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On behalf of our great City situated on the wild and scenic Missouri River in the heartland of the United States, we welcome you to beautiful and friendly Yankton, South Dakota. It is an honor to host the National Field Archery Association Outdoor Nationals. Since 2007, when the National Field (NFAA) ic MissouriArchery River inAssociation the heartland of the and the Easton Sports Development Foundation (ESDF) teamed up with the City to create Yankton, South Dakota. It isthis an regional honor toarchery host center of excellence, the facility and community have been growing thethe desire to offer events at the highest level. ls. Since 2007, when National Field elopment Foundation (ESDF) teamed up with Yankton is excited tohave hostbeen this event and hope your experiences in the community and at the NFAA ce, the facility and community Easton Yankton Archery Complex are only first class. Please take advantage of our community’s restaurants, shops, and beautiful green spaces located throughout the community during your time here. If you have walked across the historic double-deck Meridian Bridge to take in the Missouri riences in the community andnot at the NFAA River scenery from over the water, either on the lower or upper deck, then you are missing one of lease take advantage of our community’s unique experiences. oughout theYankton’s community during your time deck Meridian Bridge to take in the Missouri In then Southyou Dakota, the outdoors upper deck, are missing one of are not only a place to spend quality time with friends and family, but is a lifestyle that includes hunting, fishing, walking, running, biking, hiking, and of course, shooting archery. nd quality time with friends and family, but is Again, and welcome and best of luck in shooting or coaching at the 2017 National Field Archery g, biking, hiking, of course, shooting Association Outdoor Nationals! at the 2017 National Field Archery
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SCHEDULE of events
Wednesday, July 26 Paid Practice: All Ranges
9:00AM-9:00PM
Thursday, July 27 Check-In and Late Registration Trade Show Set Up Paid Practice: All Ranges
9:00AM-6:00PM 9:00AM-6:00PM 9:00AM-9:00PM
Friday, July 28 Daily Check-In Announcements/Opening Ceremony Field Round: Shotgun Start
7:00AM-8:00AM 8:15AM 9:00AM
Saturday, July 29 Daily Check-In 7:00AM-8:00AM General Announcements 8:15AM Hunter Round: Shotgun Start 9:00AM ProAm: $25 Registration Fee 5:00PM Sunday, July 30 Daily Check-In 7:00AM-8:00AM General Announcements 8:15AM Animal Round: Shotgun Start 9:00AM Awards Ceremony T.B.A.*
*Ceremony will be held inside within 2 hours of all scorecards being turned in. Time to be announced. Daily Check-In and Announcements will be held at the outdoor comfort station. Concessions Available! Breakfast & lunch concessions will be available at multiple locations throughout the ranges beginning at 7:00AM each morning until the ranges are clear each afternoon. Proceeds benefit the Yankton JOAD club. NATIONAL FIELD ARCHERY ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP RULES All participants, regardless of ability, must adhere to NFAA competition rules. The rules printed in this document are not the complete rules established by the NFAA, they are condensed by necessity. They are not to be considered final; there could be other rules that may apply to your situation. It is your responsibility to be familiar with the NFAA rules of competition. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE for verifying you are in the correct Division and Style of Shooting prior to the beginning of competition. SAFETY. A few simple safety rules need to be observed: 1. Make sure all your equipment is in safe working order, you are responsible for the damage your equipment may cause should a “malfunction” occur. 2. Never exceed the manufacturer’s recommendation matching arrow spine to bow weight. 3. When drawing your bow, the arrow should always remain in a horizontal position pointed at the target. If you can only draw your bow with the arrow pointed upward, you are over bowed and tournament officials may request a change. 4. Always be sure no one or nothing is in your line of “fire” when releasing an arrow, remember you are ultimately responsible for the destination of your arrow. EQUIPMENT. It is your responsibility to know if your equipment is legal for NFAA competition. Simply because your equipment was “legal” in your state or club competition does not necessarily mean it is legal as described by NFAA rules of competition. If you are unsure about the legality of your equipment ask a tournament official. If, at any time, it is deemed your equipment is not meeting NFAA equipment standards, you will be disqualified. Maximum Peak Bow Weight allowed in NFAA Competition is 80 pounds, maximum speed of 300 FPS with a variance of 3%. GENERAL SHOOTING RULES for FIELD – HUNTER - ANIMAL. 1. Archers shoot in groups of not less than 3 or more than 6; 4 to be the preferred number. No group of less than 3 shall turn in an official score. 2. By mutual agreement each group of archers shall decide which two shall shoot from which side of the shooting stake. On targets 1 and 15 the archers shall change their order of shooting. Those who shot first shall shoot last and those who shot last shall shoot first. Those archers who had been shooting from the right side shall shoot from the left side and those who had been shooting from the left side shall shoot from the right side. If you shot bottom targets you will switch to the top and if you shot top you will switch to the bottom. Example:
