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Foley’s very first tournament of this sort was a tremendous success for us, and for them. Staley said, “We’re thrilled to have ASA back here for an extended run of their Pro/Am event.

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(Foley Sports Tourism Director) Don Staley and (Graham Creek Preserve Manager) Leslie Gahagan are the most professional and prepared on- site managers we’ve ever dealt with.” ASA President Mike Tyrell said during the event, “This is the best tournament we’ve ever had. By the weekend, it was apparent that both the organizers and participants loved the experience in Foley and would be interested in making the venue an annual Pro/Am tour stop.

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It was evident early on that registration for the Graham Creek event may push ASA’s all- time record. Many competitors wanted a few days before the tournament to check out the archery ranges and the park setup. Tournament officials, event sponsors, vendors and participants began arriving early that week. The four-day ASA tournament in Foley took place Feb. The Foley Sports Tourism Complex is set to officially open over Memorial Day weekend with a major youth soccer tournament. Tournament planners and co-hosts were Foley Sports Tourism, whose mega-facility tournament complex of outdoor sports fields is located a short distance up Foley Beach Express from Graham Creek Preserve. Visitors were on hand from at least 30 U.S. The woodland venue at the City of Foley’s Graham Creek Nature Preserve drew the largest field of competitors in ASA’s records, attracting 1,927 registered archery shooters. All data will be made public for viewing.ASA is the national Archery Shooters Association, which stages an annual tour of six major tournaments across the country. At the end of the week, there will be a ranking made for that specific target and the top scorers will be named. Record your scores as many times as you like until the end of the week at (see score submission below). Please see below to determine your ASA Category for this event: ASA Categoryįor more information on the ASA Categories, please see the following links:

The following is a visual of the ASA style target:ĪSA and Archery Canada categories do differ. Some weeks may feature alternate targets with specific challenges, and the rules for those targets will be included when the target is released. Scoring will be based on one arrow per target. The 14 ring will count for scoring, but is optional to shoot. For these shoots, only the bottom 12 ring will be in play. Targets for the week will be posted each Monday under Competition Targets (below), and in the Archery Canada ASA Challenge Facebook page.įor most weeks of the ASA Challenge, each target will consist of four (4) ASA scoring zones. Zone 1 (8 points), Zone 2 (10 points), Zone 3 (12 points) and Zone 4 (14 points). Outside of the scoring zone is considered a miss and is zero points. Print off the target face (See Competition Targets below) or make your own.

We will record the results of 10 arrows over distances of up to 5, 10 and 20 yards. Archery Canada members will be the only ones eligible for any prizes awarded in this event (please see section below). As they may change throughout the duration of this competition, all archers should be aware of the changing guidelines.Īny interested archer is invited to participate with any bow style at any (safe) distance. You should continue to follow the advice of your Provincial Government with regards to the COVID-19 regulations at the time of the shoot. 7 2020įrom start to finish, each archer’s main priority should be on safety! That means not endangering yourself or anybody else when participating in this archery event. Participating archers may shoot the specific weekly target as many times as they choose throughout the week to practice or improve on your score, but only one of those scores can officially be submitted.ĭATES: The ASA Challenge will run, starting Oct. If archers participate over all 8 weeks, their names will be automatically entered for a Grand Prize Draw. Participants that are Archery Canada members will be eligible for weekly prize draws. Any archer is invited to participate and share their scores and results on the AC ASA Challenge Facebook Page. Inspired by World Archery’s “Beat the Outbreak” competition, we have put together a virtual ASA event, to introduce ASA rules and categories to Canadian archers, as well as create a fun virtual competition nationwide. Initial goals for 2020 were to see our Provincial Partners host ASA style tournaments, but this has been greatly impacted by the ongoing Pandemic. Archery Canada, through its partnership with ASA, is focused on generating interest and further developing 3D Archery in Canada.

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