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2026 NFAA Field Nationals and IFAA World Field Tournament Booklet

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JULY 24 - AUGUST 1, 2026 | YANKTON, SD

Dear Archers, Coaches, Families, and Friends,

Thank you for joining us for the 2026 NFAA Outdoor National Field Championships and IFAA World Field Archery Championships! We’re thrilled to welcome you to the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center, the proud home of the NFAA National Headquarters. It’s an honor to have archers from across the nation, and this year, from 16 countries around the world, here at what we consider our “archery home.”

This year’s event is truly one of a kind. For the first time, our national championships and the IFAA World Field Championships share the same ranges, back to back, bringing together the best of American field archery with the very best from around the globe. Whether you’re chasing a national title or representing your country on the world stage, we believe you’ll find our ranges not only beautiful, but both challenging and fun.

I’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our local and national sponsors and vendors. Your continued support of archery, the NFAA, and the NFAA Easton Yankton Archery Center makes events of this scale possible, and we are deeply grateful.

To our international guests, a special welcome. We’re honored to host you and hope you feel right at home here in Yankton.

Once again, thank you for being here. We hope you enjoy your time with us, the ranges, and the Center. If there is anything I can do to make your experience even better, please don’t hesitate to let me know.

Warm regards,

If you are in the market for archery equipment, please consider supporting the businesses that have supported the NFAA and NFAA Foundation. Without the support of our sponsors, we would not be the same organization we are today.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Thursday, July 23

9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Friday, july 24

Sunrise - 8:15 AM

7:00 AM - 8:15 AM 8:15 AM 9:00 AM

9:00 AM - 8:00 PM

saturday, July 25

Sunrise - 8:15 AM

7:00 AM - 8:15 AM 8:15 AM 9:00 AM

9:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Sunday, July 26

Sunrise - 8:15 AM

7:00 AM - 8:15 AM 8:15 AM 9:00 AM

9:00 AM - 5:00 PM TBD 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 2:00 PM 3:30 PM 5:00 PM

Check-in & late registration

Indoor/Outdoor Practice Available (pay inside)

Outdoor Practice Available

Outside Comfort Station: Scorecard Pickup by Target

Outside Comfort Station: Announcements

Field Round - Shotgun start

Indoor/Outdoor Practice Available (pay inside)

Outdoor Practice Available

Outside Comfort Station: Scorecard Pickup by Target

Outside Comfort Station: Announcements

Hunter Round - Shotgun start

Indoor/Outdoor Practice Available (pay inside)

Outdoor Practice Available

Outside Comfort Station: Scorecard Pickup by Target

Outside Comfort Station: Announcements

Animal Round - Shotgun start

Indoor/Outdoor Practice Available (pay inside)

Awards ceremony will take place approximately 30 minutes after the last scorecard is turned in

IFAA: Archery Check-In

IFAA: Team Captain’s Meeting

IFAA: Women in the IFAA Welcome Reception

IFAA: Opening Ceremony

This schedule is subject to change

Concessions Available! Outdoor concessions will be available during all official shooting times.

IFAA Notes

An outdoor practice range will be available prior to the official practice day at no charge to registered archers. The indoor and Field practice ranges will be available at a discounted admission of $5 per person per day. Facility hours are weekdays: 9AM - 8PM; Saturday: 10AM - 6PM; Sunday: 12PM - 6PM. The WFAC 2026 Format shall consist of the following 28 target rounds: Two (2) WFAC Field Rounds; Two (2) WFAC Hunter Rounds; One (1) WFAC Animal Round.

Monday, July 27

Sunrise - 8:15 AM

7:00 AM - 8:15 AM 8:15 AM 9:00 AM

9:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Tuesday, July 28

Sunrise - 8:15 AM

7:00 AM - 8:15 AM 8:15 AM 9:00 AM

9:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Wednesday, july 29

Sunrise - 8:15 AM

7:00 AM - 8:15 AM 8:15 AM 9:00 AM

9:00 AM - 8:00 PM

thursday, july 30

Sunrise - 8:15 AM

7:00 AM - 8:15 AM 8:15 AM 9:00 AM

9:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Friday, july 31

Sunrise - 8:15 AM

7:00 AM - 8:15 AM 8:15 AM 9:00 AM

9:00 AM - 8:00 PM

saturday, august 1

Outdoor Practice Available

Outside Comfort Station: Scorecard Pickup by Target

Outside Comfort Station: Announcements

Field Round - Shotgun start

Indoor/Outdoor Practice Available (pay inside)

