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Ed Eliason JOAD

Monroe, Washington
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About archery in Monroe, Washington

Ed Eliason JOAD is an archery facility in Monroe, Washington.

About Ed Eliason JOAD

Ed Eliason JOAD is a USA Archery affiliated club in Monroe, Washington, offering both a Junior Olympic Archery Development program and an Adult Archery Program under one name. Monroe sits in the Snohomish River valley northeast of Seattle, and having both youth and adult tracks means the club can serve a parent and child at the same location rather than sending them to separate programs. JOAD's structured belt-style progression gives young archers clear goals to work toward, while the adult program offers a parallel path for grown beginners or returning shooters. No pro shop or additional lesson program is confirmed here. Families in the Monroe area should contact Ed Eliason JOAD directly for enrollment and schedule details.

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Ed Eliason JOAD

19829 168th ST SE

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Ed Eliason JOAD

19829 168th ST SE

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