Records&Ranks

State Champions and Records Index

NOTE: Special thanks to Rick Stonebraker for inspecting all TSAA Tournament records and identifying and updating the record-breakers.

Texan Expatriate Tom Parrish is conducting an ongoing project to accumulate a summary of all US archers to have achieved 1300 or higher in a standard FITA Outdoor Round. Please let him know if you have ever scored such in an NAA-sanctioned event or international event, please contact Tom Parrish and let him know. To see the list of archers, click here please.

Records of Archer Rankings and Performance for Adults, Youth, and JOAD from 1983 to Present
TOURNAMENT RESULTS


2007	State JOAD Target
	State Target
	State Field
	Lone Star FITA
	3rd Annual International Top Gun Texas Youth Open
	JOAD State Indoor
	25th State Indoor
2006
	State JOAD Target
	State Target
	State Field
	JOAD State Indoor
	24th State Indoor
2005
	State Target
	State JOAD Target
	State Field
	JOAD State Indoor
	23^rd State Indoor
2004
	State Target
	State JOAD Target
	State Field
	JOAD State Indoor
	22^nd State Indoor
2003
	State JOAD Target
	State Target
	State Field
	State Indoor
	State JOAD Indoor
2002	State Overall Rankings (Huge File -226 secs @ 28.8k)
	State Target/JOAD Target
	State Field
	State Indoor
	State JOAD Indoor
2001	State Target Results Photos
	State Overall Rankings
	State Field
	Indoor Tournament Photos
	JOAD Indoor Tournament
2000	Indoor Standings
2000	Overall Standings Including Field, Indoor, and Target Rankings


1999	State Overall Rankings
	Field Rankings
	Target Rankings

State Tournaments held (when & where) and their attendance	T.S.A.A. Members in Olympics/Festivals
TSAA Archer of the Year The Texas State Archery Association (TSAA) Archer Of The Year (AOTY) The TSAA AOTY is determined by results from the three state championships; indoor, field and outdoor. Anyone in the TSAA can compete for this prize as long as they shoot the adult distances. The four divisions are: compound ladies, compound men, recurve ladies and recurve gentlemen. The winner of each event gets 25 ranking points. Each point below the winner gets 1/10 of a point deduction from 25. For example: if John shoots 1000 and Smiddy shoots 995, then John gets 25 ranking points and Smiddy gets 24.5 ranking points. You only need to rank at two of the three state championships. You may compete in all three if you wish but your lowest ranking gets thrown out.
	State Field Records - NFAA Field Rounds 83-90
NAA Awards