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Cay Rebecca Tawni Abigail Cindy Jeannette kelly Lana Janet Mikey Mindi Christina Hannah Erica Stacy Karen Anieta Wendy Megan Lauri Suzie Kimberly Andrea DeAnna Julia Katie Karen Veronica Renae Chrissy Candice Earle W. Ben Rich Jeremy Tim Kristopher Chuck Cody Paul Josh Joe Justin Clayton jacob Chad Mike Brian jeff Jared Brandon Gary Mark Matt Matt Danny Justin Skip Mark Christian

McManus Wiltse Broughton Croft Tompkins Riggs Eagleton Lynde Allen McGhee English Davis Summers Faulkner Pearce Stewart Appleton Truitt Mallicoat Dougherty Wathen Gilbreth-Westhoff Zenger Puls Francis Hoon Williams Miglin Skubish Skubish Reifschneider Bateman iv Rogers Eckenburg Wilkens Holt McCubbins Sciacca Sciacca Tucker Chaney Sciacca Hill Lowe Lloyd-massey Berry Bakken Smith stevens Stevens Roberts Curl Leufkens Turner Schmitz Button Paulino Zmuginsky Rubio Roberts-Olsen

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AFBB AFBHFS AFBHFS AFBHFS AFBHFS AFBHFS AFBHFSL AFBHFSL AFBHFSL AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFSLR AFFSLR AFFSLR AFFSLR AFFSLR AFFSLR AFLB AFLB AFTRAD AMBB AMBB AMBB AMBB AMBB AMBH AMBH AMBH AMBH AMBH AMBH AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFSL AMBHFSL AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS

458 518 516 502 487 467 475 436 159 534 537 531 530 525 525 521 493 499 500 487 489 482 446 463 436 412 381 347 244 224 274 494 482 486 388 475 494 472 444 427 431 437 547 543 539 530 526 515 521 515 489 534 498 508 556 556 553 555 558 555

434 509 517 502 485 466 485 440 228 543 539 537 535 524 523 512 513 493 500 503 489 459 454 448 394 412 381 358 277 251 312 487 489 490 414 485 497 478 453 443 428 433 546 539 549 541 523 524 522 511 515 535 502 503 557 555 553 555 555 553

523 563 552 555 540 523 550 579 356 568 567 566 562 570 561 558 567 565 555 541 552 527 524 506 520 434 483 417 350 330 314 557 544 531 449 0 549 537 509 513 507 491 569 575 569 560 561 568 561 559 554 0 558 540 579 579 582 577 572 577

1415 1590 1585 1559 1512 1456 1510 1455 743 1645 1643 1634 1627 1619 1609 1591 1573 1557 1555 1531 1530 1468 1424 1417 1350 1258 1245 1122 871 805 900 1538 1515 1507 1251 960 1540 1487 1406 1383 1366 1361 1662 1657 1657 1631 1610 1607 1604 1585 1558 1069 1558 1551 1692 1690 1688 1687 1685 1685

Sean Aaron Judd Trevor Kit Tony Blake Randy Bruce Bobby Chris Joe Leonard Collin KC Darrin Chris Ryan Scott Ronald Kam Mathew Kevin Jerrod Jared Ronaldi Gabriel Steve Charles Travis Ross Arlen Justin Michael Matt Martin Ygor Josh Verlanl Brandon Sean Jason Peter Adam Ryan Timothy Dan Lilith Kayla Avery Eloise Jorja Emma Kate Morgan Gianna Isabelle Lucy Kaylee Sarah

Elza Cahoon Wathen Knopp Pacheco Bianes Jerome Raglin Anderson Tannehill Deston Mallicoat Chavis Natterstad Fogle Auckland Ray Magelsen Hunter Rhoads Chanthakhoun Lee Newkirk Vaughn Rogers Hanantha Shank Tomlinson Puls Scheunemann Stolen Cabrinha Oliver McClafferty Bray Lotz Medeiros Raby LeBaron III Tenner Hoon Wesbrock Miles Phillips Rossing Gross Walsh Pierce Wong Beauvais Hansemann Delfino Young McDonald Rives Darezzo Geissbuhler Carli Geissbuhler Puls

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AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFSL AMFSLR AMFSLR AMFSLR AMFSLR AMTRAD AMTRAD AMTRAD AMTRAD AMTRAD AMTRAD CFBB CFBB CFBHFS CFBHFS CFBHFS CFBHFS CFFS CFFS CFFS CFFS CFFS CFFS CFFS

553 550 552 550 552 550 548 547 546 537 548 542 550 536 547 538 535 542 535 534 536 527 533 531 523 515 526 509 522 519 524 499 494 493 547 536 214 502 482 489 487 440 401 420 375 322 307 377 356 541 527 526 423 556 554 555 557 550 546 461

555 553 552 551 548 548 547 546 547 548 541 547 544 547 545 543 544 531 536 533 534 539 534 529 531 537 515 529 512 510 501 510 496 480 544 547 204 510 500 491 466 473 416 420 417 367 320 371 341 538 546 532 449 555 559 555 551 544 539 470

576 581 575 577 573 573 574 574 573 579 571 571 563 574 563 573 568 571 571 570 566 570 565 568 571 566 567 560 564 565 558 547 550 544

1684 1684 1679 1678 1673 1671 1669 1667 1666 1664 1660 1660 1657 1657 1655 1654 1647 1644 1642 1637 1636 1636 1632 1628 1625 1618 1608 1598 1598 1594 1583 1556 1540 1517 1091 1083 769 1567 1535 1528 1497 1422 1291 1277 1250 1075 1031 1189 1063 1651 1641 1605 1348 1691 1689 1689 1676 1661 1650 1415

0 351 555 553 548 544 509 474 437 458 386 404 441 366 572 568 547 476 580 576 579 568 567 565 484

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Brazos Lane William Charles Christopher Barbara Liane Ruth Myra Diane Denny Tom Eddie Jerry Gerald Donald Pat Bob Frank Scott Dan Skip Neil Tex John Roger Jim Layton Leroy James J. Barney Frank Douglas Donald John Robert JT Tom Dennis

Brooks Roberts Broughton Broughton Heritage McMahan Hickman Auckland Dudley Cox Cline Daley McCrary Avery Hickman Seale Norris Baker Pearson Bomar Kolb Mathewson Newkirk Musser Fournier Wheaton Brown Kite Dukes Chretien St. Mowery Roof Auckland Will Knox Deston Taylor Lupo Laney

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CMBB CMBHFS CMBHFS CMBHFS CMFS MSFBHFS MSFFS MSFFS MSFFS MSFFS MSMBB MSMBB MSMBB MSMBH MSMBH MSMBHFS MSMBHFSL MSMBHFSL MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS

509 502 501 389 533 427 497 451 455 447 484 477 420 400 352 513 454 456 533 535 527 517 526 521 518 521 511 494 493 493 484 504 470 465 457 454 498 493 507

519 524 506 426 536 438 496 475 365 414 470 470 420 421 330 512 448 437 523 521 524 524 521 517 518 520 519 512 497 502 495 488 481 455 450 437 498 495 478

557 564 475 490 559 520 561 548 527 437 528 517 0 503 385 554 522 519 568 567 560 566 559 564 563 556 566 559 559 543 546 527 555 530 536 522 0 0 0

1585 1590 1482 1305 1628 1385 1554 1474 1347 1298 1482 1464 840 1324 1067 1579 1424 1412 1624 1623 1611 1607 1606 1602 1599 1597 1596 1565 1549 1538 1525 1519 1506 1450 1443 1413 996 988 985

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Ronald Mike Jim Jerry Larry Fred Bobby Gary Laurie Jan Debbie Catherine Danny Sheilah Karen Michele Marsha Bernadette Susan Kathy Lorrie Lorena Jeannine Lynn Julie Sandy Eric Brad David Clarence Rob Mike Glen Jon Bruce Marvin Tim Tony Steve

Raymond Willis Hendricks Gibson Ramsey Julian Graham Lashley Robinson Sciacca Krause Belzner Rhoades Bomar Palmer Stacy Quan Diab Brudi Wood Starkweather Powers Doolin Walter Vergara McCain Mueller Chaney Nations Banks Joaquin palmer Berry Tompkins Williamson Riggs McGinnis Bierwagen Allen

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MSMFS MSMFSL MSMFSL MSMFSL MSMFSL MSMFSLR MSMTRAD MSMTRAD SFBB SFBH SFBHFS SFBHFS SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFSL SFFSLR SFFSLR SFTRAD SMBB SMBH SMBH SMBH SMBH SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS

367 502 455 415 371 426 365 347 305 475 522 498 524 525 521 506 518 496 494 495 481 502 401 394 245 427 440 386 369 353 327 534 529 526 521 524 501 513 514

318 506 474 407 374 445 384 381 268 478 513 511 534 535 528 522 509 519 509 498 480 507 389 393 235 407 441 394 395 381 309 540 528 529 516 514 517 508 518

Animal 0 558 530 476 482 515 466 434 269 516 550 549 570 563 572 562 551 560 556 541 553 0 486 443 297 488 514 481 491 435 433 568 565 563 561 552 567 560 546

Total 685 1566 1459 1298 1227 1386 1215 1162 842 1469 1585 1558 1628 1623 1621 1590 1578 1575 1559 1534 1514 1009 1276 1230 777 1322 1395 1261 1255 1169 1069 1642 1622 1618 1598 1590 1585 1581 1578

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OUTDOOR NATIONALS | DARRINGTON First Don Casey David Kevin Mark Oliver Steve Ken Kent Matt Ron Greg Scott Jason Carl Kevin Steven Robert William Dante Rick James Duane Charles Bob Densel John Wyndell Jim Don Alan Patrick Gary Bruce Daniel John Steve Claudia Mary Melanie

Last Gresdel Jr. Brooks Sears Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Amour Golder Austin Stover Siemering White Anderson Babcock Hadler Wilson Fevella VanDusen Krause Belzner Seabury Potts Maestri Jasper Fritz Dougherty Dunham Gentry Landrum Richter Wilhelm Shackelford Mendez Eagleton Seiver McCain Siegel Croft Wainwright Caufman St Clair Nations Laspua

Division SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFSL SMBHFSL SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFSL SMFSL SMFSL SMFSLR SMFSLR SMLB SMTRAD SMTRAD SMTRAD SMTRAD SMTRAD SMTRAD SMTRAD SSFBB SSFBH SSFBH

High Field 504 512 486 464 483 460 545 547 535 537 529 529 534 533 526 508 509 511 513 510 511 487 483 478 525 488 384 473 443 198 464 447 439 422 424 309 266 353 295 200

High Hunter 509 491 507 469 480 472 553 549 545 540 538 537 532 525 530 531 526 525 517 502 488 486 469 490 530 476 0 490 468 215 462 464 458 413 405 344 322 333 318 242

Animal 560 553 543 533 539 547 577 574 574 573 570 570 568 570 563 569 568 566 565 568 555 551 548 531 564 537 0 525 507 357 527 507 515 504 501 409 401 444 466 378

Total 1573 1556 1536 1466 1502 1479 1675 1670 1654 1650 1637 1636 1634 1628 1619 1608 1603 1602 1595 1580 1554 1524 1500 1499 1619 1501 384 1488 1418 770 1453 1418 1412 1339 1330 1062 989 1130 1079 820

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Tamara Carol Becky Susan Lora Linda Linda Frank Ronnie David Frank Rocky Gary Bob Merl Mark Joseph Laney Steven Donald Larry Chuck Thom JC Rick Ron David Thomas Walter Vince John Rusty Norman Bill Larry John Randy Dean Phil Tom

Bredy Jorgensen Pearson Weinstein Smith Parker Musser Burdi St. Clair Robinson Christiansen Chisholm Burns Linett Reed Hanson Garcia Bisbee Adam Starkweather Holmes Murtishaw Chamberlain Bradway Morgan West Townsend Huteson Smith Herschell Kanter Mills Paullus McKinnon Thurman Smith Spanfellner Stebner Raglin McMahan

