Foley, AL — The TAC Vanes team turned in another dominant performance on the ASA circuit, locking down wins and podium finishes across Open Pro, Known Pro, Senior Pro, and Women’s Pro divisions. From leading every round to high-pressure shootoffs, TAC shooters proved once again that precision and consistency start with every arrow.
Open Pro: Goza Holds Strong Through the Shootoff
Joseph Goza set the tone early, leading the Open Pro field after both day one and day two of qualification scoring. Carrying a six-point advantage into the shootdown, Goza stayed locked in and closed the door on the field to secure the win.
Goza ran the new 2.25” Driver High Profile, three-fletched, a setup built for predictable launch and unwavering downrange stability.
Dan McCarthy followed closely in 2nd place, shooting the same 2.25” Driver High Profile, but in a four-fletch configuration. Justin Hannah also made the big stage, finishing 5th overall with the 2.75” Driver, three-fletched.
Known Pro: Householder Stacks Bonus Rings
In Known Pro, Robert Householder put on a clinic during the shootoff. Shooting the 2.75” Driver three-fletch, Householder punched five of six bonus rings, including one 12 and four 14s, to secure 2nd place in one of the weekend’s most exciting finishes.
Senior Pro: Wallace Goes Perfect
Jack Wallace delivered one of the most impressive performances of the weekend. Wallace held a perfect scorecard throughout qualifications, keeping every arrow in the 10-ring or better. With 14 total 12s and a 28-up weekend, he entered the shootoff with an 11-point cushion and never looked back.
Wallace trusted the 2.25” Driver High Profile, three-fletched, calling out its predictability and flawless performance under tournament pressure.
Women’s Pro: Kelly and Team TAC Own the Podium
Cara Kelly kicked off the season with a Women’s Pro win, entering the shootoff with an 11-point lead and maintaining the top spot through the final arrows. Kelly shot the original 2.25” Driver, four-fletched.
Emily McCarthy secured 3rd place, also running the original 2.25” Driver in a four-fletch setup. Sharon Wallace rounded out a strong showing for Team TAC, making the shootoff and narrowly missing the podium by a single point while shooting the new 2.25” Driver High Profile, three-fletched.
Built for the Podium
From qualification rounds to pressure-packed shootoffs, Team TAC shooters trusted the Driver lineup for repeatable arrow flight, forgiveness, and confidence when it mattered most.
Full official scores can be found here: https://asaarchery.com/scores/
The very best trust TAC Vanes. Stay locked in for more tournament results as the ASA season continues.