The archers beginning on target #8 will maintain their shooting position through target #14. On target #15, they will change shooting positions and continue through #28. At target #1 the archers will resume their original positions and finish the course through target #7. The archer must straddle an imaginary shooting line, which is marked by the distance stake and parallel to the target face, while shooting the required arrows. No archer may advance to the target until all arrows have been shot by the group, except for yardages that are 32 yards or less and when there are more than four archers in a group on 35cm targets or smaller. 3. When shooting at butts with multiple target faces, the first 2 archers will shoot the bottom target faces. When target faces are placed side by side (i.e. 50 cm) the archer on the left will shoot the left target face; the archer on the right will shoot the right target face. On fan positions the same applies, except each archer will shoot one arrow from each position, two arrows at each target. Any arrow striking the wrong target shall be considered a miss and may not be re-shot. 20 cm targets will be shot vertically. The shooter may elect to shoot top to bottom in order or bottom to top in order. Each archer must choose one column of four target faces on his or her side of the shooting stakes. An archer must not shoot at a column that has already been shot by another archer. 4. Two or more archers shall shoot at the same time to prevent delays. One group shall not hold up the following groups for any reason including looking for lost arrows. Enough arrows shall be carried so that each archer may continue shooting, and return later to find any missing arrows. If one or more open targets in front and two or more groups back up, the delaying group shall allow the backed up groups to shoot through. 5. Archers may not practice on any course to be used for tournament competition later the same day, however, the first target of each day’s competition will be used as practice at the discretion of the tournament chairman. This will be determined and announced prior to each day’s round. Practice arrows shall not be counted as score. The maximum number of practice arrows allowable will be determined by the round being shot. 6. An archer leaving the range for any reason other than an emergency or an equipment failure may be privileged to return to his/her group and complete unfinished round or subsequent rounds. He/She will not be privileged to make up any missed targets in the interim. If deemed an emergency, or an equipment failure, then in the presence of the tournament official he/she will be allowed to shoot and score missed targets. 7. In the case of an equipment failure, the archer may have the needed time, as granted by a tournament official, for equipment repair or replacement and may shoot arrows required to assure that the proper sight settings are accurate, within the 45 minute maximum time limit. Then, in the presence of the tournament official, be allowed to shoot and score the targets missed. This occurrence of repair or replacement is allowed only once in any tournament day. 8. No archer may shoot (compete) in any one tournament more than one time. No dual registration is allowed. 9. In case of inclement weather, the tournament shall continue unless the range has becomes unsafe as determined by the Tournament Chairman or appointed Tournament Officials. A pre-determined signal will be sounded to halt competition. An archer leaving the range without approval shall be subject to rule #6 above. 10. No alcoholic beverages may be carried or consumed on any range or practice area during shooting hours at National or Sectional tournaments. Anyone caught breaking this rule will be immediately disqualified and not be allowed to complete the tournament. 11. Tripods for spotting scopes and/or binoculars shall not be permitted. 12. A (3) three-letdown rule will be applied per arrow. A fourth letdown will be counted as a shot arrow. There will be a shooting time limit. Your scorecard must be turned in by the announced deadline for that day’s score to be recorded. 13. The targets must be shot in numerical sequence. Archers are not allowed to intentionally skip a target(s) and return later to shoot and score the skipped target(s). An intentionally skipped target(s) may not be re-shot and shall be scored as a zero. 14. Archers must complete the prescribed number of targets for the tournament to be eligible for an award. No award can be won with an incomplete score, except in the case of emergency. SCORING. 1. All arrows must remain in the target butt, untouched, until all arrows are scored. In all NFAA Rounds, an arrow shaft need only touch the line to be counted in the area of next higher value. 2. The status of all arrows shall be determined and recorded before touching or withdrawing any arrows from the target butt. 3. The target group will select a score caller, two scorekeepers, and a target captain. The target captain shall be the judge of disputed arrows on his/her target. When a captains arrows are in question, the majority of the group shall decide the status of Target Captains arrows. When a line judge has been appointed by the tournament director and an appeal is made to the line judge, the line judge’s call will be final. 4. Off-ground skids or glances into the target shall not be counted. Arrows striking objects over the shooting lane may be re-shot. 5. Arrows passing through the face, but still in the butt, may be pushed back and scored as hits in the circles through which they passed. Any arrows deflected by a foreign object or miss fired will be scored where it lies. Any arrow embedded in the nock of another arrow (generally known as a “Robin Hood”) will be scored the same as the arrow it struck and skewered. 6. Arrows believed to have passed through the target may be re-shot with marked arrows, which will not be scored if the doubtful arrows are found in the butt. 7. Unsuspected pass through: In any instance where arrows are found to have obviously passed through in such a manner they cannot be properly scored and their location and the condition of the butt convince the target captain that the arrows did indeed pass through a scoring area, the archer may return and re-shoot from the obvious distances or furthest distances involved. 8. Witnessed bounce outs, believed to have hit the target in the scoring area, will be re-shot. 9. Ties for 1st in Championship Flights will be broken by a shoot off. Ties for 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the Professional divisions will be
