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Juniors Braden Gellenthien and Erika Anschutz Set World Records, Win National Titles at 2004 National Indoor Championships By Mary Beth Vorwerk - USA Archery........................................................ 102 ® Where's the next shoot? by Chris Christenson........................................... 103 Hunt of a Lifetime Benefit Archery Shoot..................................................... 104 International Field Archery Association News by Ken Rogers................... 108 Up-N-Coming Archer, Sandra Swirles-Duncan by Rhonda Campbell..... 110
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Editorial Report Excited students were everywhere! support for a students magazine to stand on its own, we will put
Archery has been truly blessed. Backing from the archery industry, Fish and Game Departments and Ducks Unlimited was shown at the Second National Archery' School Program (NASP) Kentucky State Games in Louisville, Kentucky on March 18th. Over 1300 students from 5 states had registered for this event. Due to that overwhelming attendance, the enthusiasm of the NASP leaders and a comment from Hoyt’s National Sales Manage.r Jeff Howard, we have decided to take the first step toward publishing a student’s magazine. For now, it will be attached to the center of The U.S. & International Archer magazine. We will call it “Kid’s Quiver.” When we have enough
out quarterly editions. A new writer, Michael Linsin has joined our staff. He will be writing about body strengthening for the archer. Michael teaches physical education in the San Diego Unified School District and specializes in strength training which he has studied for twentyfive years. His first article is on page 132 and he will have exserts from his book ARCHERY STRONG in upcoming issues. Terry Wunderle, Bob Ragsdale,Bernie Pellerite and Roger Bretemitz will continue to bring you “how-to” articles to improve your archery. In July we will be attending the Junior Olympic Archery Developement Championships (JOAD) in Covington, Georgia. See you there. May God bless you and your families in all that you do. Sincerely, -/Atynr
Juniors Braden Gellenthien and Erika Anschutz Set World Records, Win National Titles at 2004 National Indoor Championships By Mary Beth Vorwerk - USA Archery COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Two world records were with Zorn shooting a total score of 1177 and Dawson shooting broken at the 2004 National Indoor Archery Championships, 1157. Zorn tied the 18-meter world record with a score of 593. which were held March 5-7 and March 12-14 at 10 different Nancy Zorn (Warrenville, Ill.) took second place right behind regional locations throughout the United States. her daughter Mary with a score of 1167. At the Eastern Region site of Andover, Mass., 17-year-old In the Male AR2 Recurve Division, Kevin Stone (Adrian. Braden Gellenthien (Hudson, Mass.) won the Male Senior Mich.) took first place with 1077, while Carlton Clark (New Compound Division with a score of 1189, while setting an 18- Waverly, Texas) finished second with 1065. Rob Gilbaugh meter world record of596 in the Male Junior Compound Division. (Honeybrook, Pa.) took third with 1055. The previous record was 595. George Ryals (Walla Walla, Wash.) In the AR3 Standing Recurve Division, Karl Keranen finished in second with a score of 1186 and Reo Wilde (Pocatello, (Silverado, Calif.) won the National Title for the men with a Idaho) came in third with 1185. score of956 and Lindsey Carmichael (Lago Visto, Texas) took In Wichita, Kan., 15-year-old Erika Anschutz (Grand Island, first for the women with a score of 1062. Neb.) captured the National Title in the Female Junior Compound Junior Olympic Archery Development (JOAD) National Division with a score of 1160. Her 18-meter score of 586 broke Indoor Championship top finishers include: the previous Female Cadet Compound world record of 583. JOAD Male Junior Recurve Taking second place with a score of 1141 was Stephanie 1. Tim Meyers (Fort Worth, Texas) 579 Gallagher (Westville, N.J.) and Mary Taylor (Taunton, Mass.) 2. Tyler Domenech (Delta, Pa.) 569 finished third with 1135. 3. Dane Peterson (Gardner, Ill.) 568 Three-time Olympian and number one ranked Butch Johnson JOAD Female Junior Recurve (Woodstock, Conn.) finished in first place in the Male Senior 1. Lindsey Pian (Scottsdale, Ariz.) 560 Recurve Division with 1185. Finishing in second was 2000 2. Marleigh Bogumil (Pittston Twp, Pa.) 555 Olympian and second ranked Vic Wunderle (Mason City, Ill.) 3. Kendra Harvey (Rio Rancho, N.M.) 552 with a score of 1178. Guy Krueger (Blessing, Texas) took third JOAD Male Junior Compound with a score of 1170. 1. Braden Gellenthien (Hudson, Mass.) 593 In the Female Senior Recurve Division, Jennifer Nichols 2. David Roth (Lowell, Mich.) 592 (Cheyenne, Wyo.) won the National Title with a score of 1149. 3. Douglas Beardsworth (Monroeville, N.J.) 582 Columbia University's Stephanie Miller (Naperville, Ill.) finished JOAD Female Junior Compound second with 1125 and Jessica Carleton (Redford, Mich.) came 1. Erika Anschutz (Grand Island, Neb.) 586 in third with 1123. 2. Jessica Mattson (Canton, Mich.) 563 Texas A&M University teammates Mary Zorn (Warrenville, 3. Stephanie Gallagher (Westville, N.J.) 561 Ill.) and Amber Dawson (Robesonia, Pa.) finished in first and For complete National Indoor Championship results, third place respectively in the Female Senior Compound Division please visit www.usarchery.org. 102
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Where’s the next shoot? by Chris Christenson You hear this same question at every tournament. Most shooters have trouble finding out where the shoots are and on what dates. Most clubs cannot afford any serious advertising. As shooters, we find out from word of mouth or by picking up flyers at the various events. But isn’t there a better way? Well, now there is a better way to find out where the shoots are being held and on what dates. 3DShoots.com has one of largest, if not the largest, archery event databases on the Internet. We felt there was a real need for a central database of archery events. This database should encompass all forms of archery and it should be free for everyone to use. Our database covers the United States and Canada. As of April 2004, we have over 2700 shoots listed and have been averaging almost 100 new shoots listed each week. Many states have over 150 shoots listed for the year and there are a few that are over 250. There are still some states that do not know about 3DShoots.com. This is why we are trying to let all the Archery Clubs and Shooters know about us. We want to be the main source for all archery shoots, not just 3D. Your Archery Club can list their 3D, FITA, Field, 5-spot, & Vegas shoots. If we need to add more event types just let us know. Do you belong to an Archery Club? Tell your club to list their shoots and events at 3DShoots.com. It is totally free. We need to promote this sport and help it grow. We have made it very easy for the Clubs to list their shoots. After a club enters their shoot information, it is viewable immediately.
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IFAA President Ken Rogers
With most of the countries beginning to see a break in the winter weather, it is time to hit the tournament trail again. IFAA holds its signature tournament, the World Field Archery Championship (WFAC-2004), in the United States this year. Watkins Glen, New York, will be the gathering spot for archers from the world over in July. The nations of the IFAA have or will soon have appointed their seven archer teams for the “Champion of Nations" championship which has accompanied the WFAC since 1996. The goal of most, of course, will be - beat the American team! As most are aware, the US team has won every “Champion of Nations” competition since its inception. The second and third spots have pretty much varied over the years. This writer is looking forward to a hotly contested competition this year. The IFAA Indoor Mail Match has just concluded with the final scores and positions being resolved at this moment. Final
IFAA CALENDAR OF EVENTS European Bowhunter Championship (EBHC-2004) DATES: 5-8 July 2004 VENUE: AUSTRIA CONTACT: Planneralm INFORMATION: To follow European Field Archery Championship (EFAC-2004) INFORMATION:AU Information To Follow IFAA WORLD FIELD ARCHERY CHAMPIONSHIP (WFAC-2004) DATES:19-23 July 2004 VENUE:USAWatkins Glen, New York CONTACT: (Local)Dave Hryn: archery 1 @localnet.com CONTACT: (NFAA)GINA - Telephone (NFAA Headquarters) I (800) 811-2331 (ext. 105) IFAA WORLD INDOOR ARCHERY CHAMPIONSHIP (WIAC-2005) DATES:(Tentative dates only) 17-20 March 2005 VENUE:Louisville, Kentucky USA INFORMATION: INFORMATION TO FOLLOW NORTH AMERICAN FIELD ARCHERY CHAMPIONSHIP (NAFAC-2004) DATES:Weekcnd of 11 December, 2004 VENUE:Everglades Archers, Homestead, Florida USA INFORMATION:After January 2004
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results will be on the IFAA website (www.archery-ifaa.com ) in a few days. The IFAA Field Mail Match registration and information sheet will be found in this magazine and, on the IFAA website. Please note where the registration goes; where the scores go and; where the fees go. Due to some folks not determining these instructions, the Indoor mail match results required amending which has caused a delay in posting results. The IFAA Mail Matches are open to any archer, not just IFAA affiliated nations. From comments received, the matches provide a bit of fun in a number of far and distant places. More importantly perhaps, many nations and their clubs encourage their membership to participate for the experience and, to see how their results compare to the rest of the participants. Hope you will join us for the Field Mail Match. The business meeting of the IFAA is set to coincide, each two years, with the World Field Archery Championship. Each IFAA affiliated nations either elects or appoints an IFAA representative and - that representative presents their nation’s vote on varied legislative items each two years at this meeting. Among the 21 Legislative Items submitted this year are: several items which pay particular attention to the Longbow rules; absentee voting: an attempt to re-structure the shooting styles and age groups: alteration of the bow speed rule; an item to add “Primitive Bow Style”; add additional bow checks (inspections) at IFAA events; delete self made 3-D targets from the W3DC; withhold IFAA levy if no IFAA Officer is present at Continental regional events; require the use of a standardized score card at IFAA events and; re-structure of the IFAA Mail Matches. These items will be discussed, amended, amendments to the amendment and, will be accepted or rejected. The IFAA Book of Rules will be updated and should be ready for distribution by January 2005 as well as being updated for the IFAA website. Perhaps the biggest change, beyond the above items causing changes to the Book of Rules, may be the subtle changes brought about by changes in the IFAA administration. All officer positions will see change at the beginning of 2005. Immediately after the IFAA Committee meeting in Watkins Glen, the representatives will return home to consider the ballot for elections of Officers. Until that time, there are still 7 -8 months of work ahead of us that needs doing so as to leave the house in order. We hope to see you at the WFAC-2005 IFAA World Field Archcry Championships at Watkins Glen in July. Until next issue - Ken KRogers-PresidentIFAA@highstream.net
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UP-N-C0M1NC ARCBIER BANDRA BWIRtEB-DUWCAN
RIIONDA CAMPBELL
Most people hear the phrase “Up-NComing Archer” and think of a kid who was taught archery by a parent or other person, and have been shooting all their lives. Although that docs seem to be the norm, there are also adults out there who, for some reason or another, find archery. They discover that archery has just been waiting for them to find it. and that they are destined to climb the "archery ladder” in their persuit of this sport of a lifetime! I myself have had the pleasure of knowing one such person as this! I met Sandra Swirles-Duncan at our local archery club in 1996. The tall, pretty lady with the long-long braid, soft spoken voice and pleasant personality seemed to stand out from the crowd. We talked to each other like folks who had already been friends for a long time. That beginning friendship has lead me to watch her learn and grow into a phenomenal archer and a true friend! Sandra found archery in 1996. Her children, Samantha and Charlie, were already shooting before mom even picked
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BY RUONDA CAMPBELL up a bow! But she finally got her first taste of archery at a Cub Scout camp she attended with her son. There she picked up and shot a bare bow. and got “bitten by the archery bug” somewhere along the way! That summer she bought a bow and began attending local 3-D’s with the kids. She also joined a target league and had fun shooting and meeting other archers. Deciding to give competitive shooting a try in 1997, she purchased a Hoyt Stratus target bow. Then at a league banquet raffle, she won a Sure-loc sight. Unbeknownst to her, her archcry future was automatically falling into place. “It was fate, now that I look back on it,” she says. She learned to set her sights with pins in the Bowhunter Class and practiced yardage. In June 1997 she was off to shoot her first outdoor tournament, the MAA (Michigan Archer’s Association) 600 Round. “I shot in the State tournament and set a State record! I was shocked .. . and really hooked on shooting then!!” Sandra’s kids were involved in many school events and activities. Gradually they began to lose interest in archery. But not the case with Sandie! She divided her time between her job, the kids schooling and activities, and 3-D and Target tournaments. As time went on. Sandie’s strong will and love of archery never failed, despite some difficult and traumatic personal roadblocks that sprung up in front of her. She has gone on to place at or near the top of the Leader Board in most tournaments she shoots. She has broken several State records, has achieved State Archer of the Year several years in a row, MET Archer of the Year several years in
Sandra takes time out from leagues to pose for the camera.
