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Officers President—Brian Sheffler 7006 Beargrass Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46241 317/244-7585 lbsheff@comcast.net Vice President—Doug Joyce 30 Willow Ave. Somerset, NJ 08873 732/713/6473 jdjarcher@aol.com Executive Director – Bruce Cull 800 Archery Lane Yankton, SD 57078 605/661-0877 bcull@nfaausa.com Executive Secretary – Natalie Vollmer 800 Archery Lane Yankton, SD 57078 605/260-9279 nvollmer@nfaausa.com
Council Great Lakes Rocky Kline 1108 N. Korby St. Kokomo, IN 46901 765-438-6413 rlkline1@comcast.net
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Michael Arison Director - IN 2301 E 16th St. Muncie, IN 47302 765-748-5477 psearison72@yahoo.com
Ray Manfull Director - KS 141 N. Abliene Valley Center, KS 67147 620/755-0464 cqbowhunter@sbcglobal.net
Mike Spence Director - MI 11263 Connell Dr. Dexter, MI 48130 734/649-6375 grysbok1mike@aol.com
Rob Knutson Director - MN 18437 230th Ave. NW Big Lake, MN 55309 763/263-6754 motorob362@gmail.com
Norm Newman Director - OH 103 Aleutian Circle Kenton, OH 43326 419/673-0021
Cole Duensing Director – MO 827 NE Hwy C Clinton, MO 64735 660/525-3869 cole.duensing1@gmail.com
Bruce Trimble Director - WI 9444 Rainbows End Amherst Junction, WI 54407 715/254-7015 stringmaker@gmail.com
Ed Christman Director - NE 3818 34th St. Columbus, NE 69601 402/563-3504 eChristman@neb.rr.com
MID ATLANTIC Carol Protack Director – DE 107 Elm Ave. Newark, DE 19711 302/530-8387 carolpro@comcast.net
Lee Hetletved Director – ND 4456 149 Ave. NW Bismarck, ND 58503 701/226-2775 leethetletved@gmail.com
Tom Coblentz Director - MD 1 Ash Dr. Knoxville, MD 21758 301/834-7154 tomproarcher@gmail.com
Tim Withers Director - SD 222 Grey Goose Rd Pierre, SD 57501 605/280-6435 timwithers@ymail.com
New England William Hall PO Box 57 Willington, CT 06279 860/987-2660 inner10@yahoo.com
Robert Wertz Director - PA 336 Third Street Hanover, PA 17331 717/451-7408 bulldogs4bean@aol.com
Northwest Hubert Sims PO Box 1713 Orofino, ID 83544 208/476-5377 hmsarchery1077@gmail.com
Jennifer Dean Director - NJ 115 Flipper Ave. Manahawkin, NJ 08050 609/290-0977 englishteach11@hotmail.com
NEW ENGLAND Amber Sullivan Director - VT 275 Nason St St. Albans, VT 05478 802/782-9242 vermontjuniorarchers@ gmail.com
Southeast Tim Austin 1710 SW 76th Terrace Gainesville, FL 32607 352/332-1969 tim.austin@floridaarchery. org
Samantha Brenzel Director - NY 381 Roger Ave. North Tonawanda, NY 14120 716/930-0098 Sjbrenzel@gmail.com
Mid-Atlantic vacant Midwest Reginald “Shorty” Faber PO Box 66 Carthage, SD 57349 605/772-4468 shortyfaber@alliancecom. net
Southern Lee Gregory 112 Ridge Oak Drive Georgetown, TX 78628-7613 512/966-2799 lee@dlprint.com Southwest Tom Daley 23121 Oak Mountain Ct. Auburn, CA 95602 650/722-2713 lestom70@gmail.com
Board of directors GREAT LAKES Robert Rayhel Director - IL
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 jstincher86@gmail.com MIDWEST Ray Jones Director - IA 704 West South Winterset, IA 50273 515/462-6788
Vacant Director - CT Michael Broadbent Director - ME 117 Webtser Rd. Lisbon, ME 04250 207/607-9115 mbhunta247@gmail.com David Ferrie Director - MA 52 Sumner St Auburn, MA 01501 d.ferrie@charter.net Michael Wright Director - NH PO box 237 Marlboro, NH 03455 603/209-8007 barebownh@aol.com Charles Howard, Jr. Director - RI 60 Purchase St Apt 1 E Providence, RI 02914 401/525-8160 chowardjr88@yahoo.com NORTHWEST Brandon Higley Director - ID
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835 Burley Ave. Buhl, ID 83316 208/308-4267 bugz30x@live.com Joel McNeese Director - MT 4205 Lewis Ave. Great Falls, MT 59405 406/727-2997 jrmcneese@bresnan.net Bernie Punzalan Director - AK 3939 Reflection Dr. Anchorage, AK 99504 316/258-0297 John Wainwright Director - OR 398 SW Bent Loop Powellbutte, OR 97753 541/420-0312 jvwriver04@hotmail.com TC Parker Director - WA PO Box 613 Hoquiam, WA 98550 360/533-4698 parkertc@live.com Andy Turnquist Director - WY 2060 Wolff Rd Gillette, WY 82718 307/257-7509 andyturn@bresnan.net SOUTHEAST Mike Albertson Director - AL 531 Laura Ln. Newton, AL 36352 334/324-9322 JMAlbertson@aol.com Oliver Austin Director - FL 1620 Yearling Trail Tallahassee, FL 32317 850/309-1918 oaustin@admin.fsu.edu
jamesmaze5529@gmail.com New England Crystal Gauvin SOUTHERN 406-259-9801 Billy Jacobs gauvincj@gmail.com Director - MS 4107 Highway 51 NS Midwest Summit, MS 39666 Julene Hakl 601/248-4574 651-462-1916 robinhood560@yahoo.com wjarchery@gmail.com Jim Metzger Director - LA 2019 Lovers Lane Shreveport, LA 71105 318/402-3381 GreyTrad@aol.com Fred Hockett Director - OK 727 Kingsgate Rd. Yukon, OK 73099 405/202-7851 delainehockett@sbcglobal. net Steve Coleman Director - TX 909 LCR 120 Mount Calm, TX 76673 254/723-4018 j13scoleman@yahoo.com SOUTHWEST Caytie Belzner Director - AZ 1083 N. Boyd Apache Junction, AZ 85119 480/620-4644 caytiebelzner@gmail.com Gary McCain Director - CA 27928 Clear Creek Rd. Keene, CA 93531 661/809-0947 gary@bgmach.com Randy Brabec Director - CO PO Box 27 Loma, CO 81524 970/xxx-xxxx rebowtune@gmail.com
Charles Cumber Director - GA 224 Timberwood Dr. Thomson, GA 30824 706/690-1103 watermedic23@yahoo.com
George Kong Director - HI 1255 14th Ave Honolulu, HI 96816 808/734-5402
Glen Baxter Director - KY 189 Tanyard Park Pl, Apt 144 Louisville, KY 40229 502/262-6738 gbaxter@heiltrailer.com
Carl Jamison Director - NM 6763 Forest Hills Dr. NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 505/857-0815 carl_jamison@msn.com
Joe Rozmus Director – NC 116 Trappers Run Drive Cary, NC 27513 919/606-5692 justxsroz@aol.com
John Thayer Director - NV 7215 W. Tara Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89117 702/222-9878 mdthayer@cox.net
Beth Anctil Vacant Director - SC Director - UT 706 Chippendale Dr Myrtle Beach, SC 29588 843/340-2357 Professional Representatives wildchildarchery@gmail.com Great Lakes James Maze Jeff Button Director – TN 608/839-5137 367 Deep Gap Rd jnbutton@aol.com Jackson, TN 38301 731/422-5529
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 Southeast George Ryals IV 678-901-9861 griv@archerylive.cm Southwest Randy Brabec 970-314-4971 rebowtune@gmail.com Pro Chairperson Chuck Cooley 404 10th St. Watkins Glen, NY 14891 607/343-8990 chuckcooley@gmail.com Certified Instructor Committee Vacant Bowhunting Chairman Tom Vollmer 800 Archery Lane Yankton, SD 57078-4174 605-260-9279 nvollmer@nfaausa.com
