Team – Archery – Upper Dauphin Area Athletics

ARCHERY

Advisor: Adam Kravatz

Team Information
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Team Information

Archery is a varsity activity at Upper Dauphin Area for students 6th-12th grade. The Archery Team participates in the NASP (National Archery in the Schools Program) including state and national-level competitions.

Schedules: Please follow the UDA Archery Social Media channels for information about Archery schedules.

Past Highlights:

UDASD Website Feature (2022)
Republican Herald Article (2019)
Republican Herald Article (2017)

Contact

Contact Advisor Adam Kravatz

Follow the UDA Archery Team on Twitter and Facebook.

Follow the Pennsylvania NASP on Facebook for photos and information.

Male Sports

Female Sports

Coed Sports/Activities

“Behind all of our student athletes is the will to succeed, not just in the gym or on the field, but in anything they do and in life as a whole.”
— Macklin Ayers, Current UDA Student-Athlete

FAN INFORMATION

SOCIAL MEDIA

MULTIMEDIA

ATHLETIC BANDS

“My sports experience at UDA was invaluable. Going to a smaller school gives you the ability to play a variety of sports; molding you into a well-rounded athlete which makes you extremely marketable at the next level.”
— Ty Raubenstine, Susquehanna University ’14, UDA ’10

ARCHERY

Team Information

Contact

Male Sports

Female Sports

Coed Sports/Activities

“Behind all of our student athletes is the will to succeed, not just in the gym or on the field, but in anything they do and in life as a whole.” — Macklin Ayers, Current UDA Student-Athlete

FAN INFORMATION

SOCIAL MEDIA

MULTIMEDIA

ATHLETIC BANDS

“My sports experience at UDA was invaluable. Going to a smaller school gives you the ability to play a variety of sports; molding you into a well-rounded athlete which makes you extremely marketable at the next level.” — Ty Raubenstine, Susquehanna University ’14, UDA ’10

ARCHERY

Team Information

Contact

“Behind all of our student athletes is the will to succeed, not just in the gym or on the field, but in anything they do and in life as a whole.”
— Macklin Ayers, Current UDA Student-Athlete

“My sports experience at UDA was invaluable. Going to a smaller school gives you the ability to play a variety of sports; molding you into a well-rounded athlete which makes you extremely marketable at the next level.”
— Ty Raubenstine, Susquehanna University ’14, UDA ’10