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It's lights, camera, action at the Nimes Archery Tournament (17 - 19 January) which began today with qualification rounds in the afternoon and evening. There were plenty of British entries across all categories. Here's the story so farÂ…

Setting goals for the whole year can be confusing, Naomi Folkard, Lizzie Warner, and Cameron Donaldson gave us an insight into how they set goals.

In line with our constitution and to improve transparency for our members, the Archery GB Statutory Accounts for 2018 are now available to download.

Who should win World Archery's 2019 Athlete of the Year awards? Now's the chance to have your say in a public poll featuring six categories: recurve men, recurve women, compound men, compound women, para men and para women.

The November Challenge 2019 results are in! The competition was open to all youth archers and split into U18, U16, U14, U12, and U10 age groups in recurve, compound, barebow and longbow.

2020 is going to be a massive year for every Olympic and Paralympic sport, however, we want all of our members to feel the benefits of the Games.

This edition will show awards from August - October 2019.

Tokyo 2020 is approaching fast and our Para Squad need a little help in their prep for the Paralympic Games. Are you able to spare a few hours a week to volunteer at Archery GB's Performance Centre?

Christmas can play havoc on anyone's training routine. With oodles of calorific food and drink within easy reach, it can be tempting to overindulge and let your fitness slide.

Today, UK Sport announced its decision to provide additional funding to help a number of sports in a final push for Olympic and Paralympic success.

The initial barebow world records will be ratified in two phases: indoor scores on 1 April and outdoor on 1 June.

With nine venues to choose from, a record entry of 245 barebow archers flocked to shoot the WA 18m round in the 18th British Barebow Indoor Championships, reports Andrew Rees.

Archery GB will be closed over Christmas and New Year, from 5pm on Friday 20 December until 9am on Thursday 2 January, 2020.

With 15,000 Euro prize money at stake, 800 entrants and 50 targets, this year's Berlin Open was a highlight for many archers on the 2019 calendar.

Athletes from 44 nations were primed and ready for action at the annual T.R.U.Ball/Axcel Roma Archery Trophy held 14 - 15 December 2019 at Fiera Roma convention centre, with three qualification sessions taking place on 14 December, followed by eliminations and finals on 15 December.