The 2024 VI NASP National Championship saw $12,000 awarded to top archers at Ciboney School of Excellence on May 26. Amid 86-degree heat, students from six schools competed fiercely. Ava Ghiorse won overall with a score of 253, securing $1500. In a dramatic shoot-off, Benjamin Moore clinched a $2280 scholarship. Excitement and triumph filled the event.
The National Archery in the Schools Program recently celebrated its 20th anniversary and the involvement of over 20 million students in the program since inception in 2002. NASP® is tremendously excited about the upcoming national tournament...
6th March, 2020 Archery is growing in the Virgin Islands and this is the 3rd National Archery in the Schools Tournament. 40 students registered to compete on the 3rd of March, 2020. The schools...
Student archers win Cash Scholarships at NASP Nationals 2019.
March 15, 2019 By: Courtnie Carr Since the first NASP® seniors graduated from high school, these archers have asked for an opportunity to shoot again with their teammates and coaches. On March 15th, 2019...
Aurthor: Jonathon Gauthier Hoyt Archery Inc. has become the newest sponsor of the National Archery in the Schools Program. Hoyt Archery, one of the most respected manufacturers of quality bowhunting and target archery products,...
The National Archery in the School’s Program Press Release “NASP® Mission Accomplished, One Scholarship at a Time” Since the National Archery in the Schools Programs inception in 2002 the renowned archery program has...
On August 11th and 12th, 2017 IBO held its annual IBO Outdoor World Championship at Seven Springs Mountain Resort in Pennsylvania. During the championship the NASP®/IBO 3D Outdoor World was also conducted with 236...
By Brittany J Jones Louisville, Kentucky, home to the Kentucky Derby and popular for the Louisville Slugger baseball bat, is increasingly becoming known for hosting National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP®)...
Try to imagine. You are shooting five arrows and you have 6 ends to shoot for $3000. You are not a professional archer, just a student in school. May be the 4th grade of...