a row, 3rd place (Semi-Pro) at the 1999 I.B.O. World Outdoor Championship, 4th at the 1999 I.B.O. Indoor Scramble III, the Silver (2nd place) medal at the 2002, 118th U.S. Open in Canton, Michigan and has scored high at several other NAA and NFAA National tournaments including 2nd and 3rd place wins while competing against the likes of shooters such as Mary and Nancy Zorn and Sally Wunderle (to name a few). Sandra is a permanent fixture at the Lincoln Bowmen Archery Club in Brownstown, Michigan where she is actively involved in the organization and running of most events and activities as well as the children’s JOAD program. Here she gets to give back to archery what archery has given to her. Recently I interviewed her to find out what she and other “Up-N-Coming Adult Archers” are thinking and doing about archery: US Archer: You said that you are involved with the Saturday morning JOAD. Why? Sandra: One thing I have always believed is that one should always “give back as one gets” out of life. Since attending with my son at Cub Scout camps (years ago) and getting my first taste of archery there. This is a way of giving back to the sport to keep it going for years to come. US Archer: What makes you want to teach archery to the kids (in Saturday morning JOAD or any other kids)? Sandra: The joy of seeing a child learn THE U.S. and INTERNATIONAL ARCHER
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sport have helped her climb the archery ladder. archery! Doing each step to have that child finally reach the moment of hitting the target and the expression of that big smile on that child’s face makes me so happy! I just hope that they want to continue shooting throughout their life, if not now then perhaps going back to it when they are adults. US Archer: What do the JOAD kids get out of the Saturday morning JOAD classes? Sandra: I believe what we do at Lincoln Bowmen Archcry Club is to try to have fun while teaching archery to the children. We do shoot for the score so that they can receive their NAA awards, while trying at the same time not to get so overwhelmed with just trying to score. And remembering to always have FUN! After all, this is what it’s all about “having fun". If not, then they will get frustrated and quit . . . and we don’t want that. US Archer: What are your personal goals for your future in archery? Sandra: I always place personal goals upon myself. This is one of the few sports where we can do this. It’s one of the reasons I like this sport so much. Every year I set goals. Last year for 2003 I wanted to break the Michigan State records, and 1 was able to accomplish that. This year I would like to do well at the National tournaments, since this year will be my first time at getting a chance to attend 9 tournaments at a National level in one year. US Archer: What do you feel is the
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thing that makes you shoot well at a tournament? Sandra: I try to do well. It's all about having fun and getting to know the people at the tournaments. Most times I do get into the “zone” and that’s probably what every archer tries to strive for. I just try to do the same routine as I did in practice. US Archer: How often do you practice shooting? Sandra: 4, 5, or 6 times a week. It depends upon work, and what else is going on that particular week. I would shoot more often if 1 had the chance! I love to shoot!
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US Archer: What equipment are you currently using (Note: The interview took
place in early 2004, some equipment may have changed by the date ofthis printing)? Sandra: My equipment includes a Hoyt XTec bow and Hoyt Havoctec ‘03 bow for indoor and outdoor, Easton arrows, Copper John sight. Extreme scope. Feather Vision 4x lens, Vibracheck stabilizer. Golden Key Infiniti arrow rest, Dave Cousins BEST Launcher Blade and a Carter TARGET 4 release. US Archer: Who are your current sponsors (Note: The interview took place
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to thank my sponsors for everything they do to help. They include Van's Archery Center (the owner is Gordon VanAmburg), Hoyt USA, Easton, Carter Enterprises, Copper John Corp., String Logix (Jack Romeo) and Dave Cousins Launcher Blades. US Archer: Do you Sandra and the Saturday morning JOAD kids. Carrie Rath want Dave Cousins (left) was also Sandra’s league partner, and Samantha Wilson included as a sponsor? is a new JOAD student. “Samantha is a prime example of one Sandra: Yes, that gets a big smile on her face when she hits the gold! because he has taken Truly wonderful, both of the girls! ” items off of my bow and replaced them with other equipment, such at the Golden Key Rest. He has kidded with me that he would sponsor me instead of the one product that I was using . . . and so I am going to hold him to it!! US Archer: When and where did you meet Dave Cousins? Sandra: I asked him a question through “ArcheryTalk.com” about FITA sight extension. Then at the 2003 AMO/ATA Show, Ron (Hardesty) and I started talking to him. Then we all started to talk about his seminars. To date, Ron and I have had Dave to Michigan for 2 seminars for Form and Tuning and a seminar about shooting Field & Hunter. It has been great to plan these sessions so that other people can learn from a top Pro Archer! US Archer: What advice would you give to anyone just beginning to shoot? Sandra: Have fun, enjoy, and don’t get caught up in the technical aspect of this sport. US Archer: Is there any one person (or persons) in your archery life who have been a big influence on you as a shooter? How have they influenced you? Sandra: Many, many people since I began shooting. Even you, Rhonda! Many times at the beginning of my shooting in the first year I wanted to quit because of what was happening in my life at that time. But my 2 children (Samantha and Charlie), my parents (Mary and Robert) and even my next door neighbor (Richard) pushed me to keep going. Richard passed on in 2002. He helped get me into the “zone” and gave me a push. He gave me a quiver belt that 1 will always wear and use in his memory. When I would go to shoot, 1 would say to myself “this is for you Richard!” Ron Hardesty is my biggest influence now. We support each other in this sport—we are a team! We all can think of someone we know who is Up-N-Coming in archery, and many of them are adults. One of the great things about this terrific sport is that there is no age limit required to have fun, shoot good and make it to the top! Sandra Swirles-Duncan is on her way there. Her children, family and friends are among her greatest fans. I, too, am one of her greatest fans!
U.S. Archer and I wish Sandra, and all Up-N-Coming Archers out there, a long and happy future in Archery!
L-R: Sandra, Dave Cousins and Ron Hardesty. Sandra and Ron areactive in organizing many club events including the Dave Cousins Seminars. 112
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Samantha has been coming to our office to help Gramma Arlyne do mailings and run errands for the past 3 years while her mother Cindy is finishing her day’s work at the Arizona Oncology Association. Samantha is in the 4th grade at Lulu Walker School in Tucson. Arizona, and now comes to our office every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday after school. If you want to contact her, call toll free 888-250-3321 between 3pm-4pm mountain time. Samantha enjoys swimming, climbing trees and taking care of her ten cats with her best friend Kaysha. She has a Mathews Genesis bow and also a recurve but has not spent much time with them. Samantha lives with her mother Cynthia just 2 miles from Gramma’s house. Samantha enjoys driving around town with her 20 year old sister, Stephanie, who has a red Ford pickup. Samantha’s responsiblity is finding jokes and selecting clipart for each issue of Kid’s Quiver. My Gramma says, “If you have a favorite joke that can be published in our Kid’s Quiver, she will send the first 50 entries free subscriptions for one year. We will check the postmark date if we have to break ties so mail your entry now. Our address is “Jokes for the Kid’s Quiver”, 7315 N. San Anna Dr., Tucson, AZ 85704.
We welcome Delores’ expertise in this new adventure, Kid’s Quiver. She is highly qualified as you will see in the following text. Some time ago she told us about having the desire of writing some kid's books and maybe this position will lead to that. Dee has this to say about herself, “Growing up on a farm near Alexandria, Minnesota I always had lots of pets, horses were my favorite. There were four girls and two boys in my family. The nice part of a large family is that there is always someone to play with, or start some trouble. I am Arlyne’s younger sister. My husband Charles and 1 met at college and have two sons, Craig and Kurk. Craig is married to Joleen Depke of Duluth. Minnesota and they have two daughters, Heidi and Christine. The girl’s church and school activities provide us with many opportunities to visit with them. Kurk is the family genealogist and has traced my side of the family on both my mother’s and father’s sides. I taught elementary school for 36 years. Most of that was spent with 6th graders, so much so that my husband says I am an eternal twelve-year-old. He is so lucky to have such a young woman in his life. I also taught special reading for a few years. Now I am retired and so we take many car trips to other states. We love to visit caves, Carlsbad in New Mexico is a favorite, and just this February we visited Kartcher Cave in Arizona. I look forward to meeting the archers about my age, 12 or so.” ffix-u&fr
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The Lincoln Bowmen Archery Club in Brownstown, Michigan recently held a new tournament called “Pick-A-Brat! ” This event was designed to give JOA D shooters the opportunity to experience what it would be like to participate in an actual tournament. The JOA D kids were paired up with adult participants to shoot a standard FITA round. Turnout for the event was great, a good time was had by all, and many of the kids got their first experience shooting in a real archery tournament!