Outdoor Practice Available

Outside Comfort Station: Scorecard Pickup by Target

Outside Comfort Station: Announcements

Hunter Round - Shotgun start

Indoor/Outdoor Practice Available (pay inside)

Outdoor Practice Available

Outside Comfort Station: Scorecard Pickup by Target

Outside Comfort Station: Announcements

Animal Round - Shotgun start

Indoor/Outdoor Practice Available (pay inside)

Outdoor Practice Available

Outside Comfort Station: Scorecard Pickup by Target

Outside Comfort Station: Announcements

Field Round - Shotgun start

Indoor/Outdoor Practice Available (pay inside)

Outdoor Practice Available

Outside Comfort Station: Scorecard Pickup by Target

Outside Comfort Station: Announcements

Field Round - Shotgun start

Indoor/Outdoor Practice Available (pay inside)

11:00 AM Awards Banquet Purchase tickets

NATIONAL FIELD ARCHERY ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP RULES

All participants, regardless of ability, must adhere to NFAA competition rules. The rules in this document are not the complete rules established by the NFAA, they are condesed by necessity. They are not to be considered final; there could be other rules that may apply to your situation. It is your responsibility to be familiar with the NFAA rules of competition. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE for verigying you are in the correct Division and Style of Shooting prior to the beginning of the competition.

SAFETY. A few simple safety rules need to observed:

1. Make sure all your equipment is in safe working order. You are responsbile for the damage your equipment may cause should a “malfunction” occur.

2. Never exceed the manufacturer’s recommendation matching arrow spine to bow weight.

3. When drawing your bow, the arrow should always remain in the horizontal position pointed at the target. If you can only draw your bow with the arrow pointed upward, you are over bowed and tournament officials may request a change.

4. Always be sure no one or nothing is your line of “fire” when releasing an arrow. Remember you are ultimately responsbile for the destination of your arrow.

EQUIPMENT. It is your responsibility to know if your equipment is legal for NFAA competition. Simply because your equipment was “legal” in your state or club competition does not necessarily mean it is legal as described by NFAA rules of competition. If you are unsure about the legality of your equipment ask a tournament official. If, at any time, it is deemed your equipment is not meeting NFAA equipment standards, you will be disqualified. Maximum Peak Bow Weight allowed in NFAA Competition is 80 pounds, maximum speed of 300 FPS with a variance of 3%.

NATIONAL FIELD ARCHERY ASSOCIATION FIELD RULES

GENERAL SHOOTING RULES for FIELD – HUNTER - ANIMAL.

1. Archers shoot in groups of not less than 3 or more than 6; 4 to be the preferred number. No group of less than 3 shall turn in an official score.

2. By mutual agreement each group of archers shall decide which two shall shoot from which side of the shooting stake. On targets 1 and 15 the archers shall change their order of shooting. Those who shot first shall shoot last and those who shot last shall shoot first. Those archers who had been shooting from the right side shall shoot from the left side and those who had been shooting from the left side shall shoot from the right side. If you shot bottom targets you will switch to the top and if you shot top you will switch to the bottom. Example:

The archers beginning on target #8 will maintain their shooting position through target #14. On target #15, they will change shooting positions and continue through #28. At target #1 the archers will resume their original positions and finish the course through target #7. The archer must straddle an imaginary shooting line, which is marked by the distance stake and parallel to the target face, while shooting the required arrows. No archer may advance to the target until all arrows have been shot by the group, except for yardages that are 32 yards or less and when there are more than four archers in a group on 35cm targets or smaller.

3. When shooting at butts with multiple target faces, the first 2 archers will shoot the bottom target faces. When target faces are placed side by side (i.e. 50 cm) the archer on the left will shoot the left target face; the archer on the right will shoot the right target face. On fan positions the same applies, except each archer will shoot one arrow from each position, two arrows at each target. Any arrow striking the wrong target shall be considered a miss and may not be re-shot. 20 cm targets will be shot vertically. The shooter may elect to shoot top to bottom in order or bottom to top in order. Each archer must choose one column of four target faces on his or her side of the shooting stakes. An archer must not shoot at a column that has already been shot by another archer.

4. Two or more archers shall shoot at the same time to prevent delays. One group shall not hold up the following groups for any reason including looking for lost arrows. Enough arrows shall be carried so that each archer may continue shooting, and return later to find any missing arrows. If one or more open targets in front and two or more groups back up, the delaying group shall allow the backed up groups to shoot through.

