MINNESOTA STATE NASP
- The National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) started in Kentucky in 2002
- Co-created by state education and wildlife departments
- grades 4-12
- Uses universal-fit bows and arrows, making it accessible and economical for diverse student bodies.
- 21 million students (grades 4-12) and involves nearly 9,000 schools
- The world’s largest youth archery program.
- Inclusive team sport
- Emphasizes strict safety protocols, making archery safer than many ball sports in schools.
- Awards millions in cash scholarships to students for further education.
- Boosts student focus, behavior, and school engagement
- Archery can help kids build confidence and feel satisfaction from overcoming challenges.
- Archery teaches kids patience and self-motivation.
MN-NASP
PO Box 216
Cohasset, MN 55721
general@mnnasp.org
2026 MN NASP Rules



