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My favorite NASP® tournament I’ve been to was the 2024 Oregon state tournament. Even though I had an equipment issue and my score wasn’t my best or close to how…
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Mack S. June – This season some of my fondest experiences and memories happened at home tournaments or at large tournaments, like State or Nationals. There’s no specific ones to…
Alayna Musson, June – On a personal level, I have made many friends in archery over the span of just four years. Some of the best of friends I have…
Robert Hamilton II, June – My favorite archery memory has not happened yet this season, even though I sit here at The Championship getting ready to shoot today. My archery…
Jillian McClanahan, June – When I was told to pick my favorite memory from this archery season, I had such a hard time just picking one. Archery is such a…
Anagail Hamby, June – What is archery? We all know the basic process: load, aim, fire. Or nock, aim, release. When we watch an archer, the process is apparent. What’s…
Reagan Trent, June – All year I have been writing about how to improve your shot in some way, this is a little different. I am going to share some…
Anna C., June – A positive experience that stood out to me this archery season was my trip to Nationals in Sandy, Utah. Over all it was a very good…
Madi Rhinevault, June – If you’ve ever participated in Nationals at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, you know that lots of time is spent waiting. Between shooting and scoring,…
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Mack S, May – Arrows, to be put simply, are long, pointy sticks that we shoot through the air. They are siblings, or at least relatives, of the spear, which…
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Reagan Trent, May – For the archer, few feelings compare to raising a bow, settling into the anchor point, and releasing the arrow down the range. It is a moment…
Do you know any archers who are interested in becoming a certified coach? Throughout my childhood, archery is one thing that has stayed consistent. I have always dreaded my last…
Brooklyn Johnson, May – “With its billions of interconnected neurons, whose interactions change from millisecond to millisecond, the human brain is an archetypal complex system.” -Michio Kaku. This quote reminds…
Savannah Tovar, May – We all have to follow rules, but why so strictly? No matter where you go, there are always rules and oftentimes those rules are to keep…
Robert Hamilton II, May – So many of us are on our phones, smart watches, tablets and computers a lot. And probably with a set of earbuds in our ears. …
Madi Rhinevault, May – Tournaments are a funny thing. They can be the most nerve-racking, anxiety-ridden experience of an archer’s life. They can be a calm release and rhythmic outlet…
Chase McBroom, May – What is the stance in relation to archery? The dictionary defines it as the way in which someone stands, especially when deliberately adopted (as in sports);…
Anna Rawe, May – When competing in a competition, it is important to make sure that you have the right etiquette for those around you. Something that I commonly see…
Daniel Ebner, May – There are a lot of feelings that happen when you shoot archery. Something that I think is so great is that when I think of all…
Anagail Hamby, May – Every sport has unspoken rules. Some are for courtesy, or tradition or even for your own good. The one I speak of today, is for your…
Lydia Windell, May – Examining the National Archery in the Schools Program’s rules, there is no clear rule stating archers cannot talk to each other on the line. The only…
Emma Hickerson, April – When I say archery has given me everything, I do not say that lightly. Throughout the 9 years I’ve shot NASP® archery I have made so…
Alayna Musson, April -Some people, including myself, get nervous before and during tournaments. Especially the bigger ones like the State and National tournaments. There are some ways that you can…
Robert Hamilton II, April – My bow has been in and out of my mom’s car every day for the past two years. But when we decided to fly to…
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