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.
Read moreThe 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.
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.
The National Field Archery Association (NFAA) is gearing up for an action-packed summer of outdoor archery in 2026. The NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center in Yankton, South Dakota, will play host to a series of prestigious national and international events, drawing archers from across the country and around the globe.
The 2025 NFAA Outdoor National Field Championships was held July 18-20 at the Mechanicsburg Sportsmen’s Association in Pennsylvania. The prestigious 3-day event welcomed archers from across the world to test their skill and endurance.
The 2025 NFAA & Break the Barriers 1-Arrow 3D National Championship unfolded April 12–13 at the scenic Wagner Ranch in Fresno, California, drawing 480 archers for a weekend of elite competition, meaningful connection, and shared purpose.
The 2025 NFAA Indoor Sectional Championships and National Series took place at ranges around the country from January through March. Archers competed within their respective sections and national scores were cumulated to name the inaugural National Series Champions.
The 2025 National Indoor Winter League involved 10 exciting weeks of international-level competition held right from archers’ home ranges. Running from January 12 through March 23, the National League gave NFAA members around the world the chance to test their skills in a unique format that brought global competition to local venues.
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