Ottawa houses a lot of professional sports teams – from hockey and football, to soccer and baseball, to basketball and lacrosse. But if you live in Ottawa’s South End, perhaps you’ve caught wind of a different sports game night. Just think of a game of high-intensity dodgeball, except the projectile you have to avoid is a bunch of padded arrows. It’s called ‘combat archery’ – held at Archery Games Ottawa near Bank and Walkley. The spectacle started in 2015 and a brand-new Summer League is about to get underway. Archery Games Ottawa co-owner Noah Jackson joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Weekends.

<p>Ottawa houses a lot of professional sports teams &ndash; from hockey and football, to soccer and baseball, to basketball and lacrosse. But if you live in Ottawa&rsquo;s South End, perhaps you&rsquo;ve caught wind of a different sports game night. Just think of a game of high-intensity dodgeball, except the projectile you have to avoid is a bunch of padded arrows. It&rsquo;s called &lsquo;combat archery&rsquo; &ndash; held at Archery Games Ottawa near Bank and Walkley. The spectacle started in 2015 and a brand-new Summer League is about to get underway. Archery Games Ottawa co-owner Noah Jackson joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Weekends.</p>