On November 28, 2009, the Neandertal Kyudo Club once again hosted the North Rhine-Westphalia State Championship.

On November 21, the top teams from the 2009 Bundesliga preliminary round met again in Hanover to determine the champion.

To mark the 40th anniversary of the German Kyudo Federation, the seminars of the European umbrella organization will be held in Frankfurt this year.

On January 25, the Neandertal Kyudo Club hosted an event at the gymnasium of the Gymnasium am Neandertal in Erkrath to welcome the year 2009 with its traditional New Year’s archery competition.

As in the previous year, the first team of the Neandertal Kyudo Club “Mokkei” had qualified for the Bundesliga finals last Saturday (Nov. 23) by finishing in 4th place in the preliminary round.

After the first team of the Neandertal “Mokkei” Kyudo Club—featuring Johannes Maringer, Günther Dauner, Reinhard Kollotzek, and Volker Bruckmann, finished the preliminary round of the Bundesliga in

On October 11 and 12, the German Field Archery Sports Association (DFBV) held its Bow Hunter finals at Satzvey Castle in Mechernich.

From July 21 to 28, the Neandertal Kyudo Club hosted a guest from Japan.

From a German perspective, the results of the European Championships, which were held on May 24 and 25 in the Swedish capital, are extremely encouraging.

At the German Kyudo Championships, two members of the Neandertal Kyudo Club were part of the four-person team representing North Rhine-Westphalia in Saturday’s team competition: Johannes Maringer a

At the national team’s final tryout on March 15–16 at the Bandsbusch District Sports Complex in Hilden, Johannes Maringer qualified for the eight-member national team that will represent the German

At the 2008 State Championship on March 1 in Schwerte, the Neandertal Kyudo Club brought home both the team and individual titles to Erkrath.

On June 17, 2007, the first Rheingoldtaikai took place in Erkrath. All archers did their best to hit the mato of various sizes (36, 30, 24 cm).