Matt Stutzman

Matt Stutzman- Biography

Matt Stutzman is a professional archer from the United States who competes for Team USA in the Paralympics. Previously, he won a silver medal for the United States in the 2012 London Paralympics and is presently representing the United States at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics.

What is the Net Worth of Matt Stutzman? Salary, Earnings

Matt Stutzman has been a professional archer for many years and has amassed a lot of riches as a result. He has represented the United States at numerous international and national events, and he has won numerous medals. His net worth is expected to be around $2.5 million in 2022.

Matt Stutzman- Birth, Age, Ethnicity, Siblings, Education

Matt Stutzman was born on December 10, 1982, in Kansas City, Kansas, United States. He was born with a birth defect and was born without arms. Jean Stutzmand and Leon Stutzman adopted Matt later in life. He was raised in a Christian home and is of white heritage. Matt is a single child to his parents and does not appear to have any siblings.

He has been archery since he was 16 years old, and his parents have always encouraged him. Matt has not revealed much about his schooling and qualifications, but he is believed to have graduated from a local high school in Fairfield, Iowa, where he grew up. He has also not disclosed any information on furthering his education.

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Matt Stutzman- Relationship, Married Life

Matt is currently married to Amber Scheller, a wonderful woman who is very supportive of him and has worked many jobs to aid him and their family financially. He and his wife have three children, Alex, Carter, and Cameron Stutzman. He and his family are currently residing in Fairfield Lowa.

Matt Stutzman’s Professional Career

Matt is a professional impaired archer who represents the United States at the international level. He makes use of his legs and has honed the technique of shooting most precisely with his legs despite the fact that he is missing both of his arms. He also holds the world record for the longest accurate shot in impaired archery. Matt first represented the United States at the international level in 2012, when he competed in the London Paralympics. He managed to put up a magnificent performance, earning him a silver medal. In 2014, he competed on the national level in the Arizona Cup, where he won a silver medal. The following year, in 2015, he competed in the Parapan American Games and won another silver medal with his outstanding performance.

In the same year, he won team gold at the World Archery Para Championship. The same year, he set a Guinness World Record for the longest individual distance of 310 yards. He competed in the Paralympics again in 2016 but did not earn a medal. In 2019, he won a bronze medal at the World Archery Para Championships. His path has included several medals and records, as well as a lot of hard work, which has led him to compete in the Paralympic Games for the third time in 2020 in Tokyo. He is scheduled to compete in the Men’s Compound event ranking round on August 27th, along with two other colleagues from the United States.

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Social Media Details

Matt has been a Twitter user since 2011 and now has 3493 followers. He also has an Instagram account, which has about 3509 followers. He has only shared six Instagram posts and is not known to be on any other network.

Trivia

• Matt has earned the moniker “Armless Archer.”
• He appears in the documentary film “My Way to Olympia” in 2013.
• Randi Smith is Matt’s coach.
• In August 2020, a Netflix documentary titled “Rising Phoenix” was launched on his life and accomplishments.
• He bought his first bow when he was sixteen years old.
• With his feet, he controls the steering of autos.