The
Southern Canadian Classic
Join us
August 15 & 16
HARROW ONTARIO
Not your average 3D archery tournament
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About Our Tournament
The Southern Canadian Classic is a 2 day, 3D tournament located in Harrow, Ontario Canada with 20 targets per day on an outdoor course with ASA scoring but with customized payouts and cash and trophy classes. Shotgun start both days with a shootdown for specific classes on Sunday.
Doesn't matter your equipment, age or skill level or what side of the border you're on, our tournament is for everyone.
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With a novelty shoot, on site camping, wicked prizes and a welcoming and fun atmosphere, The SCC is not just a tournament, it's an event.
But make no mistake, it WILL test you.​
Tournament Highlights
We love handing out money and we do just that with our custom payouts...
Our signature feature, where it PAYS to be average...
What we call 'The Hateful 8'. Like the movie. But more brutal...
Some of our top finishers also receive an amazing bonus from Shrewd Archery...
Every year we give away well over $20,000 in prizes...
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Testimonials
"You guys put on a great event, not only for experienced folks, but also for new participants to the sport. My wife was apprehensive to attend but she ended up having a blast! That's a huge win in my books. Congrats and we'll see you next year!!"
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Benoit Boulay, Guelph Ontario
"Another awesome year at The SCC! The community that is present is so heartwarming. Thank you for always being so great with the Cubs! They had so much fun and are already asking to do it again next year!"
Sarah Riggi, Amherstburg, Ontario
"The weekend has become a highlight of the summer and you are helping us create great family memories."
The McKelveys, Gravenhurst, Ontario
"Building a good tournament is more than just the targets and the courses. It's about creating community - a welcoming place where everyone feels at home. This is what The Southern Canadian Classic has become. A big thank you from me and on behalf of our members from our club who attended."
Chris Lafleur, Royal City Bowmen