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SSFBHFS SSFBHFS SSFFS SSFFS SSFFS SSFFSL SSFFSL SSMBB SSMBB SSMBB SSMBB SSMBH SSMBH SSMBH SSMBHFS SSMBHFS SSMBHFS SSMBHFS SSMBHFS SSMBHFS SSMBHFS SSMBHFS SSMBHFSL SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS

497 422 529 520 512 438 35 493 443 387 231 458 470 427 537 534 519 525 518 504 452 456 485 545 543 539 536 524 524 521 522 522 508 518 521 522 506 517 518 514

499 404 539 523 509 446 36 503 423 354 189 456 464 439 541 540 523 513 515 506 479 441 480 546 546 538 542 543 527 527 518 518 522 521 514 519 523 525 515 509

Animal 525 525 572 561 569 494 31 550 509 409 351 535 513 494 566 558 562 555 557 551 525 501 530 571 569 570 569 563 574 566 565 563 566 556 560 552 563 548 555 565

Total 1521 1351 1640 1604 1590 1378 102 1546 1375 1150 771 1449 1447 1360 1644 1632 1604 1593 1590 1561 1456 1398 1495 1662 1658 1647 1647 1630 1625 1614 1605 1603 1596 1595 1595 1593 1592 1590 1588 1588

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Bob Rick Russell Doug John Jerry James Chuck Dana James John Peter William Jim Donald Dave Dale Dennis Darrel Andrew David Michael Wayne Bill Marty Author Madison Emily Sydney Hala Kaden Isabel Braydin FAITH Hansen Connor Braden

Ackerman Douville Scharman Klett Dudley Tomlinson Steele McLain Thompson Hulse Moore Mansur Young Thompson Oliver Hryn East Wallace Sandquist Raddie Wearne Hearn Robinson Jorgensen Vaden Criss Wilkens Oaks Ray Skelton Hekker Hansemann Henderson COOK Slane Sears Henricksen

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SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFSL SSMFSL SSMFSL SSMFSL SSMFSL SSMFSLR SSMFSLR SSMFSLR SSMLB SSMTRAD SSMTRAD YAFBB YAFFS YAFFS YAFFS YAFFS YAFFS YAFFS YAFFSLR YAMBHFS YAMFS YAMFS

499 510 502 505 493 504 498 484 470 481 465 444 523 480 472 511 500 500 477 447 475 433 402 302 410 164 267 538 529 527 520 520 517 475 521 550 544

523 505 510 504 498 502 484 480 481 466 450 435 0 0 0 523 499 493 488 462 473 408 414 313 412 174 277 539 536 521 519 516 511 415 506 546 549

558 557 556 555 560 538 558 551 559 539 527 529 0 0

1580 1572 1568 1564 1551 1544 1540 1515 1510 1486 1442 1408 523 480 472 1593 1546 1542 1509 1449 1496 1306 1278 1045 1279 528 961 1648 1631 1616 1602 1601 1581 1372 1596 1671 1668

Tyler Patrick Izaiah Connor DOMINIC A Jonathan Cooper Brianne Brook Mary Hunter Emma Addison Mia Ella ariana Camryn Erin Jenelle Noah Edward “Cole” Aidan Clay Dakoda Anthony Bryce Ben Tyler Scott Mason Layne Hunter Kaiden Nicholas Timothy Roman

Boies Schwendeman Ellis Coloma BROOKS Garner Milne Smith Beauvais Hite Worgum Nachtrieb Young Moyer enriquez Coloma White Delfino Bowerman Gomes Hansemann Roberts Bauer Gross Jackson Croft Heritage Allen Farrell Boies Mallicoat Jackson D’Amour Puls Fritz

559 547 549 544 540 548 465 462 430 457 190 417 571 566 568 563 565 553 482 569 575 575

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YAMFS YAMFS YAMFS YAMFS YAMFS YAMFSLR YFBB YFBHFS YFBHFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFSLR YFFSLR YMBHFS YMBHFS YMBHFS YMBHFS YMBHFS YMBHFS YMBHFS YMBHFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS YMFS

545 545 547 530 498 467 187 472 367 544 538 534 534 518 510 264 456 425 512 496 487 477 409 411 385 340 552 539 530 523 509 510 529 491 454

548 547 540 528 469 482 187 482 363 542 539 533 529 513 515 355 459 405 476 485 492 458 377 361 360 318 550 524 528 525 508 495 508 474 452

572 573 564 567 552 525 216 529 426 574 570 562 564 565 557 470 494 448 550 551 530 451 478 454 450 409 568 566 563 567 563 556 504 550 541

1665 1665 1651 1625 1519 1474 590 1483 1156 1660 1647 1629 1627 1596 1582 1089 1409 1278 1538 1532 1509 1386 1264 1226 1195 1067 1670 1629 1621 1615 1580 1561 1541 1515 1447

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Paige Jamie Heather Lexi Sierrah Dave Jesse Paul David Tate Bridger Shane Louis Kendall Greg Dave Shawnn Steve Wade Elijah Joe Josiah Greg Julene Mike Rodger Robert Joe Thomas Darren Jeff Tom Bill Randy Richard Bubba

Gore Van Natta Gore Keller Kile Cousins Broadwater Tedford Houser Morgan Deaton Wills Price Woody Poole Gore Vincent Manfull Smith Iv Hultman Cartia Ogg White Hakl Leiter Willett Jr. Wolfram Kapp Crowe Collins Button Coblentz Hakl Brabec Smith Powers

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PFFS PFFS PFFS PFFS PFFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS SPFFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS

554 551 544 533 529 558 558 559 553 558 556 557 553 556 551 551 552 551 535 536 544 522 521 528 551 549 546 545 545 539 540 545 541 542 533 534

77 71 57 50 39 84 86 87 76 87 78 77 74 78 61 70 76 62 52 51 48 38 41 38 70 56 61 61 59 63 50 49 53 54 53 55

631 622 601 583 568 642 644 646 629 645 634 634 627 634 612 621 628 613 587 587 592 560 562 566 621 605 607 606 604 602 590 594 594 596 586 589

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Hunter Hunter Hunter X Total Animal 555 554 546 523 528 559 558 558 560 559 560 558 555 555 557 546 549 550 543 536 532 543 521 512 553 553 549 545 538 539 543 543 543 536 545 537

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76 69 53 41 42 91 88 85 92 82 83 85 81 75 78 74 60 71 57 55 45 57 34 33 75 70 63 61 63 55 55 58 55 55 53 42

631 623 599 564 570 650 646 643 652 641 643 643 636 630 635 620 609 621 600 591 577 600 555 545 628 623 612 606 601 594 598 601 598 591 598 579

580 575 576 574 572 582 584 580 584 577 584 578 581 575 578 574 577 576 575 573 565 567 568 564 577 573 575 577 576 578 576 568 570 571 573 0

3 Day Total 1842 1820 1776 1721 1710 1874 1874 1869 1865 1863 1861 1855 1844 1839 1825 1815 1814 1810 1762 1751 1734 1727 1685 1675 1826 1801 1794 1789 1781 1774 1764 1763 1762 1758 1757 1168

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QUALIFICATIONS. HEAD-TO-HEAD BRACKETS. AMATEUR SHOOT OFF.

my mind before coming I knew I was going to have to shoot good since it really came down to the 15 arrows and I’m typically unlucky when to comes to head-to-head matches.”

These were new phrases for the 2016 First Dakota Classic. Due to tournament growth over the years the First Dakota Classic was modified to fit the growing crowd.

Sarah Lance took second place, Fiona Mcclean took third place, and Holly Larson took fourth place.

“It was exciting for us,” Bruce Cull, NFAA President, said. “I think the bracket tournaments and head-to-head cuts are the future of archery tournaments. It was a good learning experience for our staff and for the archers.”

Another new addition to the First Dakota Classic this year was the $5,000 amateur guarantee in the $10,000 shoot off. All attendees, of the 3 Star Tour, were eligible to shoot off for the $10,000 grand prize. If a professional archer won the $10,000 shoot off, a guaranteed $5,000 prize was awarded for the last amateur standing.

The tournament began with qualification rounds, either on Friday or Saturday, where all archers shot a Classic 600 round. Then, based on the archer’s qualification score, they were either placed into head-to-head brackets, indoors and outdoors. Going into the head-to-head matches on Sunday, June 12 some archers began shooting at 7 a.m. and others had a bye and shot later. Each division shot three ends of five arrows from 30 yards cub and youth divisions, young adults and adult divisions at 50 yards and Championship divisions at 60 yards. Throughout the morning the championship male freestyle class cut from forty-seven participants to only four standing. The top four archers left were Jesse Broadwater, Tate Morgan, Alex Wifler, and Braden Gellenthein. Broadwater defeated Morgan after a tie breaking final arrow to advance to the final two and Gellenthein defeated Wifler to advance to shoot against Broadwater. Broadwater and Gellenthein tied after their three ends and it came down to one arrow. The arrow closest to the center would be the winner. The crowd was silent as the last two arrows hit the target. Broadwater’s arrow was closer to the center and he walked away the champion.

Professional archer, Rodger Willet Jr., won the $10,000 grand prize and Wade McClanahan took home the first-ever amateur prize. McClanahan, a 16-year-old from Colome, S.D., not only took home the $5,000 but he took home the young adult championship title as well. “I knew I had to shoot the best I could, and that’s what I did,” McClanahan said. “It was fun and I enjoyed it a lot.” “We look forward to improving on this year’s format,” commented Cull. “We are excited to tweak what worked and what didn’t work and really promote this new format. I am excited to see how much we can grow this over the next couple years.” The 2017 First Dakota Classic will be announced soon. Visit nfaausa.com for details.

“It was good to finally win,” Broadwater said. “It was a little different today, we shot all day at 60 yards. If you don’t flow completely and straight through your shot you’re not going to hit the target at 60.” The championship freestyle women class dwindled from eleven to four top archers. Sarah Lance, Holly Larson, Paige Gore and Fiona Mcclean were left battling for the top prize. With a two-point difference, Paige Gore emerged as the champion. “This was my first time winning this tournament so it felt great,” Paige Gore said. “It was nice to win with the new format too. In

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FIRST DAKOTA CLASSIC Rank

First Name

Last Name

| HEAD-TO-HEAD RESULTS Payout

CHAMPIONSHIP MALE FREESTYLE LTD RECURVE 1 Elliot Bekker $1000 2 David Wolfe $500 3 Larry Skinner $250 CHAMPIONSHIP FEMALE FREESTYLE LTD RECURVE 1 Janis Grellner $750 2 Cedar Bartos $250 FREESTYLE LTD RECURVE FLIGHTS 1 David W. Wearne $500 2 Robby Weissinger $200 3 Jason Overby $100 YOUNG ADULT CHAMPIONSHIP FREESTYLE LTD RECURVE 1 Riley Weissinger $750 SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FREESTYLE 1 Jackie White $2500 2 Benny Parenteau $1000 3 Chris Berry $800 4 Allan Ruddock $700 5 Tom Coblentz $600 6 Rodger Willett Jr. $550 7 Dee Wilde $450 8 William Hakl $400 CHAMPIONSHIP MALE FREESTYLE 1 Jesse Broadwater $5000 2 Braden Gellenthien $2000 3 Tate Morgan $1000 4 Alex Wifler $700 5 Scott Starnes $650 6 Bridger Deaton $600 7 Louis Price $550 8 Steve Anderson $500 CHAMPIONSHIP FEMALE FREESTYLE 1 Paige Gore $1000 2 Sarah Lance $700 3 Fiona Mcclean $500 4 Holly Larson $300 YOUNG ADULT CHAMPIONSHIP FREESTYLE 1 Wade Mcclanahan $1000 2 Curtis Broadnax $500 3 Steven Collins $300 4 Jacob Pettit $200 FREESTYLE FLIGHTS 1 1 Paul Penrod $1500 2 Matt Schmitz $800 3 Ryan Locke $600 4 Jeremiah Starks $450 5 Matthew Young $350 6 Wes Kinder $315 7 Danny Button $260 8 Trent Teets $225 FREESTYLE FLIGHTS 2 1 Jake Gleitz $750 2 Keith Green $400 3 Christopher A. Bee $350 4 Austen Smedsrud $300 5 Phillip Johnson $250 6 Daniel Richardson $200 7 Eddie Tseng Tseng $150 8 Brian Whitmore $100 FREESTYLE FLIGHTS 3 1 Randy Spray $500 2 Larry White $300 3 Doug Ellis $175 4 Shauna Morgan $125 5 Justin Talley $115 6 Jozef Maka $105 7 Shane Kinsel $95 8 Ross Melland $85 FREESTYLE FLIGHTS 4 1 Jack Moulton $330 2 Richard Pauley $180 3 Mike Jones $135 4 Justin Sabol $95 5 Stuart Sveeggen $80 6 Moseley Middleton $70 7 Brycen Juttner $60 8 Mike Jeanotte $50 FREESTYLE FLIGHTS 5 1 Robert Goodwin $265 2 Hana Watts $145 3 Nick Fisher $105 4 Kurt Geist $75 5 Jimmy Backer $65 6 Anne Geist $55 7 Greg Kulp $50 8 Eric Thomas $40 FREESTYLE FLIGHTS 6 1 Ray Manfull $220 2 Michael Giles $125 3 Claude Hamilton $100

