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By Arlyne Rhode some things that have happened since his last article. Read it, you’ll The name of the game is like it! As Frank Scott would say, “It’s a keeper!" competition. That is life! Now we need a spot in the magazine where the kids can contribute, Competition between the express their ideas on archery, and find a pen pal. We’ll call it"Behind tournament hosts couldn’t be the Butt" for now. greater than over the past few Ann Clark wrote JOAD Jazz articles up until 1993 when the NAA months. The Indy Shootout office took over those duties. Since that time, we have not done our director Bob Stevens and his wife share to highlight the younger archers’ achievements. Karen stepped out and purchased May 22-24 NAA Junior World Team Trials will be held in Salt ads in all the major competition Lake City, UT. July 9-12 the National JOAD Championships will be magazines. They also put together held in Naperville, IL. At the Annual Meeting. NFAA introduced a a festival ofevents and good prizes new program for the Junior Archers. Reporting on these eventswill to attract the competitors. be in the upcoming issues. The NFAA hired their first Enthusiasm couldn’t be higher for recreational archery. Nowall spokesman celebrity, Ted Nugent, we need is each archer to bring in one new archer. to attract shooters and dealers to their Tulsa Show. Each of us has a special part of the archery world we enjoy very The Vegas Shoot took on a new name, World Archery Festival much. Others aren’t as fortunate. Many of you may have read the 1998 & Vegas Shoot. This made them eligible to receive funding Archers Who Care Column by Jim Schultz and wonder, really what from the Archery Manufacturers and Merchants Organization. Has this helped get more customers? do they do. We have attended many of these major events and published photos Here is their schedule for AWC Arizona Camps this summer. and stories in this issue. The center of the March-April issue and this June 7-9 American Lung issue have lists of scores. You, the reader, are the customer. Do you June 13-16 American Diabetes like our new format? Please let us know, you are the boss. Call me at June 21-22 Bum & Trauma 800-742-1235, fax us at (520)742-0027, e-mail at August 8-11 PCH - Cancer Camp USAMAG@aol.com or write us at 7315 N. San Anna Dr., Tucson, August 11-14 Hemophilia Assn. AZ 85704. Are any of you Super Seniors down in the Prescott, Arizona area Last issue Joe Bauemfeind wrote his first Senior Comer. It went any of these dates? I will be there for the Bum and Trauma Group. over great. This issue’s report is even better. He gently touches on June 21 -22. Come to Tucson and go with me up to Prescott. We will

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THIS MONTH’S COVER: Michelle Ragsdale, 1998 Compound Unlimited Vegas Champion. See NFAA Indoor Tournament beginning on page 149. AND

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Editorial By Arlyne Rhode

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Archers Who Care By Jim Schultz

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K IFAA News By Ken Rogers, President...............................................

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National Field Archery Indoo Championships By Wally Rueger

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9th Annual Arizona Cup By Diana LaBeau...................................

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World Archery Festival & 1998 Vegas Shoot By Arlyne Rhode

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From the Senior Corner By Joe Bauernfeind

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IFAA Correspondence President Ken Rogers

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IFAA World Indoor Tournament

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NFAA Indoor National

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Bill Mills Memorial Tournament................................................................ 171

CONTRIBUTORS JIM SCHULTZ WALLY RUEGER, VP NFAA BETTY THURMAN JIMMY DESPART JOE BAUERNFEIND FREDDIE TRONCOSO KIRK ETHRIDGE BERNIE PELLERITE

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NAA Indoor Nationals.................................................................................. 174 Las Vegas ‘98............................................................................................... 180 1998 IBO Winter Nationals............................................................................. 185

NABH Georgia Open........................................................................................ 187 NABH Oklahoma Open................................................................................... 188 IndyShoot & Bowhunting Expo.....................................................................190

ARLYNE RHODE DIANA LaBEAU R. CAMPBELL

Toward the Gold Sy Freddie Troncoso.......................................................... 193 Professional Archery Technique By Kirk Ethridge...................................... 195

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Scrape boots before committing. Huh? If you get upset easily then don’t read this article ... well, then again maybe you should. After all just once I’d love to see an angry or upset person respond. Is anyone out there breathing? Are there any crusaders alive? Seen or arrow’ed any dragon’s lately? I believe that words of wisdom passed down to me some 40+ years ago by my 80 year old grandfather who only celebrated 20 birthdays (he was bom on February 29th) always had to have a purpose, a meaning if you will. Most of them were stories from the bible. Today words of wisdom bestowed upon me come from friends, books or interesting bumper

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stickers. I’m not 100% sure but I think that these sayings have helped me to understand what today’s world is about. Let me ask you two basic questions. Why are you an archer? And... why do you shoot? Stop reading. Before proceeding, close your eyes and think about those two questions. Were your answers to those two questions honest and true? Were your answers towards the what’s in itfor me side of the coin? Or were your answers towards friendships, values and thefun side of the coin? I can tell you this, I am fortunate to know some very special people in archery who can honestly answer to the latter. They are truly unselfish when it comes to giving up their time, be it teaching at a JOAD level, working tournaments or going to the summer camps to teach the physically challenged. As you read this it will be June and our summer camps will be in full swing. But, we can still use your help. Summer camps throughout North America will still be going on through the end of August. Last month I put out a challenge to those of you

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that live in or near North Carolina to help teach archery at a cancer camp. To date no one has responded. Maybe it is being handled and I'm just not aware of it. 1 hope so. Hey, why should 1 care it’s in North Carolina and I’m in Arizona. Everyone knows that in today's world this is the best and right attitude. I mean, why should a guy in AZ worry about what he can’t control. Tell me this ... why should anyone care about the children in your home town. Do you? Close eyes ... answer truthfully. Have we become an archery community that no longer cares about the sport the way the older generation did? Are friendships and the passing on of the joy of archery to the next generation important? Are today’s words as accurate and as wise as those of my grandfather’s? You be the judge. “Stretch before you pat yourself on the back” ... Archers Scrape Bull Shit Off Boots before committing” ... “Life is not a dress rehearsal, it’s the real thing, love” ... “Hom broken, look for finger.” To those who dare ... responses to this article can be sent to the editor of The U.S. and International Archer. To anyone who wants to help out at a camp contact me directly in the evenings at (602)837-3119. P.S.: The article doesn’t necessarily represent The U.S. and International Archer’s feelings, only those of the crazed author.

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International Field Archery Association News By Ken Rogers, President The deadline of a magazine usually waits for neither man nor tide. Such is the case with this issue. The IFAA has been unusually active this past couple of months. In March, the second IFAA World Indoor Archery Championship (WIAC-98) was held in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In April the IFAA World Field Archery Championship (WFAC-98) was conducted in Auckland, New Zealand. This issue is our first opportunity to publish the WIAC-98 results along with pictures from the tournament site. I understand we have some pictures of World medal winners also. WIAC-98 was attended by 400 archers. From New Zealand we have reports of a very well run tournament..In talking by phone to Cheryl McDonald-one of the tournament organizers-I am told the final scores were posted on the last day at 4:10PM. That is movingoutat a smart clip. Cheryl also mentioned that rain also falls, on occaision, in that island nation-which did not seem to interfere with the enjoyment of the 302 archers in attendance. Because we are at the deadline for publication, compounded by the fact that our weary travelers have not all made their way home yet and we do not have pictures and stories, The US & INTERNATIONAL ARCHER will present the results and photos of WFAC-98 in the next issue. We will be running the “Champion of Nations” results in the next issue. Congratulations to the National Field Archery Assn. of the United States Team. The USA has once again finished first in this-the second running of this competition- winning the Gold medal. In overall competition members of the USA Team accounted for Three Gold medals, Two Silver medals and, One Bronze medal on their way to their “Champion of Nations” Gold medal finish. Australia fielded a strong team which finished a strong second for the Silver medal. The Australian team, in overall competition, accounted for Two Gold and Two Silver medals. Only Three points separated the Australian and the USA teams. New Zealand served notice on the rest of the world in taking the Bronze medal. Their team members accounted for Three Gold and One Bronze in the overall WFAC competition. In all - we had six “Champion of Nations” teams entered in the competition for this WFAC-98. (as compared to seven teams in WFAC-96 at Darrington - the first appearance of the “Champion of Nations”) These were strong team - from top to bottom. The other three teams, in order of their finish, wereiEngland, The Republic of South Africa and, The Archery Assn. Europe. The IFAA World Committee, which meets each even numbered year at the WFAC for that year, met a few days before the WFAC began. They had a frill plate of some Forty-Eight legislative items to consider. In my absence, our Immediate Past President,Syd Green-Executive Director of our Australian affiliate ABA, sat in for me and did a fine job of the meeting. As a number of you are aware, my wife's illness prevented my attendance at either tournament. 1 should, right here, thank all the folks who picked up the slack for me both in the US A at the WIAC-

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98 and in New Zealand at WFAC-98. You all know who you are A Indoor Championship. When they arrive they will be sent to and probably think it is no big deal. I do - and 1 appreciate all /,\ NFAA -USA Headquarters and will be sent out to our indoor the help and dedication you exhibited. 1 know you were sorely tested. Is

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Another great NFAA National Indoor Tournament completed. And along with that, another great IFAA Indoor World Tournament. For those from the northern part of the U.S., they enjoyed the unseasonably warm weather in the southern part of the country as a bonus to the tournaments. There were 965 participating archers in the 19th NFAA Indoor Nationals and 388 shooters in the 2nd IFAA World. Saturday evening Ted Nugent, new celebrity person for the NFAA. entertained an audience with a dialog and a presentation of his well know “Spirit of the Wild.” During the evening program Tom Jennings of Jennings Compound Bow fame, received induction into National Bowhunter Hall of Fame. An attractive plaque was presented to Jennings by Ted Nugent on behalf of the NBHF. This year the tournament site was visited by a large number of local residents in response to extensive support by the local media in the Tulsa area. Many of the visitors were pleased and excited about the multitude of archery products exhibited by the vendors at the Archery Show being held in conjunction with the tournament. We’re certain that the Tulsa area will see new archers coming from these visitors. Excellent scores were shot in every division. New records or ties of old records are marked with an asterisk ♦. Pro Male Freestyle Champion Jim Dcspart came out of a three year retirement to sweep the field with a perfect 600 with 120 X’s for the weekend. Fifty other pros shot perfect 600 with less X counts. The ladies’ side of the field was even more exciting, the regular competition ended in a tie between Michelle Ragsdale and Becky Pearson at 600 and 112 X’s. Becky thought she had lost by 1 point but Michelle told her, “no,” they were tied. After 10 pressure packed shots in front of hundreds of archers, Becky was crowned the Champion for the IFAA World and the NFAA Indoor National. Betty Thurman and Jennifer Gilley continued into a 10 arrow shoot off for the adult female freestyle limited division. Betty has won many state and regional titles since 1980 but this was her first national title after four tries. She says her husband, Willis, and Rick White have helped her with her archery. Kathie Loesch, shooting a recurve, tied with Lori Draeving, shooting a compound, in the Pro Freestyle Limited class also tied at 577 and 46 X’s. Ten arrows later Kathie was announced the champion. This must have been lady’s weekend to duel on the shooting line but we know everyone toed

the line and did their best. Congratulations to everyone who attended. See you next year.

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Jimmy Despart Biography

because costs have gone up and the purses have stayed the same for

the last fifteen years. Age: 30 Why? 1 would really like to listen to anyone who has any ideas. Email: Deskat4151@aol.com Together, maybe we can find the missing ingredient. Sponsors: Martin Archery, Carter Enterprises, TrueFlight Arrow When asked how I feel I am able to compete at this level, the best Company, Kudlacek’s Archery Products, Original Brite Site, answer 1 can give is that accuracy in archery can be achieved relatively Toxonics, Feather Visions Optics easily given the terrific products available. But consistent success in Bow: Martin Scepter II, 62# Fury Cam with Kudlacek’s Split Steel archery depends largely on how your conscious mind interacts with Hamess System Installed. your subconscious. 1 am a stickler for learning to complete the shot Arrows: Indoors: TrueFlight's Easton X-7 2613 186 gr. point 3" sequence in a clear, concise protocol. Through the years I have watched vanes. Outdoors: TrueFlight’s Easton A/C/E 430 95 gr. point 1.6” many archers struggle with bad habits they’ve developed. The dreaded vanes. Target Panic. 1’11 bet half of them were so frustrated they either quit or they are just reserved to the idea that “oh, well, that’s how I shoot It Peep Sight: Kudlacek’s Adjustable Angle Peep .040 String Material: BCY 450 plus and it works for me..." Well, back in 1984, that was me. But 1 never Type of Release: I shoot strictly Carter Releases. I have tried was any good at quitting. 1 set out to become the best I could be. With them all at one time another but 1 guarantee you 99/100 accuracy the physical shooting methods I revised from vintage Al Henderson tournaments are won with any one of Jerry’s complete line. They doctrine, I was able to use the very same methods the top recurve are all adjustable, incredibly smooth, lightning fast. But the best shooters used except that instead of “pulling” on a clicker or thinking part is that they actually go off right where you are aiming, every about “squeezing" a trigger or "pushing” a button, I found that it’s time. Clean explosions. Period. Go ahead try one of those other much more consistent and definitely more accurate to let your subconscious just “pull" the release into the trigger as your conscious “hooks” but the fact of the matter is they just aren’t as consistent mind focuses strictly on aiming. When I aim I just let my scope dot when compared to a double sear design. float around the middle of the x-ring while the explosion occurs. 1 Arrow Rest: Indoor Setup: Brite Site Tuner Rest .010 Steel used a straight bow arm and I still can’t understand why some archer’s Springboard. Outdoor Setup: Spott Hogg Premier Rest with won’t take advantage of perfectly relaxed muscles and solid bone Custom launcher .009 Steel. support. When someone tells you to bend your bow amt don’t listen to Bow Sight: Toxonics Naildriver (Original Model — These sights them. Il will not help you scorecard to interfere with a part of your don’t move!!!!) form that should never be modified, altered, or tampered with Bow Scope: Modified Original Brite Site Vegas Top Gun Scope ....ever!!!! Let pure alignment happen just by lining up the skeletal 6x with Feather Vision 4x Blue Tint lens. system so that it recoils into a parallel line with the flight path of the Binoculars: Swarovski 8x56 arrow all by itself, without the help of“pushing your bow arm toward Stabilizer: Kudlacek’s 5-Rod Genesis Adjustable 42” Custom the target.” This is unnecessary and unhealthy since it can not be consistently repeated very easily during a tournament situation. If the Most of you have not seen me for some 3 years. I must say that it shoulder is properly aligned with the drawing arm and is kept in the has been very exciting to see all of you once again. I have missed down position, simple bone support is achievable and very easy to get archery for the last three years. I have been very active in my family’s the hang of. Then in 1988, Jerry Carter took all of the guesswork out Hi Rise window cleaning business of 41 years. Yes, I hang around on ofthe release game with “The First Thing” and let me just concentrate on aiming. Wow — what a difference between single and double sear some pretty high buildings. Since my exodus from the archery circuit, much has changed in releases. Boy, do 1 love to aim now. My goal has always been to try to my life. 1 have been married to a very special person named Kathy shoot every arrow as if it were special. That feeling is unbeatable. 1 since the fall of 1997 and we were blessed with our first son, Nicholas. stress the importance of conscious aiming. The competition is so fierce We actually met way back in 1988 and she still swears that the first at the top that almost every shoot is decided by x’s. I love it! Oh yeah — one thing I forgot to mention is that there is no substitute thing 1 said to her was, “come in here.. I want to show you my bow...” Kathy is a very dedicated professional herself with a B.S. in for being honest with yourself. If you make a less than perfect shot. Biochemistry. As our life grows together, we hope to enjoy archery, accept it for whatever score it might be, and forget about it. It is gone travelling to as many tournaments as possible. I can’t wait to show my son the thrill of shooting arrow after arrow dead in the middle like my father showed me 21 years ago. “Toxophilia” definitely gets into your blood for life. First, I would like to mention that I am grateful that tournament organizers are trying diligently to provide “World Class” competitions that recognize the level of talent required to shoot on a professional level. We have a long way to go before our top pros are fairly compensated for the years of faithful participation. I am happy to see that 3-D Archery is generating some healthy purses, but I am first and foremost an accuracy and consistency nut. Ever shoot 278 half in Watkins Glen and be low man on your butt at the Nationals? Just try shooting with Terry Ragsdale and Mike Leiter sometime. I mean these guys make you shoot good just to try to stay with them. But sadly, so many great archers aren’t participating in target archety — guys like Vince Mancini and Jack Cramer, Ron Rockel and Ron Walker. Why, Shooting lines 154

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and you can’t change that. But you can always pull another arrow out of your quiver and give it another try. If you focus for too long on negative thoughts then your shot process will most definitely have a negative outcome. Instead, set attainable goals for yourself. For instance, just simply let down every time you feel like you arc holding too long. In a short time, you will have prevented many of your misses, turning negatives into positives and minuses into plusscs. That’s probably worth almost ten points for many archers just because people sometimes have a peculiar way of trying way too hard on all the wrong things at all the wrong times. Perfection archery is a finesse game and can not be bullied. It requires endless patience and sincere dedication to the complete shot process. 1 look forward to seeing all of you at the upcoming Atlantic City and Western Classic Trail Shoots. 1 invite any and all comments and inquires, just e-mail me at Deskat4151 @aol.com. Jim Despart

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9th Annual Arizona Cup Dominated by Richard “Butch” Johnson, Natalia Nazaridze, and Terry Ragsdale Tucson, Arizona • April 4-7, 1998 • Article From Diana LaBeau Hosted by Arizona State Archery Assn, at Precision Shooting Equipment’s Range

OR Olympic Champions (L-R) 2-Christophe Peignois (BEL), Champion - Butch Johnson (USA), 3-Frank Govaerts (BEL)

OR Olympic Champions (L-R): 2-Caroline Labrecque (CAN), Champion Natalia Nazaridze (TUR), 3-Janet Dykman (USA)

OR Compound Champions presented by Hilary Hirsch-Ascani (L): 2-Sttsan Lemke (CAN), Champion Lana Graham (CAN), 3-Dyanne Edwards (USA)

OR Compound Champions (L-R): 2-Roger Hoyle (USA), Champion Terry Ragsdale (USA), 3-Peter Swanney (USA)

The 9th Annual Arizona Cup International Archery Championships were held in Tucson, Arizona at PSE’s outdoor range with beautiful weather and good shooting conditions. There was some wind but compared to previous Arizona Cup tournaments, very few problems arose.

The format of the Arizona Cup is a FITA Qualification Round followed by an Olympic Round (OR). This year the AZ Cup ‘98 was a U.S. Archery Team Qualifier and, for the first time, a Continental Qualification Tournament. Countries included: BEL Belgium CAN Canada CRC Costa Rica GBR Great Britain MEX Mexico NOR Norway RUS Russia TUR Turkey USA United States

Arizona Cup Committee Kathy Greene - Coordinator / Tournament Director Hilary Hirsch-Ascani - Assistant Tournament Director Jim Hamilton - Field Crew Management Ed Manley and Terry LaBeau - Field Crew Don Greene - Finances Carol Greenawalt - Hotel Liason / Catering Liason Laura Shepley, Brenda Jordan - Concessions

Officials Diane Tone - Director of Shooting Sheri Rhodes - Chairman of Judges Kenan Eratalay - International Judge of Turkey Nancy Myrick - National Judge Karl Radde - National Judge Terry LaBeau - Judge in Training Tom Greene - FITA Technical Delegate 156

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OLYMPIC MEN 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45.

Richard (Butch) Johnson (CT) 1313 Martinus Grov (NOR) 1301 Justin Huish (CA) 1297 Barry Wcinpcrl (PA) 1290 Nico Hendrickx (BEL) 1290 Frank Govacrts (BEL) 1284 Serdar Satir (TUR) 1279 Lysenko Valery (RUS) 1276 Paul Vemteiren (BEL) 1272 Christophe Peignois (BEL) 1272 Jay Barrs (UT) 1269 Don Rabska (CA) 1258 Rick McKinney (UT) 1256 Edwin Eliason (UT) 1252 Jason McKittrick (IN) 1248 Raymond Gerard (UT) 1245 Eric Hall (KY) 1244 Ahmet Kutahyali (TUR) 1241 Kevin Clark (Wl) 1234 Chris Jones (CA) 1229 Rob Hallworth (GBR) 1227 Reo Wilde (CA) 1225 Nazif Cahliyan (TUR) 1221 Shane Parker (NC) 1220 Ozdcmir Akbal (TUR) 1220 Jesus Acosta (MEX) 1217 Miguel Flores (MEX) 1216 Daniel Zclinski (OH) 1212 Stephen Bronstrup (CA) 1208 Jaime Lopez (MEX) 1202 Paul Eldridge (OH) 1202 Bill Jones (PA) 1200 Mike Bergcnheier (AZ) 1196 Kevin Sally (CAN) 1192 Michael Hojnacki (CA) 1189 David Warner (CO) 1184 Michael Cicslinski (MI) 1182 Sylvain Cadicux (CAN) 1181 James Bots (MO) 1175 David Kronengold (AZ) 1174 Johnny Hung (CA) 1170 George Tekmitchov (UT) 1166 Jonthan Nott (GBR) 1164 Christopher Shull (OH) 1162 Angus Duggan (CA) 1161

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Octavio Rodriguez (MEX) Jose Luis Gonzalez (MEX) Claude Rousseau (CAN) Popov Denis (RUS) Andy Warner (CO) Kevin Rojas (MEX) Roy Nelson (CA) Alexander Meyer (TX) Martin Bcnatti (OH) Tom Parrish (TX) Joe Henry (OK) Gary Zombolas (CA) Foster Gorman (AZ) Robert Norvcllc (AZ) William Johnson Jr. (WA) David Spitzer (CA)

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62. R. Leroy Legg (AK) 63. Joshua Hill (CA) 64. Mark Williams (SC) 65. Michael Seddon (AZ) 66. Craig Lawson (CAN) 67. Walter Tindall (PA) 68. Steve Blackwood (CA) 69. Nick Fcdoroff(CA) 70. John Mikell (AZ) 71. David Aprea (AZ) 72. Andrew Ned (AZ) 73. Schripsema Martinez (AZ) 74. Adam Ramsey (CA)

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Natalia Nasaridzc (TUR) Elif Altinkaynak (TUR)

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3. Janet Dykman (CA) 4. Denise Parker (UT) 5. Caroline Labrecque (CAN) 6. Michelle Ragsdale AZ) 7. Erika Reyes (MEX) 8. Wenche-Lin Hess (NOR) 9. Marisol Breton (MEX) 10. Kathie Loesch (TX) 11. Angela Pretty (CAN) 12. LeAnna Giddings (NY) 13. Rebecca Wallace (AZ) 14. Courtney Kane (CA) 15. Gulnur Helvcci (TUR) 16. Janet Barrs (UT) 17. Belen Amador (MEX) 18. Cynthia Ruckman (OH) 19. Judy Glaser (CO) 20. Angela Moscarelli (CA) 21. Lori Mitchell (CA) 22. Tricia Sharp (1A) 23. Leslie Howa (UT) 24. Susan King (CA) 25. Loma Eley (GBR) 26. Zelma Novelo (MEX) 27. Geena Davis (CA) 28. Margaret Cyrzan (CAN) 29. Natalie Wells (CA)

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OLYMPIC ROUND OLYMPIC MEN 1/32 Name 1. Richard Johnson 168 2. Christophe Peignois (BEL) 160 3. Frank Govaerts (BEL) — 4. Rick McKinney 152 5. Shane Parker 165 6. Justin Huish — 7. Martinus Grov (NOR) 167 8. Nico Hendrickx (BEL) 161 9. Jason McKittrick 157 10. Barry Weinperl 160 11. Ed Eliason 162 12. Eric Hall 169 13. Serdar Satir — 14. Jay Barrs 168 15. OzdemirAkbal 152 16. Alexander Meyer 155 17. Paul Vermeiren 160 18. Miguel Flores 161 19. James Bots 162 20. Kevin Sally 158 21. Angus Duggan 147 22. NazifCahliyan 161 23. Lysenko Valery — 24. Daniel Zclinski 159 25. Stephen Bronstrup 158 26. Christopher Shull 153 27. Bill Jones 155 28. Raymond Gerard 157 29. Reo Wilde 161 30. Kevin Clark 158 31. Jose Gonzalez 159 32. Jaime Lopez — 33. Paul Eldridge 156 34. Claude Rousseau 154

Jacquilc Saito (CAN) Julie Nelson (CA) Maggie Adler (NY) Sophie Roberts (CAN) Tracy Klat (CAN) Louise Vien (CAN) Lynne Kertamus (CA) Maxine Bots (CA) Hilary Hirsch-Ascani (AZ) Diane Watson (FL) Jessica Peterson (CA) Sally Morton (AZ) L.A. Fuzzie Davis (OH) Marcia Martinez (AZ)

Terry Ragsdale (AZ) 1369 Matt Cleland (OH) 1360 Roger Hoyle (UT) 1358 Kevin Eldredge (UT) 1353 (88 10’s) John Webster (AZ) 1353 (76 10’s) Stewart Bowman (AZ) 1352 Peter Swanney (MA) 1340 Juan Wedel (Costa Rica) 1323 Mark Pennington (AZ) 1316 RobAsay(AZ) 1312 Ryan Calhoon (AZ) 1301 Glenn Davis (AZ) 1299

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James Webster (OH) Vladimir Kopecky (CAN) Alberto Oceguera (MEX) Natividad Jaime (MEX) Juan Manjarcz (MEX) Ruben Ochoa (MEX) John Byers (AZ) Garry Beck (AZ) Warren Dean (AZ) Alberto Campuzano (MEX) Jeffrey Calhoon (AZ) Ed Marten (CO) Ahmet Sogut (TUR) Lloyd Potts (AZ) Jim Hamilton (AZ) James Kerr (AZ)

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COMPOUND WOMEN I. Dyanne Edwards (AZ) 1326 2. Susan Lemke (CAN) 1323 3. Tara Swanney (MA) 1323 4. Ann Bakken (Wl) 1283 5. Lana Graham (CAN) 1267 6. Kena Santacruz (MEX) 1239 7. Debbie Ward (AZ) 1208 8. Huriyc Eksi (TUR) 1168 (142 hits) 9. Marty Cusson (CAN) 1168 (141 hits)

INTERNATIONAL TEAMS 1/16 165 167 159 161 162 161 161 157 164 158 162 155 164 162 160 153 158 158 157 157 156 156 153 152 152 151 151 150 149 148 147 140

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OLYMPIC WOMEN 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. S. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32.

