June 13, 2025 – The National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP®) is honored to be a proud sponsor of the Archery Hall of Fame & Museum, located within the stunning Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s facility in Springfield, Missouri. This iconic venue not only celebrates the rich history of archery, but also serves as a lasting tribute to the legendary individuals who have shaped the sport.
NASP® deeply values the importance of preserving archery’s legacy and honoring those whose dedication and skill have left a mark on the sport. In that spirit, NASP® is thrilled to continue the tradition of recognizing excellence among NASP® student archers.
Each year, the Bullseye overall top male and female archers—based on cumulative scores from NASP® national events—will be celebrated with a photo displayed in the museum, and their names proudly added to a perpetual plaque that is hung alongside some of the most inspiring figures in archery.
This year, the NASP® Bullseye National overall top male was Trevor Thompson of Tennessee and the overall top female was Ava Castrogiovanni of Pennsylvania.
NASP® extends its heartfelt gratitude to Diane Miller, CEO/CFO of the Archery Hall of Fame, for her unwavering support of NASP®, and to the Archery Hall of Fame board members for their generosity in showcasing the achievements of our outstanding student archers.
NASP® invites all participants, coaches, and families to explore the Archery Hall of Fame & Museum—a place where past legends and rising stars are recognized side by side, inspiring generations of archers to come.
For more information on NASP® news and events, please visit https://www.naspschools.org
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