5. Archers may not practice on any course to be used for tournament competition later the same day, however, the first target of each day’s competition will be used as practice at the discretion of the tournament chairman. This will be determined and announced prior to each day’s round. Practice arrows shall not be counted as score. The maximum number of practice arrows allowable will be determined by the round being shot.

6. An archer leaving the range for any reason other than an emergency or an equipment failure may be privileged to return to his/her group and complete unfinished round or subsequent rounds. He/She will not be privileged to make up any missed targets in the interim. If deemed an emergency, or an equipment failure, then in the presence of the tournament official he/she will be allowed to shoot and score missed targets.

7. In the case of an equipment failure, the archer may have the needed time, as granted by a tournament official, for equipment repair or replacement and may shoot arrows required to assure that the proper sight settings are accurate, within the 45 minute maximum time limit. Then, in the presence of the tournament official, be allowed to shoot and score the targets missed. This occurrence of repair or replacement is allowed only once in any tournament day.

8. No archer may shoot (compete) in any one tournament more than one time. No dual registration is allowed.

9. In case of inclement weather, the tournament shall continue unless the range has becomes unsafe as determined by the Tournament Chairman or appointed Tournament Officials. A pre-determined signal will be sounded to halt competition. An archer leaving the range without approval shall be subject to rule #6 above.

10. No alcoholic beverages may be carried or consumed on any range or practice area during shooting hours at National or Sectional tournaments. Anyone caught breaking this rule will be immediately disqualified and not be allowed to complete the tournament.

11. Tripods for spotting scopes and/or binoculars shall not be permitted.

12. A (3) three-letdown rule will be applied per arrow. A fourth letdown will be counted as a shot arrow. There will be a shooting time limit. Your scorecard must be turned in by the announced deadline for that day’s score to be recorded.

13. The targets must be shot in numerical sequence. Archers are not allowed to intentionally skip a target(s) and return later to shoot and score the skipped target(s). An intentionally skipped target(s) may not be re-shot and shall be scored as a zero.

14. Archers must complete the prescribed number of targets for the tournament to be eligible for an award. No award can be won with an incomplete score, except in the case of emergency.

SCORING.

1. All arrows must remain in the target butt, untouched, until all arrows are scored. In all NFAA Rounds, an arrow shaft need only touch the line to be counted in the area of next higher value.

2. The status of all arrows shall be determined and recorded before touching or withdrawing any arrows from the target butt.

3. The target group will select a score caller, two scorekeepers, and a target captain. The target captain shall be the judge of disputed arrows on his/her target. When a captain’s arrows are in question, the majority of the group shall decide the status of Target Captains arrows. When a line judge has been appointed by the tournament director and an appeal is made to the line judge, the line judge’s call will be final.

4. Off-ground skids or glances into the target shall not be counted. Arrows striking objects over the shooting lane may be re-shot.

5. Arrows passing through the face, but still in the butt, may be pushed back and scored as hits in the circles through which they passed. Any arrows deflected by a foreign object or miss fired will be scored where it lies. Any arrow embedded in the nock of another arrow (generally known as a “Robin Hood”) will be scored the same as the arrow it struck and skewered.

6. Arrows believed to have passed through the target may be re-shot with marked arrows, which will not be scored if the doubtful arrows are found in the butt.

7. Unsuspected pass through: In any instance where arrows are found to have obviously passed through in such a manner they cannot be properly scored and their location and the condition of the butt convince the target captain that the arrows did indeed pass through a scoring area, the archer may return and reshoot from the obvious distances or furthest distances involved.

8. Witnessed bounce outs, believed to have hit the target in the scoring area, will be re-shot.

9. Ties for 1st in Championship Flights will be broken by a shoot off. Ties for 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the Professional divisions will be broken by shoot off. All shoot offs for ties will take place at the practice range, on the longest yardage commensurate with age. Field or Hunter faces may be used at the discretion of the tournament director. Score, Spots & X’s will be used. After one end, if still tied, repeat the end.

10. An archer who shoots arrows in excess of the prescribed number shall lose the arrow or arrows of higher value. A penalty of one point will be assessed for each arrow shot over the prescribed number. 11. Any arrow(s) shot from other than a pre-designated position in the designated order shall be scored as “0” (zero).

12. A dropped arrow is one which falls while being transferred from the quiver to be nocked on the string or in preparation for a shot or which falls from the string during a controlled letdown. A dropped arrow may be re-shot.