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Director Spotlight Oregon - John Wainwright As a young boy I was very active, and my mother signed me up with a 4-H group to keep busy. So at the age of 9 I started shooting archery and did very well in the local tournaments. When I was 19, I started working at a small sporting goods store and got interested in archery again. After a few close calls while firearm hunting, I thought that bowhunting would be safer. Plus the hunting session was much longer. I started shooting local tournaments again and bowhunting was starting to gain popularity. When 3D shoots started, I thought it would be fun and great practice for hunting. While attending a tournament, another shooter commented that I shoot traditional bow very well. He asked if I would like to go to the Oregon Bow Hunters Indoor State Tournament and I agreed. There I came to find out what the indoor five spot target was, how to join Oregon Bow Hunters and NFAA to be eligible for awards. A few years later, an OBH board member asked if I would be Interested in taking over the newly opened NFAA Director position for Oregon. I was voted in to the position and have been there ever since. Over the years I have been very active for the state of Oregon and learned a lot from the people at the NFAA office and made a few new friends. In 2016 I was voted in as President of Oregon Bow Hunters. I’m a Level 2 Instructor, having 20+ years in Bowhunter Education, and I’m an accomplished Bowyer. I am still shooting competitions. I believe with all I have done and learned I am making an impact on our sport of archery in the state of Oregon.
Rhode Island - Chuck Howard Archery has always been a part of my life. As a kid, playing cowboys and Indians with the neighborhood kids, I always played an Indian. My first bow was a Bear compound, a Christmas present from my parents when I was 8 years old. As is often the case, my teenage years found me pursuing
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The National Field Archery Association (NFAA) is comprised of 49 state associations. Each member association elects a State Director to serve on the NFAA Board of Directors. These Directors work not only on the state level but also on the sectional and national level to regulate NFAA events, equipment rules, round rules, and more! The Directors serve as the voting members for all proposed changes to the NFAA Constitution and Bylaws. Interested in getting more involved in the NFAA? Contact us at info@nfaausa.com for more information. Each issue we will take a moment to get to know a few of the current NFAA State Directors. You can view a full list of NFAA officers at https://www.nfaausa.com/sectionalrepresentatives/.
other interests which kept me busy well into my thirties. At that time, I found a rekindled love for hunting. A close friend of mine gave me an old bow of his, and I brought that bow to a local pro shop, where I was introduced to target archery. Needless to say I quickly fell in love with it. I joined the NFAA in March of 2007, and since then have had the privilege of meeting and shooting with many wonderful people. I have won an indoor state championship, and have placed third in a sectional. When Mr. Moore announced his retirement earlier this year, I knew it was time for me to get more involved. I asked him if he thought I would be a good fit for any of the open positions, and he suggested Director. I put my name on the ballot and have now been elected by my fellow members. Archery has had a big impact on my life. Through archery I met one of my best friends, which then afforded me an opportunity for a career change. Shooting has taught me patience and how to remain focused, whether I am on the shooting line or just in daily life. Over the course of my 12 years shooting target archery, the one thing that stands out to me is the fact that, even though we are all there to try to win, we will all stop to help a fellow archer if we can. As State Director I feel now is my chance to give back to the sport that has given so much to me. I am honored to have this opportunity.
South Dakota - Tim Withers I was introduced to archery in the early 70’s. There was a pro shop in Pierre where I participated in youth league every Saturday, one name I can remember Dean Gretchman who helped there and encouraged us to continue with archery. I first heard about the archery program from a friend of mine that lived in the same neighborhood who asked me to go along with him to archery one day, I was instantly hooked. I was introduced to the NFAA in the early 90’s. I was out at our outdoor range when I met a guy named Bruce Cull, he was starting to work on mowing trails and setting targets for the first South Dakota Archers Association State 3D. He asked if I could help them and encouraged CHAMPION, me to join the SDAA and NFAA. I was soon hooked, a few years passed
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and I became the Northeast Area Governor, later being elected to Vice President and soon President a position I held until the spring of 2019 when I was selected as the South Dakota State Director. I was fortunate enough to win a few state 3D titles in the Freestyle Limited Class before shoulder complications forced me to stop shooting and switch gears towards helping others and working events. I have been the head archery coach for the Hughes County 4-H archery program since 1995 and either the chief range or assistant range officer for 4-H Nationals since 2006. Being able to do all of these things has led to many things, in the fall of 2018 my wife and I were inducted into the South Dakota 4-H Shooting Sports Hall of Fame and the winter of 2018 I was awarded the South Dakota Game Fish and parks Division of Wildlife Exemplary Public Service Award for all of the volunteer work I do in archery. Archery has made a huge impact on my life, I have been fortunate enough to meet a lot of great people that I would not have if it were not for being involved in archery. This impact in my life includes my family. My wife and son both enjoy archery with my son growing up shooting archery since he was three years old and competing in tournaments since he was six.
texas- steve coleman Growing up, I lived near the woods and started shooting when I was 16. In 1984 I joined the NFAA and soon after that became more involved. Locally, I became President of the Huaco Bowman Archery Club. Following that I served as Texas President and then Director starting in 1996. I currently hold 6 national titles, 37 state and sectional titles along with various records. Through this sport I have created lots of friends and it’s been in my life for over 40 years.
