The National Field Archery Association headquarters in Yankton. Photo via WNAX.
YANKTON, S.D. (WNAX) — Hundreds of archers from around the globe will gather in Yankton next month for the World Archery Championships and the World Archery Congress Board meeting.
The events, held in the last half September are expected to draw about two thousand athletes, trainers, and officials to the National Field Archery Association facilities.
NFAA Spokesperson Stephanie Moser said all those attending will have to clear a Covid-19 test before coming to the US.
Moser said the event will be “normal” otherwise, though things can change quickly in the month before the first competition starts.
The two world tournaments will be staged back-to-back starting on September 20th. The Archery World Cup Final follows the world championships, running on September 29 and 30.
(Jerry Oster, WNAX, contributed this report.)
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