Entries Tagged target archery

ATA announces 2025 Board of Directors election results; three new names on the USA's World Cup team; vendor space available at Pope and Young Convention; and ATA celebrates FET legislation introduction.

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

Matt Stutzman becomes the first para athlete to be named Archer of the Year; USA Archery announces new management of the Olympic Archery in the Schools Program; Pope and Young announces change to non-typical whitetail deer category; 2025 Lancaster Archery Classic and Easton Youth & Collegiate Trophy Tournament; and USA Archery Coach Of The Year awards revealed.

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

The following essay was written by NASP student archer Abigail Slack, who has been shooting a bow since third grade.

How the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP), which began as a successful initiative in Kentucky, ballooned into the national program we see today.

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.

With more than 100 years of innovation, quality and service, Easton Archery maintains a good balance between the present and future.

Delta McKenzie announces 2025 ASA target lineup; USA Archery’s 2025 national events calendar taking shape; Outdoor Stewards of Conservation Foundation announces "Donate A Deer" program; and USA Archery and Move United use grant to provide veterans a gateway to the sport.

Easton shooters sweep Olympics; Team USA’s Tabansky and Stutzman become Paralympic champions; STAN announces new addition to leadership team; and Marolina Outdoor hires new CEO.

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

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

Team USA’s Darrell Pace earned a place on four Olympic teams, four Pan-Am teams, and seven world teams; he’s also the only archer to ever hold all the world records at the same time.