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HOYT DOMINATES

THE 2014 NFAA

VEGAS SHOOT

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Most Perfect 300’s Most Perfect 900’s

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*Men’s Compound Freestyle Unlimited Division

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Complete Results and Photo Gallery | photos by jeff sanchez, BowDoc.com 2014 NFAA Outdoor National Championships were hosted by the National Field Archery Association at the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Complex, Yankton, SD | July 30-August 3. The new NFAA Foundation Museum at the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center was dedicated on August 3 and was part of the organization’s 75th anniversary celebration.

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dean pridgen

Dean is a life member of the NFAA and a certified master archery coach.

He was inducted in the Oklahoma State Archery Hall of Fame in 2004.

Straight Arrow Bowhunters, Redding CA | may 2014

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2014 nfaa scholarship recipients Michelle Gilbert | Hunter Tuveson | Garett Abernathy

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Excerpts from Industry Expert’s Book | bernie pellerite

The NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center was unanimously awarded the right to host the 2015 World Youth Championships by World Archery’s Executive Board in May.

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world youth championships

22 » NFAA Calendar of Events

32 » Inaugural NFAA Outdoor National Target Championship | info/registration form

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41 » Think the Same Thoughts | Terry Wunderle

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53 » NFAA Scholarship Application

55 » NFAA Council and Board of Directors Directory

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Cover Story Jack Linde, Braeden Howes and Conor Franklin shade fellow competitor Daniel O’Connor during a shot at the 2014 NFAA Outdoor Nationals. These youth archers show that great sportsmanship is alive and well in the NFAA. O’Connor went on to the win the YMFS National title. e Archery Magazin 800 Archery Lane Yankton, SD 57078

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bruce cull NFAA High Performance Compound Academy Shows Growth in its Second Year The NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center hosted its second High Performance Compound Academy June 25-29, 2014. Top youth archers from across the country came to receive four days of advanced archery instruction from multiple top-level coaches. Coaches included Bob Romero, Level 5 NTS; Linda Beck, Level 5 NTS; Larry Wise, Level 4 NTS; George Ryals, NFAA Professional Archer; Erika Jones, NFAA Professional Archer; Josahan Jaime Santacruz, Level 4 NTS; Mark Eggers, US Collegiate Archery Association 2013 Coach of the Year; and Bill Hewes, Level 3 NTS. The Complex boasts a 90m indoor range, FITA field, 3D field and 3 new NFAA Field courses that allowed students to learn and participate in multiple disciplines of archery. Students focused on advanced instruction in equipment setup, individual video analysis, presentations from top-level NFAA Professional archers, and introduction to sports medicine and sports science.

The Academy taught the participants how to prepare for tournaments both mentally and physically, focused on National Training System shooting form and technique, and how to build and execute goals.

This year’s Academy has made huge strides since 2013. The 2014 graduating class grew from just nine archers in 2013 to twenty seven.

“People across the country are really beginning to understand the type of learning we are cultivating here at

Another exciting addition to the 2014 Academy was a mock 3 Star Car Shoot Off. Students shot in the exact same location used for the $10,000 shoot off each year at the First Dakota Classic. The shoot off came down to Kolby Hanley of Cambridge, VT and Matthew Weinstein of Loganville, GA at 40yds. Hanley won the final shot and was awarded a $9,000 scholarship from the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center. Both finalists were awarded entry to all 2015 3 Star Tournaments.

the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center. We want to bring together the best coaches in the country with the best up and coming archers and we have the perfect facilities in which to hold it,” praised NFAA President, Bruce Cull. “We had many students attend who already hold championships at multiple levels including National, International and Vegas titles. I know we will see several of these kids on top of the podiums in 2015.“ The goal of the High Performance Academies is to create a central location for compounders to train

and grow. The variety of indoor and outdoor facilities offers the perfect environment for archers to train year round. “We look forward to expanding into a series of Academies, hosted throughout the year,” added Bill Hewes, Community Coach. “We want archers of all ages and skill levels to train at our facility. It doesn’t matter if you want to compete at local shoots or at National and International competitions, we want to help all archers improve their skills.”

“The NFAA and the NFAA Foundation have demonstrated their

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commitment to high performance compound training through the Compound Academy series. I am excited to watch these Academies grow into all levels, ages and disciplines of archery,” stated Bob Romero, Easton Foundations Director of Coaching and Program Development.

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High High High High

Field Hunter Animal Total

Field Hunter Animal Total McBride Melissa AFBHFS 534 533 564 1631 Holt Tim AMBB 469 483 549 1501

Wahl Herwig AMBB-Guest 408 428 501 1337 Lynde Lana AFBHFSL 428 454 511 1393

Poland Lyle AMBH 417 434 515 1366 Bee Emily AFFS 540 546 578 1664

Button Jessica AFFS 533 537 571 1641 Warner Thomas AMBHFS 545 552 578 1675 English Mindi AFFS 529 541 568 1638 Human Jeff AMBHFS 543 541 575 1659 Pindell Kathy AFFS 527 539 572 1638 McBride Greg AMBHFS 547 543 567 1657 Gore Heather AFFS 529 536 573 1638 Cassady Jason AMBHFS 525 516 568 1609 Morgan Shauna AFFS 534 536 566 1636 Pierce Michael AMBHFS 516 514 560 1590 Pearce Stacy AFFS 534 529 570 1633 Hanten Todd AMBHFS 512 508 567 1587 McGhee Mikey AFFS 524 531 565 1620 Stevens Jared AMBHFS 504 503 568 1575 Klein Raeanne AFFS 529 522 561 1612 DeWitt Todd AMBHFS 489 508 548 1545 Faulkner Erica AFFS 513 526 568 1607 Merjano George AMBHFS 488 496 555 1539 Griggs Julie AFFS 502 523 569 1594

Viviers Beanta AFFS-Guest 515 506 564 1585 Capp LeRoy AMBHFSL 499 510 562 1571 McRoberts Brandy AFFS 511 509 564 1584 Campbell Chuck AMBHFSL 478 480 0 958 Baty Jolie AFFS 499 510 570 1579

VanLent Jamie AFFS 508 513 556 1577 Zmuginsky Skip AMFS 554 557 582 1693 Dillman Susan AFFS 488 486 560 1534 Button Danny AMFS 554 554 583 1691

Elza Sean AMFS 555 552 579 1686 Hoim Monika AFLB-guest 244 279 419 942 Pestilli Michael AMFS 555 553 577 1685 Kell Ulle AFLB-guest 244 305 390 939 Manfull Steve AMFS 553 552 579 1684

Penrod Paul AMFS 548 555 579 1682 Skubish Renae AFLB 178 195 391 764 Kramer Adam AMFS 552 550 580 1682 Davis Selina AFLB 153 158 261 572 Reid Jeff AMFS 548 553 581 1682

Bertrand Paul AMFS 549 551 582 1682 McCain Sandy AFTRAD 429 425 505 1359 Richardson Daniel AMFS 553 547 581 1681 Dunn Tori AFTRAD-guest 381 368 516 1265 Davis Bo AMFS 551 554 573 1678 Skubish Christine AFTRAD 261 219 383 863 Knoll Rhett AMFS 552 548 578 1678

Lane Dan AMFS 552 553 572 1677 continued on page 8 Bateman iv earle w AMBB 490 487 546 1523 Pacheco Kit AMFS 544 556 577 1677

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Field Hunter Animal Total Norby Dan AMFS 548 548 578 1674

Kiko Steve AMFS 549 550 574 1673 Chatoo Dana AMLB 277 290 381 948 Wathen Judd AMFS 546 551 574 1671 Vermilyer Dan AMLB 242 293 378 913 Deston Chris AMFS 548 546 577 1671 Downs Nigel AMLB-guest 212 224 410 846 Ridenour Marc AMFS 547 544 576 1667 Wessels Jaco AMLB-guest 245 239 314 798 Hetletved Lee AMFS 545 544 577 1666

Copeland Greg AMFS 544 547 574 1665 McCain Gary AMTRAD 449 440 532 1421 Wilson Tim AMFS 543 547 574 1664

Hunt DJ AMFS 543 550 570 1663 Moss Kaylee CFBHFS 536 538 574 1648 Kasuske Matt AMFS 544 540 577 1661

Rega Brad AMFS 541 541 579 1661 Klatt Jessarae CFFS 556 555 582 1693 Steltzner Ken AMFS 549 533 576 1658 Johnson Hailey CFFS 556 553 574 1683 Sveeggen Stuart AMFS 540 542 576 1658 Hetletved Kinley CFFS 554 533 574 1661 Hamilton John AMFS 543 548 566 1657 Jensen Josie CFFS 520 521 565 1606 Stephens Elliott AMFS 540 546 570 1656 Hetletved Hatley CFFS 421 373 491 1285 McRoberts Eric AMFS 538 539 579 1656

Blocker Michael AMFS 539 539 575 1653 Anderson Josiah CMBB 504 498 532 1534 Wardrip Jason AMFS 537 538 577 1652

FISHER NICHOLAS AMFS 530 540 568 1638 Ray Luke CMBHFS 542 527 567 1636 Stevens jeffrey AMFS 535 527 575 1637 Bowerman Noah CMBHFS 528 523 562 1613 Metcalf Jim AMFS-Guest 533 529 572 1634 Tompkins Brock CMBHFS 502 508 557 1567 Bugner Daniel AMFS 522 524 571 1617 Thomas Tyler CMBHFS 485 473 539 1497 Carline Nathan AMFS 519 525 570 1614

Putk Kalle AMFS-Guest 517 517 571 1605 Mann Luke CMFS 549 552 576 1677 Voggenberger Klemmens AMFS-guest 513 513 556 1582 Steltzner Ben CMFS 541 540 572 1653 LePera Ralph AMFS 497 506 564 1567 Mann Evan CMFS 493 493 546 1532 Underwood James AMFS 466 466 Warren Owen CMFS 480 484 0 964

Gentry Robert AMFSL 535 531 572 1638 Jackson Rebecca MSFBB 371 381 424 1176 Herschell Paul AMFSL 495 502 564 1561

Duensing Cole AMFSL 498 497 563 1558 Doub Judy MSFFS 452 466 545 1463

Ots Rait AMFSLR-guest 487 482 560 1529 Daley Tom MSMBB 478 464 537 1479

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Field Hunter Animal Total Cline Denny MSMBB 456 470 547 1473

Hanlon Dick MSMBB 469 464 539 1472 Mathrole Jon MSMLB 91 93 114 298 McCrary Eddie MSMBB 458 458 530 1446

Vrabel Bill MSMBB 409 388 0 797 Graham Bobby MSMTRAD 409 405 479 1293 0 Lashley Gary MSMTRAD 385 423 445 1253 Borg James MSMBHFS 487 504 553 1544 Grabman Jerry MSMTRAD 345 345 409 1099 Law John MSMBHFS 375 392 465 1232

Keating Karen SFBHFS 497 491 556 1544 Parker TC MSMBHFSL 363 338 483 1184

Hakl Julene SFFS 533 532 578 1643 Grade Doug MSMFS 535 536 575 1646 Belzner Catherine SFFS 524 532 562 1618 Pearson Frank MSMFS 535 539 571 1645 Jones Marcia SFFS 517 517 561 1595 Kolb Dan MSMFS 534 538 567 1639 Mascaro Rena SFFS 513 505 558 1576 Wheaton Roger MSMFS 540 533 565 1638 Potter Kathy SFFS 495 492 562 1549 Umbarger Lynn MSMFS 527 535 566 1628 Beck Linda SFFS 489 499 556 1544 Jacobsen Robert MSMFS 527 531 564 1622 Scott Dawnel SFFS 473 485 539 1497 Mathewson Skip MSMFS 519 533 570 1622

Smith R. Bruce MSMFS 525 519 572 1616 Walter Lynn SFFSLR 397 428 534 1359 Metcalf Vern MSMFS 517 523 560 1600

Orth Richard MSMFS 515 509 565 1589 Baxter Dave SMBH 432 454 525 1411 Will Donald MSMFS 498 517 563 1578

Little Michael MSMFS 499 509 560 1568 McConnell Troy SMBHFS 532 523 566 1621 LePera Mike MSMFS 505 500 550 1555 Beavin Jerry SMBHFS 521 528 569 1618 Brabec Jerry MSMFS 477 494 550 1521 Wiedenfeld Brian SMBHFS 516 520 567 1603 Hoblit Gary MSMFS 466 468 542 1476 Toth Kirk SMBHFS 502 515 567 1584

Maka Jozef SMBHFS 512 503 563 1578 Wenzel Jerry MSMFSL 428 451 549 1428 Tompkins William SMBHFS 492 498 564 1554 Raymond Ronald MSMFSL 420 418 516 1354

Iverson Don MSMFSL 387 0 387 Austin Oliver SMBHFSL 464 456 529 1449

Robinson Steve MSMFSLR 476 457 558 1491 Flier Mike SMFS 548 552 573 1673 continued on page 10 Veit Jake MSMFSLR 364 385 479 1228 Stover Steven SMFS 551 548 573 1672 Lysne Earl MSMFSLR 331 320 439 1090 Bee Christopher SMFS 546 543 571 1660

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Field Hunter Animal Total Rush Warren SMFS 539 542 575 1656 Budding Kathy SSFBH 154 196 293 643 Kulp Greg SMFS 535 540 574 1649

Norby Todd SMFS 543 534 571 1648 Townsend Linda SSFBHFS 477 470 521 1468 Jackson Brian SMFS 538 538 570 1646

Harms David SMFS 535 538 572 1645 Pearson Becky SSFFS 544 542 576 1662 Moulton Jack SMFS 538 538 568 1644 Smith Lora SSFFS 513 516 571 1600 Rugroden Rick SMFS 534 540 569 1643 Domke Janette SSFFS 509 521 562 1592 Bridger Steve SMFS 530 538 569 1637

Robinson Donald SMFS 536 528 571 1635 Parker Linda SSFFSL 413 355 500 1268 Belzner Steven SMFS 530 534 569 1633

Hofer Keith SMFS 525 535 568 1628 Gurchensky Kenneth SSMBB 464 457 542 1463 Maestri Dante SMFS 532 520 572 1624 Cline Steve SSMBB 448 461 522 1431 Roesler Jerry SMFS 525 525 572 1622 Gregory Lee SSMBB 414 439 485 1338 Schaff Mike SMFS 522 524 563 1609 Borges Bob SSMBB 116 404 514 1034 Kramer Tom SMFS 520 514 555 1589 Arnold Barry SSMBHFS 538 528 570 1636 Flottmeyer Ronnie SMFS 510 515 564 1589 WHOBREY EDDIE SSMBHFS 518 527 569 1614 Scott Douglas SMFS 530 504 546 1580 Shipman Bob SSMBHFS 510 515 570 1595 Jasper Rick SMFS 498 494 552 1544 Brown Pat SSMBHFS 504 510 557 1571 Stebner Dean SMFS 530 516 0 1046 Kostka Gary SSMBHFS 496 510 558 1564 Smith Mark SMFS 530 511 0 1041 Jones Ray SSMBHFS 489 493 564 1546 Sargent Tim SMFS 530 530 Schneider Ken SSMBHFS 479 496 566 1541

Hryn Dave SMFSL 513 518 561 1592 SMITH FRANK SSMBHFSL 487 485 529 1501 DuBrueler Rick SMFSL 509 508 568 1585 Reiss David SSMBHFSL 436 430 514 1380 Heck Todd SMFSL 476 492 560 1528

Bradway JC SSMFS 546 546 579 1671 Coleman Steven SMFSLR 472 484 539 1495 Burns Jim SSMFS 545 545 575 1665 Shackelford Jim SMFSLR 443 452 551 1446 Bucy Doug SSMFS 544 543 574 1661

Townsend David SSMFS 542 542 575 1659 Burnham Tom SMLB 239 301 410 950 Domke Paul SSMFS 540 543 570 1653

Young William SSMFS 541 537 571 1649 Siegel Bruce SMTRAD 431 408 467 1306 Mohn William SSMFS 530 536 575 1641

Joyce Doug SSMFS 537 533 566 1636

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A New Pro-Sanctioned, CASH PRIZE Tournament November 14–16, 2014 Tangy’s Indoor Archery Lanes, Warwick RI Raffles and Door Prizes!