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Natalia Nazaridze Caroline Labrecque Janet Dykman Courtney Kane Denise Parker Wenche Hess Deniz Gunay Loma clcy Elif Altinkaynak Kathie Loesch Judy Glaser Rebecca Wallace Gulnur Helueci Angela Pretty Tricia Sharp Susan King Margaret Cyrzan Jacquile Saito Erika Reyers Michelle Ragsdale Belen Amador Natalie Wells Lori Mitchell LcAnna Giddings Janet Barrs Leslie Howa Marisol Breton Angela Moscarclli Julie Nelson Zelma Novelo Cynthia Ruckman Geena Davis

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Lana Graham Susan Lemke Dyanne Edwards Kcna Santacruz Ann Bakken Tara Swanney Debbie Ward Huriye Eksi

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Terry Ragsdale Roger Hoyle Peter Swanney John Webster Alberto Campuzano Kevin Eldredge Ed Marten Alberto Oceguera Vladimir Kopecky Ahmet Sogut Rob Asay Matt Cleland Stewart Bowman Glenn Davis James Webster Juan Manjarcz Lloyd Potts Ruben Ochoa Garry Beck Jeffery Calhoon Ryan Calhoon Natividad Jaime Juan Wedel James Kerr

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World Archery Festival 1998 & Vegas Shoot March 6-8,1998 • By Arlyne Rhode • Vegas Shoot Results on Pages 180-184

Classic Limited Champions Ruth Rowe and Richard “Butch ” Johnson

Compound Unlimited Champions Jeff Rogers and Michelle Ragsdale

There is only one place like Las Vegas and there is no other attraction that can equal the “Vegas Shoot.” This, the 29th consecutive “Vegas Shoot,” had attendance over 1,000 from countries around the world. When you think of Las Vegas, you think money, winning and losing. The big money winners in the Vegas Shoot Championship were Michelle Ragsdale - Compound Unlimited Women; Jeff Rogers - Compound Unlimited Men; Ruth Rowe - Classic Limited Women; Richard Johnson - Classic Limited Men; Perry Harpring - Bowhunter Unlimited and Scott McKechnie - Bowhunter Limited. Over S100,000 was given as awards during the three days. Precision Shooting Equipment brought their S.T.A.R.S. Tournament to Las Vegas for a first time. Thousands of dollars were given away in Team Events and Lightning Rounds. This is one event the archers were encouraged to cheer for their favorite competitor. Across the hall more events were being held, the Dart/USAC Video Shootout, 1BO 3-D tournament and a series of novelty shoots sponsored by Easton. You could spend all your extra time rotating

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tournament. Under this concept, everyone has an opportunity to become a winner, not just the top shooters. Every IBO member that participated in the Triple Crown and World Championships has been ranked, as well as those who shot in Vegas. Those who do not have a membership card should contact United States Archery Championships. 1390 S. Potomac St., Suite 100, Aurora, CO 80012, and a free, one year membership card will be mailed to them. Even though this was a test event, it also served as an IBO qualifier for their World Tournament.

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From the Senior Corner By Joe Bauernfeind • E-mail joeb@bnl.gov Hello again to all you seniors out there and to all of you who are approaching the golden years (as if you had a choice). I hope since I last wrote this column, all of you are busy making plans to attend your state qualifying games and from there advancing to the ’99 Senior Games in Orlando. Now that you have the information in your hands, I don’t expect to hear any excuses about why you can’t make it. 1’11 be checking up on you to make sure you’re out there practicing and getting ready to go. It’s been a busy winter and spring for me so far and it doesn’t look like it’s going to slow down this summer either. I attended the AMO show for the first time and was very impressed by the size and sophistication of the archery industry. We may be struggling in some areas but from the looks of the displays and the new ideas

coming out of them we certainly are not dead yet. From there it was one to Vegas. I didn’t get to shoot this time, but there was some confusion about how the new Senior division should be run. They set the entry age to 60 which I thought was a little bit higher than necessary. Also they only had the Seniors shoot for 2 days instead of 3. I guess they thought us old timers would need a day off to catch our breath. I’d like to race some of these youngsters on my bike and maybe we’d see who needs the day off. The prize money was also a little strange. They were guaranteeing only a S500 first place with an entry fee of $175. Seems to me you’d be better off taking a shot at the larger prizes in the flights. I think because it was a new division they weren’t sure how many entries they’d get and just took a guess at the purse. I think if they had just paid back a certain percentage of the entry money and waited until they had some idea of the number of Seniors who would shoot before establishing a guaranteed prize structure they would have been better off.

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Anyway that perennial “old pro” Marlow Larson was the winner of the bucks. Congratulations Marlow. The complete results are listed beginning on page 180 (Seniors on page 184). I also got to talk to Bob and Karen Stevens who ran the Indy Shootout. They hope to do it again in ‘99 and were looking for input from the vendors. They were also hoping to do a senior division next year, so if you have any ideas you can call them toll free at 800-5729022 or let me know and I’ll pass it on. The next stop for me was the NFAA Indoor at Tulsa. I did get to shoot in the Senior Division in this one, but the competition was tough and I finished in fifth behind Mike Little, Marlow, Dean Pridgen, and up and coming newcomer Harry Miller from New Jersey. Mike was shooting one of Lloyd Napier’s Redman Bows and on the very last end had an arrow almost into the 4 ring. It had to be called by one of the officials it was so close, but it was a 5 and he hung in to win the coveted NFAA Silver Bowl. I thought Lloyd was going to have a heart attack waiting for that call. These young bucks coming into the Seniors at 55 are pretty tough on some of us older guys like Marlow and myself, but I think we’ll give them some good competition yet. I made a new friend in Harry Miller and we have a little challenge going for the Atlantic City Classic. He says I’m going to be dogmeat in that one and I say he’ll turn out to be a mutt who got lucky in Tulsa. Read on to find out the thrilling finish to this archery challenge. The rest of the National results should also be available in this issue or the next. Well, here we are in Atlantic City’s brand new convention center, for Dr. Helen Bolnick’s famous Atlantic City Archery Classic. This is one beautiful facility. Brand spanking new and believe me when I tell you, it is huge. I think they could hold a full FITA round across the width of the hall and the length looked to me to be about three football fields. The lighting is excellent and, as always, the shoot went off without a hitch. Kudos again to Helen and her staff. The Senior Division for this shoot starts at 50 which can make it pretty tough for some of the older seniors. There were enough shooters in the unlimited class to make about three flights. This is just for the Amateur Division. There were probably THE U.S. and INTERNATIONAL ARCHER

many more 50 and over archers who are still competing for the bucks in the Open Division. To make a long story short, I wound up winning the Championship Flight in this division with good friends from NY, Russ Warren and Don Howard taking second and third respectively. As for Mr. Miller, he still lives to bark another day. I think it’s his lack of experience that will keep him in the doghouse for a while yet. I do feel him nipping at my heels though. I also got to shoot with a fine gentleman from the Baltimore/Washington area by the name of Lorenzo Crowe. He is well into his seventies and still shooting pretty well for someone with limited practice time. It seems his volleyball playing and travelling around the U.S.A, playing for an over 70 Championship softball team take up quite a bit of his spare time. Keep up the good

work, Lorenzo, and I hope to get to shoot up slowly through three divisions and I think maybe the downhill slide should be with you again someday. I’ve got to sign off now, but as you can made a little less steep at the other end. see the main thrust of this article has to do Anyway here are the choices: 1. Senior at 50 2. Senior at 55 with the non-standard archery age of the 4. Senior at 65 senior divisions. I thought maybe a poll 3. Senior at 60 would be in order from the seniors Please indicate with your choice if you themselves. I’ll list the four choices which think there should be a Super Senior and at I think would be in the right range and you what age this class should begin. can E-mail me a note with your choice and If you are a New Yorker, I’ll see you at any comments you may want to make. I’ll the Empire State Senior Games in June. If try to pass the results on to the powers that you hail from one of the Mid-Atlantic be and we’ll see what happens. I’m also states, maybe we’ll get to shoot together going to ask you to vote on whether you at the Mids, otherwise for the rest of you think a Super Senior Division would be a old-timers, look me up at the Brite-Site/ good idea. I realize we have umpteen Zenith Archery booth in Detroit Lakes divisions and awards already, but maybe this summer. Be sure to bring me your some way could be found to recognize the best mosquito protector for those archers who continue to shoot well into their Minnesota monsters. * 60’s, 70’s and ever 80’s. They bring the kids

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366 364 358 353 344 342 342 337

3 4 6 4 2 4 4 4

362 352 350 349 348 347 345

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404 404 402 402 400 400 400 399

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Open A Randall Crain James Noe Joel Threadgill Bill Hcnneman Leon Stanfield Terry Hayes J. Mark Ledbetter Timothy Billman Open B Gary Douthat Timothy Cook Bryan Dailey Roy Davis Terry Gerald Jim Lankford Kevin Thompson Bobbby Showalter Open Pro Randy Ulmer Jeff Hopkins Shannon Caudle Scott Romero Bart Larson Dale Pitts David Stepp Jr. Ken Likins Semi Pro Henry Tidwell David Gravlin Eric Griggs John Bell Daniel Littleton Ben Becnel Dave Cousins Ryan Wright

412 412 420 408 408 408 408 408

8 7 6 7 7 6 6 6

404 403 402 401 400 399 399 398

4 7 5 6 6 5 4 4

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Senior Pro William Chappell Jr. Burley Hall George Dixon Jr. Randall Jones Larry Odell Jim Willard Frank Gandy Bill Stewart Ltd. Pro Steve Gibbs Buddy Durr Rodney Huffman Clyde Barber Mickey Fisher Tony Conques Sr. Tim Capbell Women’s Pro Laurie Watson Joella Presson Ginger Hopwood Darla Owen Susan Thompson Michelle Ragsdale Sharon Hayes Seniors Joe Jaeger Ron Bailey R.B. Smith John Svoboda R.E. Smith Chuck amold Terry Gauger Traditional Tom Frye Tony Whitehead

424 416 412 402 402 400 399 397

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Jason Held Johnny Honeycutt Erv Harman Bruce Lokey Jimmy Jackson Unlimited Hunter Jeff Ray Bob Lassiter Ronnie Bedsole David Hatfield Ken Kiger Scott Rickies John Dyer Women’s Open Sandy Hogaboom Linda Owen Pat Lett Sherry Baker Jean Murphy Jeanna Wallace Lora Maffei Young Adult Evan Baize Ryan Hamm Corey Davis Matt Stinnett Kyle Patin Daniel Yamell Ryan Rowe Youth Bill Chappell Tommy Allen T.J. Vann Levi Morgan Sean Forwcin Patrick Baird Matthew Coleman

274 267 267 257 255

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* Indicates New Record or Tics NAME / COUNTRY / TOTAL / XS / PLACE z\FBBC Adult Female Barebow Compound - FLIGHT 1 40 1 568 USA CATHY KORBY 2 561 36 USA KIM ACKER AFBBR Adult Female Barebow Recurve-FLIGHT 1 489 12 •1 USA ROBIN VOGEL 5 2 340 USA CHARLENE TRAFFORD AFBHC - Adult Female BH Compound-FLIGHT 1 40 568 1 USA MELISSA STEWART 39 2 562 USA JAN SCIACCA 553 30 3 USA SUSIE BURNS 531 21 USA KAREN FALLGATTER AFBHL Adult Female Bowhunter Limited - 1FLIGHT 1 60 •1 USA 590 ANGEL HAMILTON 61 2 USA 588 NANCY OBERLOH 540 23 USA 3 SHIRLEY BUCK 534 24 USA KIM MCINTOSH AFBHR Adult Female Bowhunter Recurve - FLIGHT 1 550 30 •I USA DEBRA FRITCH AFBHUL - Adult Female BH Unlimited -FLIGHT 1 599 USA 99 •1 MELODY ONEIL USA 599 91 I MARY NEMEC-WOOD USA 599 85 2 ANNE ERICKSON 594 74 USA 3 DANIELLE NAVRAT1L 587 71 USA TERESA BREWER 64 587 USA LISA RILEY USA 586 60 MARY YOUNG 53 JUDY STEPHAN USA 579 0 USA 0 TONI ST UPERY AFFSLC - Adult Female Freestyle Limited Compound — FLIGHT 1 582 52 USA 1 BETTY THURMAN USA 580 55 2 CATHY BALL 54 576 USA 3 SHEILA COCHRAN 571 USA 33 DONNA S. CHRISTIAN 568 45 PATRICIA BRIDGE USA USA 561 33 JENNIFER SMALE CAN 557 27 FERN WALSH USA DEBBY FOLSON 555 29 LUCY STARKEY USA 536 27 USA 521 ALICE MUELLER 25 492 KIMBERLY BENHAM USA 15 AFFSLR - Adult Female Freestyle Limited Recurve — FLIGHT 1 USA 52 DENISE PARKER 578 1 24 SHERYL STICKLER USA 518 2 AFFSUL Adult Female Freestyle Unlimited - FLIGHT 1 USA 600 no •1 RITA BORER USA HOLLY MEIER 600 104 2 JENNY SANDS USA 600 100 3 TINA MCNELLY USA 600 98 SALLY WUNDERLE USA 599 97 JANICE WALLACE USA 598 104 BARB FOERSTER USA 598 85 TRICIA JOHNSON USA 89 597 ANDREA LAMKE USA 596 86 LINDA OWEN USA 595 105 TEKO PHILLIPS USA 72 593 JUDY WEIDMAN USA 592 66 SHYANN POWERS USA 585 55 BONNIE ALDRICH USA 582 59 JESSI PELTO 560 46 USA AFLB Adult Female Longbow — FLIGHT 1 LORETTA DEMKO USA 336 9 •1 AMBBC - Adult Male Barebow Comp. ■■ FLIGHT 1 USA 584 60 BRAD MARSHALL 1 ROBERT JONES 52 USA 578 2 TODD ACKER USA 572 49 3 GILBERT WILSON USA 568 37 USA 561 40 GLENN SCHULTZ 34 FERNANDO LUNA USA 560 544 MARIO DELACRUZ USA 22 WILLIAM RAND USA 543 26 541 22 WILLIAM BERGER USA 14 RONALD BALLOU USA 465 452 103 USA CARLBALLOU AMBBR Adult Male Barebow Recurve - FLIGHT 1 USA 569 46 •1 THOMAS BURNS. Ill 559 27 2 USA PAUL VOGEL USA 552 29 3 SKIPTRAFFORD

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NFAA INDOOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS • Story on page 149 RON WOLFE OK 556 QUINN TALBOTT MO 540 WILLIAM SIMS OK 536 IN PHIL CRANE 532 GARRY WEDDINGTON NC 532 TIM SPIKER OK 531 JAMES NEWMAN KS 529 JOHN MEDSKER KS 525 ELI HAYWOOD IN 525 BILL POWELL 524 MI TERRY MORROW 504 MO AMTRAD - FLIGHT: 2 517 BOB SHULL KS LA 517 JIM METZGER 504 GERALD BULLOCK MO JACK CROWLEY 499 MO JAMES BLOWFERS TX 490 ROBIN PHILLIPS NE 486 BUTCH ROWDEN AZ 470 AR 464 CLYDE PHILLIPS DAN HOBBS TX 462 LOREN VASSMER MO 458 274 BILL BIGHAM TN FL 247 GERALD DANIELS RICHARD BROWN TN 205 CFFS - Cub Female Freestyle ERIKA ANSCHUTZ NE 593 LINDEE WILSON 542 MO WHITNEY LASHER IN 448 CFFSL - Cub Female Freestyle Limited BRITTNEY SIMPSON NE 469 BAILEY COOPER KS 465 CMBB - Cub Male Barebow RAYMOND RAMIREZ CA 509 JASON JONES MI 150 CMFS - Cub Male Freestyle KYLE BELLES PA 593 NICK TYLESHEVSKI OK . 582 RANDY OITKER IL 572 TIMMY SHEETS MO 566 NATHAN HUNTSMAN MO 555 JUSTIN SHOEMAKER OK 542 REECE PULLIAM KS 523 CHRISTOPHER IMPSON OK 479 BILLY MCCARN OK 465 OK 427 DEVIN DOUGLAS CARLTON HURST 197 AR CMFSL - Cub Male Freestyle Limited 541 BEN FLEGLER Ml JOHN SCOTT, III TX 513 JON SCHUELER MN 501 CODY RHEES CA 498 BRAD FERGUSON KS 465 ADDISON BERRY 436 OK HUNTER NAHKULA OK 178 CMFO - Cadet Male FITA Olympic JONATHAN MILLER IL 483 B. MCELHANEY CO 478 GARRETT HAFKER KS 364 IFFO - Intermediate Female FITA Olympic IA SHERYL STICKLER 518 CRYSTAL RATTE MN 498 IMFO - Intermediate Male FITA Olympic JUNIOR SIZEMORE TN 593 MICHEAL NANCE LA 560 THOMAS BARRINGTO IL 550 RYAN PENNEBAKER KS 475 JFFO - Junior Female FITA Olympic STEPHANIE MILLER IL 508 KS 456 DAGNY HAFKER CAITLIN MCELHANEY CO 429 414 DANIKA HAFKER KS OK 348 MELISSA BEBAK ASHLEY NERUD WOLFRAMIL 253 JMFO - Junior Male FITA Olympic NC 552 BEN AYERS KS 540 JEREMIAH SCHNEITER CO 505 CHRISTIAN SMITH KS MATTHEW LUTHER 487 PFFS - Pro Female Freestyle AZ MICHELLE RAGSDALE 600 AZ 600 BECKY PEARSON WI LUCINDA CHAMPION 599 MO TOBI ROGERS 599

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OUTDOOR SECTIONALS Southern Northwest Mid Atlantic Southeast Midwest New England 3-D SECTIONALS Southwest Southeast 3-D MIDSTATES CHAMPIONSHIP NFAA OUTDOOR NATIONALS NAFAC-98 597 GLENDA PENAZ OR CAROLYN ELDER WA 575 JOELLA PRESSON TN 571 SHARON HENNEMAN NE 408 PFFSL - Pro Female Freestyle Limited 577 KATH1E LOESCH TX WI 577 LORI DRAEVING 555 NANCY ZORN IL PMFS - Pro Male Freesty le JAMES DESPART NY 600 CARL WENK MI 600 600 ANTHONY CLEM CO LARRY DRUMMOND IL 600 WALDO CLELAND 600 MS 600 TERRY RAGSDALE AZ GEORGE RYALS IV WA 600 IN 600 MARVIN BATLINER NY 600 KEN YOUNG WY 600 PAT DORIGATT1 600 GA JEFF ROGERS IN 600 DOUG WILLIAMS TN 600 KIRK ETHRIDGE WI 600 JEFF BUTTON UT 600 ROGER HOYLE ARLYN RITSEMA MI 600 TX 600 MICHAEL BRADEN 600 SID CARLSON ID 600 DEE WILDE ID RICK MCKINNEY 600 SC WI 600 JOSEPH COX 600 AUSTIN CAMERON MO MI DAVE BARNSDALE 600 DEWAYNE KEEGEL MN 600 WI 600 DONALD WARD IN 600 JOE KAPP WA 600 MARTIN LOTZ 600 TIM ROGERS MO TX 600 LARRY WEIR AZ 600 MARK PENAZ 600 OH DERRY NULL RICK HOTCHKISS MI 600 600 ROGER WILSON IA OK 600 BOBBY KIRKLAND MILES BLAIR OK 600 RICKY ESPINO TX 600 600 NSHAN THOMPSON MO WI JIM MOSCHETZ 600 WI 600 MARK VENNE 600 RON WEST DC 600 JAMES PRICE TN WI 600 MICHAEL ANDREWS RICK ZADORSK1 MI 600 600 LARRY WISE PA 600 ERIC HARTUNG MO 600 GLENN CAMPBELL MI 600 KIP NEM1R TX 600 HARRY SCHAUB MI 600 DANIEL CABRAL NJ 600 RICK GILLEY OK

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Ypsilanti, MI Detroit Lakes, MN Ypsilanti, Ml

WI MIKE HENDRIKSE 599 SCOTT TURNER 599 Ml BOB WEBB IN 599 DALE BURROUGHS 599 SC WI ROBERT STUBER 599 JOE ANTAL OH 599 LAWRENCE BOONE MI 599 DAVID BLOCKCOLSKI OK 599 FRED HOUGH FL 598 RON FIRESTONE AR 598 PERRY RATCLIFF CA 596 BENJAMIN RASSI IN 596 UT 594 KEVIN ELDREDGE JEFFTECKLENBURG IL 593 504 SHERRILL RAMEY, JR TN WV BRIAN SIMPSON 295 PMFSL - Pro Male Freesty le Limited WI EMORY BUDZINSKI 593 WI 589 DENNIS TRUPP WI 589 STEVE GIBBS PSMFS - Pro Senior Male Freestyle ROBERT FOZIO OH 600 JOE HERBERT VA 600 LARRY DURHAM IL 598 JOHN CARLSON 597 LA FRANK PEARSON .AZ 594 IL KEN YEATER 592 SFBB - Senior Female Barebow MARIE CALAWAY CO 533 SHIRLEY JONES M, 507 SFBH - Senior Female Bowhunter JO MCCUBBINS OR 552 BECKY JACKSON OR 505 SFFS - Senior Female Freesty le ROSIE PRIDGEN OK 596 TX EILEEN LEGGETT 567 PHYLLIS LONG CO 566 IN 564 MARY MCLAIN SD 218 MAXINE BOHLMAN SFFSL - Senior Female Freestyle Limited OK PAT NAEHER 560 TX 552 CAROLYN COTTON WA 548 JEANIE HALL SMBB - Senior Male Barebow MD 576 DAVID CLEM TX 575 EMMETT WOMACK IN HERB ATKINS 565 564 IN LOUIS TRAVIS G/\ 556 ALLEN CAMPBELL NE 546 ELDON EPLEY TX 546 WILLIS CLARK GA 531 MONTY HEISHMAN 530 MI BILL JONES WA 530 JOHN PADDOCK CO 526 RAY PADILLA 522 KY JERRY BARR SMBHFS - Senior Male Bowhunter Freestyle 600 TX JOHN SLIGER

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NFAA INDOOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS • Story on page 149 599 MO WILLIAM FLEET 598 MN RUSSELL WOOD 597 NE PAUL EILAND WI 596 RONALD MOSCHETZ 595 ND MIKE BROPHY 593 W.W. WORLEY TX TX 593 BOB WILSON 591 CO ED FOERSTER AL 590 HOWARD BEESON 588 OK VERNON DIXON 554 TX ROBERT SENTER TX 525 CURTIS STANLEY SMBHFSL - Senior Male Freestyle Limited OR 578 ROY NELLERMOE 575 JIM PICKERING UT UT 559 BUDD ROSE Wl 558 BUD BEAUDRY 554 CO DANNY EMDIA 545 KENNETH BUCK co 537 DON IVERSON SD 535 SONNY GLISSON IL 490 LAWRENCE STREIFF MO SMFO - Senior Male FIT/X Olympic 575 GA JAKE VEIT 566 JIM MELLINGER KS 564 ROBERT ROGERS CO 494 KS AL NEWLIN SMFS - Senior Male Freestyle - FLIGHT: 1 OK 600 MIKE LITTLE MARLOW LARSON UT 600 OK 600 DEAN PRIDGEN NJ 600 HARRY MILLER NY 600 JOE BAUERNFEIND IA 600 ROBERT SNYDER OK 600 BRADLEY THOMPSON 600 WALLACE BELDEN CO 599 DON KUDLACEK WA TX 599 ROBERT CARLTON 599 LEROY DUKES OR 594 DONALD TEUSAW AR SMFS - FLIGHT: 2 BILLARLEDGE NE 599 FRED LEGGETT TX 599 MIKE REYNOLDS TX 599 599 BILL RUCKER CO 598 ROGER WHEATON VA OK JOHN VINSON 598 BILL MONDIER OK 598 OK 598 LOYD NAPIER 597 EARL SECORD NE 597 RON BALDWIN MO GARY ENGLAND OK 597 FREDPOCOCK OK 597 ED MARTEN CO 596 MO JAMES LANE 596 MI JACK ROMEO 595 LONNY ELDER WA 586 TN DALE MOSER 323 SMFS - FLIGHT: 3 CLEO MCCLAIN OK 596 FL WILLIAM MARSH 596 THEODORE MAHLE 595 SC OK 594 BILL GIACOMO JERRY HENDRICKSON TX 592 ART TURNER MI 591 DICK ANDREWS TX 590 CHARLES STARNES IN 588 KY 588 HENRY WALLACE 588 RICHARD MCKINLEY KS BERNARD KUNES 587 MO

