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Another successful day at the European Field Championships!

We know that disabled people are less likely to play sport and Archery GB is committed to breaking down the barriers that stop disabled people taking part in archery.

This year, the European Field Championships are being held in Mokrice, Slovenian, the same place it was held of the 2017 European Field Championships. Two years ago, GB walked away with five medals, could it be more this time?

Heavy downpours and gusty winds gave an added edge to today's National Tour recurve finals - but nothing was going to get in the way of Jaspreet Sagoo and Tom Hall claiming this year's titles.

Olympian Naomi Folkard will be battling to become National Tour champion today, alongside fellow European Games Champions Sarah Bettles and Bryony Pitman as we head into the semi finals and finals this afternoon.

There was drama all the way at today's National Tour compound finals at Caldicot Castle - and one of the major causes was the weather.

Great Britain's future Olympians and Paralympians are travelling nearly 1,500 miles every single month to train and compete according to SportsAid's annual athlete survey.

Ella Gibson has had an incredible year, winning three World Cup, one World Youth Championships medals and now, Ella has officially shot over 700 in competition to take numerous records!

The countdown to the National Tour finals is well and truly under way. And there is just one more piece to slot into place: You. We would love it if you would come and join us to see the cream of British archery in action.

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.