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ARCHERY
INFORMATION MEETING
(WITH COACH BRANSON)
WED 11/19
AT LUNCH
IN THE GYM
EHS Archery 2025-26
Head Coach -Mr. Branson bransonchristopher@dublinusd.org
Assistant Coach - Ms Sherratt sherrattjoy@dublinusd.org
ARCHERY SCHEDULE:
Information Meeting - Lunchtime, Wednesday Nov 19th in the gym.
Freshman Archery Physical Education: 12/1-12/19
There will be optional practice time during access and lunch time.
Tryouts: Dec 10-11, during Access
Practice will be on Wednesdays and Thursdays during Access
Friday Practices: TBA
Competition Schedule:
NASP® 2026 St. Jude E-Championship Charity Tournament - February 2026
NASP® 2026 St. Jude E-Championship Charity Tournament - March 2026
Dublin Archery Tournament TBA
California State February 21 @Emerald
Western Nationals – April 25 – 26 (Friday – Sat) – Sandy, Utah – Mountain America Exposition Center – 9575 S. State St
The Championship – June 18 – 20 (Thurs – Sat) – Daytona Beach, Florida – Ocean Center -101 N Atlantic Ave
Other Important Information:
Archery is NOT a sanction CIF Sport
Archery does not meet the requirements for PE credit
NO equipment is needed, just hard work, dedication, discpline and a FIRE spirit
Academic Archer -April 1 st ( 3.25 GPA to qualify)
A NASP archery team typically consists of students from a school who participate in the National Archery in the Schools Program. Here’s what you need to know about being part of a NASP archery team:
Team Structure:
1. Team Members: Teams are usually made up of students in grades 4-12. Members can vary in skill level, from beginners to more experienced archers.
2. Coaches: Teams are guided by coaches, often physical education teachers or volunteers trained in NASP techniques and safety protocols.
Practice and Training:
1. Regular Practices: Teams hold regular practice sessions to develop archery skills, improve accuracy, and build teamwork.
2. Skill Development: Training includes lessons on proper form, equipment handling, and safety measures.
3. Physical Fitness: Team members often engage in exercises to improve strength and focus, which are crucial for archery.
Competitions:
1. Local and State Tournaments: Teams can participate in various competitions, starting at local levels and advancing to state and national events.
2. Scoring and Awards: Competitions are typically based on individual and team scores, with awards for top performers.
Benefits of Joining a NASP Team:
1. Personal Growth: Participants develop confidence, self-discipline, and resilience.
2. Teamwork: Archers learn to work together, supporting and motivating each other.
3. Lifelong Skills: Skills learned in archery can translate to other areas of life, promoting focus and goal-setting.
For more information , contact Mr. Branson bransonchristopher@dublinusd.org
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