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Erika Anschutz of Plattsmouth, NE won a gold medal as a member of the U.S. World Indoor Archery Team that competed in the 11th World Indoor Archery Championships held at the South Point Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas

The American archer Reo WILDE was the hero of last week’s events in Las Vegas: he won the individual and team titles at the World Archery Indoor Championships as well as the Indoor World Cup Final in the compound men's category.

Over the last week shooters from all over the world set their sights on the city that never sleeps. When they arrived in Vegas they never imagined that the city would live up to it. With heats starting at 7 am and shoot offs ending in the early evening our shooters showed no sign of breaking down.

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Christian Berg, Editor of Petersen's Bowhunting Magazine, and host of Petersen's Bowhunting Radio interviews Gary Cornum of Easton about the new ultra-micro diameter Injexion arrow and the Deep Six insert system on location at a hog hunt at Osceola Outfitters in Florida.

The 2011 World Cup Finals were held on the beautiful, but windy shores of Bosphorus in Istanbul, Turkey, and once again Easton shooters displayed their dominance, as every arrow shot in each of the medal matches was an Easton.

Greg Easton, President of Jas. D. Easton, announced today that Shane Michelli has been hired as the new President of Easton Technical Products and will start as President in mid October. Easton Technical Products is an industry leader in the archery business and more specifically, arrow manufacturing. Easton also owns and operates a separate fletching facility, located in Indiana.

Easton Shooters Win Every Medal in World Cup Stage Four Recurve Recurve teams shoot matches of 24 arrows with cumulative scores. Mixed Teams shoot 16 arrows and individual archers shoot their matches in the Set System (5 sets of 3 arrows) at 70 meters. Each set is worth 2 points and the archers who earn 6 set points first win the match. In the case of a tied match (5-5), a one-arrow shoot-off closest to center is shot.

It's been six years since he last won the Buckmasters Top Bow Indoor World Championship, but Joseph Goza is no stranger to winning. Nobody has won more Buckmasters titles, and he's been in the running almost every year, but Goza said it felt great to hoist The Rack trophy once again.

As the third stage of the Archery World Cup in Ogden, Utah came to a close last week, Easton shooters dominated the list of winners. Easton's X10 and X10 ProTour arrows were shot to win every gold medal in the archery competition. Easton arrows helped to bring home an incredible 28 medals. Check back for additional highlights from the Archery World Cup. Congratulations Easton shooters.

Congratulations to Easton archer Kailey Johnson for receiving Rookie of the Year honors in the Woman's Pro Division. Johnson was spectacular in her debut as a pro shooter and is one of the youngest shooters ever to receive this prestigious award.

Easton's shooter Jesse Broadwater sweeps the tournament podiums in the biggest USA events, with 5 gold medals - USAA Field Nationals, NFAA Field Nationals, USAA (NAA) Target Nationals, Hoyt World Open, and the World Outdoor Archery Festival Car Shoot Off.

Easton Arrows won 9 out of 10 Outdoor Archery World Championship Gold Medals in Turin Italy Of the 10 gold medals awarded at the 2011 Outdoor Archery World Championships in Turin, Italy, nine of those 10 were won by archers shooting Easton arrows. Overall 28 of the 30 medals awarded were won by Easton shooters.

The 2011 Outdoor Archery World Championships were held in Turin, Italy July 4th-10th.

For over 25 years Easton has worked with Buckmasters and Jackie Bushman to build the whitetail hunting industry and firmly establish Easton's place as the manufacturer of the world's best whitetail arrows.

Danny McCarthy, shooting Easton Full Bore arrows, won the Paris, TX ASA Pro-AM in an exciting but windy round. Danny was down at the beginning of the final shoot down but pulled through by shooting three 10's a 12 and a 14, putting him in a position to win. Danny shot a 12 on his last arrow to win the tournament against fellow Easton teammate Darrin Christianberry who was shooting the 2412 X7 Eclipse. Jeff Hopkins, another Easton teammate, also made a strong showing by making the final shoot down.