13. Scorecards must be signed as correct by the scorekeeper and the archer. Once submitted, a scorecard cannot be retrieved for purposes of changing totals. An archer who has signed and submitted a scorecard as correct which has incorrect total(s) may be disqualified.

FIELD ROUND.

Scoring: The scoring is 5 points for the spot, 4 for two white circles and 3 for outside black rings. In all NFAA rounds, an arrow need only touch the line to be counted in the area of next higher value. Shooting Rules: Each archer shall shoot 4 arrows at each of the 28-targets in a round.

a) 1 stake - shoot 4 arrows from the same stake.

b) 4 stakes - shoot 1 arrow from each stake.

HUNTER ROUND.

Scoring is 5 points for the spot, 4 for center ring, and 3 for the outer ring. In all NFAA rounds, an arrow need only touch the line to be counted in the area of next higher value. Shooting Rules: In shooting the Hunter Round the archer will observe the following shooting positions:

a) 1 stake - shoot 4 arrows from the same stake.

b) 2 stakes - shoot 2 arrows from each stake.

c) 4 stakes - shoot 1 arrow from each stake.

ANIMAL ROUND:

1. Scoring: 21, 20 or 18 for the first arrow; 17, 16 or 14 for the second arrow; 13, 12 or 10 for the third arrow In all NFAA Rounds, an arrow shaft need only touch the line to be counted in the area of next higher value. The high scoring area is oblong while the low scoring area is the area between the high scoring area and the “hide and hair” line or “feathers”, as the case may be. The area between the “hide and hair” line to the outside of the carcass is considered a non-scoring area. A bonus dot (valued one point) is located in the middle of the high scoring area and colored white on dark targets and black on light targets. Shooting Rules: A maximum of three marked arrows may be shot, in successive order, and the first scoring arrow will count. In the case of walk-up targets the first arrow must be shot from the farthest stake, the second arrow from the middle stake, and the third arrow from the nearest stake, in order to be scored. No archer shall advance to the target and then return to the stake to shoot again in the event of a missed arrow. If multiple target faces are presented on a target butt, they must all be the same design. If targets are different, the archers should contact a range official to change the targets to the same design before shooting or scoring that target.

The NFAA tournament officials reserve the right to:

1. Disqualify anyone for any reason deemed appropriate (a written protest by a competitor is not necessary for a disqualification).

2. Change a posted score to reflect a “proper score”.

3. Be the final authority in all matters concerning the tournament.

4. Inspect any archery equipment they feel necessary during the tournament. Any individual wishing to file a protest against another archer must inform that individual in the presence of a tournament official that a protest will be filed. Both individuals have the right to be present at the meeting of the protest committee. All protests must be submitted in writing, within one hour after the end of the day’s shooting is finished. No protest that is filed after the time limit will be considered, or acted on. A $50 cash protest fee must accompany the written protest. This will be refunded if the protest is upheld.

Professional Scoring- Field Round:

In non-Professional Divisions, the X-Ring is used for tiebreakers only as determined by the Tournament Chairman.

In all Professional Divisions, scoring is 1 bonus point for the X (total 6), five points for the spot, four for the two white rings, and three points for the outside back rings. Archers will track X’s in a separate column, i.e., 20 with 3X,which will carry over to a final column and would be totaled as 23.

Professional Scoring- Hunter Round:

In non-Professional Divisions, the X-ring is used for tiebreakers only as determined by the Tournament Chairman.

In all Professional Divisions, scoring is 1 bonus point for the X (total 6), five points for the spot, four for the two white rings, and three points for the outside back rings. Archers will track X’s in a separate column, i.e., 20 with 3X, which will carry over to a final column and would be totaled as 23.

ifaa rules & resources

CLASSIFICATION ELIGIBILITY & PROCEDURES

Note: The rules below determine which class (A, B or C) an archer competes in. Classification procedures utilize a 12-month scoring window.

Classification of an archer shall be determined by the archer’s two highest scores, obtained in the twelvemonth period immediately prior to the tournament.

In the event no two score records are obtained in the same class-score-range over the twelve months immediately prior to the tournament, the time frame will be extended until three score records are obtained. The two scores within the same class-score-range will determine the classification of the archer. No score recorded twenty-four months prior to the tournament shall be considered.

Classification is done by shooting style. An archer who shoots more than one style may have more than one classification. In the event an archer changes style, a new time frame for classification will start from the date of the first recorded score.

