The company of archers of the Flèche de la Sumène was born in 1972 on the initiative of Robert Maigret who was the first president within the sports union of Saignes, with Jean-Pierre Dimoyat, vice-president, André Faurie, secretary and André Courche, treasurer. Then on November 9, 1983, La Flèche left the US and became autonomous, had a shooting pediment at 50 meters on the Saignes stadium, then a storage building and a shooting range up to 90 meters with subsidies from Youth and Sports. and the General Council.
With Odile Boussière as godmother of the day
To celebrate these 50 years, a 3D shooting took place in Saignes in the parks and gardens made available free of charge by the inhabitants. On Sunday morning a second round was made at the Puy de Prodelles in Champagnac, 80 archers over the two days. The godmother of these two shots was Odile Boussière, double world champion in individual field shooting and silver in the team in 2000 at Gurgl in Austria and in 2006 at Cortina d’Ampezzo in Italy, who was present on these two days free of charge.
Saturday evening, a reception offered by the municipality of Saignes, took place at the reception of the campsite and the results of the day were announced by the president of the club, Frédéric Chappe. Jean-Pierre Dimoyat retraced the life of the club during these 50 years.
Fifty years of club history
February 21, 1987, inauguration of the room in Champagnac by François De Massary, 1990 inauguration of the chalet and the countryside course in Prodelles.
1992, 20 years of the club with Sébastien Flute, young Olympic champion. From July 8 to 12, 1998 French Youth Championship (countryside at Champagnac, nature at Saignes, individual Fita and teams at Ydes). August 1999, 25 years of presidency of Jean-Pierre Dimoyat with a campaign shooting and the participation of many non-league referees, as well as the French team campaign 2000 selection France campaign at the puy de Saignes with finals in the meadows of Éric Moulier.
2003, French Nature Championship in Champagnac, France countryside selection Cambera Australia, 2004 France countryside selection in Plitive Lakes Croatia, Croatia countryside course, Saignes and Champagnac 1 is French Veterans Campaign Championship. In June, Thomas Valade in minimal and Grégory Mangeot in Benjamin are French Champions in nature shooting in Amiens. 2006, France campaign selections, campaign camp Göteborg Sweden World Championship. 2007, French 3D Team Championship in Saignes (Janiac) individual in Champagnac, Bois de Lempre and Saint-Pierre. 2008, Legends tournament in Champagnac, France campaign selections in Champagnac, France campaign camp in Wales, France 3DI selection in Saignes.
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2009 Bare Boow Criterium in Bort-les-Orgues, European Countryside Championship in Saignes (Currières) and Champagnac (Lavendès and Château); 2010 France campaign selection internship. 2011-2012, obtaining the gold label of the FFTA renewed in 2012-2014 then 2015-2016. 2012 for the 40th anniversary of the double 3D club in Saignes in the village and in Prodelles, with the participation of many archers from the French teams.
2014 double 3D with finals and 40 years of presidency of Jean-Pierre Dimoyat. 2017-2018-2019 and 2021 bronze labels. To date, more than 200 competitions have been organized, not counting France and Europe.