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once were to us, when we got our introduction to the sport. They were interested in what each thing was and how it was used. I must have explained how to use a back tension release a thousand . enthusiasm shown for archcry by the 1300+ times that day. They were well behaved though and a pleasure to kids who participated in the National Archery deal with. The tournament, due to the number of kids who were shooting, in the Schools Program tournament on March g.s; “ | 1 S in Louisville is any indication, we may at was broken down into several shooting lines. Dressed in their last see a new generation of tournament archers team tee shirts they marched into the hall to the stains of an Bauemfeind com'ng into the sport, to carry the torch that Olympic fanfare and took their places to wait their turn to shoot we’ve kept burning for so many years. This their line. Yes, there was lots of chatter and excitement but they followed the instructions given to them and were applies especially to my favorite archery game, Field assisted in their scoring by many of the top archery Archery. Each year the senior divisions are growing, as the archers who have stayed with the sport through Everyone shot pros who were there to shoot the NFAA Indoor Nationals and had volunteered their time to lend a hand. the years are moving into them but there has been a Mathews Bows I’m sure in years to come these kids will realize who it lack of growth in the youth divisions to offset this and Easton was who helped them score their arrows and maybe graying trend. The NAA, through its strong JOAD strive to someday compete against the best in the world. program, has fared better in this respect and 3D Archery Arrows The bottom line for me though, what really gets me seems to attract a strong influx of youngsters, perhaps because of its strong association with bow hunting but excited and hopeful about this program, is the fact that Field Archery has dwindled to the point where many avid archers it starts on the very lowest rung for each and every one of these have never had the opportunity to even try it, due to the lack of kids. No one comes in with a S300 compound bow, a sight and a local field ranges, most of which were switched to 3D as it went release aid to dominate the competition. Each archer gets a Genesis through its initial growth spurt. What 1 saw' take place in Louisville bow provided by Mathews Archery and the same set of arrows gives me hope that a new re-birth is taking place in our sport. that everyone else is using. 1 can remember starting at this level Most of our introduction to archery formerly came via a stay at a myself and how exciting it was to be able to hit the target more Boy Scout or a summer camp or through a high school program often as 1 improved. Just the sight of an arrow flying toward the that for some reason brings to mind a gym class of girls in bloomers center of the target was enough to keep me coming back to try to (why no boys???). The NASP however can reach into our schools improve to the next level. This is where the true love of archcry is and bring archery to thousands of kids who are searching for a bom. If you bypass this early training for the sake of getting to sport w'here they can compete without the need to be good enough the top in the shortest time possible, you’ve missed the whole to “make the team”. The divisions caused in our schools by the point of the sport. It’s a sport where the only one you're really elite status granted to the talented athletes and gifted kids, have, competing against is yourself. If you come up through the ranks in my mind, laid the groundw'ork for such tragedies as Columbine. like these kids will be doing, you’ll find a real appreciation for It may sound simplistic on my part but 1 think the self-esteem the skills of others, since you’ll know what it really takes to get to generated by learning to use a bow' and arrow properly, can go a their level. Even if you never become a AA class archer you will long way in getting these youngsters through the difficult years still have the challenge of beating your best score and the thrill of of grade school and high school. making that perfect shot, even though it only happens once in a What I saw that day was a well-organized, exciting competition while. for well over 1300 enthusiastic kids. As vendors we were advised To all ofyou kids who competed in Louisville, congratulations to bring along some low' priced products and give aways for the on your achievements and I wish you a long life in archery. 1 hate event, but few of us were ready for the swarms of excited kids to be biased but when you’re ready be sure to give Field Archery who descended on our booths that day. Stickers, hats, tattoos, a try. To all of you involved in the NASP, I want to say thanks candy, posters, you name it, all were scooped up with relish. 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Students assembled with their teams before entering the shooting hall. NASP Individual Competition DIVISION Elementary HITS,TENS Score GENDER: F HENDERSON SO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 9 259 AUDREY SLAUGHTER 30 6 254 DINA ALKHATEEB NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 3 ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 253 KENDRA HARPER 30 6 21ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY 247 ASHLEY OWENS 30 8 BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 246 LAURA HINTON 30 7 240 EMILY SHIPLEY TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 8 ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 238 KAITLYN MUNCY SECOND STREET SCHOOL 30 7 237 AMBER LEE 30 3 LEATHERWOOD ELEMENTARY 235 BETHANY MITCHELL ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 30 7 234 JOANIE TOLLIVER 30 9 PINE KNOT MIDDLE SCHOOL 233 AMANDA DOUGLAS 30 6 232 MIRANDA HARTAGE GA MARION ELEMENTARY 30 5 ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 229 JENNIFER ADKINS 29 3 TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 229 ASHLEY WIGAND 30 6 21STCENTURY ELEMENTARY 227 HEATHER FRITH 30 4 HENDERSON SO MIDDLE SCHOOL 227 TIFFANY PIKE 30 3 NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 223 DREAMA HAMRICK 30 3 TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 221 MACY TAYLOR 4 CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 29 221 JUSTIN JOSCELYN ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 30 2 212 BRITTANY ADKINS 29 4 CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 211 BROOKE BOILS 29 2 BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 2)1 RACHEL PILE 30 I ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 210 KELSEY FERGUSON STANFORD ELEMENTARY 28 209 LOGAN EDWARDS 29 2 CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 207 KIMBERLY SHELTON 29 LAUREL CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 206 JESSIE McQUEEN 30 2 SECOND STREET SCHOOL 205 CHANDLER TIDWELL 30 LEATHERWOOD ELEMENTARY 204 ASHLEY ADAMS 30 2 CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 204 BRITTANY FLOWERS CARTER ELEMENTARY 30 6 203 CENA CHERRY 29 0 HEATH MIDDLE SCHOOL 203 MONICA GRUBBS 29 3 21STCENTURY ELEMENTARY 202 PAMELA LEAR 30 2 ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 201 DEARDRA ROBINSON 30 0 ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 201 BETH RICHMOND CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 30 3 198 KASEY WETHINGTON 30 2 PINE KNOT MIDDLE SCHOOL 198 CHELSEA SMITH 29 i BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 198 KAM I HODGE 30 ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 197 ERICKA NEWELL CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 i 195 MEGAN NORRIS 30 TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 194 HALEY THOMAS TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 3 192 AMBER ABATE 30 CORBIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 190 ASHLEY FOX LEATHERWOOD ELEMENTARY 30 T 189 BRITTANY COOTS 27 6 CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 189 BEVERLY DENNEY 30 1 TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 188 ANNA KN1CKELBEIN ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 30 0 188 HEATHER CRISP
LEATHERWOOD ELEMENTARY 181 ASHLEY RIDDLE ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 181 BRITTANY HARMON 179 GINNY BICKNER SECOND STREET SCHOOL ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 179 KENDRA COX 178 CHELSEA HOWELL ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 177 SARA WILKEY CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 177 NATASHA KISSINGER LAUREL CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 176 SAMANTHA SMITH 176 FELISHA THACKER EAST JESSAMINE MIDDLE SCHOOL I74MONESSA FEESE KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 174 KELSAYTOTH EAST JESSAMINE MIDDLE SCHOOL TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 173 NADIA ADAMS CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 171 RACHEL HINES 169 DEANNA YO CUM STANFORD ELEMENTARY 167 JAMMIE McCLARD CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 166 ERIN WADDELL CORBIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 166 KARLEE JAYNES 165 SHELBY BRICKEY ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY I64SHAI ROADEN CORBIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 164JALISA WRAY CUMBERLAND CO HIGH SCHOOL BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 164 MIRANDA ALLEN KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 163 TIANA FEESE MODEL LAB 162 RACHEL PRICE 162 MOLLIE DURHAM CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 161 REBECCA OLIVER ALABAMA/TRUSSVILLE 160 EMILY DOLE 159 ERICA CHAMBERLAIN CROSBY MIDDLE SCHOOL STANFORD ELEMENTARY 156 CHELSEA SMITH 154 KAITLYN WESSENBERG ALABAMA/FLOYD MDL MAGNET SECOND STREET SCHOOL 154 SERENA BELLAMY ALABAMA/FLOYD MDL MAGNET 153 VICTORIA SIMMONS SECOND STREET SCHOOL 153 DESTINY ALCORN GA MARION ELEMENTARY 152 KALEN JONES SECOND STREET SCHOOL 152 CHELSEA BARNES LEATHERWOOD ELEMENTARY 151 CHASITY WILLIAMS HEATH MIDDLE SCHOOL 151 ABIGAIL COWNIE TAYLOR CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 150 ERICA GRIBBINS ALABAMA/TRUSSVILLE 150 CAITLIN HARRES LAUREL CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 141 JEANIE TRAMMEL 141 AVERY WIGGLESWORTH/SECOND STREET SCHOOL 141 FARRAH CARPENTER C LINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL GA MARION ELEMENTARY 140 JESSICA COOK TAYLOR CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 138 AMBER MORRIS GA MARION ELEMENTARY 138 LAUREN SPECK BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 137 AMANDA GRISHAM BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 137 JENNIFER STEVENS CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 136 ROBIN JOSCELYN CUMBERLAND CO HIGH SCHOOL 136 TAYLOR DAVIDSON 21 ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY 133 CHRISTINA GANEM
