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2013 USIAC Full Results This year, USIAC was held in Southern Utah by SUU and Cedar City. It was a gorgeous venue with rough winds the first day of shootings, which was gone by ...
Posted May 21, 2013, 12:32 AM by USCA Webmaster
2013 USIAC Results Day 1 The results from the first day at USIAC 2013 will be posted here as they become available. Check back for more! Qualification ScoresMixed Team Results
Posted May 17, 2013, 9:23 PM by USCA Webmaster
2013 Coach of the Year, Service Award, and Judge of the Year Coach of the YearEvery year US Collegiate Archery wishes to recognize coaches, volunteers, and judges who contribute not just to their clubs, but to the country as a whole ...
Posted May 7, 2013, 12:26 PM by USCA Webmaster
Media Policy The USCAA Media Policy and Requirements pertain to all “media.” Media includes any person taking video, and/or photographs, conducting interviews, or writing articles regarding USCAA Championship and Qualifier events ...
Posted May 6, 2013, 10:15 AM by USCA Webmaster
Equipment Grant Changes The equipment grant program is undergoing revision. Effective 1 April, the following changes are implemented, 1)Gold Tier grants are discontinued, 2) Clubs must wait at least two years between ...
Posted Apr 3, 2013, 9:56 AM by USCA Webmaster
Management of USCAA Qualifiers and Championship Events To assist members in knowing and understanding the responsibilities of event Judges, USCAA Technical Delegates, Host Clubs/Organizations as well as rules regarding field of play, USCAA has adapted World ...
Posted Mar 27, 2013, 9:35 PM by USCA Webmaster
Rules Corrections/Clarifications March 2013 USCAA appreciates receiving questions regarding the need to clarify or make corrections to the 2012-13 Rules and Procedures. The following clarifications/corrections were made to the 2012-13 Rules ...
Posted Mar 27, 2013, 9:07 PM by USCA Webmaster
2013 C3 Results are In! The USCAA California Collegiate Championships were hosted by the Long Beach State Archery Club. The club would like to thank everyone for their attendance, as well as USCA and the ...
Posted Mar 22, 2013, 2:32 PM by USCA Webmaster
2013 USIAC Registration Open Registration will close on 11:59PM of May 3rd.The 2013 US Intercollegiate Archery Championship (USIAC) will be hosted by Southern Utah University in Cedar City, UT this year. The ...
Posted Apr 30, 2013, 6:20 PM by USCA Webmaster
Vegas in Valdez Hits the Target by Steve Shiell and Wendy GoldsteinOn February 15th and 16th, the Prince William Sound Community College Archery Club, in Valdez, Alaska, hosted its 3rd Annual Vegas in Valdez Archery ...
Posted Mar 19, 2013, 6:16 PM by USCA Webmaster

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2013 USIAC Full Results

posted May 21, 2013, 12:31 AM by USCA Webmaster

This year, USIAC was held in Southern Utah by SUU and Cedar City. It was a gorgeous venue with rough winds the first day of shootings, which was gone by the second day of scoring. Thank you to all USCA volunteers who helped make this event a success. We would like to especially thank Dakota Sinclair, Chris Cheng, Gary Holstein, and Roberto Ghizzi for being a tremendous support to both USCA and the tournament. Thank you to SUU and Cedar City for hosting this wonderful event, including Ed and Joan Eliason, Jerry and Eileen Pylypchuk, and Benny Mar for their work organizing the event. USCAA also wishes to recognize and profusely thank the coaches, athletes, and clubs who pitched in when needed and lent their experience and muscle to help the event. In particular, thank you to Lorinda Cohen, Bill Coady, Frank Thomas, Andy Puckett, Francis Parchaso, Mark Eggers, Kris Strebeck, and Rodney Estrada. With their assistance over the weekend the tournament remained on track and all events were contested.

With the conclusion of the 2013 USIAC, we conclude this year of shooting. US College Archery wishes to take a moment to thank the graduating seniors who have supported collegiate archery and participated in events throughout the years. We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors.