WASHINGTON - TC PARKER I have been an archer and bowhunter since childhood, having been introduced to the sport by my father in 1940. Casual arrow flinging turned to serious aiming when I was relegated responsibility for maintaining my equipment, including finding and repairing arrows. I became involved in organized archery during my teen years, joining the local club Grays Harbor Bowmen. I helped the Club build a field range in 1952, and after our retirement have returned to shoot there and to help maintain that range. I joined NFAA in 1952 and I’m a life member of NFAA, Washington State Archery Association, and Grays Harbor Bowmen. I’ve also been at various times depending on where I lived a member of Hawaii State Archery Association, California Bowmen Hunters / State Archery Association, Virginia Bowhunters Association, and Florida Archery Association.
During my Marine Corps career (and subsequently accompanying my wife through her US Navy service) I found archery to be a very portable sport. It requires minimal personal equipment or infrastructure - just a bow and some arrows and target butts. Everywhere I was assigned there was already an archery range nearby, or I helped to build one. My wife and I even chartered Armed Forces Archers in Guam as a NFAA Club in 1981, and built a sevenlane range where we could shoot all the field distances by going twice around the course. I served as Membership / Treasurer of Washington State Archery Association for about 10 years. I have practiced and competed in about every style and division offered, starting with longbows and recurve bows when that was all that was available, experiencing the advent of sights, release aids, and the compound bow plus the transition from wood arrows to Fiberglas and aluminum and eventually aluminum / carbon composites. I’ve aged up from the junior divisions through adult, senior and now compete as Master Senior and usually shoot Freestyle Limited or Barebow styles. I had the pleasure to attend two IFAA World Field Championship tournaments: 1990 in Australia and 1994 in England. I have shot the NFAA Outdoor Nationals several times and won a few silver bowls! Archery is a big part of my life and identity. Participating in archery and traveling to events provides a group of “instant friends” who have at least one thing in common. Archery is also both an element of an exercise / fitness program and an inspiration / motivation to stay healthy so that I can continue to participate. A couple items of advice I would pass on to new archers: 1. Join a club. Use the range for practice and participate in the competitions. Even if you’ve got a spot to shoot in your yard or in the woods, the peer pressure and support of shooting with others will make you a better archer. And your club needs your support to stay in existence. 2. Compete. Don’t wait until you are “good enough”. If your arrows go generally where they are pointed, you are already good enough to participate. If only those few people who have a chance to win attend a competition, the course would be an empty place.
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Donate to the NFAA! The NFAA Foundation’s Mission is to provide education and information, concerning field archery to the general public and members of the National Field Archery Association of the United States. Per the NFAA Constitution and By-laws, “the purpose of the NFAA Foundation as presently formed is twofold. The first arm is the Museum Fund; this arm is the vehicle that is to be used to raise funds for the purpose of building an NFAA Museum. The second arm is our Scholarship Fund; this arm is to be used to raise funds for our yearly scholarship awards.” Funding for both sides of the Foundation come from tax-deductible donations. We are truly thankful to all those who donate and support the NFAA Foundation such as Ms. Susan Levesque and Mr. Dave Gilbert. It is these donations that help us to keep paying it forward and help us to fulfill our purpose! Did you know there are multiple ways you can donate to the NFAA Foundation? • You can make a monetary donation through mail-in checks or your membership account on nfaausa. sport80.com. • If you regularly shop on Amazon, you can go to AmazonSmile (smile.amazon. com) and choose the NFAA Foundation. AmazonSmile Foundation donates 8 scores, tournament info and more at nfaausa.com
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SAVE THE DATE february 12-14, 2021
YANKTON, SOUTH DAKOTA The NFAA Foundation will host the first annual Rushmore Rumble, February 12-14, 2021 at the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center. The event will be a money shoot with a guaranteed prize pot of $50,000 across all divisions, including scholarships in the junior divisions. The event will be open to all archers! No membership required. The Rushmore Rumble will include 2-days of competition with Day 1 featuring a new 600 Vegas round shot on the 40 cm 5-spot Vegas-style target. The round will consist of 12 ends of 5 arrows shot at 20 yards. The 40 cm 5-spot target features scoring areas 10-7 with the x-ring scoring. 4 minutes will be allowed for each end. Archers may also shoot at the 40 cm single-spot with scoring rings 10-1. Day 2 will feature a traditional Vegas 300 round shot on the 40 cm 3-spot Vegas target. The round will consist of 10 ends of 3 arrows shot at 20 yards. The 40 cm 3-spot target features scoring areas 10-6 with the x-ring scoring. 2 minutes will be allowed for each end. Archers may also shoot at the 40 cm single-spot with scoring rings 10-1. Championship division (including Championship Young Adult) ties for first, second, and third place will be determined by the highest total score from both days of competition, not counting x’s. All competitors tied with the same high score at the end of the second day will compete in a shoot-off to determine final places. The event will feature NFAA Foundation championship, flight, and junior divisions; the same divisions offered at The Vegas Shoot and the First Dakota Classic. Spectators are allowed but spectator space will be limited behind the shooting line. All archers and spectators will be asked to follow current CDC and local distancing and mask guidelines. Archers will not be required to wear a mask when competing. Prize money guarantee made possible by additional contributions from the following companies: Tru Ball/Axcel, AAE/Feather Vision, Kifaru, Martin Archery/Obsession Bows, Bowlife TV, QAD, TAC Vanes, Swhacker, Spot Hogg, GAS Bowstrings, Ultraview Archery, Bowjunky Media, Bowmar Archery Registration is open at nfaausa.sport80.com. 10 scores, tournament info and more at nfaausa.com
Preliminary Schedule The schedule is subject to change based on attendance! Friday, February 12 9:00AM-5:00PM Late Registration & Check In 9:00AM-8:00PM Paid Practice as Space is Available 12:00PM-6:00PM Trade show open Saturday, February 13 6:00AM-6:00PM Paid Practice as Space is Available 7:00AM-7:000PM Day 1: Vegas 600 Round on 5-Spot 40cm (Shooting Times to Be Announced, Based on Attendance) 9:00AM-6:00PM Trade show open Sunday, February 14 6:00AM-6:00PM Paid Practice as Space is Available 7:00AM-4:00PM Day 2: Vegas 300 Round on 3-Spot 40cm (Shooting Times to Be Announced, Based on Attendance) 9:00AM-4:00PM Trade show open Shoot Off to immediately following regular scoring!
Registration Flights Divisions $125 Early Registration ($150 after 2/1/2021 Early Registration Deadline) Bowhunter Flights* Compound Flights* Crossbow Flights* Crossbow Unlimited Flights* Compound Limited Flights* Recurve Flights* Recurve Barebow Flights* *Denotes Male and Female Combined
Junior Divisions $75 Early Registration ($100 after 2/1/2021 Early Registration Deadline) Cub (11 & Under), Youth (12-14), Young Adult (15-17) Compound Recurve
Championship Divisions $250 Early Registration ($275 after 2/1/2021 Early Registration Deadline) $200 Early Registration – Young Adult Divisions ($225 after 2/1/2021 Early Registration Deadline) Championship Compound Open* Championship Compound Female Championship Compound Senior* Championship Compound Young Adult (15-17 years)* Championship Recurve Male Championship Recurve Female Championship Recurve Young Adult* Championship Barebow Open* *Denotes Male and Female Combined All registrations are subject to a $15 cancellation fee. All cancellation requests must be received in writing on or before the early registration deadline (2/1/2021). No refunds will be considered on or after the early registration deadline.
