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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.

"I cannot think of anyone better than Jamila to win this award."

An archery club set up to engage the Muslim community in Birmingham has been shortlisted at the Birmingham Awards which recognise the people and groups who make a contribution to the city and those who live there.

"Congratulations to all the winners and thank you to all archers that braved the conditions to make the weekend a success.”

"The 2025 calendar is shaping up to be a year to remember. We can't wait to welcome you all to our national events across the UK."

“What got me the most was the smiles, everyone seemed happy to be there, and though there was disappointments, everyone celebrated and commiserated together, we were all aiming for one thing, to enjoy ourselves.”

"This is the first World level medal I have won, and it feels good to have achieved it at such a high-level tournament."

Don’t miss this opportunity to improve your archery skills in a supportive and engaging environment.

"It’s been really fun to have the opportunity to do this and to meet more people in my county and get to shoot with them.”

"Run Archery is such a fun discipline and completely different to all others."

"It was a great week with the whole team, I feel like everyone gelled really well and enjoyed each other's company."

"This is what the Fletchers' Trust is all about. The main focus is helping people with a disability get into archery, stay in archery, and excel at archery."

"We have a strong team that includes athletes with both a wealth of experience competing at this level, and previous international medallists." 

"I think I'm more nervous today than I actually was at the Olympics!"

"Year on year, it's amazing to see the National Tour grow. From spectators to athletes, to the amazing team of volunteers and judges."