BLOODLINE SHOOTERS
Joshua Hubbs
I’m 23 years old. I’m an avid bow hunter and competitive shooter. I’ve been shooting a bow sense I was 8. I started out in 4H archery and then moved to target archery, both indoor and outdoor. Then I decided I wanted to try bow hunting and when I turned 15 I harvest my first archery buck and biggest to date. From there I was hooked and sense then I haven’t picked up a rifle. All the hunting I do is 90% solo and I hike into wilderness areas. That said I need reliable and dependable equipment. I’ve shot other string material before but none of them compare to Bloodline fiber. In my opinion this material is the toughest and most durable out there. I know I can count on them and that’s why I only shoot bloodline.
ZAK ADAMS
Zak Adams started bow hunting at the age of 27 and started competing in target archery at 39. Since that time he competes in as many tournaments, locally and nationally, as possible. In March of 2020, Zak made the switch to Bloodline and has not looked back. He builds strings for bowhunters and target Archers in northern Colorado.
Dan Course
I am an avid whitetail bowhunter, primarily in Texas and Oklahoma, however I have been venturing into Western big game hunting and dabble with turkey hunting. I grew up hunting and fishing in Mississippi since the age of about 7, but I also hunted Pennsylvania in my early adult life.
My most significant achievement in hunting has been joy and happiness that has manifest through the countless hours I’ve spent in the outdoors - alone and with family and friends.
I fell in love with bowhunting over 25 years ago. Although I’ve built my own arrows Easton XX75 in the early years, I decided to take by bowhunting to new heights a few years ago. I started by taking a bow technician course and developing my home shop. Building and tuning my own bows (and a few friends’), building custom arrows, and shooting target/3D archery have significantly contributed to my becoming a much better bowhunter. There’s no surprise that Bloodline has become my string material of choice.
KEITH SEKORA
2012 started shooting archery for therapy after being injured in Afghanistan in 2010. Introduced to the sport at an adaptive sports camp, where I got on the wrong bus and found myself at Archery. After falling over on my first shot the coach said I needed to shoot from my wheelchair. I started shooting from a wheelchair, and after 3 years I was able to move to standing with a stool in the men’s open compound division.
Mariya Shkolna
Mariya made her international debut in 2011 shooting originally for Ukraine. She became European Champion and World Indoor Champion in the Youth division in 2014 and quickly followed that as part of the Ukrainian Senior Womens team that lifted the World title in 2015. Breaking from International shooting in 2016 allowed her to compete for Poland where she attanded University and 2018 so that she could move and compete for her now residence in Luxembourg, Mariya picked up multiple National titles in all three countries during this period and World Indoor Cup Silver in Rome. Now settled in Luxembourg and a member of the National team, she will be competing in all major World Archery events in 2021.
Ella made her Great British debut in 2018 having started compound in 2017 and shot onto the podium almost immediately winning the European Junior Team title the same year. 2019 saw Ella win the UK Indoor, Outdoor & National Tour titles, win 3 World Cup medals, Team Bronze at the World Youth Championships, win Bronze at the GT Open World series stage and break a total of 6 World records and 10 European Records. In February she was crowned World Indoor Series Champion On-line.
Ksenia has been shooting since 2011, and it didn't take long for her to cement her place on the Ukrainian Paralympic team with two Paralympic games under her belt (London 2012 and Rio 2016). She's been active on the International Para circuit since the start, winning individual silver and team bronze at the world ranking tournament in 2016, where she won the quota tournament. She is also the three-time Ukrainian National Champion. Ksenia now competes for Poland and we look forward to seeing her compete for a spot in Tokyo.
Lukasz Przybylski
Polish number one Lukasz Przybylski has been a member of the Polish National team since 2014, competing regularly at target and field internationals. The World number 40 is the holder of seven national titles and last year won the Antalya Challenge, the only World Ranking event to be held in 2020.
Adam made his debut for Great Britain in 2013. 2015 World Championshi Bronze medalist has dominated the UK scene as 4 time UK #1, 3 time British Champion and 3 time National Tour champion. On top of his impeccable domestic record, he is also the reigning European Team Champion and World Cup Mixed Team Silver medalist.