Hoyt shooters overcame not only worldwide competition, but also stiff desert winds as they battled to the top of the AZ Cup results. Neither man nor nature could cool Team Hoyt archers as they burned up the competition on their way to the podium, securing 10 of the 12 medal spots in the pro divisions.

Every medal in the recurve contest was earned by an archer shooting the new Hoyt Prodigy Series riser equipped with the world-renowned Quattro limbs, as Hoyt shooters took a full-sweep of Gold, Silver and Bronze medals in both the Men's and Women's Recurve divisions.

Men's Recurve
Gold- Crispin Duenas (Prodigy/Quattro)
Silver- Brady Ellison (Prodigy/Quattro)
Bronze- Zach Garrett (Prodigy/Quattro)

Women's Recurve
Gold- Khatuna Lorig (Prodigy/Quattro)
Silver- Natalia Sanchez (Prodigy XT/Quattro)
Bronze- Aida Roman (Prodigy XT/Quattro)

The story in Men's Compound was much the same, where Gold was championed by Rodger Willett Jr., with Jesse Broadwater taking Silver close behind (pictured at top of article). Both wielded the Hoyt Podium X. Gold and Bronze in the women's compound division were earned by Hoyt shooters Marla Cintron and Ana Cristina Juarez, respectively.

Congrats to Team Hoyt archers on starting the outdoor season on fire, torching the targets in the desert and making a major statement at the 2015 AZ Cup!

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