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The first World Cup of 2019 was held recently in Medellin, Colombia, and Easton archers swept the gold medals.

Mission Crossbows shooters continue dominating the tournament trail in 2019.

Delta McKenzie recently announced a $10,000 sponsorship and discount program in support of Scholastic 3-D Archery (S3DA).

Team USA recurve shooter Casey Kaufhold, 15, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania had two recent first-place finishes in Arizona.

Stephan Hansen stood on top of the podium in the Men’s Pro Freestyle division at the NFAA Indoor Nationals in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Team Mathews shooters had many impressive performances at the recent ASA Pro/Am in Phenix City, Alabama.

The National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) began in Kentucky as an in-school pilot program, and its popularity in the Bluegrass State continues to increase.

The NASP (National Archery in the Schools Program) recently welcomed nearly 250 archers who make up the newly formed NASP Alumni Association.

Rinehart Targets has extended its gold-level sponsorship with World Archery through 2020.

Despite challenging weather conditions, three Mission Crossbows shooters swept the podium recently in Park City, Kentucky.

With 25 years of experience teaching and coaching archery, George Ryals IV is ready to prepare Team USA for the 2019 World Archery Para Championships.

Using his Prime Logic CT9 compound, Kenny Lantz took top honors in the Open Pro Division in Alabama.

Two of America’s finest competitive archers continue to shine on the world stage, as Braden Gellenthien wins gold for the men and Alexis Ruiz wins gold for the women.