broken by shoot off. All shoot offs for ties will take place at the practice range, on the longest yardage commensurate with age. Field or Hunter faces may be used at the discretion of the tournament director. Score, Spots & X’s will be used. After one end, if still tied, repeat the end. 10. An archer who shoots arrows in excess of the prescribed number shall lose the arrow or arrows of higher value. A penalty of one point will be assessed for each arrow shot over the prescribed number. 11. Any arrow(s) shot from other than a pre-designated position in the designated order shall be scored as “0” (zero). 12. A dropped arrow is one which falls while being transferred from the quiver to be nocked on the string or in preparation for a shot or which falls from the string during a controlled letdown. A dropped arrow may be re-shot. 13. Scorecards must be signed as correct by the scorekeeper and the archer. Once submitted, a scorecard cannot be retrieved for purposes of changing totals. An archer who has signed and submitted a scorecard as correct which has incorrect total(s) may be disqualified. FIELD ROUND. Scoring: The scoring is 5 points for the spot, 4 for two white circles and 3 for outside black rings. In all NFAA rounds, an arrow need only touch the line to be counted in the area of next higher value. Shooting Rules: Each archer shall shoot 4 arrows at each of the 28-targets in a round. a) 1 stake - shoot 4 arrows from the same stake. b) 4 stakes - shoot 1 arrow from each stake. HUNTER ROUND. Scoring is 5 points for the spot, 4 for center ring, and 3 for the outer ring. In all NFAA rounds, an arrow need only touch the line to be counted in the area of next higher value. Shooting Rules: In shooting the Hunter Round the archer will observe the following shooting positions: a) 1 stake - shoot 4 arrows from the same stake. b) 2 stakes - shoot 2 arrows from each stake. c) 4 stakes - shoot 1 arrow from each stake. ANIMAL ROUND: 1. Scoring: 21, 20 or 18 for the first arrow; 17, 16 or 14 for the second arrow; 13, 12 or 10 for the third arrow In all NFAA Rounds, an arrow shaft need only touch the line to be counted in the area of next higher value. The high scoring area is oblong while the low scoring area is the area between the high scoring area and the “hide and hair” line or “feathers”, as the case may be. The area between the “hide and hair” line to the outside of the carcass is considered a non-scoring area. A bonus dot (valued one point) is located in the middle of the high scoring area and colored white on dark targets and black on light targets. Shooting Rules: A maximum of three marked arrows may be shot, in successive order, and the first scoring arrow will count. In the case of walk-up targets the first arrow must be shot from the farthest stake, the second arrow from the middle stake, and the third arrow from the nearest stake, in order to be scored. No archer shall advance to the target and then return to the stake to shoot again in the event of a missed arrow. If multiple target faces are presented on a target butt, they must all be the same design. If targets are different, the archers should contact a range official to change the targets to the same design before shooting or scoring that target. The NFAA tournament officials reserve the right to: 1. Disqualify anyone for any reason deemed appropriate (a written protest by a competitor is not necessary for a disqualification). 2. Change a posted score to reflect a “proper score”. 3. Be the final authority in all matters concerning the tournament. 4. Inspect any archery equipment they feel necessary during the tournament. Any individual wishing to file a protest against another archer must inform that individual in the presence of a tournament official that a protest will be filed. Both individuals have the right to be present at the meeting of the protest committee. All protests must be submitted in writing, within one hour after the end of the day’s shooting is finished. No protest that is filed after the time limit will be considered, or acted on. A $50 cash protest fee must accompany the written protest. This will be refunded if the protest is upheld. Professional Scoring- Field Round: In non-Professional Divisions, the X-Ring is used for tiebreakers only as determined by the Tournament Chairman. In all Professional Divisions, scoring is 1 bonus point for the X (total 6), five points for the spot, four for the two white rings, and three points for the outside back rings. Archers will track X’s in a separate column, i.e., 20 with 3X,which will carry over to a final column and would be totaled as 23. Professional Scoring- Hunter Round: In non-Professional Divisions, the X-ring is used for tiebreakers only as determined by the Tournament Chairman. In all Professional Divisions, scoring is 1 bonus point for the X (total 6), five points for the spot, four for the two white rings, and three points for the outside back rings. Archers will track X’s in a separate column, i.e., 20 with 3X, which will carry over to a final column and would be totaled as 23.