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Field Hunter Animal Total Smith john SSMFS 538 529 568 1635 Pavlik Kali YAFFS 513 497 559 1569 Hofker Richard SSMFS 530 532 572 1634

PAULEY RICHARD SSMFS 531 522 569 1622 Heady Eric YAMBHFS 488 497 562 1547 Houk Henry SSMFS 527 518 572 1617

Christman Edward SSMFS 520 529 563 1612 Bee Christopher YAMFS 557 550 579 1686 Mills Rusty SSMFS 525 519 563 1607 King Ethan YAMFS 541 529 577 1647 Strassman Mike SSMFS 503 535 569 1607 Feterl Cole YAMFS 539 531 577 1647 Wood James SSMFS 522 522 553 1597 Cull Elliott YAMFS 521 537 573 1631 Amberg Dennis SSMFS 489 506 554 1549 Mann Ryan YAMFS 518 522 573 1613 Peschong Dwight SSMFS 499 496 548 1543 Bullock Turner YAMFS 507 517 569 1593 Deston Robert SSMFS 451 445 547 1443 Swanson Liam YAMFS 443 446 547 1436 McManaway Woody SSMFS 431 459 544 1434

Oaks Emily YFBHFS 515 517 566 1598 Herschell Vince SSMFSL 518 514 566 1598

Conklin, Sr. Sam SSMFSL 509 518 561 1588 Crook Dahlia YFFS 546 540 569 1655 May Charles SSMFSL 512 510 561 1583 Thomas Kinzie YFFS 530 530 571 1631 East Dale SSMFSL 495 493 551 1539 Keiser Gabby YFFS 523 524 564 1611 Witt Terry SSMFSL 488 484 562 1534 Herrlein Danielle YFFS 484 497 552 1533

McCarty Mike SSMFSLR 449 432 537 1418 Baird Dana YFFSLR 450 451 543 1444 Nicholson Kirk SSMFSLR 390 412 493 1295

Yokiel Philip SSMFSLR 355 382 440 1177 Lavan Alexander YMBHFS 537 533 567 1637 Saunders Tom SSMFSLR 324 91 0 415 Renaud Christopher YMBHFS 512 501 563 1576

Nixon Arch SSMLB 339 376 469 1184 O'Connor Daniel YMFS 549 550 579 1678

Linde Jack YMFS 507 519 563 1589 Mahana Marvin SSMTRAD 340 357 497 1194 Howes Braeden YMFS 491 514 568 1573

Franklin Conor YMFS 512 501 555 1568 Tompkins Mackenzie YAFBHFS 423 434 501 1358 Merjano Nicholas YMFS 493 489 556 1538 Els Jolien YAFBHFS-G 473 474 547 1494

Tompkins Matthew YMFSL 105 120 0 225 McGhee Krystal YAFFS 524 523 570 1617 Siders Aleah YAFFS 501 517 568 1586

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3604 Miller, Allison AFBB(R) USA 3512 Schmachtenberg, Eva AFBB(R) Germany 3605 Trafford, Charlene AFBB(R) USA 3617 McCain, Sandy AFBH(R) USA 3458 Dunn, Tori AFBH(R) Australia 3618 Diniz, Alesha AFBH(R) USA 3616 Skubish, Christine AFBH(R) USA 3613 Lynde, Lana

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1069 Dohlhoff, Jane 966 Landsberg, Rika 2709 De Villiers, Heidi 3459 Dowd, Jeanette 3622 Keating, Karen 3521 Pongratz, Helga Maria

AFBU AFBU AFBU AFBU AFBU AFBU

USA South Africa South Africa South Africa Australia USA Switzerland

Field1

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Animal

Field2

Hunter2

Total

361 348 462 359 393 1923 322 366 496 352 334 1870 261 297 440 298 246 1542 392 410 510 405 406 2123 360 408 494 397 382 2041 253 240 358 296 304 1451 201 223 358 208 239 1229 432 421 530 425 432 2240 537 533 560 532 543 2705 519 520 550 508 523 2620 504 516 556 506 518 2600 501 503 554 504 507 2569 493 510 540 488 501 2532 472 423 518 474 471 2358

3463 Duncan, Aimee

AFFS(C) Australia

231 239 392 183 263 1308

3632 Trafford, Miriam 3488 Cooper, Lisa 3487 McCloud, Ashleigh 3606 Trafford, Heather

AFFS(R) AFFS(R) AFFS(R) AFFS(R)

USA England England USA

495 476 544 480 495 2490 451 449 550 489 488 2427 445 446 528 425 439 2283 190 175 264 132 118 879

3636 Bee, Emily AFFU USA 730 De Wet, Lizeth AFFU South Africa 3637 Pearce, Stacy AFFU USA 3638 Geist, Kaylee AFFU USA 3640 Klein, Raeanne AFFU USA 3634 Green, Annalesha AFFU USA 2177 Viviers, Beanta AFFU Namibia 1339 Zietsman, Lilian AFFU South Africa 3635 Baty, Jolie AFFU USA 3480 Tonao, Isabella AFFU Brazil 3466 Coutts, Annette AFFU Australia 3467 Cook, Narelle AFFU Australia 3641 Filipi, Julie AFFU USA 3468 Stevens, Annette AFFU Australia 3665 Younkins, Rebecca AFFU USA 3496 Kell, Ülle AFLB Estonia 3497 Hoim-Wessels, Monika AFLB Estonia 3654 Skubish, Renae AFLB USA 3602 Bateman, Earle AMBB(C) USA 3455 Bell, Jeffrey AMBB(C) Australia 3607 Wesbrock, Jason AMBB(R) USA 3474 Wahl, Herwig AMBB(R) Austria 3609 Antczak, Scott AMBB(R) USA 3514 Müller, Ralf AMBB(R) Germany 3478 Morales, Eduardo AMBB(R) Brazil

542 537 560 541 541 2721 540 539 560 534 540 2713 534 535 560 541 535 2705 530 525 548 531 543 2677 522 515 560 534 532 2663 512 510 556 536 529 2643 514 527 554 517 519 2631 518 514 554 500 514 2600 499 497 552 511 522 2581 484 489 544 495 502 2514 490 488 546 486 499 2509 468 462 526 446 470 2372 449 431 524 460 459 2323 424 438 530 451 440 2283 447 400 464 459 463 2233 287 267 376 270 300 1500 227 252 344 222 250 1295 194 183 308 219 245 1149 481 471 542 454 469 2417 461 467 534 453 468 2383 445 446 536 463 475 2365 396 382 492 407 440 2117 408 385 486 419 406 2104 307 278 420 296 341 1642 110 126 242 126 145 749

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3612 Tucker, Paul 3456 Spath, Alexander 3611 Baxter, Dave 3620 McCain, Gary 3621 Siegel, Bruce 3518 Zullig, Urs 3619 Wong, Richard 3520 Hammig, Rainer

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AMBH(C) USA AMBH(C) Australia AMBH(C) USA AMBH(R) USA AMBH(R) USA AMBH(R) Switzerland AMBH(R) USA AMBH(R) Switzerland

Field1

Hunter1

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Field2

Hunter2

Total

463 457 516 460 474 2370 410 427 516 425 454 2232 404 381 498 403 397 2083 440 411 502 429 456 2238 397 397 462 383 394 2033 370 347 466 371 351 1905 358 344 480 355 342 1879 281 101 0 245 0 627

3615 Capp, LeRoy 3457 Dowd, Kevin 3673 Toledo, Eduardo 3486 Cowie, James 3614 Austin, Oliver

AMBL AMBL AMBL AMBL AMBL

USA Australia Argentina England USA

477 469 544 471 499 2460 476 455 538 472 477 2418 460 460 536 470 468 2394 464 443 546 465 452 2370 457 433 538 442 439 2309

372 Van Schalkwyk, Willem 1101 Van Niekerk, Thys 3624 Human, Jeff 1238 Jansen Van Vuuren, Marko 2708 De Villiers, Jean 2929 van der Veen, Rudolf 3625 Hanten, Todd 3627 McConnell, Troy 3479 Alencar, Joao 3623 Pierce, Michael 3626 DeWitt, Todd 3501 Salvanti, Alessandro 3461 Erskine, Donald (John) 3668 Salem, Diego 3460 Hair, Craig 3462 Windle, Robert (Bob) 3448 Hartcher, Tony

AMBU AMBU AMBU AMBU AMBU AMBU AMBU AMBU AMBU AMBU AMBU AMBU AMBU AMBU AMBU AMBU AMBU

South Africa South Africa USA South Africa South Africa South Africa USA USA Brazil USA USA Italy Australia Argentina Australia Australia Australia

547 543 560 543 551 2744 541 535 560 536 543 2715 522 538 560 533 544 2697 527 523 558 528 530 2666 526 510 556 521 540 2653 511 522 556 525 529 2643 530 517 556 506 513 2622 506 495 556 513 513 2583 484 505 554 503 509 2555 508 497 556 498 494 2553 504 495 550 494 495 2538 488 487 554 493 505 2527 499 495 530 488 497 2509 485 485 550 486 493 2499 476 468 526 459 467 2396 426 449 530 433 440 2278 479 493 546 0 0 1518

3630 Gentry, Robert 3464 Barrat, Stephen 3629 Herschell, Paul 3489 Symmonds, Mathew 3494 Ots, Rait 3628 Coleman, Steven 3499 Johansson, David 3498 Rautiainen, Markku 3465 Paddison, Brett

AMFS(C) AMFS(C) AMFS(C) AMFS(R) AMFS(R) AMFS(R) AMFS(R) AMFS(R) AMFS(R)

USA Australia USA Wales Estonia USA Finland Finland Australia

517 525 550 527 533 2652 503 487 550 495 503 2538 489 485 546 488 496 2504 488 475 550 504 501 2518 476 475 538 471 465 2425 480 464 534 445 460 2383 437 437 538 474 476 2362 427 415 524 415 447 2228 121 103 266 91 111 692

3645 Manfull, Steve 3580 Bee, Christopher L. 1325 Smit, Werner 3650 Hanley, Kolby

AMFU USA AMFU USA AMFU South Africa AMFU USA

554 544 560 551 557 2766 546 553 560 554 551 2764 544 548 560 552 555 2759 550 546 560 550 552 2758 continued on page 16

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Style

Country

3642 Green, Keith AMFU USA 3491 Rae, Daniel AMFU England 3644 Deston, Chris AMFU USA 833 Landsberg, Stephan AMFU South Africa 3648 Hetletved, Lee AMFU USA 3649 Bee, Christopher A. AMFU USA 3469 Seckhon, Gurvinder AMFU Australia 3664 Rega, Brad AMFU USA 3522 Knaack, Quirin AMFU Switzerland 3492 Metcalfe, Jim AMFU England 3484 McKenty, Sean AMFU Canada 3471 Anear, Marcus AMFU Australia 3666 Younkins, Randy AMFU USA 3652 Thompson, Rocky AMFU USA 3646 Cassady, Jason AMFU USA 3658 Cull, Elliot AMFU USA 3481 Tonao, Vilson AMFU Brazil 3495 Putk, Kalle AMFU Estonia 3475 Voggenberger, Klemens AMFU Austria 3490 Johnson, Steven AMFU England 2599 Engelbrecht, Henk AMFU South Africa 3651 Thompson, Terry AMFU USA 3470 Fairhall, Peter AMFU Australia 3593 Swanson, Liam AMFU USA 1341 Brink, Herman AMFU South Africa 3643 Carline, Nathan AMFU USA

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3653 Fender, Paul

AMHB

AMLB Finland AMLB USA AMLB USA AMLB Australia AMLB England AMLB South Africa AMLB Germany

343 309 476 309 370 1807 294 297 406 280 314 1591 272 268 454 258 254 1506 328 283 320 265 264 1460 254 230 398 234 235 1351 219 237 356 247 245 1304 240 234 0 0 0 474

3533 Johnson, Hailey 3669 Klatt, Jessarae 2786 Van der Veen, Skylah 3538 Hetletved, Kinley 3543 Jensen, Josie

CFFU USA CFFU USA CFFU South Africa CFFU USA CFFU USA

558 545 558 553 553 2767 552 556 556 547 555 2766 547 542 560 557 556 2762 555 533 560 541 517 2706 516 0 0 0 511 1027

CMBB(C) USA CMBB(C) South Africa

493 475 492 494 494 2448 427 445 484 460 436 2252

CMFU CMFU CMFU CMFU

3502 Zacharias, Anja

JFBH(R) Liechtenstein 174 194 328 207 163 1066 JFBU

USA USA USA USA

260 237 452 232 242 1423

3579 Franklin, Conor 3599 Thompson, Kyle 3662 Tompkins, Brock 3598 Warren, Owen 3671 Oaks, Emily photos by jeff sanchez

Hunter1

542 548 560 545 548 2743 538 545 560 543 554 2740 550 542 560 537 548 2737 538 544 560 546 545 2733 534 539 560 548 543 2724 536 536 556 541 550 2719 541 537 560 544 534 2716 543 531 558 537 538 2707 540 520 554 542 551 2707 532 531 560 530 537 2690 532 529 560 540 526 2687 532 532 552 532 538 2686 523 532 558 527 538 2678 526 532 550 527 537 2672 530 517 560 532 521 2660 523 525 554 534 519 2655 511 516 560 529 528 2644 515 511 560 519 533 2638 512 519 560 512 532 2635 516 509 558 522 529 2634 516 506 560 506 508 2596 491 503 544 503 506 2547 484 476 532 489 508 2489 484 454 544 496 481 2459 534 0 560 544 541 2179 510 0 0 0 0 510

3500 Lehtinen, Jarkko 3656 Chatoo, Dana 3655 Vermilyer, Dan 3473 Burrows, Mark 3493 Downs, Nigel 507 Wessels, Jaco 3513 Koini, Martin

3667 Anderson, Josiah 2469 Shaw, William

USA

Field1

USA

557 551 558 557 556 2779 531 517 558 525 525 2656 506 483 554 479 503 2525 458 471 498 472 492 2391 497 505 552 500 510 2564

Reg No. Name

Style

3504 Els, Jolien JFBU 3663 Tompkins, Mackenzie JFBU 3449 Erskine, Brook JFBU 3526 Baird, Dana 3529 Crook, Dahlia 3541 Cox, Cassidy 3483 Maude, Fiona 3537 Thomas, Kinzie 3659 Keiser, Gabby 3539 Siders, Aleah 3450 Walklate, Jessie-Rose 3542 Hunhoff, Kendra 3531 Herrlein, Danielle 3544 Schulze, Ashley 3588 Cacopardo, Taylor 3477 Morales, Henrique 3454 Hearne, Peter 3672 Renaud, Christopher 3585 Trafford, Hardy 3661 Modi, Jainil Niranjan

Country

Namibia USA Australia

Field1

Hunter1

Animal

Field2

Hunter2

Total

499 473 546 503 485 2506 445 406 486 490 451 2278 370 378 504 399 419 2070

JFFS(R)

USA

434 422 524 403 465 2248

JFFU JFFU JFFU JFFU JFFU JFFU JFFU JFFU JFFU JFFU

USA USA Canada USA USA USA Australia USA USA USA

546 538 556 536 532 2708 532 538 560 533 541 2704 537 533 550 532 535 2687 535 521 558 526 530 2670 523 512 560 514 506 2615 514 504 546 515 524 2603 501 508 548 503 520 2580 500 479 544 509 501 2533 487 478 544 502 493 2504 483 461 470 499 500 2413

JMBB(R) JMBH(R)

USA Brazil

342 365 496 321 348 1872 84 82 186 136 144 632

JMBU JMBU

Australia USA

530 511 560 519 523 2643 498 485 536 494 514 2527

JMFS(R) JMFS(R)

USA India

507 492 558 517 521 2595 161 157 276 204 228 1026

1340 Brink, Kobus JMFU South Africa 552 550 560 556 548 2766 3583 King, Ethan JMFU USA 549 545 558 551 558 2761 3589 Green, Roy JMFU USA 533 537 560 551 552 2733 3594 Feterl, Cole JMFU USA 546 531 560 539 540 2716 3505 Engel, Jackson JMFU Namibia 535 524 556 527 530 2672 3592 Thompson, Luke JMFU USA 512 508 556 509 518 2603 3503 Zacharias, Stefan JMFU Liechtenstein 504 507 560 511 502 2584 3557 Howes, Braeden JMFU USA 496 487 558 526 507 2574 3453 Cook, Janszen JMFU Australia 455 498 542 489 508 2492 3452 Hair, Tristan JMFU Australia 490 481 540 483 483 2477 3660 Gokhale, Pushkaraj JMFU India 483 467 484 490 482 2406 2286 Nair, Vinayak Subhashchandra JMFU India 311 304 376 424 370 1785 3540 Pearce, Paige 3482 McClean, Fiona 3534 Rogers, Tobi 3591 Misner, Greg 3571 Manfull, Ray 3597 Barrientos, Hugo 3573 Forbes, Jim 3510 Roth, Axel 3601 Myer, Jarod 3558 Kraft, Marty 3600 Foss, Paul

PFFU PFFU PFFU

USA Canada USA

549 555 560 547 559 2770 543 540 560 538 548 2729 541 538 558 539 540 2716

PMFS(C)

USA

467 446 516 451 417 2297

PMFU PMFU PMFU PMFU PMFU PMFU PMFU

USA USA USA Germany USA USA USA

548 541 556 551 549 2745 543 546 560 545 547 2741 544 536 558 546 541 2725 537 537 560 539 534 2707 540 538 560 533 533 2704 525 532 558 536 533 2684 524 533 558 530 520 2665

3530 Jackson, Rebecca

VFBB(C)

USA

368 389 444 365 378 1944

3610 Budding, Kathy

VFBH(C)

USA

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Style

3524 Parker, Linda 3535 Walter, Lynn

Country

VFFS(C) USA VFFS(R) USA

3528 Pearson, Becky 3527 Smith, Lora 3525 Mascaro, Rena 3532 Scott, Dawnel 3472 Wood, Joy 3485 James, Alec 3568 Gregory, Lee

Field1

Hunter1

Animal

Field2

Hunter2

Total

405 0 0 0 0 405 378 374 444 344 412 1952

VFFU VFFU VFFU VFFU

USA USA USA USA

537 527 560 532 538 2694 523 517 554 526 535 2655 517 499 536 492 504 2548 476 475 536 488 482 2457

VFLB

Australia

152 125 228 137 134 776

VMBB(C) England VMBB(C) USA

414 422 520 415 433 2204 422 412 498 426 408 2166

3584 Trafford, Skip

VMBB(R)

USA

352 331 420 337 348 1788

3586 Lucangioli, Richard

VMBH(C)

USA

360 309 442 337 378 1826

3517 Marioni, Bruno

VMBH(R) Switzerland 246 261 384 249 292 1432

3657 DuBrueler, Rick 3570 Reiss, David 3549 Parker, TC

VMBL VMBL VMBL

USA USA USA

3523 Wirth, Andy 3506 Williams, James 3476 Souza Filho, Lindolfo

VMBU Switzerland 528 531 556 520 531 2666 VMBU New Zealand 502 523 558 520 525 2628 VMBU Brazil 457 438 524 475 468 2362

3582 Hryn, Dave 3555 Herschell, Vince 3578 Witt, Terry 3563 Wenzel, Paul (Jerry) 3565 Raymond, Ronald

VMFS(C) VMFS(C) VMFS(C) VMFS(C) VMFS(C)

3566 Wearne, David 3560 Robinson, Steve 3508 Koch, Walter

VMFS(R) USA VMFS(R) USA VMFS(R) Germany

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482 471 534 462 490 2439 460 416 526 441 463 2306 287 0 0 0 0 287

499 518 560 505 504 2586 508 499 554 495 516 2572 479 471 540 470 499 2459 447 438 522 442 446 2295 415 360 456 365 251 1847 480 470 518 462 475 2405 462 461 542 470 467 2402 469 475 526 455 473 2398

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3577 Lee, William 3507 Tittjung, Willi 3554 Nicholson, Kirk 3596 Saunders, Tom

Style

Country

VMFS(R) USA VMFS(R) Germany VMFS(R) USA VMFS(R) USA

3575 Bradway, JC 71 Van Der Linde, Stefan 3552 Young, William 3550 Bucy, Doug 970 Martignone, Andre 3562 Pearson, Frank 3451 Cornish, Leigh 3556 Smith, John 3670 West, Ronald 3590 Moulton, Jack 3561 Johnson, Larry 3581 Houk, Henry 3576 Cizadlo, David 3516 Knaack, Rainer 3574 Peschong, Dwight 3567 Scott, Douglas 3569 Deston, Robert 3587 Masestri, Dante

VMFU USA VMFU South Africa VMFU USA VMFU USA VMFU South Africa VMFU USA VMFU Australia VMFU USA VMFU USA VMFU USA VMFU USA VMFU USA VMFU USA VMFU Switzerland VMFU USA VMFU USA VMFU USA VMFU USA

3546

VMHB

USA

VMLB VMLB VMLB

USA USA USA

Mathrole, John

3547 Burnham, Tom 3572 Nixon, Arch 3548 Prosser, Victor

Field1

Hunter1

Animal

Field2

Hunter2

Total

477 454 534 459 439 2363 386 410 520 437 416 2169 385 415 434 429 415 2078 0 321 468 322 0 1111 543 547 560 544 544 2738 544 538 560 543 548 2733 543 543 560 539 543 2728 539 545 560 535 537 2716 534 535 558 525 535 2687 534 526 560 529 536 2685 530 536 558 535 525 2684 523 544 556 524 531 2678 529 519 558 520 541 2667 523 543 558 525 515 2664 524 520 560 511 530 2645 520 523 558 511 523 2635 515 518 556 518 509 2616 487 499 550 489 489 2514 496 479 544 490 490 2499 479 480 540 475 498 2472 454 480 526 460 452 2372 528 0 552 526 522 2128 44

86

184

77

96

487

300 304 412 291 295 1602 243 267 342 217 206 1275 151 167 280 165 175 938

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Tournament accomplishments

22 NFAA National Championship titles 1982 Vegas Professional Champion 1985-1986 PAA Champion Fresno Safari Champion Lake of the Wood Champion 2-Time 10,000 Lakes Champion 2-Time Big Sky Open Champion 5-Time Easton Points Champion (Professional Division) 39 NFAA Sectional Professional titles, 17 Sectional Senior ti 43 NFAA State Professional titles, 18 State Senior titles

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D

uring his 44 years in archery, Dean Pridgen has had numerous accomplishments at all levels of competition. Dean is proud to have earned the title of Champion in his very first attempt at the NFAA Outdoor National Championships in 1972. This was the first of 22 NFAA Champion designations in various categories including Professional Adult Male Freestyle (Indoor and Outdoor) and Senior Male Freestyle (Indoor and Outdoor). Missing only the 1986 NFAA Nationals, Dean’s victories span 37 years. Dean won his final National Indoor title in 2009.