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First Name

Last Name

4 Dean Stebner 5 Madeline Brown 6 Demetrio Mascarenas 7 Gene Metschke 8 Misty Jeanotte FREESTYLE FLIGHTS 2ND CHANCE 1 Earnie Eastwood Jr 2 Jason Goedken 3 Mike Blocker 4 Jim Smedsrud CROSSBOW FLIGHTS 1 Vickie Day FREESTYLE LTD FLIGHTS 1 Pete Stringer 2 Steven Hebert BOWHUNTER FREESTYLE FLIGHTS 1 RANK First Name Last Name 1 William Lewis 2 Ralph Warnstrom 3 Ronn Mcdaniel 4 Joshua Pflasterer BOWHUNTER FREESTYLE FLIGHTS 2 1 Mark Berens 2 Marty Mills 3 Jared Stevens 4 Dave Hebert BOWHUNTER FREESTYLE FLIGHTS 2ND CHANCE 1 Allan Asche 2 Gavin Steele YOUTH FEMALE FREESTYLE LTD RECURVE 1 Delaney Aikins CUB FEMALE FREESTYLE LTD RECURVE 1 Lainey Winterkorn YOUNG ADULT MALE FREESTYLE 1 Christopher Renaud 2 Thomas Wade 3 Daniel Carlton 4 Robert Williamson 5 Salvador Oviedo 6 Luis Castro 7 Adam Schrader 8 John Stringer 9 Eric Perez-Vertti 9 Dalton Styve 9 Nicholas Eckert 9 Tristan Hofer YOUNG ADULT FEMALE FREESTYLE 1 Carolina Estrada 2 Karen Moreno 3 Kellie Geigle 4 Savannah Baye Vanderwier 5 Bryanne Lameg 6 Danielle Herrlein 7 Isabel Hansemann 8 Emely Castro 9 Gabby Keiser YOUTH MALE FREESTYLE 1 Ethan Gutz 2 Conor Franklin 3 Brady Klassen 4 Wyatt Timp 5 Gavin Ballance 6 N. Aidan Hansemann 7 Emmett Gutz Pietrzak8 Thomas Schroeder 9 Cole Smith YOUTH FEMALE FREESTYLE 1 Aliyah Sebert 2 Hailey Johnson 3 Sadie Tesch 4 Kinley Hetletved 5 Victoria Smolen 6 Chantel Estrada 7 Nicole Sanchez CUB MALE FREESTYLE 1 Hunter Boots 2 Tyler Thomas 3 Michael Carlton 4 Ethan Bartholow 5 Andre-Ross Gennette 6 Gage Andersen 7 Braxton Blanck 8 Casey Middleton 9 Ian Campbell CUB FEMALE FREESTYLE 1 Madison Perry 2 Eloise Hansemann 3 Hatley Hetletved

Payout $65 $55 $50 $45 $40 $500 $250 $150 $100 $140 $500 $200 PAYOUT $700 $400 $250 $150 $320 $180 $120 $80 $200 $100

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FIRST DAKOTA CLASSIC | QUALIFICATION RESULTS Rank

First Name

Qualification Score

Last Name

CHAMPIONSHIP MALE FREESTYLE LTD RECURVE 1 David Wolfe 551 2 Elliot Bekker 534 3 Kaleb Dorow 506 4 Larry Skinner 493 5 Thomas Saunders 368 CHAMPIONSHIP FEMALE FREESTYLE LTD RECURVE 1 Janis Grellner 522 2 Cedar Bartos 391 FREESTYLE LTD RECURVE FLIGHTS 1 David W. Wearne 498 2 Robby Weissinger 462 3 Jason Overby 412 YOUNG ADULT CHAMPIONSHIP FREESTYLE LTD RECURVE 1 Riley Weissinger 484 YOUTH FEMALE FREESTYLE LTD RECURVE 1 Delaney Aikins 329 CUB FEMALE FREESTYLE LTD RECURVE 1 Lainey Winterkorn 315 SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FREESTYLE 1 Mike Leiter 595 2 Rodger Willett Jr. 592 3 Robert Wolfram 590 4 Darren Collins 589 5 Benny Parenteau 589 6 Ron Barndt 589 7 Jackie White 588 8 Benton Christensen 585 9 Dee Wilde 584 10 Brian Jackson 584 11 Tom Coblentz 584 12 Randy Brabec 582 13 William Hakl 579 14 Chris Berry 577 15 Richard Smith 577 16 Allan Ruddock 576 17 Julene Hakl 575 18 Steve Bullard 569 19 Brian Casteleyn 542 CHAMPIONSHIP MALE FREESTYLE 1 Reo Wilde 600 2 Jeremy Terhune 599 3 Logan Wilde 599 4 Bridger Deaton 598 5 Jesse Broadwater 598 6 Braden Gellenthien 597 7 Christopher Perkins 597 8 Dan Jasa 597 9 Steve Anderson 596 10 Alex Wifler 596 11 Donnie Thacker 596 12 Steven Manfull 596 13 Colton Hamilton 595 14 Louis Price 595 15 Christopher L Bee 595 16 Tate Morgan 595 17 Kevin Wilkey 595 18 Scott Starnes 594 19 Kris Schaff 594 20 George Ryals Iv 594 21 Paul Tedford 593 22 Justin Carter 592 23 Richard Bowen 592 24 Lewis Holmes Iii 591 25 Lucas Jolley 591 26 Josiah Ogg 591 27 Marc Gruber 590 28 Gregory Scherer 589 29 Jeremiah Mcconnell 589 30 Rod White 589 31 Rob Morgan 589 32 David Houser 589 33 Michael Anderson 589 34 Ryan Greenlief 589 35 Gregg Poole 589 36 Caleb Sorrells 588 37 Steve Marsh 587 38 Tyler Tenbrook 586 39 Dillon Sether 583 40 Anthony Clem 583 41 Jamie Young 582 42 Mark Franklin 580 43 Allen Chesnut 577 44 Tom Dreyer 571 45 Justin Meier 571 46 Wilson Tolen 568 Wilke 520 47 Alan

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CHAMPIONSHIP FEMALE FREESTYLE 1 Paige Gore 2 Fiona Mcclean 3 Sarah Lance 4 Jamie Van Natta 5 Holly Larson 6 Breanna Theodore 7 Erin Courtright 8 Kaylee Geist 9 Dee Starnes 10 Lindsay Christensen 11 Cindy Steele FREESTYLE FLIGHTS 1 Jeremiah Starks 2 Matt Schmitz 3 Danny Button 4 Paul Penrod 5 Adam Jirovsky 6 Ryan Locke 7 Wes Kinder 8 Hugo Barrientos 9 Matthew Young 10 Michael Blocker 11 Earnie Eastwood Jr 12 Trent Teets 13 Jason Goedken 14 Ben Teets 15 Kody Appleby 16 Dan Lane 17 Jake Gleitz 18 Daniel Richardson 19 Keith Green 20 Lee Hetletved 21 Ben Mcelroy 22 Chris Deston 23 Hunter Carlton 24 Tyler Pierce 25 Eddie Tseng Tseng 26 Austen Smedsrud 27 Phillip Johnson 28 Christopher A. Bee 29 Brian Whitmore 30 Jim Smedsrud 31 Trevor Olson 32 Josh Trolinger 33 Ross Melland 34 Michael Price 35 Larry White 36 Jozef Maka 37 Shauna Morgan 38 Megan Sether 39 John Lien 40 Grace Ertle 41 Randy Spray 42 Doug Ellis 43 Shane Kinsel 44 Gary Jones 45 Tom Nauman 46 Penny Hetletved 47 Justin Talley 48 Warren Rush 49 Jacob Vollmer 50 Justin Sabol 51 Marcie Hebert 52 Moseley Middleton 53 Mike Jones 54 Jim Hoffman 55 Jack Moulton 56 R. Jeffrey Russo 57 Stuart Sveeggen 58 Britt Osborn 59 Brycen Juttner 60 Raeanne Klein 61 Robert Elliott 62 Richard Pauley 63 Geoff Gonseth 64 Mike Jeanotte 65 Josh Wold 66 Kurt Geist 67 Ryan Tseng 68 Annalesha Green 69 William Waack 70 Robert Goodwin 71 Dan Hoffman 72 Anne Geist 73 Edward Christman 74 Nick Fisher 75 Max Hoefs

Qualification Score

590 588 587 586 583 581 580 579 573 563 555

28 17 24 22 16 21 17 19 15 12 11

595 592 591 591 590 590 589 589 589 588 588 587 586 586 586 586 586 586 584 584 582 582 582 582 580 580 580 580 579 578 578 577 577 577 577 577 576 575 575 575 574 574 571 571 521 521 573 572 572 572 571 571 571 570 570 569 569 569 567 566 565 565 564 564 563 563 563 561 559 559 559 557 557 557 556

23 22 26 25 31 26 26 23 20 24 23 23 27 25 24 23 21 20 25 18 19 17 16 15 21 20 19 15 14 20 16 19 18 16 15 13 12 21 19 13 15 15 21 21 6 6 14 17 16 9 16 12 8 13 12 14 13 11 11 9 13 9 13 11 13 11 10 11 16 14 11 11 7 4 11

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First Name

Last Name

76 Greg Kulp 77 Hana Watts 78 Jimmy Backer 79 Jeff Ruud 80 Eric Thomas 81 Andrew Pauley 82 Dean Stebner 83 Lee Carlson 84 Ray Manfull 85 Claude Hamilton 86 Marc Tebelius 87 Lesa Hamilton 88 Tom Studee 89 Madeline Brown 90 Michael Giles 91 Misty Jeanotte 92 Joseph Goodwin 93 Stacey Goodwin 94 Demetrio Mascarenas 95 Gary Mouw 96 Gene Metschke 97 Robbie Monrad 98 Caitlin Griffin 99 Chris Ehnis 100 Christopher Ward 101 Pat Hogan 102 Katherine Mclean 103 Jennifer Raddatz 104 Jordan Knutson 105 Sandy Herrlein 106 Vernon Hess 107 Andrew Ehnis 108 Bruce Despommier 109 Zach Raizen 110 Gene Grellner 111 Robert Deston 112 Lindsay Erlandson YOUNG ADULT MALE FREESTYLE 1 Christopher Renaud 2 Thomas Wade 3 Daniel Carlton 4 Robert Williamson 5 Luis Castro