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Ray Jones and Jennie Richardson (left) gave instructions to the students at the gathering before the tournament. 132 JUSTINE CULP HEATH MIDDLE SCHOOL 25 SECOND STREET SCHOOL 25 130 JACKIE LEE 129 EMILY CRUTCHER LAWRENCEBURG CHRISTIAN ACAD24 127 PAYTON GARRETT ALABAMATRUSSVILLE 126 LAUREN DUDLEY GA MARION ELEMENTARY 124 TABATHA MALAEFONE CUMBERLAND CO HIGH SCHOOL 122 ARIEL NANCE 21ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY 26 121 EMILY ELDRIDGE ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 30 121 KALISSA YATES LAWRENCEBURG CHRISTIAN ACAD.23 121 HANNAH MORGUELAN EAST JESSAMINE MIDDLE SCHOOL 19 121 KELSEY GIVENS MODEL LAB 19 120 TESSA HAMILTON SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 24 119 LINDSEY HELM 21 ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY 23 24 118 DANIELLE KEREKES KNIFLEY _______________________ GRADE CENTER 118 MARY BETH CUNNINGHAM SECOND STREET SCHOOL 118 GEAMA MARTINEZ STANFORD ELEMENTARY 19 21 ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY 117 RAVEN REED 25 117 BETHANY EDWARDS SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 20 116 KAYLA FULLER GA MARION ELEMENTARY 115 MIRANDA LEE SECOND STREET SCHOOL 20 114 KATAL1N LESLIE BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 24 I 12 ROSA ADORNO LAUREL CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 25 112 BRITTANY ALLISON GA MARION ELEMENTARY 20 110 SHANNA FERGUSON CARTER ELEMENTARY 108 BROOKE WHITAKER BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 20 107 JIMIE PARSONS CARTER ELEMENTARY 28 107 WHITNEY JOHNSON KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 19 105 AMY FLOWERS SECOND STREET SCHOOL 20 105 MARRISA FEESE KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 18 103 NAOMI SMITH ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 29 I03CEDR1KA HAYNES GA MARION ELEMENTARY 23 103 CRYSTAL JOHNSON 21 ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY 23 101 BRITTANY SMITH 21ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY 23 100 SHELBY MEEKS CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 99 AUDREY BYERS LAWRENCEBURG CHRISTIAN ACAD.21 99 olivia McDaniel LAUREL CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 19 98 BETHANY HERRON KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 20 96 ASHLEY BATES CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 18 94 EMILY GAINES LAUREL CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 25 92 CATHERINE HAGER EAST JESSAMINE MIDDLE SCHOOL 22 91 ASHTON SPEGAL _________________________ CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 91 MICHAEL SUE VALENTINE/SECOND STREET SCHOOL 89 SARA DULWORTH CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 89 MALLORY DENNIS BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 87 ALLISON THOMPSON CARTER ELEMENTARY 86 CHASITY MURPHY CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 85 HALEY LUTTRELL KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 19 84 ALLIE CUNNINGHAM LAWRENCEBURG CHRISTIAN ACAD. 16 83 RACHAEL DEAN STANFORD ELEMENTARY 16 81 JENNIFER RUTHERFORD SECOND STREET SCHOOL 23 79 BILLIE JEAN WHITAKER LAUREL CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 17 75 ASHLEY BURLINGAME HEATH MIDDLE SCHOOL 18 72 ODDYSSEY JONES HEATH MIDDLE SCHOOL 16
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236 RYNE BRASHEAR EAST HARDIN E. JESSAMINE MIDDLE SCHOOL 236 ETHAN CASTLE ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 236 DARREN NEWELL 21ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY 235 DERRICK COLEMAN 234 TYLER FULCHER HENDERSON SO MIDDLE SCHOOL 234 LANDON STINSON TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 232 J PHENDERLIGHT SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 232 WADE OWENS STANFORD ELEMENTARY 231 ZACH ADAMS TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 231 WESLEY CLEMENTS 230 MATTHEW ISON LEATHERWOOD ELEMENTARY 230 DANIEL IIUMPHRESS KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 229 JEREMY BUTTS 228 MICHAEL SHAW HENDERSON SO MIDDLE SCHOOL ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 228 JACOB PREECE 228 ANDY BURGE NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 228 RYAN WHITE CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 226 TAYLOR STONE HENDERSON SO MIDDLE SCHOOL ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 225 JONATHAN BOWMAN 224 MATTHEW BAILEY BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 224 WESLEY OWENS LEATHERWOOD ELEMENTARY 223 TANNER HEDRICK CORBIN MIDDLE SCHOOL LEATHERWOOD ELEMENTARY 222 ERIC ISON 21 ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY 222 BRANDON SMITH 221 ELI HARRIS TAYLOR CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 221 JOHN BRADSHAW LEBANON MIDDLE SCHOOL 220 CORBIN McDOWELL ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 220 BRANDON HINES NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 220 CODY DUNCAN LAUREL CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 219 D J LEWIS WEST JESSAMINE MIDDLE SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 219 HUNTER NELSON 218 TYLER MILLER 21 ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY 218 ETHAN MAYS HIGHLANDS MIDDLE SCHOOL 218 JORDAN COFFMAN STANFORD ELEMENTARY CROSBY MIDDLE SCHOOL 218 PHILIP NEE ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 217 JEFF STAMPER 217 KODY DENNY 21 ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY 217 STEVIE OWENS CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 216 CALEB GUMM BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 215 TRAVIS JENKINS _______________________ 215 NICHOLAS HUMPHRESS KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 214 BOONE GOLDSMITH ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 214 TYLER BUSBY HEATH MIDDLE SCHOOL WEST JESSAMINE MIDDLE 214 JESSIE CRAIG NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 214 TYLER HASTY SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 214 AUSTIN ADAMS 213 TYLER ABSHER KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 212 CHRISTIAN STRINGER NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 211 JARED BARKETT NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 211 JOEL THOMAS ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 211 DAKOTA WILLIAMS 211 DILON PEARSON PINE KNOT MIDDLE SCHOOL NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 211 JARED HARPER ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 210 DAVID DAVIS TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 210 GREG STEWART CORBIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 209 RYAN MORRIS ANDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 209 HUNTER LILLY ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 208 CODY HOWARD LAUREL CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 208 MASON JONES 208 MASON SMITH HIGHLANDS MIDDLE SCHOOL CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 208 DILLON CRAWFORD
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Thank you to the students, parents, leaders and sponsors who made this event so successful. TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL ISO JACOB RAGER CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 180 CHASE BOTTOMS ISO JESSE HOWELL GA MARION ELEMENTARY SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 179 BEN BLEVINS 179 WYATT DRISKELL CROSBY MIDDLE SCHOOL CUMBERLAND CO HIGH SCHOOL 179T J NORRIS CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 178 CODY WOODALL ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 178 DAKOTA BARKER CARTER ELEMENTARY 178 CODIE FORD SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 178 JARED WESLEY 176 ALEX WILDE GA MARION ELEMENTARY STANFORD ELEMENTARY 176 TAYLOR MUST 176 DEVIN GRIFFITH SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 175 LOGAN RADFORD CUMBERLAND CO HIGH SCHOOL 175 MICHAEL McNEAR CAMPBELLSVILLE MIDDLE SCH. CARTER ELEMENTARY 175 DUSTIN WOODARD 174 MICHAEL KELLY LEATHERWOOD ELEMENTARY 174 BRADLEY WETHINGTON CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY ALABAMA/FLOYD MD MAGNET 174 J C. NORRIS LEATHERWOOD ELEMENTARY 173 JUSTIN GRIMM 173 DEAN EMERSON CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 172 KENDALL VICKERS CORBIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 172 RICHARD NEILE1CH CUMBERLAND CO HIGH SCHOOL 172 JAMES GRIMES STANFORD ELEMENTARY 170 SAMM1E TURNER CARTER ELEMENTARY 168 JRFEESE KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 168 DANIEL PENA ALABAMAtTRUSSVILLE 168 NATHAN RIDDLE LEATHERWOOD ELEMENTARY ANDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 167 WAYNE HICKS SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 166 JUSTIN PERDUE BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY 165 JACOB BROWN 165 JOSH HOWARD CUMBERLAND CO HIGH SCHOOL 165 RYAN MATLOCK GA MARION ELEMENTARY 165 CHRIS WHITLEY GA MARION ELEMENTARY 164 CHRIS KEY KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 164 JONAH PHILLIPS TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 164 BEN JANES CAMPBELLSVILLE MD SCHOOL 164 ETHAN PELLY KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 164 AARON GIPSON HEATH MIDDLE SCHOOL 164 MacKENZlE ATWOOD CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 163 KODY MARTIN KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 163 TYLER RILEY CUMBERLAND CO HIGH SCHOOL 163 JOSH REDMON 21 ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY 163 MARK WADDLE SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 162 MARK PADGETT 21 ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY 161 COLEMOSSER CROSBY MIDDLE SCHOOL 161 NICKHUZL E. JESSAMINE MIDDLE SCHOOL 161 MICHAEL HODGE 21ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY 160 AARON TROUP HEATH MIDDLE SCHOOL
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198 DOMINIQUE WIEDMER 198 HEATHER CROUSE 195 EMILY BURNS 191 TERRI KELLER 190 nicole McAndrews 190 ERIKA MURPHY 180AUDRY KENSICKI 172 H1MELLA WELLS 166 LaVONDA JUNIORS 159 MEGAN TANNER 157 SARAH WRIGHT 154 WINTER COX 153 MATAYEzX WATSON 147 CHERYL BEESE 140 M EGE AN BOARDMAN 126MONIC/X KISNER 124 NICOLE SPEARS 114 ASHLEY POLK 110 DANICA HOLTKAMP 105 RACHEL BRUNER 103 VERA LORENZEN 100 MIRANDA TOMPKINS 83 ALONNA SCOTT 79 JANIE LOVETT LLOYD
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supporter of the National Archery In The Schools Program Students who are not the fastest, strongest or most athletic are experiencing success and gaining valuable self-confidence. Teachers are using archery as a basis for math, science and physics lessons. And schools are finding attendance higher on archery days.