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Grp3 Grp4 Grp2 Grp3 Grp1 Grp4 Grp1 Grp2 Grp3 Grp1 Grp3 Grp2 Grp4 Grp4 Grp3 Grp4 Grp3 Grp4 Grp2 Grp3 Grp4 Grp3 Grp4 Grp1 Grp1 Grp2 Grp2 Grp1
Field Target Hunter Target Animal Target
50cm 20cm 65cm 50cm 65cm 35cm 65cm 50cm 35cm 65cm 50cm 50cm 35cm 35cm 50cm 35cm 50cm 35cm 50cm 50cm 35cm 35cm 20cm 65cm 65cm 50cm 65cm 65cm
Elevated Position
RUSHMORE RANGE
Shoot Position
Target
NFAA Easton Ya n k t o n A r c h e r y C e n t e r
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
11
28
21
27
1
22
26
20
23
24
25
19
2
8
3
18
17
7
4
9
6
11
16
12
10
15
13
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
Target Number
Field
14
50 35ft 30ft 25ft 20ft 20 55 30 45 40 35 30 15 40 45 25 65 35 35 35 35 60 80 70 60 50 80 70 60 50 65 55 50 35 35 35 35 45 60 15 20 45 40 35 30 35ft 30ft 25ft 20ft 40 30 25
Animal 39 36 33 13yds 16 38 35 32 27 23 10 24 36 33 30 14 51 46 41 21 59 54 49 57 52 47 56 51 46 59 54 49 37 34 31 37 34 31 29 32 29 26 57 52 47 12 14 28 10yds 26 23 13
Adult Adult Adult 40F 41H Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult 50 Adult 45 50 50 50 40F 41H Adult Adult Adult 45 Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult
Youth 20 20ft 10 20 10 20 10 18 20 10 30 15 25 30 30 30 20 20 15 20 25 10 10 20 20ft 18 10 10
Cub 50cm 20cm 35cm 65cm 35cm 50cm 35cm 50cm 50cm 35cm 65cm 50cm 65cm 65cm 65cm 65cm 65cm 50cm 50cm 50cm 65cm 35cm 35cm 50cm 20cm 50cm 35cm 35cm
50cm 20cm 35cm 50cm 35cm 50cm 35cm 50cm 50cm 35cm 65cm 35cm 65cm 65cm 65cm 65cm 50cm 50cm 35cm 50cm 65cm 35cm 35cm 50cm 20cm 50cm 35cm 35cm
Grp2 Grp4 Grp4 Grp2 Grp3 Grp3 Grp4 Grp3 Grp2 Grp4 Grp1 Grp3 Grp1 Grp1 Grp1 Grp1 Grp2 Grp2 Grp3 Grp2 Grp1 Grp4 Grp4 Grp3 Grp4 Grp3 Grp3 Grp4
Field Target Hunter Target Animal Target
Shoot Position
Legend Elevated Position
MISSOURI RANGE
Target
NFAA Easton Ya n k t o n A r c h e r y C e n t e r
48 11yds 19-17 53 48 44 41 28 28 28 28 36 36 36 36 15-14 40 44 23-20 64 59 55 52 32 32 32 32 58 53 48 45 70 65 61 58 70 65 61 58 64 59 55 52 53 48 44 41 48 32 32 32 32 44 58 53 48 45 15-14 19-17 36 36 36 36 11yds 40 28 28 28 28 23-20
Hunter
Missouri Range
5
Range Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri
BADLANDS RANGE
Hunter 57 52 47 27 21 38 35 32 59 54 49 39 36 33 23 51 46 41 24 14 36 33 30 10 13yds 16 12 59 54 49 29 10yds 13 26 57 52 47 28 37 34 31 37 34 31 14 32 29 26 56 51 46 23
Animal 50 Adult Adult 40F 41H 45 Adult Adult 50 Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult 50 Adult Adult Adult Adult 45 Adult 40F 41H Adult Adult Adult 50 Adult
Youth
30 10 15 20 25 20 20 30 18 10 20 10 20ft 10 10 30 15 20ft 10 18 25 20 20 20 10 20 30 10
Cub
12
11
65cm 35cm 35cm 50cm 65cm 50cm 50cm 65cm 50cm 35cm 50cm 35cm 20cm 35cm 35cm 65cm 35cm 20cm 35cm 50cm 65cm 50cm 50cm 50cm 35cm 50cm 65cm 35cm
10
13
Grp1 Grp3 Grp3 Grp2 Grp1 Grp2 Grp3 Grp1 Grp3 Grp4 Grp2 Grp4 Grp4 Grp4 Grp4 Grp1 Grp3 Grp4 Grp4 Grp3 Grp1 Grp3 Grp2 Grp2 Grp4 Grp2 Grp1 Grp3
9
14 Field Target Hunter Target Animal Target 65cm 35cm 50cm 65cm 65cm 50cm 50cm 65cm 50cm 35cm 50cm 35cm 20cm 35cm 35cm 65cm 50cm 20cm 35cm 50cm 65cm 50cm 65cm 50cm 35cm 50cm 65cm 35cm
15
16
8
18
17
19
7
20
6
21
5
22
Badlands Range
N FA A E a s t o n Ya n k t o n A r c h e r y C e n t e r
Field 70 65 61 58 28 28 28 28 32 32 32 32 53 48 44 41 58 53 48 45 48 36 36 36 36 64 59 55 52 40 23-20 44 15-14 11yds 19-17 15-14 64 59 55 52 32 32 32 32 11yds 23-20 40 58 53 48 45 36 36 36 36 53 48 44 41 48 19-17 44 70 65 61 58 28 28 28 28