An archer who has insufficient score records to be classified shall compete in the highest contested class in his/her style in that tournament.

An archer shall be reclassified to a higher class if he/she obtains two scores in a higher classification range within a twelve-month period, calculated from the date that the first higher class score was obtained. This reclassification process will be repeated until the archer classifies in the “A” class.

An archer shall be reclassified to a lower class if he/she obtains scores of a lower class consistently over a period of not less than twelve months, calculated from the day of the first score used for reclassification.

There are no classification distinctions within the Senior, Veteran or Cub divisions or the Historical shooting style for any age division.

Outdoor Field national records

ADULT DIVISIONS

Cay McManusM AFBB VA Animal 1993 552

C. Rosario AFBB CA Animal 2005 552

Cay McManus AFBB VA Field 1994 503

Cay McManus AFBB VA Hunter 1994 511

Christina Lyons AFBBR IL Animal 2024 552

Christina Lyons AFBBR IL Field 2024 437

Claire Xie AFBBR TX Hunter 2021 446

Jan Sciacca AFBH CA Animal 2007 549

Jan Sciacca AFBH CA Field 2010 485

Jan Sciacca AFBH CA Hunter 2010 484

Cassie Flood AFBHFS IL Animal 2015 575

Melissa McBride AFBHFS PA Field 2014 534

Julene Hakl AFBHFS MN Hunter 2009 537

Kelly Eagleton AFBHFSL CA Animal 2017 562

Kelly Eagleton AFBHFSL CA Field 2017 488

Kelly Eagleton AFBHFSL CA Hunter 2017 491

Corinne Davis AFFS PA Animal 2015 580

Isabelle Geissbuhler AFFS WA Field 2023 555

Bev Kouns AFFS CA Hunter 1995 555

Erica Strassman AFFSL WI Animal 2017 570

Erica Strassman AFFSL WI Field 2011 520

Erica Strassman AFFSL WI Hunter 2017 527

Clare Maness AFFSLR TX Animal 2022 564

Savannah Nofel AFFSLR TX Field 2025 497

Savannah Nofel AFFSLR TX Hunter 2025 505

Kelly Eagleton AFLB CA Animal 2025 466

Kelly Eagleton AFLB NJ Field 23, 25 358

Kelly Eagleton AFLB NJ Hunter 2025 349

Sandy McCain AFTRAD CA Animal 2012 524

Sandy McCain AFTRAD CA Field 2012 433

Sandy McCain AFTRAD CA Hunter 2012 445

Richard Stark AMBB VA Animal 2012 562

Dennis Cline AMBB VA Field 1983 518

Bradley Marshall AMBB DC Field 1995 518

Bradley Marshall AMBB DC Hunter 1995 525

John Demmer III AMBBR PA Animal 2021 558

John Demmer III AMBBR PA Field 2022 481

John Demmer III AMBBR PA Hunter 2022 496

Richard Bromley AMBH OR Animal 2007 561

J. Brown AMBH MD Field 1986 521

B. Rogers AMBH CA Hunter 1988 526

Jeremy Dean AMBHFS VA Animal 2012 580

Tim Ewers AMBHFS VA Field 2009 554

Thomas Warner AMBHFS PA Field 2012 554

Thomas Warner AMBHFS PA Hunter 2012 554

Robert Gentry AMBHFSL OR Animal 2005 572

William Caires AMBHFSL CO Field 2008 514

William Caires AMBHFSL CO Hunter 2008 521

B. Baker AMFS VA Animal 2009 585

Austin Moorman AMFS IA Animal 2017 585

Mark Rubio AMFS CA Field 2016 558

Daniel Button AMFS WI Field 2017 558

Daniel Button AMFS WI Field 2019 558

Blake Jerome AMFS WA Hunter 2021 560

C.

