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Pineapple JOAD

Glendale, Arizona
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About archery in Glendale, Arizona

Pineapple JOAD is an archery facility in Glendale, Arizona.

About Pineapple JOAD

Pineapple JOAD is a USA Archery affiliated club in Glendale, Arizona running a Junior Olympic Archery Development program, giving young archers in the West Phoenix suburbs a structured, competition-track option. The JOAD-only focus here suggests the club's programming centers specifically on youth development within USA Archery's national pathway rather than a broader mix of adult or recreational offerings. Glendale is a large, growing part of the Phoenix metro, and a dedicated JOAD club provides local families an alternative to driving further into the city for youth archery instruction. No further detail on lanes, course type, or hours is listed here, so parents interested in enrolling a young archer should contact the program directly for specifics.

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Pineapple JOAD

18015 N. 75th Avenue

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Pineapple JOAD

18015 N. 75th Avenue

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