The NFAA Outdoor Target Nationals brought 225 archers representing 34 states to the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center August 29 and 30 for two days of target competition, culminating in several closely contested national championships.
Nearly 200 archers from across the United States gathered at the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center, August 28 and 29 for an indoor competition that offers archers a unique opportunity to compete at long distances before advancing to head-to-head elimination matches.
The NFAA National Indoor League returns in 2027 with expanded opportunities for archers and host ranges, including lower registration fees, no NFAA membership requirement, new host marketing benefits, and a team competition with a cash grand prize.
Held at 22 host clubs across the country, the 2026 NFAA Outdoor Field Sectionals & National Series welcomed 570 archers. Competitors experienced the new Modern Field Round while earning national rankings and Shooter of the Year points for the first time.
The NFAA, in partnership with Straight Arrow Bow Hunters, proudly hosted the Marked 3D National Championships in conjunction with the Western Classic Trail Shoot, May 1 - 3, 2026, in Redding, California. The combined event welcomed 1,355 archers from around the globe, all coming together to compete at what has become known as one of the premier “must-attend” shoots of the year.
The NFAA has announced its national calendar for the 2027 indoor season, welcoming archers back to a lineup of familiar venues. Following a strong positive response to last year’s events, competitors are set to carry that momentum forward into the new season.
The NFAA proudly continued its partnership with Break the Barriers (BTB) to host the 2026 BTB & NFAA 1-Arrow 3D National Championship, held April 18–19, 2026, on a private ranch outside of Fresno, California. The event welcomed 542 archers, including 55 collegiate competitors, from around the world to take on one of the most unique formats in the sport.
The 2026 National Indoor League delivered 12 weeks of dynamic competition giving archers the opportunity to compete on an international stage without ever leaving their home ranges. Held from January 5 through March 29, the annual League once again showcased a format that connects athletes across the globe while keeping competition accessible at the local level.
The 2026 Indoor Sectionals and Indoor National Series concluded with a strong increase in participation across the country. Archers competed for sectional titles while also earning national honors and Shooter of the Year points.
The NFAA proudly recognizes its 2025 Member and Club of the Year, celebrating outstanding dedication and impact within the archery community. Archery HQ and Randall Rutledge exemplify the passion, service, and commitment that continue to grow and strengthen the sport.
The NFAA is committed to growing archery participation across the United States through its new Next Shot Initiative. Designed to strengthen the future of the sport, this program bridges the critical gap between introductory archery experiences and long-term involvement.
This inaugural event brought collegiate archers together in a 4-week virtual competition. Teams from across the country battled through qualification and a head-to-head finals, with William Carey University rising as the victor.
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