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SEPTEMBER 2008 USA Olympic Archer Florida Archery Association, Timothy O. Austin Secy, Tres. th PRSRT STD 1710 SW 76 Terrace, Gainesville, FL 32607-3418 US POSTAGE PAID ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED FT. MYERS, FL PERMIT NO. 442 SEPTEMBER 2008 USA Olympic Archer - Vic Wunderle FAA CLUBS AND RANGES Updated – 07/10/2008 ARIPEKA ARCHERS INC – C President: James Pettitt 727-243-4076 10814 Fillmore Ave, Port Richey FL Secretary: Sandy Thater 727-858-6392 9530 Pat St, Hudson FL 34669-3757 NFAA – 09/30/2007 FAA Members = 12 Range – 28 Field – 3 Stars (207 points) – 05/31/2005 Pres: [email protected] 3-D Range – 25 Target – 05/31/2005 Club Webpage: Aripeka Archers BREVARD ARCHERS – N President: Paul Tucker 321-544-8511 4505 Papaya St, Cocoa FL 32926 Secretary: Angie Olds 321-253-9817 4549 Canard Rd, Melbourne FL 32934 Treasurer: Jim Palmer 321-751-2303 1472 N Harbor City Blvd, Melbourne FL Club: NFAA – 01/31/2009 FAA Members = 23 Range – 14 Field – 3 Stars (207 points) – 11/30/2003 Pres: [email protected] Club Web Site: http://brevardarchers.com Secy: [email protected] CENTRAL FLORIDA ARCHERS – C President: Cecil Keen 863-285-9304 809 Edgewood Dr N, Ft Meade FL 33841 Secretary: Katherine Branch 863-648-0049 3446 Christina Groves Cir N, Lakeland NFAA – 12/31/2008 FAA Members = 13 Range – 28 Field – 3 Stars (240 points) – 09/30/2009 Club: [email protected] 3-D Range – 40 Targets – 09/30/2009 Secy: [email protected] CHOCTAW BOWMEN – NW President: John Wagenman 850-862-3091 815 Tanager Dr, Ft Walton Bch FL Secretary: John Wagenman NFAA – 06/30/2009 FAA Members = 6 Pres: [email protected] Range – 14 Field – 2 Stars (181 points) – 06/30/2010 3-D Range – 15 Targets – 06/30/2010 CITRUS COUNTY ARCHERS INC – N President: Robert Jones 352-563-5732 1547 N Foxboro Loop, Crystal River Fl 34429- Secretary: Robert Jones NFAA – 05/31/2009 FAA Members = 28 Range – 28 Field – 2 Stars (129 points) – 05/31/2009 Range – Indoor, Inglis – 12/31/2009 Pres: [email protected] Club Web Page: Citrus Archers Web Site: www.citrusarchers.org EVERGLADES ARCHERS – S Club Range Address 17415 S W 264th St, Homestead FL 33031-1900 President: John G. Laudicina 305-545-5829 1789 N W 21 Ter, Miami FL 33142- Secretary: Shelly Mascaro 305-252-9750 9741 S W 218th St, Miami FL 33190- NFAA – 05/31/2009 FAA Members = 208 Range – 28 Field – 5 Stars (343 points) – 05/31/2009 Pres: [email protected] 3-D Range – 60 Targets – 05/31/2009 Secy: [email protected] Club Webpage: Everglades Archers FT CAROLINE ARCHERS – N President: David Haga 904-910-2828 357 Tidewater Dr, Jacksonville FL 32211 Secretary: Denise Haga 904-629-0595 357 Tidewater Dr, Jacksonville FL 32211 NFAA – 07/23/2009 FAA Members = 8 Range – 14 Field – 3 Stars (238 points) – 10/21/2009 Pres: [email protected] Indoor Range – 10/21/2009 Secy: [email protected] 3-D Range – 20 Targets – 10/21/2009 2 FT LAUDERDALE ARCHERS – S Club Range Address 4590 Peters Rd, Plantation FL 33317 President: Bill Coulter 954-584-1616 5913 SW 36th CT, Davie FL 33314 Secretary: Sarah Gilliard 954-983-7016 5197 S W 26th Ave, Ft Lauderdale NFAA – 07/31/2008 FAA Members = 58 Range – 28 Field – 5 Stars (337 points) – 06/30/2009 Outdoor-Indoor Range – 06/30/2009 3-D Range – 20 Targets – 06/30/2009 [email protected] Club Webpage: www.fortlauderdalearchers.com Pres: [email protected] Secy: [email