LFAA STATE OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP

About the Event

The LFAA State Field Championship is normally a two day event, but the hosting club may elect for a one day event.  You must be a member of the LFAA to compete for awards or state records.  You may shoot as a guest.

If a two day event then on Saturday all archers will shoot a 28 target field round as per NFAA/LFAA rules for a maximum potential of 560 points for the round; then on Sunday all archers will shoot a 14 target hunter round (maximum potential score of 280 points), and a 14 target animal round (maximum potential score of 294 points) as per NFAA/LFAA rules.  Maximum potential score for those two days is 1134 points.

If a one day event then on Saturday all archers will shoot a 14 target field round (maximum potential score of 280 points), then  a 14 target hunter round (maximum potential score of 280 points), and finally a 14 target animal round (maximum potential score of 294 points) as per NFAA/LFAA rules.  Maximum potential score for that day would be 854 points.

Rules for the tournament can be found in the NFAA Constitution and Bylaws Article VI Section A, B & C and in the LFAA Constitution and Bylaws Article V Section D. 

LFAA State Championship entry fees are:

• $40.00 for Adult Archers
  
• $30.00 for Junior Archers​
  
• $90.00 for a family of three, and an additional $5.00 for each member after three
  

• $40.00 for Pro Divisions