Dean was featured on the cover of Archery Magazine in January 1975 and October 1979. He also authored articles for Archery Focus Magazine in 2005 and 2008. He and his wife Rosie were inducted in the Oklahoma State Archery Hall of Fame in 2004. Dean is a life member of the NFAA and a certified master archery coach.

His passion and persistence to improve as an archer allowed him to accomplish feats with a bow most people couldn’t even imagine. His many accomplishments have made Dean one of the most respected men in the field of archery.

While all of Dean’s accomplishments warrant consideration for the NFAA Hall of Fame, the quality of man that Dean is should not be overlooked. Though perhaps intimidated by his many successes, his fellow competitors would find Dean to be a humble person willing to provide advice and guidance. Even rival archers measure their successes against the high standards Dean has set.

Manufacturers such as Jennings, Hoyt, Golden Eagle, York, Bear, and Mathews believed enough in Dean’s abilities to sponsor his archery endeavors through the years. PSE continues to sponsor him today.

Dean is always willing to help his fellow archers out and to promote this great sport regardless of the timing or location. He has been, and always will be, one of the best ambassadors of the sport and a true professional.

—Tom Dorigatti

In my nearly 30 years of professional competition, I competed with no finer friend, sportsman, competitor or gentleman than Dean Pridgen. A fierce competitor on the course, but also the sort of guy who if he noticed you were about to shoot from the wrong stake or make some other error, he would speak up. When Dean won, he wanted to hold the champions trophy because he fairly outshot everyone. His induction into the NFAA Hall of Fame is not only based on his achievements but because he is one of the greatest ambassadors of the NFAA. —Terry Ragsdale

Opposite: Dean Pridgen, left, accepting his award from NFAA President Bruce Cull, right Pridgen was nominated for the honor by Jeff Parker Left and inset: Pridgen earlier in his archery career and featured on the October 1979 cover of Archery Magazine scores, tournament info and more at www.nfaausa.com 21

NFAA Calendar of Events ®

DATE/TOURNAMENT...................................................................................................... VENUE

2014 —OCTOBER— October 4-5 NFAA Outdoor national target championships........................................... Yankton, SD —DECEMBER— December 12-14 north american field archery championships......................................... Homestead, FL

2015 —FEBRUARY— February 6-8 the vegas shoot...................................................................................................Las Vegas, NV —MARCH— March 14-15 NFAA Indoor national championships............................................................Louisville, KY —APRIL— April 11-12 First dakota Classic.............................................................................................. Yankton, SD —JULY— July 22-26 NFAA OUTDOOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS..............................................Mechanicsburg, PA

2016 —JANUARY— January 29-31 The Vegas Shoot...................................................................................................Las Vegas, NV

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An estimated 600 competitors from 60 countries are expected at the event, supported by a similar number of team management and family. The tournament schedule will include an official practice period, three days of qualification and eliminations – and two days of spectator finals.

Juan-Carlos Holgado, 1992 Olympic team gold medalist and World Archery’s Event Director was impressed by the venue. “This is a fantastic facility, fit for an international event,” he said. “It’s one of the best archery centers I’ve seen, and the two outdoor Olympic archery ranges mean it’s got the capacity to welcome the high number of young archers that compete at the youth world championships.”

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Beautifully located in the Great Plains of the United States, the venue, the City of Yankton and State of South Dakota have the infrastructure needed to support the Tournament. “Everything is in close proximity, the venue’s very safe for young archers and Yankton 2015 should prove to be an excellent event,” Juan-Carlos concluded.

The NFAA Easton Archery Centre in Yankton was one of the first Easton Centers to be built, and is a Partner center of the Easton Foundation as well as home to the National Field Archery Association headquarters.

National Field Archery Association President Mr. Bruce Cull said, “As the home of the NFAA, Yankton is a centerpiece for archery in the United States.

By bringing the young generation of international archers to the Centre, we not only have the chance to give them a great event but display our world-class venue and City to competitors from around the globe.”

World Archery Secretary General Mr. Tom Dielen said, “Yankton 2015 is the next in a series of World Archery events we’ve successfully partnered with the National Field Archery Association Foundation board and staff to deliver. Bruce Cull and his team stage the popular and growing final of the Indoor Archery World Cup at their Las Vegas Shoot, and held the 2012 World Archery Indoor Championships in the same city. I’m wholly confident that these 2015 youth championships will run to the same high level, in one of the most impressive archery facilities in the world.”

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Last First Shooting Total Name Name Code Score Sciacca Jan AFBH 1355 Wiltse Becky AFBHFS 1458 O'Steen Kimberly AFBHFS 1449 Sewell Melinda AFBHFS 1428 Martin Lindsay AFBHFS 1423 Burks Rebecca AFBHFS 1399 Burgess Kim AFBHFS 1382 Remund Shelby AFBHFS 1271 Watts Carrie AFBHFS 1090 Dougherty Lauri AFBHFS 1058 ENGLISH MINDI AFFS 1495 GORE HEATHER AFFS 1494 Watson Patty AFFS 1490 MORGAN SHAUNA AFFS 1490 Stewart Karen AFFS 1488 COUTURE WENDY AFFS 1488 Payne Ruth AFFS 1485 Winker Lesley AFFS 1483 Francis Seneca AFFS 1479 Doramus Jennifer AFFS 1477 McIntosh Zarah AFFS 1477 ARGYLE LINDSAY AFFS 1477 BRADLEY ANGELA AFFS 1473 Christensen Sherri AFFS 1472 Thornton Jennifer AFFS 1471 Shokey Jasmine AFFS 1469 Sebastian Becky AFFS 1466 Sizemore Mary AFFS 1463 Morozov Denise AFFS 1459 Preston Charee AFFS 1458 Smith Megan AFFS 1448 Tolentino Mabel AFFS 1433 Keith Becky AFFS 1419 Gaines Karla AFFS 1419 BUTCHER KARA AFFS 1419 Garcia Erica AFFS 1418 Gardiner Tami AFFS 1413 Nelson Emily AFFS 1412 Katsui Tianna AFFS 1392 O'Donnell Lisa AFFS 1188 Reed Debbie AFFS 1060 BUTCHER BRENDA AFFS 1017 Crinklaw Jill AFFSL 1265 Williams Karen AFFSLR 1195 Phillips Jessica AFFSLR 1156 Enright Timalyn AFFSLR 1073 MCCAIN SANDY AFTRAD 1204 Dinoso Djessebel AFTRAD 926 Street Chey AFTRAD 757 Snipp Oilivia AFTRAD 347 ROGERS BEN AMBB 1390 BATEMAN IV Earl (Bubba) AMBB 1340 BORGES BOB AMBB 1209 24 Archery Magazine

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Last First Shooting Total Name Name Code Score Dick Land AMBB 1186 Honeycutt Tim AMBB 1169 Sadler Joshua AMBB 1091 MCCAIN GARY AMBH 1407 SciaccA Chuck AMBH 1350 BARKLEY DON AMBH 1315 Sciacca Cody AMBH 1201 Kern Jed AMBH 1139 Kirtley Jack AMBH 904 HILL JUSTIN AMBHFS 1507 Smith Brian AMBHFS 1505 Davis Tim AMBHFS 1505 Mahler Don AMBHFS 1502 DAVIS AARON AMBHFS 1498 Christensen Clint AMBHFS 1494 Coward Dave AMBHFS 1491 Heather Robert AMBHFS 1488 Miller Remund Danny AMBHFS 1480 Sandstrom Darren AMBHFS 1479 Puiley Alvin AMBHFS 1478 Funes Carlos AMBHFS 1474 Rauch Steven AMBHFS 1473 McMaster Newlin AMBHFS 1468 HICKS CHUCK AMBHFS 1468 Vereb Rob AMBHFS 1466 Ohlsen Fran AMBHFS 1465 Brown Micah AMBHFS 1464 Sneddon Alex AMBHFS 1464 Tsuker Igor AMBHFS 1462 Bauwkamp Tim AMBHFS 1458 Bartaldo CJ AMBHFS 1450 Watts Jeremy AMBHFS 1449 Holmes Brant AMBHFS 1448 PETERSON DAN AMBHFS 1446 Jeske Chris AMBHFS 1445 Mattingly Joe AMBHFS 1445 Finsterbusch Michael AMBHFS 1442 Ryan Hayes AMBHFS 1438 Kelegian Mark AMBHFS 1433 Fowler Matt AMBHFS 1429 Bednorz Jerry AMBHFS 1426 Ty Lambert AMBHFS 1423 McGraw Robert AMBHFS 1423 Roach David AMBHFS 1421 Casamina Leoncio AMBHFS 1408 Bartz John AMBHFS 1404 Pringle Jason AMBHFS 1394 Guest Todd AMBHFS 1392 Oaks Robert AMBHFS 1388 Lee Jimmy AMBHFS 1371 Stokes Jeff AMBHFS 1366 Lloyd-Massey Daniel AMBHFS 1236 Coody Larry AMBHFS 1172

Last First Shooting Total Name Name Code Score Checkeroski Tim AMFS 1506 STEPHENS ELLIOTT AMFS 1505 HIGLEY BRANDON AMFS 1505 BUTCHER BRANDON AMFS 1504 MILLER CORY AMFS 1504 WATTS JEFF AMFS 1504 POWELL BRANDON AMFS 1504 Webb Brian AMFS 1503 Jackson Mark AMFS 1501 ROSS CASEY AMFS 1501 HEINER TYSON AMFS 1501 Winker John AMFS 1500 Lloyd-Massey Jacob AMFS 1499 SEELEY JOSH AMFS 1499 Brown Brent AMFS 1498 Wilkin Joe AMFS 1498 Meyer Jeff AMFS 1497 HUYNH TOM AMFS 1497 MCNAIL JEFF AMFS 1497 Drummond Thomas AMFS 1496 TOLEN WILSON AMFS 1496 MCKEETH SAM AMFS 1496 RIDENOUR MARC AMFS 1495 Fisher Nick AMFS 1494 OCHOA RUBEN AMFS 1494 HARE THOMAS AMFS 1493 Tortosa Justin AMFS 1492 Combs Todd AMFS 1491 Brown Steve AMFS 1490 Krezman Jake AMFS 1490 Ray Chris AMFS 1489 Stokes Billy AMFS 1489 Williams Hunter AMFS 1489 Springer Eric AMFS 1489 AUDEH MAURICE AMFS 1489 RIESINGER STEVE AMFS 1488 Shockey Brad AMFS 1487 Campisi Curtis AMFS 1486 Sebastian Mark AMFS 1486 Jerome Blake AMFS 1485 Whipple Dana AMFS 1485 DelosSantas Lawrence AMFS 1485 Long Brad AMFS 1484 TROYER TOMMY AMFS 1484 Wiltse Dan AMFS 1480 CRAWFORD TROY AMFS 1479 ALZAMORA ROBERTO AMFS 1479 TODISCO ANDREW AMFS 1479 Doramus Smoky AMFS 1478 Cassella John AMFS 1478 Chanthakhoun KAM AMFS 1478 Dyer Tim AMFS 1477 continued on page 26 scores, tournament info and more at www.nfaausa.com 25

May 2-4, 2014 | Straight Arrow Bowhunters ■ Redding, CA

Last First Shooting Total Name Name Code Score Palmer Steve AMBHFS 0 Bowles Lori AMBHFS 0 Bethea Joe AMBHFS 0 Stocks Don AMBHFSL 1487 Wells John AMBHFSL 1451 Leufkens Mark AMBHFSL 1418 McClain Greg AMBHFSL 1377 Lippincott Blaine AMBHFSL 1301 GOLD BRIAN AMFS 1533 Munkres Emerson AMFS 1529 HEUVEL JOHN AMFS 1527 Harvey Ethan AMFS 1526 HOUSER DAVID AMFS 1526 SCHMITZ MATT AMFS 1525 Denton Douglas AMFS 1524 MILLER PAUL AMFS 1524 Farrens Ryan AMFS 1523 PENROD PAUL AMFS 1522 PESTILLI MIKE AMFS 1522 SIEMERING KEN AMFS 1522 EAVES MARK AMFS 1522 OLSEN JUDD AMFS 1521 RUBIO MARK AMFS 1521 COUTURE SHAWN AMFS 1520 DALEY TOMMY AMFS 1520 CAHOON AARON AMFS 1520 Roberts-Olsen CHRISTIAN AMFS 1519 KELLY CONNOR AMFS 1518 Reed Levi AMFS 1517 Sizemore Jacob AMFS 1517 KURTZHALS ZAK AMFS 1517 THURMAN BOB AMFS 1516 SMITH JESSEY AMFS 1516 PIMENTEL RYAN AMFS 1515 Lane Dan AMFS 1514 HALL AARON AMFS 1513 CHRISTENSEN JORY AMFS 1513 Thompson Pete AMFS 1512 Paschall Jacob AMFS 1512 Moyer Greg AMFS 1512 WATHEN JUDD AMFS 1512 BRUNSON CASEY AMFS 1511 Kiko Steve AMFS 1510 Ledbetter Gary AMFS 1509 McRoy Steve AMFS 1509 BEHRENS JORDAN AMFS 1509 THORNTON DARREN AMFS 1509 HEYREND LEITH AMFS 1509 Rosin Doug AMFS 1508 PRUITT TOM AMFS 1508 Deston Chris AMFS 1507 ERLEI QUINTEN AMFS 1507 McKee Jeff AMFS 1506

marked 3D nat'l. championships & western classic trail shoot results | continued from page 25 Last First Shooting Total Name Name Code Score Nelson Richard AMFS 1476 McQuilkin Scott AMFS 1474 Vaughn Carl AMFS 1472 PERES TONY AMFS 1472 Sanders Michael AMFS 1470 JOHNSON JP AMFS 1469 SUTER MIKE AMFS 1469 Brunk Denton AMFS 1467 BERTINI JOSE AMFS 1467 Martin Robert AMFS 1466 MCKinnon Garrett AMFS 1464 Williams Aren AMFS 1461 Johnson Brandon AMFS 1453 Ralston Andrew AMFS 1450 Tomlinson Steve AMFS 1450 Olsen Justin AMFS 1448 Schmieder Kenyon AMFS 1445 Capitulo Andrew AMFS 1442 Wollerman Gage AMFS 1440 Rosin David AMFS 1440 Zia Warda AMFS 1438 Kile Mark AMFS 1437 Scheunemann Travis AMFS 1434 Magers Jon AMFS 1433 Singh Matt AMFS 1423 Reese Percival AMFS 1419 MARINO JEFF AMFS 1412 Anderson Brian AMFS 1392 Elliott Stan AMFS 1390 Khatchadourian Richard AMFS 1388 Reilly Don AMFS 1380 Hubbard Randy AMFS 1349 DREYER THOMAS AMFS 1083 Schindler Justin AMFS 1080 Groff Randy AMFS 1061 RICE ZACK AMFS 1058 Mayfield Dustin AMFS 1047 O'Donnell Butch AMFS 1018 Gentry Bob AMFSL 1474 Jeff Fabry AMFSL 1470 Spawn Dennis AMFSL 1288 Tenner Brandon AMFSLR 1420 Raby Josh AMFSLR 1399 Vermilyer Dan AMLB 906

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Last First Shooting Total Name Name Code Score Swatsenbarg Dave AMTRAD 1231 Schwartz Erik AMTRAD 1172 Miller Colin AMTRAD 1118 Orlic Michael AMTRAD 1113 DAN WALSH AMTRAD 832 Austin Walsh AMTRAD 508 Kassel Jesse AMTRAD 254 Schwartz Elisabeth CFBB 820 Castro Marissa CFBHFS 1386 Hernandez Aubree CFBHFS 1384 Caldwell MacKenzie CFBHFS 1369 Watts Grace CFBHFS 1259 Nachtrieb Addy CFFS 1524 Thornton Samantha CFFS 1511 Christensen MaKenna CFFS 1493 Worgum Emma CFFS 1492 Sizemore Kaitlyn CFFS 1484 Remund Jetta CFFS 1415 McKee Barretta CFFS 1412 Caleb Quiocho CMBB 1473 Wright Maxwell CMBB 1163 Watts Joshua CMBHFS 1448 Watts William CMBHFS 1327 Bennett Dylan CMBHFS 1102 Long Ryan CMFS 1451 Elliott Evan CMFS 1418 Hickman Liane MSFFS 1451 Gardner Kay MSFFS 1403 Cox Diane MSFFS 1325 Miller Connie MSFFS 1297 Dudley Myra MSFFS 1271 McHuron Dave MSMBB 1006 Willis Mike MSMBHFS 1429 Hufford John MSMBHFS 1395 Neely Gary MSMBHFS 1324 Hickman Gerald MSMBHFS 1215 Vader Gary MSMBHFSL 1291 Alves Eddie MSMBHFSL 1116 Blanke Dick MSMFS 1478 Gipson Don MSMFS 1471 Pearson Frank MSMFS 1468 MILLER KEN MSMFS 1466 Kolb Daniel MSMFS 1461 Kouns Don MSMFS 1455