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NATIONAL ARCHERY ASSN. (NAA) INDOOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS These results are compiled from the results of the Regional Indoor Tournaments held February 6 through March 15, 1998. It includes the results of the JOAD Indoor Tournaments held at the same time. # NAA Indoor Record * U.S. Star FITA Record MALE MASTER BAREBOW CA 979 1. Bums, Bob 911 2. Sherman, Tom IL 862 3. Fuller, R.J. Buck IL 4. IL 773 Berger, Bill 5. Dipema, Richard MA 502 354 Walker, Charles FL 6. MALE SENIOR BAREBOW 1. Frampton, M. MI 1021 2. KS 1016 Bums, Tom 3. Baumgardner, M. OH 1016 4. CA 1014 Applegate, Mar OH 1007 5. Grieszmcr, Louis 6. Weddington, Gary NC 992 7. Robertson, C. CA 991 8. FL 989 Daniels, Gerald 9. Harwick, Doug EL 980 979 10. Skramovsky, Steve IL 11. Mar, John KS 979 12. Rowden, Butch AZ 950 931 13. Hawkins, Dave MI 14. Raley, Don GA 901 886 15. Graham, Norm MI 875 BL 16. Vesely, Charles 810 17. Appold, Dave MI 18. Marsh, Bill OH 804 19. Weddington, Larry NC 628 625 20. Olson, Marvin IL FEMALE SENIOR BAREBOW 1. 932 Anderson, Jeannie IL 2. Woolard, Rose OH 899 3. Herrera, Leeha TX 573 4. AZ 344 Jones, Pamela MALE SENIOR CROSSBOW 1. Holland, Tom NY#U99 2. PA 1177 Stauffer, Ray 3. NJ 1175 Silvasi, Joe 4. Gough, Michael IL 1171 5. Pennypackcr, Stan PA 1166 6. NY 1166 Filiato, Patrick 7. PA 1157 Butler, Terrance WV 1075 8. Copley, Jeff 9. Gracey, John PA 591 FEMALE SR CROSSBOW 1. MD 1189 Pelosi, Carol 2. PA 1167 Stuaffer, Lillie WV 1161 3. Copley, Pat 4. MD 1148 Price, Jeanette MALE MASTER OLYMPIC 1. NY 1132 Nielsen, Steve 2. MN 1092 Walters, Bob 3. DeBee, Ed TX 1087 4. IL 1074 Skinner, Larry 5. MI 1073 Southard, Garry 6. GA 1064 Veit, Jake 7. McCormick, Ron IL 1061 8. OH 1060 McCarthy, Larry 9. McPherson, Ron IL 1059 10. Niedermeycr, Tom IL 1056 11. Rutherford, Ron TX 1053 12. Brandfass, David FL 1046 13. Mellinger, Jim KS 1043 14. Campbell, Allen GA 1037 MAY-JUNE 1998

NY 1036 15. Lizzio, Al 16. Body, R. William PA 1025 MN 1025 17. Storm, Leon K NY 1025 18. Williams, Roger PA 1017 19. English, Robert PA 1005 20. Hunter, Orville GA 1004 21. White, Jim 995 22. McEvcr, William PA NY 992 23. Crilly, Vinnie 986 PA 24. McCullough, S. GA 984 25. Cross, Robert L. 26. Huffman, Randall OH 983 MI 983 27. Bosch, John GA 959 28. Cero, J. Eric PA 956 29. Soltysik, B. OH 938 30. Murphy, Hobart CT 922 31. Kacir, Gene Ml 915 32. Rider, Roy KS 915 33. Taggart, Dave 34. Roselius, Dwight CA 895 KS 892 35. Reynolds, Paul 854 PA 36. Morrill, K. Terry VA 853 37. Miles, Ralph NY 849 38. Coyle, Phillip CA 844 39. Walker, Bob IL 807 40. Spelce Jr., J.C. GA 728 41. Foster, Neil R. 521 IL 42. Blazek, Ron IL 489 43. Blazek, Joe FEMALE MASTER OLYMPIC PA 1035 Body, Julia 1. PA 1001 Hunter, Ina 2. NY 996 Bergum, Beryl 3. 977 IL 4. Fuller, Eva CA 943 Leach, Mel 5. OH 889 McCarthy, Jane 6. 684 NJ Beverly, Leah 7. NC 566 Rhodes, Marion 8. MALE SENIOR OLYMPIC Johnson, Richard CT ’’1183 1. MN 1167 McNamara, Dan 2. UT 1164 Eliason, Ed 3. KY 1159 4. Hall, Eric IL 1159 White, Rod 5. PA 1159 Weinperl, Barry 6. NY 1157 Tollis, Rick 7. NC 1152 Parker, Shane 8. TX 1146 Holmes, Staten 9. CA 1145 10. Rabska, Don CA 1145 11. Wilde, Rco 12. McKittrick, Jason IN 1141 CA 1139 13. Huish, Justin PA 1138 14. Jones, William CA 1138 15. Jones, Chris WI 1134 16. Clark, Kevin 17. Hojnacki, Michael CA 1128 IN 1125 18. Bailey, Ben 19. Wichser, Michael WA 1125 NJ 1124' 20. Pylypchuk, Jerry UT 1123 21. Barrs, Jay GA 1123 22. Byers, Clint IL 1122 23. Williams, Mark MO 1121 24. Bots, James CA 1119 25. Bronstrup, S. TX 1119 26. Clifford, Craig CO 1115 27. Holland, Ted MI 1114 28. Meyers, Glenn PA 1113 29. Rolbins, Jerry SC 1113 30. Spears, Alan NY 1113 31. Gerig, Guy 32. Zelinski, Daniel OH 1112 33. Bateman, Bubba TX 1111 34. Ewing, Mark TX 1110 35. Byrne, R. Michael CT 1107

36. Shull, Christopher 37. Longabaugh, Glen 38. Williams, John 39. Mitchem, J. 40. Tekmitchov, G. 41. Rankin, Bill 42. Gustaveson, D. 43. Hung, Johnny 44. Alexander, J. 45. Ludwig, Edward 46. Warner, David 47. Freeze, Bryan 48. O'Donnell,Russell 49. Parrish, Tom 50. Dixon, Richard 51. Milchanowski, J. 52. Brothers, Doug 53. Lewis, Jason 54. McCullough, W. 55. Fedoroff, Nick 56. Eldredge, Paul 57. Creelman, Stan 58. Nance, Michael P. 59. Cockrell, Richard 60. Ikesaki, Warren 61. Denton, Douglas 62. Lee, William 63. Skinner, L.B. 64. Home, Eddie 65. Peck, Bryan 66. Johnson, William 67. Matsuda, Brooks 68. Bowman, Scott 69. Chudy, Kevin 70. Sautier, Bruno 71. Nelson, Chris 72. Champion, Brian 73. Barker, Tom 74. Justice, Michael 75. Watson, David 76. Nelson, Roy 77. Repnicki, John 78. Miller, William 79. Dryzga, John 80. Grubb, Danny 81. Williams, Mark 82. Casteel, Don 83. Cloy, Gary B. 84. Taylor, Gerald 85. Hoppe, Chuck 86. Homburg, Donald 87. Guillerme, Alain 88. Treadwell, Jack 89. Pfefferle, Scott 90. McNelly, Todd 91. Saito. Tabo 92. Perkins, Robert 93. Kim, David 94. Turner, Pee Wee 95. Benegas, Douglas 96. Nichols, Eric 97. Michael, Larry 98. Morrow, Gregory 99. Kizer, David 100. Ramsey, Adam 101. George, Peter 102. Kertscher, Harry 103. Parchaso, Francis 104. Giroux, Daniel 105. Menegus, R, 106. Abom, John 107. Swift, Tony 108. Barrington, T. 109. Pirie, Jim

OH 1107 IN 1107 CA 1107 VA 1106 UT 1106 WI 1102 VA 1101 CA 1100 MD 1099 WI 1098 CO 1097 NC 1097 MI 1096 TX 1094 MI 1094 TX 1088 OH 1087 IN 1087 PA 1085 CA 1084 OH 1083 CA 1082 LA 1082 MN 1077 CA 1076 KY 1074 KS 1074 IL 1072 GA 1069 MI 1069 WA 1068 CA 1067 OK 1065 PA 1065 WA 1062 CA 1060 WI 1060 TX 1060 MI 1060 VA 1059 CA 1059 NJ 1058 CA 1056 NJ 1056 KS 1054 SC 1051 OH 1051 GA 1051 VA 1046 WI 1044 NY 1044 NY 1043 MD 1037 NJ 1036 KS 1035 CA 1034 PA 1032 VA 1030 NY 1026 CA 1026 NY 1025 OH 1025 PA 1024 AL 1023 CA 1019 NH 1018 CA 1006 CA 1006 CA 1004 CA 1003 MA 1003 CA 1000 999 CA 995

MI 995 110. Dadd, Rick CA 995 111. Roberts, Daniel CA 993 112. Schone, Paul CA 992 113. Spitzer, David NY 991 114. Bowers, Bill MI 991 115. Banna, Georgi NY 989 116. Hertler, Richard 117. Silvia, David MA 982 NY 979 118. Lien, Joseph 119. Yount, Anthony TN 979 PA 976 120. Narewood, A. 121. Blackwood,Steven CA 974 122. Kitchcll, Art OH 970 123. Waldman, Mitch NY 969 124. Keener, Ladncy NM 967 NY 963 125. Malone, John 126. Glasberg, Jeffrey NJ 953 127. Lewis III, J. David DE 943 128. Bradford, Thomas CA 939 129. Stuckey. Joe TX 938 NJ 937 130. Fiala, Jim IL 936 131. Lazowski. James 927 132. Topham, Jeff IL 133. Hundley, Jerry GA 920 134. Keranen,Karl CA 919 NY 910 13'5. Carlson, Jim NY 894 136. Kling, Kenneth CA 891 137. Cline, Paul CA 864 138. Thomas, Keith 139. Berning. Tom CA 858 854 140. Grafe, Alan MI 141. Ferguson, Robert CA 828 822 NJ 142. Wentzel, Bill MD 800 143. Price, Vincent 144. Hills, Jim WA 737 CA 615 145. Liu, Kevin CA 558 146. Hainline, Mark 147. Clark, Warren CA 163 FEMALE SENIOR OLYMPIC VA 1137 1. Rowe, Ruth CA 1134 2. Dykman, Janet 3. Loesch, Kathleen TX 1133 CT 1123 4. Scavotto, Karen UT 1123 5. Howa, Leslie UT 1120 6. Parker, Denise UT 1114 7. Barrs, Janet CA 1114 8. Nelson, Julie O'Donnell,Jennifer MI 1110 9. 10. Giddings, LeAnna NY 1109 PA 1099 Chudy, Dawn NC 1098 12. Staton, Lee Ann AL 1094 13. DeVoll, Judy MN 1089 14. Kuhlmey, Teresa CA 1086 15. Kane, Courtney 16. Wallace, Rebecca AZ 1086 CA 1082 17. Peterson, Jessica IA 1079 18. Sharp, Tricia CA 1074 19. Malahy, Jo 20. Bevilacqua,Cindy PA 1068 TX 1064 Eissinger, Kathy 22. Kertamus, Lynne CA 1062 MO 1060 Bots, Maxine CA 1058 24. Mitchell, Lori CA 1057 25. Wells, Natalie TX 1057 26. Thelen, Janet TX 1056 Hirschler, Liz CO 1056 28. Glaser. Judy 29. McCarrison,Jamie VA 1049 WA 1047 30. Bartosievich, H. OH 1045 31. Davis, Fuzzie IL 1043 32. Zom, Nancy CA 1042 33. Hoffman. C. MN 1039 • 34. Olivcria, Jill CA 1037 35. Sanchez, Suzie 175

NATIONAL ARCHERY ASSN. (NAA) INDOOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS 36. Ruckman. Cynthia OH 1031 MI 1024 37. Hawkins, Kathy WI 1023 38. Bakken. Ann 39. Pylypchuk, Eileen NJ 1017 VA 1015 40. Funk. Deborah 998 41. Kylman, Kimberly Ml .AZ 996 42. Morton, Sally IL 991 43. Barrington, J. NY 988 44. Reynolds, Karen FL 978 45. Watson, Diane OH 968 46. Melville, Lauric VA 962 47. Young. Lani CA 960 48. Wiese, Katryn MD 956 49. Hegedus. Lisa CA 942 50. Tam. Luann 51. Gorman, Tomicita AZ 939 52. Cecarelli, Lorraine NY 937 926 PA 53. Marner. Dara KS 899 54. Miller, Melissa 55. Pasquale, Patricia NY 867 KS 831 56. Jurak. Sarah CA 822 57. Shoemaker, S. NY 755 58. Truby, Robin WA 752 59. Hills. Joan KS 731 60. Young. Kyla 61. Hametiaux, Alicia CA 718 OK 635 62. Arnold, Deborah GUEST - SR OLYMPIC MEN CA 1092 1. Duggan. Angus GUEST-SR OLYMPIC LADIES NJ 1137 1. Lorig, Khatouna MALE COLLEGE OLYMPIC (See NAA Results for College) 1149 1. Wunderle. Victor 2. Wimberly, Jay 1132 3. Krueger, Greg 1281 1127 4. Brummel. Zachary 5. Meyer, Alexander 1106 6. Flotta, Collin 1099 1094 7. Lutz, Jason A. 8. Pihalja, Mike 1086 9. Hooper, Nathan 1082 1078 10. Affrunti, Chad 1074 11. Coyle, Timothy 12. Hill. Joshua E. 1061 13. Kim, Dong 1052 14. Wilmington, Mike 1049 1041 15. Creelman, Patrick 16. Bowes, Cory 1033 17. Miller, Joshua 1028 18. Thompson. Ryan 1027 19. Arnold, Bruce 1025 1024 20. Erway, Matt 1014 21. Cieslinski, Mike 22. Palladino, Vinnie 1010 1007 23. Stuckey, Tom 24. Zakowicz, Stephen 1005 990 25. Rossel), Joseph 990 26. Beran, Brandon 985 27. Rodriguez, Sam 983 28. Juenger, Jeremy 981 29. Sprombcrg, Roman 981 30. Schuka, Jeffrey 979 31. Ritchie, Jason 978 32. Barrios. Kevin 978 33. Jarrett, Brian 978 34. Kilmer, Jim 972 35. Ottis, Brian 965 36. Kalinec, David 37. Monkicwicz, Michael 961 958 38. Arrington, Blake 953 39. Sleeper, Collin 947 40. Schrader, Rodney 937 41. Latour, John 176

935 42. Herr, Hans R. 932 43. Cosby, Craig 921 44. Grason. Matt 918 45. Miller, Mike 887 46. Kammcyer, Bryce 884 47. Columbus, Ryan 874 48. Mulholland, John 873 49. Dutot, Ryan 869 50. Rush, William 846 51. Mulcahy, Kristian 838 52. Logue, Peter 827 53. Shih, Robert 801 54. Armstrong, Jeffrey 755 55. Watson, Allan 748 56. Cheh, Raymond 712 57. Parmer, Stephen 680 58. Zaoud, Wael 625 59. Trego,Jason 547 60. Martinez, Schripsema 461 61. Arata, Vincent 62. Maack, Chris 331 FEMALE COLLEGE OLYMPIC (See NAA Results for College) Carlson. Jessica 1109 1. Below, Sally 1059 2. 1057 Shaner, Rhonda 3. 4. Blackbum, Debbie 1055 1041 5. Neyhard, Amy 6. Hoffman, Sarah 1039 7. May, Tracie 1027 1022 8. Williams, Laura Pennant, Julie 1015 9. 997 10. McConnell, Mindy 11. Ford, Virginia 989 12. Thomas, Bethany 981 13. Lyon, Clare 981 14. Moorhouse, Aleta 981 15. Blash, Erin 970 967 16. Nunamaker, Elizabeth 17. Atkinson, Gwyn 965 18. Berryhill, Brooke 963 19. Fournier, Della 960 20. Barrera, Suzy 960 21. Yang, Annie 948 22. Farrell, Megan 922 23. Dreckmann, Cristel 921 24. Taft, Rachel 918 25. Medina, Yuisa 918 26. Velich, Tina 905 27. Novak, Meribeth 903 28. Mintcheva, Irina 901 29. Anderson, Jennifer 900 30. Bondurant, Beth 893 31. Braho, Sarah 885 32. Feldman, Marina 871 33. Alexander, Melissa 866 34. Peterlin, Zita 839 35. Horgan, Heather 832 36. Kumit, Miriam 828 37. Lee, Sze-Ling 818 38. Outland, Sarah 792 39. Tolley, Beckie 792 40. East, Megan 783 41. Lannan, Robbin 753 42. Longo,Jovanna 744 43. Shum, Melissa 743 44. Wardell, Cate 702 45. Smyth, Khrysti 697 46. Verosa, Alex 694 47. Tso, Salustra 556 48. Hulten, Tifffany 529 49. Martinez, Marcia 448 50. Detlow, Carrie 433 51. Tam, Yolanda 346

MALE F1TA COMP. OLYMPIC TN "*1162 Sizemore, Junior 1. NJ 1144 Fiala, Brad 2. TX 1144 Krueger, Guy 3. TX 1142 Brandt, Ryan 4. Czech, Michael NY 1132 5. CT 1130 Hall, Gary 6. NY 1127 Bollman, Brent 7. Accetturo, Phillip CO 1126 8. WA 1122 Funston. Brian 9. 10. Barreiro, Damian MA 1110 NH 1104 11. Heller, Caleb UT 1104 12. Bammes, Peter PA 1096 13. Hymes, Josh CA 1095 14. Jacobs, Luke CA 1091 15. Turner, Owen KY 1090 16. Hinson, Joshua AZ 1087 17. Gorman, Foster CA 1086 18. Irwin, Chris MA 1082 19. Abom, James 20. Warner, Andy CO 1081 21. Wolcheck, David NJ 1080 22. Murphy, Patrick CA 1078 CA 1071 23. Swift, Christo 24. Brothers, Jeremy OH 1064 IL 1062 25. Barrington. T. IL 1061 26. Rich, Scott 27. Valka, Michael MI 1061 IN 1060 28. Gipson, Troy 29. Marks, Thomas NY 1055 30. Niedermeyer, D. IL 1054 CT 1054 31. Coleman, Keith 32. Kufen, Jason PA 1051 33. Jordan, Ryan CA 1039 34. Havrilla, John PA 1039 35. Doyle, Jason MA 1036 CA 1033 36. Low, Ryan 37. Carlson, K. MA 1033 38. Sadler, Josh CA 1033 39. Shumate, Brian CA 1031 40. Bennett, John CT 1028 41. Murphy, C. CA 1026 42. Cole, Derrick OH 1021 43. Marlow, Robert TX 1013 44. Hackett, Matthew PA 993 45. Lent, Nathan IL 981 46. Choosang, Geerati NJ 967 47. Homyak, Stephen PA 964 48. Tavan, Ethan MA 964 49. Miller, Joshua NJ 959 50. Walton, Sean CA 936 51. Mcintosh, Robert NY 906 52. Aven, Justin GA 480 FEM. F1TA COMP. OLYMPIC 1. Clawson, Leah PA 1133 2. Moscarelli, Angela CA 1105 3. King, Susan CA 1090 4. NY 1085 Cohen, Lorinda 5: Hart, Kirsten AZ 1066 6. Dinsmore, Jennifer WA 1066 7. Jones, Cherie GA 1061 8. Wolf, Tina PA 1060 9. Caldwell, Maria PA 1059 10. Birchard, Michelle MI 1040 11. Robey, Tara OH 1040 12. Post, Tina MI 1037 13. Royal, MacKenzie CO 1017 14. Dinsmore, Julia WA 1013 15. Spangler, Katie CA 1012 16. Hockley, Jessica PA 1003 17. Crosby, Stephanie NY 996 18. Bullis, Sarah MI 978 19. Funston, Sherry WA 977 20. Metzger, Nicole 967 IL

UT 946 21. Finley, Sara 917 IL 22. Luetger, Jessica 901 NJ 23. Scott, Whitney 24. Szczurek, Michele CA 897 CT 896 25. Miller, Sarah CA 871 26. Lyon, Robyn 774 NJ 27. Glasberg, Barrie 722 IL 28. Washbum, Tanja MALE INT. OLYMPIC McConathy, Chris TX 1088 1. CA 1085 Pirie, Iain 2. OH 1070 Spray, Brandon 3. MI 1060 Stanley, Travis 4. TX 1057 Dybala, William 5. LA 1043 Nance, Michael 6. AZ 1036 Boretsky, Cody 7. MI 1024 Woodcox, Scott 8. MA 1010 Watkins, Glenn 9. MA 1008 10. Ghatan, Ron CA 999 11. Jepson, Kevin 996 PA 12. Narlee, Andy CA 966 13. Churin, Joseph 963 PA 14. Abbruzzessc, A. 952 EL 15. Vesely, Tom CT 946 16. Bartok, Paul GA 939 17. Pctherick, B. 936 18. Pennebakcr, Ryan KS CA 872 19. Hauf. Ryan 20. Grcnncll, Mitchell NY 854 819 MI 21. Stanley, Kyle FEMALE INT. OLYMPIC VA 1050 Bums, Margaret 1. 2. Gemand, Tiffany TX 1034 MI 1015 Lucas, Kimberly 3. CA 965 4. Adams, Alanna 951 Atkinson, Heather PA 5. CO 935 Power, Becky 6. 832 PA 7. Sleith, Melynda CA 812 8. Piehoff, Amanda 680 PA Shipley, Lisa 9. MALE JUNIOR OLYMPIC PA 1105 Burkett, John 1. AZ 1093 2. Ikegami, Kevin TX 1093 3. Muschalek, Jace CA 1083 4. Pike, Brandon NH 1066 Heller, Ariel 5. NJ 1056 6. Caviness, Luke CT 1052 Ruete, Stephen 7. WA 1045 8. Sims, Alex NY 1045 9. Czech, John GA 1036 10. Haynes, Robert CA 1036 11. Armstrong, Rick PA 1035 12. McCullough, N. MA 1033 13. Dipema, Daniel 14. Curley, William CA 1031 MA 1031 15. Borodic, Brent 16. Kufen, Andrew PA 1028 17. Barnes, Patrick PA 1027 18. Howe, Theron MI 1021 19. LeMay, Michael OH 1019 20. Metivier, Patrick MA 1014 21. Chamas, Perry CT 1013 22. Hemaez, Vincent CA 1012 23. Wong, Jason MI 1010 996 24. Clark, Evan PA 25. Appell, Eric CA 995 994 26. Wentzel, Damian NJ 27. Luther, Matthew KS 993 28. Cloy, Byron GA 984 29. Pinaire, Andy KS 982 30. Ripp, Jason CA 978 31. Jarrett, Thomas NH 965 962 32. Marlowe, Joe PA 33. Chope, Brad CO 958 THE U.S. and INTERNATIONAL ARCHER

NATIONAL ARCHERY ASSN. (NAA) INDOOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS 34. Sharp. Jeffrey CT 958 MA 956 35. Samet, David CA 953 36. Foster, Colin NJ 949 37. Kozub, Brian CA 947 38. Androlia, Adam 39. Medina, Urayoan CT 938 OH 937 40. Marshall, Steven 41. McNichols, David UT 920 918 42. Skramovsky, Sam IL 43. Sanchez, Jonathan CA 916 PA 906 44. Kufen, Adam 901 MI 45. Fairbairn, Adam 899 IL 46. Chevalier, D. WI 892 47. Heidel, Dan OH 875 48. Barros, Luis OH 855 49. Wolke, Mark GA 826 50. Hundley, Chris 817 PA 51. Steele, Joshua 801 52. Hohman, C. PA CA 798 53. Pircs, Tony CT 763 54. Olsen, A.J. CA 745 55. Granewich, Jon CA 730 56. McGhee, Matt IL 721 57. Schaefer, David PA 696 58. Steele, Nathan CA 656 59. Arroila, Mark 60. Maher, Timothy GA 644 61. McCarthy. Steven OH 538 MIO 436 62. Lents. Chris FEMALE JUNIOR OLYMPIC CT 1032 1. Green, Amy 2. Reimann, Roxanne CT 1027 MI 1019 3. McClccry, Katcri 4. Rank, Stacy CA 998 5. NH 993 George, Suzanne MA 941 6. Wong, Stephanie 924 IL 7. Luctgcr, Caitlin 923 NJ 8. Pylypchuk, S. 921 Miller, Stephanie IL 9. 924 PA 10. Jordan, Heather CT 879 11. Kacir, Lucy KS 863 12. Hafker, Dagny CA 840 13. Bradford. S. CT 816 14. Pintavalle, M. 15. Johnstone, Janine CA 801 AZ 798 16. Jones, Ann KS 790 17. Wilson, Rebecca CA 783 18. Hermosillo, K. 19. Trespacz, Jennifer CT 778 20. Jacobs, Courtney CA 762 21. Richardson, K. CA 7081 PA 703 22. Gross, Amber 645 23. Southard, Andrea MI 24. Kertscher, Katrina CA 622 UT 604 25. McNichols, E. 599 26. Lent, Christine IL 565 27. Bireley, Christine PA NY 560 28. Lien, Maureen 452 29. Woodcox. A. MI MALE CADET OLYMPIC McCormick,Corey IL 1001 1. 2. McElhaney, B. CO 988 3. Dickinson, Charlie CA 968 4. TX 934 Bone, Kevin VA 918 5. Leung, Kelvin Pylypchuk,Steven NJ 908 6. PA 890 7. Brown, Ryan IL 878 8. Miller, Jonathan 9. Ruckman, Michael OH 849 CT 829 10. Souza, Perry CA 826 11. Hemaez, Arthur 12. Krueger, Garrett TX 819 13. Bates, Patrick CA 800 CA 798 14. Avants, Dennis MAY-JUNE 1998

UT 732 15. McNichols, C. CA 701 16. Matthews, Mac MI 687 17. Townes, Austin 652 18. Kanatzar, Michael MI PA 608 19. Brown, Eric FEMALE CADET OLYMPIC McElhaney,Caitlin CO 986 1. PA 931 McCullough, D. 2. KS 892 Hafker, Danika 3. KS 878 Cooper, Bailey 4. CA 846 King, Heather 5. CT 771 Yates, Caitlin 6. WA 712 Hills, Kelly 7. KS 712 Taggart, Angela 8. Sharp, Stephanie CT 674 9. 10. Marlow, Jennifer TX 654 652 11. Glasberg, Heather NJ GA 626 12. Muchia, Sabrina PA 461 13. Worth, Erin 14. Shoemaker, Alexa CA 433 15. Kaufhold,Michelle PA 415 GA 296 16. Maher, Ashley CA 217 17. Richardson,B. CA 165 18. Matthews,L. WA 141 19. Hills, Katie MALE MASTER COMPOUND NY 1164 Baskind, Robert 1. MD 1164 Hix, Larry 1. CA 1158 Mills, Rusty 3. TX 1157 Gibson, Ellis 4. CA 1156 Hix, Carl 5. Pasquini, Roberto GA 1150 6. OH 1149 Fozio, Robert 7. AZ 1144 Pearson, Frank 8. NC 1141 Landing, Bill 9. IL 1141 10. Taylor, John PA 1139 11. Fcese, Ed CA 1138 12. McClintock, R. CA 1137 13. Noriega, Larry TX 1137 14. Weston, Roy DC 1136 15. West, Ronald TX 1135 16. Leggett, Fred mi :11130 17. Amans, Ronald IL 1129 18. Smith, Bruce 19. Hendrickson,Jerry TX 1126 MI 1122 20. Gibson, Ted CA 1115 21. Wentker, Ed OH 1115 22. Fath. Donald 23. Sparkman, Truett CA 1112 IL 1109 24. Curry, Ed MI 1107 25. O'Donnell, Jack PA 1107 26. Gracy, John PA 1102 27. Tetlock, Leonard 28. Shoilckov, Gabriel CA 1101 GA 1093 29. Wilson, Larry 30. Horrisberger, Roy MI 1091 CA 1089 31. Sanchez, Oscar IN 1089 32. Bitner, Bob 33. Milewski, Richard NY 1086 PA 1073 34. Jones, Kenneth VA 1064 35. Ezelle, James 36. Hackett Jr., James PA 1063 AK 1018 37. De Meritt, Del GA 983 38. Coughlin, John CA 982 39. Hooper, Allen AK 971 40. Abrams, John MD 932 41. Nepini, Ronald FEMALE MASTER COMPND IN '►1137 Metzler, Bobbie 1. GA 1115 Wilson, Rita 2. NC 1099 Penley, Nancy 3. MD 1080 4. McMurray, G. WI 872 5. Bakken, Betty