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6 Adam Schrader 7 John Stringer 8 Tristan Hofer 9 Salvador Oviedo 10 Eric Perez-Vertti 11 Dalton Styve 12 Nicholas Eckert YOUNG ADULT FEMALE FREESTYLE 1 Savannah Baye Vanderwier 2 Bryanne Lameg 3 Carolina Estrada 4 Karen Moreno 5 Danielle Herrlein 6 Emely Castro 7 Kellie Geigle 8 Isabel Hansemann 9 Gabby Keiser YOUNG ADULT CHAMPIONSHIP FREESTYLE 1 Tanner Clem 2 Wade Mcclanahan 3 Ethan King 4 Steven Collins 5 Eli Hughes 6 Jacob Pettit 7 Cole Feterl 8 Curtis Broadnax 9 Alexander Lavan 10 Francisco Cantu 11 Hannah Bartos YOUTH MALE FREESTYLE 1 Conor Franklin 2 Brady Klassen 3 Ethan Gutz 4 Wyatt Timp 5 Emmett Gutz 6 Thomas Pietrzak-Schroeder 7 Gavin Ballance 8 Cole Smith 9 N. Aidan Hansemann YOUTH FEMALE FREESTYLE 1 Aliyah Sebert 2 Sadie Tesch 3 Hailey Johnson

Qualification Score

558 552 528 524 514 499 446

10 13 4 15 11 8 3

584 577 572 568 565 561 561 552 533

21 14 19 11 14 11 11 12 6

594 591 590 590 590 590 589 589 586 586 582

24 31 31 27 26 22 25 20 27 18 19

587 581 580 559 559 551 547 542 533

23 11 13 13 10 6 14 8 5

588 579 578

28 17 20

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Last Name

4 Chantel Estrada 5 Kinley Hetletved 6 Nicole Sanchez 7 Victoria Smolen CUB MALE FREESTYLE 1 Hunter Boots 2 Tyler Thomas 3 Michael Carlton 4 Ethan Bartholow 5 Gage Andersen 6 Andre-Ross Gennette 7 Casey Middleton 8 Braxton Blanck 9 Ian Campbell CUB FEMALE FREESTYLE 1 Madison Perry 2 Eloise Hansemann 3 Hatley Hetletved CROSSBOW FLIGHTS 1 Stan Pennypacker 2 Vickie Day FREESTYLE LTD FLIGHTS 1 Pete Stringer 2 Steven Hebert BOWHUNTER FREESTYLE FLIGHTS 1 Joshua Pflasterer 2 Ronn Mcdaniel 3 Gavin Steele 4 William Lewis 5 Jon Tompkins 6 Ralph Warnstrom 7 Allan Asche 8 Jerry Podratz 9 Dave Hebert 10 Jared Stevens 11 Marty Mills 12 Mark Berens 13 Matt Schrader 14 Paul Feterl 15 Matt Erlandson 16 Conrad Carson 17 Bradley Campbell 18 Nicole Schmitz

Qualification Score

573 565 553 523

17 25 11 7

594 589 582 579 575 575 535 532 417

34 34 31 34 25 16 8 7 2

585 581 537

26 27 12

531 515

9 4

556 451

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YOUTH COMPOUND ACADEMY WRAPS UP ITS FOURTH YEAR Yankton, SDThe National Field Archery Association held its fourth annual High Performance Youth Compound Academy June 13-16, 2016. The diverse group, ages 13-18, included 39 young archers from the United States (including Alaska), Canada and Mexico. The seven coaches in attendance were George Ryals IV, Paige (Pearce) Gore, Mike Price, Mark Eggers, Josahan (Jos) JamieSantacruz, Bill Hewes, and Jordan Lenards. The Academy stayed true to its ‘High Performance’ title, with attendees learning and training all four days from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. “The first two days were nothing but shooting and working on form. After listening to seminars on shot execution and proper form, the students immediately had time to work with what they had learned,” Coach Jos commented. “The coaches went

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around and helped every single one of those archers.” The coaches were impressed with how open and flexible the students were with trying new things, making the Academy much more effective. Guest Coach Paige Gore agreed that the students came willing to learn. “It’s so cool because the group of kids really care if they improve or not and they’re eating up everything we’re throwing at them,” Gore said. “We told them ‘if there is something you’re struggling with, you need to come up to us and ask us.’ A lot of the kids came up and asked for help; it was great to see.” Compound student Caroline McCracken said she appreciated the amount of time the students got to spend with Professional archers Gore and Ryals.

“They gave us really in-depth answers to our questions and they gave us a lot of their time,” McCracken said. “This has been one of the best camps I’ve been to. I definitely got a lot more out of this camp than any other.” Guest coach Mike Price said the uniqueness of this camp is the amount of coaches available to help the young archers. “There are so many things to take away from this academy. There are so many different eyes to help them- from their bow fitting them to helping them process their shot execution,” Price said. Price’s son, Louis Price, attended the camp in 2014. Louis now competes as a professional archer. “The camp was instrumental in my son’s push to go pro. The camp helped us pay attention to the small details,” Price said. “This camp

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is very detailed, it helped [my son] with his mental game. Something like this doesn’t happen locally, all these different coaches seeing the same thing but in different ways.” The potential to go pro was a big focus in Gore’s presentation. She spoke to the attendees about how they can advance their archery careers to the professional level while balancing a social life, education, and their archery life. “I stressed to them the importance of pairing education with competition, and the importance of social media in the industry. Sponsors, company owners, and colleges are always watching,” Gore said. Attendee Wade McClanahan attended the academy this year for his second time. “I liked learning more about sponsorships. Also, the group [of students] this year was great. They accepted more information and interacted more,” McClanahan said. McClanahan also commented that there is always something different to learn at the academy. “I learned this year that the reason I was having a right tear was my grip. The bow is shooting fine, but it’s me. It’s the little things that will get noticed and changed,” he said. McClanahan is one of many up and coming archers that competed in the new Young Adult Championship division at both The Vegas Shoot and the First Dakota Classic. He recently took home the top prize in the division at the First Dakota Classic as well as the amateur check for $5,000 at the 3 Star Shoot Off. The 2016 Academy not only tackled indoor shooting, but also focused on preparation and strategy for

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field archery. The archers got the opportunity to shoot on the field courses that will serve as home for the 2017 NFAA Outdoor Nationals. Ryals and Gore, both experienced field shooters, lent their expertise with several of the groups. Ethan King was also a second time attendee of the academy, but this year he contributed some of his 3D knowledge. Following a presentation from King, the archers shot the 3D course. King made his way to every group to assist them with their shooting. Between seminars and shooting, the academy also included workouts. Dr. Amanda Adamson with Lewis & Clark Physical Therapy came in the morning for strength training exercises. Mark “Coach Rozy” Roozen, strength trainer with Avera Health, did a presentation on injury prevention and treatment, and recovery after competition. “It has been awesome to see the progression of the Compound Academy each year. We practically have to kick the kids out of the facility at dark each night,” joked Bruce Cull, NFAA President. “They are squeezing every possible ounce of knowledge and experience from the coaches and their peers in these 4 days. By attending this academy, these kids are showing their commitment to compete at the next level. I know in the near future, we will see several of them competing at the Professional level.” Thank you to the supporters of the 2016 Youth Compound Academy: Easton Foundations, Easton Archery, Errea Active Tense, Stan Releases, Mathews Archery, Arizona Archery Enterprises, Lancaster Archery Supply and T.R.U. Ball/Axcel Sights.

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The National Field Archery Association has chosen Cincinnati, Ohio as the 20172019 location for the Indoor National Championships. The Duke Energy Convention Center lends nearly 200,000 sq. ft of vendor and competition space, plenty of room for future tournament growth. Its downtown location is home to numerous hotels, restaurants and entertainment all within walking distance of the venue.

DATES: MARCH 18-19, 2017 MARCH 10-11, 2018 MARCH 9-10, 2019 “We are thrilled that NFAA has selected Cincinnati for the 2017-2019 Indoor National Championships,” said Dan Lincoln, president and CEO of the Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitors Bureau. “Downtown Cincinnati is undergoing an exciting transformation, with new and renovated hotels, local restaurants and breweries, shopping and live music all within walking distance of the Duke Energy Convention Center. And when you combine our destination’s momentum with the region’s love for sporting events of all kinds, the 2017-19 attendees are sure to have an unforgettable experience.” “The location of the Duke Energy Center could not be more perfect for our event. There are multiple hotels within a block of the Center that are all connected via skywalk,” commented NFAA President, Bruce Cull. “We have partnered with the city of Cincinnati to provide a large block of hotel rooms at extremely competitive rates.”

The NFAA Indoor Nationals brings together the top NFAA archers from around the U.S. to shoot the iconic 5 spot, blue and white face. The tournament, now in its 37th year, was started in 1980 in Omaha, NE with just 500 attendees. It has called several cities home, including Kansas City, Tulsa and Louisville. Thanks to record growth, 1,925 archers competed in 2016 for a chance at a National title. After spending the last 13 years in Louisville, KY; recent construction on the Kentucky International Convention Center forced the NFAA to find a new venue. After an extensive bidding process, the NFAA Council voted to move to Cincinnati. “We wanted to find a similar location to downtown Louisville,” commented Cull. “We liked that our participants could park their car and not move it for the rest of the weekend. It was fun to walk through the downtown area and see archers everywhere. Downtown Cincinnati offers the same experience with even more to do. “Plus,” Cull exclaimed, “it’s within a couple hours of Louisville. Almost 90% of our attendees drive to this event, so it was important to stay in the same area as the majority of our participants.”

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ipping down a steel cable at a fast speed is a thrill for all ages. A few days before Halloween William Hayes attended a church outing with friends and family where they were zip lining. Several children had gone down the zip line before William, but as he zipped down the steel cable, something went wrong. William fell from the zip line to the ground below him William suffered compression fractures to his upper spine and herniation of lower back from his fall, which left him in a back brace and the use of a cane. Regardless, William wasn’t going to let his injury keep him from his everyday life, and his love for archery and Boy Scouts. 26 ARCHERY MAGAZINE

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Four months after his injury William began pulling back his bow, though he limited himself to 14 pounds to start. Over the last few months he has been able to practice with very little discomfort. William currently shoots 30 to 35 arrows everyday, and each week he strives to increase the number of arrows. William competed in his first tournament since his injury on April 16. It was a 3D tournament and instead of shooting from the youth markers, William shot from the adult markers because he loves a challenge. William walked away with a score of 286 points out of a possible 300. On May 21 William attended another tournament. Instead of shooting in his youth division, William entered the men’s open class where he came out with second place. William finished with a score of 372 points out of 400. The first place score was 373 points. William did not let his injury hinder his ability to perform on the archery courses. His love for the sport drove his determination to get better to be where he was before the injury.

William began shooting archery in 2008 once he saw his dad shooting and wanted to try it. As soon as he tried it, William became addicted and was given his first bow. Over the next few years he continuously shot, but it wasn’t until 2012 when William won his first tournament. This win was a defining moment for William. “He loves the thrill of the shoot,” said Robert Hayes, William’s father. “During tournaments he often encourages his opponents to shoot better.” After his first win William became more dedicated to the sport and began to practice regularly. He continued to enter tournaments and he continued to come home with a win. Going from being an active 14-year-old who was constantly doing something to a boy with limited movements was not easy for William. But the thought of being able to pull back his bow pushed him to heal faster. “Of all the things to miss [because of my injury], I missed shooting the most,” said William.

William’s passion and determination also can be found in his love for being a Boy Scout. Just like archery, his injury put a hindrance on his project to become an Eagle Scout. October 18, 2015, two weeks before he went to the Board to have his Eagle Project approved, William fell off the zip-line. With use of a cane and back brace, William took his project to the review board. “I can lead the project,” said William. “I can talk them through how it is done and what order to do it. They can be my hands.” With the help of volunteers from the Texas Ramp Project William was able to build a handicap ramp for a woman to easily get into and out of her home. Even after suffering a terrible injury, William never gave up pushing for what he wanted most: to be an Eagle Scout, and to shoot his bow. The successes William had while injured shows a strong possibility for even more greatness in his future. William is a reminder to all archers to just get out and shoot again, no matter what it takes. The love for the sport will overpower all other obstacles if you try hard enough, just as William did. scores, tournament info and more at www.nfaausa.com

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Just before the State NASP Championship commenced, one of my young students called and expressed, “Terry, I’m really nervous. I’m even shaking.”

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The National Field Archery Association Foundation (NFAAF) has signed an agreement for an additional four years at the South Point Hotel and Arena for the 2017-2020 Vegas Shoot.