Individual National Championship Awards

	Male Recurve
	FirstName	Last Name			School
1	Anthony	Don			University of Arizona
2	Qixiong	Sun			Southern Utah University
3	Sungwoo	Shin			ACCC
4	Matthew	Requa			Texas A&M University
5	Eng Hwa	Ng			Texas A&M University
6	Raymond	Paguia			Cal State Northridge
7	Ryan	Fortenberry			Texas A&M University
8	Greggory	Foust			Penn College
	Female Recurve
	First Name		Last Name	School
1	Jennifer		Hardy	Texas A&M University
2	Katie		Alexander	University of Arizona
3	Sarah		Bernstein	Columbia University
4	Kalie		Sabajo	Cal State Long Beach
5	Kayla		Debord	Texas A&M University
6	Tiffany		Kim	Columbia University
7	Grace		Kim	Columbia University
8	Linda		Stephens	Georgia Southern University

	Male Compound
	First Name		Last Name	School
1	Kent		Haslem	Southern Utah University
2	Adam		Wruck	Texas A&M University
3	Simon		Rousseau	Texas A&M University
4	Daniel		Suter	James Madison University
5	Torrey		Bonham	Texas A&M University
6	Seth		Tremblay	University of New Hampshire
7	Alexander		Sahi	Central Connecticut State University
8	Justus		Leimbach	Penn College

	Female Compound
	First Name		Last Name	School
1	Seneca		Francis	Utah State University
2	Rebecca		Boyer	Penn College
3	Marcie		Hebert	University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point
4	Nicole		Lapinski	Penn College
5	Katie		Fladzinski	Michigan State University
6	Kacey		Eggers	Wayne State University
7	Mackenzie		Kieborz	Texas A&M University
8	Denise		Fan	UCLA

	Male Bowhunter
	First Name		Last Name	School
1	Malcolm		Keetso	Northern Arizona University
2	Andrew		Hower	Penn State University
3	Joseph		Dowdrick	Penn College
4	Kelvin		Dewalt	Penn College
5	Matthew		OBrien	RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST.
6	Kody		Vaassen	University of Wisconsin - La Crosse
7	Cameron		McLeod	Cal State Long Beach
8	Andrew		Ferguson	Georgia Southern University

	Female Bowhunter
	First Name		Last Name	School
1	Kendel		Baier	Penn College
2	Sara		Clemmer	James Madison University
3	Maria		James	Michigan State University
4	Raeanne		Klein	Dakota Wesleyan University
5	Bianca		Bartolome	Cal State Long Beach
6	Katherine		Stiegel	Texas A&M University
7	Ashley		Bui	Texas A&M University
8	Cheyanne		Miller	University of the Cumberlands

	Male Basic Bow
	First Name		Last Name	School
1	Daniel		Allen	Georgia Southern University
2	Marshall		Schaeffer	Georgia Tech
3	Raymond		Hoang	UC Irvine

	Female Basic Bow
	First Name		Last Name	School
1	Rachel		Luoma	Georgia Southern University
2	Rachel		Bouchillon	University of Florida
3	Helen		Claudio	University of Florida

Congratulations to all the All-Americans and those who earned the Academic Archery Honors. In order to qualify for All-American, the archer had to have completed Indoor Nationals in February and Outdoor Nationals (USIAC). The sum of the ranking round scores from these two events was used to determine the top ten archers of each division. This year marks the first year that Bowhunter was able to earn these awards.

		Male Recurve All-American Results
	First Name	Last Name	School
1	Anthony	Don	University of Arizona
2	Sungwoo	Shin	Atlantic Cape Community College
3	Qixiong	Sun	Southern Utah University
4	Matthew	Requa	Texas A&M University
5	Aaron	Henslin	Texas A&M University
6	Raymond	Paguia	CSU Northridge
7	Eng Hwa	Ng	Texas A&M University
8	Alan	Chan	UCLA
9	Ryan	Fortenberry	Texas A&M University
10	John	Shewchuk	Texas A&M University

		Female Recurve All-American Results
	First Name	Last Name	School
1	Kayla	Debord	Texas A&M University
2	Tiffany	Kim	Columbia University
3	Linda	Stephens	Georgia Southern University
4	Grace	Kim	Columbia University
5	Kalie	Sabajo	CSU Long Beach
6	Shannon	Ostling	University of Washington
7	Sarah	Bernstein	Columbia University
8	Maddie	Dame	CSU Long Beach
9	Branduin	Stroud	UCB
10	Faith	Hundtoft	CSU Long Beach

