Archery is becoming exceedingly popular among young people. In fact, more students participate in organized archery than Little League baseball. Aside from just being fun, schools embrace the sport because it’s relatively inexpensive and allows students of all genders, shapes, and sizes to participate. Height is an advantage in basketball and strength in football, but archery is an equal empowering sport that anyone can master.
Make if Fun
Easton provides the Genesis arrow for the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) and is having a contest to select the color of the newest arrow to be shot by students. This is way more fun than a poster contest and by voting, participants get a discount coupon on new arrows. Here are the full details from Easton:
Easton, the leading manufacturer of arrows, STABILIZERS, and accessories announces new GENESIS® arrow color options for 2017. Passion for archery starts at a young age and Easton is committed to putting the right equipment into the hands of competitors. Easton is a sponsor of the National Archery in Schools Program (NASP), and manufactures the Genesis arrows used NASP competition. Starting today, the voting to help choose a new arrow color will begin. Options for this year include, woodland camo, cinnamon red, black, silver and yellow. Students will have the opportunity to cast their vote online at eastonarchery.com/nasp/
After submitting a vote, up to $10 in rebates will be available to use toward a Genesis bow case and six or more Genesis arrows. Voting will continue through the National Tournament held in Louisville May 11th-13th. The winning color will be announced at the World Tournament in Orlando July 20th-22nd.