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174 CAYCE BANNISTER TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 174 SARA STEWART KING MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 WEST JESSAMINE MIDDLE 27 174 REBECCA PENCE KING MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 173 AMANDA LUNSFORD 172 PANDORA KEITH WAYNE CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 27 170SHAUNA DAVIS CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 29 169 HOPE WILKEY 169 AB1 PARKER CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 27 167 TIFFANY CRAWFORD SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 29 I66JACY CARY KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 30 166 CHRISTINA LYONS LEWIS CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 LAWRENCEBURG CHRISTIAN ACAD29 163 KATHRYN BYERS 163 ASHLEY LEVERETT GA MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL 27 161 JAIME POHLMAN CROSBY MIDDLE SCHOOL 29 CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 26 161 RACHEL WHEELER 160GIG1 SWINT GA MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 160 ADRIENNE STONECYPHER SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 28 160 SHEA HENNING WEST JESSAMINE MIDDLE 25 159 BRITTANY RIGDON GA MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL 27 159 PATRICIA CROCKETT WEST JESSAMINE MIDDLE 24 158 ERIN CARTER LAWRENCEBURG CHRISTIAN ACAD27 157 AUDREY COOPER LAWRENCEBURG CHRISTIAN ACAD26 156 CHELSEA DANIELD ANDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 155 ALICE McCLARD CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 27 155JANNEE LOAR ALABAMA/TRUSSVILLE 27 155 AMBER STONE GA MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL 26 154 KELSAYCULP EAST JESSAMINE MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 153 MANDY COLEMAN WEST JESSAMINE MIDDLE 26 152 AMBER RIDDLE ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 152 ASHLEY DUNCAN PINE KNOT MIDDLE SCHOOL 29 152 AMANDA CARSON MODEL LAB 25 EAST JESSAMINE MIDDLE SCHOOL 24 151 CA1TLYNN LESLIE 149 CAROL DENNEY SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 25 149 JO REED CROSBY MIDDLE SCHOOL 24 148 LESLIE HUFFMAN KING MIDDLE SCHOOL 24 147 COURTNEY GUPTON KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 30 146 ARIEL M1LBY CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 29 146 BRITTANY TURNER NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 27 144 AUDREY ANC1RO SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 22 143 JENNY RAY CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 25 140 LAUREN CROUCH WOODFORD COUNTY 27 138 JESSICA ROY CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 26 138 CHELSEA RICHARDS TAYLOR CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 26 138 sarah Mcknight PINE KNOT MIDDLE SCHOOL 26 135 CADY HUSSON WEST JESSAMINE MIDDLE 28 134 BRANDY DUNCAN PINE KNOT MIDDLE SCHOOL 24 133 JESSICA LEONARD WEST JESSAMINE MIDDLE 28 133 TIFFANY BELL CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 25 131 CASEY SALZMAN CROSBY MIDDLE SCHOOL 26 131 VICTORIA LONBOY MOORE TRADITIONAL 25 130 KELLI ELLIS KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 27 129 KAYLA SINCLAIR CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 23
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Especially for Archers! Nothing in the world can take the place ofpersistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. Calvin Coolidge
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NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 6 244 BEN BLEVINS CUMBERLAND CO HIGH SCHOOL 30 4 244 MICHAEL CHAMBERS SECOND STREET SCHOOL 30 4 244 ZEFF SMITH EAST HARDIN 30 7 243 JUSTIN CAVE 30 5 243 JORDAN RICHARDSON LEBANON MIDDLE SCHOOL LEBANON MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 5 243 CHRIS RA1KES KING MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 3 243 ANDREW PULLIAM TAYLOR CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 0 243 BEN JOHNSTON NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 9 242 CHANCE LESTER PINE KNOT MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 6 242 JOSH WILSON PINE KNOT MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 5 242 MATT MILLER CUMBERLAND CO HIGH SCHOOL 30 3 242 CLAY GRAHAM ANDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 2 242 AARON BURKHEAD CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 6 241 JONATHAN RUSSELL TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 3 241 XAVIER BR1SON CORBIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 5 239 BRENT SIMONS ANDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 4 239 DYLAN BURKHEAD 239 ZACH YONTZ ANDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 4 NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 239 KYLE LEFLER CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 30 II 238 JOSH MINTON NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 7 238 ZACH CATRON 238 MATT REDMON LINCOLN CO 21ST CENTURY 30 5 TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 5 238 RICHARD ELLIS LEBANON MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 5 238 CODY BRADY TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 4 238 ZACH COLE ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 6 237 TYLER KIDD CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 6 237 JOSH PARRIGIN 237 THAD RICHARDSON ALABAMA/FLOYD MD: MAGNET 30 5 TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 5 237 ETHAN TAYLOR 237 JOEL HARDESTY TAYLOR CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 HENDERSON SO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 6 236 ZACK WILLIAMS 236 ZACK BROCKMAN LEBANON MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 6 236 MICHAEL OSBORNE KING MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 5 NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 5 236 LANCE GENTRY CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 4 236 EGAN LATHAM WAYNE CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 4 236 LEVI ELLER 236 JOE KIRKPATRICK SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 30 3 236 CODY PRUITT CUMBERLAND CO HIGH SCHOOL 30 3 ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 236 AARON RILEY 235 KENNY WILLIAMS KING MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 6 235 JACOB BOLANDER LEWIS CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 6 235 MATT CATRON WAYNE CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 6 NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 5 235 BRYAN COOK 235 T J DRURY ANDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 4 235 TYLER JONES CORBIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 4 234 AUSTIN ATTERBERRY EAST HARDIN 30 6 234 JONATHON EVERMAN LEWIS CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 5 233 DANNY MITCHELL WEST JESSAMINE MIDDLE 30 5 233 BRANDON BRIDGEMAN WAYNE CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 2 232 CODY MATTHEWS WAYNE CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 5 232 NICK DEUGAN CORBIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 5 232 BLAKE BREWER TAYLOR CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 4 ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 3 232 DENNIS TRENT 232 JUSTIN ANGEL WOODFORD COUNTY 30 3 232 DUSTIN MCGUFFIN ANDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 3 232 COLTON SCHLUETER HIGHLANDS MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 3 232 JEFF DAUGHTERY LAUREL CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 1 232 DEREK WOLPERT LLOYD MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 30 1 231 JONATHAN SEXTON KING MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 7 231 COREY MORGAN NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 6 231 WILL WILSON SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 30 5 231 ETHANADAMS WEST JESSAMINE MIDDLE 30 5 231 PATRICK BARNETT WAYNE CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 4 231 DEWAYNE BROCK CORBIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 2 231 JOEY KING PINE KNOT MIDDLE SCHOOL 15 0 230 JAKE LUTTRELL CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 30 4 230 MARK McELFRESH LEWIS CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 4 230 MICHAEL THOM EAST JESSAMINE MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 4 230 ZACK LYNCH LEBANON MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 4 230 IAN GILL ANDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 2 229 KRIS SPEGAL CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 30 6 229 DUSTIN SCHROCK PINE KNOT MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 5 229 WILLIE SALVERS CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 30 4 229 KAPP KELLER ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 3 229 ANTHONY CARRIER KING MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 3 229 DUSTIN KEETON PINE KNOT MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 I 228 CRIT JONES ANDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 6 228 KYLE HAWK NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 4
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211 RYAN CALVERT 211 CHADRAILEY 211 CARY MASON 211 MARK MITCHELL 209 ZAK JOHNSTON 209 MACKENZIE LONG 208 MICHAEL JENKINS 208 ADAM ELSER 208 KYLE BEEBE 208 ADAM BOYD 208 NICK HUFF 208 MARK FRYMAN 207 COREY LEWIS 207 ELLIOTT LONG 207 ADAM YARBERRY 207 JORDAN RUSSELL 207 BRANDON THOMPSON 206 NATHAN BURNS 206 HAYWOOD BAYNOR 206 SAME CAGE 205 ERIC WHITE 205 TRAVIS SUTHERLAND 205 EVAN HOLLADAY 205 TIM WINCHESTER 204 THAD IRELAND 204 DYLAN WRIGHT 204 JOSH MILLER 204 BEN SCHNEIDER 204 MATT PREWITT 204 CODY ISAAC 204 ANDREW MARTIN 203 NICK RUSH 203 JORDAN SMITH 202 DANIEL HOWARD 202 ANDREW FERGUSON 202 AUSTIN BARRIER 201 STEPHEN RANDOLPH 201 BRAD DUBRE 201 CLINT COBB 201 JAKOB WEBER 201 CATLIN DANN1CK 201 JONATHAN MILLER 200 AUBREY GLEN 200 VINCENT T1MPER1O 200 SCOTT BLAKEMAN 200 WAYNE SANDERS 200 LANDY SPEARS 200 JOHN DRURY 200 SAMEER VARMA 200 JOSEPH LOONEY 199 ERIC BEGLEY 199 KENTIZE JACKSON 198 MARC NOON 198 DUSTIN KIRK 198 PATRICK LAWHORN 196 JORDAN HENSON 196 TYLER HUGHES 196 DALTON WOOD 196 AZCH ALTMAN 196 CAMARA INGRAM 195 JUSTIN BROWN 195 HARDY BREEDING 195 TYLER SMITH 194 ZACK GILES 194 CRAIG TATE 194 ETHAN DENNEY 194 CHASE STINNETT 194 TIMOTHY KREBS 194 ADAM HUMPHRESS 194 ALEX KING 194 P J HURRES 193 JAMES ANDERSON 193 JACOB DUVALL 193 MARSHALL PIERCE 192 JEFFREY R1STOE 192 IAN SCHWEITZER 192 JOSH SMITH 192 CHASE COOK 192 JOHNATHON PROFFITT 191 BRETT DOBSON 190 AUSTIN FAIN 190 IBRAHIM JADOON 189 BRANDON SMI TH 189 DALLAS STARNS 189 BRIAN HAMMOND 188 ALEX WHITE 188 SAM JONES 188 JORDAN HAYES 188 JOSHUA McREE 188 JEREMY MASTERS 188 THOMAS HOWELLS 187 NATHAN TOTTEN 186 HARRISON ASHLEY 186 KENNY LEWIS 186 DERRICK BRAY 186 SAM HAMILTON 186 JEFF MONDELLI 186 ERIC KEITH 184 RONNIE ELLIS 184 IAN KIM