MALE SENIOR COMPOUND 1. Cousins, Dave 1ME *1184 SC 1180 McKinney, Rick 2. TX 1171 Hansen, Chris 3. TX 1170 4. Escobedo, Javier WI 1170 4. Button, Jeff PA 1168 6. Jones, Kevin KS 1168 6. Scott, John ID 1167 Wilde, Dee 8. MO 1167 Rogers, Timothy 8. GA 1166 10. Murphy, Dan UT 1165 11. Eldredge, Kevin CA 1165 12. Hobbs, Ben CA 1164 13. Butler, David ID 1163 14. Wilde, Logan OH 1163 15. Cleland, Matt MI 1162 16. Dik, David 16. Byrne, R. Michael CT 1162 GA 1161 18. Moore, Chris GA 11161 18. Chambers,H. GA 1160 20. Caldwell, J. NJ 1160 20. Beling, Chris TN 1159 22. Sizemore, James CA 1158 23. Daley, Tom MI 1158 23. Parker, Eric UT 1158 25. Hoyle, Roger IL 1156 26. Montello, John PA 1154 27. Laliberte, Ken WV 1154 27. Hawse, Herb PA 1151 29. Manchak, Ken KY 1149 30. Shawler, Lanny MI 1149 31. Hilger, Steve 31. Bockhom, Charles KS 1149 33. Weatherbee, Russ CA 1149 MI 1147 34. Collins, Lonnie MI 1147 34. Clark, Russ PA 1146 36. Heinz, John CA 1145 37. Wilson, Scott PA 1145 38. Bogumil, Frank 39. Blockcolski,David OK 1145 SC 1144 40. Burroughs, Dale PA 1141 41. Ramsey, Bruce TX 1140 42. Lotspeich, Jesse 1140 IL 43. Greenwood, Jim VA 1139 44. Diehl, Darryll MI 1138 45. Morrow, Jeffrey VA 1137 46. Gilmer, Michael CT 1137 47. Sharp, Michael 47. Helland, Stephen MN 1137 CT 1136 49. Wertz, Dan PA 1136 50. Unrue, Michael MD 1135 51. Westling, Tim IN 1134 52. Fleming, Patrick PA 1133 53. Corby, William MD 1133 54. Loften, William IN 1131 55. Sheffler, Brian TX 1131 56. Ragsdale, Toby CA 1130 57. Rasor, Allen PA 1128 58. Smith, Walter UT 1128 59. Taylor, Bruce PA 1126 60. Berghauser,C. TX 1125 61. Marlow, Dave OH 1125 62. Harris. Bill MI 1125 63. Kindell, Larry EL 1124 64. Hooper, Richard MI 1123 65. McCleery, Dale GA 1123 66. Pruitte, Jim OH 1121 67. Webster, James CA 1121 68. Cordeiro, Joe /\Z 1121 69. Dean.Warren CA 1120 70. Hoffman, David CA 1120 71. Davis, Chad GA 1118 72. Johnson, Hugh KS 1118 73. Fincher, Greg

OK 1118 74. Weseman, Dan 1117 IL 75. Sanchez. Jeff PA 1115 76. Hymes, Robert VA 1115 77. Riddell, J.N. CA 1114 78. Braham, Robert OH 1114 79. Held, James OH 1113 80. Fleming, Tony 81. Brehm, Gene KS 1113 82. Hobbic, John NJ 1112 MI 1112 83. Hinkle, David 84. Hall, Daniel MI 1110 85. Raffa, Sam MI 1109 86. Wheatcroft, R. MI 1108 87. Bates, Aaron MI 1107 88. Conley, John GA 1107 NY 1106 89. Davis, Derek AZ 1105 90. Wertz, Don OH 1105 91. McEntire, Greg AK 1104 92. Berrie, Mark TX 1103 93. Ramirez. Rey IL 1100 94. Miller, Mark KS 1100 95. Harper, Robert MI 1099 96. Raffa, Nance OH 1099 97. Notestine, Bob 98. Eckardt, Michael MI 1098 99. Thomason, Kerry OH 1096 100. Stockwell, John MI 1095 OH 1095 101. Neiling, Thomas 102. Marsh, Jeffrey MI 1089 PA 1088 103. Hackett, Mark CA 1084 104. Hicks, David PA 1077 105. Howell, Thomas IL 1074 106. Hoffman, Justin 107. Grcshock, John PA 1068 OH 1063 108. Baker. Neil PA 1061 109. Stell, Bill 110. Gutzman, Jim CA 1056 CA 1050 111. Oberholzner, L. 112. Hoffman, Thomas OH 1048 MI 1041 113. LeMay, Frank KS 1036 114. Jurak, Emil MI 1033 115. Townes, Larry KS 1030 116. McCann, Mark MI 1028 117. Miller, Chris CA 1020 118. Hermosillo, R. MI 1011 119. Neveau, Gary TX 1000 120. Dybala, Ben IL 979 121. Gamero, Larry CA 952 122. Thullen, Mike 123. Edwards, Stephen GA 950 TX 936 124. Revel, Jason 906 PA 125. Hockenberry, D. VA 902 126. Goditt, Lester MI 851 127. LeBaron, Shane 586 KS 128. Oblander, Burtis FEHLALE SR COMPOUND MA 1154 1. Swanney, Tara 2. Berthold. Theresa Ml 1150 AZ 1147 3. Pearson, Becky WI 1144 4. Champion,L. KS 1141 5. Scott, Leila CT 1135 6. Johnson, Tricia IL 1134 7. Hooper, Carrie 1126 IL 8. Hooper, Diane MU 1121 9. Rogers, Tobi MD 1118 10. Weinstein, Susan 1110 IN 11. Bitner, Carol WI 1115 12. Bakken. Ann MI 1113 13. Collins, Glenis Ml 1107 14. Golombisky.B. NY 1103 15. Milewski, Doris TX 1099 16. Gossett, Karen 17. Ragsdale, Heather TX 1095 MI 1094 18. Woodside, Barb 177

NATIONAL ARCHERY ASSN. (NAA) INDOOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS IL 1090 19. Miller, Kathy PA 1088 20. Nuzzo. Marianne PA 1081 21. Heinz, Desiree OH 1081 22. Cottrill, Julie OH 1078 23. Koris, Linda NT' 1059 24. Davis, Pamela NY 1057 25. Rivera, Vilma WI 1050 26. Smith, Kathy PA 1048 27. Smith, Jody MI 983 28. O'Donnell, Carol OH 752 29. Erb, Brooke MALE COLLEGE COMPOUND (See NAA Results for College) Blaschke, John •1170 1. 1168 Hinkelman, Randy 2. 1155 3. Naylor, Shawn 1155 Karstetter, Chad 3. 1141 Weaver, Adam 5. 1139 Wunderle, Victor 6. 1138 Craig, Steve 7. 1138 Gohlke, Brad 8. 1137 Gordon, Scott 9. 1136 10. Richards, Matt 1126 11. Blockcolski, Chris 1123 12. Reeder, Michael 1121 13. Scott, Coon 1120 14. Champaign, Chris 1120 15. Olson, Jon 1119 16. Parker, Brian 17. Gibson, Michael 1113 1110 18. Parlin, Mark 1106 19. Wallington, Daniel 1104 20. Mallory, Mark 1102 21. Hoops, Jarrod 1097 22. Dorman, Travis 1094 23. Tevcndale, Dave 1092 24. Oaks, Brandon 1090 25. Dolbcc, David 1090 26. Kanowik, James 27. Showalter, Brian 1083 1076 28. Hermans, Damen 29. Osterholzer, Andrew 1075 1067 30. Nalle, Alan 31. Sorg, George 1066 32. Bell, Ray 1065 1065 33. Konopacki, Jeff 34. Atkinson, Brian 1060 35. Moyer, Adam 1044 36. McGill, Devlin 1037 37. Roscnbaur, Eric 1029 38. Garcia, Richard 1028 39. Merk, Garett 1006 40. Huey, Jarrod 1004 41. Miyahara, Bud 996 42. Santon, Andrew 986 43. Digerolamo, Joe 978 44. Dunn, Jason 976 45. Charbonneau, Dam 836 46. Jasinskas, Joshua 708 47. Ramadan, Mohamed 526 FEMALE COLLEGE COMPOUND (See NAA for College) Van Natta, Jamie 1. •1145 2. Wundcrlc, Sally 1139 3. Grafe, Carole 1126 4. Comedy, Jennifer 1122 5. 1095 Bradford, Arnie 6. 1091 Schlueter, Jackie 7. Barton, Jennifer 1083 8. 1083 Johnson, Anna 9. Vanberg, Cara 1052 10. Cass, Becky 1035 1022 11. Dane, Kerri 178

1018 12. Slauter, Jenni 1015 13. Booker, Rebecca 1013 14. Monsour, Teresa 990 15. Meehan, Jennifer 860 16. Powell. Erin 948 17. Griffin, Michelle 850 18. Folsom, Jessica 903 19. Fritz, Jen 20. Zuker, Sarah 856 855 21. Barrick, Kristen 847 22. Palmer, Amy 778 23. Andrews, Kelli 551 24. Skuya, Joanne MALE FIT/\ COMPETITIVE COMPOUND Ramsey Jr., Bruce PA 1149 1. Ruchniewski. W. PA 1145 2. Garey, John Ml 1144 3. 4. Ramirez, Rick TX 1141 5. Fox, Shaun PA 1138 Lasher, Drew IN 1138 6. 7. Koris, David OH 1137 Wheatcroft, Adam MI 1135 8. 9. Wittscheck, Kelly OH 1128 10. Yeung, Bryan NJ 1126 NY 1126 11. Walkden, Matt PA 1123 12. Hartzel, William 13. Johnson, Peter co 1116 14. Hackett, Mark PA 1115 15. Dunsmore, Don MI 1111 16. Heinz, Jared PA 1107 FEMALE FITA COMPETITIVE COMPOUND Kamuf, Ashley IN *'1157 1. 2. Bisco, Christie ME 1146 Davis, Jahna MT 1133 3. 4. Zom, Mary IL 1133 5. Kinner, Margaret FL 1111 Kuchenbrod, K. 6. IL 1101 7. Hawse, Valerie WV 1097 Thomas, Erin OH 1080 8. Shawler, Amanda 9. KY 1080 10. Powers, Shyann CA 1080 11. Thomas, Kristen AK 1079 12. Malouf, Debora MA 1040 Woodside, S. MI 1023 13. 14. Parkerson, Sarah AK 1003 MALE INT. COMPOUND 1. McMillin, Aaron VA 1141 Sheriff, Timothy 2. PA 1127 3. Wick, Travis WI 1118 4. Dutton, Justin CT 1113 5. Marsteller, Ian PA 1102 Weidner, Adam 6. PA 1101 7. Spahn, Bill NY 1101 8. Thomas, Patrick PA 1083 9. Fay, Craig WI 1082 10. Rcstuccio, Frank NJ 1071 11. Goosley, Ryan AZ 1064 Kostyk, Michael 12. PA 1057 13. Wyatt, David KS 1057 14. Frey, Josh PA 1043 15. Kerbaugh, Donald PA 1038 16. Patterson, Donald CA 1029 17. Riddle, Kenny KS 1022 18. LeGrand, Michael WI 994 19. Welch, Eric KS 987 20. Clark, Lee WI 935 21. Jordan, Shaun PA 934 FEMALE INT. COMPOUND 1. Wescman, Shauna OK 1117 2. Ryder, Sharon VA 1017 3. Gust, Justina WI 1003 4. Smith, Amy WI 650

MALE JUNIOR COMPOUND Dicenzo, Daniel 1. NY 1134 Butler, Dustin CA 1126 2. Fincher, Kyle 3. KS 1107 4. Pulliam, Ross KS 1103 PA 1102 Ramsey, Jason 5. 6. Stumm, Jared MI 1098 7. Lane, Chris GA 1095 Hobbie, Randy 8. NJ 1094 9. Hollenbeck, Kevin PA 1088 PA 1085 10. Bobar, William PA 1082 11. Ward, Travis WI 1081 12. Smith, Adam MI 1071 13. Lents, Mike 14. Bailey, James MD 1068 15. Hartwick, C. NJ 1054 Ml 1053 16. Salisbury, Mark 17. Worthen, Chris OH 1034 PA 1033 18. Dwyer, Jason PA 1016 19. Doran, Jerry 20. Woloszyn, David PA 1008 21. Zom, Steven IL 995 22. McClave,Jonathan PA 989 WI 972 23. Martin, Jeremy 24. Brooks, Wesley MI 955 25. Eckardt, Adam MI 951 26. Dunn, Bunky GA 933 27. Arledge, B. Joseph GA 915 28. Watkins, Jeremy MA 880 Ml 29. Gauthier, Travis 862 30. Yahner, Robert MI 789 31. Lee, Lynn KS 738 FEMALE JR COMPOUND 1. Dawson, Amber PA ’►1157 2. Griffitts. Tara KS 1120 3. Heath, Shawnda KS 1090 4. Butler, Ashley PA 1062 5. Williams, Ashley KS 1027 6. Woodside,Amanda MI 979 7. Graham, Rachelle MI 967 8. McEntire, Erin OH 945 9. Welker, Darci IL 576 MALE CADET COMPOUND 1. Belles, Kyle PA 1M122 2. Misenheimer,Jake NM 1055 3. Payton, Jacob IL 1054 4. Greshock, Jcdd PA 1045 5. Dwyer, Patrick PA 1030 6. Rafta, Anthony MI 1001 7. Marsteller, Jordan PA 996 8. Gross, Luke PA 960 9. Yang, Gregory CA 842 10. Moore, Jonathan OH 151 FEMALE CADET COMP. 1. Bogumil, Marleigh PA •1112 2. Welker, Carina IL 1015 3. Raffa, Amy MI 845

JOAD NATIONAL INDOOR JOAD MALE FITA COMPETITIVE OLYMPIC 1. Bollman, Brent NY 574 2. Yohann, Aaron WI 574 3. Czech, Michael NY 567 4. Accetturo, Phillip CO 567 5. Brandt, Ryan TX 566 6. Krueger, Guy TX 564 7. Bammes, Peter UT 558 8. Funston, Brian WA 556 9. Fiala, Brad NJ 556 10. Jacobs, Luke CA 551 11. Hall, Gary CT 551 12. Warner, Andy CO 544 13. Barreiro, Damian MA 541

539 IL 14. Rich, Scott CA 539 15. Irwin, Chris KY 537 16. Hinson, Joshua 17. Murphy, Patrick CA 537 CA 536 18. Swift, Christo 536 PA 19. Ku fen, Jason OH 535 20. Brothers, Jeremy NH 533 21. Heller, Caleb NY 532 22. Marks, Thomas PA 531 23. Hymes, Josh NJ 529 24. Wolchcck, David CA 528 25. Turner, Owen CA 528 26. Shumate, Brian MA 528 27. Coleman, Keith 527 IL 28. Barrington, T. PA 526 29. Havrilla, J. TX 524 30. Marlow, Robert PA 523 31. Hackett, Matthew MA 519 32. Tavan, Ethan CA 514 33. Jordan, Ryan CA 514 34. Murphy, C. OH 513 35. Cole. Derrick MA 513 36. Carlson, K. IL 511 37. Niedermeycr, D. CT 510 38. Bennet, John CA 504 39. Sadler, Josh GA 499 40. Aven, Justin 489 PA 41. Homyak, Stephen 489 42. Choosang, Gecrati NJ 489 IL 43. Lent, Nathan MA 488 44. Doyle, Jason 474 NJ 45. Miller, Joshua 471 IL 46. Vesely, Tom CA 466 47. Walton, Sean CA 462 48. Low, Ryan CA 455 49. Rigby, Chris GA 392 50. McKinney, Jason JOAD FEMALE FITA COMPETITIVE OLYMPIC CT •564 1. Scavotto, Karen 2. Moscarelli, Angela CA 549 Dinsmore, Jennifer WA 547 3. 544 PA 4. Clawson, Leah Hart, Kirsten AZ 539 5. 536 PA 6. Wolf, Tina NY 534 7. Cohen, Lonnda CA 533 8. Peterson, Jessica PA 533 Caldwell, Maria 9. GA 531 10. Jones, Cherie CA 527 11. King, Susan TX 524 12. Milchanowski, K. 13. Royal, Mackenzie co 513 OH 513 14. Robey, Tara CT 510 15. Miller, Sarah 16. Crosby, Stephanie NY 505 IL 495 17. Luetger, Jessica 491 MI 18. Bullis, Sarah WA 489 19. Dinsmore, Julia WA 487 20. Funston, Sherry CA 484 21. Lyon, Clare 482 22. Metzger, Nicole IL 23. Finley, Sara UT 478 24. Scott, Whitney NJ 444 CA 443 25. Spangler, Katie NJ 26. Glasberg, Barrie 428 27. Lyon, Robyn CA 424 IL 28. Washbum, Tanja 420 JOAD MALE INT. OLYMPIC Pirie, Iain 1. CA 569 Ghatan, Ron 2. MA 568 McConathy, Chris TX 567 3. Valka, Michael 4. MI 566 Spray, Brandon 5. OH 566 Dybala, William 6. TX 558 THE U.S. and INTERNATIONAL ARCHER

NATIONAL ARCHERY ASSN. (NAA) INDOOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS LA 558 7. Nance, Michael Boretsky, Cody AZ 558 8. GA 557 9. Robertson, Daniel 10. Jepson, Kevin CA 549 MA 547 11. Watkins, Glenn 546 12. Stanley, Travis Ml 542 13. Penncbakcr, Ryan KS 14. Narlee, Andy PA 539 532 15. Stanley, Kyle MI PA 525 16. Abbruzzesse, A. LA 521 17. Williams, Justin GA 520 18. Petherick, B. LA 519 19. Desselles, Scott CT 509 20. Bartok, Paul 21. Grennell, Mitchell NY 504 CA 493 22. Hauf, Ryan NY 469 23. McIntosh, Robert 24. Churin, Joseph CA 434 332 PA 25. Ferrainolo,S. JOAD FEMALE INT OLYMPIC 561 1. Birchard, Michelle MI 2. Bums, Margaret VA 559 555 3. Lucas, Kimberly MI 544 4. Atkinson, Heather PA 5. TX 536 Gemand, Tiffany 6. Power, Becky CO 535 CA 527 7. Adams, Alanna 8. CA 497 Pichoff, Amanda PA 496 9. Shipley, Lisa 491 10. Sleith, Melynda PA GA 328 11. Biezenbos, Erica 12. Beatty, Lisa J. GA 191 25 13. Deuel, Becky MI JOAD MALE JR OLYMPIC 584 1. Burkett, John PA o AZ 577 Ikegami, Kevin CA 575 3. Pike, Brandon 4. TX 573 Muschalek, Jace 5. Heller, Ariel NH 571 IN 569 6. Nietcrt, Michael 565 7. NJ Caviness, Luke MA 564 8. Borodic, Brent 563 9. PA Kufen, Andrew CA 562 10. Curley, William 560 11. Howe, Theron Ml 12. Sims, Alex WA 560 13. Armstrong, Rick CA 560 14. Ructe, Stephen CT 559 15. Hemaez, Vincent CA 554 16. Reagan, Trey TX 554 551 17. McCullough, N. PA 18. Haynes, Robert GA 550 NH 549 19. Jarrett, Thomas 548 20. Snyder, Brent KS 21. Metivier, Patrick MA 547 22. Chamas, Perry CT 545 545 23. Wong, Jason MI 24. Barnes, Patrick 545 PA 25. Cloy, Byron G. GA 543 26. Foster, Colin CA 542 541 27. Luther, Matthew KS 541 28. Clark, Evan PA 29. Appell, Eric CA 536 30. Sharp, Jeffrey CT 534 31. Czech, John NY 534 533 32. Pinaire, Andy KS 33. LeMay, Michael OH 531 34. Marshall, Steven OH 529 35. Marlowe, Joe 529 PA 36. Ayers, William NC 526 37. Ripp, Jason CA 525 38. Androlia, Adam CA 524 39. Sanchez, Jonathan CA 524 40. Dipema, Daniel MA 523 MAY-JUNE 1998

520 NJ 41. Freundlich, M. MA 519 42. Samct, David CT 519 43. Medina, Urayoan 518 NJ 44. Wentzel, Damian 513 NJ 45. Kozub, Brian CA 512 46. Boyes, Ryan GA 511 47. Sebo, Jason 48. McNichols, David UT 505 504 IL 49. Skramovsky, Sam PA 503 50. Steele, Joshua Wl 502 51. Heidel, Dan 501 Ml 52. Lents, Chris CO 499 53. Chope, Brad 495 54. Chevalier,Dominic IL 494 MI 55. Fairbairn, Adam CA 492 56. Grancwich, Jon GA 489 57. Hundley, Chris CT 489 58. Olsen, A.J. 59. McGhee,Matthew CA 480 60. Schneitcr,Jeremiah KS 479 CA 474 61. Rutledge, Justin 474 PA 62. Kufen, Adam GA 458 63. Madison, Mike OH 454 64. Barros, Luis CA 436 65. Pines, Tony 435 PA 66. Steele, Nathan IL 435 67. Schaefer, David GA 434 68. Maher, Timothy CA 423 69. Arriola, Mark 70. McCarthy, Steven OH 421 TX 419 71. Gerst, Matt CA 378 72. Lovcnburg, B. 73. Vanvolkinburg, D. GA 377 74. Lovenburg, Bryan CA 356 JOAD FEMALE JR OLYMPIC Reimann, Roxanne CT 560 1. 554 MI Post, Tina 2. CT 550 Green, Amy 3. GA 543 McLane, Melissa 4. TX 543 Barker, Chelsea 5. 542 MI McCleery, Kateri 6. NH 539 George, Suzanne 7. 524 IL Miller, Stephanie 8. CA 519 Rank, Stacy 9. 515 NJ 10. Pylypchuk, S. CA 509 11. Bradford, S. MA 507 12. Wong, Stephanie 506 IL 13. Luetger, Caitlin 504 PA 14. Jordan, Heather CT 501 15. Kacir, Lucy TX 499 16. Duke, Laura CA 495 17. Johnstone, Janine KS 494 18. Hafker, Dagny CA 487 19. Hermosillo, K. CT 483 20. Pintavalie, M. CA 470 21. Jacobs, Courtney AZ 467 22. Jones, Ann GA 464 23. Hicks, Colleen KS 459 24. Wilson, Rebecca 25. Trespacz, Jennifer CT 458 26. Goettee, Elizabeth GA 441 439 IN 27. Ziese, Jamie 437 PA 28. Gross, Amber IL 436 29. Lent, Christine GA 432 30. Martin, Brandi 427 MI 31. Southard. Andrea VA 418 32. Fauss, Emma CA 398 33. Kertscher, Katie 34. Bireley, Christine PA 389 35. McNichols, E. UT 384 IL 370 36. Slovinski, Kelsey 37. Lien, Maureen NY 358 38. Jancic, Tina CA 358 39. Kiouses, K. CA 355

CA 334 40. Cipriani, Mary 314 PA 41. Vanderstappen, L. JUNIOR GUEST JOAD OLYMPIC GENTLEMEN 294 Redwood,Nicholas IL 1. JOAD MALE CADET OLYMPIC McCormick,Corey IL 553 1. CO 543 McElhaney, B. 2. TX 530 Krueger, Garrett 3. 4. Dickinson, Charlie CA 529 525 Pylypchuk.Steven NJ 5. TX 518 Barker, Kevin 6. VA 512 Leung, Kelvin 7. CA 511 8. Bates, Patrick TX 511 Bone, Kevin 9. VA 505 10. Clark, Nicholas CA 499 11. Gamo, Chad 12. Ruckman, Michael OH 496 492 PA 13. Brown, Ryan CA 480 14. Matthews, Mac IL 479 15. Miller, Jonathan CT 472 16. Souza, Perry CA 462 17. Hemaez, Arthur GA 449 18. Barber, Michael GA 438 19. Rost, Jim CA 432 20. Avants, Dennis NJ 416 21. Kozub, Jason CA 408 22. Reyes, Michael GA 391 23. Compton, Kent UT 381 24. McNichols, C. 364 PA 25. Brown, Eric CA 360 26. Newman, Joshua 346 27. Freundlich,Charlie NJ CA 345 28. Parmenter, Shea MI 337 29. LeBetz. Nicholas KS 337 30. Hafker, Garrett MI 305 31. Townes, Austin GA 255 32. Murphy, Destin KS 232 33. Keeling, Michael NY 230 34. Davis, Derek CA 227 35. Kertscher, Kyle CA 210 36. Ramos, Brandon OH 195 37. Moore, Jonathan CA 165 38. Barbour, Jeremy 132 TX 39. Chochrek. Chris 40. Orique, Dominick CA 841 GA51 41. Parson, Ian A. CADET JOAD FEMALE OLYMPIC 533 PA 1. McCullough, D. McElhaney,Caitlin CO 523 2. King, Heather CA 508 3. Hafker, Danika KS 504 4. 480 Glasberg, Heather NJ 5. KS 475 Taggart, Angela 6. KS 463 Cooper, Bailey 7. TX 459 Wiley, Leanne 8. CT 455 Yates, Caitlin 9. TX 442 10. Thelen, Mary 441 PA 11. McCullough, J. WA 439 12. Hills, Kelly TX 430 13. Thelen, Carol CT 426 14. Sharp, Stephanie TX 412 15. Purswell, Fanci 390 PA 16. Morrill, Shawna TX 389 17. Marlow, Jennifer 372 KS 18. Snyder, Ashley OH 361 19. VanDyke, Ashley GA 359 20. Muchia, Sabrina TX 340 21. Marzec, Lyndsey 331 PA 22. Worth, Erin 329 PA 23. Morrill, Cara 329 KS 24. Bastion, Ashley 25. Shoemaker, Alexa CA 316