		Male Compound All-American Results
	First Name	Last Name	School
1	Adam	Wruck	Texas A&M University
2	Daniel	Suter	James Madison University
3	Simon	Rousseau	Texas A&M University
4	Justus	Leimbach	Pennsylvania College of Technology
5	Torrey	Bonham	Texas A&M University
6	Kent	Haslem	Southern Utah University
7	Seth	Tremblay	University of New Hampshire
8	Alexander	Sahi	Central CT State Univ
9	Daniel	Gregory	Utah State University
10	Alex	Tait	Purdue University

		Female Compound All-American Results
	First Name	Last Name	School
1	Tristan	Skarvan	Texas A&M University
2	Seneca	Francis	Utah State University
3	Rebecca	Boyer	Pennsylvania College of Technology
4	Mackenzie	Kieborz	Texas A&M University
5	Kacey	Eggers	Wayne State College
6	Katie	Fladzinski	Michigan State University
7	Kannsas	Michaels	California University of Pennsylvania
8	Marcie	Herbert	University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point
9	Nicole	Lapinski	Pennsylvania College of Technology
10	Elizabeth	Sweet	Texas A&M University

		Male Bowhunter All-American Results
	First Name	Last Name	School
1	Joseph	Dowdrick	Pennsylvania College of Technology
2	Kevin	Nee	UCLA
3	Kayne	Brenner	University of Wisconsin - La Crosse
4	Andrew	Hower	Penn State University
5	Kelvin	Dewalt	Pennsylvania College of Technology
6	Hunter	Teel	Texas A&M University
7	Dan	Hebert	University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point
8	Andrew	Ferguson	Georgia Southern University
9	Matthew	OBrien	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
10	Ethan	Gish	University of Cumberlands

		Female Bowhunter All-American Results
	First Name	Last Name	School
1	Maria	James	Michigan State University
2	Raeanne	Klein	Dakota Wesleyan Univ.
3	Kendel	Baier	Pennsylvania College of Technology
4	Sarah	Clemmer	James Madison University
5	Cheyanne	Miller	University of Cumberlands
6	Katherine	Stiegel	Texas A&M University
7	Ashley	Bui	Texas A&M University

Academic Archery Honors are determined by being in the top 25% in Indoor Nationals, GPA, and rank at USIAC.

Male Recurve All Academic

	First Name	Last Name	School
1	Anthony	Don	University of Arizona
2	Qixiong	Sun	Southern Utah University
3	Sungwoo	Shin	Atlantic Cape Community College
4	Eng Hwa	Ng	Texas A&M University
5	Aaron	Henslin	Texas A&M University
6	Robert	Regojo	University of Florida
7	Bryan	Lund	CSU Long Beach
8	Quin	Kaku	USC
9	Xiaowei	Dai	University of Texas
10	Bryan	Brady	James Madison University

Female Recurve All-Academic

	First Name	Last Name	School
1	Linda	Stephens	Georgia Southern University
2	Tiffany	Kim	Columbia University
3	Faith	Hundtoft	CSU Long Beach
4	Kayla	Debord	Texas A&M University
5	Taylor	Hollmann	Texas A&M University
6	Shannon	Ostling	University of Washington
7	Grace	Kim	Columbia University
8	Arie	Wong	UCB
9	Maddie	Dame	CSU Long Beach
10	Sarah	Bernstein	Columbia University

Male Compound All-Academic

	First Name	Last Name	School
1	Adam	Wruck	Texas A&M University
2	Simon	Rousseau	Texas A&M University
3	Kent	Haslem	Southern Utah University
4	Spencer	Endorf	Northeast Community College
5	Matthew	Cummings	Pennsylvania College of Technology
6	Paul	Foss	Mt. Marty College
7	Jordan	McGowan	Pennsylvania College of Technology

