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2017 annual report

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12 2017 Annual Report N A S P S E E S A N O T H E R R E C O R D Y E A R The National Archery in the Schools Program saw another record year in both school participation and youth participating in the state tournament. Approximately 259 Nebraska schools participated in the program in 2017, reaching 30,000 kids. The state tournament saw a record 802 archers. A national evaluation of the program in 2017 suggested many important impacts to hunting and shooting sports. Among the evaluation fi ndings: 73 percent of youth indicated NASP was their fi rst introduction to archery; more than 38 percent purchased their own bow as a result of participating in NASP, and more than 17 percent participated in bowhunting after participating in NASP. 2017 NASP TOURNAMENT AT THE SPEEDWAY SPORTING VILLAGE IN LINCOLN. OUTDOOR EDUCATION SPECIALIST CHRISTY CHRISTIANSEN TEACHES ARCHERY AT THE NEBRASKA OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTER IN LINCOLN.

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