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Permian Basin Archers Association

Odessa, Texas
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About archery in Odessa, Texas

Permian Basin Archers Association is an archery facility in Odessa, Texas.

About Permian Basin Archers Association

The Permian Basin Archers Association in Odessa, Texas is a USA Archery affiliated club running both a Junior Olympic Archery Development (JOAD) program and an Adult Archery Program, covering youth and grown-up archers under one roof. Having a JOAD pathway in an oil-country city like Odessa gives young archers in the Permian Basin a structured, competition-oriented path that isn't always available in smaller West Texas towns. The parallel adult program suggests the club isn't purely youth-focused, and instead builds a shooting community across age groups. West Texas archery options can be sparse given the distances between towns, so a dual-program USA Archery club based in Odessa likely draws members from a fairly wide surrounding area.

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