Female Compound All Academic

	First Name	Last Name	School
1	Tristan	Skarvan	Texas A&M University
2	Mackenzie	Kieborz	Texas A&M University
3	Seneca	Francis	Utah State University
4	Kacey	Eggers	Wayne State College
5	Rebecca	Boyer	Pennsylvania College of Technology
6	Marcie	Herbert	University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point
7	Kannsas	Michaels	California University of Pennsylvania
8	Nicole	Lapinski	Pennsylvania College of Technology
9	Katie	Fladzinski	Michigan State University
10	Jessica	Shuma	University of Wisconsin - La Crosse

Male Bowhunter All Academic

	First Name	Last Name	School
1	Joseph	Dowdrick	Pennsylvania College of Technology
2	Kevin	Nee	UCLA
3	Kelvin	Dewalt	Pennsylvania College of Technology
4	Kayne	Brenner	University of Wisconsin - La Crosse
5	Matthew	OBrien	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
6	Kody	Vaassen	University of Wisconsin - La Crosse

Female Bowhunter All Academic

	First Name	Last Name	School
1	Kendel	Baier	Pennsylvania College of Technology
2	Raeanne	Klein	Dakota Wesleyan Univ.
3	Sarah	Clemmer	James Madison University
4	Katherine	Stiegel	Texas A&M University

Congratulations to the recipients of the Best New Archer Award, which is given to new archers who have shown promise in the sport of archery.

	Best New Archer Awards

	Male Recurve
1	Bryan	Lund	Cal State Long Beach
2	Kyle	Schottenhammer	UCLA
3	Maxwell	Trainor	Pennsylvania College of Technology

	Female Recurve
1	Ashleigh	Gottschalt	Victoria College
2	Katie	Reitbauer	Pennsylvania College of Technology
3	Samantha	Lantz	Pennsylvania College of Technology

	Male Compound
1	Markus	Weber	Pennsylvania College of Technology
2	Leander	Altsisi	Dine College
3	Eric	Buggy	Penn State University

	Female Compound
1	Annie	Lu	UC Berkeley
2	Rebekah	Johnson	Dine College
3	Monique	Tsosie	Dine College

	Male Bowhunter
1	Jeremy	McConnell	CSU Long Beach

	Female Bowhunter
1	Cayla	Easley	Pennsylvania College of Technology
2	Bianca	Bartolome	CSU Long Beach
3	Jennifer	Swanson	Mt. Marty College

Team Round Results

Male Recurve Team
Texas A&M Univ.
JMU
ACCC

Female Recurve Team
Columbia Univ.
CSULB
Texas A&M

Male Compound Team
Texas A&M
JMU
Stanford University

Female Compound Team
Texas A&M
Penn College
James Madison University

Male Bowhunter Team
Texas A&M
University of the Cumberlands
Cal State Long Beach

Female Bowhunter Team
Penn College
Universityof the Cumberlands

Mixed Recurve Team
Texas A&M
University of Arizona
Southern Utah University

Mixed Compound Team
Texas A&M
James Madison University
Utah State University

Mixed Bowhunter Team
Penn College
Cal State Long Beach
Texas A&M Male Basic Bow Team Georgia Southern University University of California, Irvine

Congratulations to the following teams for making top 3 in overall team

Overall team

1. Texas A&M University

2. James Madison University

3. Pennsylvania College of Technology

The full rank round results can be found here.

2013 USIAC Results Day 1

posted May 17, 2013, 8:37 PM by USCA Webmaster [ updated May 17, 2013, 9:23 PM ]

The results from the first day at USIAC 2013 will be posted here as they become available. Check back for more!

Qualification Scores

Mixed Team Results

2013 Coach of the Year, Service Award, and Judge of the Year

posted May 7, 2013, 12:26 PM by USCA Webmaster

Coach of the Year
Every year US Collegiate Archery wishes to recognize coaches, volunteers, and judges who contribute not just to their clubs, but to the country as a whole and actively participate in growing archery. This year USCA, after sending the nominations through committee, is proud to announce Mark Eggers is the 2013 Coach of the Year!

Mark has volunteered his time, money, and energy into growing college archery. Currently coaching two teams, volunteering to help write the 3D USIAC rules, oversee the judging committee, Mark has been an amazing influence in his local community and nationally.

