Entries Tagged archery competition

Designed for 3-D, field and outdoor target competition, Easton SuperDrive 19 Arrows are made in the USA from super-light carbon material.

Designed for indoor or outdoor competitions, Victory Archery V-TAC Arrows feature the largest-diameter allowed under World Archery Federation regulations.

Drawing archers from all over the world, the 2020 Lancaster Archery Classic paid out more than $400,000 in prizes.

USA Archery's Ben Thompson and Kisik Lee among others honored at 2019 Team USA Best of the Year Awards.

Developed in partnership with Disabled Sports USA, these four new videos from USA Archery illustrate how coaches can make slight modifications to equipment or teaching technique to ensure everyone can achieve success.

3-D competitors will have two new Delta McKenzie targets for the 2020 ASA tournament season, an aoudad and wolverine.

USA Archery recently named the 2020 United States Archery Team (USAT) based on individual performance in national and USAT series events.

The Lancaster Archery Classic, the largest indoor archery tournament on the East Coast, will take place Jan. 23-26, 2020, in Manheim, Pennsylvania.

The NASP and IBO continue to work individually as well as together to improve the lives of student archers and promote the outdoor lifestyle.

The 2019 World Cup Final was held in Moscow, Russia, and Team Easton shooters stood on top the podium in men’s and women’s recurve and compound bow divisions.

Recurve shooters looking for topnotch indoor arrows should check out the new Easton RX-7 shaft.

S3DA competitor Marissa Fullard from Maysville, Georgia, recently received an archery scholarship to attend Emmanuel College in Franklin Springs, Georgia.

At the recent World Archery Youth Championships in Madrid, Spain, Team USA archers claimed all four men's and women's team gold wins.