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Texas Shooting Stars

Springtown, Texas
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About archery in Springtown, Texas

Texas Shooting Stars is an archery facility in Springtown, Texas.

About Texas Shooting Stars

Texas Shooting Stars, based in Springtown, Texas west of Fort Worth, is a USA Archery affiliated club running a Junior Olympic Archery Development program for young archers in the area. Springtown sits in a more rural stretch of the Fort Worth metro's outer edge, and a JOAD-affiliated club there gives families in that corridor a nationally structured youth program without needing to drive all the way into Fort Worth proper. USA Archery affiliation generally means the coaching follows a recognized curriculum rather than an informal setup. Details on adult programs, course type, and enrollment aren't listed here, so reaching out directly is the way to find out what's currently offered for young shooters.

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Location

Texas Shooting Stars

1781 Cottondale RD

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Texas Shooting Stars

1781 Cottondale RD

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