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"We won gold back in Czech Republic but the one thing we'd never done was got World Champion, so we've ticked that box finally."

Archery GB promotes a culture where it is safe and acceptable for anyone to raise a complaint or concern.

How can you make sure the very youngest archers enjoy their first time at a range? We spoke to Archery GB’s Birmingham 2022 Legacy Co-ordinator and coach Jamila Bi and club records officer and archery parent Rebecca Bodkin, of The Audco Archers in Shropshire, to get some advice.

For those disabled archers wishing to seek a classification, AGB have been working in association with Ellie Page, one of our Para Classifiers, to improve the classification and screening process and provide an opportunity at this year's Disability Championships.

"This is a very experienced team competing at the World Championships, and we have no doubt they will face any challenge they meet head on." 

"I feel like I can shoot better in the wind, not all of the time, but most of the time they seemed to go where I wanted them to go."

"This weekend particularly there's been some really good matches, people have really upped their game."

"I'm very happy with how I performed as I claimed the medal I lost out on at the last World Championships in Poland."

"Judges are integral to UKRS and WRS shoots. Without the judges, these shoots simply would not go ahead."

Nominate an individual, club or organisation today to receive an award at our Presentation Evening in late autumn.

" It was a great experience to share with the large number of British archers and an opportunity to meet a lot of new friends."

"We shot awesome. We performed really well in the final."

"Having a disability means that not every sport is open to you, but I have always found archery to have members unceasingly willing to help and to feel really included in my clubs."

"Congratulations to all the winners and we hope to see you next year."

We want to see all of you there, cheering on our athletes as they shoot for the year’s biggest UK archery title.