Last First Shooting Total Name Name Code Score JACOBSEN BOB MSMFS 1455 Chreten James MSMFS 1449 Nichols Haywood MSMFS 1443 Laws Jack MSMFS 1430 Okita Karl MSMFS 1429 Ken Gardner MSMFS 1425 Kite Layton MSMFS 1419 Taylor Gale MSMFS 1411 Lupo Tom MSMFS 1392 Metcalf Vern MSMFS 1390 DeLaunay Larry MSMFS 1384 Sample Curt MSMFS 1373 Specht Robert MSMFS 1364 Knox III John MSMFS 1349 Brabec Jerry MSMFS 1339 CLARK WILLIS MSMFS 1261 Deston Robert MSMFS 1217 Eberle Frank MSMFS 1037 McClintock Richard MSMFS 1036 Haggard Roland MSMFS 1033 Mathewson Skip MSMFS 515 Milhiser Glenn MSMFSL 1267 Baker Bob MSMFSL 1253 Ramsey Larry MSMFSL 1191 Tom Saunders MSMFSLR 957 PEARCE PAIGE PFFS 1525 Erika Jones PFFS 1520 VAN NATTA JAMIE PFFS 1511 LANCE SARAH PFFS 1511 JURENKA JAHNA PFFS 1510 COLIN CHRISTIE PFFS 1505 SOEMOD CAMILLA PFFS 1505 Gauvin Crystal PFFS 1504 VEYNA EMILY PFFS 1503 CALLOWAY CONNIE PFFS 1500 STARNES DEE PFFS 1487 Keller Dawn PFFS 1450 BROADWATER JESSE PMFS 1533 MORGAN ROB PMFS 1533 ANDERSON STEVE PMFS 1533 SCHAFF KRIS PMFS 1532 TEDFORD PAUL PMFS 1532 JOHNSON CABE PMFS 1532 ENGLISH BEN PMFS 1531

Last First Shooting Total Name Name Code Score BEAUBOUEF CHANCE PMFS 1531 STARNES SCOTT PMFS 1531 WILLIAMSON BRANDON PMFS 1531 TEDFORD AARON PMFS 1530 WILDE REO PMFS 1530 DEATON BRIDGER PMFS 1530 MCCARTHY DAN PMFS 1529 MORGAN LEVI PMFS 1529 GELLENTHIEN BRADEN PMFS 1529 GOMEZ THOMAS PMFS 1529 WILLS SHANE PMFS 1528 REYES BRANDON PMFS 1527 SCHAFF JOSH PMFS 1526 MENZER ROD PMFS 1526 THOMPSON CODY PMFS 1525 BINGER JOSHUA PMFS 1525 ANNEN NICK PMFS 1525 ANDERSON MICHAEL PMFS 1525 MORGAN TATE PMFS 1525 WOODY KENDALL PMFS 1525 COUSINS DAVE PMFS 1524 GRUBER MARC PMFS 1524 BASS HENRY PMFS 1524 SETHER DILLON PMFS 1522 HAMILTON COLTON PMFS 1522 WILDE LOGAN PMFS 1521 MCSPADDEN QUINN PMFS 1521 OOSTERLINCK CHRIS PMFS 1520 PERKINS Christopher PMFS 1520 PASMORE MARK PMFS 1520 DARREN COLLINS PMFS 1519 POOLE GREG PMFS 1519 BRABEC RANDY PMFS 1518 SMITH MASON PMFS 1518 TUCKER RANDY PMFS 1516 POLLARD MIKE PMFS 1516 BRADEN MICHAEL PMFS 1516 VINCENT SHAWNN PMFS 1514 TRAIL KEITH PMFS 1512 DIETMAR TRILLUS PMFS 1512 GILLINGHAM TIM PMFS 1510 NICHOLSON ZACH PMFS 1509 continued on page 28

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marked 3D nat'l. championships & western classic trail shoot results | continued from page 27 Last First Shooting Total Name Name Code Score

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SCOTT JON PMFS 1506 CLEM ANTHONY PMFS 1505 MOORE NICHOLAS PMFS 1504 CARTER FORREST PMFS 1503 BEARD JEREMY PMFS 1503 POTTER RICHARD PMFS 1502 MCLAIN KEVIN PMFS 1502 JOHNSON WYATT PMFS 1502 Tim Burnett PMFS 1501 GREENLIEF RYAN PMFS 1498 SMITH WADE PMFS 1495 LARSON DAMON PMFS 1494 NIELSON JUSTIN PMFS 1493 JONES SCOTT PMFS 1493 CYPRET TROY PMFS 1488 BRETSCH ROSS PMFS 1482 Ron Gaines PMFS 1476 GREENE CASEY PMFS 1470 COOLEY CHUCK PMFS 1443 MCCARTY MATTHEW PMFS 1389 Perkins-Killer YAHSTI PMFS 1057 Robinson Laurie SFBB 899 Clawson Julie SFBHFS 1396 Bredy Tammy SFBHFS 1393 Bomar Sheilah SFFS 1495 Karen Palmer SFFS 1485 SEVERTSON PAM SFFS 1480 Reed Vickie SFFS 1467 Hakl Julene SFFS 1460 Lemon Kary SFFS 1419 Stacy Michele SFFS 1374 Draeving Lori SFFSL 1238 DALEY TOM SMBB 1386 WILLIAMS ROBERT SMBB 1303 Jenkins Steve SMBB 1213 BOYD EDDIE SMBB 1190 Worley Michael SMBH 1394 FAUST STEPHEN SMBH 1304 LINETT BOB SMBH 1292 Mike Palmer SMBHFS 1497 HANSON MARK SMBHFS 1497 Wagner Tom SMBHFS 1491 Reed Merl SMBHFS 1491 Buell Jeff SMBHFS 1484 Marshall Jim SMBHFS 1480 Dunaway Jerry SMBHFS 1479 Whitlock Jeff SMBHFS 1474 Dunn Jr Tony SMBHFS 1465 Don Gresdel SMBHFS 1462 Green Steven SMBHFS 1459 Downs David SMBHFS 1457 McGinnis Tim SMBHFS 1453 Frias Nievies SMBHFS 1452 Laubinger John SMBHFS 1442 Bowles Jeff SMBHFS 1424 Lam Lance SMBHFS 1419 Garcia Joseph SMBHFS 1415 Lattimer Patrick SMBHFS 1331 Milhiser Carl SMBHFS 1321

Massey Carl SMBHFS 1312 Sobota Joe SMBHFS 1050 Quirke James SMBHFSL 1392 PEARCE KEVIN SMFS 1517 SWANSON KEITH SMFS 1515 LONG RANDY SMFS 1514 Thompson Jim SMFS 1506 Finney Patrick SMFS 1505 MORGAN RICK SMFS 1502 BAUMAN MEL SMFS 1501 WHITE KENT SMFS 1501 Sampson Mark SMFS 1497 Bernie Punzalan SMFS 1495 Pilant Garry SMFS 1494 Paquella Pat SMFS 1487 Thomas Timmy SMFS 1485 CROY BERT SMFS 1482 Pabst Larry SMFS 1481 KULP GREG SMFS 1478 SEABURY ROBERT SMFS 1476 Babcock Ron SMFS 1473 Henrick Pedro SMFS 1472 Adair Stacy SMFS 1470 Stebner Dean SMFS 1469 Jamison Carl SMFS 1461 Shepard Greg SMFS 1461 Roadarmel Scott SMFS 1457 Crinklaw Scott SMFS 1442 Schaff Mike SMFS 1425 Heilman Duane SMFS 1420 Lemon Richard SMFS 1418 Claar Mark SMFS 1417 Widen Dane SMFS 1405 Sherlock Bob SMFS 1372 Townsend Mike SMFS 1358 Dougherty Duane SMFS 1332 Day Denny SMFS 1063 Sandquist Darrell SMFSL 1444 Raddie Andrew SMFSL 1380 LANDRUM DENSEL SMFSL 1367 WALLACE DENNIS SMFSL 1278 Coleman Steven SMFSLR 1291 Wainwright John SMTRAD 1117 Siegel Bruce SMTRAD 1010 Davis Vernon SMTRAD 987 Williams Greg SMTRAD 426 SIELOFF DEBRA SPFFS 1447 Montenegro June SPFSL 1289 WILLETT JR RODGER SPMFS 1527 WHITE JACKIE SPMFS 1521 WOLFRAM ROBERT SPMFS 1521 BARNSDALE DAVE SPMFS 1520 RUDDOCK ALLAN SPMFS 1517 LEITER MIKE SPMFS 1516 PRICE DUANE SPMFS 1515 COOK TIPTON SPMFS 1514 HAKL BILL SPMFS 1514 HARBAUGH TONY SPMFS 1512 BUTTON JEFF SPMFS 1512

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Last First Shooting Total Name Name Code Score Sims Hubert SSMFS 1435 Wilson Scott SSMFS 1418 Don Widen SSMFS 1407 Elam Larry SSMFS 1402 KONG JR GEORGE SSMFS 1397 Wenner David SSMFS 1389 Wilson John SSMFS 1382 Snyder Terry SSMFS 1375 Perry Dan SSMFS 1347 Wayt Dan SSMFS 1344 SMITH WALTER SSMFS 1179 Dias Joe SSMFS 1048 Herschell Vince SSMFSL 1426 Bacho John SSMFSL 1419 Gibson Jerry SSMFSL 1374 David Walker SSMFSL 1181 Pack Donald SSMFSL 1181 Papac Geoge SSMLB 965 Mahana Marvin SSMTRAD 1030 Cooper Alysia YAFBHFS 1290 Preston Ashley YAFFS 1470 Thornton Kathleen YAFFS 1469 Swenson Jalyssa YAFFS 1377 Blankenship Brenna YAFFS 1318 Ogg Josiah YAMBHFS 1486 Kline Branden YAMFS 1516 Goslin Justin YAMFS 1504 Travis Williams YAMFS 1496 Christensen Kaden YAMFS 1480 Andreasen Cody YAMFS 1472 Moody Bryce YAMFS 1470 Brunk Dakota YAMFS 1464 Tolentino Thomas B YAMFS 1458 Kile Zared YAMFS 1446 Reed Brandon YAMFS 1443 Marquez III Max YAMFS 1441 Young Zachary YAMFS 1428 Wright Devin YAMFS 1427 Smith Brianne YFBHFS 1389 Oaks Emily YFBHFS 1369 Urquiza Trinity YFBHFS 999 Krammer Brittany YFBHFSL 1236 Ray Sydney YFFS 1454 Kile Sierrah YFFS 1422 Zechmann Eriska YFFS 1390 Amaro Hollie YFFS 1259 Boies Tyler YMBHFS 1419 Francisco Cantu YMFS 1516 BEAU COLLINS YMFS 1514 Bunten Merlin YMFS 1482 Linde Jack YMFS 1478 Clayton Jesse YMFS 1477 Slane Hansen YMFS 1475 Johnson Thomas YMFS 1467 McGraw Chase YMFS 1463 Thomas Alexander YMFS 1454 Cassella Jeremy YMFS 1421 Burreson Jared YMFS 1407 Kaufman Ben YMFSLR 1143 scores, tournament info and more at www.nfaausa.com 29

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Last First Shooting Total Name Name Code Score WILDE DEE SPMFS 1511 BARNDT RON SPMFS 1509 CHRISTENSEN BENTON SPMFS 1507 COBLENTZ TOM SPMFS 1504 CROWE THOMAS SPMFS 1503 RENNER DAN SPMFS 1497 BERRY CHRIS SPMFS 1496 LOHR LOREN SPMFS 1495 HAYDEN JAY SPMFS 1491 JONES RANDALL SPMFS 1487 BLANKENSHIP CHARLES SPMFS 1487 ZEITER KEVIN SPMFS 1480 WEST RON SPMFS 1478 MILLER DAVID SPMFS 1473 STRICKLAND TIMOTHY SPMFS 1471 SMITH STEVE SPMFS 1468 COLIN TERRY SPMFS 1467 REID DEL SPMFS 1446 Kirtley Nancy SSFBH 754 Pearson Becky SSFFS 1515 Kouns Bev SSFFS 1500 Lane Deborah SSFFS 1443 Taylor Rose SSFFS 1441 Musser Linda SSFFSL 446 Phillips Vicky SSFTRAD 661 Scott Jim SSMBB 1192 Green Richard SSMBB 1137 Long Jim SSMBHFS 1462 Thomas Powell SSMBHFS 1446 Rinehart Gary SSMBHFS 1385 Coppock Dwight SSMBHFS 1357 Barbaria David SSMBHFS 1268 Chamberlain Thom SSMBHFSL 1383 BRAZELL MIKE SSMFS 1500 Bomar Scott SSMFS 1499 Taylor JT SSMFS 1499 CARLSON SID SSMFS 1498 Young Bill SSMFS 1496 Snipes Donald SSMFS 1496 Thurman Larry SSMFS 1492 Spray Randall SSMFS 1490 Nakano Gary SSMFS 1489 DeBusk Marion SSMFS 1489 Lim Gregory SSMFS 1487 Keith Mark SSMFS 1479 McMahan Tom SSMFS 1473 Paullus Norman SSMFS 1470 Rick Alaskan SSMFS 1469 BROWN JIM SSMFS 1464 Ford Lew SSMFS 1463 Morrow Bill SSMFS 1462 Dudley John SSMFS 1457 Evola Michael SSMFS 1457 Musser Tex SSMFS 1456 Roof Frank SSMFS 1455 Dufek Pete SSMFS 1454 Southhall Bill SSMFS 1451 McKinnon Bill SSMFS 1446 Mills Rusty SSMFS 1438

Scholarship Sophomore at Texas A&M University

What's your shooting style?

I compete with an Olympic Recurve bow. At The Vegas Shoot, I typically compete in the Recurve Championship division. At USA Archery events, I compete in the Recurve Senior division. I also compete in the Recurve Collegiate division with the Texas A&M Archery Club through the USCA. How long have you been shooting archery? I began to shoot 9 years ago when I was 10 years old.

What's your favorite archery memory?

Most of my favorite memories include archery. There’s been a lot of victorious moments in my career, but my favorite memory was a match I shot against Khatuna Lorig during World Championship Team trials at the 2013 Gator Cup. Khatuna shot amazing, and it turned into a word class match. In our five end match, she shot a 28, three perfect 30s, and a 27 with two tens. She only missed five points total and only shot three arrows outside of the 10 ring. It was incredible. Yet, somehow, I managed to win this match. This was a match that pushed me to perform well or loose. I didn’t shoot as great as Khatuna, but I managed to place a 29, a 28, and a couple of my own 30s in the right part of the match. All I could do was keep at it and see how close I could get to beating her which kept me relaxed and focused. It was an awesome experience to be able to stick with a great competitor, and my memory of this match encourages me to never give up.

Advice for other young archers: I encourage other young archers to practice staying focused on their shot rather than scores. This was very difficult for me to do at a young age and I wish I actually dedicated myself to it earlier. It’s harder to teach your mind to stay focused than to actually learn the technique to shoot. In order to learn how to compete, I instruct beginners to the competition scene, which could be a person of any age, to make it their goal to shoot an end feeling comfortable shooting their shot. It might take the entire event and on the last end you finally calm down enough to do it, but that’s success. Every competition after that, you try to reach that point earlier and earlier.

It’s the only way to ensure consistent shooting throughout the entire competition.

How do you celebrate an archery victory or new personal best?

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college freshman What's your shooting style?

Freestyle How long have you been shooting archery?

For ten years What's your favorite archery memory?

Beating Jesse Broadwater’s old outdoor national records as a cub Advice for other young archers: Stay focused during practice, that’s where it all comes together.

How do you celebrate an archery victory or new personal best?

Trying to stay focused so I can do it continued next page 

Recipients Senior, University of South Carolina majoring in Mechanical Engineering

What's your shooting style? Compound How long have you been shooting archery? 15 years What's your favorite archery memory?

My favorite archery memory is of the 2009 World Indoor Championships in Poland. I got a bronze medal in the individual and our team got silver. My parents were there to see the whole tournament and I made many new friends.

It was my first world event and I will never forget it.

Advice for other young archers: Get the best coaching you can find, and then but in the time behind your bow.

Starting out I shot my bow 200 shot a day 6 or 7 days a week.

How do you celebrate an archery victory or new personal best?

I will usually go out to eat at a nice restaurant with family and friends.

Archery accessory or equipment you could not live without: Sunglasses and an arrow puller. I use Easton's new arrow puller, it takes a lot less effort to get arrows out of the target and saves your hands for shooting. Sunglasses are a must when you are on the Fita field for 8 hours a day. michelle friends that are present for the occasion.

Archery accessory or equipment you could not live without: I couldn’t live without my tab. Tabs are very personal and is the one thing I ensure that I carry on my person to and from every archery event.

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Archery accessory or equipment you could not live without: Having the same release for my whole archery career. scores, tournament info and more at www.nfaausa.com 31

Yankton to Host Inaugural NFAA Outdoor National Target Championships

The NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Complex will host the first annual NFAA Outdoor National Target Championships, October 4-5, 2014. The event will be a 2-day outdoor shoot featuring a NFAA 900 Round on Day 1 and a NFAA Classic 600 Round on Day 2.

To celebrate the first year of the NFAA Outdoor Target tournament, the NFAA will offer a Professional Guarantee for the Male and Female Freestyle Divisions. The PMFS class will have a guaranteed first place payout of $2,500 and the PFFS class will have a guaranteed first place payout of $1,500. All additional professional payouts will be based on the NFAA payout chart, as outlined in the NFAA Constitution and Bylaws.

The NFAA 900 Round will consist of 5 ends of 6 arrows shot at 3 distances, beginning with the furthest distance. 5 minutes will be allowed for each end. The target will be the 122cm single-spot target face with gold-red-blue-blackwhite (10 through 1) scoring areas. Cub distances will be 3020-10 yards, Youth distances will be 50-40-30 yards and Young Adult/Adult/Senior distances will be 60-50-40 yards.

The NFAA Classic 600 Round will consist of 4 ends of 5 arrows shot at 3 distances, beginning with the closest distance. 4 minutes will be allowed for each end. The target will be the 92cm NFAA single spot target face with gold-redblue-black-white (10 through 6) scoring areas. Cub distances will be 10-20-30 yards, Youth distances will be 30-40-50 yards and Young Adult/Adult/Senior distances will be 40-50-60 yards.

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Coach’s Corner © bernie pellerite

The following are excerpts from Idiot Proof Answers to Archery’s Most Asked Questions by Bernie Pellerite.

