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The 2023 World Games is the largest high-level international event for athletes with a visual impairment.

"I love coming back, it’s a brilliant tournament."

In the TRUBall Axcel Hall at Stoneleigh Park, the 2022 National Indoor Championships has crowned its new victors. For the first time ever, the competition also included categories for 50+ athletes.

At the Junior National Indoor Championships sponsored by Wales Archery this past weekend, over 250 junior archers in four different bowstyles came together under one roof shooting for the chance of a medal and the title of 2022 Wales Archery Junior National Champions. We spoke to some of the medalists about their experience of the competition and their amazing wins.

Team GB have announced that from tomorrow, 1 December, sports fans can register for the Paris 2024 ticket draw. Here's all the information you need to join us in Paris and cheer our athletes on to gold!

Archery GB has been in discussions with British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS) about the 2023 World University Games which are due to be held in Chengdu.

The first day of NI’s first Para NDTP academy was not only the first of its kind for Northern Ireland but it was also the first session of this nationwide Paralympic programme to be delivered anywhere in the UK. And it couldn’t have gone better.

"Here at Archery GB we'll be putting on our odd socks to show we’re all unique and different."

The Hyundai Archery World Cup circuit comes to an end this weekend!

A summer of World and European records being broken!

A second pilot of a new discipline for the UK, Run Archery - a shooting format connecting archery with running – was delivered in September at Redhill Archers, Birmingham.

The GB athletes are bringing home their fair share of individual medals from the World Archery Field Championships.

"The course was top notch, I wouldn’t be able to pick out any certain part of the course that was better than the rest."

"We are sending a small but powerful team to compete, and I can’t wait to be a part of it.”

236 archers from 21 counties met at The National County Team Championships to go head-to-head across all bow types to compete for their local county.