As a coach, Mark was asked to help his first team and soon found himself with a second, trying to keep pace with them both and ensure everyone got their practice in, bows tuned, everyone packed and ready for the tournament, and doing the things every great coach knows how to do naturally.

Nationally Mark saw a need to help archery and stepped up , calling around and asking if there was anywhere that he could volunteer, anything he could do to help out. At the time USCA was preparing for 3D USIACs and needed someone to help sort through the 3D rules, figure out what applied best to collegiate archery and how to implement it and said, “Yes, if you’d like to volunteer, could you...take this particular project?” Mark knows and understands the 3D world very well and was instrumental in assisting and maintaining 3D archery for USCA.

Service Award
USCA wishes to announce that the two service awards for the year are to be given to Roberto Ghizzi and Mark Eggers. Both gentlemen volunteer their time and energy to college archery and their services. Roberto has become a one man show that can immediately become a director of shooting, the engineer to prepare a field, lining, striping, and setting up targets singlehandedly, and has a massive toolkit at all times in the event of the dreaded equipment failure. We look forward to seeing Roberto in the next year and thank him for his efforts in growing college archery.

Judge of the Year

US Collegiate Archery is happy to recognize Linda Collier as the judge of the year. From Southern California, Linda has worked with several organizations and their tournaments and is an old pro at the judging game. One amazing quality about Linda is the need to beg her to accept her stipends. Linda will often volunteer to judge the tournament or DoS it for free, without any expectations of compensation or recognition. It is constantly an honor and privilidge for her to work with tournaments on behalf of US Collegiate Archery, despite the lengthy debates over how she must please accept the compensation check or at the very least can we buy her dinner? We look forward to seeing her next year at Indoor Nationals in Tulare, Ca.

Media Policy

posted May 6, 2013, 10:15 AM by USCA Webmaster

The USCAA Media Policy and Requirements pertain to all “media.” Media includes any person taking video, and/or photographs, conducting interviews, or writing articles regarding USCAA Championship and Qualifier events. Violations of USCAA media policies, the USCAA Rules and Procedures, or the USCAA Code of Ethics may result in revocation of credentials.

In order to be come a photographer on the field, please review the policy below.

Due to short notice for USIAC, media passes will be granted on-site by technical delegate Gary Holstein.

Please review the Media Policy and Requirements here.

Equipment Grant Changes

posted Apr 3, 2013, 9:56 AM by USCA Webmaster

The equipment grant program is undergoing revision.

Effective 1 April, the following changes are implemented,
1)Gold Tier grants are discontinued,
2) Clubs must wait at least two years between grant requests.

Grants are intended to help support the clubs archery programs. Clubs must be active in supporting their own program. Equipment requests are for general club use and are for beginning/intermediate equipment. Requesting specific equipment such as arrows for individual club members is not part of the grant program. Requests for storage, 3D targets, competition expenses, tournament equipment, coach expenses, or youth programs are not part of the grant program. All clubs must have at least one club member certified as a USCAA coach, have secure storage, and an inventory system in place. Application of equipment does not guarantee approval.

Management of USCAA Qualifiers and Championship Events

posted Mar 27, 2013, 9:35 PM by USCA Webmaster

To assist members in knowing and understanding the responsibilities of event Judges, USCAA Technical Delegates, Host Clubs/Organizations as well as rules regarding field of play, USCAA has adapted World Archery rules as provided in this document. Questions can be sent to USCAA Events Coordinator, Kacey, at kacey@uscollegiatearchery.org

The document can be viewed here.

Rules Corrections/Clarifications March 2013

posted Mar 27, 2013, 9:07 PM by USCA Webmaster

USCAA appreciates receiving questions regarding the need to clarify or make corrections to the 2012-13 Rules and Procedures.