protected] GANDER MOUNTAIN ARCHERY LANE – N Club Range Address 3970 S W 3rd St, Ocala FL 34474-1804 Lane Manager: Stacy Cook 352-351-6186 [email protected] Archery Tech: Terry Patterson [email protected] Archery Tech: Jon Everett [email protected] Indoor Range – 07/08/2009 GASPARILLA BOWMEN INC – C Range address 17302 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Lutz FL 33549 President: Thomas Alfonso 813-935-8179 9401 N Rome Cir, Tampa FL 33612 Secretary: Jim Haaf 813-748-1287 13927 Friendship Ln, Odessa FL 33556-5530 NFAA – 01/31/2009 FAA Members = 13 Range – 14 Field – 4 Stars (258.5 points) – 05/31/2008 3-D Range – 40 Targets – 01/31/2006 Pres & Treas: [email protected] GATOR BOWMEN INC – N Range address 10404 S W Williston Rd, Gainesville FL 32608 President: Tim Austin 352-332-1969 1710 S W 76th Ter, Gainesville FL Secretary: Tim Austin 352-332-1914 Same NFAA – 04/30/2009 FAA Members = 42 Pres: [email protected] NAA Club – 11/01/2008 Range – 28 Field – 3 Stars (209 points) – 04/30/2010 3-D Range – 40 Targets – 04/30/2010 GOLD COAST ARCHERS INC – S President: Rick Dorey 561-439-2115 128 Longfellow Dr, Palm Springs FL Secretary: Corinne Dorey 561-439-2115 128 Longfellow Dr, Palm Springs FL NFAA – 04/30/2009 FAA Members = 81 Range – 28 Field – 3 Stars (200 points) – 11/30/2009 Pres: [email protected] 3-D Range – 20 Targets – 11/30/2009 Secy: [email protected] Club Webpage: www.goldcoastarchers.org HIGHLANDS BOWHUNTERS – C President: Craig Phypers 863- P O Box 2863, Lake Placid FL 33852-2863 Secretary: Ilean Bryce 863-655-6770 106 Shark St, Sebring FL 33876-9621 NFAA – 12/31/2008 FAA Members = 6 Range – 14 Field – 2 Star (178 points) – 12/31/2003 exp. 3-D Range – 20 Targets – 12/31/2003 expired INDIAN RIVER ARCHERS – C President: Bobby Cummings 772-388-9789 129 Crawford Dr, Sebastian FL 32966 Secretary: LaRaine Osterloth 772-569-0371 1045 37th Ave, Vero Beach FL 32960 NFAA – 11/30/2008 FAA Members = 12 3-D Range – 20 Targets – 05/31/2009 Sec: [email protected] 3 LEE COUNTY ARCHERS – S Club Address: P O Box 1437, Lehigh Acres FL 33970 President: Ralph Galatz 239-489-3757 3969 Villmoor Ln SW, Ft Myers FL Secretary: Ben Brown 239-369-6212 660 Addison St E, Lehigh Acres FL NFAA – 07/31/2009 FAA Members = 122 Range – 14 Field – 3 Star (212 points) – 07/31/2009 Sec: [email protected] 3-D Range – 40 Targets – 07/31/2009 Pres: [email protected] Club Website: www.leecountyarchers.com PRO FLIGHT ARCHERS – N President: Sean Cahill 407-880-6233 329 Seasons Court, Apopka FL 32712- Secretary: Felicia Thater 352-434-4903 1651 County Road 19A Apt 907 Range Address: 4325 West Ponkan Rd, Apopka FL 32717 Eustis FL 32726- NFAA – 02/28/2009 FAA Members = 19 NAA Club – 09/01/2007 Pres: [email protected] 3-D Range – 20 Targets – 06/30/2008 RIDGE ARCHERS INC - C President: Ann Grimes 863-984-1262 8105 State Rd 33 N, Lakeland FL 33809- Secretary: Betty Smith 863-858-1203 1303 Timberidge Loop S, Lakeland FL NFAA – 11/30/2008 FAA Members = 13 Range – 14 Field – 2 Star (153 Points) – 01/31/2005 (EXPIRED) 3-d Range -60 Targets – 05/31/2007 Club Website: http://ridgearchers.com/ Pres: [email protected] Secy: [email protected] SARASOTA COUNTY ARCHERS INC – C Club Address: 941-377-7005 P O Box 7034, Sarasota FL 34278 President: Ken Ellis 941-739-0100 6115 Cypress Cir, Bradenton FL 34202 Secretary: Allen Turck 941-794-1921 4181 66th St Cir W, Bradenton FL 34209 NFAA – 09/30/2008 FAA Members = 20 Range – 28 Field – 4 Star (270 points) – 09/30/2009 3-D Range – 40 Targets – 09/30/2009 SHOOT STRAIGHT XTERMINATORS – N Club Location: Apopka, Florida President: Ron Lucas 321-794-8799 3986 Ridgewood Dr, Titusville FL 32796-2262 Secretary: Debbie Wilson 407-814-1168 1746 Hogue Ave, Apopka FL 32712 NAA – 03/01/2008 FAA Members = 7 Pres: [email protected] Secy: [email protected] THE AGENCY – S President: Troy Rodenbo 407-402-5985 77 Buxton Ln, Boynton Bch FL 33426 Secretary: Jason Williams 305-458-2187 210 – 174th St, #2308, Miami FL 33160 NFAA – 03/09/2009 FAA Members = 6 Pres: [email protected] Secy: [email protected] THE VILLAGES ARCHERY – N President: Blair Peterson 352-259-8014 668 Ternberry Forest Dr, The Villages FL Secretary: Mike Kennedy 352-750-3697 1261 Duncan Dr, The Villages FL 32159-8553 NFAA – 02/28/2008 FAA Members = 18 Pres: [email protected] Secy: [email protected] TRI-STATE ARCHERS – W President: Oliver Austin 850-644-0289 P O Box 907, Tallahassee FL 32302 Secretary: Oliver Austin 850-309-1918 1620 Yearling Trail, Tallahassee FL NFAA – 10/31/2009 FAA Members = 5 Pres: [email protected] 4 2008 FAA SHOOT SCHEDULE as of 7/17/2008 DATE CLUB LOCATION EVENT 19 Jul South Region South Clubs Work Party 19-20 Jul Yankton, SD National 3-DU NFAA Un-Marked 3-D 20 Jul Eve & Ft Laud Renewal Picnics and Club Shoot – all welcome 20 Jul Ft Myers Lee County 3-D/Field 20 Jul Fort Meade Central FL Archers 3-D 21-25 Jul Yankton, SD National Field NFAA National Field 26 Jul Daytona Bch Non FAA Circuit Championship 26 Jul Indian River Indian River 3-D 27 Jul Lakeland Ridge Archers 3-D 27 Jul Brevard Brevard Archers Field Rd 3 Aug Ft Myers Lee County 900 Rd 3 Aug Tampa Gasparilla 3-D 5-9 Aug Colorado Spgs CO NAA National NAA National Target 9 Aug The Villages The Villages ½ Fita 9-16 Aug Beijing, China Olympic Games Olympic Games 16 Aug Homestead Everglades Coon Shoot start 3 PM 17 Aug Ft Myers Lee County 3-D/Field 17 Aug Fort Meade Central FL Archers 3-D 17 Aug Inglis Citrus Archers Int’l Rd or 3-D (choice) 23 Aug Indian River Indian River 3-D 7 Sep Ft Myers Lee County 900 Rd 23-24 Aug Apopka Pro Flight FAA Fita 14 Sep Inglis Citrus Archers Int’l Rd or 3-D (choice) 20 Sep Ft Lauderdale Ft Lauderdale Coon Shoot start 5 PM 20 Sep South Region South Clubs Work Party 21 Sep Ft Myers Lee County 3-D/Field 27 Sep Indian River Indian River 3-D 27 Sep The Villages The Villages 900 Round 4 Oct South Region South Clubs Work Party 5 Oct Ft Lauderdale Regional Target & South Scheduling Mtg 5 Oct Ft Myers Lee County 900 Rd 11-12 Oct Zelllwood Pro Flight FAA Target 18 Oct Gainesville Gator Bowmen Sr Games 19 Oct Ft Myers Lee County 3-D/Field 26 Oct Brevard Brevard Archers Animal Rd 2 Nov Ft Myers Lee County 900 Rd 2 Nov Gainesville Gator Bowmen Fld/Htr 8-9 Nov Ft Lauderdale Ft Lauderdale FAA Fita Field 16 Nov Ft Myers Lee County 3-D/Field 16 Nov Inglis Citrus Archers International Rd 29 Nov The Villages The Villages 900 Rd Target 6 Dec Ft Myers Lee County Fla Senior Games 7 Dec Ft Myers Lee County 900 Rd 13-14 Dec Homestead Everglades 2008 NAFAC 21 Dec Ft Myers Lee County 3-D/Field 21 Dec Inglis Citrus Archers International Rd 5 2009 State, Sectional and National Tournament Dates Jan 17-18 2009 - UNMARKED 3-D – Lee County Archers Feb 20-21 2009 – NAA INDOOR - Ft Lauderdale - to be held on their outdoor practice range.
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