COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A new system for reporting national records has gone live. Following an overhaul of the records reporting system, USA Archery has been processing records submitted and is now opening submissions for new records.
The records were previously maintained by Level 4-NTS Coach Ron Carmichael, who graciously maintained the records, as well as many USA Archery historical photos, for many years as a volunteer. USA Archery would like to express its gratitude to Ron for his many years of volunteer service to the organization and its members.
Current records may be viewed at: http://www.teamusa.org/USA-Archery/Events/National-Records
USA Archery is asking for your assistance with records verification. If you've submitted a record claim, please take a moment to view the records, and let us know if you see something that may be an error. This will help us to maintain the integrity of the National Records.
Please take a moment to review the following information about requirements for submitting a record, the process for submitting a record, and requesting a correction on a record.
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In order for a record to be applicable, it must have
been shot at an event that was registered as USA Archery Sanctioned event.
o For a
record to apply for World Record status, the event must have been sanctioned by
USA Archery AND registered as a Star FITA.
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Records can only be applied for by USA Archery members
and U.S. Citizens
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The rounds being applied for must be OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED rounds by either USA Archery or World Archery (WA). There is a
complete list at the end of this document.
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If a record is shot at International Star FITA
competition by a U.S. Citizen who is also a member of USA Archery (during the
time of the event), the record will be applicable for submission.
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There is one set of U.S. National Records.
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Records can be applied for in an 'upward'/'downward'
fashion provided the distances and target sizes, and
order of distances shot, are the same.
o If a Junior archer competes at a 72 arrow 70 meter
round, and obtains a record that exceeds that of the existing Junior AND Senior
record - this may be applied to the Senior record placeholder as well. (upward
fashion)
o If an archer is competing as a Senior, but is the
age of a younger division (Junior), and the archer obtains a record higher than
the noted Junior record, this may be applied for as a U.S. National Record.
(downward fashion)
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All records must be submitted to the USA Archery
Office within 5-10 days of the conclusion of the event.
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A score must be shot that is at least 1 point higher
than that listed within the database to be eligible.
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Please make sure to consult the complete USA Archery
Records Parameters if you have more questions.
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If you feel you have completed a record that meets
these specifications, please submit a claim by following the instructions
below.
Follow the ten easy steps found at: http://www.teamusa.org/USA-Archery/Events/National-Records.
You can submit the form in one of two ways:
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Via Print Submission
o Please print the record submission form at: http://www.teamusa.org/USA-Archery/Events/National-Records. Include a signed copy of your scorecard, and mail to:
Records,
549 E. Silver Creek Rd., Gilbert, AZ
85296
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Via Email Submission
o Still using
the print submission form noted above, located at http://www.teamusa.org/USA-Archery/Events/National-Records,
please complete and email the form, along with a scanned copy of your scorecard,
to [email protected]
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If you see something that needs to be corrected on the
currently posted records, please email [email protected]
o Include the
record for which you are noting a discrepancy
o Please include
any supporting material to make this correction (scanned scorecard, online
posted results links, etc.)
o Thank you
for helping us maintain the accuracy of these records!
Outdoor
Rounds:
For
Cadet, Junior, Senior, Masters in Recurve and Compound Divisions as applicable.
Note: World Records for the above distances may only be shot as
part of the 1440 Round
* Eligible for National Record status only - not World Record Status
Indoor
Rounds:
For Bowmen, Cub, Cadet, Junior, Senior and Masters in
Recurve and Compound Divisions.
Para
Athletes:
For Recurve W1, W2, Standing; Compound Open, W1 and Visually
Impaired (VI):
VI
Outdoor Round shot in the following order:
