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"We're really pleased to introduce the 50+ Rose awards following feedback from archers around making the awards more inclusive and bringing them in line with competition age categories."

Thank you to everyone who has joined in on the fun and submitted your scores for the January Challenge.

Archery GB has introduced a series of six new classification videos, providing clear and accessible guidance on the disability classification process.

Ready to elevate your archery game? Join the fun of the Archery GB January Challenge, a virtual archery competition open to all our members. 

We received a staggering 1,041 entries across the various categories to our Aim for Paris Virtual Challenge, which offered archers of all levels the chance to shoot alongside the best of the best during the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Last year the outdoor and indoor target classification schemes were given a long-overdue update, and now it's field archery's turn.

Where will you be in the 2024 junior national rankings? Submit to find out, and good luck!

The final rankings for any given year will determine the UK number 1 ranked archer.

"Competition is such an essential component of any sporting offer and this is an exciting opportunity to set out a future direction that will support Archery GB's mission."

Great Britain almost topped the medal table, finishing in second place behind the team from France.

We're well and truly into 2024 now, which means that January Challenge is over and it's time to gather the results. As you can imagine, with over 600 members submitting a score, it's taken some time to get them in, but the preliminary results are now available. 

Help beat those January blues by taking part in the 2024 January Challenge virtual archery competition. 

"The European Youth Cup and Championships represent a great opportunity for our young athletes to test themselves on the international stage, some potentially for the first time."

In total, scores from 185 junior archers were submitted (106 girls, 79 boys).

Over 160 barebow archers submitted their votes which resulted in a 70.8% majority for the change.