Once this has been determined, the range will be converted to 3-D, and all archers will participate in round one. On day two, the top three teams from day 1, will compete for champion and runner-up honors.

Day one will determine individual standings in bulls-eye for both all-stars and developmental archers. On day one, every participant will shoot three rounds of bulls-eye.

The All-Star Competition will be held over a 3-day period, July 9-11. Smith (KY), T Sanchez (KY), Matthew Monroe (OK), Paige Emig (IA), Cord Weaver (GA), and Dorothy Cobb (TX). Those hailing from the United States are: Dalton Hinkle (KY), Ally Nordell (MO), Donald Holupka (MO), Cole Murphy (KY), Caleb Thornton (AL), Holly Snow (KY), Jerod Aycox (OK), Rachel Hatfield (MI), Mathew Harper (OH), Tashaun Moore (PA), Justin Miller (MI), Joshua Canadian and South African participants also have Development Teams, a group of younger student archers who will simultaneously be competing among themselves. Most countries, including the United States, identify their top archers during their respective national tournaments. All-Star Teams are comprised of the top sixteen NASP® student archers from each country. The NASP® All-Star Championship has been held twice before in South Africa and two times in the United States. NASP® archers who hail from The United States, Canada, South Africa, and Namibia will be able to attend, “The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth”, as the rodeo has billed itself, the day before they compete in one of the most elite archery tournaments in NASP®. Situated on the Bow River and 80 kilometers (approximately 50 miles) from the Canadian Rocky Mountains, Calgary is home to the one of the largest rodeos in the world, The Calgary Stampede. “Arrows Fly North As NASP® All-Stars Head to Canada In July”Ĭalgary, Alberta, the largest city in the province of Alberta and fifth largest city in all of Canada, will be opening its borders to the National Archery in the Schools Programs (NASP®), All-Star Team Championship this July 9-11. National Archery in the School’s Press Release

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