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“AZJOAD, where Arizona JOAD clubs meet and
compete”
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Four Arizona JOADs named to the 2003 Junior USAT.
Sept. 13, 2002 Jessica Grant Female
Compound Bow
Aprilyn Witt Female
Compound Bow
Ted Harden II Male
Olympic Bow Lindsay Pian Cadet
Female Olympic Bow Selection is
based on the following criteria: Fitness Run Achievement Qualifying Score for Juniors Final rankings in the National Archery Association selected
competitions held during 2002, such as the JOAD Nationals and the National
Target Championships See the NAA website for the complete JrUSAT team. Note how
well the western states did. For more
on USAT, click here These Arizonans are just a few of the dedicated
Arizona JOADs, and their coaches and parents we are fortunate to have
represent our State. Many more youth archers fill the Arizona JOAD clubs
weekly for the fun of it, and some for the competition. Those curious or who desire a little more should
sign up for a tournament and shoot. The Duel in the Desert Trials is a great outdoor tournament
for youth and adult beginners. Sign up Novices should know that the Duel Trials is a
two-day tournament. 36 arrows are
scored at two distances each day (72 arrows per day total). Six arrows are shot each “end” at the long
distances on the first day. Three
arrows are shot each “end” at the short distances on the second day. Hint: Bring
chairs, lunch, snacks, and shade if you have it. Although you can usually squeeze
into the shade of others. Be prepared for varying weather conditions. Wear sunscreen. Also in the news, Mark Penaz (Male Compound) and
Level 4/Coach Instructor of Phoenix was selected to the 2003 Senior USAT. |