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Archery at U.S. colleges

Colleges reported $4.4 million of archery revenue in the 2024–25 survey year, according to the Education Department’s athletics disclosures.

24 colleges fielded archery, with 427 athletes and $4.2 million of expenses: < 0.1% of the revenue colleges attributed to any sport.

Archery, 2024–25

24
Colleges fielding it
$4.4 million
Revenue, as reported
$4,431,083
Not profit.
$4.2 million
Expenses, as reported
$4,213,147
427
Athletes
196 men and 231 women.
54.1%
Women’s share of athletes
32
Head coaches
15
Assistant coaches

Revenue and expenses over time

Colleges reported $4.4 million of archery revenue in 2024–⁠25, against $255,471 in 2008–⁠09, in each year's dollars

Revenue and expenses the colleges attributed to archery each survey year from 2008–⁠09 to 2024–⁠25, with the colleges that fielded it and its athletes. In each year's dollars.

The colleges that fielded the sport each year, not a fixed set of colleges. An athlete on two teams of the sport is counted on each.

Not adjusted for inflation.

Source: The Education Department’s athletics disclosures

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The figures

Colleges reported $4.4 million of archery revenue in 2024–25, against $255,471 in 2008–09, in each year's dollars. Revenue and expenses the colleges attributed to archery each survey year from 2008–09 to 2024–25, with the colleges that fielded it and its athletes. In each year's dollars.
Survey yearRevenueExpensesCollegesAthletes
2008–⁠09$255,471$255,471450
2009–⁠10$249,837$249,837451
2010–⁠11$309,670$289,670455
2011–⁠12$294,187$294,187451
2012–⁠13$372,913$375,913685
2013–⁠14$794,414$793,6919127
2014–⁠15$785,510$784,5638135
2015–⁠16$1.1 million$1.1 million12184
2016–⁠17$1.2 million$1.2 million12210
2017–⁠18$1.7 million$1.7 million15261
2018–⁠19$2.2 million$2.2 million17295
2019–⁠20$2.1 million$2.1 million18348
2020–⁠21$2.1 million$2.1 million14232
2021–⁠22$3.2 million$3.2 million20351
2022–⁠23$3.2 million$3.2 million20398
2023–⁠24$3.9 million$3.8 million21403
2024–⁠25$4.4 million$4.2 million24427

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The colleges reporting the most archery revenue

The 24 largest of the 24 colleges that reported archery revenue for 2024–25, with the expenses they attributed to it beside it. Neither column is a measure of profit.

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Colleges by reported archery revenue, 2024–25
RankCollegeRevenue
1Union Commonwealth University$511,787
2University of Rio Grande$511,332
3Lindsey Wilson College$451,706
4University of Pikeville$451,591
5William Carey University$370,467
6University of the Cumberlands$312,147
7Columbia University in the City of New York$286,430
8Mount Marty University$254,522
9Emmanuel University$158,305
10Campbellsville University$154,680
11Kentucky Christian University$151,158
12Muskingum University$141,231
13Midway University$132,841
14Blue Mountain Christian University$105,839
15Rend Lake College$85,334
16Indiana Institute of Technology$79,588
17Grand View University$66,896
18Navajo Technical University$53,519
19Pennsylvania College of Technology$36,107
20Alexandria Technical & Community College$34,513
21Atlantic Cape Community College$23,505
22Dine College$23,020
23Coe College$22,920
24Hocking College$11,645

Every sport side by side: college sports by reported revenue and college sports by athletes. How the figures are made: the method.

Sources

Compiled automatically from Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act data — every varsity team, by college and sport by a checked SQL query · Editor: Kian O'Connor · How this site is built

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