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Old 06-02-08, 01:25 PM
Ian_S Ian_S is offline
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Junior (youth) World Champs looking for new home

Just seen on the FITA website that the Youth Archery Championships (which I know as the Junior and Cadet World Championships) due to be held in India (New Delhi) in October are now looking for a new home.

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FITA Council has decided to withdraw the Youth Archery Championships from New Delhi, India. The Indian Association was unable to hold the event in New Delhi due to the excessive inflation of hotel rates in New Delhi. Although the federation tried all options including proposing an alternative venue, the options proposed did not fulfil the requirements of FITA.

We thank the Indian Archery Association for their efforts in holding the event and regret that they were unable to host the event based on factors beyond their control.

FITA has now opened the bid for Member Associations to host the Youth World Championships in the same time period of mid October 2008. Candidatures should be received by 15 February 2008 and a decision will be taken by the Executive Committee on 17 February. Since the time for organising the event is very short only Member Associations with enough experience in organising Major International Archery Events should express their interest.
So lets hope a new location is found. If it wasn't for the fact that it's October, I'd say that the UK should offer But I think somewhere like America or Australia might be a better bet.
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