From the author: “When I decided to write this second book, I felt that it should be completely different from the first. To determine what most people wanted to hear, we took questions for over a year from the internet and from past seminars and shooter’s schools. Then we selected the top 275 from over 500 questions we had compiled.

In this follow-up book to Idiot Proof Archery, we tried not to duplicate the material covered in the first book. So, most of Idiot Proof Answers is brand new material with new pictures and there is much more technical information in this book than in the first.

The chapters include the following: Equipment, which includes bows, tuning, strings, peep sights, sights, rests, stabilizers, releases and arrows. Also Form, Aiming, Mental, Target Panic, Back Tension, Practice, Tournaments and Hunting. This article is a selection of questions and answers from the Bow Equipment chapter.

of drag, so you will have to make sure that your arrows are all made on the same jig so they are all EXACTLY alike. No two jigs are alike so they rarely put fletch on at the exact same angle. Any variance in the arrows will cause variance on how they go through the rest.

I accidentally dry-fired my bow but it seems okay. What should I do?

fig 1.32 Put your bow in a press and check it for damage.

Can you use a 2-inch Blazer with a Whisker Biscuit? If not, why?

fig 1.31

If the Blazer vanes fit easily through the “Biscuit,” you’re good to go!

Yes you can. Several people I know can shoot this set up.

However, you have to make sure you can get the Blazers through the Whisker Biscuit. Of course, the taller they are and the more drag you get, the larger your group will get when shooting through a Whisker Biscuit. You are shooting through all those bristles and they do create a lot 34 Archery Magazine

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Just because you dry-fired your bow doesn't mean there is something wrong. Many bows can be dry-fired 50-100 times without damage and another bow may blow up after only one dry-fire. One of the reasons for this is some manufacturers use the same cables and strings on lowpoundage bows as they do on the high-poundage bows. A low-poundage bow won’t put as much stress on the cable system and string when it is dry-fired, so there would be less chance of damage. But, you need to examine the bow carefully and if you can, take it to a pro shop to get a clean bill of health.

Things to check: Make sure the string doesn’t have any broken strands. If a strand is broken under the center serving, a sign of this can be your peep is over or under rotating. Check the center serving and also the end servings. Check the limbs for any cracks. Make sure both axles have both of their e-clips. Make sure the axles are not bent and the cams are still flat, not bent. Check the limb tips to make sure the axle holes are not enlarged or fractured. Finally, check the riser for breaks or cracks, mainly in the grip area and in the limb pockets.

My bow has bad hand shock. What causes it and how do I fix it?

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Cams that are out of sync can cause hand shock.

The cams being out of sync cause some hand shock.

Usually it is the bottom cam finishing later than the top, so the bow kicks up. You can tell this by watching the stabilizer to see if it kicks up after the shot. Sometimes it might be a design flaw of the bow that causes the bow to kick violently. In that case, adding stabilizers with shock absorbing materials and/or a string stopper – I just happen to make both! – will cut down on the shock.

Adding mass weight along with elastomer stabilization seems to be the best at combating this kind of shock, assuming it’s not in the timing of the cams.

Should I lube my cams and cableguard? If so, with what?

If you have bearings, no. But if you have bushings, you should use 3-in-1 oil or white lithium. The cableguard and cable slide should be okay if you keep them clean and don’t let dirt build up on it. Fine steel wool should help keep the cableguard clean and smooth so the cable slide doesn’t grab. (see figure 1.34, top right)

3-in-1 oil works well on standard cam axles.

the anchor slightly. So, I’ve found that string angle does affect archers from one bow to the other, but not across the board. For example, a 45° string angle might fit a particular archer with a 28 inch draw, whereas one with a 55° string angle and a very short axle-to-axle might have to use a slightly different draw length. There are not any advantages, other than being able to shoot a longer axleto-axle bow with a larger brace height, which are, in most cases, more forgiving. (see figure 1.35, below)

Should short draw shooters look for a target bow that preserves a 45° string angle at full draw, instead of looking to target models that are 40 inches or more axle to axle?

I've found that the string angle has little to do with target model bows for short or tall archers. Basically, as long as the archer touches the string to the end of his nose and finds a good solid bone-to-bone anchor with one of his first two knuckles on his release hand tucked in to his jaw-line, there are not very many bows that cannot be modified by lengthening or shortening the D-loop or raising/lowering

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Just because you dry-fired your bow doesn't mean there's something wrong.

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How about strategies for us older archers who aren’t strong enough to handle high holding weight and setups that work for us?

It’s more important to get a set of well-matched arrows that are matched to the bow.

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Find a bow you can handle for the entire tournament.

A lot of older archers who aren’t in great shape have a tough time with a higher holding weight. The best rule of thumb is to try to find a bow that has a holding weight you can tolerate for an entire tournament. That should be your maximum holding weight. That means, maybe 11 or 12 pounds might be the ideal holding weight for someone who does not shoot a lot. The best thing to do is to try several different models and see which ones you think you can maintain for the entire tournament. If you find yourself getting tired near the end of the tournament, it means the holding weight may be too much for your particular physical muscularity.

relatively straight. This is really all you can ask from a bow.

Even if it's not tuned perfectly, it is tuned consistently, thus it will not shoot differently from shot to shot. Only the archer does that! As far as performance out of the bow, the maximum amount of performance that a bow can have is how it is engineered from the factory. Generally, that's on its highest setting, which is 1% or possibly 2% more efficient than on its lowest setting. This means next to nothing, unless the archer does his job.

Bottom line; the bow will shoot the same shot after shot, unless the archer influences it. It’s more important to get a set of well-matched arrows that are matched to the bow. It’s just like ammunition for a gun; the gun will shoot the same every time, but if you are shooting shells with different powder charges, they are going to hit differently.

It’s even more critical on a bow!

How does a target bow differ from a hunting bow, besides what it is used for?

fig 1.39

How can I get the best performance out of my bow?

As far as the bow’s performance, it’s best to get all the specs from the manufacturer when you buy a bow. Make sure that the limbs are cranked down equally, the cams are synchronized, the rest is put on square and match the arrows to where they’re all the same and they're flying 36 Archery Magazine

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Short, light and fast is preferred for hunting; longer, slower and more forgiving is preferred for target.

fig 1.40 Moving the silencers away from the limb tips will probably cause more vibration. That’s why they are put there at the factory.

For some people, a target bow and a hunting bow are much the same, except for the paint job. However, target bows tend to be longer axle-toaxle and the brace height has a tendency to be longer than most hunting bows. This allows the arrow to get off the string quicker, thus making it slightly more forgiving, as does the slightly longer axle-to-axle. Speed is not very important in the target industry – not so in the hunting industry.

Short and light is preferred on a hunting bow and a lower brace height produces more power and speed. This design gives the hunting bow advantages the target bow doesn't have – or need.

Is it true that if you move the limb silencers closer to the handle it will add more feet per second, but still dampen vibration?

Moving your limb silencers closer to the riser may give you a very, very slight increase in speed – 1 or 2 f.p.s. – but it probably won't dampen as much vibration. This is because most of the vibration is toward the end of the limbs and not close to the handle. Different bows, of course, have different configurations and different amounts of vibration, so you’ll have to try it and find out for yourself. In general, though, I don't think you're going to notice much more speed and you may find that you’ve increased the vibration. n

Each issue will have more questions and answers from other chapters. Stay tuned! If you can’t wait, you can purchase this hardcover book for $34.95 from Robinhood Videos at (614) 322-1038 or www.robinhoodvideos.com.

NFAA members; you can get it for $29.95 if you CALL to order and mention this article.

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Meet Your Southwest Section bob borges

southwest Councilman

I got my start in archery as a lot of us did through bowhunting and progressed rapidly into shooting tournaments, joining the NFAA in 1975 and have never looked back. I shoot mainly in the Non-Sight styles Bowhunter and Barebow but have shot in FSL and a little in Freestyle. Back in 1993 I was asked to run for New Mexico Director and won a tightly contested race. I held the Directors spot for 6 years until a transfer by the Federal Government back to my home state of California caused me to resign. But after a short 2 years, my family and I was once again transferred back to NM which was ok with us since we were missing the Green Chile and the lifestyle of that great state. After a few years, I once again was in the position of Director and held it for 3 years. Then in 2007 I was asked by the rest our directors to become the Southwest Councilman, and as some of you read about a year ago, a position that I really enjoy and am happy to serve the members of the Southwest Section.

TOM DALEY

deputy Councilman california director

Tom was raised in the farm

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country of central California and moved to the Bay Area when he was 16. Eventually Tom became a Plumber, Plumbing Contractor and then a Developer. Tom got married in 1965 and now has 2 sons, also in 65 he got involved in Tournament Archery where he became competitive at the National level. He has shot in the Pro Division, and also in the adult division in the Barebow, Bowhunter and Traditional styles. Tom became involved in the Political side of Archery in California when he was elected to the position of State President where he served for 4 years. After that Tom was elected as the NFAA Director, a position he has held since that time. Tom has moved to Auburn, California and is enjoying his retirement.

sheri stine-trujillo colorado director

Sheri has been shooting archery for about 14 years and has been the Director for 6 years, she shoots in the BHFSL style and has been State, National and World Champion. She enjoys meeting all of the different people that are involved in the sport. Her favorite part is watching the children come to lessons to learn how to shoot, and soon after the parents are learning and the entire family is involved.

This is an incredible sport and she feels lucky to part of it.

jim jensen

utah director

Jim was born and raised in Utah and his passion for archery after receiving a bow from his Dad at the age of 5, he has since taught his own children how to shoot using the same bow. He is a lifetime member of Timpanogos Archers and has enjoyed shooting different styles over the years including Barebow, BHFS, Freestyle and most recently Traditional. Jim was appointed as Utah’s Director in 2012 and considers it a privilege to associate with many of Utah's great archers.

carl jamison

new mexico director

Carl Jamison, a New Mexico native, has been involved in archery since 1965 when at the age of 10 he received his first bow, a yellow Bear fiberglass recurve with a rubber handle that also served as the arrow shelf. His aunt (a harness maker) had made him a tooled leather quiver for his birthday and bought the bow and some arrows so he could use the quiver. He still has the quiver to this day. He is a multiple NM State champion and

currently shoots in the Senior Male Freestyle division. This is his 6th year as the NFAA NM State director and is currently up for reelection.

He has also served as an official at the Vegas shoot and at the NFAA Indoor National tournament. Carl is a professional photographer who took his first photograph for a fee at the age of 14 and he and his wife Julie have given photography seminars to many other photographers and have been featured speakers at the Professional Photographers of America's national conventions. They have been in business in Albuquerque, NM since 1986.

10 years, met a lot of great people, published some fantastic work, but at the same time got burnt out. I wasn't happy so I decided to maybe start shooting archery again just to take some time for myself on the weekends. When I did, I went back to the same archery shop (The Island Archer) that I used to get supplies from in my younger days, and picked up my first Hoyt. I loved archery so much I closed my photography business, started working

at The Island Archer as a technician and Hoyt shop shooter and never looked back.

I have been a state Director for almost 3 years now. As a Director, I do my best to help young and veteran shooters that want to get more serious with the sport down the correct path. I don't want what happened to me as a young shooter, happen to anyone else and I hope I can continue doing so for many years to come! n

Archery has always been a major part of his life and he is extremely proud and grateful that he has been able to serve New Mexico and the National Field Archery Association as a state director.

mark kato

hawaii director

I first started shooting at my local city and county after school program at the age of 10 and slowly started competing in small tournaments and state championships for a few years as a youth. It wasn't long before I was moving up from bronze to gold medal wins thanks to my coach Bob and hours of practice! Archery was never really a big sport back then in Hawaii, so no one I knew at the time had any information about competing on a national level so I eventually got a little bored, stopped shooting and started playing other sports. Looking back now I wish I had continued shooting archery throughout my teens because I would be a whole lot better!

Fast forward a number of years after high school, I ran a photography business of my own for about scores, tournament info and more at www.nfaausa.com 39

results from the

National Unmarked

N FA A 3-D

ft lauderdale, fl

RD 1 RD 2 TOTAL STYLE NAME CLUB SCORE SCORE SCORE Awd

RD 1 RD 2 TOTAL STYLE NAME CLUB SCORE SCORE SCORE Awd

Y M BB Thaddeus Cook Gold Coast 81 142 223 C Y M BB Victor Cook Gold Coast 56 134 190 2

YA M BB Matthew Rall Ft Lauderdale 123 148 271 C

A M BB Chris Willard Georgia 196 252 448 C

SS F BB Claudia St Clair Lee County 153 198 351 C

SS M BB Ron St Clair Lee County 226 185 411 C

C F BHFS Rosemary Ubeda Miami Springs 198 239 437 C

Y F BHFS Reanna Frauens Ft Lauderdale 173 201 374 C

A F BHFS Sherrie Roach Ft Lauderdale 184 92 276 C

A M BHFS Luis Travieso Gold Coast 269 269 538 C A M BHFS Sauer Van Den Berg Ft Lauderdale 261 275 536 2 A M BHFS Derrick Danza Ft Lauderdale 254 253 507 3 A M BHFS R. Nick Matheson Ft Lauderdale 238 218 456 A M BHFS Werner Pauw Ft Lauderdale 225 205 430 A M BHFS William Kilcoyne Ft Lauderdale 238 238

A M BHFS Barry Frauens Ft Lauderdale 237 268 505 C S M BHFS Phil Liberty (Boca Raton) 263 232 495 2

SS M BHFS Rick Sharp Daytona 250 254 504 C SS M BHFS Alan Summers Ft Lauderdale 231 260 491 2 SS M BHFS Jay Siegel Ft Lauderdale 220 242 462 3 SS M BHFS Bob St Jean Ft Lauderdale 219 141 360

A M BHFSL Eddie Chattin (Gibsonton) 168 199 367 C

S M BHFSL Oliver Austin Tri-State 161 159 320 C

Y F FS Ansleigh Wilk Georgia 253 280 533 C

YA F FS Samantha Eurich Gold Coast 211 274 485 C

YA M FS Eric Jacobowitz Gold Coast 272 292 564 C

P M FS Eric Helfritz Ft Lauderdale 275 296 571 C

PS M FS James Harden Ft Lauderdale 281 300 581 C

A M FS Aaron Pankonin Ft Lauderdale 299 300 599 C A M FS Joe Loureiro (Port St Lucie) 298 275 573 2 A M FS Scott Eurich Gold Coast 278 277 555 3 A M FS Rene' Mederos Ft Lauderdale 272 265 537 A M FS Daniel Beckham Ft Lauderdale 252 265 517

S M FS Frank Ogden Everglades 300 292 592 C S M FS Juan Meneses Ft Lauderdale 272 281 553 2 S M FS Jorge Meneses Ft Lauderdale 229 232 461 3

SS F FS Toby Bagley Daytona 273 227 500 C

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SS M FS Les Bagley Daytona

299

294

593 C

MS M FS Tim Austin Gator 136 156 292 C

S F FSL Cathy Cook Xterminators 156 197 353 C

S M FSL Rick DuBrueler Lee County 265 261 526 C

SS M FSL Dale East Tallahassee 253 257 510 C

A F FSLR Jennifer Samsel Gold Coat 146 117 263 C A F FSLR Alexandra Cook Gold Coat 109 108 217 2

A M FSLR Jodie Sronce Gold Coast 129 149 278 C

SS M FSLR John Laudicina Everglades 121 78 199 C SS M FSLR Jerry Fralick Ft Lauderdale 145 145

MS M FSLR Don Planthaber Ft Lauderdale 160 167 327 C

A M LB Dana Chatoo Everglades 236 220 456 C A M LB Lee Wilkins (Biscayne Pk) 208 184 392 2

S M LB Albert Bartlett Eveglades 197 208 405 C S M LB Armando Acosta Everglades 179 188 367 2

SS M LB Rick Danza Ft Lauderdale 160 204 364 C SS M LB Lee Spencer Ft Lauderdale 169 168 337 2 SS M LB Nestor Drogo Ft Lauderdale 143 160 303 3

A M Trad Gio Peraldo Everglades 187 215 402 C A M Trad Tony Leon Miami Springs 183 200 383 2 A M Trad Richard Wong Ft Lauderdale 174 202 376 3 A M Trad Jack Goldberg Everglades 104 182 286

S F Trad Shelly Mascaro Everglades 97 140 237 C

SS M Trad Karl Pfeiffer Ft Lauderdale 220 222 442 C SS M Trad Mark Beggs Ft Lauderdale 195 226 421 2 SS M Trad Greg Lano Ft Lauderdale 178 223 401 3

MS M Trad Bob Wartenberg Ft Lauderdale 210 233 443 C MS M Trad Stan Mintz Gold Coast 145 180 325 2 MS M Trad Bill Byrnes Ft Lauderdale 146 140 286 3

terry wunderle

the same thoughts CALLING FROM THE COLLEGIATE NATIONALS, ONE of my students expressed that his groups on the practice range were great; but now that the competition had begun, they were becoming larger and opening up. I asked him what was going through his mind during practice. He answered, “I was running my mental program and concentrating on shooting good form.”

I asked him, “What are you focusing on now?

Hitting the ten ring?”

He sheepishly replied, “Yes.” If focusing on form produces tight groups, why would an archer alter the thinking process? The answer is for the same reason that most unsuccessful archers change theirs.

They begin eyeing the score and the leader board, hoping for a win. A different thought pattern begins to emerge, unlike the one in the practice arena.

Once score becomes the primary focus, the form is altered. Over-aiming will intervene; your normal rhythm and shot routine will take longer; and the shot will not be as strong. When an archer over-aims, pressure with the bow arm is reduced so it cannot finish the shot in the same manner as it does in practice. Remember, the last thing that guides the arrow is the pressure of the bow arm. Where this arm is directed, “so goes the arrow.” For this reason, it is very important that in practice and in tournaments the bow arm moves in the same direction with the same amount of pressure.

You have to learn to trust your form and not the sight pin. Yes, in tournaments you are going to see more sight movement than you do in practice. Ignore it and shoot the

same form you have rehearsed. It will work!

Many archers have trouble under pressure situations. If you put your emphasis on making perfect shot execution, you will reduce your levels of anxiety and stress. Approach each competition like a day on the practice range by focusing on effective form. n

Remember, the last thing that GUIDES the arrow is the pressure of the bow arm.

Read more of Terry’s shooting tips in his new book, Archery: Think and Shoot Like a Champion, found at wunderlearchery.com.

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New NFAA Foundation Museum Unveiled August 3, 2014 marked the opening of the new National Field Archery Association (NFAA) Foundation Museum at the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center. The NFAA Museum dedication was held in conjunction with the NFAA Outdoor National Championships and the IFAA World Field Championships. The opening of the Museum is also part of the NFAA’s 75th Anniversary.