GA 302 26. Maher, Ashley IL 299 27. Gatz, Amanda TX 251 28. Adams, Sage CA 227 29. Matthews, L. GA 213 30. Lowe, Tara 188 MI 32. Barker, Crystal TX 182 33. Hertel, Cindy Jo 34. Hills, Katie WA 174 150 35. Kaufhold,Michelle PA OH 942 36. Scott, Lauren FITA JOAD MALE COMPETITIVE COMPOUND Ramsey. Jr., Bruce PA 579 I. 571 MI 2. Garey, John PA 569 Hackett, Mark 3. Wheatcroft, Adam MI 569 4. Lasher, Drew IN 568 5. Yeung, Bryan NJ 568 5. 567 Ruchnewski Jr.,W. PA 7. WI 565 Wick, Travis 8. OH 563 9. Koris, David NY 562 10. Walkden. Matt TX 559 11. Ramirez, Rick PA 556 12. Fox, Shaun OH 556 13. Wittscheck. Kelly PA 551 14. Heinz, Jared CO 548 15. Johnson, Peter Ml 545 16. Dunsmore, Don FITA JOAD FEMALE COMPETITIVE COMPOUND IN 577 Kamuf, Ashley 1. ME 570 Bisco, Christie 2. MT 567 3. Davis, Jahna EL 559 4. Zom, Mary CO 554 Powers, Shyann 5. FL 550 Kinner, Margaret 6. OH 545 7. Thomas, Erin EL 533 Kuchenbrod, K. 8. AK 527 9. Thomas, Kristen MI 516 10. Woodside, S. AK 465 11. Parkerson. Sarah JOAD MALE INT. COMPOUND 594 PA Hartzel, William 1. PA 579 Marsteller, Ian 2. NY 575 Spahn, Bill 3. PA 573 4. Sheriff, Timothy CT 573 Dutton, Justin 5. 561 MI Fretz, William 6. OH 559 7. Harris, Chris OH 557 Mckinney, Josh 8. OK 555 Coates, Nathan 9. AZ 554 10. Goosley, Ryan 554 MI 11. Flaga, Jordan 551 KS 12. Wyatt, David LA 547 13. Merlin, David 539 MI 14. LeBetz, Kirk 538 15. Thomas, Patrick J. PA 538 PA 16. Kostyk, Michael 525 17. LeGrand, Michael WI CA 523 18. Patterson, Donald WI 520 19. Fay, Craig MA 517 20. Wertheimer, J. 516 MI 21. Cuthbertson, K. 509 KS 22. Riddle, Kenny 470 MI 23. King. Andrew WI 446 24. Clark, Lee 367 PA 25. Jordan, Shaun 365 MI 26. Gauthier, Travis 357 MI 27. Bestcman, Dustin JOAD FEMALE INT. COMPOUND Weseman, Shauna UK >01 1. WI 508 Gust, Justina 2. WI 287 Smith, Amy 3. GA 182 Geary, Alexcia 4. 179

LAS VEGAS ‘98 Compound Unlimited Men Championship 900 GA ROGERS JEFF I. CA 900 QUINTANA DAN SWE 899 LUNDIN MORGAN 3. 899 NY DESPART JAMES 4. 899 THOMAS CLIFF CO 5. 899 ME COUSINS DAVE 6. WI 899 BUTTON JEFF 7. 899 MI WENK CARL S. 898 WA RYALS GEORGE 9. NOR 898 BOE MORTEN 10. 898 UT HOYLE ROGER 11. 898 BARNSDALE DAVE MI 12. 898 WI 13. COX JOE 898 CLEM ANTHONY CO 14. 898 ID WILDE DEE 15. 898 MO HAMMONS GARY 16. 897 ID 17. MALONE TIM 897 AZ ULMER RANDY 18. 897 CA BUTLER DAVID 19. WI 897 HENDR1KSE M. 20. 897 AZ RAGSDALE TERRY 21. 897 MD McCutcheon d. 22. 897 IN BATLINER M. 23. 897 UT 24. JONES ZANE MN 896 SOWIEJA TIM 25. NY 896 26. ADAMS GEORGE 896 NY 27. YOUNG KEN 896 MI RJTSEMA ARLYN 28. 896 LOTZ MARTIN WA 29. UT 896 SIMMONS VAL 30. 896 UT COWART GARY 31 896 GA MURPHY DAN 32. AL 896 CONNER ALLEN 33. OH 896 34. HADLEY JAMES MN 896 KEEGEL D. 35. 896 CLELAND WALDO MS 36. OR 896 ROBERTS DAN 37. OH 896 38. CLELAND MATT 896 ID 39. CARLSON SID 896 IN 40. TURNER SCOTT 895 41. WEATHERBEE R. CA 895 42. MO ROGERS TIMOTHY IN 895 KAPP JOE 43. 894 44. HASTY JUSTIN IN 894 TN 45. ETHRIDGE KIRK 894 HRYCKOWIAN R. NY 46. 894 47. DALEY THOMAS CA 48. 894 CO PELLEGRINO W. 894 MA 49. SWANNEY PETE 894 SC 50. MCKINNEY RICK WI 894 KERG DAVID 51.

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CROWE THOMAS MUNRO EDDIE MCIVER BILL BURROUGHS DALE HARBIN MICHAEL MILLER JOSH McCutcheon b. LOYNES T. CUEVAS JOSE HOTCHKISS R. BOWMAN S. BASKIND ROBERT WRIGHT M. WISE LARRY HELLAND BRYAN DIXON GEORGE BORG DON THOMPSON BRIAN THOMPSON N. WENTZEL DOUGO PYLE JIM SCHMIDT BILL BLASCHKEJOHN WILSON SCOTT PEMBERTON J BILLINGSLEY D. EED LEVI HALL JACK SHAWLER LANNY PIERCE DAVID ZEITER KEVIN ROGERS BEN MACK MARVIN PENAZ MARK MEDOS MARK NULL DERRY BAGNALL BRIAN KIRKENDOLLG. WEST RONALD DEGOTT FRANK ASAY JOSEPH EINCK BRAD BACHERTJOHN ELDREDGE KEVIN JONES RANDALL MARTIN CHARLES KUDLACEK DON WALKER LARRY TUCKER RANDY PEARSON FRANK SCHAFFER JOHN HIX CARL

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IA CARLSON JOHN IL RUTLEDGE R. MN HELLAND S NY GILLINGHAM T. PA MCCULLOUGH D. NY STOLIKER PAUL MN HOLM MICHAEL NY TYBUSH FRANK ME ROSCOE CHARLIE UT TAYLOR BRUCE AL CAUDLE JACKIE WY DORIGATT1 PAT MO BLAIR MIKE CT WERTZ DAN UT DENVER BRAD AZ MANN DENNIS NY MCNEELY BRYAN OH SNYDER JEREMY NY TOWNSEND D. CA ORTIZ BERNIE MI ZADORSKI RICK CABELLO-POSADAS JOSE ESP CAN 126. ROTH GREG CA 127. RATCLIFF PERRY OH 128. HAMILTON CARL ID 129. COOPER DARIN UT 130. JENSEN BOB BARROWMAN E. Ml 131. MT 132. TATE DOUG WY 133. SCOGGINS MIKE 134. BENNETT J.D. WY JPN 135. TANEBE HIROSHI CO 136. SWENSON B. Hl 137. KONG GEORGE OH 138. FOZIO ROBERT OR 139. SLINKARD MIKE 140. MARTIN MICHAEL NY 141. KOZLESKY TONY KY ESP 142. PEREZCUSTODIO NY 143. ANDERSON C NV 144. NEWBERRY R AZ 145. DEAN WARREN FL 146. HERMES CARLOS 147. DAY TERRY IL 148. TEFEL E GUA 149 WEDEL JUAN CRC 150. MONTIEL-MIRANDA J. ESP UT 151 JACOBSEN BOB 152. CALDERONFERNANDEZ M. ESP 153. CABRERA SERGIO GUA

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NATIONAL ARCHERY ASSN. (NAA) INDOOR NATIONAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS JOAD MALE JR COMPOUND Butler, Dustin CA 586 1. NY 586 1. Dicenzo, Daniel 584 MI 3. Allen, Brett 4. Hall, Jake CA 580 5. Hobbie. Randy NJ 576 6. Fincher, Kyle KS 575 567 7. PA Ramsey, Jason 564 8. Bobar, William PA 9. GA 561 Lane, Chris Ml 561 9. Stumm, Jared KS 558 11. Pulliam, Ross TX 557 12. Torres, Guillermo PA 557 13. Ward, Travis 14. Hollenbeck, Kevin PA 555 WI 547 15. Smith. Adam Ml 535 16. Lents, Mike TX 535 17. Noether. Alex MI 533 18. Salisbury, Mark GA 532 19. Terrell, Andrew OH 531 20. Worthen, Chris PA 525 21. Woloszyn, David OH 524 22. Thomas, Ian PA 523 23. Dwyer, Jason 180

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Sisley, Rob Hartwick, C. Zorn, Steven Wilson, Daniel Burkart, David McClave, J. Brooks, Wesley Ketcherside, R. Eckardt, Adam Lowe, Thomas Arledge, Joseph Paddio, Brian Doran, Jerry Dunn, Bunky Martin, Nolan Martin, Jeremy Watkins, Jeremy Bailey, C. Yahner, Robert Haslett, Benjamin Besteman, Mark Roberts, Anthony Drake, Ryan Schneiter, Joshua

OH NJ IL CA LA PA MI OK MI GA GA LA PA GA GA WI MA GA MI GA MI OK GA KS

518 515 514 510 510 500 487 482 478 476 473 468 465 454 451 446 437 437 433 431 418 390 371 318

48. Brooks, Terry GA 289 49. Beatty, James GA 162 JOAO FEMALE JR COMPOUND 1. Dawson, Amber PA 587 2. Griffins, Tara KS 567 3. Shawler, Amanda KY 564 4. Williams, Ashley KS 552 5. Heath, Shawnda KS 551 6. Butler, Ashley PA 530 7. Graham, Rachelle MI 511 8. Woodside, A. MI 503 9. Becknel, Sara LA 478 10. McEntire, Erin OH 475 11. Flaga, Janclle MI 432 12. Perry, Stephanie IL 385 13. Welker, Darci IL 236 JOAD MALE CADET COMPND 1. Belles, Kyle PA •581 2. Greshock, Jedd PA 536 3. Payton, Jacob IL 532 4. Dwyer, Patrick PA 524 5. Marsteller, Jordan PA 522 6. Gross, Luke 504 PA 7. Raffa, Anthony MI 503

8. Thomas, Trevor 9. Pulliam, Reece 10. Wilson, Joel 11. Misenheimer, Jake 12. Townes, M. 13. Woolard, Cody 14. Raska, Matthew 15. Meigs, John 16. Nance, Matthew 17Stifflemire, Dusty JOAD FEMALE COMPOUND Bogumil, Marleigh 1. Welker, Carina 2. Raffa, Amy 3. Briesearchcr, M. 4. 5. Flaga, Erin Brown, Angela 6. Perry, Kaitlyn 7. Wilson, Emily 8. Nance, Rhema 9. 10. Jenuwine, Heidi

OH 476 404 KS CA 360 CA 360 356 MI OH 315 MI 276 GA 176 LA 145 TX 116 CADET PA IL MI IN MI PA IL CA LA MI

575 529 471 464 376 347 277 227 183 151 ♦

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LAS VEGAS ‘98 154. SHANKIN DOUG 155. CARRELL BEN 156. DIAZ CARLOS 157. FUHS KERRY 158. SOTACK JOHN 159. OBERHOLZNER L. 160. NALIBORSKI J. 161. SANTLLEHYFUSTAG

OR 859 30 858 48 SD 854 26 FL NM 853 28 CA 850 28 850 25 CA NM 849 35 UERA ENRIC 844 20 ESP 162. HUGHES BILL MT 836 15 163. URIOSTE RENE FL 835 30 164. LI CASAM HKG 794 12 165. MOR1LLAPORTELLA A. ESP 784 13 166. STRATMAN MIKE CA 566 11 Compound UNL Women Championship 1. RAGSDALE MICHELLE AZ 894 60 2. AZ PEARSON BECKY 892 51 3. LOW INGA 890 48 CA 4. HASTY MADONNA IN 889 46 5. WALLACE JANICE MD 887 52 6. CHAMPION L. WI 887 46 7. O’NEIL MELODY 887 43 MO 8. TN CALLOWAY C 886 51 9. SWANNEY TARA MA 885 56 10. JOHNSON TRICIA CT 885 50 11. OR 885 48 RHOADES D. 12. 884 44 BISCO CHRISTIE ME 13. FONTENOT T. CO 882 43 14. PENAZ GLENDA OR 881 44 15. LOW CHARLEEN CA 881 37 16. IL 878 36 McCutcheon j. 17. NV SNYDER M. 877 36 18. KAUFMAN NANCY 874 36 CA 19. ID WILLIAMSON C. 873 36 20. 871 40 KOUNS BEV CA 21. CAUDLE KATHY AL 870 41 22. NORMAN GRACE 870 32 CO 23. WATSON LAURIE AZ 870 29 24. 867 29 FILIPIAK SUSAN IL 25. 864 30 MENSEKATHIE CO 26. BAKKEN ANN WI 854 22 27. TX COMEDY J. 845 26 28. 841 27 DAVIS JAHNA MT 29. BELTRANPRAT R. ESP 839 23 30. STRATTON A. OR 818 13 31. THOMPSON C. TN 788 5 Classic Limited Men Championship 1. JOHNSON RICHARD CT 875 41 2. MCNAMARA DAN 869 40 MN 3. ELIASON EDWIN UT 869 39 4. TOLLIS RICK NY 864 26 5. 864 24 HOLMES STATEN TX 6. MCKITTRICK J. IN 862 33 7. JONES CHRIS 862 25 CA 8. HUISH JUSTIN CA 861 24 9. CLARK KEVIN WI 859 27 10. HALL ERIC KY 855 29 11. BARRS JAY UT 854 27 12. WUNDERLE VIC TX 853 27 13. RABSKA DON 852 19 CA 14. BAILY BEN IN 851 27 15. 848 27 BYRNE MICHAEL CT 16. WITTIG HARRY GER 848 20 17. BATEMAN BUBBA 846 22 TX 18. BOYD WILLIAM IN 845 22 19. 844 25 GERARD MIKE UT 20. BETTS PHILLIP CAN 842 22 21. HOJNACKI M. CA 842 21 22. PACE DARRELL OH 840 23 23. WILDE REO 838 20 CA 24. HOLLAND TED 838 19 CO 25. HAINLINE MARK CA 838 18 26. RUSNOV ROBERT CAN 837 25 27. 826 13 WICHSER M. WA 28. 820 11 ELDRIDGE PAUL OH 29. NELSON ROY 818 13 CA 30. TEKMITCHOV GE. 817 20 UT 31. WI 807 12 CHAMPION BRIAN 32. 805 14 ZOMBOLAS GARY CA 33. 804 15 LA ARMSTRONG T. 34. 798 16 WALTERS BOB MN 35. 10 791 HE1SHMAN M. GA 36. 788 9 WILLIAMS MARK SC 37. 9 MN 750 COCKRELL R.

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2500 800 400 240 190 180 175 175 175 175 175 175 175

38. U SIO-ON MAC 746 39. YU KIN-WAI HK 745 40 HK 728 CHANG T. 41. BLACKWOOD S. CA 707 42. TAM KIN-MING HKG 701 FL 690 43. DANIELS GERALD 44. LEUNG K. HKG 672 SEALE FRED OH 521 45. GER 521 46. KLYMKO F. Classic Limited Women Championship VA 863 1. ROWE RUTH 2. LORIG K NJ 861 TX 857 3. LOESCH KATHIE 4. DYKMAN JANET CA 846 WALLACE R. AZ 845 5. BARRS JANET UT 838 6. KING SUSAN CA 837 7. KUHLMEY T. MN 833 8. UT 832 9. PARKER DENISE 830 10. NELSON JULIE CA CT 830 11. SCAVOTTO KAREN AL 12. DEVOLL JUDY 829 CA 823 13. MOSCARELLI A. 14. ERICSSON PETRA SWE 819 CA 802 15. PETERSON J. CA 793 16. POLAK RHONDA WA 780 17. BARTOSIEVICH H. CA 778 DAVIS GEENA 18. KRAEMER UTE GER 776 19. 773 GLASER JUDITH CO 20 770 Ml 21. OCHS DEBRA 697 IL 22. ZORN NANCY Bowhuntcr Limited Championship MCKECHN1E SCOTT CA 870 1. MT 869 ERHARDT ROBERT 2. 867 KY MAY CHARLES 3. 867 4. CARLSON LOREN CO CA 865 5. MILLS RUSTY WI ZUBERBUEHLERE. 863 6. UT 861 HOYLE RICKEY 7. WI 860 BUDZ1NSKI E. 8. 858 NOTHHELFERT. MI 9. 858 OR 10. GENTRY ROBERT 857 WHITE RICHARD IN 11. 854 IN 12. GIRTON DOUGLAS 854 CA 13. WAGNER STEVE 852 IN SCHAFFER R 14. UT 851 NECAISE RUSS 15. Ml 850 16. ZUHLKE LARRY 847 IN PARRISH SCOTT 17. CO 846 LANE KEVIN 18. CO 843 19. COX MICKEY 824 WA BABCOCK R 20. MD 823 21. BROWN JIM UT 818 22. PICKERING JIM UT 799 23. ROSE BUDD CA 790 WILLIAMS DAN 24. MO 783 25. TEAGUE FARON 727 CA 26. MARTINELLI M 696 MA 27. O’REILLY L. Bowhunter Unlimited Championship 898 IN HARPRING PERRY 1. MO 898 WHITE JACKIE 2. 897 WI PRICE DUANE 3. 897 AZ 4. STEPP DAVID WI 896 GIBBS LEE 5. 894 OR RUDDOCK ALLAN 6. 894 CO MORGAN DARIN 7. 892 IN PATTY MIKE 8. 891 CO NORMAN JON 9. 890 WY 10. KOLB DAN 889 NV MARSHALL JIM 11. 889 WA 12. MORGAN RICK 889 MI 13. DRAKE TOM 889 14. GRAHAM DONALD NY 888 KIMMEL TODD OR 15. 888 PHILLIPS DEREK CO 16. 888 MARTIN JEFF MO 17. IN 888 18. INGRAM MARK 887 19. REICHERT ED PA 887 20. MONTELLO JOHN IL 21. LUCAS GARY 885 MO 22. NV WAGNER TOM 883 882 23. FONTENOT WYNN CO

2 4 7 4 3 4 5 7 4 30 26 28 20 23 24 23 16 21 24 13 17 15 19 7 10 36 9 6 6 5 3

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41 35 43 30 29 32 33 28 34 33 24 25 22 21 35 24 26 25 17 17 19 10 12 18 7 8 6

2500 800 400 240 190 180 175 175

73 67 75 64 57 69 51 64 55 45 56 53 51 46 57 57 48 45 49 47 61 40 32

2500 800 400 240 190 180 175 175 175 175 175 175 175

NV 24. TAYLOR DAVID BONHAM D. CA 25. 26. CONKLIN BILL MO 27. MEX CHAPOYJORGE DALEY TOM 28. CA YOUNG BRYAN NY 29. 30. LINNA RON CO 31. JOHNSON HUGH GA 32. CAMPBELL G. MI 33. CLACK EDD MI 34 GIVEN JIM MN 35. SEVERTSON MATT CA 36. SNODGRASS D. NV 37. O’DELL LARRY AL MORGAN TREVOR CA 38. KY 39. DAVIS JIM 40. BRADBURY MARK OR 41. GILMORE JAMES CO 42. VILLA MARTIN NM 43. HANNA SCOTT CA Compound Unlimited - FLIGHT: 1 1. O’NEIL SEAN CAN CAN 2. PROWSE PHIL 3. AUDUS TIM SD 4. UT MCNAILJEFF NV 5. STARNES MIKE 6. WILDE LOGAN ID MD 7. WESTLING TIM 8. GARBIN JAMES WA 9. BOURGOINE K. NY 10. LEWIS LEONARD MI 11. JORGENSEN DANE AZ 12. PAYNE KENNY OR RALLISON RICK UT 13. 14. POTTS DENNIS MT 15. TAYLOR JOHN IL NJ 16. FENNELL M. 17. BOYLAN STEVE IL FREELAND JAY MI 18. GRACE JESSE OR 19. 20. WEBSTER JOHN AZ 21. ID EDBERG MARTY 22. WOLFRAM R. IL OR 23. CLARK JOHN 24. RISINGER TOM WA IN 25. CLOWERS KEITH STIVERSON SCOTT OH 26. 27. SWITZER MELVYN NY PARRY FRANK UT 28. NJ 29. FENNELL LISA Compound Unlimited - FLIGHT: 2 MILLER ERNIE IN I. RASOR ALLEN CA 2. SAMPLE J.C. CA 3. 4. KURGIN-II ART MI ARLEDGE BILL NE 5. TN CALLOWAY SAM 6. WOLFE RON MN 7. CAN 8. TOULOUSE MIKE NORIEGA LARRY CA 9. UT 10. GRAHAM KEN CYPRET TROY ID 11. CA 12. NEFF JIM MCCLINTOCK R. CA 13. CAN 14. CORMAN MIKE AZ KRIENKEJEFF 15. IA 16. GROOMS MIKE OH 17. NEWMAN NORM ID HARBAUGH TONY 18. AZ HUYETT GREG 19. HITCHCOCK GREG ID 20. OH SM1TH-SR GARY 21. WILLIAMSON R. ID 22. REMUS MICHAEL Ml 23. GROVER MICHAEL CA 24. HARDY SYLVAIN FRA 25. IN 26. PINE DAN ID 27. JENSEN CON BERETTA C. ITA 28. AZ 29. MORENO ERNEST MD 30. LOFTEN BILL Compound Unlimited - FLIGHT: 3 MO 1. MEIER HOLLY NY HITCHCOCK VERN 2.