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MOORE TRADITIONAL 29 2 184 ROBERT SURMANN CORBIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 0 184 JIMMY DORAN ALABAMA/TRUSSVILLE 27 3 183 DAVID KRACALIK LEBANON MIDDLE SCHOOL 29 1 182 BARRETT GRAHAM WOODFORD COUNTY 28 0 182 PATRICK GUERIN CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 19 1 182 JAMIE WATSON MOORE TRADITIONAL 29 181 RONNIE BOWLES 181 LOGAN BAGLEY EAST HARDIN 28 3 NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 29 I 179 AARON ELDRIDGE SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 28 2 179 HANK WALTON ALABAMA/TRUSSVILLE 28 1 179 ELLIOTT NORMAN CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 1 179 ANTHONY WHITLEY CUMBERLAND CO HIGH SCHOOL 27 3 179 NICK BURNS MOORE TRADITIONAL 27 0 178 NICK DECKARD WAYNE CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 2 177 ROGER TROXELL CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 29 0 177 OZZIE LEE CROSBY MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 2 177 BRETT FOSTER TAYLOR CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 1 176 BRANDON MACKIE CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 28 0 176 JOEY MERSHON 3 LAWRENCEBURG CHRISTIAN ACAD26 176 LOGAN OATES KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 30 0 175 BRANDON GREER WEST JESSAMINE MIDDLE 29 2 175 MICHAEL EDWARDS KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 28 2 174 CHRIS BROWN ANDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 27 2 174 BEN JOSEPH TAYLOR CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 1 173 CASEY MARLOW CROSBY MIDDLE SCHOOL 29 1 173 BRIAN JONES LAWRENCEBURG CHRISTIAN ACAD28 2 173 RYAN PETTRY WEST JESSAMINE MIDDLE 30 1 172 JUSTIN WISE SECOND STREET SCHOOL 27 4 171 TYLER WHITT EAST JESSAMINE MIDDLE SCHOOL 27 0 169 JORDAN PHILLIPS WOODFORD COUNTY 26 4 168 CASEY COOLEY KING MIDDLE SCHOOL 29 4 167 STEVEN MOREHEAD 166 TRAVIS BEAVER LAURELCO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 0 164 CYRUS HALAHEL CROSBY MIDDLE SCHOOL 29 0 163 JEREMIAH COCANOUGHER 27 3 KING MIDDLE SCHOOL 27 1 MOORE TRADITIONAL 163 KYLE SMITH 26 1 163 TAHJ BRIDGES GA MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 3 161 RICHARD BURRESS KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 29 1 161 JOHN HANNY KING MIDDLE SCHOOL 29 1 160 BEN PITCHER WOODFORD COUNTY 27 160 ALLEN BURTON ELLIOTT COUNTY ELEMENTARY 27 0 160 MICHAEL BUTLER CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 26 0 160 BRANDON FORTIN CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 3 159 CODY CALAHAN CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 28 3 158 TAYLOR MOORE MOORE TRADITIONAL 157 JESSE HOWARD 27 7 LEWIS CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 157 JOSH SIEVERS 26 0 SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 28 0 156 DUSTIN SLUDER CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 27 0 156 HUNTER KRENTZ ALABAMA/TRUSSVILLE 26 1 156 CHRIS WHEELER CASEY COUNTY ELEMENTARY 26 2 155 JAMES CABRAL CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 30 6 153 BRICE MARSHALL SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 153 ISSAC ADAMIE 28 2 CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 6 152 THOMAS WADDLE SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 152 BEN HOWARD 27 2 ROWAN CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 151 TOSHA CROSS 26 0 CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 7 150 JODY STAPLETON KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 19 1 149 NEIL HOOPER CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 148 JUSTIN DAVIS 26 1 WAYNE CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 146 MATTHEW McCLELLAN WAYNE CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 27 0 146 BRADLEY ENTREKIN 23 1 ALABAMA/TRUSSVILLE 145 PAUL PETERSON 30 3 LEBANON MIDDLE SCHOOL 145 JESSE BAKER CORBIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 27 0 143 JOHN HILL 27 1 ANDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL 143 DARIUS JACKSON EAST JESSAMINE MIDDLE SCHOOL 27 0 143 T J HOLLIDAY 26 3 CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 142 MICHAEL GRIER GA MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL 25 0 141 JUSTIN PETTY 27 1 JOHN MOORE TRADITIONAL 141 STEVEN PHILIPS 26 0 MOORE TRADITIONAL 138 JESSIE STREEVAL 29 6 KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 138 SHALAKO GOODMAN CLINTON CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 25 0 138 DOUG MUSGROVE 24 1 PINE KNOT MIDDLE SCHOOL 135 WAYNE GILPIN 27 1 CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 133 JESSIE COOPER 26 1 ALABAMA/TRUSSVILLE 133 MARK COULTER 26 0 KING MIDDLE SCHOOL 133 DAKOTA LILLPOP 24 2 CROSBY MIDDLE SCHOOL 133 J J WHITE 24 6 TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 130 JOSEPH WEBSTER 26 0 ALABAMA/TRUSSVILLE 130 MATT BURDINE PINE KNOT MIDDLE SCHOOL 25 1 127 TYLER LEET EAST JESSAMINE MIDDLE SCHOOL 23 0 122 STEPHEN WATSON GA MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL 21 0 122 ROBERT McCLELLAN WAYNE CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 20 7 119 CHESTY JADWIN GA MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL 25 0 111 NICK BISHOP 24 0 ALABAMA/TRUSSVILLE HOLEV LEWIS TRIGG CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 30 3 110 MICHAEL ROBERTS 24 0 WAYNE CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 106 JACOB BOYD ALABAMA/TRUSSVILLE 25 2 105 JOSH WOOTEN KNIFLEY GRADE CENTER 20 0 103 CHRIS TUCKER SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 27 0 98 JUSTIN PERKINS 24 1 WAYNE CO MIDDLE SCHOOL 98 CHRIS MURRAY GA MARION MIDDLE SCHOOL 21 1 95 DANIEL HARRIS WEST JESSAMINE MIDDLE 22 0 95 CHAD DOWELL CAMPBELLSVILLE MDL SCHOOL 21 0 89 JORDAN SIMS SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL 19 2 89 CLARENCE TRAYLOR WEST JESSAMINE MIDDLE 18 0 87 JOSH ERNSPIKER MOORE TRADITIONAL 18 0 34 TOM HOLT NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL 4 0
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Matt McPherson(center) of Mathews Archery donated $100,000 to the National Archery in the Schools Program(NASP) at Louisville, Ky during the Kentucky State Games.
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Strength Training Will Improve Your Archery Performance By Michael Linsin It is a physiological fact that we lose between five and seven pounds of muscle during every decade of our adult life—even in our twenties. This results in a significant amount of strength loss which can have a negative affect on your ability to shoot your bow. Your accuracy is greatly dependent upon being able to hold steady at full draw from a stable base, and if you are becoming weaker over the course of each year—at the rate of a half pound Michael Linsin learned to shoot a bow at a young age from of muscle loss or more per year—then your accuracy is going to his father while growing tip in St. Louis, Missouri. He attended suffer. A half of a pound doesn’t seem like much, but it translates the University ofKansas where he studiedpsychology’ and health into a substantial amount of strength loss. education. After moving to Southern California, Michael earned Often when we aren’t shooting well we analyze our technique Master's Degrees in Sports Management and School Counseling. or tinker with our equipment, but rarely do we recognize that He also holds multiple subject and physical education teaching our draw weight may be gradually becoming too much for us to credentials. handle. Over time—despite hours of practice—our performance Michael teaches physical education in the San Diego Unified suffers. When we don’t understand why we are shooting poorly, School District. He specializes in strength training which he has or how we can fix the problem, it can be very frustrating. studied for nearly twenty-five years. He is a member of the The act of drawing your bow, regardless of how often you do National Council of Strength and Fitness and the Professional so, is not enough to overcome the loss in strength to the muscles Bowhunters Society. of upper body. Additionally, it will do nothing to maintain the He is the author of the book Archery Strong: A thirty-minute strength in the important stabilizing muscles of the torso, lower once-per-week strength training program designed specifically back, and legs. The muscles around your midsection—also known for archers. This easy-to-use program has been endorsed by the as the core muscles—along with your legs, may be just as US Olympic gold medal winning archery team coach and is highly important to your performance with a bow as the muscles of the effective in improving archeryperformance (call 1-877-3 73-8023 upper body. In fact, a study done prior to the 1984 Olympics or 858-715-0282for ordering information). Michael believes in found leg strength to be a determining factor in target archery a functional approach to strength training because of its high success. Your legs provide the base from which you shoot, degree ofspecificity, and its proven effectiveness in the areas of and if your base is unsteady, you are not going to be as physical therapy, injury prevention, and performance accurate—especially during a long day of competition enhancement. It is also an extremely efficient and inexpensive shooting. These supporting core muscles, when strong, will help way to improve strength. you maintain good posture and a healthy lower back. Michael enjoys shooting his bow at his localfield range and Strength training solves the problem of age-related muscle competing in local archery tournaments. He is available for and strength loss and may even have a dramatic affect on your seminars andpersonal training consultation andean be reached ability to shoot your bow. With proper training, it can improve at archerystrong@hotmail. com. your ability to smoothly draw your bow and hold with better control resulting in improved accuracy. Furthermore, as you get stronger over time, you may decide to move up to a heavier draw weight. Strength training will allow you to have complete confidence in your physical ability which will give you the Visit the largest Database of Archery Shoots on freedom to focus your full attention on the process of shooting. the Internet. This loss in strength happens to all of us, which is why athletes in all sports are supplementing their practice time with strength Over 2600 shoot dates listed so far in 2004 training. Major League Baseball is in the midst of a controversy Clubs, do you want to increase your shooter participation? over steroid use which underscores the lengths some athletes Listine Clubs have seen a 20% increase in shooters. will go in order to get stronger. 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training and the little amount of time required to effectively build muscular strength and endurance. For example, we are learning that in order to make the greatest amount of improvement, less is more. The trend is for less time working out in duration, as well as for fewer number of times working in frequency. Researchers are discovering that after a certain amount of fatiguing is done to your muscles—which is best accomplished through short, yet intense workouts—any more can be detrimental to your progress. It doesn’t take much to stimulate muscle tissue, and a few carefully chosen exercises each week is al! that is needed to see improvements in your archery strength. When strength training for a specific purpose like improving archery performance, some training programs are better than others. Any type of strength training can be helpfill and beneficial to your health, but to truly get the most out of your efforts, it is best to employ exercises that fit the neuromuscular requirements of your chosen sport or activity. The best exercises for performance enhancement arc ones that strengthen many different muscles at the same time while mimicking some of the same attributes of your sport—in this case archery. This integration of muscles saves time, and when combined with exercises specifically designed for archery, the benefits are tremendous. This type of training is called functional strength training. Functional strength training is becoming very popular because the strength gained directly improves one’s performance. The exercises are chosen for a particular purpose, and because many muscles are being exercised at the same time, the training becomes very efficient. There is no need to spend hours in the gym. One day a week for 20 or 30 minutes in your own home is usually enough to see excellent results. This is especially important for archers because it gives them plenty of time to shoot their bows, and at the same time it allows them to enjoy the performance benefits of strength training. Besides helping to improve your archery strength, strength training has many other healthful benefits. It helps protect the body’s joints, prevents injuries, and increases your metabolic rate—which is the rate at which you burn excess body fat. It can lower blood pressure and help improve your “good” cholesterol. It also works as a great stress reliever. People have been known to sleep better after starting a strength training program. You will have more energy and feel better and stronger when doing everyday activities like working around your house, or bounding up a flight of stairs. Strength training is recommended for adults of all ages. Studies have shown people to increase their muscle mass into their eighties. Of course, it is always a good idea to see your physician before beginning any exercise program. In future issues I am going to introduce you to some excellent functional strength exercises that will improve your archery performance. Accuracy is largely about control, and these exercises will help give you complete control over the physical aspects of shooting a bow. I assure you that they will be simple, effective, and inexpensive. The exercises will also make you feel good and look great. Anyone can do them. The articles will also be educational as I will include some of the important principles behind strength training and how they relate to your success in archery. In the meantime, you can check out my book Archery Strong which details a simple functional strength training program designed just for archers. See the ad in this magazine on page 104. www.cmlb.net/archerystrong email:archerystrong@hotmail.com May-June 2004 - Call toll free for subscriptions or advertising 888-250-3321.
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The Mental Side of Winning By Roger W. Breternitz Ch.T.