Target
Target Number 80 70 60 50 30 35 35 35 35 55 60 50 45 40 35 30 65 40 25 45 15 35ft 30ft 25ft 20ft 20 15 65 35 35 35 35 35ft 30ft 25ft 20ft 25 40 60 45 40 35 30 55 50 20 45 80 70 60 50 30
Elevated Position
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
Shoot Position
Legend
Range Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands Badlands
23
4
24
25
3
2
1
26
28
27
NFAA Outdoor National Field Championships attendance history
NFAA Outdoor Attendance by Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
YEAR 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981
LOCATION ALLEGAN, MI SALT LAKE CITY, UT ST.FOREST, WI PASADENA, CA EAST TAWAS, MI WATKINS GLEN, NY MINNEAPOLIS, MN TWO RIVERS, WI SUNAPEE, NH LUDINGTON, MI CO SPRINGS, CO WATKINS GLEN, NY GRAYLING, MI BEND, OR GRAYLING, MI CRYSTAL SPGS, AR CRYSTAL SPGS, AR RUNNING SPGS, CA WATKINS GLEN, NY WATKINS GLEN, NY PT.PLEASENT, WV JACKSON, MS SALINAS, CA WATKINS GLEN, NY AURORA, IL CEDAR CITY, UT LUDLOW, MA AURORA, IL GOLDEN, CO JAY, VT AURORA, IL CLEMSON, SC AURORA, IL DETROIT LKS, MN WATKINS GLEN, NY AURORA, IL
DATE ARCHERS AUG 10-12 476 AUG 04-07 266 JUL 23-26 478 JUL 01-04 324 AUG 18-21 576 AUG 20-23 430 AUG 25-28 408 JUL 13-16 545 JUL 12-15 606 JUL 15-18 869 JUL 02-05 638 AUG 12-15 1094 JUL 28-31 1402 JUL-27-30 745 JUL 27-30 1203 JUN 27-30 711 JUL 31-AUG 03 502 JUL 22-26 493 JUL 27-31 778 JUL 26-30 636 JUL 25-29 810 JUL 24-28 556 JUL 29-AUG 03 336 JUL 28-AUG 01 470 JUL 27-31 772 JUL 27-29 630 JUL 24-28 604 JUL 23-27 684 JUL 22-26 761 JUL 21-25 992 JUL 26-30 1266 JUL 18-22 1028 JUL 24-28 935 JUL 23-27 685 JUL 27-31 948 JUL 27-31 708
37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71
YEAR 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
LOCATION DARRINGTON, WA WATKINS GLEN, NY AURORA, IL DARRINGTON, WA WATKINS GLEN, NY BLUE SPRINGS, MO DARRINGTON, WA WATKINS GLEN, NY BLUE SPRINGS, MO DARRINGTON, WA WAUSAU, WI BLUE SPRINGS, MO DARRINGTON, WA WAUSAU, WI WATKINS GLEN, NY DARRINGTON, WA DETROIT LAKES, MN WATKINS GLEN, NY DARRINGTON, WA BLUE SPRINGS, MO WATKINS GLEN, NY DARRINGTON, WA WATKINS GLEN, NY YANKTON, SD YANKTON, SD DARRINGTON, WA YANKTON, SD MECHANICSBURG, PA DARRINGTON, WA YANKTON, SD MECHANICSBURG, PA DARRINGTON, WA YANKTON, SD MECHANICSBURG, PA DARRINGTON, WA
DATE ARCHERS JUL 26-30 468 JUL 25-29 761 JUL 23-27 611 JUL 29-AUG 02 493 JUL 21-25 612 JUL 27-31 530 JUL 25-29 644 JUL 24-28 741 JUL 23-27 657 JUL 29-AUG 2 602 JUL 27-31 648 JUL 26-30 472 JUL 25-29 467 JUL 24-28 570 JUL 29-AUG 02 506 JUL 21-JUL 25 362 JUL 27-JUL 31 353 JUL 26-30 418 JULY 27-29 402 JULY 28-30 370 JULY 22-26 439 JULY 21-25 366 JULY 19-23 632 JULY 25-29 502 JULY 24-28 440 JULY 23-27 347 JULY 21-25 359 JULY 22-26 517 JULY 28-AUG 1 323 JULY 25 - 30 281 JULY 25 - 29 501 JULY 24 - 28 325 JULY 30 - AUG 3 330 JULY 22-26 490 JULY 25-29 405
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NFAA OUTDOOR NATIONAL RECORDS Division
Name
State Score Year
AFBB Field
Division
Name
State Score Year
Division
Name
State Score Year
Division
Name
State Score Year
Animal
B. Hood
MO
579
2005
Hunter
M. Willis
CA
527
2010
2016
Animal
L. Kenley
VA
579
2009
Animal
B. Stivison
WA
570
2007
Animal
H. Milne
IN
579
2015
AMFS C. McManus
VA
486
2007
Field
M. Rubio
CA
558
Hunter
C. McManus
VA
484
2009
Hunter
R. Hinkleman
MD
558
2007
Animal
C. McManus
VA
552
1993
Animal
B. Baker
VA
585
2009