881 881 880 880 880 880 880 880 879 878 878 878 877 877 874 866 861 858 837 762

4J 45 49 46 42 41 39 39 46 51 41 38 -14 35 37 33 32 23 18 9

898 897 897 896 896 895 895 895 894 894 893 893 892 892 892 892 891 890 890 890 890 889 888 888 888 888 888 888 888

55 72 66 71 57 65 61 55 63 56 63 55 60 49 48 45 57 60 54 53 48 56 54 50 50 50 50 47 43

1000 600 480 385 310 250 200 160

887 887 886 886 886 886 886 886 886 886 886 886 886 886 886 885 S85 885 885 885 884 884 884 884 884 884 884 884 884 884

57 47 54 52 52 51 48 47 46 45 45 43 41 40 38 50 49 48 44 42 48 48 47 47 46 45 44 43 38 38

900 540 430 345 275 220 175 140

883 883

48 48

SOO 480

181

LAS VEGAS ‘98 UT 3. ATKIN SCOTT NV ASHWORTH BRIAN 4. FRA 5. DAUPHIN FRANCK CA SHARPE JAY 6. BULLOCK ED MT 7. ID WATSON GEORGE 8. VA 9. NEVILLE RON SD 10. AASE SCOTT PA CROSSETT R. 11. AZ 12. CALHOON J. UT 13. HANSEN PETE ID 14. SCHARMAN RUSS CO BUTLER TODD 15. WI BISTRAM RICH 16. ID 17. BRONSON JOE 18. RULAND DOUG OR AZ 19. STEWART JERRY AZ KAUFFMAN MARK 20. CA MCLAIN CHARLES 21. OR 22. PAYNE RUTH CA 23. KAUFMAN C. Compound Unlimited - FLIGHT: 4 OSWALD KYLE KS 1. 9 MA LINCOLN ROBERT HELLER DAVID CA 3. 1A 4. HANSON BRIAN MI 5. MENOSKY SANDY BUNN LYNWOOD GA 6. 7. RHOADS RON WA 8. NICHOLLS PAUL CA 9. HEDBERG PETE ID MEAD MIKE 10. WA 11. STEPHENS J. MI 12. AUDEH MAURICE OR IL 13. FLIER EDDIE 14. BURGET DAVE ID 15. GUTIERREZ STEVE CA 16. RAGL1N PHILLIP CA 17. BRADY JOHN OH 18. SHEPHERD RAY UT 19. ROGERS TOBI MO 20. WEEKS BOB WA 21. BERRIEMARK AK *>“> HARDER RON TX 23. REDDING STEVEN OR 24. DESTON CHRIS CT 25. OKJTA KARL OR 26. KRAEMER M. GER 27. CARLINE NATHAN AZ 28. CASE ROBERT TX 29. SPEAKMAN CARL MO CAN 30. GILLAN TRISTAN 31. VANORDEN RAY WY 32. WILLIAMS BILLY IN Compound Unlimited - FLIGHT: 5 1. LANGSTON T. UT 2. DAVIS CHAD MT 3. WEBSTER JAMES OH 4. NUGENT M. AZ 5. MILLER KEN CA 6. DEDERICHS A. FRA 7. ROBINSON GUY OR 8. DEBUSK MARION WY 9. LEAHY TIM AZ 10. DORIGATTI P. NV 11. DURWARD GREG CAN 12. OGDEN SALLY 1A SPEAKMAN M. 13. CO 14. RUSSELL S. ID 15. ROMEO JACK MI 16. HAYES LARRY ID 17. ORTH RICHARD AZ 18. KOUNS DON CA 19. MCK1M KEVIN NY NV 20. PABST LARRY GREGOIRE BRUCE 21. ND 22. METZLER BOBBIE IN LOW JAMES CA 23. WELCH ROBERT CA 24. OK 25. WEAVER ED AZ 26. LANGSTON HARRY Compound Unlimited - FLIGHT: 6 CA PADILLA ROBERT 1. KS 2. BREHM GENE

182

883 883 883 883 882 882 882 882 882 881 881 881 881 880 880 880 880 880 880 880 880

45 44 44 39 49 46 45 39 37 46 46 39 37 52 44 43 43 39 37 37 35

385 310 250 200 160 130

879 879 879 879 879 879 879 879 879 879 878 878 878 878 878 878 878 878 877 877 877 877 877 876 876 876 876 876 876 876 876 876

49 43 42 42 40 38 37 35 33 33 52 48 48 46 43 41 39 38 47 47 36 35 25 53 49 44 39 39 38 37 34 33

700 420 335 270 215 170 135 110

875 875 875 875 875 874 874 874 874 874 874 874 874 873 873 873 873 873 873 873 872 872 872 872 872 872

44 39 38 36 32 43 41 39 38 36 33 31 31 42 41 39 39 37 36 35 46 40 39 37 37 35

630 380 305 245 195 155 125 100

871 871

41 36

565 340

CA 871 34 3. B1ELECKIM. 4. IN 871 29 BROWN TOM 870 46 5. CANON BILL NM 6. GORDON SCOTT TX 870 41 7. LEGGETT FRED TX 870 38 8. WILCOCK DREW UT 870 36 BRASFIELD LEE CA 870 34 9. AZ 870 30 10. DENHAM JIM CA 869 45 11. MASTRO PETER UT 12. TAYLOR KEN 869 38 KS 13. UMBARGER LYNN 869 38 14. BURRIS J1M-E AZ 869 37 15. DUKES LEROY OR 869 36 16. BELDEN W CO 869 34 17. GRAFE CAROLE TX 869 30 18. HAYES SUSAN ID 869 28 19. WEBBER ROBERT IL 869 28 20. BALL DARIN CA 869 28 21. OLSEN RICHARD Ml 868 48 22. LAFFERY ROBERT KS 868 42 23. PRICE ROBERT IN 868 39 24. ARCHDALE P. AZ 868 35 25. PERNETT DANIEL AZ 868 35 26. DEBUSK MELANIE WY868 32 Compound Unlimited - FLIGHT: 7 1. JESKE HERBERT GER 867 39 2. POTTS LLOYD AZ 867 35 3. PEDERSEN KAREN CA 867 31 4. HASTY JAMES IN 866 44 5. ZEHR KIM IN 866 43 6. KRACHMER F. AZ 866 40 7. ECHEVERRIA M. AZ 866 38 8. GAINES KARLA ID 866 31 9. NIELSEN JOSEPH CO 866 30 10. DURHAM LARRY IL 865 34 11. BOLAY JAMES MI 865 32 12. BECK GARRY AZ 865 32 13. UDART W. JR VA 865 31 14. WALL RHONDA TX 865 24 15. LOOMIS M. UT 864 36 16. FERRELL GEORGE NY 864 33 17. MARINELLI A. GUA 863 29 18. FOSTER WILLIAM OH 863 29 19. FONTANOS SAM OR 863 21 20. THOMPSON R MO 862 37 21. SHOEMAKER M. CA 862 35 22. JENSEN DARIN ID 862 32 23. HARBIN LEE MI 862 31 24. GARV1CK JERRY PA 862 29 25. STEPANEK W. CA 862 28 26. MOSER CHRIS ID 862 28 27. OGDEN RODNEY IA 862 25 Compound Unlimited - FLIGHT: 8 1. MICKELSON D. MN 861 29 2. WILEMAN RANDY WI 861 27 3. MORGER CHUCK UT 860 29 4. DESROCHES K. LA 859 36 5. SPENCER JOHN TX 859 33 6. CLARY JEFF IN 859 28 7. SPRAY RANDY AZ 858 39 8. NOTESTINE R. OH 858 36 9. BETTIS DANNY CA 858 32 10. BASSETT CHAD UT 858 30 11. HANSON LARRY AZ 858 22 12. CLELAND M. OH 858 22 13. BERTRAND JARED ME 857 38 14. DAVIS BOBBY TX 857 29 15. BUSCH JACK MI 857 19 16. AYALA TONY AZ 856 30 17. PETTY DOUG NV 856 25 18. STEEVES CORINA ME 856 24 19 REDDING BRUCE OR 856 23 20. BROCHU DIANE NH 856 21 21. ROLANDS MARK IA 856 20 22. KOUBA JOSEF CAN 855 37 23. SEAMONS DAVID ID 855 32 24. BAKKEN ROGER WI 855 31 25. NICKELL JIM MI 855 29 26. SCHULZ RICK ID 855 26 27. TYMINSKI GARY CAN 855 26 28. ADAMSON KEVIN UT 855 25 29. BELDEN K. CO 855 24 Compound Unlimited - FLIGHT: 9 1. CAREY ILENE ID 854 29

270 215 170 135 110 90

510 305 245 195 155 125 100 80

460 275 220 175 140

no 90 70

CAN 2. KOPECKY V. ITA 3. POLETTO MAURO 4. SUZUKI BEN CO GA 5. WILSON RITA CO 6. FOERSTER BARB ID 7. GAINES RON HI 8. ALLOSADA F. 9. MARTEN ED CO UT 10. BOYLE BRANDON UT ELDER TREVER 11. 12. WELCH RON TN MI 13. JOHNSON DENNIS CO 14. LYONS DOUGLAS NY 15. QUINONES R. 16. HOPKINS BRENDA ME 17. SPARKMAN T. CA CA 18. NIXON CLAYTON WA 19. THEILKEN BUD CAN 20. MYERS PATRICIA NV 21. GAYLOR DAN 22. CO SHILLING MATT BOORMAN RON CAN 23. 24. NEALY TOM ID 25. MONTEZ PATRICK CA 26. REINHARDT GARY MI 27. CARTER JUSTIN UT Compound Unlimited - FLIGHT: 10 GOSSETT KAREN TX 1. 2. FORTES PHILIP OR 3. FRANZEN LEWIS CO 4. CO BURGESS JIM 5. SUZUKI KUNIYUKI JPN 6. UT BASSETT JUSTIN WY 7. DORIGATTI C. 8. WERTZ DON CA 9. ELLIOTT JAMES CA 10. HOLLISTER JOHN CA 11. DRAKE JOAN MI 12. MN BRAEGELMANN D. 13. ASAY ROB AZ 14. MCCANN JAMES NY 15. CONRAD DONNIE OH 16. MCADAMS KEVIN NM 17. BEESON HOWARD AL 18. HOEFFELJOHN MI 19. TORONO JAVIER GUA 20. CAN WILLS AL 21. HAYCOX TRISH IN 22. LIEBMANN ANDY UT 23. MARLOW DAVE TX 24. SHOILEKOV G. CA 25. WHITE CHUCK IN 26. NICKELL JANE MI 27. HICKS DAVID CA 28. HUSE PAUL NE Compound Unlimited - FLIGHT: 11 I. MARINELLI B. GUA 2. DEATON CHARLIE IN 3. MCNA1L DEB UT 4. SATO GORDON HI 5. LANGER JAMES MI 6. LAGAZO ARMEN NY 7. UT GRAHAM RONALD 8. VANORDEN L. WY 9. SHELTON SKIP CA 10. FIALA DOUGLAS NE 11. FIMBRES ED AZ 12. GRAHAM JERRY CA 13. HALLETT WAYNE CA 14. WHALEY RYAN AZ 15. KINCAID J. UT 16. PARKER SHIRLEY MI 17. MORROW W. CA 18. WARRENSKI MIKE UT 19. AZ HAMILTON JIM 20. AZ STYNEN FRANK 21. CA MCCLELLAN B 22. TORONO JUAN GUA 23. KELLEY Q. TX 24. CA HOLLISTER TINA 25. OWINGS STEVE CO 26. WASHBURN C. CA 27. BRAMLETT P. AZ

854 854 854 854 853 853 853 853 853 853 852 852 852 851 851 851 851 851 851 850 850 850 850 850 849 849

26 23 20 20 42 35 29 26 25 24 30 28 27 34 32 29 23 21 20 39 33 29 25 23 30 25

250 200 160 130 105 85 70

848 848 848 848 847 847 847 846 846 846 845 845 844 844 844 844 844 843 842 841 841 841 840 840 840 840 840 840

25 25 25 14 34 25 24 30 25 23 24 16 33 29 24 23 22 20 25 28 22 19 28 25 23 20 17 16

400 240 190 150 120 95 75 60

839 838 838 838 836 836 836 836 834 834 833 833 833 832 831 831 831 831 829 829 829 828 827 827 826 826 826

21 26 23 15 31 21 21 15 20 17 25 19 18 11 20 19 17 14 21 17 14 26 25 13 27 15 12

400 240 190 150 120 95 75 60

415

THE U.S. and INTERNATIONAL ARCHER

LAS VEGAS ‘98 Compound Unlimited - FLIGHT: 12 1. SANCHEZ OSCAR CA 825 2. GARDINER TAM I OR 825 3. CLOWERS J IN 825 4. CROSS AARON 824 MN 5. DANIELS ERIC 824 UT 6. MILLERJAMES 824 CO 7. HOEFFEL ROBIN Ml 822 8. MASHIONE W. IN 822 9. NALLEALAN 822 TX 10. CELMSBILL 822 IN 11. HAIDER MICHAEL ND 822 12. JAMISON CARL NM 821 13 OWINGS CHRISTIE 821 CO 14. QUICK JAMES 820 AZ 15. VALDES ALFREDO CA 819 16. SIVETTS III M 819 CA 17. JOHNSON ANNA TX 818 18. BELL RAY TX 817 19. NEVAREZ JOSE CA 815 20. DUNNE JOE MA 815 21 STEPHENS G MI 815 22. MASON ZACK CAN 814 23 ECHEVERRIA S AZ 814 24. MARTIN BRENDA CA 813 25. PHILLIPS TEKO WA 808 26 807 COLEMAN JERRY CA Compound Unlimited - FLIGHT: 13 I. FRAYSIER GRANT CA 805 2. WELCH LIBBY 805 CA 3. BROZINA LOU 804 CO 4. GRANT RONALD OR 803 5. FULLER ERIC IN 801 6. KRAUS JERRY ND 801 7. ENGLAND KIM 800 CA 8. HO CHESTER HI 799 9. 798 WOMACK R. TX 10. STROJAN JAN KO SLO 798 11. HI 797 ARCILLA JETHRO 12. WITHERS RENEE CA 797 13. 796 VANBERG CARA TX 14. NV DALTON RANDY 793 15. OCHOA LIONEL CA 793 16. MCLAIN LYNDA CA 792 17. 792 ADAMS MICHELE AZ 18. CA 792 MANGRUM R. 19. EMKER SHANTI KA CA 791 20. 789 BROWN LARRY CA 21. 789 TATSUTA M. JPN 22. MEYERS DON MD 786 23 MOORE ERIN MA 783 24. NV 782 NOFFSINGER L. 25. NY 781 LAGAZO SUSAN 26. HOOPER ALLON CA 781 27. PERKEY JAMES CA 775 Compound Unlimited - FLIGHT: 14 1. 774 BARELA FREDDY NM 2. SCARBOROUGH K UT 773 3. MCLAIN MARY IN 772 4. GOODRICH CLINT CA 772 5. JONES WILEY GA 768 6. 767 PARMENTER G. CA 7. ADAMS JEFF AZ 766 8. 766 TUCK ROBERT CA 9. HI 757 JITCHAKU ALLEN 10. DURHAM MERRI IL 756 11. JOHNSON CHERYL NM 751 12. UT 747 WEISGERBER N. 13. PARKHURST M. CA 743 14. CA 726 MORRIS RICHARD 15. CO 718 MALTZAHN JEFF 16. MILLER CONNIE CA 702 17. LOWDER BEN UT 702 18. 699 FL BECK LARRY 19. JONES RANDY UT 653 20. 652 FRENG ALAN SD 21. MISAROVA M. CAN 629 22. MARIN GRACE NM 538 0 23 EDMINSTER KARL MA 468 4 Classic Limited Fliclils - FLIGHT: I 1. 858 GER1G GUY NY 2. 856 ROSAS VALENTE CA 3. JPN 845 MORI TAKASHI 4. CAN 843 RIGGS SHAWN

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400 240 190 150 120 95 75 60

12 8 7 11 15 8 12 17 13 10 19 12 11 15 13 14 8 7 9 11 5 17 9 9 12 7 12

400 240 190 150 120 95 75 60

5 10 11 8 13 7 13 7 7 10 4 8 10 6 8 9 8 7 4 3 4

400 240 190 150 120 95 75 60

21 27 15 22

1000 600 480 385

CZEH MICHAEL NY 840 5 GRILLAT OLIVIER FRA 840 6. GORMAN FOSTER 836 7. AZ NELSON CHRIS CA 836 8. 9. DALZIEL DAVID CAN 836 LORENZ ANDREAS GER 832 10 JPN 825 11. HONDA MICHIO 824 12. HOOPER NATHAN CA 824 CREELMAN P. CA 13. 817 14. MALAHY JO CA KURIMORI M. JPN 816 15. PARRISH TOM TX 16. 813 17. WILMINGTON M. 811 TX RUTHERFORD R. TX 806 18. KANE COURTNEY CA 805 19 804 VERAY FABRICE FRA 20. NY 801 21. GU1LLERMEA UT 798 MCKENNA STEVE 22. 23. KERTAMUS LYNNE CA 796 24. HOWARD MATT OH 796 KS 790 25. GRUBB DANNY MA 789 26. OLIVERIAJILL 27. JOHNSON W WA 782 28 KAYUKAWA SHIN JPN 780 29. BEBAK KEN OK 777 FURUHATA RURI JPN 776 30. CA APPLEGATE M. 773 31. FRA 32 CHAILLOU DAVID 773 SILVIA DAVID MA 773 33. Classic Limited Flights - FLIGHT: 2 EISS1NGER KATHY TX 772 1 JPN 771 HIDAITAKASHI 2. 771 SANCHEZ SUSSIE CA 3. 770 4. BRODALE DOUG CA KIM DONG TX 762 5. FRA EVANCELISTI C. 760 6. 749 NY 7. TURNER RANDEL HI 745 8. SHIPMAN PHYLLIS OH 744 9. MOREHOUSE T 10. LATOUR JOHN TX 733 WALDMAN MITCH NY 733 11. 724 TX 12. BARRIOS KEVIN VT 723 13. MAYTUM MARK CA 716 14 BREITE ETHAN AZ 708 15. NEZ HILLJERED JPN 704 16. OTA NOBUYUKI 704 17. BERAN BRANDON TX TX 699 JARRETT BRIAN 18. CA 688 19. CHURIN JOSEPH HOLM EDWARD IL 685 20. 664 CA 21. CLARK WARREN TX 662 HUMPHREY T. 22. 659 FORD VIRGINIA TX 23. 24. TAKASANES Hl 591 590 BARRERA SUZY TX 25 NED ANDREW AZ 581 26. 574 BRAUD LOREN AZ 27. CA 512 28. HARNETTAUX A. DUNPHY BETH AZ 462 29. AZ 450 30. MARTINEZ S. AZ 406 31 TSO SALUSTRA AZ 296 32. MARTINEZ M. 126 CH IQU1TO CHRIS AZ 33. Freestyle Bowhunter Flights - FLIGHT: 1 CO 892 WHITE JACK 1. 891 CA WILSON SCOTT 2. 891 MO FLEET WILLIAM 3. 890 4. KS BATH JIM CO 889 5. POWELL B. IN 887 PACE GARY 6. 887 OSWALD MERLIN KS 7. 885 TERRY BOB MO 8. 884 9. MN GIVEN JESSE 884 HENSLEY AL UT 10. ALLEN MIKE MN 883 11. PRESTON MARK WY 883 12. 882 WEIMAN RANDY Ml 13. 882 14. CHRISTIAN STEVE MO IN 881 15. WISCHNEIER D. 16. Ml 881 BOROS TODD 17. 881 PA PUGLIS1 JOHN 18. GILMORE GARY IN 881 881 19. CARDARELLI R. NY 880 20. CRAMER ROBERT NJ

25 22 26 17 15 15 14 16 12 13 10 11 17 18 17 14 II 12 11 7 10 11 9 5 11 7 II 7 6

310 250 200 160

8 II 10 10 11 6 7 2 9 10 7 5 6 3 4 8 3 7 II 6 4 8 1 4 5

400 240 190 150 120 95 75 60

3 1 0 0 0 0

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1998 I.B.O. WINTER NATIONALS RESULTS CUB Adam Radncy AZ 206 Joe Gross MN 186 Markus Ochoa OR 152 Manuel Mena AZ 144 Timmy Radncy AZ 120 Casey Chmiclowicc AZ 132 Bryan Darnell AZ 128 Tony Cullins AZ 90 Stephone Ochoa OR 108 AZ Junior Manygoats 79 Justin Polito 67 AZ Logan Wortman AZ 71 AZ Levi Polito 69 Elizabeth Brown AZ 43 Luke Langley AZ 43 FBF Margaret Manygoats AZ 158 Elizabeth Brown AZ 102 Lynn Lane NM 107 FBI! Dylan Soto AZ Zachary Martin AZ Jeremiah Polito AZ 15 Kevin Wirth AZ 15 FBO AZ 192 Mary McMains Evelyn Ward CA 183 Jill Rae Kaufman OH 160 AZ 154 Krissy Wright Lisa Smith CA 131 Carol Deubcl AZ 120 FBR AZ Rosemary Harris 185 Cindy Wortman AZ 182 Regina Harmon AZ 148 AZ 145 Tisha Harper Julie Martin AZ 142 Eva Zimmerman CA 100 AZ 121 Cheryl Polito Barbara Herriman AZ 107 Saundra May AZ 108 AZ 108 Tcressa Austin AZ 87 Julia Talcott AZ 92 Barbara Liska AZ 81 Theresa Mena FSR AZ 154 Maxine Keffer MBA MT 170 David Cole Richard Zimmerman CA 162 AZ 161 Kelly Post AZ 171 Gail Page ID 169 Archie Birdsall AZ 171 David Metz NM 136 Daniel Teran AZ 151 James Moore NM 146 Michael Rocko Michael Manygoats AZ 143

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Bill Mitchell & son Dylan looking to future competitions

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Hopkins and Boggs Grab Pro Titles in Starcraft/API Outdoors “Georgia Open” Willett, Tresler, Keener and Johnson Top Field in NABH Delta Industries Pro/Am • March 14-15, 1998 Augusta, GA — A scenic setting with deceptive and challenging courses brought several unexpected challenges to the nearly 1,000 NABH archers competing here this weekend during the Starcrafl/API Outdoors “Georgia Open.” This world-class competition, hosted by the C.S.R.A. Olympic Archery Association, was held at Mistletoe State Park near Augusta, Georgia. The Starcraft/API Outdoors “Georgia Open,” was the second stop on a grueling five-event qualifying tour bringing archers to different locations throughout the continental United States. The tournament series culminates, July 31-Aug. 2, in Knoxville, TN, with the NABH Game Finder Championship. The competition featured events in six pro and semi-pro classes; including Pro Men’s Open, Pro Women’s Open, Pro Men’s Limited, Pro Men’s Hunter Open, Men’s Sr. Hunter Open, Women’s Hunter Open, Men’s Hunter Unlimited, Men’s Hunter Limited, Barebow, Traditional and several Youth and Cub classes. The scenic setting proved deceiving to many of the archers competing here this weekend. Competitors had to deal with numerous long shots, varying light conditions and uneven terrain, making it difficult to accurately estimate yardage. At the close of the competition on Sunday, it was Clayton, DE, waterfowl hunting guide and archery pro Jeff Hopkins capturing first place in the Pro Men’s Open competition. Hopkins shot a two-day score of 496, including 16 shots in the 12-ring. Unlike many of the other archers competing in the event, Hopkins was not fooled by the long shots and low light conditions. “I spend a great deal of my practice time concentrating on targets set at distances of 40 yards or more,” said Hopkins. “Because of this, I was probably better prepared for the courses we faced here this weekend.” Phoenix, AZ, pro David Stepp finished second in the Men’s Pro competition with a score of 493. Randy Chappell of Cana, VA, earned the third place prize with a twoday score of 492. Sandy Hook, KY, archer Brandi Boggs earned her first ever win as a Women’s Pro. MAY-JUNE 1998

The NABH rookie pro finished the event with a two-day score of 428 (including 7 shots in the 12-ring) to earn the top prize in the Women’s Pro Division. Brevard, NC, veteran Darla Owen grabbed second place in the Women’s Pro Division recording a final score of 427. Third placed on the women’s side went to Sherry Bumbargcr of Phillipsburg, PA. Bumbarger fired a two-day score of 403. Sonny Chappell of Cana, VA, earned a first place finish in the Pro Men’s Senior Division. Ben Rogers, San Jose, CA, finished second in this division. Hixson, TN, archer Burley Hall finished third in the Pro Men’s Seniors competition. Rodney Huffman, Cape Girardeau, MO, finished on top in Pro Men’s Limited Competition. Mike Chandley of Claremont, NC, won first place honors in the Semi Pro event, while Josie Hartwell of Bonham, TX, garnered the Women’s Intermediate title. The Hunter Division competitions drew archers from throughout the nation. Steve Wilson of Ronda, NC, earned the top spot in the Men’s Hunter Open. Oklahoma archer Gary Smith of Oklahoma City grabbed the Men’s Sr. Hunter title. Other Hunter Division winners included Chris Childers, Loganville, GA, in the Men’s Unlimited class; Jim Blankenship of Cleveland, TN, in the Men’s Limited Class; Don Carver, Springfield, MO, in Barebow; Della Schafer, Peace Valley, MO, in Women’s Open and Tony Whitehead of Portageville, MO, in the Traditional class. Hosted by the CRSA Olympic Archery Association, the Starcraft/API Outdoors “Georgia Open” drew shooters from 30 states. The youth divisions drew a total of 65 participants ages 18 and under. Newport News, VA, pro Rodger Willett and his hunter division partners Pete Tresler, Erie, PA, and Donald Keener, St. Louis, MO, and Dana Johnson of Norman, OK, captured the top prize in the NABH Delta Industries Pro/Am on Friday afternoon. The team scored 830 out of a possible 960 points. “Our many thanks go to the CSRA Olympic Archery Association, the staff of Greater Augusta Sports Council, Mistletoe State Park personnel and the fine folks of

Augusta for the wonder hospitality during our stay,” said NABH Shooting Events Director John Newcomb. “They have worked very hard all year to make this world-class event among the highlights of the 1998 NABH season.” NABH, a division of Cabela’s/Chevrolet Suburban-Tahoe Sportsman’s Quest, Inc., is sponsored by Starcraft Marine L.L.C., Kawasaki ATV’s, LaCrosse Footwear Inc., (to include the brands Danner and Red Ball), Outdoor Technologies Group (to include the brands Abu Garcia, Berkley Trilene and Fenwick), Game Finder, Mossy Oak, McKenzie, API Outdoors, Easton, Hoyt, Pentax, Mathews, Realtree, Bear Archery, Electronic Awards, Browning, Bushnell, Delta, Oneida Eagle, Precision Shooting Equipment, Arizona Archery, Specialty Archery, Scott Archery, Tomorrow’s Resources Unlimited, Golden Eagle, Wildlife Research, N/R Laboratories, Barnett International, American Recreation (Slumberjack), Hunter Manufacturing, Cape Fear Archery, Beman, Ameristep, New Archery Products, Muzzy and Toxonics. Chevy’s Suburban/ Tahoe are the official sport utility vehicles of Sportsman’s Quest. <■

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An overhead view of the IndyShoot IBO 3D World Qualifier in the Indianapolis Convention Center during setup. What do Pop-Out 3D targets, an IBO 3D World Qualifier and an 18 meter “Vegas” style indoor shoot have in common? All were found under the same roof the second weekend in January in Indianapolis. The first IndyShoot and Bowhunting Expo, a three day indoor shoot and consumer show took place as scheduled and according to those that participated in the event it was quite a success. Two of the three competitive events featured trophy and money divisions, and the third event, a 4th Dimenson 3D pop-out shoot, featured cash prizes only. Cash awards were paid to the top eleven shooters in the 4D pop-outs and another eleven IBO Pro and Semi-Pro 3D shooters pocketed checks. In the 18

meter “Vegas” style shoot 59 archers took home checks — six of those were for 52,500.00! Almost 540,000.00 in prize money was paid out and numerous trophies were awarded. The 18 Meter “Vegas” style shoot featured Saunders target matts and Maple Leaf Press’ 3 spot faces. Delta 3Ds were in place for the IBO World Qualifier and stood out among the real evergreen trees brought in for aesthetic appeal. The 4D range used evergreen trees to hide the targets and delineate the shooting lanes and also featured Delta 3Ds. There were two practice areas, one up to 50 yards and used Dominion targets as arrow stoppers. Almost 700 shooters shot in one or more of the scheduled shoots, or tried their hand

IndyShoot 18 Meter Judges rest their feet while the next line of competitors shoot their three arrow end. (Photo by R. Campbell)

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Ann Rimmer, winner of the 3D Senior Female class at the IndyShoot, is flanked by event organizers Bob & Karen Stevens.

at the VAC video shooting system that was also available. Many bowhunters tried the 4D pop-outs or stuck a few arrows in stationary 3 Ds. Thanks to the efforts of many workers and our volunteers, the shooters and their guests had a grand time. Most of all thanks to the sponsors: Easton, 4th Dimension Systems, Delta, Maple Leaf Press and Dominion Targets. Work is progressing on IndyShoot & Bowhunting Expo ‘99. Please check the next issue of this magazine for further information or call 800-672-9022. Also watch our website www.indyshootout.com. A total of 506 archers/bowhunters competed in the competitive events. Another 183 shot either the Pop-Outs, 3D’s, or VAC video system for fun. 689 shooters altogether.