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Your Mental Inventory A noted philosopher once said, “Our life is what our thoughts make it”. When you think about it, the thought conies to mind, “No truer words were ever spoken”. Everything you have in life, the place (or car) you live in, the job you have, the person you are married to or cling to, and all the friends you have, are a result of your thoughts. If this is true, then the scores you post at the end of the shoot are likewise a result of your thoughts or the WAY you think. If you would like to take an inventory of your pluses and minuses in your life, and in this case your shooting, start noticing your thoughts, and your thinking patterns. What do you actually think of when you’re not doing your job, involved in a task that makes you occupy your conscious mind or when you are just relaxing with no one around? This may give you a very accurate picture of your mental computer, and how it is generating instructions for you to carry out. This taking “Inventory” is a very valuable, and necessary task in improving your shooting attributes. What are these mental abilities? Think about it. What do you think your most powerful mental attribute for shooting the highest score may be? Your
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ability to concentrate, to relax under the pressure of almost winning, (or almost losing)? Could it be, to focus all your attention on only the target? Or just to enjoy the experience. The enjoyment of this experience can mean a tremendous “Shot in the arm” for your confidence. A gentleman by the name of William Feather said, “People miss their share of happiness, not because they never found it, but because they didn’t stop to enjoy it!” If you stop to enjoy your triumphs, and victories, no matter how small, it brings about a positive energy that lifts you up and causes you to do even better and become more positive. So...in your mental inventory of pluses and minuses, don’t forget to stop, enjoy, and dwell on the good things that you have accomplished. It makes a big difference in your attitude, and isn’t attitude your mental state? Just before a shoot we would like to put ourselves in the most positive mental state we can muster. Think about all the good things you have accomplished, little victories you have experienced, and the times when you have used your inventory of mental strengths to push you to the top of your class, what ever class that is. THIS is what keeps us going at top speed, and not just treading water, THIS is what keeps you coming back for more, whatever more is. EXCERSISE: when you’re driving to a shoot, or just alone for a period of time, think of all the things you do well, not only in archery, but in your day to day life. It WILL, and docs carry over. Go down the list or as we put it here...inventory. You will think of things that you’ve probably forgotten, that you do very well. It's time to pat yourself on the back. Picture yourself using these attributes, and see the positive results. Remember, not only in shooting the best arrow of your life, but in the way you relate to your friends, and family, your attention to detail, your commitment to truth, justice, and the American Way, yes - you — are Superman (or Wonder Woman)! After doing this...how do you feel? Pretty good eh? You’re very positive, ready to surge ahead, ready to win, lemm’e att’em...go ahead and say, “This is for score”, it won’t even make my heart beat faster, there’s ice water in my veins! I - AM - COOL! 1 feel like “TooTall Jones” on steroids, playing Kid’s Quiver - Spring 2004
a high school football team. You ARE the man...or the woman...you are a WINNER! THIS is the way you should enter the shooting arena, and it all came from putting yourself in a place we call STATE. The mental state of being, that was totally positive, totally winning, and totally the best of your resources you have to offer. If you walk out there on the line with less that this type of positive state of mind, in the words of Dalph Lungren in Rocky V...”You will lose”. Especially after everyone else reads this article and does the mental inventory exercise before they get to the shoot. Everything you do is life, much less than shooting an arrow is either positive or negative, the more positive things you do, the more positive answers you get. The trouble with most people is, they don’t even realize when they are on the negative side of neutral. They call it “Being realistic”. So listen to your thoughts, find out what you think about most, and take your mental inventory. You just may realize some things about yourself that you probably would have had to pay a psychologist big bucks to tell you what you always knew in the first place, but were refused to believe. You can’t fix a problem until you realize it is there. That’s what mental inventory is all about. I’ll bet when you sit down and go through your checklist you’ll find you have more pins check marks than you even realized were there. After all, like they say, “It’s all mental anyway”, every arrow you shoot, every answer you get, and each victory or defeat you experience, is because of YOU. When you realize and admit this, then you realize that it’s YOU that can do something about it. Just coming to that conclusion makes you a winner over all the other people that are still walking around in the dark looking for the light switch of their life...after they finally realize that they have one. So...take your inventory, and every day, every chance you get, try to add another check mark on the positive side, the best of luck, and Good Shooting Roger Any comments, suggestions, or questions direct them to roger@vectorstudios.com or check out http://www.vectorstudios.com THE U.S. and INTERNATIONAL ARCHER
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In 18 years of exhibition shooting no media photographer has ever captured the baby aspirin being hit in mid air. This past Friday night a photographer with the Billings Gazette captured the baby aspirin being shot the first shot and it made the front page of the paper. I was proud to share the front page with Mr. Bush. Anyway, here is the article—be sure and click on the photo to see the baby aspirin photo. http:// www.billingsgazette.com/ index.php?id=l&displav=rednews/2004/ 03/20/build/local/40-more.inc We also did a radio interview on statewide Montana Outdoor Show with the Captain (montanaoutdoor.com) and appeared on the Billings CBS affiliate. We had great crowds at every show and enjoyed the folks of Billings, Montana. The MORE show is a great event. Kevin Brunsvold and his family showed us some Montana hospitality and the Red Lodge Ski area. What a great bunch of folks. It was great to hear Kevin say that Shecls (the local Mathews dealer) saw an impact from our appearance—people were getting Mathews Genesis bows for their kids! This is what it’s all about—getting kids excited about archery! People from Wyoming and Montana also expressed an interest in the Archery in Schools program! SPECIAL THANKS to Becky, Russ and crew at the MORE show for having us and to all the folks at the shows! (THANKS TO THE BILLINGS GAZETTE, the Captain, and the CBS affiliate too) This show made the 5th show in recent weeks to have a first shot show on the baby aspirin. I love the new Mathews SKY bow! Flope to get back to this event someday. Shoot Straight, Frank Addington, Jr.
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Coach’s Corner 44 Form Flaws - Part 2 When Things Go Wrong by Bernie Pellerite ©2004 The following is an excerpt from “Idiot ProofArchery" (see ad page 135)
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As promised, here is the next edition of the most common form flaws. In the last issue, we covered 14 form flaws under the headings of Stance, Alignment, and The Bow Hand Grip. In this issue we will cover Anchor and the Bow Arm. In the next issue we will cover both the Finger Release and the flaws associated with the Mechanical Release. The assumption will be made that this is a right-handed archer. The opposite will be true for a left-hander.
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15. Thumb Behind Neck This causes the wrist of the draw arm to kink or bend. Upon release, the wrist recoils and returns to its original straight position, which in turn creates sideways, pre-loaded torque in the wrist and hand and is, therefore, transferred to the bowstring. Putting the thumb behind the neck also allows the archer to collapse into the back of the neck, thereby negating any back tension the archer may have had. A straight, relaxed and expanded wrist/forearm/elbow unit (in line with the arrow) is the most forgiving, “Idiot Proof’ method in archery. 1982 - 22th Anniversary - 2004
16. Head and Neck Too Far Forward As in the “Z formation” mentioned in #4, when the head and neck are pushed forward into the bow string for peep alignment, it creates tension in the neck. This is not conducive to consistent shot execution. The head should be upright and relaxed, and only slightly tilted to the side to accommodate peep alignment. The string shouldjust touch the tip of the nose. (Archers that wear glasses may have to touch the side of their nose in order to see past the frames.) If you can’t reach the string with your nose without tipping your head forward, cither your draw length is too short or, more likely, your anchor is too low. 17. String Too Tight Into Face at Anchor Pulling the string into the skin of the face or side of the cheek causes left and right string oscillation (resulting in left and right misses) and inconsistent anchor. Adjust your draw length, release rope, string loop, and/or anchor up ordown until the string just touches your nose. 18. String Doesn’t Touch Nose at Anchor A solid and consistent anchor is imperative for good shooting, and is especially true when shooting up and down hills. The more points of reference you have, the more consistent your shots will be. (I recommend at least four.) Your scope or pin on target is one anchor . . . your eye looking through the peep is a second anchor . . . the tip ofyour nose on the string is a third . . . and the knuckles of your draw hand solidly touching and/or locked into your jawbone is a fourth. A kisser button is an optional anchor, but it's not necessaty if you use a peep sight. Note: If you have trouble touching the tip of your nose with the string without bending your head forward, try raising your anchor farther up the side of your face until the string naturally comes up under your nose. Finger shooters tend to use fingertips in contact with the comer of their mouth. This is not as solid as locking the bones of the string hand into a place on the jawbone. THE U.S. and INTERNATIONAL ARCHER
Different shaped faces accommodate different anchor points. Find up. This produces a much steadier sight picture and will be much one that is comfortable, relaxed and touching at least two places less tiring, because you arc using bones to hold the bow, not on your face (plus the front and rear sight aligned), like your muscles. 22. Bow Shoulder Rolled Into The Bow Similar to #21, this hand locked into the jawbone and your nose touching the string. 19. Moving Lips To Touch Kisser Button A kisser button is causes tension and excessive sight movement, which can lead to anxiety, fear of missing and later to punching and/or used instead of a snapshooting. It is also hard to duplicate, and usually will break peep and really down over time. It is a symptom that the bow is being held with shouldn’t be “kissed”! Moving muscles instead of bone, and the shoulder is not down and locked. It also frequently goes hand in hand with shooting with a bent your lips over to bow elbow. Sec #23. “kiss” a kisser 23. Bow Arm Elbow Bent This technique has been mastered button is not a consistent anchor, by a very few archers, but most shooters will find it almost impossible to duplicate the bend in the elbow, exactly the same because the lips can way every shot, be moved into especially shooting almost any position. up and down hills. If you insist on Sometimes the using a kisser degree of bend in the button, make sure it is anchored into elbow causes a something solid, slightly different draw length and the such as the comer of Don't “kiss” a kisser button! archer can’t really an upper tooth ... the tell if he is exactly lower jaw moves. Bow Arm Elbow Bent 20. Floating Anchor- Draw Hand Docsn’tTouch Face Your against the wall or draw hand should be locked in on the side of your face where slightly into the valley of the bow, from shot to shot (unless you you can feel the bones in your hand mesh or interlock with the use a clicker or marks on your cables that ensure the same draw bones in your face (jaw). Most archers find placing one or two length). Now the bow is, once again, being held with muscles, knuckles behind the jawbone is solid and easily repeatable, because you must also use the deltoid (shoulder muscle) to support regardless of whether you shoot with your fingers or a mechanical this “bent elbow style.” This can cause a shaky sight picture. Also, shooting with a bent elbow probably requires two to three release.