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2020
marked 3d results 2020 Marked 3D National Championship Professional Male Freestyle 1. Jesse Broadwater 1174 2. Gaius Carter 1153 3. Cole Frederick 1148 4. Braden Gellenthien 1142 5. Mark Rubio 1136 6. Dave Cousins 1134 7. Brady Ellison 1123 8. Allen Brunetta 1120 9. Taylor Spoolstra 1117 10. Tate Morgan 1112 11. Michael Herrington 1094 12. Brandon Williamson 1093 13. Wade Smith 1061 14. Cody Preis 1054 15. Yashti Perkinskiller 1053 Professional Female Freestyle 1. Toja Ellison 1152 2. Paige Pearce 1133 3. Tanja Jensen 1128 4. Healther Gore 1125 Senior Professional Male Freestyle 1. 2.
Timothy Gillingham Brian Webb
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AFBB AFBF
Madison Wilkens Katie Novotny
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AFBF AFBF AFBF AFBR AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFFS AFLB AFRL AFTR AFTR AFTR AMBB AMBB AMBF AMBF AMBF AMBF AMBF AMBF
Hannah Voeks Tracy Vierra Sara Kirkendall (Harvey) Michelle Wilkens Stephanie Kerber Maicie Rackerby Kia Tonneslan Carrie Lin Tomieko Omel Kimberly Riner Rebecca Wiltse Candice Reifschneider Kelly Colin Morgan Lewis Jessica Taylor Shawna Sanders Karen Freed Therese Gordon Lisa Rodriguez Sandy McCain Faith Ruckman Mason Farris Jeremy Wilkens Lane Miller Jeremy Schillereff David Dooney Tim Blauwkamp Matthew McKee Jason Yenne
995 816 811 167 978 966 959 1001 1016 949 1061 951 924 860 909 1047 503 888 565 801 377 612 828 1049 1004 1038 1012 947 981
AMBF AMBF AMBF AMBR 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
Josh Colin Stefan Lacey James Bedard Bradley Thompson Luke Johnson Jose Lara Adam Correia Scott Shipley Louie Sheedy Christopher Garcia Alex Mueller Shane Worland Mark Omel Barry Smith Dunn Joe Frank Guadiana Justin Estassi Austin Fite Brent Brown Kyle Schillereff Darin Cravea Ryan Murray Matt Tippins Jaden Conyers Kevin Taylor Ryan Black Ryan Farrens Sam Neumann Spencer Daley John Mendoza Steven Green John Aguilar Michael Divers
634 899 796 985 1115 984 1075 1043 1092 1079 1066 1031 1162 1070 1006 1035 1023 1060 1063 1032 1043 1088 1049 1009 1017 1087 1136 1043 1055 775 943 443 751
AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMFS AMLB AMLB AMLB AMLB AMLB AMLB AMLB AMLB AMLB AMRL AMRL AMTR CFBF CMBB EMBF
David Stauffer Chris Jeske Joel Avendano Dominic Voeks Judah Ruckman Ryan Ruckman Juan Granados Robert Bejarano Thomas Goodwin Kevin Dodd Jason Weng Jeff Lewis Seth Mendenhall Ian Calvo William Wolf Nick Kappers Michael Sanders Evan Molina Don Ghormley Israel Avina Renal Earl Roy Brokaw Jed T Kern Cole Raven Daniel Stafford George Papac Robert Canham Adam Wells Bernhard Goesmann Myke Santiago Justyce Lacey Apolo Ukanwa Isaiah Mendenhall
886 1056 1039 1089 905 941 978 921 1053 963 922 824 913 993 942 1113 1118 965 0 695 741 733 700 674 598 737 780 864 751 775 720 240 440
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EMBF JFBB JFFS JFFS JFFS JFFS JFFS JFRL JFRL JMBF JMBF JMFS JMFS JMFS MMBB MMBF MMBF MMBF MMBF MMBF MMBF MMFL MMFS
Maxwell Hendricks Rubie Chambers Gracelyn Chambers Olivia Schillereff Bella Otter Aubrey McKee Abbie Holck Jennifer Kim Izzy Gutierrez Matthew Ebner Logan Kirkendall Caden Jones Elijah Ruckman Charles Compton Horacio Herrera Donald Pack Michael Cole Blaise Frauenholz Thomas Powell Ken Ebersol Gary Neely Gary Brown Gary Marsh
55 692 1049 915 1039 837 884 834 437 825 734 1029 994 849 531 711 916 812 932 763 803 627 842
MMFS MMFS MMFS MMFS MMFS MMTR SFBF SFBF SFBF SFFL SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFS SFFS
Scott Bomar Frank Pearson Bob Ackerman H.W. Pullins Robert Miller John Scordo Susan Bisbee Kari Hyatt Jenny Feix Kelly Eagleton Bethany Cravea Carissa Craghead Kimberly Gentner Shawn Wood Marsha Quan Renee Gee
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Break The Barriers (BTB), in partnership with the National Field Archery Association (NFAA), hosted the BTB and NFAA Marked 3D National Championship in Fresno, California on October 10-11, 2020. It was the first of its kind and largest in the world, inclusive archery tournament which brought awareness to all abilities and helped support over 1,000 Veterans that are enrolled in Break The Barriers’ free Veteran program. The Marked 3D National Championship was an inclusive marked NFAA 3D archery competition and drew archers of all skill levels from around the world. Over 600 archers participated in the event from our guest class to the top professionals. The event featured 102 life-size 3D targets situated on 300 acres of rolling California hills. Break The Barriers is a non-profit organization with over 25 inclusive programs for all abilities. Their values include being “dedicated to accelerating awareness, understanding, acceptance, and education for all people with various abilities.� Break The Barriers recognizes that every person has abilities and disabilities and they work hard to ensure that every person achieves success. Their archery program is the largest inclusive archery program in the United States. The Break The Barriers indoor shooting range has elite level archery equipment and allows students to learn from skilled instructors.
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Redecorate
with Trendy Archery Decor By Elizabeth Litwin
Home decorating is a way many of us express our personality, interests, and style. Athletes from other sports and superfans alike decorate their spaces with memorabilia, art and other home goods, and archers are no different. Keep reading to see some of the most stylish interior decorating ideas inspired by archery.
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FURNITURE & FIXTURES Perfect for a living room or as a nightstand, this accent table provides space for a lamp or knickknacks or even would serve as an excellent display for archery trophies.
