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Falcon Archers Joad

Canonsburg, Pennsylvania
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About archery in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania

Falcon Archers Joad is an archery facility in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania.

About Falcon Archers Joad

Falcon Archers Joad, based in Canonsburg in southwestern Pennsylvania just south of Pittsburgh, is a USA Archery affiliated club built around a Junior Olympic Archery Development (JOAD) program, which the club's own name makes clear is its focus. That youth-development orientation makes it a good fit for parents in the Pittsburgh suburbs specifically looking for structured Olympic-style coaching for kids rather than a general club serving every type of archer. No adult program, pro shop, or lesson structure beyond JOAD itself is mentioned, so its scope looks narrower and more specialized than a typical hybrid club. Anyone interested in enrolling a young archer should contact Falcon Archers directly to ask about age requirements, cost, and practice schedule.

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Falcon Archers Joad

47 Papp Road

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Falcon Archers Joad

47 Papp Road

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