Animal
C. Rosario
CA
552
2005 AMFSL
AFBH Field
J. Sciacca
CA
485
476
2014
514
2007
Hunter
S. Robinson
OH
457
2014
Animal
S. Robinson
OH
558
2014
R. Gentry
OR
538
2013
Hunter
A. Capp
SD
516
2006
R. Eckenburg
CA
535
2010
Animal
S. Johnson
CA
560
2002
Animal
C. Stauffer
TX
574
2005
J. Sciacca
CA
484
2010
CA
549
2007
AFBHFS 2014
MSMLB CMFSLR
AMFSLR 534
OH
MD
Hunter
J. Sciacca
PA
S. Robinson
A. Leimbach
Field
Hunter
M. McBride
Field
Field
2010
Animal
Field
MSMFSLR CMFSL
Field
J. Mathrole
SD
91
2014
Field
D. Denton
MT
517
2008
Hunter
J. Mathrole
SD
93
2014
Animal
J. Law
IA
213
2015
Field
2014
Field
T. Hines
WA
513
2013
Hunter
D. Denton
MT
505
2008
Hunter
T. Hines
WA
515
2007
Animal
D. Denton
MT
547
2008 MSMTRAD
Hunter
J. Hakl
MN
537
2009
Hunter
J. Demmer
PA
515
2015
Animal
C. Flood
IL
575
2015
Animal
T. Hines
WA
565
2010
MSFBB
B. Graham
OK
409
Animal
J. Demmer
PA
565
2015
Field
R. Jackson
OR
402
2007
Hunter
B. Graham
OK
407
2015
Hunter
R. Jackson
OR
389
2007
Animal
B. Graham
OK
479
2014
Animal
R. Jackson
OR
492
2007 Field
2012
AFBHFSL Field
K. Eagleton
CA
475
2016
AMLB
Hunter
K. Eagleton
CA
485
2016
Field
D. Chatoo
FL
311
2015
Animal
C. Goldsmith
MD
552
1999
Hunter
D. Chatoo
FL
326
2015
MSFBH
J. Van Natta
OH
558
Animal
K. Canterbury
CO
410
2013
Field
R. Jackson
OR
378
2013
Hunter
J. Van Natta
OH
558
2009
Hunter
R. Jackson
OR
404
2013
FieldX
J. Van Natta
OH
634
2013
Animal
R. Jackson
OR
451
2013
HunterX
P. Pearce
CA
632
2015
Animal
C. Colin
PA
581
2012
AFFS Field
G. Braden
TX
552
2009
AMTRAD
Hunter
B. Kouns
CA
555
1995
Field
A. Eagleton
CA
476
2009
Animal
C. Davis
PA
580
2015
Hunter
A. Eagleton
CA
486
2010
AFFSL Field
E. Strassman
WI
520
2011
Hunter
E. Strassman
WI
513
2011
Animal
J. Gilley
OK
561
2008
AFFSLR Field
D. Puls
WA
463
2016
PFFS
MSFBHFS
Animal
E. Eaton
WA
532
1994
Field
B. McMahan
CA
427
2016
PFFSL
Animal
T. Driscoll
CA
532
2004
Hunter
B. McMahan
CA
438
2016
Field
J. Gilley
OK
494
2006
Animal
G. McCain
CA
532
2014
Animal
B. McMahan
CA
520
2016
Hunter
J. Gilley
OK
491
2006
Animal
J. Gilley
OK
564
2005
CFBB
MSFFS
Field
T. Parker
WA
412
2007
Field
L. Hickman
WA
526
2009
PMFS
Hunter
T. Parker
WA
408
2007
Hunter
L. Hickman
WA
535
2009
Field
J. Broadwater PA
560
2009
Animal
R. Trafford
LA
549
2004
Animal
R. Pridgen
OK
571
2006
Hunter
J. Broadwater PA
560
2007
Hunter
S. McGrath
WA
467
2010
Animal
L. Walter
CO
549
2008
CFBHFS
Animal
J. Barden
VA
549
2011
Field
A. Beauvais
OR
541
2016
Field
K. Christiansen CA
414
Hunter
E. Hansemann MT
546
2016
Hunter
K. Christiansen CA
403
Animal
K. Moss
574
2014
Animal
K. Christiansen CA
483
AFLB
Hunter
D. Cousins
ME
560
2007
Hunter
R. Wilde
ID
560
2009
2007
Hunter
K. Wilke
UT
560
2011
2007
Hunter
D. Houser
PA
560
2016
2007
Hunter
B. Deaton
IA
560
2016
MSFFSL
OK
Field
R. Skubish
NJ
244
2016
Hunter
R. Skubish
NJ
277
2016
CFFS
Animal
R. Skubish
NJ
391
2014
Field
E. Fischer
TX
557
2008
Field
D. Clem
MD
495
2009
Field
I. Geissbuhler
WA
557
2016
Hunter
T. Daley
CA
496
2013
Animal
D. Cline
VA
551
2010
AFTRAD Field
S. McCain
CA
433
2012
Hunter
S. McCain
CA
445
2012
Animal
S. McCain
CA
524
2012
AMBB Field
R. Stark
VA
516
2008
Hunter
R. Stark
VA
518
2009
Animal
R. Stark
VA
562
2012
FieldX
B. English
OR
652
2013
HunterX
J. Broadwater PA
654
2014
Animal
J. Broadwater PA
587
2009
Field
R. Gentry
OR
546
2008
Hunter
R. Huffman
MO
542
2006
2016
Animal
E. Budzinski
WI
575
2005
Animal
R. Huffman
MO
575
2006
MSMBB
Hunter
M. Rives
MS
559
2016
Animal
J. Klatt
SD
