Latest News - Archive

Young ambassadors Joshua Smith, Cheyanne Ferreday and Maryam Manjothi all volunteered their time on Sunday 23 June to support the Birmingham Sport's Inclusive Sport Festival, a FREE fun and family-friendly sports taster day for individuals with a range of impairments.

This week is YST National School Sport Week, which celebrates the power of Physical Education and school sport to improve every young person's wellbeing. This academic year, 141 archery school competitions have been delivered, involving 5,012 inter school participants and 827 inter school archery teams!

Clubs, Counties & Regions who wish to bid for a stage of the 2020 National Tour Tier 1 events are now invited to apply. 

Today Birmingham 2022 announced women's cricket, beach volleyball and Para table tennis are set to be included in Birmingham 2022, but archery and shooting have been overlooked.

Following the process outlined in the 2019 Youth Recurve and Compound selection policies, 25 athletes will make the trip to Bucharest in Romania in July for the second leg of the European Youth Cup.

Britain's Olympic quota winning women's recurve team has taken bronze in dramatic style at the 2019 Hyundai World Archery Championships in 's-Hertogenbosch!

The Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme is celebrating 15 years of helping our brightest young athletes get the very best from their academic and sporting careers without having to choose between the two.

Want to shoot from dawn to dusk and raise money for Kettering General Hospital's breast cancer unit, the Air Ambulance Service and Northampton's Gossett Ward baby unit?

Last weekend you got the chance to watch the World Archery Para Championship finals live on the BBC. This weekend you can watch every arrow as the 2019 Hyundai World Archery Championships in s'Hertogenbosch reach their climax!

Britain has six places - the most we can win - at the Tokyo Olympics. And it's all thanks to stunning performances by our victorious recurve teams.

We're on a mission to get more people involved in field archery - and we need your help.

The BUCS Outdoor Championships is over and the University of Warwick has topped the standings with four medals: two golds, a silver and a bronze.

Jess Stretton and our compound women's team both won silver at the World Archery Para Championships in s'Hertogenbosch today, putting Britain fourth in the medals table and adding to the gold and bronze won by our VI athletes.

Hazel Chaisty and David Phillips today added two more Paralympic quota places to the three already earned by Britain at the World Archery Para Championships in s'Hertogenbosch.

Archery GB is delighted to announce the team attending the Berlin World Cup.