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Sep 01, 2020 Sports
Archery Guyana has established a Specially Convened Committee mandated to develop the sport of Para-Archery. This initiative by the Board of Directors of Archery Guyana followed on the heels of their attendance at the recently held World Archery Americas Meeting on the development of Para-Archery conducted via the Zoom Platform.

Flashback to 2017 Level 1 Coaching Seminar where visually impaired Archer, Ganesh Singh hit a bullseye under the coaching of Mr. Phil Graves.
This interactive session was chaired by M.J. Rogers from the USA with Guyana being represented at this important Introduction to Para-Archery Seminar by five Archery Guyana members tasked to continue development in this area: Mr. Mohamed Khan, Mr. Nicholas Hing, Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, Mr. Ganesh Singh and Mr. Shane Rampertab.
The Committee is scheduled to meet soon with the other member, Para-Archery Coach, Mr. Umasankar Madray, who has for the past year been working to further development in this area.
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