Goza Brothers Dominate 3-D Archery!

Joseph Goza

~ Buckmaster Winner 2001, 2002 ~

Joseph and Larry Goza are not only brothers they are both World Champions in Pro Limited. Joseph, the first one to ever win six ASA tournaments consecutively, plus ASA World Champion and Shooter of the Year. "It is an honor and it feels good to have accomplished so much this year, between Larry and I both we've won ten out of twelve ASA tournaments." Joseph regards Larry as his "mentor". "If it wasn't for Larry teaching me the tricks I might not have come this far." Joseph's advice for shooters, "never give up or get discouraged." Current plans for Joseph, "definitely deer hunting!"

Larry Goza

~ IBO World Champion 2002 ~

Fifteen years of shooting, two of them Pro, Larry Goza is an IBO World Champion. "I've had a pretty good year and I'm tickled with my IBO win," Larry said. Even with experiencing an incorrect scoring post at Snowshoe, Larry kept his nerves together and shot a great round to clasp the Championship. "I shoot for the fun of it and once the season is over I really miss the atmosphere, but I look forward to next year."  When asked how he felt about his younger brother referring to him as a mentor, "I knew if I could get him to shoot fingers, I felt good that both of us could be on top." Larry's advice for shooters, "Practice yardage, there were some shots that killed me because I didn't call the yardage right. It is the biggest thing." Surely, he and his brothers will be enjoying hunting and a phenomenal next year.

Diane Morris

Diane’s interest in archery began in 1993 when she decided to try deer hunting with  husband Johnny. She entered local 3-D tournaments to enhance her skills and shot in her first ASA tournament in 1998. She began placing in ASA tournaments in 2000 and won ASA Senior Women’s Shooter of the Year in 2001 and 2002. She also won the IBO Southern Triple Crown. She has used Bull’s Eye Scopes since the beginning. Her winning combination this year was Bull’s Eye’s Target Scope with a 4 power Dominator Lens. “I’m pretty picky about my archer equipment. Everything has to be just right. Even as my needs change, I’ve always found exactly what I need with Bull’s Eye.”

Jeff Rogers

Jeff Rogers (left), from Lula, Georgia, has won the prestigious Las Vegas Archery Championships in the pro division for the third time: 1988, 1990 and 1998. Presenting him a victory check in Vegas, Bull's Eye President Clyde Hartsell noted that Jeff shot 90 arrows perfectly during the grueling three-day, 30-arrow-per-day shoot. "Jeff shot 62 Xs in the regular shooting and then shot six in the shoot off. I am proud he was shooting the Bull's Eye Pro Scope with the maXXis Lens.

Greg Pyle

~ #2 Indiana Record ~

Evansville, Indiana's Greg Pyle is one of those guys who stacks up whitetail antlers in the basement like they were cord wood. He keeps in shape by shooting 3-D tournaments during the spring and summer. Greg also hunts with a scope, unusual for bowhunters. "A scope eliminates any three-pin or four-pin confusion," he notes. "Because I use a low-power lens in it, the light-gathering coatings allow me to see clearly 15 minutes earlier and later than most bowhunters on any given day.

This 10-pointer was shot at 35 yards using a Bull's Eye Millennium scope with a 3x dominator lens (same setup as 3-D comp. bow).
P.Y. Gross 188 3/8 Green Score.

Randall Jones

~ ASA World Champion 2002 ~

New Dominator II Scope from Bull's Eye Sights & Scopes
is Big Winner on 2000 Competition Circuit

Shooting a manufacturer's sample of the new Dominator II Scope from Bull's Eye Sights and Scopes, professional 3-D competitor and World Champion Randall Jones won the 2000 ASA Men's Shooter of the Year award and shot his way to a World Championship as an IBO Senior Pro. "What a year!" Randall exclaims. "And I owe a lot of my success to Bull's Eye's new Dominator II lens in my Millennium Scope. It is ultra clear on the range, no matter what the weather's like."

Pat Dorigatti

Pat, who has been shooting for 30 years, 9 years as a NFAA Pro Freestyle shooter won the 2001 NFAA Northwest Indoor Sectionals and then, a week later, won the Wyoming State Indoor Championship. "I shoot the new Truespot Lens and feel it will revolutionize the scope industry!", proclaims Pat.

Pat also holds the State Indoor Blueface Record in the Bowhunter Freestyle Division as well as 4 out of 5 of the State Records in the Men's Pro Freestyle Division for Indoors (Vegas), Outdoors (Field, International and 900 rounds) and 3D (marked and unmarked).

Pat has been selected as one of the torch carriers for the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, UT in 2002.