Before the season
These sessions have passed.
Online registration window
Register during the March window. Rangers instruct as a group and individually so each student can succeed.
- March 22 - March 28, 2026

Connect Sports
Connect Sports Archery teaches safety, range rules and the Eleven Steps to Archery Success for kindergarten through age 18.
2026 season ended (check back for next season)

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Connect Sports Archery was created to foster the development of Christian faith, character and leadership in our youth while teaching the fundamentals of archery. Students learn glossary terms, safety procedures and range rules. Discipline and respect for the sport and teammates matter. Rangers instruct as a group and individually so each student can succeed. The season lasts about six weeks with Thursday practices and Saturday competition.
Archers learn and refine the Eleven Steps to Archery Success: Stance, Nock, Draw Hand Set, Bow Hand Set, Pre-Draw, Draw, Anchor, Aim, Shot Setup, Release and Follow Through. They compete with each other and refine skills through coaching from Rangers.
These sessions have passed.
Online registration window
Register during the March window. Rangers instruct as a group and individually so each student can succeed.
First archery player
$$65
Each additional sibling
$$55







Archery Director
Mason First Church of the Nazarene
cynthia@masonnaz.com
(517) 676-5680
Connect Sports Archery is for children in kindergarten through age 18.
Families register on TeamSideline. Registration typically opens before each spring season. Current dates are on this archery page and on TeamSideline.
Current archery prices are posted on this archery page and on TeamSideline when registration opens. Prices can change from season to season.
The season lasts about six weeks. Practice is typically on Thursdays and competition is on Saturdays, with two session times. Current dates and times are on this archery page and on TeamSideline.
Students learn glossary terms, safety procedures, and range rules. Rangers also teach the Eleven Steps to Archery Success: Stance, Nock, Draw Hand Set, Bow Hand Set, Pre-Draw, Draw, Anchor, Aim, Shot Setup, Release, and Follow Through.
Family breakfast is available every Saturday before competition.
Cynthia "Cyndi" Richey is the archery director at Mason First Church of the Nazarene. Email cynthia@masonnaz.com or call (517) 676-5680.

Through Connect Sports, families and community come together to rejoice in the fellowship of Jesus Christ.