Archery in Mississippi Schools
Archery in Mississippi Schools (AIMS) is designed to introduce 4th-12th grade students to the sport of International-Style Target Archery during their Physical Education Class and as an extracurricular team sport. Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) is the driving force behind AIMS. The program, which began in 2005 with 10 schools, is now over 500 schools and in over 50 counties with more than 80,000 students participating each year. The growth of AIMS has followed the national trend of Archery being the fastest growing sport nationwide and statewide. The first statewide Archery Invitational was held in Mississippi in 2011 with 400 student archers competing; and that number has expanded to over 7,500 student archers competing annually in the AIMS State Championship Series. Mississippi students also rank at the highest levels in both National and International Archery competitions every year.
For more information visit our website at www.mdwfp.com or contact the AIMS Department:
Craig Beeding/AIMS State Coordinator
aimssouth@yahoo.com
601-325-0222
Jason Johnson/AIMS Rules Arbitrator
aimsrules@yahoo.com
John McDonald/AIMS Tournament Registration-Scheduling
jmcdonaldjr@yahoo.com
Trey Humphreys/AIMS Extreme
treyhumphreys@yahoo.com
John Baker/AIMS Range & Equipment Manager
jbaker@stjoeirish.org
2022 Tournament Scores
2021 Tournament Scores
2019 Tournament Scores
- AIMS South State Tournament
- AIMS North State Tournament
- AIMS State Championship
- AIMS All State Score
- 2018 AIMS South State Tournament
- 2018 AIMS North State Tournament
- 2018 AIMS State Championship
- 2018 AIMS ALLSTARS
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