3D competitors at the first IndyShoot found that indoor range estimation was not necessarily easy. Targets were set out to fifty yards in this nIBO World Qualifier. (Photo by R. Campbell) THE U.S. and INTERNATIONAL ARCHER

INDY POP-OUTS - SIGHTS Name Scorc/x I. Mike Grant 384/14 2. Nick Bugner 382/16 3. Ken Shauger 379/10 4. Timothy Wilson 373/17 5. Thomas Crowe 373/10 6. Gail Alexander 369/9 7. Wesley Vansickle 369/14 8. Chris Blachura 364/15 INDY POP-OUTS - NO SIGHTS I. Bill Curbs 299/5 2, Butch Donley 284/6 3. Phil Crane 278/3 IBO 3D - SEMI PRO DIV1SON I Bobby Means 394/26 2 Randy Frye 394/24 3. Carl Losinger Jr. 394/23 4. Wesley Van Hom 394/20 5. Michael Shipley 394/16 6. Jay Freeland 392/26 7. Brian VanderZanden 392/25 IBO 3D - PRO DIVISION PMF I. Brian Nicely 279/7 PMR I. Thomas Crowe 400/29 2. Scott Anderson 398/29 PSR I. Larry Durham 392/23 IBO 3D BOWHUNTER TROPHY Cub 1. Allen Bergman 216/1 YMR 1. John Hedrick II 391/20 2 Clay Donaldson 365/13 YMF 1. J.D. Eggleston 339/5 FBO 1. Dawn Larson 388/17 2. Sue Bare 382/14 3. Dianna Beardsley 375/11 FBR 1. Linda White 356/8 FSR 1. Ann Rimmer 344/8 MBA 1. Chris Stachler 390/18 2 Paul Donahue 382/20 3. Steve GimpI 374/15 MBO 1. Dave Cousins 398/26 2. Dana Hammcrsley 396/20 3. Don Krietemcycr 394/25 MBR 1. Nick Bugner 390/21 2. Bryan Johnson 389/22 3. Jim Chamberlin 389/22

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Toward the Gold with Freddie Troncoso

Beyond the Basics archers alike. Once we thoroughly master the proper basics of shooting form for archery, then and only then can we begin to go “Beyond the Basics” in an effort to advance and improve. The secrets of champions are nothing more than finding your own way to high scores by trial and experimentation. This is what we mean when we make reference to going “Beyond the Basics”.

Author Freddie Troncoso INTRODUCTION No one will dispute the fact that the basic fundamentals of shooting play a very vital and important role in archcry. Although the sport of archery is one filled with a variety of types and divisions, it is absolutely essential that we leam and acquire the basic skills of form and the primary or preliminary steps of shooting a bow and arrow. Most aspiring archers are attracted to archery by the glamour and thrill of some of our sport's more advanced forms, but when they try shooting a bow without proper guidance in basic archery techniques, they soon become quickly disappointed, disenchanted and quit. I strongly recommend for all archers to review and go back to the basics of shooting once in a while for the purpose of making sure that their shooting is concretely based on the proper and preliminary steps of good shooting. Even those who have already advanced to more specialized and advanced skills need to go back to basics for the purpose of maintaining their skills. In the world and realm of musical perfection and performance, gifted pianists and other great artists constantly revert to the daily practice of scales and arpeggios for the purpose of maintaining their skills, speed and accuracy of musical execution. However, it is recommended that all primary learning in archery be learned under the watchful eyes of a qualified instructor or coach. If we leam correctly since the beginning, we as archers, will avoid developing serious faults in our shooting form that only serve to discourage the beginner and seasoned

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Trial and Experimentation If you have been in archery for any length of time, it is likely that you will eventually come to the conclusion that experimentation and tinkering play a very large and essential role in improving our shooting and achieving our goals. It is no wonder that archery champions spend countless hours experimenting with their shooting form and equipment in their quest for perfection and top awards. These champions constantly make adjustments, try new equipment, change arrows, try new tabs or releases and constantly practice in an effort to see what produces the tightest grouping and higher scoring. Yes, championship caliber archers all realize that it is absolutely necessary to go “Beyond the Basics" or stalemate and stay where they are. If we look around at any important tournament or notable archery competition, we will most likely notice that there are many diversified approaches to all good shooting by archers. The variations that stand out noticeably in the handicapped division are those where these special archers use the unique “teeth” method of releasing the bowstring. If it weren't for the tremendous power and marvelous creativity of the human mind, there would be no aluminum arrows, compound bows or any other helpful inventions that make and are responsible for the great scores of today. Yes, we are all shooting better scores than any of the founding forefathers of our great sport, but we must all realize that we didn't get to this new level without progress and without going "Beyond the Basics" and finding what works best for us. One of the most notable and important

pieces of improvement in equipment that has occurred in archery, is the advent sale and distribution of the simple “clicker” device by a great fellow archer and giant of the industry. This highly respected man did archery a tremendous favor when he came up with the indispensable “clicker” device. During the year 1962 or thereabouts, Earl Hoyt Jr. saw an opportunity to mass market and distribute the novel “clicker” device that saved the sport of archery and has made it possible for archers to conquer and overcome “target panic” and “freezing” off the target. “The clicker” overrides the involuntary urge to release that is built-into and exists in each and every living human being that walks on this earth. Without going “Beyond the Basics” and wishing to help other archers in desperate need, Mr. Hoyt may have kept this secret and advantage completely to himself- but thank goodness, he didn't!

The Compound Bow and The Release Almost simultaneously and during the year 1966, Holless W. Allen invented and patented the compound bow concept. At the same time, a sudden interest was generated in the release-aid segment of our sport when Glen KJaurens of New Mexico, introduced the “Six Gold” release. The combined features of the compound bow's weight reduction feature at full draw and archers wishing to improve their scores and arrow flight improvement features of release shooting led to the acceptance of the release. Recently, over the last two decades, many advancements and refinements have occurred to the compound bow. New cam designs and use of sophisticated materials are now permitting manufacturers to provide blazing arrow speeds and near maximum yield out of their compound bow designs. Release-aids of today are also safer, more positive, and are equipped with adjustable sensitivity levels to suit most any individual archer who desires to go “Beyond the Basics”. A perfect example of ingenuity and good thinking, is provided by the rumor that one of our great 3-D archers in the U.S. has evolved with a secret method of defeating

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the phenomenon of learning to know your release-aid too well. This archer is said to carry a belt pouch containing six same brand releases that are individually set to fire within a different time frame and sequence. When this archer gets ready to shoot, he carefully mixes and stirs the releases in his pouch and then proceeds to pull one out at random. Bear in mind that by doing so, the archer has no idea as to when or how fast or slow the release will go off. Accordingly, when he shoots, each and every shot will occur at a slightly different instant while providing the archer with the element of “complete surprise” each and every time. To me, this application reflects a true thinking archer who is going “Beyond the Basics” in an effort to stay ahead of his competitors.

The FITA Barebow Division Beyond any doubt, FITA Barebow has to be one of the toughest and most challenging divisions in archery competition bar none! Archers choosing and shooting in this division have to be super smart, extra analytical and super dedicated to their sport. These archers shoot without clickers, no sights and aren't allowed many of the fine accessories that are available to the Freestyle Division. Yes, they are allowed to walk the string and to use certain techniques that call for much thinking and experimentation. Some of these archers use shooting gloves for a better release and sometimes use only two fingers to draw and hold the bow at full draw. Many FITA Barebow artists have also devised unique and secretive methods for determining unknown distance to the target. You can almost bet your bottom dollar that the winning FITA Barebow shooters are going “Beyond the Basics” in an attempt to stay ahead of their competition. Author’s Note: Before we proceed with any of the following suggestions and experiments, I’d like to remind you that there is no substitute for proper “Basic” shooting form and technique. It is therefore, imperative for archers reading this article to have a thorough knowledge of proper equipment setup and selection, a good grasp of bow tuning techniques, and a good command and mastery of “Basic” shooting form and technique. If you meet all of the above and

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feel that you are shooting better than you are scoring, proceed with the following suggestions at your own discretion. However, always remember that if something works for you - use it. If it doesn’t, go back to what you were doing previously!

Pinching of the Arrow From experience, I can honestly declare that pinching the arrow accounts for far more misses than anyone is aware of. For years I have contended and declared that if we can not group well at close distances we will not and can not group well at the far distances. The laws of mathematics and physics team up to tell us that the margin of error increases down range while the energy of the arrow decreases as it travels down range. To satisfy my curiosity regarding the mentioned grouping phenomenon, I recently conducted a shooting experiment while standing at a distance 20 yards. To my dismay, I was bewildered by my lack of ability to shoot and maintain tight groups at this distance. No matter how hard I tried, my arrows were grouping within a 3” to 4” spread but no better. I immediately hit upon the idea to try using a separator tab of the Kant-Pinch type, in hopes of improving my groups. Stopping to think over this situation, I suddenly came up with an idea that would hopefully solve my problem. Since I didn’t have any spacer blocks or “Kant-Pinch” tabs around, I decided to use two “kisser” buttons in place of the two nock sets on my

The Release Hand Recently in the United States there has occurred a new interest in the application and use of the deep hook method of drawing and holding the bowstring. The concept and originator of the deep hook is Dave Keaggy Sr., who wrote and published his instructional booklet entitled “Power Archery” during the early sixties. The question is what works best, the deep hook or the more conventional method of holding the bowstring? In the previous issue of U.S. and International Archer Magazine, Lloyd Brown commented and stated the fact that the three top U.S. archers are still holding and releasing the string in the conventional manner. He also added that Justin Huish, Butch Johnson and Rod White all shoot with the third finger barely on the bowstring. So what works best? The answer is: Use whatever works best for you and whatever produces the best results!

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bowstring. Immediately my groups shrank down to a one to two inch diameter that led me to believe that I had found out what was causing the wide dispersal of my arrows. It may be wise for you to experiment with the “double kisser” button concept to see if this application works for you. You may also try shooting using the three-fingers under technique to see if this helps your groupings. One thing for certain is that it doesn't hurt to try!

Summary and Comparison Try the deep hook and shoot a few comparative ends noting and recording the size of your arrow groups and consistency. Secondly, try barely hooking the tips of your drawing hand barely on the string while relaxing and straightening out the back of the hand. Draw back with the draw hand as open as possible. Merely use the tips of the fingers as hooks and shoot for groups and consistency. What works best, “deep hook” or conventional relaxed hand? Let the results decide what is best for you! To be continued.... THE U.S. and INTERNATIONAL ARCHER

Professional Archery Technique: Medicine and the Competitive Archer by Kirk Ethridge 10 time national champion, 1993 World Indoor Champion, and Author of Professional Archery Technique

As a pharmacist, I am frequently consulted by archers concerned with their use of both prescription and over the counter (otc) medicines. The use of medicines for enhancement of archery performance has also become a frequent topic of quieter conversations. World championship events and team trials tournaments are usually “tested” events. (Urine drug screening) It is your responsibility to know whether or not the medicines you use are legal or considered a “banned substance.” Interestingly, some medicines are legal in one sport but not in another. The international governing body for any given sport determines what substances are illegal or banned. For FITA sanctioned events, urine drug screens arc performed on all medal winners and one randomly selected competitor in each shooting division. This knowledge is imperative for the archer considering competition in a drug tested tournament. I will try to cover a few of the most common unintentional mistakes that could ruin an otherwise enjoyable, or even a medal winning performance. OTC Medicine: Nearly everyone of us has at some time or other used an over the counter medicine. Excellent medicines are available to help us cope with colds, allergies, sore muscles, and traveler’s diarrhea. It is generally taken for granted that medicine we buy without prescription are safe and effective when taken as directed by the manufacturer. The problem for the archer is that some ingredients in these seemingly innocuous medicines contain “banned substances.” One of the most commonly used medicines, decongestants, are considered illegal. Pseudoephedrine is a commonly used decongestant that is on the banned substance list. In my opinion, this medicine will only act as a detriment to performance. (Pseudoephedrine is banned because of its potential for central nervous system stimulation. In other words it can give you a pepped up or more energized feeling.) These effects will help with endurance, but at the same time, nervous movement will negate any imagined benefit. A simple but effective alternative is to use a saline nasal spray. This is not as long acting as the tablet but does seem to help The main point is to know every ingredient in your favorite cold or allergy medicine. Do not be disqualified under the auspices of ignorance. Antihistamines are generally allowed. (These block the effects of irritants that cause cold and allergy type symptoms). Most otc antihistamines have anticholinergic side effects that are detrimental to archery performance. Benadryl (tm), diphenhydramine is an excellent example. This drug is legal but causes dry eyes and grogginess, or as the T.V. commercial describes “medicine head”. All of these side effects are detrimental to archery performance. There are prescription medicines such as Hismanal (tm), and MAY-JUNE 1998

Seldane (tm), just to mention a couple of the newer antihistamines, that have minimal negative efifects.ffhere are several other similar medicines available by prescription similar to the two mentioned here.) A visit to your family physician is invaluable for selection of the medicine correct for your situation. I believe one antihistime is banned because it has an anxiety reducing effect. (Vistaril is a prescription antihistamine used as a sleeping aid and for prevention of nausea that could be encountered.) Should you be using this medicine or any other for that matter, you should call the Olympic drug hotline for verification of its status.

Prescription Medicines: 1 would consider otc pain medicines as another medicine class frequently used by the general shooting public. The good news is that Tylenol, Advil, Aleve, Aspirin and other otc pain, anti inflammatory medicines are generally not on the banned substance list. You should verify medicinal contents for prescription medicines because of the common use of opioids. Tylenol #3, is commonly prescribed for migraine headaches, post-surgical or dental pain, and even pain associated with more severe strains and sprains. (Opioid containing preparations are generally considered as banned.) The fact that you have a prescription and need them does not matter to the governing body. They are actually looking out for the athletes best interest by considering these

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Anxiolytics: Anxiolytics are another commonly used medicine. (Medicines in this class are commonly referred to as nerve pills.) Most prescription sleeping aids are a form of anxiolytic drug in the benzodiazepine class. The most commonly prescribed medicine in this class is Valium (tm). The perceived benefit for the competing archer is the calming effect. It is no crime to need anxiolytics, its just not legal while competing in the shooting sports. Also, with the high incidence of insomnia, many use sleeping aids at one time or another in life. Just be sure that you have not taken any within at least 2 weeks prior to competition. (4-6 weeks would be safer and you should really call the drug company to find out how long these medicines are detectable on urine drug screens. Its better to be safe than sorry). The main thing to remember concerning medicine use and competition is to be educated. If you are on any type of medicine whether it be prescription or otc., call the Olympic Drug Hotline and verify the status of your medicine. Ignorance will not make up for the embarrassment (to say the least) of disqualification. Good Shooting, and take an archery lesson. Better yet, check out the New Master Coaching School program offered through the NFAA. This program was recently revised and promises to be better than ever!

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Identifying and Correcting Author’s Bio: Bernie Pellerite s past experience anti achievements include many archery champion-ships, pro staff shooter. pro shop owner and seminaispeaker. As a bowhunter, he’s had 10 animals in the top 10 of Safari Club International Bowhunting World Record Book. He's a leading technical writer and archery analyst published in many countries as well as many U.S. archery magazines. He is president of Robinhood Video Productions, the world's largest and most popular producer of instructional archery videos, which presently has 28 titles marketed into 34 countries He is also the inventor and sole distributor ofthe new "Bernies CAN'T PUNCH™" release, which eliminates punching and taiget panic. (See ad on page 203) As a professional coach he created the world famous NFAA Shooter’s School. aimed at intermediate to professional level archers, and also offers the NFAA Advanced Certified Instructor program as an option. Bernie and his wife, Jan, will be conducting these exciting shooter's schools which are also available on 6 video tapes (see ad on page 201). For more information, call Bernie or Jan at Robinhood Videos (352)237-7614 or fax (352)237-8775. This is the last installment of the 44 most common form flaws. In the first issue, we covered the most common flaws found in STANCE, ALIGNMENT, and THE BOW HAND GRIP. In the second issue we covered ANCHOR and the BOW ARM. Finally, we will cover both the FINGER RELEASE and the flaws associated with the MECHANICAL RELEASE. The assumption will be made that this is a righthanded archer. The opposite will be true for a left-hander.

FINGER RELEASE 27. Wrist bent/tense (string hand). If there are muscles used in the wrist or back of the hand as the archer draws to anchor, then as the fingers attempt to release the string, sideways torque is applied to the string, causing excessive string amplitude MAY-JUNE 1998

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and paradox. The wrist and the back of the hand should be completely relaxed, expanded, and in a straight line, in addition to being in-line with the forearm. Additionally, the wrist, back of the hand, forearm and elbow should be in direct line with the arrow. This will produce the least left-to-right paradox of the string and the most consistent groups. 28. Dead release. The archer tries to hold whatever ideal position he thinks he has, and then he consciously relaxes just the fingers in an effort to release while the sight is on the target. This unfortunately requires complete control of when the shot goes off and interrupts the aiming process. This leads to “dropping the string” or releasing the string at the exact moment of target acquisition. Because the conscious mind will always know when the fingers are about to “let-go”, anticipation and anxiety build up. Fear of missing then replaces aiming. Target panic, (freezing or snap-shooting) usually takes over completely. This is the equivalent of “punching the trigger” on a release. The dead release requires the impossible (if done without a clicker)... thinking of two thoughts at once... aiming and “let-go”. As opposed to a dynamic release, which has the hand coming straight back automatically (because of back tension) as it subconsciously loses control of (or “refuses to hold”) the string. 29. Hooks too shallow/cups string hand/lifts arrow off rest. Archers that try

to grip the string between the tip of the fingers and the first crease, do so in an effort to have a smoother release. However, the end result is often just the opposite. Because there is no pivot point in the fingers at this location on the fingers, the archer ends up having to cup their hand to maintain control of the string, thus utilizing the muscles and tendons of the fingers and back of the hand. Frequently, a direct result of this is the righthanded archer rolls the string counterclockwise as he or she starts to draw the bow, lifting the arrow with the middle finger, which causes the arrow to slip off the rest. When the hand is cupped, the middle joints and the knuckles of the fingers are not straight and relaxed, which can crowd the fingers around the nock, causing the arrow to be “pinched” off the rest. The remedy is to hook deeper, (in the first crease or midway between the first and second crease of the fingers) so the back of the hand can be straight... not cupped. Allow the middle finger to have some space below the nock, or use a “can’t pinch” type of tab with a spacer built in between the top of the middle finger and the index finger. When an archer comes to full draw, the “V” created by the string angle will naturally “pinch” the fingers together, so some space should be allowed before drawing, and/or a longer axle to axle bow (above 41 inches) should be used. 30. Plucks the string. Plucking the string is an exaggerated conscious effort to try and get the fingers out of the way of the

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“sight on the target”) at EXACTLY the major causes of low and/or low left arrows.) same time, as mentioned in #31. The human The cure for this is to follow through to brain cannot consciously think of two conclusion, (NOT follow through to things at a time. However, two thoughts can release). A conclusion can be: SEEING the be processed if one of them is on the arrow hit the target, HEAR the arrow hit subconscious level (the release) while the the target, or your hand comes back and other remains on the conscious level TOUCHES your shoulder. All these, and a (aiming). The way to cure this is on the number of others, happen after the arrow empty bale by developing a shot sequence is out of the bow. This will eliminate this so the program to set off the release, or type of movement of the bow before the release the string with the fingers, runs on arrow has cleared the rest and riser. its own (automatically), after being started 36. Heels the bow upon release. As the by the conscious mind (but without arrow is leaving the bow, the archer tries to conscious supervision). Then, all the “help” a low arrow into the target by putting conscious (thinking) mind has to do is sudden and inordinate pressure on the aim until the “program” finishes bottom portion of the grip with the heel of (subconsciously). the hand. This can cause high arrows and 33. Freezes off or on the target. again is a conscious effort to move the THE MECHANICAL RELEASE (Another form of target panic.) The archer arrow after it is too late. Obviously, the 31. Punches the trigger. Trigger too cannot move the sight into the middle of archer should relax the bow hand and let light/too stiff/too much travel. “Punching” the target. He freezes above, to the side or the bow shoot “through” the hand, (recoil the release is a form of target panic. If the more commonly, below the dot and has to forward toward the target) into the sling trigger is too light the archer is unable to jerk the sight into the center before being without trying to “help” it. wrap the index finger around the trigger and able to release. The second form is freezing 37. Pre-loaded torque - bow jumps start pulling with the elbow and back ON the target and the archer then cannot sideways. This is caused by incorrect hand muscles and therefore get an unanticipated release until the sight is moving away from position on the grip that thereby puts or surprise release. The same is true of a the middle. The way to cure this is on the rotational force (left or right) on the bow thumb release; the archer can not “get into empty bale and reprogram the shot riser. When the bow shoots, it will twist in the back muscles” before the release goes sequence, as above in #32. Then, do aiming the hand and will cause erratic arrows. A off. Most archers that shoot these kinds of drills (up close at first) so that the archer consistent hand position on the grip should releases “pump” the finger on the trigger reprograms his or her entire shot be found (and marked if necessary) so that orjust try to touch it at the moment the sight sequence, which eliminates the “freezing.” when the bow shoots, the bow leaves the is on the target. This frequently causes the 34. Snap-shoots - Doesn’t settle into hand STRAIGHT TOWARD THE mind to attempt to process two thoughts at the bullseye. (Another form of target TARGET. EXACTLY the same time, which the brain panic.) The archer cannot settle into anchor 38. Pulls bow right (right handed cannot handle. The end result is commonly and/or cannot let the sight settle into the archer). This can occur when the archer known as “flinching” or “punching”... also bullseye and remain there to aim for 3 to 4 has excessive string hand pressure when a form of target panic. The same is true if seconds before releasing. As soon as the trying to equalize the number of pounds at the trigger is too stiff. He or she must archer touches his/her anchor or the sight full draw. For example, if John Q Archer is CONSCIOUSLY jerk the trigger, which touches the dot, the string is released holding 24 pounds at full draw, he should takes the mind away from aiming, and again involuntarily. This is caused by the fear of have 12 pounds in the right hand and 12 you have two thoughts at the same time; missing and trying to think of two things at pounds in the left. If he pulled harder than trigger and aiming. If the trigger has too once (like #31, #32, and #33) and must be he is pushing with his bow hand, for much travel in it, the brain can detect the reprogrammed on an empty bale so the instance, 14 pounds in the right hand and movement, anticipate it, and therefore try conscious mind is occupied with aiming 10 pounds in the bow hand, upon release to control it. The conscious mind should only, not releasing while the subconscious the bow will pull to the right. NOTE: be completely immersed in aiming while mind runs the “let-go” program. Collapsing (see #43) can also cause the bow the subconscious mind should be running AUTHOR’S NOTE: The real reason target to pull right upon explosion. the pre-programmed release sequence. panic is so widespread (see #31 through 39. Pushes bow left (right handed What happens when the archer “punches” #34) is that most archers are over- archer). As in #38, this is when the archer the release is that the conscious mind tries analytical, risk taker, and/or control type pushes harder with the bow hand than with to monitor both the movement of the finger personalities and won't trust the his string hand. Example: 14 pounds with on the trigger and sight on the target at the subconscious to run the “let-go "program the bow hand and 10 pounds with the string same time. The end result is an addictive without constantly meddling, monitoring hand. For both of these form flaws, the and compulsive attempt to control the and/or controlling of the conscious mind. archer should practice equalizing the millisecond of the release. 35. Drops the bow arm (Quits on the pressure in both hands or holding statically 32. Flinches. (A form of target panic) shot). In an effort to see where the arrow is with the bow hand and pulling only with This is the end result of two conscious flying or where it hits the target, the archer the string hand (once he is at full draw). thoughts (usually “trigger the release” and drops his bow arm prematurely. (One of the NOTE: If the bow arm is fully extended string, as opposed to a continuous pulling motion until the archer simply “loses control.” This happens subconsciously and the hand flies back naturally, in line with the arrow, usually touching the drawing shoulder, which is the conclusion to the follow through. When “plucking the string”, the archer does not use back tension and/or does not have the back of the hand, wrist, and forearm relaxed and expanded and the elbow in line with the arrow. The “pluck" happens when the fingers come out away from the face, causing string amplitude and side to side paradox. The fingers should be kept close to or in contact with the face, all the way back to the draw shoulder (if possible).

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(the draw is too long), this will also cause the bow to “jump” to the left. 40. Over-holds (9-15 seconds). Releases while shaking. This is typical in better shooters because this is an effort to escape “letting the bow down” or “over aim”. The archer simply says to himself, “I’ll just hold longer until the sight picture looks better.” Unfortunately, this usually violates the archer’s personal “comfort zone.” The comfort zone is the physical “window of opportunity” that each archer has to shoot at his optimum steadiness, usually about 6 to 8 seconds at full draw. Normally, when an archer goes past this time frame, the muscles will start to fatigue and the archer will start to shake. A correct shot sequence should have a definite timed rhythm. Practice timing your release so it falls within your own comfort zone, or let down if your “time is up!” 41. Peaking - Pops head up. As in #35. this usually goes hand in hand with dropping the bow arm. Frequently, the archer simultaneously pops his head up and drops the bow arm. Peaking is the effort to see the arrow in flight and will cause low arrows. The cure for this is to follow through to conclusion, (NOT follow through to release). Practice keeping the bow arm up and the head in the same position until you SEE the arrow hit the target, HEAR the arrow hit the target, or your hand has come back and TOUCHES your shoulder. These are all popular “conclusions.” 42. Creeping. Creeping is losing tension at the full draw. The arrow starts moving slowly forward on the rest because the archer has lost tension either in the back muscles or the bow arm side. This is solved by a conscious effort to maintain back tension and/ or using draw stops, a clicker or visually checking the arrow on the rest to make sure the archer maintains the exact same draw length through the shot. This must be practiced until it is absorbed to the subconscious level. 43. Collapsing. Collapsing is usually done upon release with the bow arm “giving up” (relaxing prematurely), and/or the release hand going forward with the string, upon release. As in #42, a conscious effort must be made to maintain back tension, or use draw stops or a clicker. This also must be practiced until it is absorbed subconsciously. 44. Doesn’t let down. This is very common in most archers and usually separates the champions from the near champions. Most good tournament archers will let down about 1 out of 5 times under normal circumstances. Not letting down is a “control” problem. Most archers don’t want to admit that they ever need to start over. You need to train yourself that if ANYTHING feels wrong with the shot, if ANYTHING enters your mind besides, aiming, you should let down. AUTHOR'SNOTE-. Isn’t it a little arrogant for most of us that refuse to let down to think we “do it better” than Terry Ragsdale, Randy Ulmer, or Butch Johnson? These guys all let down a lot! Are we better at this than them? Champions don’t gamble ... they don’t take any chances. That’s one of the reasons why they are champions. I’m sure there are many more form flaws that you and I could come up with, but these are the most common ones I’ve come across in most archers. Hopefully these will help you recognize and eventually eliminate them in your own shooting form and those archers you may teach. If you believe “Practice makes perfect," then, if you’ve been practicing some of the above flaws long enough, you’ve probably got them down perfectly wrong! So remember, practice doesn’t make perfect ...perfectpractice makes perfect! MAY-JUNE 1998

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Bill Wadsworth Inducted into Archery Hall of Fame

AMO’S Pat Wiseman-Snider Promoted to Director of Member Services Rick McKinney William “Bill”Wadsworth Columbus, OH — William “Bill" Wadsworth was posthumously inducted into The Archery Hall of Fame at the AMO Archery Show. Wadsworth became the 45th member of the archery fraternity to be inducted since the Hall's founding in 1971 Bill Wadsworth started the Bowhunter Education Program because he believed that the future of bowhunting depended upon effective education. He dedicated countless hours of his time to the development of the program. Bill traveled thousands of miles each year teaching courses and giving seminars. Between 750,000 and 1,000,000 bowhunters have been touched by this program. He is remembered in the history of bowhunting as a person who gave abundantly of himself for the perpetuation of our sport. His love for the program and the unselfish giving of his time inspired the many volunteers who presently administer this program in every state, the Provinces of Canada and a growing number of other countries. During his career, Bill received the Pope & Young Conservation Award in 1975, was given the Gladney Davidson Memorial Award in 1985 by the North American Association of Hunter Safety Coordinators and was inducted into the North American Hunter Education Association's Hall of Fame in 1986. Wadsworth was presented for induction by Dr. Dave Samuel, Chairman of the Conservation Committee of Pope & Young and Bob Anderson, Executive Director of the National Bowhunter Education Foundation. Bobbie Wadsworth, Bill's widow, accepted his induction plaque with the warmth and dignity that Bill brought to archery and bowhunting. For information contact Donald Clark, The Archery Hall of Fame, Inc., 1555 S. 150 W., Dept. USA, Angola, IN 46703. Phone (219)6651604, Fax (219)665-8224.

