fide regular school students in Class 6 or above who are below 14 years of age counted from 31 December of the competition year. Boys and girls compete in separate sections. The squad is picked and entered by the SGFI affiliated unit of the state or union territory, and a player may enter a discipline through only one age group in a calendar year.

Age range
11 to 13 years
Eligibility region
Available nationwide across India
Academic requirement
Bona fide regular student of a recognised school or junior college, studying in Class 6 or above.
Prerequisites
  • Below 14 years of age counted from 31 December of the competition year
  • Selected and entered by the SGFI affiliated unit of the state or union territory
  • Birth certificate and previous year mark sheet, each attested by a gazetted officer

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Rewards and recognition

Prizes

Gold, silver and bronze medals

Medals are awarded inside the U-14 age group, separately for boys and girls.

Gold medal for the winnerSilver medal for the runner upBronze medal for third place

Certificate

SGFI participation certificate

SGFI issues a certificate and an identity card to every entered player.

Recognition

National school championship

Skills your child builds

draw and release techniqueaiming under pressureequipment handlingshot routine consistency

How to apply

  1. 1Take part in the school level archery trials run by the school
  2. 2Go through the district inter-school meet held by the district education authority
  3. 3Compete at the state school games run by the SGFI affiliated unit
  4. 4The unit files the online entry and names its U-14 squad for the national championship

Rules and guidelines

  • Shooting follows World Archery playing conditions in the Recurve, Compound and Indian Round categories
  • Boys and girls shoot separate sections in the age group
  • Entries come only through the SGFI affiliated unit of the state or union territory
  • Players must be bona fide regular students of a recognised school or junior college, in Class 6 or above
  • A player may enter a discipline through only one age group in a calendar year

Fees and financial support

Fee details

SGFI charges a registration fee of Rs 300 per player, paid online by the state or union territory unit through the unit login on the SGFI site after the online entry. The organising committee provides accommodation, local transport and the technical arrangements. Travel from home to the venue and back is paid for by the participating team, and each affiliated unit must insure its own delegation.

About this opportunity

The U-14 age group of the National School Games archery championship is entered, played and medalled on its own. SGFI sets this group as Mini, for players below 14 years of age counted from 31 December of the competition year. A player must also be a bona fide regular student in Class 6 or above.

Entry is not something a family files. The SGFI affiliated unit of the state or union territory selects the squad through school, district and state level meets and submits the online entry. A player may enter a discipline through only one age group in a calendar year, so this group is a closed field of its own.

The championship is contested across the Recurve, Compound and Indian Round bow categories. Practice and equipment inspection open the championship, followed by a ranking round, then individual and team elimination rounds, and finally the medal matches.

On arrival the unit hands over two sets of the eligibility papers, and age is verified at the team manager's meeting against the birth certificate and school record. SGFI charges a registration fee of Rs 300 per player, paid online by the unit after the online entry. The organising committee provides accommodation, local transport and the technical arrangements, while travel to the venue and insurance for the delegation are the unit's responsibility.

Rounds and format

Practice and equipment inspection open the championship, followed by a ranking round, then individual and team elimination rounds, and finally the medal matches.

How entries are judged

Arrows are scored under World Archery rules, with the ranking round setting the seedings and the elimination brackets decided by set or cumulative scores through to the medal matches.

Selection process

The SGFI affiliated unit of the state or union territory selects the U-14 squad through school, district and state level meets and enters it. Inside the championship, medals are decided within the age group, separately for boys and girls.

Frequently asked questions

Can a player enter more than one age group?

Not in the same discipline. SGFI allows a player only one age group per discipline in a calendar year, though they may enter a different discipline through one age group as well.

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Organization

School Games Federation of India (SGFI)

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Categories

Sports & Physical DevelopmentIndividual SportsArchery

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