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"Back to back medals at the first two big indoor events is a great start for me, especially with my new bow. I'm really excited for the rest of the season.”

"Archery is rooted deep in our history, and I enjoy every aspect of the sport and being part of the clouting community is like being a part of a very large family."

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"Your world becomes like this tunnel vision, and you’re just trying to remind yourself ‘run your shot process, get your form correct’. It’s intense. Super intense!”

There were 267 competitors representing 29 different counties; for some this was their first NCTC, and others have been attending for many years. 

"It’s what I wanted to achieve long before the Olympics even crossed my mind. The moment the judge put his arm up will be a moment I cherish for a long time.”

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"As a Judge and member of the AGB Board, it was great to witness the smiles on all the medal winners faces when presenting the JAS medals to them."

Pascal is a Deaf archer who has overcome obstacles to pursue his passion. He shares his story, his desire for inclusive resources and the formation of the Deaf Archery Group, aimed at uniting Deaf and hard of hearing archers to address common challenges in the sport.

"No matter what level of archery you are at, the Disability Championships is an event where all are welcome. Great atmosphere and opportunity to meet like minded people. Fun and laughter, but not too serious."

"It's always great to make it to a final, especially when you're there with a good friend."

"I've been struggling a bit for the past few months with my shot routine and stuff, and to finally have it come together on the finals field is amazing and it gives me great confidence for the World Cup Final next week.”

"I don’t at this point quite realise what I’ve done. So maybe it’ll sink in tomorrow when I wake up and watch the video back and realise I have a gold medal around my neck.”

"As this was the first ever IBSA games that included archery, it was a real landmark event for VI archery."

"I’m super proud to have been part of a successful team and to see so many teammates do well too.”