DATES: FEBRUARY 10-12, 2017 FEBRUARY 9-11, 2018 FEBRUARY 8-10, 2019 FEBRUARY 7-9, 2020 “The South Point has become an excellent venue for our unique set up. They have been able to accommodate our incredible growth and are providing us even more convention space for 2017-2020,” commented Bruce Cull, The Vegas Shoot President. “They provide a little bit of everything for our wide age range of participants with 11+ restaurants, bowling alley, movie theatre, casino,

salon and spa, the list goes on. We are proud to provide a family friendly environment, just off the Strip.” 2017 will mark the sixth year the South Point Hotel and Casino has hosted the famous Vegas Shoot. The Vegas Shoot, known as the largest and most prestigious indoor archery tournament in the World, has grown from 1,600 archers to over 3,000 archers during its tenure at the South Point. Throughout its 50 year history, The Vegas Shoot has had homes at iconic venues around the city, including the Sahara Hotel, Las Vegas Convention Center, Thunderbird Hotel, Desert Inn, Tropicana, Sands Expo Center and the Riviera. “We are excited to continue our relationship with archery,” praised Maureen Robinson, Director of Sales at South Point. “We are amazed every year at the growth of the event. The Vegas Shoot has grown to our largest non-equestrian weekend and we look forward to seeing its growth over the next four years.” scores, tournament info and more at www.nfaausa.com 35

The 2017 hotel block is now available at the South Point Hotel, enter Group Code NFA2017. For booking assistance, please call (866)-791-7626. The international event attracts novice to Olympic archers from around the Globe and includes 3 intense days of no error competition. The Vegas Shoot offers the World’s largest indoor purse with a 2016 payout of over $350,000 in cash and scholarships. 2017 registration will begin in August 2016 and is open to all levels and ages of archery participants, from beginners to professionals. “After an unbelievable 50th anniversary event, we are already looking at how we can top it in 2017,” exclaimed Cull. “We are always striving to make each year better for the shooters, spectators and vendors. We are excited to set the precedent for our next 50 years.”

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2016 GREAT LAKE OUTDOOR SECTIONALS Division

Division

Name

Field

Animal

Hunter

Total

AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS

Phillip Varner Bo Davis Dale Hazard Ross Mountcastle Jack Hartley Greg Hicks Jeremy Evans Scott Hanson Sammy Conklin Ii Ernest Mccormick Jeff Page Michael Clarey Ii Ronald Fazi Kyle Flood Tim Marbeiter

536 533 532 536 538 530 528 532 531 509 512 509 510 501 512

285 287 285 287 283 285 285 285 284 282 283 276 284 285 275

541 534 537 528 530 531 528 520 520 516 504 501 499 504 500

1362 1354 1354 1351 1351 1346 1341 1337 1335 1307 1299 1296 1293 1290 1287

AMFSLR

Robert Webber

459

280

466

1205

MSFFS

Rit Portuesi

486

282

507

1275

MSMBB MSMBB

Dick Hanlon Larry Watkins

465 388

271 238

469 406

1205 1032

MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS

Doug Grade Pete Hillsheim Karl Nelson Douglas Sheliga Don Will Ralph Baker Caz Brewer Rocky Kline

531 526 518 506 494 486 477 453

277 283 280 271 280 267 275 263

535 510 490 511 493 488 485 472

1343 1319 1288 1288 1267 1241 1237 1188

Jerry Grabman

297

196

315

808

Name

Field

Animal

Hunter

Total

AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS

Mikey Mcghee Jessica Button Julie Slicer Lisa Lovasco Lisa Kiko

527 521 503 504

286 283 278 280

531 519 511 507 518

1344 1323 1292 1291 518

AMBB

Jason Wesbrock

466

265

462

1193

AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS

Michael Arison Roger Sadler Jim Kesinger Cody Kraut Rick Kraut

541 525 530 518 494

284 282 280 284 274

523 526 521 528 499

1348 1333 1331 1330 1267

MSMTRAD PFFS

Dee Starnes

577

285

578

1440

AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS

Ryan Locke Skip Zmuginski Steve Kiko Matt Bray Dan Lane Trevin Hillsheim Mark Schlund

555 551 547 546 545 540 541

289 291 290 286 284 285 288

557 556 542 546 549 544 539

1401 1398 1379 1378 1378 1369 1368

PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS PMFS

Lee Gibbs Scott Starnes Travis Johnson Kevin Mclain Scott Turner Mike Jablonski Caleb Wesaw

642 638 617 620 613 615 584

291 289 288 289 283 287 285

639 638 613 595 603 596 603

1572 1559 1518 1504 1499 1498 1472

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SECTIONAL NEWS | GREAT LAKES • MID-ATLANTIC Division

Name

Field

Animal

Hunter

Total

PMFS PMFS

Brad Lasater Jody Rus

575 578

284 288

599 577

1458 1443

SFBHFS

Brenda Dixon

SFFS SFFS

Rhonda Dirette Cynthia Wilkenson

506 482

277 276

500 485

1283 1243

SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS

Dan Reed Mike Spence Brian Wiedenfeld

517 518 487

283 283 283

522 510 489

1322 1311 1259

SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS

James Beasley Carl Vandusen Vernon Coop Eric Cornelius Mike Banicke Mark Jones Don Wilkenson Parry Russell Steve Molitor Jesse Philpot Robert Laitinen

540 536 537 529 532 530 514 517 505 499 468

285 286 283 284 289 287 276 284 278 274 260

543 540 539 536 523 527 515 500 510 480 465

1368 1362 1359 1349 1344 1344 1305 1301 1293 1253 1193

SPFFS

Sandy Swirles

572

276

557

1405

SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS

Dave Barnsdale Joe Kapp Jeff Button Ron Hardesty Paul Depover Jeff Hunt Tim Loynes Bob Webb Bruce Trimble Duane Poupard

625 608 603 585 578 581 580 579 552 540

288 290 287 288 283 285 281 277 287 286

605 613 602 591 596 589 575 565 581 558

1518 1511 1492 1464 1457 1455 1436 1421 1420 1384

Pat Whitlock

512

280

505

1297

SSFFS SSFFS

Lora Smith Janette Domke

506 511

283 284

523 506

1312 1301

ADULT MALE BAREBOW

SSMBH

Norman Lauer

389

231

426

1046

ADULT MALE BOWHUNTER

SSMBHFS

Ron Whitlock

514

281

519

1314

SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS

John Kanter Vern Klein Paul Domke Walt Moyer Lonnie Collins Mike Lifford Ted Lemanski Mike Remus Larry Martin Tim Bush Gary Alexander Michael Cleary Sr

532 537 528 523 520 528 522 513 518 497 461 465

288 286 283 282 284 284 279 284 282 281 273 254

536 532 534 531 530 518 520 517 511 491 475 472

1356 1355 1345 1336 1334 1330 1321 1314 1311 1269 1209 1191

SSMFSL

Sam Conklin Sr

497

283

507

1287

YAFBHFS

Rachel Wesbrock

466

266

449

1181

YAFFS YAFFS

Alex Mountcastle Krystal Mcghee

509 492

287 281

517 511

1313 1284

YAMFS YAMFS YAMFS

Ryan Mann Sterlin Mccormick Dylan Mcghee

516 503 409

282 284 237

518 521

1316 1308 646

Chris Renaud

500

278

491

DNC

Mid-Atlantic Section delaware | maryland pennsylvania | new jersey new york | virginia west virginia

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2016 MID-ATLANTIC OUTDOOR SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS JUNE 25-26, 2016 AT GARDEN STATE ARCHERS Rank

SSFBHFS

YMFS

CHAMP

527

280

514

1321

YFFSLR

Dana Baird

381

256

424

1061

CMFS

Harrison Milne

518

280

517

1315

Hunter

McManus

432

Hunter X’s Animal Field

Field X’s

Total

Total X

Cay

258

410

1100

ADULT FEMALE FREESTYLE CHAMP 2

MaryAnn

Jackson

520

285

512

1317

Nicole

Bergen

487

271

489

1247

Skubish

244

108

243

595

Burdi

491

257

485

1233

Chamberlain

318

326

644

107

ADULT FEMALE LONGBOW CHAMP

CHAMP

Christine

Frank

Seth

ADULT MALE BOWHUNTER FREESTYLE CHAMP

Carlos

Ferreiro

539

286

536

1361

Blake

Perry

540

283

525

1348

Christopher

Heycock

530

287

529

1346

Brian

Baldridge

517

287

515

1319

Adult Male Freestyle Champship Flight CHAMP

Douglas

Williams

553

287

553

1393

154

Charles

Wright

548

286

554

1388

133

Jack

Howarth

548

290

545

1383

124

Daryl

McKenzie

547

289

545

1381

122

Frank

Straley

542

289

543

1374

105

Gary

Dawson

540

286

539

1365

102

Brad

Rega

542

286

533

1361

110

1st Flight 1

Trey

Settle

536

283

542

1361

Terry

Crowl

533

287

532

1352

1269

Austin Loyne

Last Name

ADULT FEMALE BAREBOW

YMBHFS

First Name

Joshua

Sykes

532

287

529

1348

Del

Hilbert

530

286

532

1348

Keith

Orlando

523

285

510

1318

Robert

Hall

512

281

506

1299

483

283

497

1263

ADULT MALE FREESTYLE LIMITED CHAMP

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Rank

First Name

Last Name

Hunter

Phillips

402

Hunter X’s Animal Field

Field X’s

Total

Total X

1069

ADULT MALE TRADITIONAL CHAMP

Adam

Rank

236

431

CHAMP 3

CUB FEMALE FREESTYLE Mackenzie

Urban

506

281

489

1276

MASTER SENIOR FEMALE FREESTYLE CHAMP

Kristina

Kaye

470

272

431

1173

382

246

345

973

Bill

Hunter

Hunter X’s Animal Field

Field X’s

Total

Total X

Bradway

543

288

547

1378

John

Wesolowski

544

291

522

1357

David

Townsend

540

287

530

1357

Bill

Loften

519

280

526

1325

Sal

Milito

519

281

524

1324

Bob

Wilson

515

282

513

1310

Steve

Tincher

509

287

796

SILVER SENIOR MALE FREESTYLE LIMITED

MASTER SENIOR MALE BAREBOW CHAMP

Last Name

SILVER SENIOR MALE FREESTYLE 4

2 CHAMP

First Name

Vrabel

CHAMP 2

Dave

Hryn

513

272

502

1287

Dennis

Wallace

494

279

494

1267

MASTER SENIOR MALE FREESTYLE CHAMP

Chuck

Russo

539

286

527

1352

102

Edward

Ayers

531

285

536

1352

CHAMP

Sonny

Foote

516

284

523

1323

2 3

Lew

Barbera

518

277

516

1311

Doug

Joyce

524

276

507

1307

Charlie

Myers

508

282

513

1303

John

Knox III

464

274

479

1217

Warren

Magee

393

236

468

1097

428

264

452

1144

John

Krase

Anthony

Ferraro

554

285

552

1391

136

Avery

Pagano

543

286

543

1372

117

Brandon

Dawson

541

284

522

1347

104

Tommy

Urban

524

280

537

1341

Osgood

500

275

507

1282

YOUTH FEMALE FREESTYLE CHAMP

Emily

YOUTH MALE FREESTYLE

MASTER SENIOR MALE FREESTYLE LIMITED RECURVE CHAMP

YOUNG ADULT MALE FREESTYLE

CHAMP 2

Tyler

Heritage

550

287

547

1384

119

Logan

Weller

543

286

542

1371

100

PRO ADULT MALE FREESTYLE CHAMP

Gregory

Mancini

552

+70

288

551

+61

1522

131

Richard

Jackson

553

+76

288

537

+60

1514

136

Mark

Pasmore

542

+66

289

552

+64

1513

130

George

Avery

536

+45

282

534

+53

1450

Midwest Section

SENIOR MALE FREESTYLE Champship Flight CHAMP

Tony

Harris

552

290

553

1395

133

Jon

Bach

543

289

543

1375

116 110

Michael

Kocsan

542

287

531

1360

Tom

Lynch

541

288

531

1360

Greg

Benner

528

284

540

1352

Keith

Werner

534

286

527

1347

Stephen

Chlebowski

532

284

522

1338

Andrew

Susen

523

284

523

1330

Joseph

Pace

518

283

522

1323

iowa | kansas minnesota | missouri nebraska | north dakota south dakota

Ray Jones, Councilman

1st Flight

Martin

Ganley

515

275

520

1310

Jim

Neborsky

510

277

520

1307

Robert

Corley

506

277

520

1303

Anthony

Velez

400

262

404

1066

Greg

Kulp

525

284

809

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2016 MIDWEST OUTDOOR SECTIONALS