Ella Phillips CFFSLR TX Field 2025 502

Ella Phillips CFFSLR TX Hunter 2025 492

B. Brooks CMBB TX Animal 1988 557

Jacob Leimbach CMBB MD Field 2007 515

C. Gregory CMBB TX Hunter 2010 531

Eeshwar Kollu CMBBR TX Animal 2024 424

Eeshwar Kollu CMBBR TX Field 2024 388

Eeshwar Kollu CMBBR TX Hunter 2024 389

Luke Ray

Luke Ray

CMBHFS IA Animal 2014 576

CMBHFS IA Field 2014 542

Luke Ray CMBHFS IA Hunter 2014 552

Brandon Hood CMFS MO Animal 2005 579

Lucas Kenley CMFS VA Animal 2009 579

Harrison Milne CMFS IN Animal 2015 579

M. DeCosta CMFS CA Field 2008 559

Lucas Kenley CMFS VA Field 2009 559

Clayton Frederick CMFS GA Field 2021 559

Lucas Kenley CMFS VA Hunter 2009 560

S. Johnson CMFSL CA Animal 2002 560

Auston Leimbach CMFSL MD Field 2007 514

A. Capp CMFSL SD Hunter 2006 516

D. Denton CMFSLR MT Animal 2008 547

D. Denton CMFSLR MT Field 2008 517

D. Denton CMFSLR MT Hunter 2008 505

Master Senior Divisions DIVISION CODE STATE ROUND YEAR TOTAL

Rebecca Jackson MSFBB OR Animal 2007 492

Claudia St Clair MSFBB AZ Field 2019 403

Claudia St Clair MSFBB AZ Hunter 2019 398

Rebecca Jackson MSFBH OR Animal 2013 451

Rebecca Jackson MSFBH OR Field 2013 378

Rebecca Jackson MSFBH OR Hunter 2013 404

Barbara McMahan MSFBHFS CA Animal 2016 520

Barbara McMahan MSFBHFS CA Field 2016 427

Barbara McMahan MSFBHFS CA Hunter 2016 438

Rosie Pridgen MSFFS OK Animal 2006 571

Liane Hickman MSFFS WA Field 2009 526

Bev Kouns MSFFS CA Field 2018 526

Liane Hickman MSFFS WA Hunter 2009 535

K. Christiansen MSFFSL CA Animal 2007 483

K. Christiansen MSFFSL CA Field 2007 414

K. Christiansen MSFFSL CA Hunter 2007 403

Sandy McCain MSFTRAD CA Animal 2021 513

Sandy McCain MSFTRAD CA Field 2021 394

Sandy McCain MSFTRAD CA Hunter 2021 395

Denny Cline MSMBB VA Animal 2017 553

D. Clem MSMBB MD Field 2009 495

Tom Daley MSMBB CA Hunter 2013 496

Craig Lewis MSMBBR PA Animal 2025 521

Craig Lewis MSMBBR PA Field 2025 411

Craig Lewis MSMBBR PA Hunter 2025 415

Jerry Avery MSMBH CA Animal 2016 503

Jerry Avery MSMBH CA Field 2016 400

Jerry Avery MSMBH CA Hunter 2016 421

Steve Coleman MSMBHFS TX Animal 2018 569

Ronald Turner MSMBHFS TX Animal 2019 569

Ronald Turner MSMBHFS TX Field 2019 526

Ronald Turner MSMBHFS TX Hunter 2019 533

Pat Norris MSMBHFSL CA Animal 2017 553

Frank Smith MSMBHFSL KY Field 2017 480

Frank Smith MSMBHFSL KY Hunter 2017 477

Steven Gibbs

Christopher Perkins PMFS CAN Animal 2021 587

Jesse Broadwater PMFS FL Animal 2022 587

Jesse Broadwater PMFS PA Field 2009 560

Shane Wills PMFS MD Field 2018 560

Sam Wolthuis PMFS MO Field 2019 560

Tate Morgan PMFS MT Field 2020 560

Bodie Turner PMFS WA Field 2022 560

Gaius Carter PMFS AZ Field 2022 560

Christopher Perkins PMFS CAN Field 2022 560

Tate Morgan PMFS MT Field 2023 560

Stephan Hansen PMFS DEN Field 2023 560

Taylor Spoolstra PMFS OK Field 2024 560

Bodie Turner PMFS WA FieldX 2022 660

Toby Ragsdale PMFS WI Hunter 1995 560

Joe Kapp PMFS IN Hunter 2002 560

Dave Cousins PMFS ME Hunter 2004 560

Dave Cousins PMFS ME Hunter 2007 560

Jesse Broadwater PMFS PA Hunter 2007 560

