Entries Tagged target archery

Results of the 2024 NASP Student Survey; NASP honored by Sports Destination Management; and NASP sponsors annual AFWA Conference.

We asked three archery retailers: “What percentage of your league shooters buy a dedicated target bow, and how many shoot their bowhunting setups?”

Competing in his fourth Paralympic Games, Team USA’s Matt Stutzman wins the ultimate prize.

American mixed team archers win Olympic bronze; Team USA’s Ellison wins individual archery silver; hunting license sales remain steady in 2022-2023; Team Mathews shooters win four ATA Shooter of the Year titles; and Delta McKenzie increases payouts for women’s pro ASA shooters.

USA Archery announces 2024 team; NASP and S3DA to raise funds for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital; USA Archery 2023 Club Excellence Awards winners; and Bowtech launches groundbreaking $300,000 2024 Amateur Contingency Program.

The TruFire Rivet Handheld Archery Release Aid utilizes a unique link-style trigger system that offers accuracy and performance in an easy-to-use and affordable design.

Fred Bear statue to be built; Team USA crowns two youth archery world champs; upcoming summer 2023 R100 events; ATA celebrates bow technician certification graduates; and 4-H Shooting Sports National Championships breaks records.

Archers can get the most from their practice sessions with Easton Archery’s new Match-Grade field points.

The Outdoor Group showing strong product availability; Lancaster Archery Foundation contributes to Team USA; USA Archery increases Para archery outreach initiatives.

Team USA’s Ellison and Kaufhold win World Cup mixed team recurve gold; USA compound men’s team wins bronze at World Cup; Team Mathews and Team Bowtech both shine at ASA Pro/Am.

2022 Muzzy Classic bowfishing tournament results; Gillingham wins again at second leg of IBO Triple Crown; and World Game tickets available now.

Scent Crusher sold to FeraDyne Outdoors; Cobra Archery granted trigger patent; and Paige Pearce and Mike Schloesser continue their 2022 tournament dominance.

The World Games are heading to Birmingham, Alabama, in early July 2022, and it’s an opportunity to expand interest in competitive archery, especially with compound bows, on a global scale.