First Name

Style

Location

Field Score

Hunter Score

Animal Score

Total Score

Green Newell Herrlein Francka Klein Nielsen

Annalesha Angie Sandy Amy Raeanne Kristy

AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS

MO MO SD MO SD MO

527 520 510 505 501 463

260 264 253 258 258 242

282 284 282 280 283 267

1069 1068 1045 1043 1042 972

Bartos

Cedar

AFFSLR

349

218

240

807

Brian Todd Matthew Jeff Jeff Cory Nicholas

AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS AMBHFS

MO SD SD SD SD SD SD

508 511 483 480 433 433 373

263 248 245 242 225 205 147

282 273 277 269 268 256 199

1053 1032 1005 991 926 894 719

Hunter Keith Austin

AMFS AMFS AMFS

MO MO MO

551 551 544

277 274 277

290 287 287

1118 1112 1108

Last Name PRO SENIOR MALE FREESTYLE CHAMP

Matt

Setzer

549

+63

289

551

+69

1521

132

Tom

Coblentz

548

+60

289

540

+61

1498

121

Clint

Palm

540

+64

288

532

+54

1478

118

Nicholas

Taylor

521

+35

284

515

+41

1396

519

287

531

1337

SILVER SENIOR FEMALE FREESTYLE CHAMP

Liz

Galusha

Phil

Habrukowich

505

280

498

1283

Chuck

Galusha

482

265

491

1238

James

King

479

269

489

1237

Stevens Hanten Schrader Gee Irvine Hein Rebolloso

271

460

1186

Hogan Green Moorman

SILVER SENIOR MALE BOWHUNTER FREESTYLE CHAMP

SILVER SENIOR MALE BOWHUNTER FREESTYLE LIMITED CHAMP

Anthony

Didio

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SECTIONAL NEWS | MID-ATLANTIC • MIDWEST Style

Location

Field Score

Style

Location

Field Score

Hunter Score

Animal Score

Total Score

AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS

MO MO MO MO MO MO MO SD SD MN MN

548 548 541 544 541 541 531 537 530 535 533

271 269 273 271 272 266 271 269 270 265 0

287 286 286 282 284 287 286 282 285 285 0

1106 1103 1100 1097 1097 1094 1088 1088 1085 1085 533

Hutton Veen Thomas Mincy Peschong Lucas Johnson Norell Cizadlo

Leon Arnie Fred Larry Dwight Peter Steve Mark David

SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS

MO MN MO MO MN MO MO MN MN

511 513 509 506 500 477 476 453 299

257 258 254 254 240 244 235 228 257

281 277 280 280 282 273 269 261 281

1049 1048 1043 1040 1022 994 980 942 837

Witt

Terry

SSMFSL

449

242

276

967

AMTRAD

130

282

Mccarty

Mike

SSMFSLR

433

227

267

927

CFFS CFFS

SD MN

543 531

267 259

285 281

1095 1071

125

199

640

Bartos Herrlein Champagne Eisterhold

Hannah Danielle Chloe Abigail

YAFFS YAFFS YAFFS YAFFS

SD SD MN MN

524 512 458 460

260 259 239 222

282 282 276 269

1066 1053 973 951

Parker

CMBHFS

316

Boots Erickson

Hunter Patrick

CMFS CMFS

MO MN

551 484

269 245

286 270

1106 999

343

169

234

746

Baker Howes Mcclanahan Gutz Schrader

Evan Braeden Wade Ethan Adam

YAMFS YAMFS YAMFS YAMFS YAMFS

MO SD SD MO SD

549 546 540 531 503

274 272 269 266 259

288 286 292 284 283

1111 1104 1101 1081 1045

Bartos

Elias

CMFSLR

Jaime Castro Oviedo Moreno Sanchez Perez-Verti Castro Estrada Estrada Styve Bray Lamke

Hafid Luis Salvador Karen Nicole Eric Emily Caroline Chantal Dalton Matt Steve

GUEST GUEST GUEST GUEST GUEST GUEST GUEST GUEST GUEST GUEST GUEST GUEST

SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD MN MN

539 540 533 520 525 518 499 505 488 376 543 526

274 273 254 256 255 261 261 262 261 226 0 0

283 280 285 289 285 279 287 278 284 262 0 0

1096 1093 1072 1065 1065 1058 1047 1045 1033 864 543 526

Johnson Dather Tesch Champagne

Hailey Mariah Sadie Ella

YFFS YFFS YFFS YFFS

SD SD SD MN

545 510 501 423

261 259 255 234

280 278 281 252

1086 1047 1037 909

Witt

Amber

YFFSL

313

174

186

673

Sexton

Joseph

YMBHFS

247

135

158

540

Wilson Dobias Umbarger Thiessen Orth Tuller Cravens

Roger Roger Lynn Carl Richard Al Ron

MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS MSMFS

MO MO MO MO MN MO MO

533 522 516 506 512 481 480

267 260 259 260 0 0 0

284 287 281 279 0 0 0

1084 1069 1056 1045 512 481 480

Lysne

Earl

MSMFSLR

299

158

168

625

Jasa Manfull

Dan Steven

PMFS PMFS

MO MO

634 627

314 305

291 290

1239 1222

Russell Mclean Raddatz Slate

Kathy Kathy Jennifer Patty

SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFS

MO MO SD MN

511 485 458 418

259 240 239 212

278 272 272 224

1048 997 969 854

Friedmann Riedel Crubel Tompkins Rebolloso

Jeff Rob John Jon Sylvio

SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS SMBHFS

MO MN MO MO SD

525 522 513 525 321

265 261 257 249 152

283 282 284 273 204

1073 1065 1054 1047 677

Hood Manfull Moulton Surber Rush Hess Keith

Tom Ray Jack Kurt Warren Vernon Hofer

SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS SMFS

MO MO SD MO MO MO SD

541 533 533 527 526 515 510

263 268 265 269 262 267 256

285 284 285 282 286 280 283

1089 1085 1083 1078 1074 1062 1049

Hakl

Julene

SPFFS

488

255

285

1067

Jackson Forbes Berry Hakl

Brian Jim Chris Bill

SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS SPMFS

MO MO MO MN

600 590 586 541

300 302 302 269

285 288 288 284

1185 1180 1176 1167

Last Name

First Name

Thomas Duensing Robinson Mcquinn Bullard Rodgers Criscione Sveegen Ellis Nathe Wilson

Hunter Cole Don Colton Steve Darron Tony Stuart Doug Eric Tim

Dewitt

Todd

Perry Thompson

Madison Zoie

Gee

Hunter Score

Animal Score

Total Score

Russell

Gaylon

SSMBHFS

487

262

287

1036

Myers Pauley Slate Houk Casteleyn

Bill Richard John Henry Brian

SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS SSMFS

MO MO MN MO MN

524 522 525 520 516

262 258 260 259 260

284 286 278 281 283

1070 1066 1063 1060 1059

Last Name

Zeug PietrzakShroeder Dather Irvine

First Name

Cole

YMFS

533

265

285

1083

Thomas

YMFS

475

237

272

984

Calvin Alex

YMFS YMFS

SD SD

433 0

217 219

263 271

913 490

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SECTIONAL NEWS | NEW ENGLAND • NORTHWEST

New England Section

Northwest Section

aae | connecticut maine | massachusetts new hampshire | vermont rhode island

alaska | idaho montana | oregon washington | wyoming

Hubert Sims hmsarchery@email.com

Ken Moore kmoore151@verizon.net

NEW ENGLAND SECTIONAL JUNE 25 & 26. 2016

2016 NFAA NORTHWEST SECTIONAL SHOOT

Host: LUNENBURG SPORTSMENS’S CLUB Style

Name

State

Field

Animal

Hunter

Total

MALE ADULT TRADITIONAL Brian Bullock

194

182

DNS

376

MALE ADULT BAREBOW Mike Wright Ben Deyo Dan Deyo

NH NH NH

429 419 400

261 267 220

435 429 438

1125 1115 1058

MALE ADULT FREESTYLE Mike Pestilli Chris Deston Mike Lamar Bill Simas Jr Chuck Howard David Hawlk

CT CT CT RI RI CT

536 540 543 539 504 527

290 286 285 286 283 285

554 549 544 542 570 DNS

1380 1375 1372 1367 1357 812

MALE YOUNG ADULT FREESTYLE Luke Rule

477

265

484

1226

FEMALE ADULT BAREBOW Melissa Miller

174

184

DNS

358

MAIL SENIOR BOW HUNTER FREESTYLE Jeff Greiman

396

238

386

1020

MALE SENIOR BAREBOW Trevor Powdrell MALE SILVER SENIOR FREESTYLE LIMITED Kenneth Moore MALE SENIOR FREESTYLE Bill Laramie Chris Mizner David Sarver Mike Hulme Pat Tuttle Greg Gioiosi

383

211

349

943

462

227

484

1173

MA ME MA MA MA MA

MALE SILVER SENIOR FREESTYLE Rick Thielig Robert Lincoln Edmond Woodcome

MA MA MA

537 539 531 522 502 511

544 513 483

287 285 283 282 280 277

285 276 260

533 530 533 522 496 INC

545 486 474

1357 1354 1347 1326 1278 788

1374 1275 1217

MALE MASTER SENIOR FREESTYLE John Fournier John Wood Joe Deangelis Paul Locke

MA MA RI RI

517 519 512 502

283 281 280 276

532 501 501 509

1332 1301 1293 1287

FEMALE SENIOR FREESTYLE Carmen Sarver

518

286

532

1336

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State

Field Score

Hunter Score

SENIOR MALE FREESTYLE Bernard Punzalan Jake McGraw Tom Wortham

AK AK AK

542 521 506

540 521 512

568 560 554

1650 1602 1572

SILVER SENIOR MALE FREESTYLE Tim Schmiege Dave Walker Larry Elam

AK AK AK

519 491 482

535 487 474

562 557 553

1616 1535 1509

ADULT MALE FREESTYLE Blake Jerome Tyler Wortham Wyatt Schmiege Clifton Walker Evan Cotton Joseph Carson Barry Joyce Keegan Richardson

WA AK AK AK AK AK AK AK

549 546 531 523 524 508 492 492

552 552 544 516 531 524 526 219

576 572 574 568 549 563 550 567

1677 1670 1649 1607 1604 1595 1568 1278

569

534

573

1676

515

516

563

1594

CUB MALE FREESTYLE Cole Stoddard

451

473

546

1470

ADULT FEMALE FREESTYLE Naomi Kuykendall Hannah Summers Brandie Richardson

AK CA AK

525 513 437

520 521 470

555 560 529

1600 1594 1436

YOUTH FEMALE FREESTYLE Kira Cook Kearstyn Cotton

AK AK

493 439

509 448

525 509

1527 1396

ADULT MALE BOWHUNTER FREESTYLE Rob Swanson John Bamburg Andrew Hegener John Zell Jared Cruz Noel Cruz Rob Wells James Cook

AK AK AK AK AK AK AK AK

533 517 500 498 504 421 425 390

532 525 514 510 503 459 406 429

568 558 561 552 537 519 522 479

1633 1600 1575 1560 1544 1399 1353 1298

Shooter

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Animal 3 Event Score Total Score

