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2024 NFAA National Roundup Draws archers from 40 states and 4 Foreign countries to Yankton, SD

The National Field Archers Association is excited to announce the conclusion of the Outdoor Field & Target Nationals.

2024 Shooters of the Year Have Been Crowned

The NFAA recognizes every year the top archers with the Shooter of the Year title. Check out this year’s winners and get all the details on the award program.

Aug 15

NFAA Outdoor Sectionals Wrap-Up: Key Moments and Achievements

NFAA Outdoor Sectionals Draws Nearly 350 Archers for a Memorable Event

Aug 14

NFAA Represented at the 2024 IFAA World Field Archery Championship (WFAC)

A dedicated team of 29 archers is proudly representing the National Field Archery Association (NFAA) at the 2024 World Field Archery Championship in Foz do Iguaçu, Paraná State, Brazil.

Aug 06

Introducing NFAA Collegiate Archery: Aimed at College Archers Nationwide

The National Field Archery Association is launching Collegiate Archery divisions for college archers of all levels, offering events, awards, scholarships, and the opportunity to represent their schools.

Jul 31

Announcing the Inaugural NFAA Pro Scholarship Winners

The NFAA proudly announces the 2024 NFAA Professional Division Scholarship recipients, recognizing two exceptional young archers, Rendyn Brooks and Wyatt Ridgeway, for their dedication to both archery and their communities.

Jul 06

NFAA and NFAA Foundation Celebrate Decade-Long Partnership with Ianseo

Thanks to Ianseo's cutting-edge technology, the NFAA has scaled events to previously unimaginable levels.

May 17

NFAA Responds to Community Feedback on Indoor National Championship Venue Selection

In response to feedback from our archery community regarding the upcoming NFAA Indoor National Championship, we wish to address concerns directly and transparently about the selection of Navy Pier in Chicago, IL, as our event venue.

May 14

45th Annual NFAA Indoor National Championships to be Held at Navy Pier in Chicago

The National Field Archery Association (NFAA) is excited to announce that its 45th Annual Indoor National Championships will be hosted at the historic Navy Pier in Chicago, Illinois, February 14-16, 2025.

Apr 05

National Indoor League Concludes & Archers Look Forward to Outdoor League

As the NFAA National Indoor League wraps up another successful season, participants and fans alike are eager to review the final results and celebrate the accomplishments of all involved.

Mar 29

Highlights from the 2024 Indoor Nationals

The 2024 NFAA Indoor Nationals was an exciting display of skill over two intense days, with over 1500 archers aiming for excellence on the iconic blue and white 5-spot target in Louisville, KY.

Mar 27

Gaylon Russell Presented with Grand Master Bowhunter Award

Gaylon Russell, an esteemed member of the NFAA hailing from Missouri, was presented with the prestigious Grand Master Bowhunter Award at the 2024 Indoor Nationals held in Louisville.

Mar 18

Congratulations to the 2023 NFAA Member of the Year and Club of the Year!

The NFAA is proud to announce Cinnamon Creek Ranch as the 2023 NFAA Club of the Year and Jason Fevella as the 2023 NFAA Member of the Year.

Mar 15

2024 Indoor Sectionals Sees Great Growth & Success!

Over 2,700 archers competed at 94 host locations around the country with scores cumulated to recognize all-new national rankings.

Feb 26

Archery For Autism Charity Shoot

Gator Bowmen Archery Club in Gainesville, FL is proud to host the first annual Archers for Autism Fun Shoot to benefit The Center for Autism and Related Disabilities at the University of Florida.

Jan 05

The 3 Star Shoot Off Returns in 2024 by Popular Demand

Attend all 3 Star Events (The Vegas Shoot, NFAA Indoor Nationals, First Dakota Classic) & participate in the 3 Star Shoot Off, Saturday, April 20! Professional archers will shoot off for $5,000 and amateur archers will shoot off for $2,500.

Dec 05

Jim Easton, NFAA Compton Medal of Honor Recipient, Passes at 88

James (Jim) Easton passed away at his home in Los Angeles, surrounded by family and friends. He was 88 years old. Jim, renowned for innovative sporting goods such as carbon-fiber arrows and aluminum baseball bats, was driven by a never-ending passion for excellence.

Nov 22

NFAA News

46th Annual NFAA Indoor Nationals Set for Memphis in 2026