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2019 Shoots at a Glance
FITA - January 19, 20 2019 Detroit Archers
Saturday 9am (Cub only), 1pm & 5pm Sunday 10am & 2pm Registration: (Event complete) NFAA - February 23, 24 2019 Multi Lakes Conservation Association Saturday 1pm & 5pm Sunday 10am & 2pm Registration: (Event complete) MAA 420 - March 30, 31 2019 Oakland County Sportsmen's Club Saturday 1pm & 5pm Sunday 10am & 2pm Registration: (Event complete) Marked 3D - June 15, 2019 Detroit Archers Saturday 9am - 3pm (No more shooters after 3pm) Registration: No Pre-Registration required, Walk-in only. Shooters will pay the Prepaid costs of Adult $12, Youth (under 18) $7 or Family $26. Field & Hunter - June 29/30, 2019 Multi Lakes Conservation Association 9am - 2pm (No more shooters after 2pm) Registration: This is a one-day shoot. No need to shoot both days. No Pre-Registration required, Walk-in only. Shooters will pay the Prepaid costs of Adult $12, Youth (under 18) $7 or Family $26. Please see specific club websites and/or calendars for line times. **Any awards will be given to you by your club. Please see your club's tournament director or equivalent member. |
NEWS
Delegate Meeting
The next delegate meeting will be on August 19, 2019 at 7:30pm and held at Oakland County Sportsmen's Club. 4770 Waterford Rd, Village of Clarkston, MI 48346 Registration and fees
Registration for the TCAA FITA is now up and running. By preregistering the shooter's line time will be secured. Walk-ins will be accepted, but subject to a different fee schedule as shown below. Shoot fees for the 2019 season are as follows...
Prepaid shooter:
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LEARN ABOUT THE CLUBS
Detroit Archers
Detroit Archers (DA) is the oldest archery club in Michigan. It began in 1924 when Saxton Pope and Art Young visited and decided to form a club known as Detroit Archers. The formal organizational meeting took place in 1928 and our most famous member, Fred Bear, became the club's first President. |
Detroit Sportsmen's Congress
The Detroit Sportsmen’s Congress (DSC) has Archery-based activities to fit everyone’s interest. Archery activities have been a part of DSC since 1948 and the committee is proud to be an expanding group with new responsibilities and functions. Whether your interests lay in target shooting, competition, or practice for archery hunting, we have a facility for you. |
Motor City Archers
One of the newest and most rapidly growing clubs in the Tri-County area. Offering introductory, JOAD and scholastic programs throughout southeastern MI at a variety of locations and school. |
Multi-Lakes Conservation Association Multi-Lakes Conservation Association (MLCA) is dedicated to providing the finest sportsmans services in Oakland County, Michigan. Rifle, pistol, shotgun, and archery ranges are open to the public, as well as weekly Bingo & Fish Fry, monthly Country Breakfast, and many other family activities. |
Oakland County Sportsmen's Club
Oakland County Sportsmen's Club (OCSC) has something for everyone, and everyone of all ages. The archery club boasts one of the largest unobstructed indoor archery range houses in Michigan. As well as extensive outdoor ranges for 3-D, Field and Hunter, FITA Target and Broadhead Leagues. |
Rising Phoenix
Rising Phoenix Archery is one of the largest archery academies in the US. With comprehensive programs for beginners to advanced. Our school offers year round programming for all levels bringing a unique team/family environment to an otherwise individual sport. |
Royal Oak Archers
Royal Oak Archers (ROA) was established in 1952, and is located in Oakland County, Michigan. The facilities include a clubhouse that sits on a rise overlooking Paint Creek. The club has three outdoor archery ranges, which are used for 3-D, broadhead and target shooting. The club also has a MAA field tip practice range and a broadhead practice range. |
About the TCAA
The Tri-County Archery Association (TCAA) is affiliated with the Michigan Archery Association (MAA) and thus follows the rules and regulations of the National Field Archery Association (NFAA). The TCAA is comprised of archery clubs located within Macomb, Oakland and St. Clair counties.
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