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ELK GROVE, CA — Effective March 1,1998 Carbon Tech, a manufacturer and distributor of carbon arrow shafts and components, will be adding Rick McKinney to their team as their new Vice President of Marketing and Sales. McKinney will be handling Carbon Tech's Marketing, Sales, Promotions and assisting in Product Design. McKinney comes to Carbon Tech with over 34 years of archery experience, both on the business side as well as an international competitor. McKinney has operated his own international consulting business, SRM International Visions, for the past 14 years, in which time, he has consulted for several top archery manufacturers in the United States and internationally, including Easton, Hoyt, Angel (Japan) and Beiter (Germany). McKinney, who has touched about every facet of the sport of archery, spent 10 years working in his family’s pro archery lanes, written two archery books, served on the United States Olympic Committee's Executive Board and represented the National Archery Association of the United States as their fund raiser in which time he generated over $1 million dollars for the organization. McKinney is also the publisher of the newly formed and widely accepted Archery Focus Magazine and is currently finishing his Master’s degree in Business Administration. In addition to his business background, McKinney is one of the most decorated archers in United States history. Attending four Olympics capturing two silver medals, accumulating 16 world championship medals including three individual world titles and winning 26 National Championship titles. McKinney has also set several world records during his twenty years in elite international competition. “With Rick’s knowledge and experience we expect to be a major contender in the carbon arrow business," states Tony Ingoglia Jr., President of Carbon Tech. “Rick will not only help us bring our products and sales to the next level, but with his global experience we are looking forward to growing internationally as quick as we have grown nationally." “I am thrilled to be a part of a new company that has the drive, excitement and enthusiasm that Carbon Tech has," states McKinney. "They have a lot of really good ideas and I am looking

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AMO President Dick Lattimer has announced the promotion of Pat Wiseman-Snider to the new position of Director of Member Services for the 44-year-old archery trade association. For the past seven years she has served as Office Manager Pat first started working in the archery industry in 1959 during her summer in high school and went to work full-time for Bear Archery in Grayling, Michigan in 1968. It was then that she and Lattimer first started working together. Together they ran the Bear In-House Advertising Agency and The Fred Bear Sports Club for over 17 years. In 1991 when Lattimer took over the AMO office and moved it to Gainesville, Florida from North Palm Beach he convinced Pat to join him in helping to build the industry trade association, much as the two of them had done in the 1970's for the American Archery Council. Since 1991 she has played a vital role in helping to triple the AMO membership to its current size of 526 members. She also assisted Lattimer in the development and successful management of the “Save Our Heritage" program, and was a partner in the start-up of the AMO Archery Trade Show In announcing the promotion Lattimer said, "Pat's friends in the industry number in the hundreds, and she has single-handedly played a part in helping many of them get started in our industry and in becoming successful. I'm pleased that we are able to recognize her value to our trade organization.” Contact AMO, 4131 NW 28th Ln. Ste. 7, Dept. USA, Gainesville, FL 32606. Phone (352)377-8262, Fax (352)375-3961.

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NFAA Master Coach School There will be a NFAA Master Coach School held at the Tackle Shack in Troy,

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New Incognito “Duffel Bag” from Americase Americase, a manufacturer of airline quality carrying cases for guns, archery, and other equipment, has introduced a new product for 1998. It is the Incognito, a one-bag, no-hassle travel concept. The Incognito is a “duffel bag" on wheels. Using either the consumer’s present case or the new AmeriLite Companion case, the heavy duty, but easy to handle bag totally disguises the presence of a gun case. The lower compartment of the 1000 denier Cordura bag houses any case up to 38" x 14" x 6 1/2", and has a tough floor plate of 3/16" ABS plastic with foam padding for additional protection. The upper compartment can carry a variety of different things from clothing to accessories. Heavy-duty wheels set in metal housings make this bag extremely durable. For more information contact Americase at 1-800-9722737 or (972)937-3629. Or write them at Americase, P.O. Box 271, Dept. USA, Waxahachie, TX 75168. On the Internet at http:Wwww.americase.com.

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New Center Serving from BCY

Here’s the market situation: Archers and bow manufacturers currently have the following alternatives. • Monofilament center serving — the traditional material with a good release but limited durability and when it breaks, it breaks! • Braided Fast Flight® — Extremely durable but very expensive and prone to slip. • Braided Polygrip — Economical, grips well, but not as durable as braided Fast Flight®. • No. 62 Braid — This new product is available in .018,020 and .025 inch diameters. It solves the problem. It is durable, it grips, and it is reasonably priced. BCY has taken the durability of Spectra and the stability of high tenacity polyester and braided them together in a unique way which allows the Spectra to ride on the outside and give the necessary durability, and the polyester on the inside, gripping the bow string. The result is No. 62 Braided Poly Spectra Center Serving. Quotes Ray Browne of BCY, “This is something the industry has been in search of for a long time." For information contact BCY, Inc., Fibers Division, P.O. Box 466, Dept. USA, S. Lyme, CT 06376. Phone (860)434-3126, Fax (860)434-0492.

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The Savage Pendulum Sight is new for 199S. It is available with numerous, shooter-choice options such as a variety ofpins and mounting systems and an optional sight light.

Oak Grove, LA — Bowhunters who hunt from elevated treestands will have experienced the frustration of shooting with fixed pin sights and the difficulty of proper distance estimation and triangulation from various heights from their prey on the ground and they will consequently want to try the Savage Pendulum Sight as soon as possible. If it is possible to say that a sight has been perfected, the new for '98 Savage Pendulum Sight is about as close as possible with the materials currently available. “We have engineered the quietest, most accurate treestand sight ever," says Savage Systems' Huey Savage. “Sight our pendulum in on the ground at 20 yards and you are set to shoot any distance ... from almost underneath your tree to more than 30 yards without having to compensate for the height of your stand. It is noiseless, compact and very durable. By locking the pendulum into place with the easy-twist lock nut on top, it doubles as a fixed pin or ground sight." The Savage Pendulum is available with multiple shooter options. Five pin styles are available: a Tritium Low Light Pin, a fluorescent (red or green) fiber optic pin, brass pm, .026 diameter wire pin or a micro-adjust standard pin. In addition, the sight mounts to a bow with either a bracket or a standard dovetail, your choice. The sight is also drilled and tapped for an optional Savage Night Sun Sight Light. For additional information contact Savage Systems, Inc., P.O. Box 1589, Dept. USA, Oak Grove, LA 71263. Phone (318)428-7733, Fax (318)428-7030. Internet www.archerymall.com

Tru-Flite Pro Series Arrows Offer the Ultimate in Consistency

True Flight Arrow Co., Inc. is proud to introduce unequaled quality arrows exclusively for the archery pro shop — Tru-Flite Pro Series arrows. Tru-Flite has taken the world’s best arrows and made them even better, refining industry standards up to 700 percent to meet the exacting demands of today's bowhunters and competitive

archers. Tru-Flite Pro Series arrows maintain a maximum weight variance within an incredible one grain. The cock vane is perfectly aligned with the exact high spine point of the arrow to further assure consistency. Simply, the new TruFlite Pro Series Arrows are the best-matched, most tolerance-specific arrows available today. While Easton® does a tremendous job of maintaining shaft tolerances, weight variations of as much as 5 to 7 grains can exist among 29" arrow shafts. In addition, shaft spine circumference measurements can vary slightly. Tru-Flite Pro Series Arrows are “grain weight matched" to provide tighter groups and overall shooting improvement. Consistency is further enhanced by identifying and utilizing the high spine point of the arrow. When you combine these features with the accurate, computercontrolled Tru-Fletch system, the result is an arrow of unequaled performance. Tighter arrow groups and improved broadhead flight are sure to make the Tru-Flite Pro Series Arrows the choice for the demanding archer and bowhunter. For more information on the Tru-Flite Pro Series Arrows contact True Flight Arrow Co., Inc., P.O. Box 476, Dept. USA, Monticello, IN 47960. Phone (219)583-5131, Fax (219)5839271. Email arrows@pwrtc.com. Internet www.tru-flite.com.

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Meet Tom Burns. He's a traditional archer from Partridge, Kansas and he's setting the STARS on fire. He first heard of STARS at the Tulsa NFAA indoor Nationals and even made a couple of bucks. He was intrigued by the overall game concept that rewarded shooters of all skill levels. So Tom made plans to attend next STARS tournament he could.

The Sportsman's Quest in Oklahoma City was his goal. He had never shot his recurve outdoors in a 3-D competition before. Tom says traditional shooters are like wild cards. "You never know how they're going to score. I can shoot great one day and like a beginner the next. But I didn't have to win the 3D shoot, just shoot well...and sign up a lot. That's the real secret, signing up." Although a relative stranger at major 3-D tournaments, Tom found that many of the well known archers were glad to pair up with him in STARS games because they needed a Rank 2 shooter to play the lower rank games. This was a chance for a traditional shooter to make a difference.

And what a difference! Burns toe home over $900 from this one tournament alone. "Now the pros need shooters like me. They need to involve novice and tradtiona shooters if they want to play all the games. Remember, the 9 and 11 games pay the same amount as the 15 and Open games, so everybody wins." Does Tom have any advice to share? "I set aside $200 just to enter STARS. I played a lot and spread my entries in as man’ different ranked games as possible. Winning is fun but even better is being part of the action with all these different archers.”

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Golden Key® Calms the Shot with New ECO Stabilizer™

Known around the world for designing and manufacturing some of the finest archery accessories available anywhere, Golden Key recently introduced the newest

design in Stabilizers with their new ECO Stabilizer. The ECO Stabilizer is the first ever to feature an internal, silica filled chamber for optimal vibration, noise and shock reduction. This special design also suppresses and stabilizes the multi directional oscillation of the bow during the shot to enhance both speed and accuracy. Unlike hydraulic stabilizers, the ECO Stabilizer is unaffected by weather extremes so it works consistently well in the most diverse conditions so often encountered by the bowhunter.

The ECO Stabilizer is lightweight, aerodynamically designed and features a machined aluminum housing with threaded end cap for adding weight. It is nontoxic, no-leak and also is the lowest priced vibration reduction Stabilizer available. May be ordered in 3 popular sizes in black and camo. For more information see your Golden Key dealer/distributor/retail outlet or send S2.00 for catalog to: Golden Key-Futura, Inc., P.O. Box 1446, Dept. USA, Montrose, CO 81402-1446. Phone (970)249-6700, Fax (970)249-4108. Visit us on the Internet at www.gkfarchery.com.

Sight Master Now in Mossy Oak “Break-Up” Camouflage

Sight Master known for its high quality line of innovative, accurate bow sights recently announced it was offering their entire line of bow sights (now available) in the Mossy Oak “Break-Up” Camouflage pattern.

Bob Closson, Sight Master President and inventor of the “One Touch - One Sight" bow sight design stated, “At Sight Master we are always looking for new and exciting ways to give our loyal customers more value for their money. In addition, we continually strive to improve our line in ways our customers have requested. By offering our complete line of sights and the Touch Master accessory with this popular camo pattern, we will have accomplished both of these goals.” Sight Master was the originator of the “One Touch - One Sight” bow sight that allows the archer to adjust a single aperture to adapt to a desired yardage. This design

eliminated the need for multiple sight pins commonly used for bowhunting and the time consuming Micro adjusts normally found on target sights. While copies have been made, Sight Master holds the original patent for this design that has helped thousands of archers shoot with greater ease, accuracy and reliability. For more information see your local Pro Shop or for color catalog, contact Sight Master, Inc., 1093 Highway 12 East, Dept. USA, Townsend, MT 59644. Phone (406)266-5516. Visit us on the Internet at www.Bowhunting.Net.

TRUGLO® Introduces Bright New “Range Rover” Bow Sight

When one thinks of TRUGLO the words that naturally come to mind are Fiber Optics, quality, Fiber Optics, precision and Fiber Optics. So when TRUGLO President Paul LaRocco decided to extend his line of archery bow sights one just knew it would be a precision design with quality materials and the best Fiber Optics available today. The new RANGE ROVER Bow Sight

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The Lockjaw release aid from Carter Enterprises is one of the hottest new archery products of 1998. Designed for precision shooting in the field and on the 3-D range, the Lockjaw is an alternative to the caliper. Its reverse-closed jaw design allows you to line up your pins straight with your arrow shaft for optimum arrow flight. “For a wrist strap style release, it's got the best trigger I've ever used," said Dee Wilde, 1997 World Indoor and Outdoor Champion. “Being a dealer, I get to play with everybody's release. The Lockjaw has a good firm trigger with no movement. Most releases have movement in the trigger." Designer Jerry Carter, president of Carter Enterprises, said the reverse closed jaw of the Lockjaw is the same he uses on the internationally acclaimed BK Target release aid. “You won't have to wonder where your left and right misses are coming from,” he says, “because there won't by any." Additional Lockjaw features: • Adjustable travel • Light trigger touch • Automatic clip-on • Multifunctional; use for 3-D, target and hunting • Very fast on the string • Stainless roller and trigger • Vista adjustable wrist strap • Thumb safety For more information on the Lockjaw or other Carter Enterprises products, contact:

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Carbon Impact Unveils New Line of Stabilizers

Carbon Impact, out of Traverse City, Michigan, has introduced a new line of carbon stabilizers to compliment its fine line of carbon arrow shafts for target, 3-D, and big game hunting. The Carbon Stabilizer System features five lines: Procomp, 5/8 inch diameter carbon wands and V-Bars for compound and recurve target archers; Carbon Hydraulics, 1-inch diameter carbon stabilizers for compound target archers and bowhunters; Four Rods Carbon, 31-inch stabilizers with two sliding weights and a choice of a v-bar; Three Rods Carbon, 31-inch for target and 5-inch for hunting; Ultralight Carbon, an economical stabilizer for lightweight shooters. “All the Carbon Impact stabilizers feature the exclusive Guip process we use in our arrows," said president Pierre Pujos. The wrapped fibers provide maximum strength with less weight than standard carbon or aluminum-tube stabilizers. Hunterswill prefer the Carbon Hydraulics line of stabilizers. The leak-free Carbon Hydraulic allows you to remove the end caps by

unscrewing the Allen (with the enclosed Allen Wrench) and add weight. “The weights are one ounce each," said Pujos. “You can add as much weight as you need," he said, adding that the system has been tested successfully in extreme weather conditions. Target shooters will be delighted with Carbon Impact’s Procomp stabilizers which were designed by French Olympic target archers. You have a choice of 26-, 28- and 30-inch long stabilizers. All come with hard polished flat weights and end caps. Add the universal V-bar and you can tune your bow like the pros! Why go carbon? “With bows being lighter, they do not require as much as weight to stabilize," Pujos said. “With carbon, you can reduce the weight of your overall setup." Pujos said by reducing the vibration of the bow, you can get tighter groups. For hunting, less vibration means less noise. Ultimately you want your stabilizer to reduce noise, tighten your arrow groups and balance your bow vertically and horizontally. By accomplishing this, "You will increase performance and accuracy of the bow," Pujos said.

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Carbon Impact has unveiled an innovative internal nocking system for carbon arrows called Rotonock Insert System. The R.I.S. is an incredibly clean and sleek system that is designed to emphasize the lightweight Carbon Impact Ultrafast graphite shafts. The R.I.S. is a flush, press-fit nock that eliminates contact between nock and arrow rest. The result? Absolutely no interference and a clean shot arrow after arrow.

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Golden Eagle’s New Splitfire 1™ Fast Single Cam Bow

When single-cam bows first hit the archery scene they were considerably slower than comparable two-cam bows. That's not the case today. Golden Eagle’s new SplitFire 1 ™ is the perfect example. Not only is it fast compared to other single-cam bows, it's even fast compared to most twocam bows! If you’re looking for a hard-hitting bow with all the tuning advantages of a single-cam, the SplitFire 1 ™ is your perfect hunting and 3-D companion. At the heart of the SplitFire 1 is a machined titanium/ aluminum riser with the industry's most revolutionary grip. Instead of perfectly vertical, like other grips, the Natural Grip™ is angled 15 degrees to work with the natural contour of your body. Your hand, wrist and forearm automatically find the perfect position for accurate shooting, with torquefree aiming and a rock-steady follow-through. Golden Eagle's aggressive new OneCam™ stores the energy required to blast arrows at IBO speeds exceeding 300 feet per second! But, this bow is more than just fast; it has a number of features that also make it easy to shoot. The bow's brace height is a full 7 inches — very “user friendly" for every level of archer. The OneCam also creates 75% let-off, so you’ll be able to hold the SplitFire 1 steady as you aim, even if you have to wait for your quarry to take that one last step. Finally, Golden Eagle's all-new Xact DrawStop™ rounds out the bow’s features, giving this cam a positive, rock-solid wall at full draw. Golden Eagle’s OneCam is modular, giving the SplitFire 1 a draw length adjustment range from 28 to 31 inches, with additional elements available for 27 inch and 32 inch draw lengths. Due to it's lightweight riser and split AirFlex limbs, you won’t mind carrying the bow up and down mountains or into remote tree stand locations. The bow’s overall weight is just 3 1/2 lbs.. And it's 37 inch axle-toaxle length makes it very maneuverable. The SplitFire 1 puts Golden Eagle on the cutting edge of bow design. Its new OneCam makes the bow fast but its many other features make it one of 1998's most shootable. Golden Eagle/Satellite Archery manufactures the industry's most accurate bows, broadheads, arrow components and accessories for today’s discriminating archer. Contact Marilyn Bentz, Golden Eagle/Satellite Archery, L.L.C., 1733 Gunn Hwy, Dept. USA, Odessa, FL 33556. Phone (813)920-5407, Fax (813)920-0726.

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The New Rhino Release from Scott Archery From the originator of the first commercially produced caliper style release comes another first. The Rhino is the first mechanical release aid designed specifically for use with string release loops which have become increasingly popular to eliminate critical pinching and string twisting — particularly on short axle-to-axle speed bows. This aluminum and heat-treated steel construction release lives up to its rugged namesake to handle today's heaviest hunting bows. The fully adjustable Rhino features a rotating pivot block and is available in several anodized colors. The Rhino is also available in all strap styles or grip. For more information on the Rhino and the complete line of releases and accessories, contact: Scott Archery Manufacturing, Inc., 101 Tug Branch Rd., Dept. USA, Clay City, KY 40312 Phone (606)663-2734, Fax (606)663-4615 Internet wivw.scottarchery.com. Email: scotarch@mis.net

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“Chappy Boss” Named after IBO world record holder Randy Chappell

The new Chappy Boss is proving to be the release-of-choice for the best shooters in the world. According to Randy Chappell, the release's namesake, “It's the best, that’s why I have my name on it..."

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One reason for Chappy Boss’ instant popularity is its adjustability. Pete Works, who won the 1997 IBO World Championship, says, “With other releases you have to adjust to the release. With the Chappy Boss, the release adjusts to you." Chappy Boss features a quickly adjustable head alignment that eliminates rope twist — simply rotate the head at the anchor point and secure. Its ergonomic design incorporates a narrow release head for greater comfort and a four-finger handle that allows shooters to pull more draw weight. The sensitivity of this release adjusts down to just one ounce and will not load up, thanks to a gun-like cocking hammer bar and specially designed non-moving trigger that does not move, even after the shot (a remarkable sensation)! Trigger placement, like the head, is fully adjustable. Chappy Boss accommodates all four T.R.U. Ball Heads: Standard Caliper, Single Ball, Double Ball or Talon Rope. It also features a hardened/ electroless nickel-plated roller sear that eliminates wear and is guaranteed for life. For more information contact T.R.U. Ball, Tomorrow’s Resources Unlimited, Inc., P.O. Box 11529, Dept. USA. Lynchburg, VA 24506. Phone (804)929-2800.

Innovative new T.R.U. Speed Loop eliminates nock pinch for improved accuracy

Typical bowstring/nock-point combinations result in a pinching angle at the nocking point. This pinching can result in a loss of accuracy. The new T.R.U. Speed Loop eliminates nock pinch by providing a “flat" nock point on every shot. The super-stiff aircraft aluminum Speed Loop mounts to the string and literally cradles the arrow within its structure. In addition to improving accuracy, this prevents arrows from inadvertently becoming unnocked. A tough, light, quiet rope loop installs on either side of the Speed Loop, thereby ensuring the shooter's release is always directly behind the arrow. When it comes time to replace the rope loop, it does not affect the Speed Loop, nocking point or accuracy consistency.

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Browning Archery 6343 N. Cottonwood Canyon Rd. • Morgan, UT 84050 • Phone (801)876-2751

“Fire in the Hole” Says It All for Browning® “Backdraft”™!

Browning® Turns Up the Volume with New “Blood

Don Vallee, VP/Division Manager, Browning Archery, “Anyone who has ever met Ted Nugent will agree his energy and raw enthusiasm are unique. It was only natural that the bow he would want to take into the woods would reflect this power. The Blood Brother is a great bow, fast, forgiving and aesthetically pleasing. It is not your everyday, run of the mill bow any more than Ted is just your everyday, run of the mill guitar player."

Browning® Illuminator Fiber Optic Bow Sight on Target!

It just doesn't get much better than this. Take one, hot shooting, hot selling bow, the Brown ing Backdraft, tack on a precision machined riser, add in 4 hand laid, TechForce Split Limbs, Browning’s unique sound dampening AccuVent Limb Pockets and then string it all up to Browning’s hot new OmniBurner Cam and you have a single cam bow that truly lives up to its name. Don Vallee, VP/Division Manager, Browning Archery had this to say about the upgraded Backdraft. “The Backdraft as incredibly popular last year but when we looked at the total line and added the new items such as the OmniBurner Cam, we just could not stop there. The Backdraft is an improved bow in every sense of the word. We know archers everywhere who are looking for a quality made, smooth drawing, fast shooting bow for hunting or 3-D are going to love this bow." The Backdraft is available now at your local Browning dealer in “Apparition" Realtree, Royal Blue, Metallic Red and Pearl in various draw lengths and weights.

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The ad says ... The “Blood Brother is just another bow like Ted Nugent is just another gui tar player." You don’t really need to go much farther. The new Blood Brother bow, the col laboration between archery's fastest rising star and music's most dynamic, enduring super nova, is everything you would expect. Smooth Shoot ing — Power Archery. That's exactly what everyone wanted, Ted and Browning Archery just delivered it. The Blood Brother, like its meaning, is the “joining together of kindred spirits." It is the spiritual and physical joining together as one, the highest tech and the purist tradition. It has a natural feel and look with its graceful recurve limbs and sculptured, machined riser. It looks like it belongs with you as you become one with the woods. It is a smooth, forgiving bow to shoot due, in part, to its very special, 16" Laminated Recurve Limbs, 41" axle to axle length and 65% letoff Heat Cams. It is also a fast shooting bow due to those same, lightweight Heat Cams and the recurve limbs that store more energy for a faster shot. Throw in the tunable S-4 Synthetic Yoke which equalizes limb tip load, reduces noise and aids in easy cam timing and it’s easy to see why this is the bow Ted built and the bow he hunts with.

Browning Archery, aggressive, bold, decisive. Being “On Target” has been pretty much the normal way of doing business for this farsighted company. Their new Illuminator Fiber Optic Bowsight is just one more example of what happens when a company really listens to what its customers are saying. Fiber Optics have literally taken the sport by storm with their improved, light gathering ability and high durability. Browning has taken the best these new fibers have to offer and combined them with a tough, futuristic looking, composite body and pin guard with large, light gathering area for ever greater pin visibility. The Illuminator features four fiber optic sight pins that gather available light to produce a bright, easy to see aiming point, valuable in all light conditions but especially so in low light. The Illuminator also features both individual and mass elevation adjustments and mass windage adjustment for pinpoint sighting. For 3-D or hunting, the new Illuminator combines the best modern archery has to offer. Here is a nice looking, super rugged sight with necessary adjustments and high visibility sight pins for the most accurate shot possible.

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"Thanks, Browning. It's been another great year." Randy Ulmer Browning Pro-Staff 1996, 1997 NABH World Champion

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In fact, over the past two years, he has won 8 of the 14 major titles awarded in 3-D Archery'. Needless to say, he'll keep shooting his Browning in 1998.

And you? What could you do this year with a Browning? For a free catalog, see your Browning dealer or write Browning,

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