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The rankings allow archers to challenge themselves, shoot the furthest distances, compete over the course of a season, and try to achieve or beat their own ranking goals.

Archery GB and the Muslim Sports Foundation will work together to develop archery in order to unite communities through Project Rimaya.

Want to get more funding for your club? Now you can, thanks to AGB's partnership with easyfundraising. Plus, there's a chance for your club to win £100!

"We are looking forward to putting in the work over the winter and showing what we are capable of in 2023."

Archery is a sport that anyone can do, regardless of age, race, disability, gender and sexuality. So, Archery GB are encouraging our members and clubs to lace up and speak up against homophobia and transphobia in our sport.

We are delighted to announce the first set of competition dates for 2023!

Once a taboo subject in our society, discussions of the menopause have historically been kept behind closed doors, but not anymore. Vic Williams, Archery GB’s Regional Development Officer for Wales, shares her tips on how to shoot through the menopause.

The season came to a grand finale with Ella Gibson and Bryony Pitman competing in the Hyundai Archery World Cup Final in Tlaxcala, Mexico.

The 2022 Summer Metrics, which ran from July to August, are over for another year. The results have been tallied, the scores verified and it’s time to announce the winners.

The Hyundai Archery World Cup circuit comes to an end this weekend!

A summer of World and European records being broken!

A second pilot of a new discipline for the UK, Run Archery - a shooting format connecting archery with running – was delivered in September at Redhill Archers, Birmingham.

The GB athletes are bringing home their fair share of individual medals from the World Archery Field Championships.

"I was emotionally shutting down to the point that I didn’t feel like me anymore. Winning gold at the Paralympics didn’t change that."

"The course was top notch, I wouldn’t be able to pick out any certain part of the course that was better than the rest."