Archery event held in Buryatia, involving participants from across Russia
Archer's Extravaganza:
*Let's Talk About the Scores
Boys' Bows: Recurve vs CompoundGals' Gear: Recurve vs CompoundTeam Time: Recurve vs Compound
The nationwide archery matchup was a spectacle to behold, yet the online search results failed to deliver the goods on the men's and women's recurve and compound categories. Despite the gaps, there were a few side competitions that caught our eye:
- Target Tussle in the Land of the Wolverines: Last year, Columbia clinched the Women's Recurve College Team Championship during the Collegiate Target Nationals at the Hope Sports Complex, East Lansing, Michigan. The winning trio - Judith Gottlieb, Lillian Han, and Eunice Choi - overcame the tough Texans from Texas A&M[3].
- Three-Peat for the Wildcats: Powerhouse Cumberlands claimed its third collegiate title in four years at the 2025 Archery Collegiate Target National Championship. They amassed an impressive score of 168 team points, a staggering 24 points more than their runner-up[4].
- Bows Across the States: The NASP held its 2025 tournament series with a stunning lineup of participants from 40 different states. However, the search results didn't deliver specific details concerning the champion individuals and teams in men's and women's recurve and compound categories[1][5].
For a deep dive into the results of specific national competitions, it's wise to hit up the websites of the official archery organizations or even give them a call. Good luck on your quest for some serious archery wisdom, hero!
- The nationwide NASP tournament in 2025 featured sports enthusiasts from various states, showcasing men's and women's recurve and compound categories, but specific winner details were not found in the search results.
- While the online search results did not provide details for the entire nationwide archery matchup, local tournament highlights included the Target Tussle in Michigan, where the Women's Recurve College Team Championship was won by Columbia in 2021, and Cumberlands' three-peat in the Collegiate Archery competition in 2025.