SECTIONAL NEWS | NORTHWEST • SOUTHERN • SOUTHEAST State

Field Score

Hunter Score

CUB MALE BOWHUNTER FREESTYLE Fischer Eby

471

514

539

1524

ADULT FEMALE BOWHUNTER FREESTYLE Ginamaria Smith

498

489

531

1518

SILVER SENIOR MALE TRADITIONAL Lance Warnick Bill Sant

AK AK

232 246

285 265

368 329

885 840

ADULT MALE TRADITIONAL John Lindgren

288

335

457

1080

ADULT FEMALE TRADITIONAL Heidi Hatcher

192

193

280

665

SENIOR FEMALE LONGBOW Sharon Elliott

196

383

CUB FEMALE FREESTYLE LIMITED RECURVE Elena Cook

433

403

423

1259

Shooter

Animal 3 Event Score Total Score

Southeast Section alabama | florida georgia | kentucky north carolina | tennessee south carolina

Tim Austin flarchery@earthlink.net

2016 SE FIELD Division

Southern Section arkansas | louisiana mississippi | oklahoma texas

Lee Gregory, Councilman lee@dlprint.com 2016 SOUTHERN OUTDOOR SECTIONALS Name

Location

Field

Hunter

Total

Kaden Crooks

CMFS

533

559

1092

Brazos Brooks

CMBB

510

535

1045

Jonathon Pilgrim

CMBB

428

482

910

Kate Mcdonald

CFFS

554

568

1122

Morgan Rives

CFFS

552

557

1109

Ashlyn Glad

CFBB

246

205

451

Ashley Thompson

CFBB

200

222

422

Holden Wingo

YMFS

533

552

1085

Kolby Crooks

YMFS

522

553

1075

Connor Sears

YAMFS

533

563

1096

Logan Angelle

AMFS

541

561

1102

Jeff Crooks

AMFS

541

553

1094

Steve Wingo

AMFS

526

558

1084

Victor Wright

AMFS

508

523

1031

Tim Holt

AMBB

490

530

1020

Terry Glad

AMBB

159

249

408

Allen Thompson

AMBB

152

251

403

AMBHFS

539

560

1099

Mary Hoaas

AFFS

425

481

906

Billy Hicks

SMFS

533

550

1083

Billy Jacobs

SMFS

526

544

1070

Greg Gettys

SMFS

494

528

1022

Steve Jenkins

SMBHFS

528

554

1082

Mark Mcmillan

SMBHFS

516

526

1042

Keith Hill

SMBHFS

484

503

987

Richy Burke

Dave Sears

SMBHFS

486

494

980

Sid Read

SMTRAD

146

162

308

Debbie Hill

SFBB

191

243

434

Doug Bucy

SSMFS

539

557

1096

Robert Miller

SSMBHFS

515

545

1060

Chuck Morgan

SSMTRAD

240

263

503

Eddie Mccrary

MSMBB

419

469

888

Archer

State

Field

X’s

Animal Hunter

X’s

Total

X’s

C F FS C F FS C F FS

Sydney Sullenberger Sarah Shelley Natalie Graves

FL FL GA

558 538 471

78 49 18

285 283 206

555 517 459

67 25 12

1398 1338 1136

145 74 30

Y F BB Y F BB

Caitlin Willard Laura Hughes

GA NC

285 259

7 3

181 197

287 256

753 712

7 6

Y F FSLR Y F FSLR

Mackenzie Digiacomo Whitnee Moesh

FL NC

384 305

8 2

230 185

407 258

7 2

1021 748

15 4

Y M FSLR

Edwin Reyes

376

214

379

969

Y F FSL

Carolyn Willard

351

206

287

844

Y F FS Y F FS Y F FS Y F FS Y F FS

Mary Hunter Hite Sydney Sullenberger Garce Ann Clendenin Gabriella Colbert Alicia Aviles

NC FL GA FL FL

526 517 500 500 457

39 36 14 16 11

275 282 282 280 274

520 502 490 492 462

24 28 19 14 11

1321 1301 1272 1272 1193

63 64 33 30 22

Y M FS Y M FS Y M FS Y M FS Y M FS

Matthew Russell Austin Hall Josiah Hughes Louis Epperson Sammy Puckett

GA FL FL AL GA

515 520 498 501 487

27 36 24 24 18

278 281 285 278 264

528 512 529 482 499

27 36 35 20 20

1321 1313 1312 1261 1250

54 72 59 45 38

YA F BB

S Brooke Couch

252

160

242

654

YA F FSLR

Jenna Biggins

199

100

233

532

YA F BHFS YA F BHFS

Chlesea Mcgowan Nichole Willard

FL GA

483 285

272 72

494

1249 357

YA F FS YA F FS

Hala Skelton Lexie Martin

FL GA

517 258

34 4

282 177

514 323

37 4

1313 758

71 8

YA M FS

Jesus ‘Paco’ Rodriguez

538

287

545

1370

102

A M LB

John Winker

176

120

472

SS M LB

Johnny Rollen

294

212

317

823

A M TRAD

Gregg Powell

267

230

267

764

A M BB A M BB A M BB A M BB

Christopher Willard Tim White Allen Hughes Glen Baxter

GA FL NC KY

476 419 326 451

12 10 2 12

269 232 242 0

476 417 309 0

21 5 4

1221 1068 877 451

33 15 6 12

S M BB S M BB

Tim White Glen Baxter

FL KY

413

259

243

915

SS M BB

Garrie Miller

349

225

334

908

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SECTIONAL NEWS | SOUTHEAST Division

Archer

State

Field

X’s

Animal Hunter

X’s

Total

X’s

Division A M FS A M FS A M FS

Archer

State

Field

X’s

Animal Hunter

X’s

Total

X’s

Aron Dalton Joe Delcarmen Matt Hall

SC FL FL

497 477 481

26 15 16

280 283 279

502 508 485

29 22 18

1279 1268 1245

55 37 34

S M FS S M FS S M FS S M FS S M FS S M FS S M FS S M FS S M FS S M FS S M FS

Locksley Hutchins James Harden Wayne Johnson Johnny Finger Greg Wilk Steve Cissell Ray Essex Steve Carson James Gregory Tony Miller Jim Naquin

SC FL SC SC FL KY KY NC SC NC SC

550 544 536 536 532 520 519 513 537 526 494

68 56 47 46 44 38 38 33 47 34 23

285 288 289 286 284 285 283 279 288 282 273

545 546 545 536 525 532 522 504

51 57 60 44 42 41 37 21

1380 1378 1370 1358 1341 1335 1324 1296 825 808 767

119 113 107 90 86 79 75 54 47 34 23

SS F FS

Ann Grimes

491

280

513

1284

SS M FS SS M FS SS M FS SS M FS SS M FS SS M FS SS M FS SS M FS SS M FS SS M FS SS M FS

Eddie Whobrey Jake Pettitt Tony Montgomery Jerry Hoppe Emmett Tyree Johnny Perdue David Ireland Gary Raymer David Lain Tony Mcdavid Johnny Lawson

KY FL KY TN SC FL FL KY NC FL SC

537 533 525 528 524 525 516 521 497 477

60 42 43 39 36 36 35 36 19 21

285 288 283 283 282 285 282 283 281 253

544 528 531 526 528 521 532 521 499

68 37 46 38 46 35 48 43 24

1366 1349 1339 1337 1334 1331 1330 1325 1277 730

128 79 89 77 82 71 83 79 43 21

MS M FS MS M FS MS M FS MS M FS MS M FS MS M FS

Jim Brown Ken Jones Lynwood Bunn Clay Caudill Kevin Bergenroth John Boutin

FL FL GA KY FL NC

531 521 509 493 513 480

38 35 36 24 32 17

284 282 284 273 283 252

534 512 516 493 222

40 47 29 21 14

1349 1315 1307 1259 1018 732

78 82 65 45 46 17

A F FSLR A M FSLR A M FSLR A M FSLR A M FSLR

Julia Francis Jean-Luc Espinet Curtis Balusek Brett Adams Ramon Reyes

FL GA GA NC FL

405 486 466 457 402

5 25 11 8 7

260 267 270 262 226

431 475 479 452 424

9 16 14 14 7

1096 1228 1215 1171 1052

14 41 25 22 14

S M FSLR S M FSLR

John Hall Joe Epperson

FL AL

441 450

13 5

264 257

468 455

13 5

1173 1162

26 10

SS F FSLR

Angie Olds

392

203

411

1006

SS M FSLR

Jeff Powelson

407

220

397

1024

MS M FSLR MS M FSLR MS M FSLR

Don Planthaber Jake Veit David Brandfass

FL GA FL

424 379 250

10 4 1

226 248 180

453 372 197

8 4

1103 999 607

18 8 1

S F BHFSL

Sandy Pettitt

415

243

424

1082

S M BHFSL

Oliver Austin

484

245

468

1197

SS M BHFSL

Frank Smith

490

263

477

1230

S M FSL S M FSL

Oliver Austin William Randolph

FL GA

474 421

14 9

273 245

476 448

13 10

1223 1114

27 19

SS M FSL SS M FSL SS M FSL

Chuck May Dale East Bill Millican

KY FL GA

514 497 462

31 27 16

283 279 270

506 501 466

27 19 4

1303 1277 1198

58 46 29

A F BHFS A F BHFS

Krissy Marrall Dena Spray

GA FL

462 434

10 10

238 267

450 442

8 9

1150 1143

18 19

A M BHFS A M BHFS A M BHFS A M BHFS A M BHFS A M BHFS A M BHFS A M BHFS

Buster Marrall Kenney Weaver Lloyd Wilson Josh Larsen James Godlewski Anthony Escobedo Patrick Mcgowan Chris Shelley

GA TN SC FL GA GA FL FL

527 529 526 524 511 505 519 498

40 43 42 32 30 30 33 21

288 276 283 280 282 281 281 273

531 539 519 517 518 519 500 495

42 56 32 36 34 32 30 24

1346 1344 1328 1321 1311 1305 1300 1266

82 99 74 68 64 62 63 45

S M BHFS S M BHFS

Charlie Wilder Larry Painter

FL GA

534 505

52 23

284 274

535 509

49 25

1353 1288

101 48

SS M BHFS SS M BHFS

Jake Pettitt Hugh Johnson

FL GA

522 455

36 12

284 244

514 446

41 16

1320 1145

77 28

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MS M BHFS MS M BHFS MS M BHFS

Carl Blevins Terry Williams Pete Murphy

FL GA FL

500 450 411

30 12 10

279 276 254

499 460 433

32 25 3

1278 1186 1098

62 37 13

LEDGE EDGE

P M FS P M FS

James Malone Joe Loureiro

KY FL

550 524

74 41

287 286

550 533

73 33

1387 1343

1534 1417

A F FS

528

284

536

1348

524

283

507

1314

A F FS A F FS A F FS

Allison Dalton Danielle EdelmannPskowski Gretchen Pruett Amber Swaim Sabrina Mcgowan

GA FL FL

494 488 470

33 16 19

274 273 272

509 509 477

33 22 16

1277 1270 1219

66 38 35

A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS

Justin Hutchens Shawn Hughes James Harden Calvin Dykes Shane Siers Jay Pskowski Jackie Norris Brad Brannon Patrick Sinal Bernie Rosser Joel Tate Tony Miller Chris Hite Luke Detering Todd Moesh Brian Barnett

NC FL FL SC FL FL NC GA GA KY NC NC NC FL NC NC

549 547 547 545 537 538 539 542 521 522 528 517 512 502 502 506

65 63 56 61 55 51 45 55 39 39 45 42 20 22 29 27

286 288 289 284 288 289 290 286 283 286 279 277 278 277 278 268

550 548 539 545 547 538 535 526 537 532 524 526 512 520 507 507

59 60 53 56 74 46 45 48 43 41 39 37 28 35 33 28

1385 1383 1375 1374 1372 1365 1364 1354 1341 1340 1331 1320 1302 1299 1287 1281

124 123 109 113 129 97 90 103 82 80 84 79 48 57 62 55

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Southwest Section arizona | california colorado | hawaii new mexico | nevada utah

Bob Borges, Councilman nmarcher505@gmail.com

SOUTHWEST OUTDOOR SECTIONALS 2016 GRAND MESA BOWMEN - GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO Name

