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The culmination of a season's worth of dedication is finally upon us. This year, the National Tour Final is set to deliver two days of electrifying archery . But if you can't make it to Nottingham, we've still got a way for you to join in the action.

“The team that has earnt their place to represent GB have significant performance pedigree and ability to push for podium places."

“The growth and enthusiasm for run archery is exciting, and I am grateful for the clubs that have hosted events this year and all the archers that have taken part in this emerging discipline."

It is with great sadness that, due to circumstances beyond our control, we were unable to send a full team out to Canada to compete at the World Archery Youth Championships.

Over 180 people came to Evesham compete to decide who would be this year's 50+ target champions.

"Everyone was so keen to learn, get involved, and most of all demonstrated commitment to making archery more accessible and growing disability archery in their clubs and regions."

"It was amazing, I won a medal and a trophy. It felt very good and now I want to be in the Olympic Games."

“This is a very exciting team of athletes with many years of experience between them. They’re no stranger to the finals field, and I expect we will get to witness their skills live in Poland."

"With their many past successes at the World Games, we are positive that GB will continue to showcase their skills and medal potential."

"It was been a fantastic day of archery skills demonstrated by the youngsters; their enthusiasm and high energy levels were best described as infectious."

"Ron's knowledge of archery and performance needs have and will assist the programme's direction going forward as we prepare towards the LA Olympic and Paralympic Games."

"Together, with our members and future committees, we will continue to build a future that honours our past while embracing the promise of what lies ahead."

Working closely with Sport Development Officer Lisa Wheeler, the regional committee will be tasked with promoting the sport of archery, supporting clubs, members, competitions, tournaments, and coaching at all levels.

Welfare officers from clubs, counties, and regions are all invited to attend and receive local 1-2-1 advice and support on a wide range of safeguarding and broader welfare issues.

"I wish to express my gratitude to the staff team and the archery community, especially all the volunteers, it has been a privilege to work alongside you."