This light fixture from Damm Designs features brass shafts with real, professionally fletched feathers. Multiple of these would look great over a kitchen island or bar area and offer great conversation starters with guests.
These arrow-themed curtain tiebacks are a subtle and functional way to show your love for archery. Even better, they also fit many dĂŠcor styles. Whether your taste is more mid-century modern, farmhouse, or classic, these could most definitely spruce up your living area or bedroom.
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HANDMADE PIECES
Signs are certainly on trend right now. This urban metal sign would be a great fit for a den or office and provides unique wall décor for the avid 3D archer.
Arrows are super trendy and can be used as décor in many places around the home. These playful, hand-painted decorative arrows are a fun addition to a home office, table centerpiece or kid’s room.
“The StudioLuscious” store on Esty crafts wooden targets with plenty of color choices to match any space. Use these alone or amid a gallery wall for that extra bit of personality. 22 scores, tournament info and more at nfaausa.com
ART PRINTS
Art prints are an easy and affordable way to decorate a small space or create a gallery wall! Here are some eyecatching designs by independent artists:
Sibo Miller created this detailed drawing of an Olympic recurve archer. Not only does it depict the arrow in mid-flight, it illustrates the limb movement that occurs immediately following the archer’s release. Pretty neat!
This abstract piece by Maxime Roy would add a pop of color to any home. It features a barebow archer’s form at full draw and leaves lots of interpretation up to the viewer.
Claudia Rinofner’s delicate drawing showcasing an archer on horseback takes the viewer to a time when archery was used solely for hunting to survive. The portrayal of a female huntress in this picture is especially unique for those times.
Whatever fixture, table, décor price or artwork you choose, pieces influenced by archery are sure to liven up any space and showcase your passion for the sport. Feel free to post a photo of your archery-inspired home décor on social media and tag @NFAAUSA. We would love to see archery pieces around your home. Happy decorating! scores, tournament info and more at nfaausa.com 23
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How To: Archery Bowling This game is great for all ages & skill levels! Goal: to reinforce the archer’s form.
Materials • 10 Solo cups • Bow • Arrows • Optional: Platform or box (something you wouldn’t mind being damaged) • Optional: Bail
Set Up • Optional: Place your platform or box in front of a bail. You may also set them up on the ground. • Place the 10 cups accordingly – 4 on the bottom, three next, two next, and one on the top. • Line up the archers several feet away.
How to Play • Each archer gets two arrows, or you can have teams of two and each archer gets one arrow to shoot. • Each archer will get a chance to shoot and they want to knock as many cups down as they can. • Each cup knocked down is worth one point, but there are other ways to earn points. • Shooting a cup – 1 point • Shooting the bail and it knocks off a cup – 1 point • Stacking the cups – 1 point for each cup (not including the bottom cup) There are penalty points: in order to keep archers from simply shooting the platform and knocking all the cups off there is a penalty of 5 points if the platform/box is hit. EDITED BY NFAA HEADQUARTERS Complete sectional tournament information & results are available online at www.nfaausa.com/results
AAE | CONNECTICUT MAINE | MASSACHUSETTS NEW HAMPSHIRE | VERMONT RHODE ISLAND
ILLINOIS | INDIANA MICHIGAN | OHIO WISCONSIN
NORTHWEST ALASKA | IDAHO MONTANA | OREGON WASHINGTON | WYOMING
MIDWEST
GREAT LAKES
IOWA | KANSAS MINNESOTA | MISSOURI NEBRASKA | NORTH DAKOTA SOUTH DAKOTA
NEW ENGLAND MIDATLANTIC
DELAWARE | MARYLAND PENNSYLVANIA | NEW JERSEY NEW YORK | VIRGINIA WEST VIRGINIA
SOUTHWEST SOUTHERN ARIZONA | CALIFORNIA COLORADO | HAWAII NEW MEXICO | NEVADA UTAH
ARKANSAS | LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI | OKLAHOMA TEXAS
SOUTHEAST
ALABAMA | FLORIDA GEORGIA | KENTUCKY NORTH CAROLINA | TENNESSEE SOUTH CAROLINA
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Great Lakes Section ILLINOIS | INDIANA MICHIGAN | OHIO WISCONSIN
Rocky Kline, Councilman rlkline1@comcast.net
THE 2021 GREAT LAKES INDOOR SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT February 27- 28, 2021 Host Sites:
GREAT LAKES UPDATE
Registration to: Joseph Williams 2704 E Top Hat Rd Princeton IN 47670 812-890-0026 (include your phone No.)
Schedule: Saturday Times to be Determined Sunday Times to be Determined Because of Covid 19
