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Texas A&M Archery
Texas A&M University has fielded a nationally recognized archery team since 1977. With 23 national team championships (1996–2006, 2010–2019, 2021, 2024), the program ranks among the most successful in collegiate archery. The team's sustained excellence attracts top talent from across the United States.
As a student organization and Sports Club, the Texas A&M Archery Club is dedicated to developing champions both in the classroom and on the range. The program has produced:
Hundreds of Collegiate All-Americans and Academic All-Americans
Numerous national and world medalists
Five Olympians, including a silver and bronze medalist at the 2000 Olympic Games
The club trains at state-of-the-art facilities, among the best in the nation, which support year-round outdoor practice and host national-level tournaments. Flexible access allows student-athletes to train nearly any time their schedules permit.
Texas A&M’s archery program offers more than competition – it provides a pathway for growth, leadership, and lifelong achievement.
For more information, contact:
tamuarcheryclub@gmail.com
James Madison University Archery
James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia, is one of the most successful club sports teams on campus and has been a competitive program since 1965, marking an unbroken 60-year run. The team has produced over 60 All-Americans, multiple World Collegiate and Youth Champions, and earned a Silver Medal in 2012.
As a recognized club sport at James Madison University, we prioritize both competition and inclusivity. Each fall, the team welcomes all students, regardless of experience, and offers instruction focused on skill development with a pathway toward competitive archery for those who are interested.
Our current travel schedule includes the Lancaster Archery Classic, Virginia State Indoor Championship, USA Archery Indoor Nationals (hosted by JMU), the East Region Collegiate Championship (also hosted by JMU), and the USA Collegiate Target Nationals. Additional events may be added based on schedule availability.
Above all, academic success remains our top priority. Archery comes second, but we believe excellence starts in the classroom.
Support from the Lancaster Archery Foundation, through grants and scholarships, has enabled us to recognize student achievement and leadership. These funds have been instrumental in helping students, especially those from out of state, manage tuition and stay committed to the program.
For more information, contact:
jmuarcheryclub@gmail.com
College Scholarship Grant Information
The archery program has a limited number of partial academic scholarships that all current and future team members can apply for each year. The maximum amount a student can receive for an archery scholarship is $2000.00 per semester ($4000 total for fall/spring) and it is renewable provided the following conditions are met:
Recipient(s) will be selected by the scholarship selection committee.
Recipient(s) must be currently enrolled at Texas A&M University as a full-time student, or incoming student who has gained admittance to Texas A&M. If recipient is meeting the requirements for graduation, fewer hours may be taken that semester.
Recipient(s) must be in a good standing with the University and maintain a minimum grade point ratio of 2.75 on a scale of 4.0. The recipient(s) cannot be on Conduct or Scholarship Probation.
There are no residency requirements for this scholarship
Recipients of an archery academic scholarship will be expected to:
Maintain a minimum grade point ratio of 2.75 on a scale of 4.0 while on scholarship.
Remain in good standing with the university.
Regularly attend scheduled practices and meetings.
Assist with club fundraising activities.
Travel to and participate in all required team competitions.
Be a positive role model and always represent the team and University in a positive manner.
With the competitive archery academic scholarships, non-resident students are eligible to receive a Non-Resident Tuition Waiver, which allow students to pay the fees and charges required of Texas residents without the regard to the length of time the student has resided in Texas. In order to qualify for this waiver, an undergraduate student must be awarded and maintain academically competitive scholarships of at least $4000.00 per academic year; all graduate and professional students must be awarded and maintain a competitive scholarship of at least $1000.00 per academic year.
Admissions Information
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Tuition Information
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