PHOTOS: 2022 3D Provincial Archery Championships held in Cranbrook

The Cranbrook Archery Club hosted the 2022 3D Provincial Championships at their outdoor range in Fort Steele from June 24 to 26. Several athletes have qualified for the world team and Canadian National Championships. (Photos by Corey Bullock/Cranbrook Townsman)
Over 70 athletes came out to compete, qualify for worlds

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