The following clarifications/corrections were made to the 2012-13 Rules and Procedures:

page 19 - added: Any archer moving a fixed pin sight, increasing bow weight beyond the permitted weights, using equipment that does not conform to the rules and regulations or any other changes that are not permitted under tournament rules is cheating and will be disqualified from an event and may lose all honors and awards earned.

page 29 - Team Round for basic bow is conducted at 50m.

page 30 - changed '6-ring' to '5-ring' - the target face has scoring rings 10, 9, 8, 7, 6

page 33 - 900 round. The correct distances for a 900 round are 60-50-40 meters. Team round is shot at 70m recurve and 50m compound.

page 45 - All-Region awards. The formula for the number of All-Region awards in each category are determined using the same formula used for All-American awards. Specifically, there is a maximum of 5 All-Region awards. The number of awards is based on participation from the regional indoor event. Since there are two sites in the regional tournament, in 2012-13 the number is based on both sites combined. The All-region award is not an All-American award or honor.

page 57- Definition of 'fixed pin sight' - A 'fixed pin' sight is a sight that may not be moved during the competition. The pin may be a slider/micro-adjustable sight. (Note: This rule will be reviewed for the 2013-14 academic year).

page 48 - Coach of year. Clubs submit nominations for coach of the year to USCAA as outlined in the announcement on the website. The nominating committee is established by USCAA with applicants applying to serve on the committee. The nominating committee selects the coach of the year in accordance with the criteria.

Please address questions regarding rules and clarifications for

- tournaments/events to Kacey at kacey@uscollegiatearchery.org

-membership, eligibility, grants, athlete training to the Membership Team at membership@uscollegiatearchery.org

-Coach certification to Ed Eliason at coaching@uscollegiatearchery.org

- Judge or Coach Course registration to Joan at CRTAdmin@uscollegiatearchery.org

2013 C3 Results are In!

posted Mar 22, 2013, 2:32 PM by USCA Webmaster

The USCAA California Collegiate Championships were hosted by the Long Beach State Archery Club. The club would like to thank everyone for their attendance, as well as USCA and the Easton Sports Development Foundation for helping us put this event together! The club would also like to thank our judges, DOS Roberto Ghizzi, Susan Coday, and Tiffany Hsu for supporting us at the event. Congratulations to all of the champions!

The State Champions are:

Male Recurve:

1st - Raymond Paguia, CSU Northridge

2nd - Alan Chan, UCLA

3rd - Scott MacDonald, USC

Female Recurve:

1st - Shanna Erickson, UC Merced

2nd - Nancy Doan, UCLA

3rd - Jessica Chen, USC

Male Basic Bow:

1st - Braden Buckel, UC Irvine

2nd - Dorian Kim, UC Irvine

3rd - Keith Okamoto, CSU Fullerton

Female Basic Bow:

1st - Janelle Tokunaga, CSU Fullerton

2nd - Bao Yang, CSU Fullerton

3rd - Diane Correa, CSU Fullerton

Male Compound:

1st - Ripley Otero, CSU Long Beach

2nd - Larry Price, CSU Long Beach

3rd - Daniel Tokle, CSU Fullerton

Female Compound:

1st - Nichole Kimbell, CSU Long Beach

2nd - Vickie Phan, CSU Long Beach

3rd - Iza Bravo, CSU Long Beach

Male Bowhunter:

1st - Cameron McLeod, CSU Long Beach

2nd - Kevin Nee, UCLA

3rd - James Ablan-Go, CSU Long Beach

Female Bowhunter:

1st - Bianca Bartolome, CSU Long Beach

******

Team Rounds were held at 50m and 70m. Our champion teams are:

Male Recurve:

1st - UCLA

2nd - CSU Long Beach

3rd - CSU Northridge

Female Recurve:

1st - UC Irvine

2nd - CSU Fullerton

Female Basic Bow:

1st - CSU Fullerton

Male Compound:

1st - CSU Long Beach

2nd - CSU Fullerton

Female Compound:

1st - CSU Long Beach

Male Bowhunter:

1st - CSU Long Beach

For full results, please click here.

2013 USIAC Registration Open

posted Mar 20, 2013, 6:01 PM by USCA Webmaster [ updated Apr 30, 2013, 6:20 PM ]

Registration will close on 11:59PM of May 3rd.

The 2013 US Intercollegiate Archery Championship (USIAC) will be hosted by Southern Utah University in Cedar City, UT this year. The shoot will be on May 16-19, 2013 and conclude with the awards ceremony and banquet on Sunday, May 19.

