The Virgin Islands Field Archery Federation (VIFAF) is proud to announce that five talented athletes from the territory will be competing in the world’s largest and most prestigious indoor archery tournament, Las Vegas Shoot 2025. This international event will bring together archers from 70+ countries for three intense days of competition. However, the trip is not just about competing. The team will also have the opportunity to attend expert-led seminars, such as “Steady Shots: Unlocking Stability and Strength for Archers” and “Secrets to Mental Performance.” These sessions will provide valuable insights and strategies to help the archers improve their game. These seminars are part of a broader program designed to support the development of the sport, with the goal of producing more talented athletes and promoting the growth of the sport as a whole. The team will also have the chance to meet over 100 top vendors from around the world, getting hands-on with the latest gear and networking with leaders in the sport. This experience is a world-class one, and it’s not just about competing. The team will also have the opportunity to learn from the best and connect with others who share their passion for archery. One of the highlights of the trip will be the chance to attend the iconic three-spot, 20-yard “Vegas Round.” This is a challenging and exciting competition that will test the archers’ skills and endurance. The team will be competing against some of the best archers in the world, and it’s going to be a tough competition. But they’re ready for the challenge. Here are some of the highlights from the athletes:
• Aviel Georges-Cruz made his international and indoor debut, placing 13th in his flight despite early equipment issues—an inspiring show of perseverance. • Xavier Buxo overcame major gear problems on days one and two but powered back on the final day to finish 13th in his group. Great comeback! • Ritseeniyah Georges-Buxo, who also coached younger teammates, earned 4th place in her flight—taking home a cash prize and making the territory proud! • Ava Ghiorse pushed through a shoulder injury, finishing the tournament with a positive mindset and deeper understanding of pacing and self-care. • Kasadiyah Baird hit major milestones, earning her 210 and 215 Club keychains and her Level 4 VI Sharpshooters pin with a score of 251/300—all in her first year shooting compound! Even after an arm injury mid-competition, she finished strong. The Virgin Islands Field Archery Federation is proud to support the development of the sport and promote its growth in the territory. The team’s participation in the Las Vegas Shoot 2025 is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the archers and the support of the federation. The trip was made possible by generous sponsorship from Smith’s Ferry Services, which provided transportation for the archery gear from St Thomas to Las Vegas. This sponsorship will help to make the sport more accessible to participants in the territory. The Virgin Islands Field Archery Federation is excited to see the positive impact of this experience on the archers and the sport as a whole. The team’s participation in the Las Vegas Shoot 2025 is a great example of the growth and development of the sport in the territory. Anyone wishing to get involved in archery can contact the VIFAF at info@fieldarcheryvi.com. The team’s success is a testament to the power of teamwork, hard work, and dedication.
Archery Competition: A Challenging but Exciting Experience
The archery competition at the Las Vegas Shoot 2025 will be a challenging but exciting experience for the team. The tournament will feature the iconic three-spot, 20-yard “Vegas Round,” which is a popular event among archers. The competition will test the archers’ skills and endurance, and it’s going to be a tough competition. The archers will be competing against some of the best archers in the world, and it’s going to be a great opportunity for them to learn from their experiences and gain new insights. Here are some key points to consider:
• The competition will be held over three days, with each day featuring a different round of competition. • The archers will be competing against archers from around the world, making it a truly international event. • The tournament will feature a range of equipment and techniques, giving the archers a chance to learn and adapt. • The competition will be judged on accuracy, consistency, and technique, making it a fair and challenging event for all participants. The archery competition at the Las Vegas Shoot 2025 will be a challenging but exciting experience for the team. The team’s participation in the tournament is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the archers, and it’s a great opportunity for them to learn and grow as athletes.
The Importance of Support and Sponsorship
The Virgin Islands Field Archery Federation is grateful for the support and sponsorship of Smith’s Ferry Services, which provided transportation for the archery gear from St Thomas to Las Vegas. The support and sponsorship of organizations like Smith’s Ferry Services is crucial to the development of the sport and the success of the archers. It’s a testament to the power of collaboration and partnership in promoting the growth and development of the sport. The Virgin Islands Field Archery Federation is proud to work with organizations like Smith’s Ferry Services to promote the sport and support the archers. The team’s participation in the Las Vegas Shoot 2025 is a great example of the impact of this support.
Conclusion
The Virgin Islands Field Archery Federation is proud to announce that five talented athletes from the territory will be competing in the world’s largest and most prestigious indoor archery tournament, Las Vegas Shoot 2025.
