External Badges

CUB are not the only people who love badges! Other archery bodies also reward hard work and progress by the distribution of shiny awards!

Information about any badges or awards not listed here can be obtained from the governing body websites. You can contact the club records officer for more assistance. If you know what badge you need information about, select it from the list on the right.

FITA Star

The FITA (or WA) Star awards are run by World Archery (formerly FITA). FITA Stars can be claimed at any WA 1440 round of World Record Status. To do so, complete a form at the end of the tournament. The scores for the FITA Star awards are as follows:

Bowstyle	Score
	White	Black	Blue	Red	Gold	Purple
Recurve	1000	1100	1200	1300	1350	1400
Compound	1000	1100	1200	1300	1350	1400

FITA Target Awards

The FITA (or WA) Target awards are run by World Archery (formerly FITA) and awarded for rounds other than the WA 1440.

FITA Target Awards can be claimed at any WA round of World Record Status. To do so, complete a form at the end of the tournament. The scores for the FITA Target awards are the same for both recurve and compound and are as follows:

Round	Score
	White	Black	Blue	Red	Gold	Purple
70m (Recurve)	500	550	600	650	675	700
50m (Compound)	500	550	600	650	675	700
Half FITA	500	550	600	650	675	700
FITA 900	750	800	830	860	875	890
18m FITA Indoor	500	525	550	575	585	595
25m FITA Indoor	500	525	550	575	585	595

EAF English Crosses

The EAF English Crosses are run by the English Archery Federation.

EAF Crosses can be claimed at any WA 1440 round of UK or World Record Status shot in England. To do so complete the form found here. The scores for the EAF English Crosses are as follows:

Bowstyle	Score
	Green	White	Black	Blue	Red	Gold	Purple
Recurve	850	950	1050	1150	1225	1275	1325
Compound	—	950	1050	1150	1250	1350	1400
Longbow	250	350	450	525	600	650	700
Barebow	450	550	650	750	850	950	1025

Rose Awards

Rose awards are run by Archery GB. In 1844, the first Grand National Meeting was held at York, where they shot a 12 dozen round now known as the York Round. The award given was the White Rose of Yorkshire, which is where the Rose awards come from.

Rose awards can be claimed at any York/Hereford UK Record Status event by filling out a form at the end of the competition. Awards are made for gentlemen shooting the York round, and ladies the Hereford. The scores for the Rose awards are as follows.

Bowstyle	Score
	White	Black	Blue	Red	Gold	Purple
Recurve/Compound/Barebow	800	900	1000	1100	1200	1250
Longbow	225	300	375	450	525	600

WA Arrowhead

WA Arrowhead Badges can be claimed by recurve, barebow and compound archers shooting the WA Arrowhead round at tournaments with a WA Award Status by filling out a form at the end of the competition. The scores required for the badge at a 24 target round are as follows: