The 25m Championship returns for 2025 with a new format and a new prize for the champions! Clubs will host qualifiers which will consist of a 25m double round. At the conclusion of the series, each archer’s best two qualifiers will be added to the doubled score from the championship to determine the winner in each division.

The initial schedule is as follows:
November 1: Texans Archery – Dallas
November 8: Arrow Minded Outdoors – Bulverde
November 16: 1 Mission Outdoors – Killeen
December 6: 1 Mission Outdoors – Killeen
December 13: Texas Archery – Spring (championship)

If you are interested in hosting a tournament in this series, please email secretary@texasarchery.org. Even with the calendar finalized, we can still add dates (please give at least two weeks notice).

Champions will receive a buckle and all podium finishers will receive a challenge coin (pictured below). All yeoman archers (Under 9 years) that complete the series will receive a challenge coin.

The 25m records were opened last year and many have yet to be claimed. This round is not often shot, so this is also an opportunity to set a national record!

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SCHEDULE

March 22-23 at Arrow Minded Outdoors in Bulverde Registration Link
March 30 at BV Archers in Bryan Registration Link
April 19 at Arrow Minded Outdoors in Bulverde
May 24 at Buffalo Field Archery Club in Houston
June 7 TOTS Championship at Arrow Minded Outdoors in Bulverde

CHAMPIONSHIP RULES

The TOTS Champion will be the top scoring archer of each division based on:

Each Archers highest two TOTS event score

Each Archers 72 arrow Championship score times 2

Championship will be a 72 arrows, not 108 arrows.

TOTS Champion awards are given to the following divisions

U13/15 combined

• Yeoman U10
• Male Compound
• Female Compound
• Male Fixed Pins (new for 2024)
• Female Fixed Pins (new for 2024)
• Male Barebow
• Female Barebow
• Male Olympic Recurve
• Female Olympic Recurve

U18/21 combined

• Male Compound
• Female Compound
• Male Fixed Pins (new for 2024)
• Female Fixed Pins (new for 2024)
• Male Barebow
• Female Barebow
• Male Olympic Recurve
• Female Olympic Recurve

Senior/Masters combined

• Male Compound
• Female Compound
• Male Fixed Pins (new for 2024)
• Female Fixed Pins(new for 2024)
• Male Barebow
• Female Barebow
• Male Olympic Recurve
• Female Olympic Recurve
• Male Olympic Recurve Open (Para)
• Female Olympic Recurve Open (Para)
• Male Compound Recurve Open (Para)
• Female Compound Recurve Open (Para)
• Male/Female W1 Para

RULE CHANGES

• This year will be including the Recurve and Compound Open (Para) divisions for Senior/Master along with full award for the top archers (thanks to a private donor)

SCHEDULING

• Email tots@texasarchery.org with the dates you’d like to host and your capacity (archers wise) if you’d like to host, and any other questions you might have
• Signup this year will be through Sport80
• This means that all TOTS will be USAA Sanctioned. If you do not have a Judge for your event, let me know and we will find you one. The TSAA covers the cost of the Judge.
• Please note the following TSAA/TFAA State tournament dates:
  • 6/29-6/30 TFAA State Field Championships 2024
  • 4/20-4/21 TSAA State Field Championships 2024
  •  (TBA Soon) TSAA State Target Championships

RULES

• The TOTS format is as follows: 3 rounds of 36 arrows shot at each divisions USAA Outdoor Nationals distance/target. For example, a Senior Male Olympic Recurve will shoot 70m at a 122cm face.
• Here’s the tricky part: We only keep each archers HIGHEST TWO 36 arrow scores for that tournaments official score, and thus the championship standings.
  • So archers may leave after the second 36 arrow round, or remain for all 3 if they think they can shoot a better third round.
  • For example if Ryland shot a Round 1: 310. Round 2: 305. And Round 3: 315, his score for that TOTS would be 310+315 = 625, dropping the lowest score, the 305.
• The cost of registration is $35. $5 will go to the TSAA, payable immediately after your TOTS to the TSAA Treasurer.
• Used Targets are allowed

HISTORY

Began in 2013 under the leadership of 2004 Olympian John Magera and Tom Barker, quickly growing into the largest outdoor target series in the state of Texas. It then passed to Shawn Harrigan for many years successfully.

2023 TOTS

TOTS Director