State

Shelly Pingel

AFFSLR

SECTIONAL NEWS | SOUTHWEST Name

State

Field

Hunter

Animal

Total

Frank Pearson

MSMFS

507

277

521

1305

Johnny Mousner

MSMFS

491

275

508

1274

Bill Rucker

MSMFS

508

279

787

Ira Houseweart

PMFS

520

284

544

1348

Tyler Tenbrook

PMFS

524

278

535

1337

Eric Mestas

PMFS

493

273

503

1269

Caytie Belzner

SFFS

507

277

504

1288

Lynn Walter

SFFSLR

418

232

422

1072

Ruth Delzell

SFTRAD

198

170

198

566

Kenneth Henson

SMBHFS

527

280

535

1342

Steve Belzner

SMFS

522

285

519

1326

Robert Stockton

SMFS

511

284

515

1310

Michael Andrews

SMFS

508

281

513

1302

Marvin Meyers

SMFS

493

276

522

1291

Kerry Anderson

SMFS

497

274

499

1270

Jim Shackelford

SMFSLR

446

268

473

1187

Randy Brabec

SPMFS

534

280

541

1355

Dick Smith

SPMFS

532

282

530

1344

Becky Pearson

SSFFS

515

279

514

1308

SSFFS

461

274

487

1222

Field

Hunter

Animal

Total

289

210

343

842

Aleta Peterson

Becky Canterbury

AFTRAD

312

249

337

898

Tom Daley

SSMBB

489

272

483

1244

Kelly Herwick

AMBHFS

527

282

525

1334

Bob Borges

SSMBB

436

254

448

1138

Andy Verdoza

AMBHFS

475

266

477

1218

Mark Hanson

SSMBHFS

535

283

523

1341

Judd Wathen

AMFS

543

284

535

1362

Larry Butterfield

SSMFS

537

283

534

1354

Jason Brunell

AMFS

529

284

530

1343

Walter Smith

SSMFS

520

276

514

1310

Justin Speakman

AMFS

514

283

532

1329

Tom Smith

SSMFS

494

279

503

1276

Stan Arnold

AMFS

530

279

522

1304

Andy Peterson

SSMFS

500

273

497

1270

Pat Brown

AMFS

509

278

515

1302

Tad Earl

SSMTRAD

219

202

240

661

Kenny Canterbury

AMTRAD

361

212

369

942

Ashley Teal

YAFFS

497

278

500

1275

Troy Brown

CMFS

452

256

459

1167

Gabiela Borges

YFFS

246

188

221

655

Bob Jacobsen

MSMFS

519

272

518

1309

Cameron Brown

YMBHFS

220

232

422

874

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Officers President—Bruce Cull 2305 E. Hwy. 50 Yankton, SD 57078 605/665-8340 archery@iw.net

GREAT LAKES Judy McCutcheon - Adams Director - IL 23358 Virden Rd. Virden, IL 62690 217/827-2897 jlynnmac@royell.org

Vice President—Brian Sheffler 7006 Beargrass Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46241 317/244-7585 lbsheff@comcast.net NFAA® Office 800 Archery Lane Yankton, SD 57078 605/260-9279 605/260-9280 fax NFAArchery@aol.com Great Lakes Rocky Kline 1108 N. Korby St. Kokomo, IN 46901 765-438-6413 rlkline1@comcast.net Mid-Atlantic Dave Hryn PO Box 341 West Seneca, NY 14224-0341 716/481-4699 midatlcouncilman@hotmail.com Midwest Ray Jones 704 West South Winterset, IA 50273 515/462-6788 IowaArchery@hotmail.com New England Kenneth Moore 730 Newman Avenue Seekonk, MA 02771 508/761-5415 kmoore151@verizon.net Northwest Hubert Sims PO Box 1713 Orofino, WY 83544 208/476-5377 hmsarchery@email.com Southeast Tim Austin 1710 SW 76th Terrace Gainesville, FL 32607 352/332-1969 Flarchery@earthlink.net Southern Lee Gregory 112 Ridge Oak Drive Georgetown, TX 78628-7613 512/966-2799 lee@dlprint.com Southwest Bob Borges 5332 River Ridge Ave NW Albuquerque, NM 87114 505/890-4665 nmarcher505@gmail.com

Archery Magazine Editorial Board Bruce Cull Brian Sheffler Ken Moore Natalie Vollmer Brittany Salonen

Michael Arison Director - IN 2301 E 16th St. Muncie, IN 47302 765-748-4577 psearison72@yahoo.com Mike Spence Director - MI 11263 Connell Dr. Dexter, MI 48130 734/649-6375 grysbok1mike@aol.com

John Wainwright Director - OR 398 SW Bent Loop Powellbutte, OR 97753 541/420-0312 jvwriver04@hotmail.com

Steve Coleman Director - TX 909 LCR 120 Mount Calm, TX 76673 254/723-4018 j13scoleman@yahoo.com

Ed Christman Director - NE 3818 34th St. Columbus, NE 69601 402/563-3504 eChristman@neb.rr.com

TC Parker Director - WA PO Box 613 Hoquiam, WA 98550 360/533-4698 parkertc@live.com

Marc Tebelius Director - ND 5292 8th Ave. North Grand Forks, ND 58203 701/792-3582 (home) 218/230-3258 (cell) tebelius@gra.midco.net

Jeff Meyer Director - WY 2211 Omaha Tr. Bar Nunn, WY 82601 307/262-6202 jmbowhuntingnut@gmail.com

SOUTHWEST Caytie Belzner Director - AZ 1083 N. Boyd Apache Junction, AZ 85119 480/620-4644 elkaddict@mchsi.com Tom Daley Director - CA 21840 Golden Pines Ct. Auburn, CA 95602 650/722-2713 nfaadir@cbhsaa@org

Reginald “Shorty” Faber Director - SD P.O. Box 66 Carthage, SD 57349 605/772-4468 shortyfaber@gmail.com

SOUTHEAST Mike Albertson Director - AL 531 Laura Ln. Newton, AL 36352 334/324-9322 JMAlbertson@aol.com

Mike Strassman Director - WI 2402 W. Camerson Eau Claire, WI 54703 715/834-9975 mstrassman9975@charter.net

NEW ENGLAND Gary Marrier Director - VT 1525 Gibou Rd. Montgomery Ctr., VT 05471 802/326-4797 bowdoctor@pivot.net

Oliver Austin Director - FL 1620 Yearling Trail Tallahassee, FL 32317 850/309-1918 oaustin@admin.fsu.edu

Sheri Stine-Trujillo Director - CO 7723 Raritan Street Denver, CO 80221 303/427-4430 sherist1000@msn.com

MID ATLANTIC Tom Coblentz Director - MD 1 Ash Dr. Knoxville, MD 21758 301/834-7154 tomproarcher@gmail.com

William Hall Director - CT 10 Virginia Dr. N. Windham, CT 06256 860/987-2660 inner10@yahoo.com

Tom Boots Director - GA 6530 Robert Dr. Harlem, GA 30814-5360 706/556-3240 boots_thomas@yahoo.com

Mark Kato Director - HI PO Box 62252 Honolulu, HI 96839 808/386-9771

Norm Newman Director - OH 103 Silver Gate Kenton, OH 43326 419/673-0021

Robert Wertz Director - PA 336 Third Street Hanover, PA 17331 717/451-7408 bulldogs4bean@aol.com Douglas Joyce Director - NJ 30 Willow Ave. Somerset, NJ 08873 732/247-3892 jdjarcher@aol.com Samantha Brenzel Director - NY 124 1st Ave. North Tonawanda, NY 14120 716/930-0098 Sjbrenzel@gmail.com Jim Quarles Director - VA 7911 Cherokee Rd Richmond, VA 23225 804/272-6512 jim.quarles@vfaa.org Steve Tincher Director - WV 214 Seneca Valley Estates Charleston, WV 25320 304/984-0090 jstincher@cebridge.net MIDWEST Ron Sykora Director - IA 29058 510th Kelley, IA 50134 563/940-4892 rsykora3395@gmail.com Ray Manfull Director - KS 141 N. Abliene Valley Center, KS 67147 620/755-0464 cqbowhunter@sbcglobal.net Bill Hakl Director - MN 5656 317th St. Stacy, MN 55079 651/462-1916 wehjkh@gmail.com

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Kathy Potter Director - MO 1401 County Rd 1225 Huntsville, MO 65259 660/651-3175 kemclean@cvalley.net

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Dana Cyr Director - ME 29 Hadlock Rd. Falmouth, ME 04105 207/807-7495 rcyrdcyr@aol.com

Charles Cumber Director - GA 224 Timberwood Dr. Thomson, GA 30824 706/690-1103 watermedic23@yahoo.com

Paul Lewkowicz Director - MA 3 Davis Road Southborough, MA 01772 luke84@charter.net

Glen Baxter Director - KY 9301 Whitley Rd. Louisville, KY 40272-2255 502/262-6738 gbaxter@heiltrailer.com

Michael Wright Director - NH PO box 237 Marlboro, NH 03455 603/209-8007 barebownh@aol.com

Pat Sargeant Director - NC 3901 Melco Ct. High Point, NC 27265 336/202-5556 psargeant@rfmd.com

Paul Locke Director - RI 19 Arrowhead Way Warwick, RI 02887 401/855-5333 epic45@verizon.net

Steven Coleman Director - SC 1061 Lynn Lane Sumter, SC 29153 803/840-9606 toxophilite@live.com

Bruce Mulneix Director - RI 6101 Post Rd. Trlr 73, N. Kingstown, RI 02852 401/269-9181 Buford972@gmail.com

James Maze Director – TN 367 Deep Gap Rd Jackson, TN 38301 731/422-5529 jamesmaze5529@gmail.com

NORTHWEST Brandon Higley Director - ID 835 Burley Ave. Buhl, ID 83316 208/308-4267 bugz30x@live.com

SOUTHERN Garry Randall Director - MS 5301 Baron Rd. Summit, MS 39666 601/249-2988 garryche@bellsouth.net

Joel McNeese Director - MT 4205 Lewis Ave. Great Falls, MT 59405 406/727-2997 jrmcneese@bresnan.net

Jim Metzger Director - LA 2019 Lovers Lane Shreveport, LA 71105 318/402-3381 GreyTrad@aol.com

Bernie Punzalan Director - AK 4170 Checkmate Dr. Anchorage, AK 99508 316/258-0297

Fred Hockett Director - OK 727 Kingsgate Rd. Yukon, OK 73099 405/202-7851

Gary McCain Director - CA 27928 Clear Creek Rd. Keene, CA 93531 661/809-0947 gary@bgmach.com

SOUTHEAST George Ryals IV 678-901-9861 griv@archerylive.cm SOUTHWEST Randy Brabec 970-314-4971 rebowtune@gmail.com COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Pro Chairperson Chuck Cooley 404 10th St. Watkins Glen, NY 14891 607/343-8990 chuckcooley@gmail.com Certified Instructor Committee Co-Chairs Dave Hyrn Jerry Wenzel Bowhunting Chairman Tom Vollmer 800 Archery Lane Yankton, SD 57078-4174 605-260-9279 nvollmer@nfaausa.com

Carl Jamison Director - NM 6763 Forest Hills Dr. NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 505/857-0815 carl_jamison@msn.com John Thayer Director - NV 7215 W. Tara Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89117 702/222-9878 mdthayer@cox.net Jim Jensen Director - UT 9284 South 3550 West Payson, UT 84651 801/360-1911 jimjensen.archer@gmail.com PROFESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES GREAT LAKES Jeff Button 608/839-5137 jnbutton@aol.com NEW ENGLAND Crystal Gauvin 406-259-9801 gauvincj@gmail.com MIDWEST Julene Hakl 651-462-1916 wjarchery@gmail.com MID-ATLANTIC Kendall Woody 434-929-0223 bulldog267@comcast.net NORTHWEST Shawnn Vincent 360-929-5613 shawnnv@hotmail.com SOUTHERN Jimmy Butts 518-986-1395 platinumbow@yahoo.com

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