Papago Archery Association

Papago Archery Association runs multiple tournaments annually in the Papago 900 Tournament format. Their Halloween Phantom 900 (October) is world-famous, featuring costume contests and extra prizes. The Spring 900 Tournament (March) runs the same competitive format. The club also hosts Arizona State Master's Outdoor Championships and seasonal challenge events.

Contact the tournament coordinator at [email protected] for entry details and questions.

Three consecutive 60-minute weekly classes ($120 per archer). All equipment provided—no experience needed. Certified USA Archery instructors teach Olympic recurve, compound, and barebow styles. Ages 8+, families encouraged. Graduates gain safety and etiquette training to join the club.

Weekly group lessons in partnership with American Archery Academy, led by Head Coach Kevin Ikegami and Assistant Coach Kelsey Lard.

• •Saturday Recreational JOAD/AAP — Low-pressure environment focused on fun and skill improvement.
• •Winter: 9-11 AM | Summer: 8-10 AM
• •1 member: $425/6mo | 2 members: $765/6mo | 3 members: $1,105/6mo

• •Sunday Competitive JOAD/AAP — Tournament prep with goal-setting, physical fitness training, simulated competition, and tournament support. Members regularly place at Arizona events.
• •Session 1: Winter 7-9 AM | Summer 6-8 AM
• •Session 2: Winter 9-11 AM | Summer 8-10 AM
• •1 member: $525/6mo | 2 members: $945/6mo | 3 members: $1,365/6mo

Customized instruction available for individuals or groups with specific goals.

• •Financial Assistance Available — The club provides membership aid for children, teens, adults, and families based on household income. Contact [email protected] for applications.

• •Inclusive Environment — Code of Conduct emphasizes safety, respect, and "be excellent to each other." All ages and backgrounds welcome. The club actively enforces standards for participant conduct and range safety.

• •Monthly Pin Shoots — Included for all JOAD/AAP members competing throughout the year.