The Compagnie des Archers d’Étampes: From Competition Success to Coaching Excellence
The Compagnie des Archers d’Étampes recently demonstrated their prowess on the archery field, achieving impressive results at competitions held in Montlhéry, Chartres, and Fleury-les-Aubrais. Young archers Mohamed Rihane and corentin Laroche-Moreau secured gold and bronze medals respectively in the U11 category, marking a remarkable debut for these promising athletes. Charlène Casanova and Christophe Campeaux also claimed victory in the U18 and Senior 2 categories,respectively,while Estelle Retif,Philippe Denece,and Jules Ciezki secured third place in their respective categories.
This success highlights the dedication and talent within the Compagnie, with several archers setting their sights on the national championships in March. Captain Philippe Massy expressed his pride in the team’s achievements, noting the strong portrayal and the promising performance of the younger archers.
Building on this momentum, the Compagnie is set to host a important event on December 1st: a coaching training session organized by the Île-de-france Regional Archery Committee. This session will welcome 18 candidates pursuing their coaching diploma and 5 candidates aiming for the DEJEPS (State Diploma in Youth, Popular Education, and Sport) to become professional coaches.This marks another milestone for the Compagnie, following last year’s hosting of the regional team.The training will encompass both theoretical and practical components, providing valuable insights and guidance to aspiring coaches. Notably, ten new archers, both children and adults who recently joined the Compagnie, will benefit from the expertise shared during this session. This initiative reflects the Compagnie’s commitment to nurturing talent and fostering a thriving archery community.
From Medals to Mentorship: An Interview with Philippe Massy
The Compagnie des Archers d’Étampes has been making headlines recently, and not just for their impressive performance on the archery field. From securing numerous medals at regional competitions to hosting a vital coaching training session, the club is demonstrating a commitment to both individual success and community growth. Today, we’re joined by the Compagnie’s captain, Philippe Massy, to discuss their recent achievements and the future of archery in Étampes.
Welcome,Philippe. Congratulations on the Compagnie’s success at the recent competitions in Montlhéry, Chartres, and Fleury-les-Aubrais.Winning medals is always great, but what stood out to you most about these results?
Thank you. It was truly a special series of competitions for us! While every medal is a testament to our archers’ hard work and dedication, seeing the younger generation shine was truly remarkable.
Mohamed Rihane’s gold medal in the U11 category, alongside Corentin Laroche-Moreau‘s bronze, speaks volumes about the future of the Compagnie. They are proof that our training and mentorship programs are effectively nurturing young talent.
That’s inspiring to hear! Speaking of nurturing talent, your upcoming coaching training session on December 1st sounds incredibly valuable. Can you tell us a bit more about that?
Absolutely. We see this as a crucial step in expanding the archery community and ensuring the long-term success of the sport.
This session, organized by the Île-de-france Regional Archery Committee, will welcome 18 candidates pursuing their coaching diploma and 5 aspiring for the DEJEPS (State Diploma in Youth, Popular Education, and Sport).
The session will cover both theoretical and practical aspects of coaching, equipping participants with the necessary skills to guide and support aspiring archers. And, importantly, ten new archers, both young and adult, who recently joined the Compagnie will directly benefit from the expertise shared during this session.
That’s a fantastic initiative! It truly seems the Compagnie is truly invested in building a strong archery community. What do you think sets your club apart, and what are your goals for the future?
We believe our focus on inclusivity and support is what truly distinguishes us. we aim to create an surroundings where archers of all ages and skill levels feel welcome and encouraged to grow.
Looking ahead, we are aiming for continued success at regional and national competitions. More importantly, we aspire to be a driving force in the development of archery in Étampes and beyond, fostering a love for the sport and creating opportunities for both individuals and the community as a whole.
thank you for your time and insightful answers, Philippe. We wish you and the Compagnie des Archers d’Étampes all the best for the national championships in March and for the coaching training session on December 1st.
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