Reo Wilde PMFS ID Hunter 2009 560

Kevin Wilkey PMFS UT Hunter 2011 560

David Houser PMFS PA Hunter 2016 560

Bridger Deaton PMFS IA Hunter 2016 560

Braden Gellenthein PMFS MA Hunter 2018 560

Tate Morgan PMFS MT Hunter 2018 560

Jesse Broadwater PMFS PA Hunter 2019 560

Christopher Perkins PMFS CAN Hunter 2022 560

Gaius Carter PMFS AZ Hunter 2022 560

Kyle Douglas PMFS UT Hunter 2024 560

Robert Householder PMFS AL Hunter 2024 560

Bodie Turner PMFS WA Hunter 2024, 25 560

Mike Schloesser PMFS NED Hunter 2024 560

Mathias Fullerton PMFS DEN Hunter 2025 560

Christopher Perkins PMFS CAN HunterX 2018 664

E. Budzinski PMFSL WI Animal 2005 575

R. Huffman PMFSL MO Animal 2006 575

Robert Gentry PMFSL OR Field 2008 546

R. Huffman PMFSL MO Hunter 2006 542

Bryan Perry PMFSLR NC Animal 2012 507

Bryan Perry PMFSLR NC Field 2012 391

Bryan Perry PMFSLR NC Hunter 2012 414

Tom Coblentz MSPMFS MD Animal 2021 569

Tom Coblentz MSPMFS MD Field 2022 524

Tom Coblentz MSPMFS MD FieldX 2022 570

Tom Coblentz MSPMFS MD Hunter 2022 536

Tom Coblentz MSPMFS MD Hunter 2022 597

Melanie White SPFFS FL Animal 2021 575

Fiona McClean SPFFS CAN Field 2019 550

Fiona McClean SPFFS CAN FieldX 2019 605

Fiona McClean SPFFS CAN Hunter 2019 552

Fiona McClean SPFFS CAN HunterX 2019 613

Michael Braden SPMFS TX Animal 2018 586

Timothy Gillingham SPMFS UT Field 2019 558

Ron Barndt SPMFS MT FieldX 2017 641

Timothy Gillingham SPMFS UT Hunter 2023 558

Timothy Gillingham SPMFS UT HunterX 2019 641

Timothy Gillingham SPMFS UT HunterX 2022 641

L. Smith SPMFSL WI Animal 2005 557

L. Smith SPMFSL WI Field 2009 493

L. Smith SPMFSL WI Hunter 2009 487

Melanie White SSPFFS FL Animal 2024 571

Melanie White SSPFFS FL Field 2024 536

Melanie White SSPFFS FL FieldX 2024 590

Jennifer Gilley SFFSL OK Animal 2020 557

Jennifer Gilley SFFSL OK Field 2020 482

Jennifer Gilley SFFSL OK Hunter 2020 490

Lynn Walter SFFSLR CO Animal 2014 534

Janet Thelen SFFSLR TX Field 2019 415

Carmen Sarver SFFSLR MA Hunter 2022 439

Sandy McCain SFTRAD CA Animal 2016 488

Sandy McCain SFTRAD CA Field 2016 427

Sandy McCain SFTRAD CA Hunter 2016 407

D. Hughes SMBB TX Animal 2008 560

Richard Hunt SMBB TX Animal 2019 560

Tom Daley SMBB CA Field 2009 496

D. Hughes SMBB TX Hunter 2008 502

Richard Stonebraker SMBBR TX Animal 2020 540

Richard Stonebraker SMBBR TX Animal 2021 540

Richard Stonebraker SMBBR TX Field 2020 471

Richard Stonebraker SMBBR TX Hunter 2021 479

Chuck Sciacca SMBH CA Animal 2017 548

Gary McCain SMBH CA Field 2010 493

Gary McCain SMBH CA Hunter 2012 496

Steve Coleman SMBHFS TX Animal 2006 576

Perry Harpring SMBHFS IN Animal 2025 576

Timothy Davis SMBHFS WA Field 2022 543

Perry Harpring SMBHFS IN Hunter 2025 550

Jeffrey Wyler SMBHFSL IL Animal 2006 566

John Hendricks SMBHFSL OR Field 2007 511

D. Clem SMBHFSL MD Hunter 2006 506

Tom Lynch SMFS VA Animal 2015 583

Joe Magrogan SMFS MD Field 2015 557

Robert Reedinger SMFS PA Hunter 2021 555

Robert Reedinger SMFS PA Hunter 2022 555

Kirby Gillespie SMFS VA Hunter 2022 555

Rusty Mills SMFSL CA Animal 2003 573