The Museum has been under extensive work throughout 2014 and work will continue through future fundraising efforts.

The NFAA Museum showcases historical bows, archery equipment and archery related artifacts collected throughout the NFAA’s 75 year history. The Hugh Rich Collection is a large part of the current display and features over 200 bows dating as far back as the early 1900’s. Patches, pins, awards, photos, historical documents and early issues of Archery magazine fill the museum cases making it a must-see for all NFAA members and archery enthusiasts.

The NFAA Foundation Museum is open to the public during the following hours: Monday-Friday | 9:00AM-9:00PM Saturday | 10:00AM-7:00PM Sunday | 12:00PM-7:00PM Visit the NFAA Foundation Museum at 800 Archery Lane, Yankton, SD 57078. For information on donating to the NFAA Foundation Scholarship and Museum Fund, visit their website at www.neyac.org or www.nfaausa.com or call 605-260-9282.

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IFAA NORTH AMERICAN FIELD ARCHERY CHAMPIONSHIP (NAFAC 2014) December 12-13-14, 2014 at Homestead, Florida

The IFAA, in cooperation with NFAA-USA and its member Florida Archery Association (FAA) have approved the Everglades Archery Club to host the IFAA-sanctioned 2014 NAFAC on 12-13-15 December 2014. FAA will lend assistance and administration to the shoot.

The Everglades Club is located south of Miami in Homestead, Florida. If you have never been to Everglade Archers range, you are missing a very diverse shooting experience. The venue offers shots over the lake with mild up-hill and downhill settings. There are no other ranges in Florida like this one. You really do need to be in Florida at some time during the “winter” months. What an excuse to go South with the Snowbirds and enjoy, even for a few days, what they enjoy all winter. Many “Snow Birds” will already have made their way South for the winter. We invite you to come on down! The Price is Right — the time is right!! With the normal format of 28 Animal, 28 Field, and 28 Hunter, the range is set up for four across shooting and you will have plenty of arrows to shoot. Everglades is noted for its “Beast Feast” and food will be served both days. th LOCATION — For directions and map to range, enter 17415 SW 264 St., Homestead, FL, at http://maps.google.com/.

SCHEDULE — Friday, 12 December: 11:30 assembly, 12:00 28 Animal (no bonus spots). Saturday, 13 December: 0800 assembly, 0830 28 Field. Sunday, 14 December: 0800 assembly, 0830 28 Hunter. Awards within 30 minutes after last person finished.

RULES (Games and Equipment) — As per the IFAA Book of Rules.

SCORING — As per the IFAA Book of Rules (must cut the line to score). NFAA Field, Hunter, and Animal Targets st nd rd AWARDS — NAFAC Medals – 1 , 2 and 3 in all division/styles.

REGISTRATION FEES (US Dollars) — NAFAC Fees: Adult, Veteran and Pro, $35.00; Junior and Cub, $25.00; Pro Pot (100% payback) $100.00 in addition to registration fee. Mailed entries should be postmarked by 6 December. Phoned or E-mailed registrations through 10 December will be accepted for a $2.00 surcharge for paying at the shoot. Registration at the shoot will require a $15 late fee added to the normal registration fee.

SEND REGISTRATION form and check to: Florida Archery Association, Timothy O. Austin (Sec/Treas), 1710 SW 76 Terrace, Gainesville, FL 32607-3418; 352-332-1969 or 352-332-1914 or cell 352-281-5697; E-Mail: flarchery@earthlink.net ADDITIONAL INFO — Host club: John G. Laudicina, 305-582-2263, E-mail: Giovanni@giovanniphoto.com, or Shelly Mascaro, 305252-9750, E-mail: shelly@evergladesarchers.com MOTEL — Host Motel for NAFAC: Florida City Travelodge, 409 SE 1st Avenue, Florida City, Fl. 33034: 1-800-758-0618 www.tflcity.com :.

CAMPGROUND — Available at Florida City Campground, 305-248-7889.

Historic Bow (HB)

Longbow – (LB)

Bowhunter Limited – (BHL)

Bowhunter Unlimited – (BHU)

Bowhunter Compound – (BHC)

Bowhunter Recurve – (BHR)

Barebow Compound – (BBC)

Barebow Recurve – (BBR)

Freestyle Limited Compound (FSLC)

Freestyle Limited Recurve – (FSLR)

Freestyle Unlimited – (FSU)

Female – (F)

Junior – 13-16 (J) (No Historic)

Adult Division-17 and over (A)

Names

Professional (P)

For FAA Use Only

Veteran Division- 55 and over (V)

Total__________

Male – (M)

Cash__________ Check_________

Cub – Under 13 (C) (No Bowhunter or Historic)

NOTE: If you give the registration chairman your NFAA shooting style/division, he will make the appropriate IFAA conversion

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edited by nfaa headquarters Complete results of the Indoor Sectional Tournaments are available online at www.nfaausa.com/results

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Rocky Kline, Councilman rlkline1@comcast.net

2014 great lakes sectional results

Name

Day 1 Day 1 Day 1 Day 2 Grand Field Animal Total Hunter Total

MIKEY MCGHEE 527 286 813 JESSICA BUTTON 521 283 804 JULIE SLICER 503 278 781 LISA LOVASCO 504 280 784 LISA KIKO

JASON WESBROCK 466 265 731

MICHAEL ARISON 541 284 825 ROGER SADLER 525 282 807 JIM KESINGER 530 280 810 CODY KRAUT 518 284 802 RICK KRAUT 494 274 768

RYAN LOCKE 555 289 844 SKIP ZMUGINSKI 551 291 842 STEVE KIKO 547 290 837 MATT BRAY 546 286 832 DAN LANE 545 284 829 TREVIN HILLSHEIM 540 285 825 MARK SCHLUND 541 288 829 PHILLIP VARNER 536 285 821 BO DAVIS 533 287 820 DALE HAZARD 532 285 817 44 Archery Magazine

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531 519 511 507 518

1344 1323 1292 1291 518

462

1193

523 526 521 528 499

1348 1333 1331 1330 1267

557 556 542 546 549 544 539 541 534 537

1401 1398 1379 1378 1378 1369 1368 1362 1354 1354

Name

Day 1 Day 1 Day 1 Day 2 Grand Field Animal Total Hunter Total

ROSS MOUNTCASTLE 536 287 823 528 JACK HARTLEY 538 283 821 530 GREG HICKS 530 285 815 531 JEREMY EVANS 528 285 813 528 SCOTT HANSON 532 285 817 520 SAMMY CONKLIN II 531 284 815 520 ERNEST MCCORMICK 509 282 791 516 JEFF PAGE 512 283 795 504 MICHAEL CLAREY II 509 276 785 501 RONALD FAZI 510 284 794 499 KYLE FLOOD 501 285 786 504 TIM MARBEITER 512 275 787 500

ROBERT WEBBER 459 280 739 466

RIT PORTUESI 486 282 768 507

DICK HANLON 465 271 736 469 LARRY WATKINS 388 238 626 406

DOUG GRADE 531 277 808 535 PETE HILLSHEIM 526 283 809 510 KARL NELSON 518 280 798 490 DOUGLAS SHELIGA 506 271 777 511 DON WILL 494 280 774 493 RALPH BAKER 486 267 753 488 CAZ BREWER 477 275 752 485 ROCKY KLINE 453 263 716 472

JERRY GRABMAN 297 196 493 315

DEE STARNES 577 285 862 578

LEE GIBBS 642 291 933 639 SCOTT STARNES 638 289 927 638 TRAVIS JOHNSON 617 288 905 613 KEVIN MCLAIN 620 289 909 595 SCOTT TURNER 613 283 896 603 MIKE JABLONSKI 615 287 902 596 CALEB WESAW 584 285 869 603 BRAD LASATER 575 284 859 599 JODY RUS 578 288 866 577

BRENDA DIXON 78 78

1351 1351 1346 1341 1337 1335 1307 1299 1296 1293 1290 1287 1205 1275 1205 1032 1343 1319 1288 1288 1267 1241 1237 1188 808 1440 1572 1559 1518 1504 1499 1498 1472 1458 1443

DNC

Name

Day 1 Day 1 Day 1 Day 2 Grand Field Animal Total Hunter Total

RHONDA DIRETTE 506 277 783 CYNTHIA WILKENSON 482 276 758

DAN REED 517 283 800 MIKE SPENCE 518 283 801 BRIAN WIEDENFELD 487 283 770

JAMES BEASLEY 540 285 825 CARL VANDUSEN 536 286 822 VERNON COOP 537 283 820 ERIC CORNELIUS 529 284 813 MIKE BANICKE 532 289 821 MARK JONES 530 287 817 DON WILKENSON 514 276 790 PARRY RUSSELL 517 284 801 STEVE MOLITOR 505 278 783 JESSE PHILPOT 499 274 773 ROBERT LAITINEN 468 260 728

SANDY SWIRLES 572 276 848

DAVE BARNSDALE 625 288 913 JOE KAPP 608 290 898 JEFF BUTTON 603 287 890 RON HARDESTY 585 288 873 PAUL DEPOVER 578 283 861 JEFF HUNT 581 285 866 TIM LOYNES 580 281 861 BOB WEBB 579 277 856 BRUCE TRIMBLE 552 287 839 DUANE POUPARD 540 286 826

PAT WHITLOCK 512 280 792

LORA SMITH 506 283 789 JANETTE DOMKE 511 284 795

500 485

1283 1243

522 510 489

1322 1311 1259

543 540 539 536 523 527 515 500 510 480 465

1368 1362 1359 1349 1344 1344 1305 1301 1293 1253 1193

557

1405

605 613 602 591 596 589 575 565 581 558

1518 1511 1492 1464 1457 1455 1436 1421 1420 1384

505

1297

523 506

1312 1301

Mid-Atlantic Section

Name

Day 1 Day 1 Day 1 Day 2 Grand Field Animal Total Hunter Total

NORMAN LAUER 389 231 620 426

RON WHITLOCK 514 281 795 519

JOHN KANTER 532 288 820 536 VERN KLEIN 537 286 823 532 PAUL DOMKE 528 283 811 534 WALT MOYER 523 282 805 531 LONNIE COLLINS 520 284 804 530 MIKE LIFFORD 528 284 812 518 TED LEMANSKI 522 279 801 520 MIKE REMUS 513 284 797 517 LARRY MARTIN 518 282 800 511 TIM BUSH 497 281 778 491 GARY ALEXANDER 461 273 734 475 MICHAEL CLEARY SR 465 254 719 472

SAM CONKLIN SR 497 283 780 507

RACHEL WESBROCK 466 266 732 449

ALEX MOUNTCASTLE 509 287 796 517 KRYSTAL MCGHEE 492 281 773 511

RYAN MANN 516 282 798 518 STERLIN MCCORMICK 503 284 787 521 DYLAN MCGHEE 409 237 646

CHRIS RENAUD 500 278 778 491

AUSTIN LOYNE 527 280 807 514

DANA BAIRD 381 256 637 424

HARRISON MILNE 518 280 798 517

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First Total Overall Name State Hunter Animal Sat. Field Total

MALE ADULT BHFS 1 STONESIFER MITCH VA 534 283 817 540 1357 2 LYNCH THOMAS VA 534 282 816 540 1356 3 MCBRIDE GREG PA 531 285 816 537 1353 delaware | maryland WARNER THOMAS PA 530 281 811 540 1351 pennsylvania | new jersey FERREIRO CARLOS NJ 520 278 798 522 1320 BALDRIDGE BRIAN VA 523 279 802 514 1316 new york | virginia

west virginia MALE ADULT CROSSBOW 1 STEVENS ODRUN PA 497 275 772 496 1268

MALE ADULT FS Dave Hryn, Councilman

midatlcouncilman@hotmail.com CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT 1 WILLIAMS DOUGLAS PA 553 291 844 543 1387 2 JACKSON RICHARD PA 553 284 837 550 1387 2014 nfaa mid-atlantic outdoor championship results 3 STRALEY FRANK PA 551 288 839 547 1386 mechanicsburg sportsmen's association • june 14-15 SCOTT MITCHELL NY 548 288 836 546 1382 BACH JON NJ 546 286 832 544 1376 HARRIS TONY WV 546 287 833 538 1371 Last First Total Overall PAINTER MATHEW NY 536 288 824 544 1368 Name Name State Hunter Animal Sat. Field Total CROWL TERRY PA 544 275 819 546 1365 FEMALE ADULT BAREBOW CUSTER DAVID PA 542 288 830 534 1364 MCMANUS CAY VA INC INC INC INC HERBERT RALPH PA 540 283 823 538 1361

SECOND FLIGHT FEMALE ADULT BHFS 1 SPENCER DON PA 535 284 819 540 1359 1 MCBRIDE MELISSA PA 522 280 802 512 1314 2 RUSSO LOUIS NY 540 284 824 534 1358

3 MANCINI GREG NJ 542 278 820 534 1354 FEMALE ADULT FS PALM CLINT PA 529 286 815 538 1353

CLELAN IAN PA 541 270 811 541 1352 CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT COON III JERRY MD 541 287 828 523 1351 1 DAVIS CORRINE PA 539 283 822 536 1358 ROWLAND JAY WV 526 286 812 535 1347 2 ELLY SAMRINA NJ 537 281 818 521 1339 MILCOFF ADAM PA 524 286 810 533 1343 3 TAYLOR AMBER NJ 524 286 810 521 1331 SMITHERS DAVID NJ 537 283 820 520 1340 THOMPSON TRACEY NJ 521 281 802 522 1324 THIRD FLIGHT PROSSER KELSEY PA 508 280 788 502 1290 1 CUSTER BRIAN PA 526 284 810 529 1339 ROWLAND LISA WV 500 273 773 511 1284 2 WERTZ ROBERT PA 523 285 808 531 1339 2ND FLIGHT 3 MAX JERRY PA 510 288 798 541 1339 1 MENTZER HEATHER PA 503 275 778 503 1281 LUNGER MIKE PA 529 285 814 510 1324 2 RIDER MELISSA PA 505 270 775 502 1277 CHAMBERS BENJAMIN NJ 519 282 801 519 1320 3 DILLMAN SUSAN PA 508 277 785 466 1251 MORNINGSTAR III GLENN PA 520 282 802 505 1307 LUNGER TRACY PA 442 272 714 496 1210 STEWART CHRIS NJ 500 273 773 517 1290 BERGEN NICOLE NJ 460 274 734 466 1200 FREDERICK BOBBY PA 505 277 782 500 1282 KRUIS CHARLOTTE PA 420 258 678 455 1133 MYERS JACOB PA 487 270 757 493 1250

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First Total Overall Name State Hunter Animal Sat. Field Total

Last Name

First Total Overall Name State Hunter Animal Sat. Field Total

ADULT MALE FSL SECOND FLIGHT 1 MCCORMICK TODD PA 508 281 789 510 1299 1 LINAHAN STEVE NY 515 285 800 511 1311

2 TAYLOR NICHOLAS VA 501 282 783 510 1293 ADULT MALE TRAD 3 WILSON BOB NJ 498 282 780 512 1292 1 BLOOMFIELD MIKE PA 294 205 499 284 783 PACE JOSEPH NY 501 282 783 506 1289

SCHULTZ DAVID NJ 500 274 774 514 1288 FEMALE CUB BHFS REYNOLDS PERCY PA 505 279 784 492 1276 1 POLLARD DANIELLE PA 305 239 544 384 928 DEVLIN LEONARD PA 498 271 769 492 1261 LEPERA MICHAEL NJ 490 282 772 0 772

FEMALE CUB FS MALE SENIOR FSL 1 WARNER KIRSTEN PA 499 274 773 518 1291 1 HYRN DAVE NY 498 277 775 500 1275 2 HARDING MARISSA NY 507 277 784 504 1288

FEMALE SILVER SR FS MALE CUB BHFS 1 MCMURRAY GWENDOLYN MD 504 283 787 493 1280 1 BACH CHRISTIAN NJ 353 174 527 387 914 2 KAYE KRISTINA ERIN NJ 497 282 779 486 1265

3 HABRUKOWICH JEAN NJ 494 282 776 485 1261 MALE CUB FS

1 RIDER DAVID PA 500 267 767 483 1250 MALE SILVER SR BHFS 2 LUNGER JACKSON PA 470 269 739 471 1210 1 HABRUKOWICH PHIL NJ 498 281 779 510 3 CHAMBERS BRANDON NJ 459 254 713 492 1205 1289 BACH JONNY NJ 447 276 723 460 1183 2 KING JAMES NY 498 279 777 503 1280

3 BOBROWSKI CHARLES NJ 448 272 720 0 720 MALE MASTER SR BAREBOW

1 CLINE DENNY VA 472 273 745 438 1183 MALE SILVER SR BHFSL 2 VRABEL BILL PA 428 255 683 425 1108 1 DIDIO ANTHONY NY 468 268 736 461 1197

MALE MASTER SR FS MALE SILVER SR FS CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT 1 HIX LARRY MD 546 286 832 540 1372 1 BRADWAY J.C. NJ 544 285 829 534 1363 2 MILLER RODNEY PA 519 282 801 529 1330 2 TOWNSEND DAVID NY 537 283 820 541 1361 3 WEBB PHILLIP PA 523 279 802 519 1321 3 PRICE H. DONALD PA 534 283 817 532 1349 GEHMAN DARREL PA 512 283 795 518 1313 HURELY JOHN NY 534 282 816 526 1342 BAUERNFEIND JOSEPH NY 515 283 798 504 1302 JOYCE DOUG NJ 531 281 812 528 1340 BARBERA LEW NY 509 281 790 505 1295 WALKER RON PA 528 287 815 519 1334 2ND FLIGHT FEESE ED PA 528 279 807 525 1332 1 TARRY JR. DAVID NJ 492 268 760 495 1255 TINCHER STEVE WV 523 282 805 526 1331 2 LEPERA MIKE NJ 478 277 755 483 1238 BARRY MICHAEL NJ 524 284 808 521 1329 3 KNOX JOHN MD 476 279 785 432 1187 SECOND FLIGHT LENHART STAN PA 495 281 776 0 776 1 WALKER LARRY PA 518 284 802 514 1316

RUSSO CHUCK PA 348 0 348 0 348 2 SMITH R. BRUCE PA 514 278 792 523 1315

3 GROSSL JOHN WV 508 284 792 513 1305 MALE MASTER SR FSL MILLER CARLOS VA 506 285 791 514 1305 1 WENZEL JERRY VA 467 278 745 446 1192 WOLFE BARRY VA 512 281 793 500 1293

