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The Pod was transformed into a magnificent finals stage for the final day of the Worshipful Company of Fletchers' Disability Championships 2019.

An incredible day for incredible archers! Lilleshall had the sun shining, laughter on the field, and the Disability and Visually Impaired divisions 2019 Disability Champions were awarded.

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The National Tour 2019 has reached its last stage before the finals at Caldicot Castle, Monmouthshire on 28-29 September. It was the last chance for entrants to make their mark. And they did. In style.

Instinctive athlete Allison Kelly came a hair's breadth of making it to the semi-finals of the World Archery 3D Championships in Lac La Biche, Alberta, Canada.

It is with much regret that we announce the death of Helen George, 74. Helen was a member of the Archery GB Board of Directors and was passionate about improving our sport for everyone and particularly for those with disabilities.

The 2019 ontarget Club Competition reached a climax today. The weather was great, the matches hard-fought and the camaraderie fantastic.

With just one more ranking update before the National Tour finalists are announced, let's look back at the season so far.

Archery GB is delighted to announce the team attending the European Field Championships in Mokrice Catez, Slovenia from September 30 - October 5 2019.

This autumn Archery GB will be delivering a number of club workshops across the country - so book now to make sure you secure your place.

Rogan Cunningham, a Compound Cadet archer from Ireland, told us his highlights from the Youth Festival 2019.

ParalympicsGB has launched a new campaign to make disabled people Impossible to Ignore to mark one year to go to the start of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.

More than 60 archers gathered in Belfast to test themselves or hunt against the UK's best and claim vital points at stage six of the 2019 National Tour.

Compound juniors Ella Gibson, Lucy Mason and Jess Stretton today powered to team bronze at the World Archery Youth Championships in Madrid, with a hard-fought fourth place for our junior recurve men.

Another week, another National Tour stage done and dusted!