Robert Gentry SMFSL OR Field 2016 525

Robert Gentry SMFSL OR Hunter 2016 530

Keith Thelen SMFSLR TX Animal 2019 563

William Lee SMFSLR WA Field 2010 504

James Shackelford SMFSLR NM Hunter 2015 491

Tom Burnham SMLB OR Animal 2014 410

Tom Burnham SMLB OR Field 2014 239

Tom Burnham SMLB OR Hunter 2014 301

Gary McCain SMTRAD CA Animal 2013 530

Alan Eagleton SMTRAD CA Field 2016 464

Alan Eagleton SMTRAD CA Hunter 2015 467

Silver Senior Divisions DIVISION CODE STATE ROUND YEAR TOTAL

Claudia St. Clair SSFBB AZ Animal 2017 506

Claudia St. Clair SSFBB AZ Field 2015 404

Claudia St. Clair SSFBB AZ Hunter 2015 433

Lisa Sullivan SSFBBR CA Animal 2025 457

Lisa Sullivan SSFBBR CA Field 2025 266

Lisa Sullivan SSFBBR CA Hunter 2025 320

Mary Nations SSFBH WA Animal 2016 466

Mary Nations SSFBH WA Field 2015 301

Mary Nations SSFBH WA Hunter 2016 318

Marcia Jones SSFBHFS IA Animal 2013 570

Marcia Jones SSFBHFS IA Field 2013 500

Marcia Jones SSFBHFS IA Hunter 2013 510

Becky Pearson SSFFS AZ Animal 2014 576

Becky Pearson SSFFS AZ Field 2014 544

Becky Pearson SSFFS AZ Hunter 2013 543

Jennifer Gilley SSFFSL OK Animal 2022 553

Jennifer Gilley SSFFSL OK Field 2022 479

Jennifer Gilley SSFFSL OK Hunter 2022 464

Dave Hryn SSMFSL NY Hunter 2016 523

Ronald Schoening SSMFSLR SD Animal 2021 556

David Wearne SSMFSLR NE Field 2015 487

David Wearne SSMFSLR NE Hunter 2015 498

Archie Nixon SSMLB NM Animal 2014 469

Archie Nixon SSMLB NM Field 2014 339

Archie Nixon SSMLB NM Hunter 2014 376

Tom Johnson SSMTRAD MN Animal 2021 505

Reynold Sarns SSMTRAD TX Field 2018 430

Alan Eagleton SSMTRAD CA Hunter 2024 431

Young Adult Divisions

Madison Wilkens YAFBB CA Animal 2018 508

Madison Wilkens YAFBB CA Field 2018 380

Madison Wilkens YAFBB CA Hunter 2018 411

Shannon Steeley YAFBHFS OK Animal 2024 566

Emma Husman YAFBHFS SD Field 2021 523

Shannon Steeley YAFBHFS OK Hunter 2024 524

T. Skarvan YAFFS WI Animal 2008 580

Gracen Fletcher YAFFS IN Field 2024 552

Beretta McKee YAFFS WA Hunter 2023 552

Dana Baird YAFFSLR MI Animal 2018 558

Abigail Kippes YAFFSLR AZ Field 2024 487

Abigail Kippes YAFFSLR AZ Hunter 2024 498

Jim Moschetz YAMBB WI Animal 1976 544

Malachi Hernandez YAMBB TX Field 2018 425

Malachi Hernandez YAMBB TX Hunter 2019 440

Gustav Meeker YAMBBR CA Animal 2024 438

Gustav Meeker YAMBBR CA Field 2024 308

Gustav Meeker YAMBBR CA Hunter 2024 326

Jack Moorhouse YAMBHFS MN Animal 2024 570

Hansen Slane YAMBHFS WA Field 2016 521

Ian Kyar YAMBHFS MN Field 2020 521

John Hunter Wheeler YAMBHFS WV Hunter 2022 518

Connor Sears YAMFS TX Animal 2018 585

Sawyer Sullivan YAMFS MN Animal 2021 585

Bodie Turner YAMFS WA Animal 2021 585

Connor Sears YAMFS TX Field 2018 558

Bodie Turner YAMFS WA Field 2021 558

Derek Ballengee YAMFS WV Hunter 2018 559

T. Welch YAMFSL WV Animal 1985 558

A. Cote YAMFSL WA Animal 2001 558

Y. Kaku YAMFSLR CA Animal 2009 557

Y. Kaku YAMFSLR CA Field 2009 468

Hugo Hernandez YAMFSLR MEX Hunter 2019 483

Youth Divisions

C. Cisek YFBB CT Animal 1975 468

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