For some years the archery club has shared ground with other sports, which has been a useful 'make-do', but now we have upgraded to our own exclusive grounds to develop and shoot over!

Bridlington Bay Archers welcome a new recruit to the club and she is quite a good shot too! Pictured here is Jen Kerchey, with a sample of how accurate she can be. Before coming to Bridlington Jen was shooting at the Yelverton Bowmen club, in Plymouth.

Great News - the club has upgraded it's covered shooting range! The new indoor 'BBA centre of archery excellence' is now hosted at Bridlington Leisure World. For the remainder of the winter archery season you can find us on Friday evenings - starting at 7:00pm. 

This year's Halloween shoot took place on a field near the village of Skerne.

New to the sport, Christine King has earned her certificate of archery achievement. Now she'll be accepted by Archery GB, and of course she will be able to join an archery club whenever she wishes.. 

The Royal National Lifeboat Institute's local fundraiser took place in the village of Flamborough over the weekend (24th August). The fair spanned the sports ground, providing a great chance for volunteers from Bridlington Bay Archers to support the RNLI and promote the club’s activities. Many newcomers to archery showed impressive natural talent, and we look forward to welcoming them to our shooting ground in the future.Taking part for BBA's was Carole Reaney, Susan Bennett, Olivia White, John Jackson, David Reaney, Roger Bennett, Tom Connelly and Hugo Robson. Click photos to enlarge

On Tuesday afternoon (19/8/2025) members of Bridlington Bay Archers volunteered to demonstrate the sport of archery to MASH participants. Everyone had the chance to take up the bow and have a go.

On Sunday the 3rd of August Bridlington Bay Archers Olivia White and Emily Harding competed at the Burton Constable East Yorkshire shoot.

No we aren't selling flags for a good cause.

Hugo Robson came first in the  under 12 compound bow competition scoring 1070 points - becoming the overall compound bow - boy champion. The archers battled with windy conditions but Hugo, fortified with his secret weapon of bacon butties, came through on top.

A spectacularly warm Sunday (for the time of year) saw Bridlington Bay Archers play the 'Dice or Die' game. This starts by the role of a large die, with the usual numbers from one to six substituted with a colour from the face or an imperial target - gold, red, blue, black and white.

Lee Brewin has gone up a gear with his compound bow performance.