BOW ARM 21. Bow Shoulder Too High This is one of the most common flaws that I see. One of the reasons for this is because a lot of us learned archery on a recurve bow, or we were taught by a recurve shooter that needed all the muscle they could get to draw the bow back. This bad form is passed down from shooter to shooter. Another reason is pulling too much bow weight. This causes the deltoid muscle on the top of your bow shoulder to be used to push the bow out, and is tense at full draw (like some recurve shooters), which in turn, causes the sight to shake. The bow shoulder should be down Bow Shoulder Rolled and locked in the socket but relaxed. It should be level with the other shoulder. This is bone-to-bone form, as opposed to using muscles to keep the bow pushed fonvard toward the target. If it is done properly, the upper arm bone (humerus') will slip down and lock into the shoulder joint and the shoulder blade in the back will actually jut out. All of the bones in the arm unit including the hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder should all line May-June 2004 - Call toll free for subscriptions or advertising 888-250-3321
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straight, but relaxed how arm. 24. Bow Arm Elbow Locked And Tense This is the opposite of #23. If the elbow is hyper-extended, tense and locked, it also can create tension in the shot and movement in the sight. It is important that this elbow remain relaxed, but not bent. You may find it easiest to pull the bow with the elbow locked, but once you get to full draw, “unlock" it but don’t bend it! All bones from the lower part of the hand all the way up to the shoulder socket should be aligned as much as possible, to support both the mass and draw weight of the bow. 25. Bow Wrist Bent This is when the archer bends the wrist out away from the midline of the bow, sometimes in an attempt to keep the string from hitting his bow arm. As in #12. the handle of the bow is too far out on to the thumb where only soft tissue, not bone, is holding the bow, plus there is excess tension in the bent wrist. This shooting position will almost always give the right-handed archer preloaded right bow torque (resulting in right arrows). Again, the bow wrist should be straight and relaxed and the bow handle should contact your hand at the base of the thumb. 26. Bow Arm Fully Extended If the bow is pushed to the full extension of the bow arm, all the way toward the target, then upon explosion, the bow hand and arm unit has no more forward extension available to expend energy from the bow. This is known as “pre-loaded" torque. What happens is, for right-handers, the bow will kick or swing to the left immediately upon release, before the arrow clears the rest, causing left arrows. This is frequently a symptom of too long of a draw. As stated in #21, the bow shoulder should be down and locked into the socket but relaxed. Upon explosion, the bow arm will jump forward along with the bow. towards the target. This allows the arrow to clear the bow before the arm reaches the “stops” (end of the arm extension) and then swings to the left . . . which is a normal part of follow-through, because the shoulder is in a ball socket. 1 hope these help you identify and correct some of the flaws in your form. In the next issue, we will cover the last two sections of form flaws, the Finger Release and Mechanical Releases, which arc the last 18 form flaws of the 44 in this 3 part series. 140
“The School of Advanced Archery & Instructor Certification” UPDATE The School of Advanced Archery & Instructor Certification a.k.a. “A Weekend at Bernie’s" is well into its first year. So far, the ever-popular mobile Shooter’s School (formerly the NFAA Shooter’s School) has conducted 3 schools. 37 students have attended with 34 becoming Certified Instructors and 31 became staff shooters. At press time, there arc six more schools on the schedule for 2004, with a few open dates still available.
Graduates of school hosted by Maitland’s Archery, Reno, NV. February 27-29, 2004 Listed alphabetically, (*denotes Certified Instructor) *Doug Brown, *Jason Brown, *John Carlsen. *Luke Lapoint, *Jack Oates and *David Oliver.
Montana School graduates listed alphabetically, (*denotes Certified Instructor) *Matt Alwine, "Robert Ash, "Aaron Bethke, "Rick Bradshaw, "Jim Davis, "Tim Dyer, "Dan Edens, "Ronni Edens, "Rick Hicks, Mike Hughes, "Bryan Lind, David Miller, "Lady Red, "Laurien Riehl, "Jeremy Rivera. & "Sarah Simonsen 1982 - 22th Anniversary - 2004
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• Curriculum is for intermediate to professional level. • Minimum 10, maximum 25-30 students. (Any number less than
10 students must be pre approved).
West Virginia graduates listed alphabetically, (*denotes Certified Instructor) 'Edward Buckley, 'Bob Clark, 'Bob Hardee, 'Paul Keplinger, 'William Mitchell, 'Jerry Mullet, 'Ben Parker, Daniel Parker, 'Junior Parker, 'Keith Smith, 'Jeff Swingholm, 'Harold Tucker, 'Brian Watkins, & 'Junior Weaver Jan and Bernie report that there is still an incredible amount of interest expressed in attending the Shooter's School, but more people willing to host the event are needed. So, you interested shooters, go after your pro shop owners and club presidents and book a Shooter's School near you! Remember, the
host shop or club receives 10%. Due to the overwhelming popularity of the school and the limited number of open weekends, it is recommended that interested pro shops or clubs schedule as soon as possible. Available dates always fill up quickly, so book yours today! You can also be put on the waiting list. The following is a list of the schools presently on the schedule. Additional schools will be posted here as they are booked.
• $300 per student. • Second time students $150. • Students who wish to just audit the course or can only attend one day, $175. • 10% goes to the host shop or club. • The Certified Instructor Program will be an option in the school for an additional $25. (Must be at least 16 years old.) • The logo for the school is available to ail students on T-shirts and patches. • Topics include 3-D, target shooting, bowhunting, practice regimen, equipment set-up, tuning, holding steady, mental and physical aiming, back tension, professional form, shot sequence and execution, tournament pressure, and judging yardage. Problem solving and question and answer sessions will cover topics such as punching the trigger, bow torque, penetration, target panic/buck fever and much more.
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Robinhood Videos 1600 Reynoldsburg-New Albany Rd. Blacklick, Ohio 43004 614-933-0011 fax 614-933-0010 E-mail AskBernie@aol.com www.robinhoodvideos.com Hosting a school: Interested shops or clubs should contact us as soon as possible, so we can put them on the schedule or the waiting list, as available spots are filling quickly at the present rate. Attending a school: Interested shooters should contact one of the above schools to reserve a spot. You will be asked for a non-refundable* deposit to hold your reservation. ‘If you are unable to attend, your deposit can be applied to any other school.
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NFAA World Archery Festival - Las Vegas February 20-22, 2004
The beautiful Riviera Hotel & Casino was the location ofthe Championship and Archery Trade Show
This event was the first leg of the new 3 Star Tour. The second leg will be at the NFAA Indoor National in Louisville, KY on March 19-21 and the third leg at Atlantic City, NJ on April 23-25. Total payout for this event was an estimated SI65.000.00. Three rounds were shot at the traditional 3-spot 18 meter “Vegas Round” for a possible score of 900.
NFAA sponsors for this year’s events are BCV Fibers, Beman USA, Easton Technical Products, Electronic Awards, Gordon Composites, Maple Leaf Press, Mathews, McKenzie Targets, Morrell Targets, Reflex, Sure-Loc, Tomorrow’s Resources-Tru Ball, and Sims Vibration Laboratory. See the NFAA website www.nfaa-archery.org for the entire list of competitors and their scores.
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Freestyle Bowhunter Championship l SCllLEUSNER. GRANT WI.USA 2 CARTER, FORREST ID.USA 3 GILLINGHAM. TIM UT.USA 4 PELLEGRINO, WILLIAM CO,USA 5 POTTER. RICHARD MO.USA 6 VAUGHAN, JOEY ID.USA 7 GIVEN. JESSE MN.USA 8 HAKL, BILL MN.USA 9 JEPPSON, JOSEPH UT.USA 10COWART. GARY UT.USA Freestyle Bowhuntcr Flights Flight 1 1 BOYER, RICHARD NY.USA 2 CHRISTIAN. STEVEN MO.USA 3 ABBOTT, CHRIS CO.USA 4 HANCOCK. DEWEY MD.USA 5 TOZIER. SCOTT NY.USA 6 WOODS. JASON IA.USA 7 MORAN, BRET AZ,USA 8 PAYNE. KENNETH OR.USA Freestvic Bowhuntcr Flights Flight 2 1 CONNELLY. EDDIE NV.USA 2 LAWSON. RYAN MT.USA 3 BENDER. RICHARD NE.USA 4 CURL, GARY OR.USA 5 KR1BBS. GARY MO.USA 6 GREEN, KEVIN IN.USA 7 ABBOTT. ROY CO.USA 8 BROWN. SCOTT CO.USA Freestyle Bowhunter Flights Flight 3 1 SPANFELLNER, RANDY OR.USA 2 KELLEY. DAVID AR,USA 3 WOODS. JOCELYN IA.USA 4 LEAVITT, STEVE CO.USA 5 STARKWEATHER. DON WA.USA 6 LEONARD. THOMAS CA.USA 7 HAYES. BARRIE CO.USA 8 SANCHEZ, JEFF IL,USA Freestyle Bowhuntcr Flights Flight 4 1 BYRD, BEN UT.USA 2 WINDEN, MIKE CO.USA 3 KELLER, GARY AL,USA 4 LAFFERY, DEANNA KS.USA 5 FORCHE, KEITH Ml.USA 6 JOHNSON, HUGH GA.USA 7 HENSLEY. BILL TX.USA 8 CASCI. JOHN CA.USA
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Ten men tie for the Championship Compound Unlimited Men’s Division with perfect scores of 900for the three rounds. Chance Beaubouef (second from left) went on to win his second Vegas Championship.
Freestyle Bowhunter Flights Flight 5 825 1 TREWERN, JOHN NM.USA 820 2 SHORTER. FRED IN.USA 814 3 WALKER, DAVE AK.USA 812 4 WILLIAMS, NAOMI MI,USA 809 5 HULM.TODD AZ.USA 806 6 JACOBS. PAMELA AK.USA 806 7 PETERS, NEAL WI.USA 802 8 STINSON. PAMELA WA.USA Cadet Bov Compound 569 1 Couse fl 1, Frank H.PA.USA 567 2 OLAFSON, NICKMN.USA 562 3 READER. WAYNE CA.USA 530 4 ROMSA. QUADE WY.USA 518 5 SMOUSE, JEFFREY CA.USA 517 6 LONG. PATRICK CO.USA 511 7 ARNESON, CHARLIE IA.USA 509 8 HARGETT. FORREST AZ.USA 500 9 ORONA, NATE JR CO.USA 497 10RUMINER, MITCHELL CA.USA 11 ATWOOD. ALEX CA.USA 468 443 12REPP, ROCKNY AZ.USA 428 13LARSEN, RYAN UT.USA 252 14MARR, JONATHAN CO.USA 184 15BUTLER, WYATT UT.USA Cadet Bov Recurve 554 1 FELKEL, DILLON CA.USA 518 2 BOARDMAN, ERNESTO JR. USA 514 3 HUFF, MACK AZ.USA 471 4 PARKS, JOSEPH CA.USA 5 OBERLANDER, JOHNATHAN CA.USA 353 Cadet Girl Recurve 1 BUTLER, HANNAH CO.USA 536 489 2 OBERLANDER. BAYLEIGH CA.USA 3 KELEGIAN, NICOLETTE CA.USA 324 Compound Unlimited Female Championship 1 ZORN, MARY 900 (Declined prize due to NCAA regulations) 894 2 CALLOWAY, CONNIE TN.USA 893 3 VAN NATTA, JAMIE OH.USA 892 4 ANSCHUTZ, ERIKA NE.USA 5 WARD, KELLY NC.USA 891 6 PEARSON, BECKY AZ.USA 891 7 MORGAN, SHAUNA MT.USA 891 8 GOLOMBISKY, BAMBI MI.USA 890 890 9 KEITH, CHERYL KY.USA 890 10 HUNTZINGER. TINA MI.USA 11 ZEITER. DONNA MI.USA 889 12 LASSITER. KIM UT.USA 888 Compound Unlimited Male Championship 1080 1 BEAUBOUEF, CHANCE TN.USA
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