GOLDING JEFFERY PA 485 284 769 505 1274 MALE MASTER SR TRAD DEBACCO RICHARD PA 489 271 760 480 1240 1 LAKATA ANDREW NY 182 178 360 188 548 KOCH EDWARD NJ 454 263 717 448 1165

MALE PRO ADULT FS MALE SILVER SR FSL 1 SCOTT JONATHAN NY 615 (552) 285 900 635 (552) 1535 1 HARRIS JIM WV 455 270 725 459 1184 2 BIANES TONY NJ 621 (552) 288 909 616 (548) 1525 2 WALLACE DENNIS MD 456 271 727 442 1169 3 PASMORE MARK NJ 623 (553) 291 914 610 (546) 1524

SMITH RICKY NY 593 (541) 285 880 607 (545) 1487 FEMALE YOUNG ADULT FSL COOLEY CHUCK NY 580 (537) 284 864 580 (537) 1444 1 COURTRIGHT ERIN NY 521 282 803 512 1315

MALE PRO SR FS MALE YOUNG ADULT FS 1 LEITER MIKE MD 633 (555) 290 923 634 (555) 1557 1 MCKINNON JAMES PA 515 278 793 525 1318 2 VOZZY JOHN NY 616 (546) 289 905 608 (550) 1513 2 PAGANO AVERY NJ 517 279 796 515 1311 3 COBLENTZ TOM MD 599 (540) 286 885 605 (546) 1490

WEST RONALD MD 577 (532) 278 855 563 (525) 1418 FEMALE YOUTH FS

1 LUNGER EMALEE PA 455 248 703 448 1151 FEMALE SR FS 2 LUNGER BETHANY PA 450 269 719 400 1119 1 WEINSTEIN SUE MD 529 283 812 530 1342

2 DIAB BERNADETTE NJ 519 281 800 521 1321 MALE YOUTH FS

1 WAGNER NICK PA 520 280 800 512 1312 MALE SENIOR BAREBOW 2 CUSTER EVAN PA 513 266 779 526 1305 1 HAMILTON RALPH NY 317 224 541 301 842 3 WELLER LOGAN VA 498 282 780 490 1260

MALE SR BOWHUNTER FS 1 NEBORSKY JIM NJ 501 278 779 505 1284 2 POLLARD EDDIE PA 460 275 735 473 1208

MALE SENIOR FS CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT 1 KOPPENHAVER JAMES PA 539 285 824 537 1361 2 KENLEY ROBERT VA 533 287 820 538 1358 3 SNAJKOWSKI STAN NJ 534 282 816 538 1354 PATCHER JOHN PA 532 284 816 530 1346 MAYBERRY MARK PA 529 286 815 526 1341 SUSEN ANDREW NJ 536 284 820 520 1340 BENNER GREG PA 524 285 809 524 1333 DEVLIN ROBERT PA 525 285 810 518 1328 KULP GREGORY PA 522 280 802 514 1316

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28 Division Name Location Field

Midwest Section iowa | kansas minnesota | missouri nebraska | north dakota south dakota

Ray Jones, Councilman iowaarchery@hotmail.com

2014 midwest outdoor sectional championships

28 Division Name Location Field

14 14 Hunter Animal

Total

YMFS Beau Collins MO 546 273 263 1082 YMFS Nick Younger MO 522 248 279 1049

YAMFS Conner Allensworth MO 531 264 281 1076

AFFS Annalesha Green MO 526 261 282 1069 AFFS Collette Weisner MN 480 230 277 987 AFFS Alyssa Burley MN 472 232 279 983

SFFS Julene Hakl MN 526 262 285 1073 SFFS Teresa Brewer IA 513 248 284 1045 SFFS Kathy Russell MO 511 259 274 1044 SFFS Kathy Potter MO 488 242 271 1001 SFFS Marcia Jones MO 501 0 0 501

AMBHFS Steve Bullard MO 537 268 287 1092

SMBHFS Jeff Friedmann MO 534 266 284 1084 SMBHFS Rob Riedel MN 529 266 284 1079 SMBHFS Mick McJunkin MN 525 264 284 1073 SMBHFS Gaylon Russell MO 522 258 283 1063 SMBHFS Troy McConnell SD 522 258 282 1062 SMBHFS Jeff Inlow MO 487 246 274 1007 SMBHFS Dale Brewer IA 433 231 259 933

SSMBHFS Barry Arnold MN 523 264 281 1068 SSMBHFS Bob Shipman IA 498 255 273 1026 SSMBHFS Gary Kostka IA 486 238 276 1000 SSMBHFS Ray Jones MO 483 245 266 994

MSMBHFS Jim Borg MN 506 257 273 1036

AMFS (F1) Daniel Richardson MO 554 275 285 1114 AMFS Rhett Knoll MO 544 277 289 1110 AMFS Adrian Albright MO 546 275 287 1108 AMFS Paul Penrod MO 543 273 288 1104 AMFS Elliott Stephens MN 547 273 283 1103 AMFS Bruce Anderson MN 546 267 288 1101 AMFS Ken Stelzner MN 535 270 286 1091

AMFS (F2) Brian Monaco MO 533 271 282 1086 AMFS Keith Green MO 529 270 287 1086 AMFS Darron Rodgers MO 529 267 281 1077 AMFS Tim Wilson MN 536 259 280 1075 AMFS Jeff Stevens MN 522 266 284 1072 AMFS Eric Nathe MN 535 255 281 1071 AMFS Vince Schroeder MO 492 251 276 1019

SMFS Tom Hood MO 554 271 286 1111 SMFS Warren Rush MO 533 271 283 1087 SMFS Jim Frazier MO 544 260 281 1085 SMFS Michael Houck MN 521 261 277 1059 SMFS Jack Moulton SD 522 255 278 1055 SMFS Don Robinson MO 539 0 0 539

SSMFS Bill Myers MO 545 277 285 1107 SSMFS Richard Pauley MO 531 256 281 1068 SSMFS Richard Hofker MN 527 254 281 1062 SSMFS Henry Houk MO 517 246 286 1049 SSMFS Roger Wilson IA 513 260 275 1048 SSMFS Charlie Crockett MO 509 259 276 1044 SSMFS Bob Evans MO 502 258 283 1043

14 14 Hunter Animal

Total

SSMFS Larry Mincy MO 499 249 283 1031

MSMFS Lynn Umbarger MO 527 266 284 1077 MSMFS Richard Orth WI 260 0 0 260

AMFSL Cole Duensing MO 509 241 282 1032

SSMFSL Terry Witt MN 477 237 276 990

SSMFSLR Michael McCarty MN 439 224 256 919 SSMFSLR Philip Yokiel IA 347 180 208 735

MSMFSLR Earle Lysne MN 317 116 171 604

SSMBB Steve Cline MO 402 0 0 402

PFFS Serena Schleusner WI 578 290 285 1153

PMFS Dan Jasa MO 634 314 290 1238 PMFS Jackie White MO 615 306 290 1211 PMFS Darren Collins MO 603 306 290 1199 PMFS Richard Potter MO 609 300 285 1194 PMFS Ryan Greenlief IL 593 305 281 1179

SPMFS Chris Berry MO 601 290 291 1182 SPMFS Bill Hakl MN 595 291 286 1172 SPMFS Jim Forbes MO 580 292 283 1155

New England Section aae | connecticut maine | massachusetts new hampshire | vermont rhode island

Ken Moore

kmoore151@verizon.net

2014 new england outdoor sectionals

Name

6/21 6/21 6/22 Field Animal Hunter

Total

Place

MASTER SR (70+) - MALE FS JOE MARZULLO 517 277 516 1310 1st JOSEPTH DEANGELIS 504 277 504 1285 2nd JAMES DEAN 505 279 249 1278 3rd LEON SEPUKA 500 275 485 1260

SILVER SR (60 -69) - MALE FS RICHARD THEILIG 535 286 533 1354 1st JOHN FOURNIER 531 284 520 1335 2nd PAUL LOCKE 521 273 529 1323 3rd JAMES WOOD 513 281 517 1311 JIM LECLAIR 520 281 NS 801

TRAD GLENN HOWLETT 271 188 NS 459

SENIOR (50 -59) - MALE FS RICK SMITH 548 286 538 1372 1st CHRIS MIZNER 543 283 533 1359 2nd BILL LARAMIE 518 285 530 1333 3rd DAVID SARVER 508 284 524 1316 GARY MARRIER 511 278 527 1316 PAT TUTTLE 516 283 498 1297

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Name

6/21 6/21 6/22 Field Animal Hunter

TRAD ALDO SCOTTA

Total

Place

Name

286

224

291

801

1st

BAREBOW DAN DEYO

ADULT (18+) - MALE FS SHAWN COUTURE

550

285

542

1377

1st

VIRGILIO GONZALES GEORGE MORRELL GREG GIOIOSI ZACHARY MELLO BRANDON ASHFORD DAVE FERRIE

542 542 518 513 504 517

282 280 283 284 284 273

538 535 518 521 527 524

1362 2nd 1357 3rd 1319 1318 1315 1314

CHRIS DESTON

545

285

NS

830

BOWHUNTER FS ARNOLD HORSCH III

488

272

512

1272

1st

6/21 6/21 6/22 Field Animal Hunter

Total

Place

399

240

419

1058

1st

CUB (2-11) - MALE FS NICK BOWMAN

497

276

505

1278

1st

SILVER SR (60 -69) - FEMALE FS DARLENE MARRIER

491

270

488

1249

1st

SANDRA HORSCH

457

257

472

1186

2nd

SENIOR (50 -59) - FEMALE FS CARMEN SARVER 515 282 503 1300 1st

ADULT (18+) - FEMALE WENDY COUTURE 533 282 534 1349 1st CALLIE GALLANT 502 279 514 1295 2nd

MICHAEL WRIGHT 461 272 NS 733

Northwest Section

Southeast Section

alaska | idaho montana | oregon washington | wyoming

alabama | florida georgia | kentucky north carolina | tennessee south carolina

Dan Kolb

Tim Austin

bhfsdjk@gmail.com

flarchery@earthlink.net

2014 northwest sectional field Name

State

Field Hunter

Animal

PRO MALE FS Rob Morgan MT 278 276 577 Jeremy Terhume WY 271 271 578

SR PRO MALE FS Larry Bates WY 249 252 552

ADULD MALE FS Marc Ridenour 270 275 573 Peter Thompson ID 270 274 571 Jeff Meyer WY 267 270 572 Smoky Doramus ID 270 263 566 Tracey Konas WY 262 261 570 Mosley Middleton WY 256 252 566 Evan Williams WY 255 259 560 Aren Williams WY 254 256 536

ADULT MALE BHFS Fran Ohlsen WY 264 262 570 Neal Ruebush WY 256 260 566 Adam Hiday WY 233 236 549 Mike Grenier WY 229 235 538

SS MALE FS William Young WA 271 267 566 Tom Bennet WY 262 261 564

MS MALE FSL William Heineke WY 233 215 515

CUB MALE FS Gus Meyer WY 263 267 560

ADULT FEMALE FS Jennifer Doramus ID 269 266 568 Shauna Morgan MT 258 267 565

ADULT FEMALE BHFS Jill Crossley WY 235 221 533 48 Archery Magazine

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1209 1183 1053 1118 1115 1109 1099 1093 1074 1074 1045 1096 1082 1018 1002

2014 southeast sectional field championship

may 24-25, 2014 | gator bowmen • gainesville fl may 24-25, 2014 | chickasaw archers • shepherdsville ky

june 14-15, 2014 | yadkin field archers • yadkinville nc

june 21-22, 2014 | ogeechee bowmen • savannah ga Pl Style

Name

ST

Field "X" Anml Hntr "X" Total "X"

C A M Trad

Richard Wong

FL

318

3

216

368

5

C MS M Trad 2 MS M Trad

Gary Lashley William Cisek

FL FL

396 321

2 1

229 238

391 324

4 1016 6 3 883 4

NC

243

3

902 8

C A F BB

Alina Boyden

1

152

258

C A M BB 2 A M BB 3 A M BB

Glen Baxter KY Christopher Willard GA Chris Paul NC

487 23 459 11 376 6

277 274 262

486 21 1250 44 464 9 1197 20 406 8 1044 14

653 4

C SS F BB

Claudia St Clair

FL

434 10

251

389

C SS M BB

Ron St Clair

FL

466 17

259

480 13 1205 30

3 1074 13

1104 1087

C MS M BB Jerry Stemich FL 432 6 262 455 13 1149 18

C C F FSLR Sasha Kempster NC 364 214 308 2 886 2 2 C F FSLR Whitnee Moesch NC 369 156 339 9 864 9

963

C YA F FSLR

Jenna Ason

GA

392

8

230

376

8

998 16

C YA M FSLR

Anthony Dukes

GA

325

2

256

236

3

817 5

1080 1103 1090 989

C A M FSLR Isaac Swinemart FL 440 7 270 430 7 1140 14 2 A M FSLR Bill Kelly FL 495 22 274 222 7 991 29

C S F FSLR Theresa Wietstruk GA 263 2 179 324 3 766 5

C S M FSLR John Hall FL 467 10 262 466 13 1195 23

Pl Style

Name

ST

Field "X" Anml Hntr "X" Total "X"

C MS M FSLR Don Planthaber FL 425 7 262 443 11 1140 18 2 MS M FSLR Jake Veit GA 356 7 238 374 6 968 13

AMBHFSL x2 Oliver Austin FL 472 10 266 466 7 1204 17

C S M BHFSL Oliver Austin FL 462 6 255 442 7 1159 13 C C F FSL 2 C F FSL

Carolyn Willard Caitlin Willard

GA GA

354 266

2 4

211 151

366 278

3 0

931 5 695 4

C S M FSL 2 S M FSL

Rick DuBrueler Densel Landrum

FL FL

498 19 483 17

283 268

500 25 1281 44 478 15 1229 32

C SS M FSL 2 SS M FSL

Chuck May Dale East

KY FL

528 29 491 20

280 280

520 34 1328 63 506 26 1277 46

C C F BHFS

Reese Tripp

NC

435 14

253

469 15 1157 29

C Y F BHFS 2 Y F BHFS

Haylee Boorman Nichole Willard

FL GA

464 10 235 4

277 176

458 14 1199 24 219 0 630 4

C A M BHFS Joel Tate NC 535 38 291 531 52 1357 90 2 A M BHFS Charlie Wilder FL 540 49 285 530 39 1355 88 3 A M BHFS Daniel Simpson NC 512 29 285 528 40 1325 69 A M BHFS James Padgett GA 508 43 283 493 34 1284 77 A M BHFS Wayne Grimes AL 507 24 268 504 24 1279 48 A M BHFS Todd Moesch NC 488 277 484 16 1249 16 A M BHFS Mark Kempster NC 263 236 403 3 902 3 A M BHFS Stephen Trent NC 368 3 260 119 3 747 6

C S M BHFS Eddie Whobrey KY 522 42 286 524 51 1342 93 C SS M BHFS

Joe Urello

TN

458 11

282

474 16 1214 27

C MS M BHFS Tom Boots

GA

504 30

251

462 15 1217 45

C C F FS

Mary Hunter Hite

NC

536 54

282

529 47 1347 101

C Y F FS

Jamilee Moore

NC

466 10

279

472 16 1217 26

C 2 3

Y M FS Y M FS Y M FS Y M FS Y M FS

Daniel O'Connor Douglas Gordon Preston Crawford Tate Green Hunter Shrieves

GA GA GA GA FL

547 524 507 464 344

290 282 280 263 245

541 494 502 469 306

Y M FS 2nd x Tate Green

59 38 34 11 2

49 25 25 11 5

1378 108 1300 63 1289 59 1196 22 895 7

GA

503 25

275

492 25 1270 50

C YA F FS

Sydney Grant

GA

479 27

277

499 21 1255 48

C 2 3

Justin Hutchens Jimmy McQuaddy Blake Ragon Gavin Huff

NC KY GA GA

544 538 533 493

291 285 283 288

541 525 529 498

YA M FS YA M FS YA M FS YA M FS

49 44 48 37

53 38 46 29

Pl Style

Name

ST

Field "X" Anml Hntr "X" Total "X"

C SP F FS Janice Smith AL 515 41 286 530 41 1331 82

C PS M FS James Harden FL 537 58 284 550 73 1370 131 2 PS M FS Jerry Dubree NC 543 52 289 543 57 1375 109 3 PS M FS Steve Smith AL 517 46 281 532 35 1330 81

C S F FS Debbie Essex KY 498 24 266 483 12 1247 37 C S M FS Johnnie Cooper FL 551 59 287 542 61 1380 120 2 S M FS Jamie Wilbanks SC 535 52 288 548 62 1371 114 3 S M FS Tony Miller NC 530 40 283 536 33 1349 73 S M FS Mark Smith FL 531 45 284 531 48 1346 93 S M FS John Withem FL 523 34 284 523 37 1330 71

1 Flt 2 S M FS Terry Murray TN 516 33 290 513 29 1319 62 2 Flt 2 S M FS

Buddy Maddox

GA

504 29

282

513 28 1299 57

3 Flt 2 S M FS Steve Cissell KY 499 29 277 517 35 1293 64 S M FS Ray Essex KY 502 28 278 506 31 1286 59 S M FS Guy Woodward FL 494 20 278 484 26 1256 46

C SS F FS Ann Grimes FL 506 34 271 503 26 1280 60 2 SS F FS Linda Huff GA 448 6 251 429 9 1128 15 C 2 3

SS M FS SS M FS SS M FS SS M FS SS M FS SS M FS SS M FS

Mark Rounds Kevin Bergenroth Terry Pendley Ken Jones Lonnie Goodrich Johnny Lawson James Pettitt

KY FL NC FL KY TN FL

538 536 531 508 516 513 516

46 42 39 30 23 31 34

278 284 287 278 284 276 282

540 44 533 39 530 47 526 37 511 33 516 33 0

1356 1353 1348 1312 1311 1305 798

90 81 86 67 65 64 34

C 2 3

MS M FS MS M FS MS M FS MS M FS MS M FS MS M FS

Lynwood Bunn Henry Pierce Wayne Carr Sherman Bailey Ralph Galatz Ben Brown

GA FL FL KY FL FL

525 515 495 498 480 476

40 33 20 25 23 15

280 274 282 278 280 278

520 510 509 487 492 489

1325 1299 1286 1263 1252 1243

70 61 51 46 35 35

30 28 31 21 12 20

1376 102 1348 82 1345 94 1279 66

C P M FS James Malone KY 554 74 285 552 64 1391 138 2 P M FS Mason Smith AL 550 62 291 555 70 1396 132

C A F FS Leslie Winker NC 522 34 287 527 46 1336 80 2 A F FS Dani Edelmann FL 496 20 284 510 32 1290 52 3 A F FS Gretchen Pruett GA 498 24 281 496 19 1275 43 C 2 3

