The archery community lost a young archer recently,
Nathan Kilpatrick.
SAAM would like to express their sincere condolences to the Kilpatrick family
and to the
Riverside Archers.
JOAD Clubs
Coaches
Judges
Doping
It’s not just drugs,
check your meds and supplements too!
See USADA / WADA ←
for more information.
From your JOAD coordinator.
Those guys in the red shirts…
Judges are not scary people: they are trained to protect your score and help you understand the rules, not to punish you for mistakes.
If you have a question, ask the judge. It’s usually easier to fix a mistake at the beginning than to wait and have to unscramble the error later, so check with the judge. This includes telling the judge if you have an equipment failure, a rebound (bounce-out) or hanging arrow or if you write the wrong number on the score sheet.
If your scoring group cannot agree on a close line call, score the rest of the arrows in your scoring group and then call the judge. Identify the questionable arrow (don’t tell the judge whose arrow it is).
Enjoy your shooting in 2021!
Check this out!
Jeans allowed, but not all of them.
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Back to archery
in the era of Covid-19
Here’s what USA archery says you can do to safely return to shooting.
Read here.
Hey Teen Archers!
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