2026 USA Archery OAS National Championship: California

THIS EVENT IS ONLY FOR ARCHERS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF REGISTERED OAS CLUBS. Please contact [email protected] prior to registering if you have questions. 

The 2026 USA Archery OAS National Championship is a one-day event consisting of a 30-arrow Qualification Round to determine the OAS National Champions of 2026. It will be hosted on Saturday, May 2^nd, 2026, at the Easton Archery Center of Excellence in Chula Vista, California. 

Registration details, a schedule of the event and timing can be found below.  Equipment inspection will be conducted prior to shooting the Qualification Round. Archers will not be permitted to shoot until they have checked-in and had their equipment inspected. All school clubs and competitors must have current USA Archery memberships. 

Registration Fees: $45/archer (Indoor Range)

Saturday, May 2nd, 2026
Middle School

• 8:00 AM Check-in and Equipment Inspection Opens
  
• 8:50 AM Official announcements
  
• 9:00 AM Official Practice (2 Ends) and 30-arrow Qualification Round
  
• 11:00 AM Clear Range for Next Session
  

High School 

• 11:30 AM Check-in and Equipment Inspection Opens
  
• 12:10 PM Official announcements
  
• 12:20 PM Official Practice (2 Ends) and 30-arrow Qualification Round
  
• 1:45 PM Clear Range for Next Session

*Event schedule is subject to change based on the progress of the event. All changes will be communicated by the DOS during the event.

Coach Credentials can be sourced here. 

Event Venue

Easton Archery Center of Excellence | 2800 Olympic Parkway, Building 2000 | Chula Vista, CA 91915 

Seating

Archer seating will be provided; spectators should be prepared to bring their own seating. 

Please be conscientious of others as space for the spectator seating area is limited. 

Drinking Water
Water fountains are available at the facility. The facility also offers water for purchase from concessions. 

Parking

Parking is free in the lot; archers and parents will need to walk down to the Center and field of play. 

Food

The Center will have concessions available for purchase at the front desk. You are also welcome to bring any prepared food items you may need for the day or arrange for a parent volunteer to pick up meals from nearby restaurants for the team.

Rules

As this is a USA Archery sanctioned event, participants must abide by all applicable rules for sanctioned events as specified in both the USA Archery and World Archery rulebooks, and the OAS Program Guidebook. These rulebooks are accessible at the following links:

• OAS Program Guidebook
• OAS Events and Rules
  
• https://www.usarchery.org/events/rules
  
• https://worldarchery.sport/rulebook
  

Shooting Divisions

The tournament will include three shooting divisions – Barebow (recurve), Recurve, MS Basic Compound, and HS Compound. Definitions and requirements for each division are outlined by World Archery and/or USA Archery and can be found in the following locations: 

Barebow Division:

• World Archery Rule Book 3, Chapter 11, Section 11.3
  
• World Archery Rule Book 4, Chapter 22, Section 22.3
  
• Links to these rules are provided below for your convenience.
  
• Book 3, Chapter 11: https://worldarchery.sport/rulebook/article/793
  
• Book 4, Chapter 22: https://worldarchery.sport/rulebook/article/3138
  
• OAS Events and Rules
  

Recurve Division:

• World Archery Rule Book 3, Chapter 11, Section 11.1
  
• World Archery Rule Book 4, Chapter 22, Section 22.1
  
• OAS Events and Rules
  

Basic Compound: 

• Only one Basic Compound bow will be permitted: One Product Only–Genesis Bow or Kit. Maximum draw weight will be 20lbs. 
  
• OAS Events and Rules
  

Compound Division:

• Only one compound bow will be permitted: One Product Only–Genesis X (Archers USA) Bow or Kit. Maximum draw weight 40lbs. 
  
• OAS Events and Rules
  

Tournament Format

Qualification Round

All divisions will have 2 official practice ends followed by 10 ends of official scoring. Ends will consist of 3 arrows/ 2-minute end, providing for a total of 30 scored arrows. 

The shooting distances and target sizes vary by division and are outlined below:
Age Class/Division Information

• ·      Middle School Program: 9 meters/60cm target face
  
• ·      Middle School Elite: 18 meters/60cm target face
  
• ·      High School Junior Varsity: 18 meters/60cm target face
  
• ·      High School Varsity: 18 meters/40cm target face
  

Dress Code

As a USA Archery Sanctioned event, all participants are required to abide by all dress code guidelines at all times (including Official Practice), as outlined by USA Archery. These dress code guidelines can be found at https://www.usarchery.org/resource-center/events/rules-for-sanctioned-tournaments

Cancellations two weeks prior to event are eligible for refund, less transaction fees; No refunds granted after this time has expired. Please contact [email protected] for registration related questions.

Please Note: As a registered participant in a USA Archery sanctioned event, you are required to adhere to the Minor Athlete Abuse Prevention Policies for the duration of the event.