NASP Articles

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 First Annual Hollywood Celebrity Archery Shoot will be held Nov. 16, 2019, in Simi Valley, California, and it will benefit the National Archery in the Schools Program.

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

Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s has renewed its commitment to youth archery by sponsoring the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP).

When portrayed positively in movies, television and online, archery participation grows — often dramatically. Here’s how we can take advantage of this connection in the years ahead.

The results are in from the seventh annual S3DA (Scholastic 3-D Archery) 3-D National Championship in Metropolis, Illinois.

These elementary, middle school and high school student archers were recently named to the 2019 NASP All-American Academic Team.

Scholastic 3-D Archery has named Dirk Dieterich of Colorado Springs, Colorado, as president of the S3DA board of directors.

If attendance at two national NASP tournaments is an indicator, then the interest in youth archery is continuing to grow at a rapid pace.

Katheryn Rice of Cornerstone Christian in Bellevue set a state-record high score for females in the NASP state tournament in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Katheryn Rice of Cornerstone Christian in Bellevue set a state-record high score for females in the NASP state tournament in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Katheryn Rice of Cornerstone Christian in Bellevue set a state-record high score for females in the NASP state tournament in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Katheryn Rice of Cornerstone Christian in Bellevue set a state-record high score for females in the NASP state tournament in Lincoln, Nebraska.