Registration is available to all full-time students who are currently USCAA members. Competitors will need to have valid membership and eligibility.

Coaches must be USCAA members in order to go beyond the spectator line.

As with all USCAA events, dress code is enforced. Information about the dress code, membership, eligibility, and tournament rules can be found in the rules and procedures handbook.

USIAC will be the second of two events required to compete for Target All-American and Target All Academic Archery Honors. The first event was Indoor Nationals held earlier this year.

Registration Packet

Registration Link

SUU would like to share some information with you about the food options that will be available for your group while on campus.

The following box lunch option on our menu is convenient and reasonably priced for groups such as yours.

Box Lunch

Choice of Turkey, Ham or Roast Beef Sandwich

Potato Chips

Seasonal Whole Fruit

Choice of Soda or Bottled Water

All served in a box with the appropriate condiments and utensils

$7.69 a person

For ordering please contact us at 435-865-8100 and ask for Lee Chamberlain. Last day to order is May 8, 2013. Please order and pre-pay as a team.

The following retail outlets are open in the Sharwan Smith Center, located east of the field that your group will be competing.

Outtakes- Convenience Store

Monday- Friday: 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Saturday &Sunday: Closed

Hogi Yogi/Teriyaki Stix- Sandwiches, Chicken Bowls and Frozen Yogurt

Monday- Friday: 10:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday: Closed

El Fuego- Authentic Mexican

Monday- Friday: 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday: Closed

T-Bird Grill- Hamburgers, Chicken and Wraps

Monday- Friday: 10:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday: Closed

Vegas in Valdez Hits the Target

posted Mar 19, 2013, 6:16 PM by USCA Webmaster

by Steve Shiell and Wendy Goldstein

On February 15th and 16th, the Prince William Sound Community College Archery Club, in Valdez, Alaska, hosted its 3rd Annual Vegas in Valdez Archery Tournament. This event, inspired by the famous Las Vegas, Nevada World Archery Festival, is the perfect opportunity for Alaskan archers to experience the traditional 3-spot, 20-yard “Vegas Round.” The tournament, held in the Valdez Civic Center ballrooms on carpet, has become a welcome social event for the Alaska archery community and is a fun competition, drawing archers from the Anchorage, Mat-Su Valley, and Fairbanks areas, as well as Valdez and the Copper Basin.

This is the first year that the event was shot in ballrooms on carpet, which helped add realism to the Valdez venue. Thanks to the support from the Civic Center Director, Pam Lunt, and her staff, the “ballroom flare” took it over the top for a record attendance. The PWSCC Archery Club hosted 60 archers this year; almost double the numbers from the past two years, and the response to the location from visiting archers was overwhelming. Shooters of all ages, equipment disciplines, levels of ability, and experience participated, which Event Coordinator and PWSCC Archery Club Advisor, Steve Shiell says is “ideal.”

“Archery is a discipline that anyone, with any level of physical ability can participate in, find success and have a good time,” Shiell states.

In addition to the Vegas Round, the Vegas in Valdez Tournament included for the first time a Pro-Am Shoot, where Pro class shooters teamed up with amateur archers, their combined scores going up against other pro-am teams. This event was one of the highlights of the event and included a total of 16 teams.

Prince William Sound Community College, an independently accredited college, yet part of the University of Alaska system, has the only collegiate archery club in Alaska. The PWSCC Archery Club is open to the public and welcomes memberships from the community. The club hosts three Kids’ Archery Camps per year, passing down the knowledge and excitement to new archers, with an emphasis on family participation. Every November the club hosts a Turkey Shoot where the winners receive frozen turkeys and the losers get cans of Spam. April brings a seasonal outdoor archery event, the Spring Fling and BBQ, held on the college campus, and during the summer break there’s a two- day 3-D event held on Thompson Pass at the Blueberry Lake Campground.

Shiell says the PWSCC Archery Club is looking forward to an even bigger Vegas in Valdez event in 2014.

To learn more about the PWSCC Archery Club, visit http://www.pwscc.edu/campus-life/student-clubs-organizations/pwscc-archery/

For more information about the World Archery Festival visit http://thevegasshoot.com/

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