Nay competes in the Huntsman to maintain ties to the sport.

When his three sons were young, Nay took them to tournaments on the weekends, exposing them to the thrills of the zooming arrow.

“My little kids were in diapers when they had a bow,” Nay said. “It’s a great family sport.”

Nay, a volunteer archery instructor with the Arizona Game and Fish Department who once attended numerous competitions in the 1970s, said he still has a deep-rooted passion.

“You have to stick with it,” said Nay, who also plays ping-pong three days a week with the local Tri-City Table Tennis Club of Arizona. “Don’t quit.”

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