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"Our team is excited to see what they can bring home from this event."

One of the standout performances of the day went to compound woman world number 1 Ella Gibson. She started the day with a 354 at 70m which broke the world record by one point.

"That was my aim, to win and to get maximum points for the Tour rankings. So I'm pretty chuffed that I've managed to achieve both of those."

Ahead of the International Blind Sport Federation World Games in Birmingham at the end of the month, Sue Habgood from Blind Veterans UK Brighton explains what it means to volunteer as a spotter for VI archers.

"People should come and watch to see what an actual finals’ field is like. The National Tour Final is just as good as any international stage."

We caught up with Helen Brown and Julie Wood, two of AGB newest volunteers, fresh from volunteering at the Youth Festival, who talked about how rewarding being a part of it was.

"We have thoroughly enjoyed hosting this great shoot and hope that whoever takes it on next year will have as much fun as we have."

"It’s being held at a great venue and also the finals are the test event for Paris 2024, so we’ll be looking to make the most of this opportunity to take into next year."

It's time to introduce you to another of our brilliant new junior ambassadors, letting them tell their story in their own words of who they are, what they love and why they chose to become an Archery GB ambassador. This month, we hear from Carlos Amata.

The Scottish Archery U21 Pathway Academy is pleased to announce the creation of 360° Coach, a new low-cost and innovative technology solution for the analysis and improvement of sporting form, particularly that of archers. The solution allows a coach to guide archers in an in-person setting or to receive streamed or recorded footage and offer remote coaching.

“I am just going to focus on my shot process. It has got me this far and I am really comfortable with how it's going. I will just take it one arrow at a time.”

George Fyvie explains how Leith Community Archers was created to help people on the poverty line to access archery, ensuring no one is left out.

It's a once-in-a-lifetime experience for many small island athletes and a training ground for future superstars. These games teach teamwork and the art of winning for your island, before athletes take on the world!

"For the first time ever, we’re offering kids the chance to be front and centre alongside the team as they prepare for the Games, in a role that we know can be hugely exciting and inspiring."

"We’re excited to be heading to the World Championships with a great mix of experienced and younger athletes."