1010 E Highland Ave. Robinson 618-544-7502 Baymont Inn & Suites 1500 W Main Robinson INDIANA LOCATION: Motels: 618-544-8448 Jay County Bitter Ridge Archers All Major Hotels in Sycamore 6243 S. 325 W. Registration Deadline: and Dekalb most within 5 miles Add ‘l Contacts Portland In. 47371 Feb 26, 2021 ilarcherydirector@il-archery. Jay County Conservation Club Late Reg. Misc: com Feb 27, 2021 Makes Checks Payable to host Club Send Registration to: Misc: Doug Davis Schedule: ILLINOIS LOCATION Makes Checks Payable to host PO Box 389 Saturday 11;00 am & 4 pm & Buckskin Legacy Club Red Key IN 47373 Sunday 9 am & 1pm 13984 E 1425th Ave, 765-209-4260 Robinson, IL 62454 WISCONSIN LOCATION (include your phone No.) Motels: La Crosse Archery Hampton II Princeton Directions to Range: 1231 Oak Forest Dr. Registration Deadline: none 107 S Richland Creek Dr. 4 miles NE of Robinson in town Onalaska WI 54650 Princeton IN 47670 of Trimble between St Hwy 1 and Schedule: Fairfield Inn by Marriott Princeton Trimble Rd. From interstate 70 turn Directions to Range: Saturday 9:00 AM & 1:00 PM 2828 Dixon St. Princeton, In S. on state Hwy 1.Go 25 miles to From I-90 Take exit #3 to 47670 town of Trimble. Range is in town Onalaska, at the stop light take Sunday 9:00 AM & 1:00 PM on w. side of Hwy. a right onto Oak Forest Dr. go Misc: through the next 2 stop lights Motels: Makes Checks Payable to host Club Send Registration to: the (HD will be on your right) Holiday Express (Portland In) Buckskin Legacy archery range is 3 doors east of 260-726-6688 ILLINOIS LOCATION 13984 E 1425th Ave, the (HD)on Oak Forest Dr. Hoosier Inn (Portland In) Kiskwaukee Archers Robinson, IL 62454 260-726-7113 28278 Lukens Rd buckskin5@joink.com Send Registration to: The Portland Inn (Portland In) Sycamore IL 60178 iaasec@il-archery.com Register on line at 260-726-8888 618-563-4648 www.lacrossearchery.com Directions to Range: (include your phone No.) Select the 2021 Sectional Icon Misc: Interstate 88 to peace Rd, in on the home Page. Call with Makes Checks Payable to host Club Dekalb, North to Plank Rd East Pre- Registration Deadline: questions (608-781-7752) on plank to Lukens North 02/26/2021 (include your phone No.) INDIANA LOCATION: to club on East side Late Fees $15.00 after Feb 26 2021 Red Dawn Armory Late registration available at Pre- Registration Deadline: 2178 S Old US Hwy 41 Send Registration to: tournament Friday 02/19/2021 Princeton IN 47670 Randy Rutledge I28278 Lukens Rd Schedule: Schedule: Directions to Range: Sycamore IL 60178 Saturday 2:00 pm Saturday 10:00 am and 2;00 pm From US Hwy 41 take the (include your phone No.) Sunday 10:00 am Sunday 9:00 am & TBD Southernmost Princsion exit 630-308-1752 based on the participation Head North on Old US Hwy 41 zonearrow@gmail.com Motels: double lines Red Dawn Armory is one mile County View Inn 100 Abraham North of the exit on the right side of Pre- Registration Deadline: Lincoln (W Main) Robinson Motels: the road. 02/26/2021 618-544-4222 America Inn River front Hotel Quail Creek Country Club 1835 Rose St
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La Crosse WI. 608-7817000 Hampton Inn of Onalaska, 306 Hampton Ct. Onalaska WI. 608-779-5000 Holiday Inn Express/ Onalaska 9409 Hwy 16 Onalaska, WI. 608-783-6555 Add ‘l Contacts Anthony Schmidt or Lara Rosenthal at LaCrosse Archery Club Ph # 608-781-7752 Misc: Makes Checks Payable to host Club WISCONSIN LOCATION Kenosha Bowman 15211 75 St Bristol, WI. 53104 Directions to Range: Exit 194 to Westbound Hwy.50 2 ½ miles to the Club entrance on South side of road. Registration to: Woody McManaway 761 Creekside Cir. Gurnee IL. 60031 Phone # 847-975-2457 (include your phone No.)
Tournament Chairman Michael Lifford 4687 Nixon Rd Dimondale MI.48821 517-281-3953
Pre- Registration Deadline: 02/21/2021 Schedule: Saturday time 12:00 pm & 4:00pm Sunday time 12:00pm & 4:00 pm
Send Registration to: Heather Hicks 517-505-1582 1359 S Dewitt Rd. Misc: Lansing MI 48906 Makes Checks Payable to host Club caslarch@gmail.com (please include your phone number) OHIO LOCATION Archery World USA Pre- Registration Deadline: 40 Arndt Ct 02/232021 Fairfield OH. 45014 Late Registration 02/24/2021 Send Registration to: Billy Lawson Schedule: 40 Arndt Ct Saturday 9:00 am & 1 pm Fairfield OH 45014 Sunday 9:00 am & 1 pm 513-635-8036 Archery World USA@yahoo. Misc: com Makes Checks Payable to host Club (include your phone No.) MICHIGAN LOCATION Straight Line Archery 1705 Ash St. Ishpeming, MI. 49849 906-486-6845
Send Registration to: Shelley Saxwold 1705 Ash St. Ishpeming, MI 49849 Pre- Registration Deadline: shelley@straightlinearchery.com 02/22/2021 906-486-6845 (include your phone No.) Schedule: Saturday 8:00 am ,11:00 am, 3:00 pm Pre- Registration Deadline: Sunday 8:00 am ,11:00 am, 3:00 pm 02/19/2021 Practice 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm Friday night Schedule: Saturday 9:00 (1) Shoot line only Motels: Sunday 9:00 (1) Shoot line only Best Western 7220 122nd Ave. Kenosha, WI 53142 Motels: 262-857-7699 Magnugon Inn Candlewood Suites 10200 74th St. 866-377-9538 Kenosha, WI 53142 262-842+5000 Misc: Comfort Inn 7206 122nd Ave Makes Checks Payable to host Club Kenosha, WI 53142 262-857-3450 OHIO LOCATION Bounce Archery Add ‘l Contacts 5676 Manchester Rd , Woody McManaway Akron OH 44319 Phone # 847-975-2457 E-mail wwmcmana@att.net Directions to Range: For information go to Ohio Archery Misc: Web Site Makes Checks Payable to host Club Norm Newman nnewman@columbus.rr.com MICHIGAN LOCATION Phone # 419-673-0021 Capital Area Sportsman League 7534 Old River Trail Send Registration to: Lansing, MI 48917 Dustin Bounce 5676 Manchester Rd Directions to Range: Akrch OH 44319 9 miles West of Midland. Take M-20 330-882-6060 West to 9 mile Rd. Turn South onto bouncearchery@gmail.com 9 Mile Rd. Club ¼ Mile on Left/East (include your phone No.) Side of road.