582
2014 MSMBH
CFFSL
Field
J. Avery
CA
400
Field
S. Combs
TX
518
2008
Hunter
J. Avery
CA
421
2016
Hunter
S Combs
TX
520
2008
Animal
J. Avery
CA
503
2016
Animal
J. Sager
CA
556
2000
PMFSLR MSMBHFS
CFSLR Animal
Field K. Larrick
FL
557
2004
AMBH
PMFSL
D. Seale
OR
513
Field
B. Perry
NC
391
2012
2016
Hunter
B. Perry
NC
414
2012
Animal
B. Perry
NC
507
2012
Hunter
D. Seale
OR
512
2016
Animal
D. Seale
OR
554
2016
Field
R. Bromley
OR
512
2010
CMBB
Hunter
R. Bromley
OR
514
2007
Field
J. Leimbach
MD
515
2007
MSMBHFSL
SFBB Field
R. Wall
TX
436
2007
Animal
R. Bromley
OR
561
2007
Hunter
C. Gregory
TX
531
2010
Field
B. Baker
CA
456
2016
Hunter
R. Wall
TX
450
2006
Animal
B. Brooks
TX
557
1988
Hunter
P. Norris
CA
448
2016
Animal
R. Wall
TX
529
2006
Animal
P. Norris
CA
522
2016
AMBHFS Field
T. Ewers
VA
554
2009
CMBHFS
Field
T. Warner
PA
554
2012
Field
L. Ray
IA
542
2014
MSMFS
Hunter
T. Warner
PA
554
2012
Hunter
L. Ray
IA
552
2014
Field
D. Pridgen
OK
550
Animal
J. Dean
VA
580
2012
Animal
L. Ray
IA
576
2014
Hunter
D. Pridgen
OK
Animal
J. Bauernfeind NY
Animal
D. Pridgen
AMBHFSL
SFBH
CMFS
Field
W. Caires
CO
514
2008
Field
M. DeCosta
CA
559
2008
Hunter
W. Caires
CO
521
2008
Field
L. Kenley
VA
559
2009
MSMFSL
Animal
R. Gentry
OR
572
2005
Hunter
L. Kenley
VA
560
2009
Field
J. Stanek
OK
OR
Field
J. Sciacca
CA
475
2016
2007
Hunter
J. Sciacca
CA
478
2016
551
2007
Animal
J. McCubins
OR
521
2003
579
2005
579
2006
Field
J. Hakl
MN
531
2013
Hunter
J. Hakl
MN
540
2013
Animal
M. Jones
IA
566
2012
524
2007
SFBHFS
NFAA OUTDOOR NATIONAL RECORDS Division
Name
State Score Year
Division
Name
State Score Year
Division
Animal
J. Hakl
MN
Animal
T. Burnham
OR
SSMBHFS
566
2013
SFBHFSL
410
2014
SMTRAD
Name
State Score Year
Field
B. Arnold
MN
538
2014
Division
Name
State Score Year
Animal
H. Slane
WA
569
2016
YAMFS
Hunter
M. Reed
WA
541
2016
Field
L. Lynde
ND
445
2015
Field
A. Eagleton
CA
464
2016
Animal
D. Seale
OR
570
2013
Field
C. Monahan NY
555
2006
Hunter
L. Lynde
ND
454
2015
Hunter
A. Eagleton
CA
467
2015
Animal
B. Arnold
MN
570
2014
Field
J. Marlow
FL
555
2012
Animal
L. Lynde
ND
495
2013
Animal
G. McCain
CA
530
2013
Animal
B. Shipman IA
570
2014
Hunter
J. Marlow
FL
557
2012
Animal
M. Setzer
NJ
570
2015
Animal
H. Tuveson MN
583
2011
SFFS
SPFFS
Field
B. Pearson
AZ
540
2012
Field
J. Hakl
MN
528
2016
SSMBHFSL
Field
M. White
FL
540
2015
Hunter
J. Hakl
MN
531
2015
Field
F. Smith
KY
487
2014
Animal
T. Welch
WV
558
1985
Hunter
B. Pearson
AZ
549
2012
FieldX
J. Hakl
MN
566
2016
Hunter
C. Galusha
NY
487
2015
Animal
A. Cote
WA
558
2001
Animal
J. Hakl
MN
578
2014
HunterX
J. Hakl
MN
576
2015
Animal
C. Galusha
NY
555
2015
Animal
S. Hennemann MO
569
2008
Field
2009
SFFSL
YAMFSL
YAMFSLR SSMFS
Field
P. Bridge
IA
472
2011
SPMFS
Hunter
L. Parker
WA
476
2008
Field
Animal
J. Hall
WA
552
1996
SFFSLR
A. Ruddock
OR
556
2010
Y. Kaku
CA
468
Field
JC Bradway NJ
550
2015
Hunter
J. Garner
GA
482
2016
Hunter
JC Bradway NJ
550
2015
Animal
Y. Kaku
CA
557
2009
Field
C. Milne
MT
187
2016
Hunter
C. Milne
MT
187
2016
Animal
C. Cisek
CT
468
1975
Field
B. Smith
MT
472
2016
Hunter
B. Smith
MT
482
2016
Animal
B. Smith
MT
529
2016
Field
D. Crook
KS
546
2014
Hunter
P. Pearce
CA
544
2008
Animal
P. Pearce
CA
577
2008
Field
D. Gottman PA
309
2006
Hunter
D. Gottman PA
337
2006
Animal
L. Dodson
WV
552
1991
Field
E. White
WA
456
2016
Hunter
E. White
WA
459
2016
Animal
D. Baird
MI
543
2014
Field
J. White
MO
556
2012
Animal
JC Bradway NJ
579
2014
Field
R. Willett Jr
