Wyatt Schilling wins multiple titles in national archery competitions
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 9:11 AM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Wyatt Schilling, a 14-year-old from Butler County, Pennsylvania, has achieved multiple championships in archery, including first place in the middle school male NASP 3D state tournament and the IBO Outdoor Worlds. Schilling, who began shooting at age 5, progressed through the National Archery in the Schools Program and consistently ranks among the top competitors. His success is noted by the Pennsylvania Game Commission, which highlighted his rise in competition from the top 50% in fifth grade to now holding numerous state and national titles. He is preparing for the upcoming deer season, applying what he has learned in competitions to his hunting practices.
- •Schilling won first place in several NASP and IBO championships.
- •He has been shooting competitively since the fourth grade.
- •The Pennsylvania Game Commission praised his rapid rise in archery.
- •He prepares for deer season using techniques from his training.
- •Achievements include first place at the IBO Worlds and NASP Nationals.
- 9:11 AMYahoo Sports — How this Pennsylvania teen archer became a world champion
"Pennsylvania teen Wyatt Schilling has earned multiple top archery titles and is now eyeing deer season success.
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