National Archery Association Of The United States

Membership services - 634 clubs and 21 state associations received liability insurance coverage, while 27,945 individuals received both liability and sports accident insurance. The online membership system is utilized for membership and event registrations, along with newsletter communications. State associations received membership rebates.

National events & trials - there were 12 national events involving approximately 7,500 archers. Events were supported with a scoring team and media public relations. Top qualifying archers were given cash awards at designated tournaments. U.s. Team trials opportunities were provided.

Grassroots development - the junior olympic archery development program (joad) provided general assistance to approximately 500 youth clubs across the country. An achievement award program was offered to approximately 650 clubs of all types to promote the development of archery. Approx. 350 clubs, parks and rec programs and camps utilized the explore archery program to introduce attendees to the sport of archery. Collegiate and joad clubs were awarded equipment grants and collegiate clubs were awarded grants for travel, instructor and coach certifications, club development, and equipment.

Coach/official development - approx. 23,000 instructors and coaches were certified as current in 2024. Coach and judge seminars and courses were offered as well as the coach observer opportunities, which provided coaches the opportunity to attend elite training camps to further develop their skills. Grants were awarded to female and collegiate coaches and coaches that work with military and veteran athletes.

Paralympic team - coaching, uniforms and travel stipends were provided to the para archery team members. Para camps were conducted to assist para usat athletes to prepare for events, etc. Para classification opportunities were provided.

International events - usa archery supported athletes and staff to 13 international events.