VA
556
2015
Animal
D. Bucy
579
2015
Hunter
D. Neely
CA
557
2010
TX
Field
L. Walter
CO
397
2014
Hunter
A. Ruddock
OR
557
2012
SSMFSL
Hunter
L. Walter
CO
428
2014
Hunter
J. White
MO
557
2012
Field
V. Herschell WA
518
2014
Animal
L. Walter
CO
534
2014
Hunter
M. Leiter
MD
557
2015
Hunter
D. Hryn
NY
523
2016
FieldX
M. Leiter
MD
639
2013
Animal
M. Willis
CA
568
2013
HunterX
R. Willett Jr
VA
633
2015
SFTRAD Field
S. McCain
CA
427
2016
Animal
A. Ruddock
OR
582
2012
SSMFSLR
Hunter
S. McCain
CA
407
2016
Animal
R. Willett Jr
VA
582
2014
Field
D. Wearne
NE
487
2015
Animal
S. McCain
CA
488
2016
Hunter
D. Wearne
NE
498
2015
Animal
D. Wearne
NE
548
2016
SPMFSL SMBB
Field
L. Smith
WI
493
2009
Field
T. Daley
CA
496
2009
Hunter
L. Smith
WI
487
2009
SSMLB
Hunter
D. Hughes
TX
502
2008
Animal
L. Smith
WI
557
2005
Field
A. Nixon
NM
339
2014
Animal
D. Hughes
TX
560
2008
Hunter
A. Nixon
NM
376
2014
Animal
A. Nixon
NM
469
2014
SSFBB SMBH
Field
C. St. Clair
AZ
404
2015
Field
G. McCain
CA
493
2010
Hunter
C. St. Clair
AZ
433
2015
SSMTRAD
Hunter
G. McCain
CA
496
2012
Animal
C. St. Clair
AZ
474
2015
Field
M. Vaden
CA
410
2016
Animal
G. McCain
CA
543
2010
Hunter
M. Vaden
CA
412
2016
Animal
M. Mahana NJ
497
2014
SSFBH SMBHFS
Field
M. Nations
WA
301
2015
Field
R. Jones
IA
557
2010
Hunter
M. Nations
WA
318
2016
YAFBB
Hunter
G. Marrier
VT
544
2011
Animal
M. Nations
WA
466
2016
Field
M. Wilkens CA
267
2016
Animal
S. Coleman
TX
576
2006
Hunter
M. Wilkens CA
277
2016
Animal
C. Rosario
490
1988
SSFBHFS SMBHFSL Field
J. Hendricks
OR
511
Field
M. Jones
IA
500
2013
2007
Hunter
M. Jones
IA
510
2013
Animal
M. Jones
IA
570
2013
Hunter
D. Clem
MD
506
2006
Animal
J. Wyler
IL
566
2006 SSFFS
SMFS
Field
B. Pearson
AZ
544
2014
CA
YAFBHFS Field
A. Croft
MT
451
2013
Hunter
A. Croft
MT
480
2013
Animal
A. Croft
MT
543
2013
553
2015
Hunter
B. Pearson
AZ
543
2013
YAFFS
H.E. Whobrey KY
553
2009
Animal
B. Pearson
AZ
576
2014
Field
T. Skarvan
WI
546
2009
S. Stover
IL
553
2016
Hunter
T. Skarvan
WI
548
2009
T. Lynch
VA
583
2015
Animal
T. Skarvan
WI
580
2008
Field
T. Harris
Hunter Hunter Animal
WV
SMFSL Field
B. Gentry
OR
525
2016
Hunter
B. Gentry
OR
530
2016
Animal
R. Mills
CA
573
2003
SMFSLR Field
W. Lee
WA
504
2010
Hunter
J. Shackelford NM
491
2015
Animal
W. Lee
559
2010
WA
SMLB Field
T. Burnham
OR
239
2014
Hunter
T. Burnham
OR
301
2014
SSFFSL Field
L. Parker
WA
458
2015
Hunter
L. Parker
WA
457
2015
YAFFSLR
Animal
L. Parker
WA
534
2013
Field
F. Cook
WA
475
Hunter
S. McGrath WA
438
Animal
A. Sissens
534
2007
SSMBB
OR
YFBB
YFBHFS
YFFS
YFFSL
YFFSLR
YMBB Field
J. Leimbach MD
430
2009
Hunter
J. Leimbach MD
437
2009
Animal
J. Leimbach MD
539
2009
YMBHFS Field
A. Lavan
IA
537
2014
Hunter
A. Lavan
IA
533
2014
Animal
A. Lavan
IA
567
2014
YMFS Field
E. Custer
PA
553
2015
Hunter
D. O'Connor GA
550
2014
2016
Hunter
T. Heritage
NJ
550
2016
2007
Animal
D. O'Connor GA
579
2014
YMFSL
Field
F. Burdi
NJ
493
2016
Hunter
F. Burdi
NJ
503
2016
YAMBB
Field
A. Cloos
SD
487
2008
Animal
F. Burdi
NJ
550
2016
Field
C. Sciacca
CA
418
2013
Hunter
A. Cloos
SD
480
2008
Hunter
C. Sciacca
CA
423
2013
Animal
A. Tedford
MT
566
2003
Animal
J. Moschetz WI
544
1976
SSMBH
YMFSLR
Field
B. Linett
WA
472
2013
Hunter
B. Linett
WA
471
2013
YAMBHFS
Field
D. Denton
MT
470
2010
Animal
R. Chisholm
CA
535
2016
Field
H. Slane
WA
521
2016
Hunter
D. Denton
MT
461
2010
Hunter
H. Slane
WA
506
2016
Animal
D. Denton
MT
544
2010
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