The Vegas Shoot has received a record 3600-plus entries in 2019, making this year’s event the largest in history, with organisers expecting to hit the 3700 mark.
“If we continue at this pace, it won’t be long before we have 4,000 shooters on the line at one event,” said NFAA Foundations president Bruce Cull. “Wouldn’t that be something?”
Registration for the Vegas Shoot in 2019 is open until Thursday 7 February, the day before the competition begins.
The Vegas Shoot is the largest indoor archery tournament in the world. It lasts three days and also hosts the Indoor Archery World Series Final in the evening of the second day.
Vegas entries since 2013
- 2013: 1811
- 2014: 2165
- 2015: 2573
- 2016: 3050
- 2017: 3485
- 2018: 3546
Record entry news originally reported by the official website of the Vegas Shoot.
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