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Pre- Registration Deadline: none Schedule: 10:00 am Youth Line 1:00 pm Adults 4:00 pm Overflow Add ‘l Contacts Norm Newman nnewman@columbus.rr.com Phone # 419-673-0021 Misc: Makes Checks Payable to host Club OHIO LOCATION Festoria Area Bowmens Club 101 ½ Main St. Festoria OH 44830 Send Registration to Tony Holman 429 W Jackson St Festoria, OH 44830 419-619-2635 Th30060x@yahoo.com Pre- Registration Deadline 02/26/2021 Schedule: Saturday 1:00 pm Sunday 1:00 pm Add ‘l Contacts Norm Newman nnewman@columbus.rr.com Phone # 419-673-0021 See Ohio Archers Web site Misc: Makes Checks Payable to host Club OHIO LOCATION On Target Outfitters Send Registration to: Randy Morocco
7209 W Colb Rd Canfield OH 44406 330-423-5101 Pre- Registration Deadline: 02/26/2021 Schedule: Saturday 1:00 pm & 5:00 pm Sunday 1:00 pm & 5:00 pm Add ‘l Contacts: Norm Newman nnewman@columbus.rr.com Phone # 419-673-0021 See Ohio Archers Web site Misc: Makes Checks Payable to host Club
Mid-Atlantic Section DELAWARE | MARYLAND PENNSYLVANIA | NEW JERSEY NEW YORK | VIRGINIA WEST VIRGINIA
Mid-Atlantic Update THE 2021 MID-ATLANTIC INDOOR SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Friday, March 5th through Sunday, March 7th 18 Host Sites: MARYLAND LOCATION: Tuscarora Archers - Frederick, MARYLAND NEW JERSEY LOCATIONS: Black Knight Bowbenders (at Garden State Archers Eckman Indoor Range) - Wrightstown, NEW JERSEY Buckshorn Sportsmen’s Club - Hancocks Bridge, NEW JERSEY Wa-Xo-Be Archers - South Brunswick, NEW JERSEY Wo-Pe-Na Archers - Clifton, NEW JERSEY NEW YORK LOCATIONS: Creekwood Archery – Brockport, NEW YORK Heritage Archers – Phelps, NEW YORK Hudson Falls Fish and Game Club – Hudson Falls, NEW YORK Neil’s Archery and Crossbow - Endicott, NEW YORK Pro Line Archery Lanes – Queens, NEW YORK Rochester Bowhunters (at C&C Archery and Sporting Goods) – LeRoy, NEW YORK Smith Point Archery - Patchogue, NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA LOCATIONS: Lonesome Road Archery – Taylor, PENNSYLVANIA York & Adams Archers - Abbottstown, PENNSYLVANIA VIRGINIA LOCATIONS: Amherst Arms and Supply – Madison Heights, VIRGINIA Prince William Archers - Brentsville, VIRGINIA WEST VIRGINIA LOCATIONS: Mid-State Archers – Sutton, WEST VIRGINIA The Bow Shop – Clarksburg, WEST VIRGINIA
THE 2021 MID-ATLANTIC OUTDOOR TOURNAMENT Saturday, June 26th through Sunday, June 27th Black Knight Bow Benders, Jackson, New Jersey
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Midwest Section
IOWA | KANSAS MINNESOTA | MISSOURI NEBRASKA | NORTH DAKOTA SOUTH DAKOTA
Shorty Faber, Councilman shortyfaber@alliancecom.net
midwest Update MIDWEST INDOOR SECTIONALS 2021 NEBRASKA LOCATION February 20-21, 2021
Prairie Bowmen Lincoln Archery Center 1432 North Cotner Blvd. Lincoln, NE Registration: send to Jim Tubbs – 5311 NW Fairway Dr., Lincoln, NE 68521 • 402-430-7783 • Deadline: February 16, 2021 Flight Times: Saturday: 9 am – 2 pm, & 7 pm • Sunday: to be determined Motels: New Victorian Suites – 225 N 50th St, 402-464-4400 Comfort Suite East – 33 N Cotner Blvd., 402-817-2456 Annabell Gardens – 200 S. 68th St., 402-483-4900 Staybridge Suites – Lincoln Northeast – 1501 N 86th St, 402-484-6000 Misc: Open practice 1 hour before flight times for $5. Bottled water, pop and pre-packaged snacks will be for sale. Face masks required when not shooting. Practice Social Distancing.
KANSAS February 20-21, 2021 Diamond Archery Technologies 10502 E 26th St N Wichita, KS 67226 Directions: North of 96 and Greenwich Rd. West on 26th Circle approximately ½ mile on north side of the road. Registration: send to Sarah Webb – 1125 E Pembrook Rd, Derby, KS 67037 • 316-765-2817 • ksaatournament@gmail.com Deadline: February 15, 2021 Additional contacts: Christina Jones 316-650-2476 • Ray Manfull 316-259-4219 Flight Times: Saturday Times: Noon and 3 pm. • Sunday – to be determined Misc: Diamond Archery reserves the right to adjust shooting times and number of shooters to allow for Covid restrictions.
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NORTH DAKOTA February 20-21, 2021 Nishu Bowmen 1409 Riverwood Dr. Bismarck, ND 58503 Registration: send to Penny Hetletved • 701-226-1363 • phetletved@gmail.com • Deadline: February 15, 2021 Late Registration: February 16, 2021 to close Flight Times: Saturday Shoot Times: 9 am and 1 pm Motels: Fairfield Inn & Suites, 135 Ivy Ave., Bismarck, ND 58504, 701-223-9293 Expressway Suites, 180 E Bismarck Expy, Bismarck, ND 58504, 701-222-3311 Ramkota Hotel & Conference Center, 800 S 3rd St, Bismarck, ND 58504, 701-258-7700 KOA Campground, 3720 Centennial Rd, Bismarck, ND 58503 Misc: Nishu Bowmen Facebook Page will have additional announcements. At the time of this release, masks are required for all who occupy the archery complex. Archers do not have to wear masks in the act of shooting but will have to when off the shoot line.
MISSOURI February 20-21, 2021 Independence Bow Hunters 3423 Railroad St Raytown, MO 64133 Directions: I-70 to I-435 to Exit 66 (SR 350) to 63rd St. left on 63rd St. to Raytown Rd. then turn right for 2 blocks (diagonal left at stop sign before the bridge) to Railroad St. Registrations: send to Tobi Forbes, 16909 E 44st St, Independence, MO 64055 • Deadline: February 14, 2021 Late Registration: February 15, 2021 Schedule: Friday: Practice 6 pm to 8:30 pm • Saturday – 8 am, 11 am, 2 pm • Sunday – to be announced Motel: Holiday Inn Express, 816-997-9444 Misc: Email ibhsecretary@yahoo.com, Facebook: Independence Bow Hunters
IOWA February 20-21, 2021 Waltonian Archers of Linn County 3985Wickiup Hill Rd Toddville, IA 52341 (no mail delivery) Directions: From Interstate 380, take Exit 28 (Toddville/Robins exit), turn west toward Toddville on County Home Rd and travel 1.2 miles. Turn left on 1st St and travel 1.2 miles, turn left on Feather Ridge Rd and travel 0.1 mile. Turn right on Wickiup Hill Rd. The club entrance is 0.4 miles on the right. Registration: send to WALC, PO Box 11121, Cedar Rapids, IA 52410-1121 • Don Parker 319-431-0979 • Make checks payable to WALC Hotels: Cedar Rapids Marriott, 1200 Collins Road NE • 319-393-6600, 844-259-0596 • www.marriott.com Residence Inn Cedar Rapids, 1900 Dodge Rd NE, 319-395-0111 • www.marriott.com Holiday Inn Express, 1230 Collins Rd, 319-294-9407, 877-863-4780 • www.hiexpress.com Baymont Inn & Suites, 1220 Park Place NE, 319-378-8000, 844-684-9427 • www.baymontinns.com
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Hampton Inn & Suites, 1130 Park Place NE, 319-832-1130 • www.hamptoninn.com Quality Inn, 4747 1st Ave SE, 319-393-8800 • www.qualityinn.com Shooting Times: Saturday: 8 am, 11 am, 2 pm, 5 pm
