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Vermont Jr. Archers Joad

St. Albans, Vermont
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About archery in St. Albans, Vermont

Vermont Jr. Archers Joad is an archery facility in St. Albans, Vermont.

About Vermont Jr. Archers Joad

Vermont Jr. Archers, based in St. Albans near Lake Champlain, is a USA Archery affiliated club running a JOAD program alongside its own pro shop and lessons, an unusually complete setup for a club this far north. Having equipment and coaching available on-site means young archers and their families don't need to source gear elsewhere before getting started, which lowers the barrier to trying the sport in the first place. JOAD's national developmental structure gives Vermont's junior archers a path toward the same regional and national benchmarks used across the country, despite the state's smaller population and more limited archery infrastructure. Specific hours, lesson pricing, and enrollment steps aren't listed, so contact the club directly to get a junior started.

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Vermont Jr. Archers Joad

275 Nason Street

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Vermont Jr. Archers Joad

275 Nason Street

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Getting started in Vermont
The Vermont Bowhunters Association is a governing body for archery in Vermont, and most competitive clubs run through their sanction. If you are new to the sport, the state guide covers seasons, disciplines, beginner pathways, and gear.
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