Archery and shooting-sport facilities and instruction.
From their website
Archery (Bowmen of Guernsey)
Vale
Standout
Active since 1931
Founded 1931; moved to Port Soif 1970; entered Priaulx League 1974; clubhouse opened 1 June 1996; clubhouse extended 2008; won first Priaulx League title 6 May 2017
Guernsey Rovers Athletic Club is a multi-sport community club founded in 1931, based at an 11-acre site on Port Soif Lane in the Vale parish. It operates football teams in the Priaulx and Jackson leagues, a cricket section affiliated with Guernsey Cricket, and hosts the Bowmen of Guernsey archery club on a dedicated 100m range. Facilities include two full-size football pitches, a floodlit training pitch, cricket wicket and nets, four changing rooms, and a licensed clubhouse with capacity for 150. The club is a registered charity (CH610) and company limited by guarantee. —
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Archery and shooting-sport facilities and instruction.
From their website
Archery (Bowmen of Guernsey)
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