PSE Partners With S3DA

PSE shows its support for youth archery by sponsoring Scholastic 3-D Archery.

PSE Partners With S3DA

Scholastic 3-D Archery (S3DA) recently announced PSE Archery as its latest sponsor. As a strong supporter of both archery and conservation, PSE Archery has decided to commit sponsorship dollars to assist S3DA in its mission to grow youth archery and bowhunter participation.

PSE has released S3DA-specific versions of the PSE Stinger Max hunting bow and the Centrix SD short-draw target bow. This new sponsorship is just the first step in what will be an exciting partnership between the largest privately owned archery manufacturer in the world and the archery education organization.

PSE Stinger Max (left) and Centrix SD
PSE Stinger Max (left) and Centrix SD

“We’re immensely excited to be coming on board with the S3DA program,” said Lonnie Workman, vice president of sales for PSE Archery. “They run an amazing program, and what they do is becoming more and more important every day to the continued vitality of our industry. We can’t overstate the value of the amazing contributions the S3DA program makes to educating youth about competitive archery, hunting, and wildlife conservation.”

S3DA Executive Director Jennie Richardson had this to say, “PSE Archery is known worldwide as a leader in the archery industry. Their long-standing commitment to quality and excellence is displayed daily through their product line and company ethics. PSE Archery has made the commitment to sponsor S3DA and the company is excited to begin this journey with such a reputable organization. This sponsorship allows S3DA the opportunity to further the goal of transitioning youth into competitive and recreational archery, conservation, and a lifetime of enjoyment in the outdoors.”

 For more information about S3DA, visit www.s3da.org.



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