SOUTH DAKOTA February 20-21, 2021 NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center 800 Archery Lane, Yankton, SD 57078 Registration: send to NEYAC 800 Archery Lane, Yankton, SD 57078 •Contact: Vic Wunderle, for questions call 605-260-9282. Register on-line at www.neyac.org Schedule: Saturday 9:00 AM & Noon, Sunday time to be announced. Motels: Best Western Kelly Inn, 1607 SD Hwy 50, 605-665-2906 Holiday Inn Express, 2607 Broadway Ave, 605-665-3177 Econo Lodge, 661 W 23rd, 605-698-3400 Campgrounds: Yankton Missouri River KOA Campground, 807 Bill Baggs Rd, Yankton, SD 57078, 605-260-1010 Misc: Information and registration available at www.neyac.org
Southeast Section ALABAMA | FLORIDA GEORGIA | KENTUCKY NORTH CAROLINA | TENNESSEE SOUTH CAROLINA
Tim Austin
flarchery@earthlink.net
southeast update
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North American Field Archery Championship - Dec 11-13, 2020 - Ft. Lauderdale, Florida NAME
DIVISION
STATE ANIMAL
FIELD
HUNTER TOTAL
Mike Spence
SMBHU
MI
494
554
502
1550
Danielle O'Connor
AFBHU
FL
455
518
476
1449
Rick DuBrueler
SMFSLC
FL
484*
542*
504*
1530
Melissa McAvoy
AFFSLR
FL
443
538
479
1460
Don Planthaber
SMFSLR
FL
396
464
382
1242
Hector Leon
AMBHR
FL
225
422
259
906
Ron West
SMFSU
MD
517
560*
518*
1595
Josh Larsen
AMBHU
FL
504
554
503
1561
Jake Pettitt
SMFSU
FL
518*
554
517
1589
Mike McLeod
AMBHU
FL
412
528
495
1385
Jim Brown
SMFSU
FL
503
544
496
1543
Brad Rega
AMFSU
PA
535
554
543
1632
Haywood Nichols
SMFSU
MD
455
538
444
1437
Dacian Breazu
AMFSU
FL
508
546
525
1579
Richard Danza
SMLB
FL
116
240*
54
410
Mario Fernandez
JMFSU
FL
497
538
498
1533
Sandy Pettitt
VFBHL
FL
385
464
381
1230
Gary Rollins
SMBHR
FL
303*
448*
283*
1034
P J Savage
VFFSLR
FL
210
354
192
756
Lee Spencer
SMBHR
FL
394
Rick Dorey
VMBHU
FL
511
546
484
1541
Oliver Austin
VMFSLC
FL
463
552
463
1478
Shane O'Connor
YAMBHU
FL
440
532*
475
1447
394
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Southern Section ARKANSAS | LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI | OKLAHOMA TEXAS
Lee Gregory, Councilman lee@dlprint.com
southern Update THE 2021 SOUTHERN INDOOR SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT January 30-31 Host Sites: ARKANSAS LOCATION Slingin Arrows 100 East Main El Dorado, AR 71730 501-258-4780 LOUISIANA LOCATIONS Bayou Bowmen 4900 S. Lewis St. New Iberia, LA 70560 337-380-0082 Red River Bowmen 4099 Ratcliff Rd Shreveport, LA 71109 318-572-6102 Gotham Archery 14455 Greenwell Springs Rd Suite F Baton Rouge, LA 70739
TEXAS LOCATIONS
Trader Bows
Cinnamon Creek Ranch 13794 Old Denton Rd
12209 Geneva Ave. Lubbock, TX 79423 806-281-7730
Roanoke, TX 76262 817-439-8998
OKLAHOMA LOCATION
Archery Country
TBA
8121 Research Blvd Austin, TX 78758 512-452-1222 Clyde’s Archery 5564 Ayers St Corpus Christi, TX 78415 361-855-3116 Texas Archery 5833 Treaschwig Rd Spring, TX 77373
225-400-6349
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New England Section AAE | CONNECTICUT MAINE | MASSACHUSETTS NEW HAMPSHIRE | VERMONT RHODE ISLAND
D’Arce Hess
dhess@dhconsulting.me
New England Update
PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR SECTION’S COUNCILMAN FOR UPDATES ON TOURNAMENTS IN YOUR AREA. YOU CAN ALSO CHECK THE CALENDAR ON THE NFAA WEBSITE: WWW.NFAAUSA.COM/CALENDAR/
Northwest Section ALASKA | IDAHO MONTANA | OREGON WASHINGTON | WYOMING
Hubert Sims
hmsarchery@email.com
Northwest Update
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Southwest Section ARIZONA | CALIFORNIA COLORADO | HAWAII NEW MEXICO | NEVADA UTAH
Tom Daley, Councilman lestom70@gmail.com
southwest Update
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LET THE VIRUS MAKE YOU A GREAT ARCHER By Terry Wunderle target. When the arrow is released, the bow arm should break directly toward the target and at the same angle on every shot. If it doesn’t, you will be pushing or pulling your arrow in another direction.
Has the coronavirus got you confined? Are you missing all of the archery shoots in your area because they are cancelled? Take advantage of this good opportunity to get your shot refined. You don’t need a lot of distance to practice. Five to ten yards is all you will need. Hopefully, your yard, garage or a room in your house will provide a place for an appropriate-sized target butt. That is where you can perfect the art of blank bale shooting. To begin, don’t put a target face on the backstop, so you can completely focus on duplicating your form. During this blank bale shooting, notice if your bow arm and your release arm are finishing in the same position after each shot. Most shots are missed because of the way the bow arm reacts. Keep a steady forward pressure on the bow arm, which should be directed at the
Keep the bow arm relaxed. Unnecessary tight muscles in the bow arm or bow shoulder will produce bow and sight movement. The only muscle tension in the bow arm should be the muscles needed to maintain a steady force on the bow handle, pressing it toward the target. It is very important that the same degree of forward pressure is applied on every shot or you will experience high or low groups.
react. If you are using perfect form, they should be identical every time. It is unusual to see any two people with identical form, although the form of most good archers is very similar. A common denominator is the ability to drive the bow arm through the shot and be consistent. You have to find the variation of good form with which you are comfortable and then practice it until every shot can be exactly duplicated. In order to be a successful archer, you must be able to use the same rhythm, the same amount of back tension, the same explosive force, and the same shot completion. As the Covid-19 plays out in our lives, enjoy putting any free time to good use by practicing good form in the comfort of your own home. Then, when tournaments resume, you should be happy with the results.
The release hand should end up resting along your face or neck. If the release hand moves outward and away from your head, you are pulling with your arm muscles instead of the back muscles. To perform it correctly, the release hand should complete the shot near your face and in the same position. Keep the rhythm of the shots the same. Once you start to pull the bow apart, the arrow should be released in “In order to be a successful one or two seconds. archer, you must be able to If you can, video your shots. Attempt to shoot 10 shots without moving the position of your feet. Play back the video and see how your bow arm and release arm
use the same rhythm, the same amount of back tension, the same explosive force, and the same shot completion.”
[Terry has coached students to over 350 national and world titles and set over 450 national and world records. This article and more of his professional coaching tips are in his book, Archery: Think and Shoot Like a Champion, found at wunderlearchery.com.] scores, tournament info and more at nfaausa.com 33
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