2025 Archer's Cup

The 2025 Archers' Cup is a STAR Tournament. The tournament is a World Archery Indoor Round. The lines (times to shoot) are:

• Saturday, 3/22/2025 at 9:00 am 
  
• Saturday, 3/22/2025 at 1:00 pm
• Saturday 3/22/2025 at 5:00
  
• Sunday, 3/23/2025 at 9:00 am
• Sunday, 3/23/2025 at 1:00 pm

You will need to shoot at one line (shooting date and time). There will be a maximum of 28 archers per line.

The Divisions are:

• Recurve
• Compound
• Barebow
• Longbow
• Traditional Recurve

The Classes are:

• U13 (Previously Bowman) through the calendar year of the 12th birthday
• U15 (Previously Cub) through the calendar year of the 14th birthday
• U18 (Previously Cadet) through the calendar year of the 17th birthday
• U21 (Previously Junior) through the calendar year of the 20th birthday
• Senior (any age)
• 50+ (Previously Masters 50) 50 years of age through 59 years of age
• 60+ (Previously Masters 60) 60 years of age through 69 years of age
• 70+ (Previously Masters 70) 70 years of age and older
• Barebow 50-70+

The registration fee is $42.50.  Review your tournament entries at any point via your USA Archery on-line membership account. We are on the 3rd floor and there is no elevator.

Refunds for a cancellation, minus fees, will be granted until two weeks prior to the first line of the event (Saturday 9am)

The World Archery Indoor Round consists of a 600 round (20 ends of 3 arrows) within a two-minute time period per end. All competitors will shoot at a 40 cm multi­color face or a triangular 3 ­spot at 18 meters. Inner-10 ring will be in effect for Compound Division. The outer 10-ring will be in effect for all classes in Olympic Recurve, Longbow, Traditional Recurve, Barebow. There will be three ends of practice before each line.

Awards will be presented on Sunday, 3/23/2025, after the 1:00 pm line. If you are not present for the awards, you or a representative must come to the store during our regular operating hours to claim your award.

World Archery Rules will be strictly observed for competitors in the Olympic Recurve, Compound and Barebow divisions. Traditional Recurve and Longbow divisions follow USA Archery Traditional Rules. All competitors must follow the USA Archery Dress Code.