A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS

John Winker Calvin Dykes Jim Gregory John Bowersox Ronnie Duren Scott Eurich James Crissman Joe Loureiro Jay Pskowski

NC TN NC FL KY FL NC FL FL

543 542 542 545 533 537 536 530 537

55 52 51 60 40 45 42 39 40

291 288 289 286 286 286 283 284 281

544 548 547 545 546 541 540 539 524

1 Flt 2 A M FS

John Lj Bondy

GA

518 31

283

530 38 1331 69

2 Flt 2 A M FS

Zachary Smith

NC

511 29

284

529 43 1324 72

3 Flt 2 A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS A M FS

James Owens Bernie Rosser Chris Hite Rene' Mederos Michael Key Scott Millican

TN KY NC FL NC GA

514 506 503 500 497 440

288 283 283 274 275 263

505 511 508 496 497 449

24 23 28 19 22 5

64 63 59 60 60 55 50 50 36

32 33 23 24 25 14

1378 119 1378 115 1378 110 1376 120 1365 100 1364 100 1359 92 1353 89 1342 76

1307 1300 1294 1270 1269 1152

56 56 51 33 47 19

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Southern Section

#

arkansas | louisiana mississippi | oklahoma texas

Lee Gregory, Councilman lee@dlprint.com

2014 nfaa outdoor southern sectional results

# Archer Loc Score F Score H Score A Total

Youth Male (12-14) Freestyle (FS) 1 Smith, Adam TX 505 254 284 1043

Archer

Loc

Score F Score H Score A

Total

Silver Senior Male (60-69) Freestyle (FS) 1 Crain, Gary LA 527 266 285 2 Rasmusson, Donald TX 508 257 279 3 Messina, Gerald LA 464 210 268 4 Matherne, Claude LA 393 196 234

1078 1044 942 823

Freestyle Limited (FSL) 1 Ortiz, Jose TX 478 232 237

947

Barebow (BB) 1 Gregory, Lee TX 399 196 234 2 Trafford, Skip LA 304 164 236

829 704

Bowhunter Freestyle (BHFS) 1 Brown, Pat TX 505 253 283 2 Avouris, George TX 484 249 279

1041 1012

991 988 968 887

Freestyle Limited Recurve/Longbow (FSL-R/L) 1 Trafford, Hardy LA 493 253 276

1022

Master Senior Male (70+) Freestyle (FS) 1 Brown, Bill LA 483 238 270 2 Wetwiski, Bruce LA 495 246 247 3 Jones, Jerry L. TX 460 273 235 4 Zbornak, Gary TX 414 218 255

Bowhunter Freestyle (BHFS) 1 Maxwell, Dustin LA 421 192 259

872

Barebow (BB) 1 McCrary, Eddie TX 440 219 245

904

Traditional (TRAD) 1 Graham, Bobby OK 395 198 246

839

Master Senior Female (70+) Freestyle (FS) 1 Ortiz, Elba TX 463 215 282 2 Zbornak, Diana TX 452 213 247

960 912

Young Adult Female (15-17) Freestyle Limited Recurve/Longbow (FSL-R/L) 1 Trafford, Miriam [INC] LA 0 230 260

490

Adult Male (18-49) Freestyle (FS) 1 Reid, Jeff MS 552 275 290 2 Copeland, Greg MS 550 274 290 3 Miller, Paul TX 538 273 285 4 Hamlin, Scott TX 522 264 280 5 O'Bryant, Patrick LA 525 250 283

1117 1114 1096 1066 1058

Barebow (BB) 1 Bateman, Bubba TX 484 249 277 2 Holt, Tim TX 485 246 270

1010 1001

Bowhunter Freestyle (BHFS) 1 Gordon, Scott TX 509 259 282 2 Maxwell, Jody LA 512 253 283 3 Bradford, Scott LA 510 256 275 4 Malone, Steve [INC] LA 509 0 0 5 Scarborough, Ray [INC] MS 0 0 0

1050 1048 1041 509 0

Bowhunter Freestyle Limited (BHFSL) 1 Allen, David TX 463 234 257

954

Longbow (LB) 1 Rocha, Roland TX 159 100 55

314

Adult Female (18-49) Freestyle (FS) 1 Distefano, Miriam LA 514 261 287 2 Smith, Lindsey TX 502 257 281 3 Ryals, Angela MS 473 233 278 4 White, Robin TX 463 236 277

1062 1040 984 976

Barebow (BB) 1 Trafford, Charlene [INC] LA 0 0 0

0

Senior Male (50-59) Freestyle (FS) 1 Bucy, Doug TX 539 267 284 2 Jacobs, Billy MS 517 258 282 3 O'Bryant, William LA 503 263 275

1090 1057 1041

Bowhunter Freestyle (BHFS) 1 Beavin, Jerry TX 529 269 282 2 McMillan, Mark OK 516 260 284 3 Nall, Carl OK 475 236 276 4 Marsh, Harry OK 475 232 274 5 Johnson, George LA 481 235 261

1080 1060 987 981 977

Bowhunter (BH) 1 Baxter, Dave TX 470 210 231

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Southwest Section arizona | california colorado | hawaii new mexico | nevada utah

Bob Borges, Councilman nmarcher505@gmail.com

2014 sw outdoor sectional may 17 and 18, 2014

hosted by black canyon archers at ben avery shooting facility

Division

Name

Field

Animal

Hunter

Total

A F FSL Rec Lynn Walter 380 212 321 913

A M BB Tom Daley 484 278 423 1235

Bob Borges 433 237 429 1099

A M BHFS Tom Vickers 511 282 516 1309

Jason Cassady 505 278 505 1288

Bradley Wagner 479 263 475 1217

Chip Heffelfinger 495 277 inc

A M FS Matt McDonald 527 278 533 1338

Robert Beck 525 273 533 1333

Stacy Juarez 530 284 516 1330

Tom Pollei 522 280 502 1304

Jamich Vo 494 272 497 1263

Clay Jenkins 461 274 477 1212

A M Trad Kenny Canterbury 373 223 402 998

C F FSL Gabriela Borges 296 189 330 815

Division

Name

Field

Animal

Hunter

Total

C M FS Travis Levario 542 289 533 1364

MS M FS Frank Pearson 510 280 528 1318

Wayne Davidson 445 261 448 1154

Jerry Hix 501 278 255 1034

MS M FSL Rec

David Aprea 430 248 422 1100

Scott Cragle 387 208 401 996

John Hellelfinger inc

Pro FS Male Zack Nicholson 548 287 541 1376

Pro S FS Male David Miller 537 284 531 1352

S F BHFS Tammy Bredy 507 279 503 1289

S F FS Caytie Belzner 511 284 513 1308

Ilene Hailey 489 273 440 1202

S M BHFS David Duckwiler 512 279 504 1295

Kirk Toth 503 274 511 1288

S M FS Steve Belzner 512 284 518 1314

Division

Name

Field

Animal

Hunter

Total

Carl Jamison 527 276 518 1321

John Webster inc

S M FSL Rec John McCurry 463 234 468 1165

S M Trad Richard Doria 125 129 119 373

SS F FS Becky Pearson 527 280 513 1320

SS M BH John Hoeft 236 188 342 766

SS M BHFS Lou Milanesi 523 284 527 1334

SS M FS Walt Smith 515 283 527 1325

Billy Guy 506 275 522 1303

Tom Smith 500 264 510 1274

Robert Groom 488 273 496 1257

Garry Beck 489 241 483 1226

YA M BHFS Eric Heady 476 265 458 1199

Y M FS Thompson Wagner 478 278 488 1244

Jeremy Corridori 295 279 inc inc

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National Field Archery Association Scholarship Program 800 Archery Lane, Yankton, SD 57078

®

1.

How can you become eligible for the NFAA Scholarships? a) All applicants must be at least a senior in high school or enrolled in an institution of higher education. b) All applicants must be current members of NFAA and have been a member for at least two (2) years.

2.

How many scholarships will be given each year?

The number of scholarships to be given each year will be determined by the Scholarship Committee, based on funds available and number of qualified nominees.

3.

Will the scholarships be given to the person finishing high school with the best grade point average?

Scholastic achievements are not the main requirement, but will be weighed in their proper balance during the selection process.

4.

How much will the scholarship amount per winner be?

The minimum amount will be $100, but the actual amount will be determined by the Committee.

5.

How can you apply for the NFAA Scholarships?

If you meet the qualifications above, please complete the application below. The completed application must be mailed to National Field Archery Association, 800 Archery Lane, Yankton, SD 57078. All applications are due (postmarked) by December 31 to be considered for the following year.

6.

If I am selected to receive the NFAA Scholarship, when and how will I receive it?

The NFAA will send the award in the form of a check to the cashier of the school of the recipient’s choice for deposit to the student’s financial account to be used as the student sees fit.

If the student decides not to attend an institution of higher learning, the amount will be returned to the NFAA Scholarship Fund.

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NFAA Scholarship Application

Please type or print and submit application to address above Please Select the Scholarship(s) you wish to apply for: NFAA Memorial Dave Gordon NAME __________________________________________ AGE _________________________ ADDRESS ______________________________________________________________________ CITY ________________________________ STATE _________________ ZIP ______________ 1.

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2. Social Security Number ______ - ______ - ______

3.

Current grade ___________________ Year of graduation ___________

4.

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5. College/University expected to attend _______________________________________________ 6. Has student been accepted to college/university yet?

Yes

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7. Year and month studies expected to start____________________________ 8. Major intended to pursue _________________________________________________________ 9. Extra-curricular activities (clubs and organizations you belong to; use reverse side if necessary) _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ 10. Hobbies/interests _______________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ 11. Archery activities (hunting, tournaments, awards, etc.) _________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ High School or Higher Educational Institution, Currently Attending. Name and Address ________________________________________________________________________________ City ________________________________ State _________________ Zip __________________ Please attach or include any information you would like the Scholarship Committee to consider. Please include a picture. Application must be postmarked by December 31.

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NFAA® Council & Board of Directors NFAA® Council

NFAA® Board of Directors

Officers President—Bruce Cull 2305 E. Hwy. 50 Yankton, SD 57078 605/665-8340 archery@iw.net

GREAT LAKES Judy McCutcheon-Adams Director - IL 23358 Virden Rd. Virden, IL 62690 217/827-2897 jlynnmac@royell.org

Vice President—Brian Sheffler 7006 Beargrass Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46241 317/244-7585 lbsheff@comcast.net NFAA® Office 800 Archery Lane Yankton, SD 57078 605/260-9279 605/260-9280 fax nvollmer@nfaausa.com Great Lakes Rocky Kline 1108 N. Korby St. Kokomo, IN 46901 765-438-6413 rlkline1@comcast.net Mid-Atlantic Dave Hryn PO Box 341 West Seneca, NY 14224-0341 716/481-4699 midatlcouncilman@hotmail.com Midwest Ray Jones 704 West South Winterset, IA 50273 515/462-6788 IowaArchery@hotmail.com New England Kenneth Moore 730 Newman Avenue Seekonk, MA 02771 508/761-5415 kmoore151@verizon.net Northwest Dan Kolb 3571 Teton St., Casper, WY 82609 307/262-7598 bhfsdjk@gmail.com Southeast Tim Austin 1710 SW 76th Terrace Gainesville, FL 32607 352/332-1969 Flarchery@earthlink.net Southern Lee Gregory 112 Ridge Oak Drive Georgetown, TX 78628-7613 512/966-2799 lee@dlprint.com Southwest Bob Borges 5332 River Ridge Ave NW Albuquerque, NM 87114 505/890-4665 nmarcher505@gmail.com

Archery Magazine Editorial Board Bruce Cull Brian Sheffler John Pawlowski Ken Moore Natalie Vollmer Brittany Salonen

Kathy Potter Director - MO 1401 County Rd 1225 Huntsville, MO 65259 660/651-3175 potter.mbh@cvalley.net

Matt Anderson Director - WA 4099 Jones Rd Oak Harbor, WA 98277 360/929-4330 mpa4matt@aol.com

Tom Daley Director - CA 21840 Golden Pines Ct. Auburn, CA 95602 650/722-2713 nfaadir@cbhsaa@org

Ed Christman Director - NE 3818 34th St. Columbus, NE 69601 402/563-3504 eChristman@neb.rr.com

Jeff Meyer Director - WY 2211 Omaha Tr. Bar Nunn, WY 82601 307/262-6202 jmbowhuntingnut@gmail.com

Sheri Stine-Trujillo Director - CO 7723 Raritan Street Denver, CO 80221 303/427-4430 sherist1000@msn.com

Marc Tebelius Director - ND 5292 8th Ave. North Grand Forks, ND 58203 701/792-3582 (home) 218/230-3258 (cell) tebelius@gra.midco.net

SOUTHEAST Mike Albertson Director - AL 531 Laura Ln. Newton, AL 36352 334/324-9322 JMAlbertson@aol.com

Mark Kato Director - HI PO Box 62252 Honolulu, HI 96839 808/386-9771

Reginald “Shorty” Faber Director - SD P.O. Box 66 Carthage, SD 57349 605/772-4468 shortyfaber@gmail.com

Oliver Austin Director - FL 1620 Yearling Trail Tallahassee, FL 32317 850/309-1918 oaustin@admin.fsu.edu

Mike Strassman Director - WI 2402 W. Camerson Eau Claire, WI 54703 715/834-9975 mstrassman9975@charter.net

NEW ENGLAND Gary Marrier Director - VT 1525 Gibou Rd. Montgomery Ctr., VT 05471 802/326-4797 bowdoctor@pivot.net

Tom Boots Director - GA 6530 Robert Dr. Harlem, GA 30814-5360 706/556-3240 boots_thomas@yahoo.com

MID ATLANTIC Tom Coblentz Director - MD 1 Ash Dr. Knoxville, MD 21758 301/834-7154 tomproarcher@aol.com

Jim Lamoin Director - CT 138 Albrecht Rd. Torrington, CT 06790 860/489-9452 CTArchery@snet.net

Michael Clary Director - IN 10139 N. State St. Elwood, IN 460336 765-552-7451 elwoodgambler@comcast.net Mike Spence Director - MI 11263 Connell Dr. Dexter, MI 48130 734/649-6375 grysbok1mike@aol.com Norm Newman Director - OH 103 Silver Gate Kenton, OH 43326 419/673-0021

John Pawlowski Director - PA 360 Madison St. Coatesville, PA 19320 610/384-5483 bpjp@ccis.net Douglas Joyce Director - NJ 30 Willow Ave. Somerset, NJ 08873 732/247-3892 jdjarcher@aol.com Samantha Neal Director - NY 1584 Master St. North Tonawanda, NY 14120 716/930-0098 Sjneal300@gmail.com 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 jstincher@cebridge.net MIDWEST Norm Swank Director - IA 403 Main Street Reasnor, IA 50232 641-521-2294 nswank2@gmail.com John Doub Director - KS 1125 E. 59th St. Wichita, KS 67216 316/524-0963 archnutz@cox.net Bill Hakl Director - MN 5656 317th St. Stacy, MN 55079 651/462-1916 wehjkh@gmail.com

Pam Gallant Director - ME 26 Windsor Place Poland, ME 04230 207/988-2793 psgallant@fairpoint.net Paul Lewkowicz Director - MA 3 Davis Road Southborough, MA 01772 luke84@charter.net Michael Wright Director - NH PO box 237 Marlboro, NH 03455 603/209-8007 barebownh@aol.com Bruce Mulneix Director - RI 6101 Post Rd. Trlr 73, N. Kingstown, RI 02852 401/269-9181 Buford972@gmail.com NORTHWEST Hubert Sims Director - ID PO Box 1713 Orofino, ID 83544 208/476-5377 hmsarchery@email.com Joel McNeese Director - MT 4205 Lewis Ave. Great Falls, MT 59405 406/727-2997 jrmcneese@bresnan.net Dwight Coppock Director - AK 7362 W. Parks Hwy. PMB 303 Wasilla, AK 99654 907/357-4063 Mike Thomas Director - OR 4122 Jana Dr. Klamath Falls, OR 97603 541/891-2264 foothillsdental@hotmail.com

James Malone Director - KY 4897 Griggstown Rd. Calvert City, KY 42029 270-217-0910 jrbj617@yahoo.com Pat Sargeant Director - NC 3901 Melco Ct. High Point, NC 27265 336/841-1638 psargeant@rfmd.com S. Dale Smith Director - SC 149 Low Road Six Mile, SC 29682 864/868-9422 sdalesmith@yahoo.com Vacant Director - TN SOUTHERN Garry Randall Director - MS 5301 Baron Rd. Summit, MS 39666 601/249-2988 garryche@bellsouth.net 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 Steve Coleman Director - TX 909 LCR 120 Mount Calm, TX 76673 254/723-4018 j13scoleman@yahoo.com SOUTHWEST Frank Pearson Director - AZ P.O. Box 308.

St. David, AZ 85630 520/647-7847 frank@frankpearson.com

Carl Jamison Director - NM 6763 Forest Hills Dr. NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 505/857-0815 carl_jamison@msn.com John Thayer Director - NV 7215 W. Tara Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89117 702/222-9878 mdthayer@cox.net Jim Jensen Director - UT 9284 South 3550 West Payson, UT 84651 801/360-1911 jimjensen.archer@gmail.com Professional Representatives Great Lakes Jeff Button 2889 Busston Rd. Cottage Grove, WI 53527 608/839-5137 New England Chris Deston 74 Springbrook Dr. Glastonbury, CT 06033 860/8171177 Midwest Tobi Rogers 5728 NW Flintridge Ct. Kansas City, MO 64151 ibhsecretary@yahoo.com Midatlantic Kendall Woody 194 Arrowhead Dr. Madison Heights, VA 24572 434-929-0223 Southern vacant Southeast George Ryals IV Southwest Jonathan Pemberton 1652 N. 2100 W. Provo, UT 85604 801/323-3704

Committee Chairmen Pro Chairperson Randall Wellings 1705 Ash St. Ishpeming, MI 49849 906/486-6845 randall@straightlinearchery.com Certified Instructor Committee Vacant Bowhunting Chairman Tom Vollmer 800 Archery Lane Yankton, SD 57078-4174 605-260-9279 nvollmer@nfaausa.com

The NFAA® has 50 chartered state associations and over 1,000 affiliated clubs in the United States and abroad. The sport of archery is a healthy and exciting sport providing an activity in which the entire family can participate.

Write us on how to obtain information about various programs offered

by NFAA®. National Championship Tournaments, Sectional/State Tournaments, Indoor/Outdoor Leagues, Junior Bowhunter Programs, which include the Art Young Small / Big Game Awards, and the Bowfisher Program.

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