The News at Wolf Ridge Archery

The News at Wolf Ridge Archery

Wolf Ridge Archery is a fun, safe and shooting club for archers ages 8 and up. We welcome anybody who is interested. No experience or equipment is necessary. We’re here for you whether you are shooting for recreation or prepping for the next tournament.

WRA practice sign ups

Thursday practices have ended for the year and will resume in March 2026.

Saturdays: From 3:00 – 5:00 pm. Please sign up by noon that Saturday.

On the archery line. Shows archers, children and adults, in the process of shooting their bows

Upcoming events

Winter weather

In winter, weather conditions will not always be favorable for archery.  Since we want archery to remain fun and not something to dread, we have a winter policy. In the instance of inclement weather, at 1:00 pm on Saturday we will check weather.com.

  • If it forecasts the temperature to drop below 45 between 3:00 & 5:00 pm in Efland, we will cancel practice.
  • We will also be mindful of any winter weather or flood warnings issued for Orange county. Archery is a safe sport and that includes coming to and from practice. If there are warnings in place, we will cancel.
  • So be sure to sign up for WRA Alerts to receive these updates!

Virginia DWR Archery Open 2026

The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR), in partnership with Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation, invites the archery and conservation community to participate in the 2026 DWR Archery Open. The second annual competition will take place Saturday, January 10th, 2026 in Richmond, Virginia, featuring opportunities for youth and adult level competitors. For more details visit their site.

NFAA State and Southeast Sectional Championships: Feb 6th-8th

FIrst Flight in Raleigh will host the NFAA Southeast Sectional and State Championships February 6th-8th. Sectional registration is handled online. For state registration, contact Lesley via email or by phone at (919) 676-6799.

Orange County Historical Society Museum’s Youth Sports Exhibits

Archery made it into the Orange County Historical Society Museums exhibit on Youth Sports! The club, coaches and several archers contributed bows, arrows, medals and pictures. They have lots of other sports as well, so plan your visit. (There are also some great restaurants and Matthew’s Chocolates in walking distance to the museum)

A full view of the an archery case. Within it are an assortment of arrows of various lengths, colors and materials. Then a series of medals with two small photos of archers. On top of the case are photos of Eli standing in his red and black Hoyt shirt (young white male) and his sister Laura Hughes Harris shooting her barebow up an incline.

Don’t forget to sign up for our WRA Alerts!