Entries Tagged Lancaster Archery Foundation

Moultrie launches inaugural “Field to Fork” event for employees; Lancaster Archery Foundation helping archers achieve their dreams;; Asheville Archery Training Center named USA Archery Club of the Year; Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports names new Director of Research and Partnerships; and USA Archery Target Nationals and U.S. Open has a new home.

GAS Bowstrings hires Braden Gellenthien as new general manager; ATA welcomes Alex Heiser as director of marketing and communications; Bass Pro Shops U.S. Open Bowfishing Championship returns to Louisiana; ATA announces 2024 Board of Directors election results; Xpedition Archery adds two engineers; and Lancaster Archery Foundation awards $100,000.

Team USA’s Liko Arreola (15) makes World Cup history with double golds; Marolina Outdoor announces new VP of marketing; Lancaster Archery Foundation seeking applicants for youth archery grants; and ATA welcomes new membership director.

Upcoming R100 National Archery Tour events; team for World University Games receives boost from Lancaster Archery Foundation; Alaska S3DA host inaugural 3D State Championship; and NASP concludes 2023 National Tournament Series with Open Championship Tournament.

Hunting license sales drop to pre-pandemic levels; S3DA hosts second annual Western Indoor National Championship; Lancaster Archery Foundation continues its collegiate support; and TenPoint promotes Brian Flaherty to director of marketing.

ATA compiles bowhunter numbers nationwide; 2023 NASP scholarship sponsors; Lancaster Archery Foundation gives scholarships to Texas A&M; NASP and S3DA partner to benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital; and University of the Cumberlands wins team title.

FeraDyne Outdoors acquires Outdoor Product Innovations; Lancaster Archery Foundation makes fundraising goal; and Pope and Young Record Book entry deadline approaching.

The Outdoor Group is hiring; new president at Big Rock Sports; Easton Foundations matching Lancaster Archery Foundation donations; and new owners at Russell Moccasin.

Mechanicals now legal in all 50 states; new P&Y world record velvet central Canada barren ground caribou; Pope and Young introduces Kevin Hisey Youth Program; and Lancaster Archery Foundation assists Camp Victory for special needs children.

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

Idaho becomes 50th state to allow lighted nocks and mechanical broadheads; National Deer Association’s 2021 Field to Fork Report; Rob Wallace named to S3DA Board of Directors; and Lancaster Archery Foundation awards grant to 2022 World University Games archery team.

Lancaster Archery Supply introduced the non-profit Lancaster Archery Foundation to develop competitive archers.