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"I feel like this has been a really long time coming and everyone has worked so hard to make this happen."

It's time to introduce you to another of our brilliant new junior ambassadors, letting them tell their story in their own words of who they are, what they love and why they chose to become an Archery GB ambassador. This month, we hear from Hannah Gardiner.

“Columbia gives us another great opportunity to build on the successes and learnings from the first two stages of the World Cup."

"We are delighted to have secured the funding that will support our short and long-term strategic plans, and the growth of our respective sports."

There has been a rise in the amount of archers switching to Traditional bows. But what is it about this bowstyle that makes it the go-to for those who want to shoot a less technical bow?

"We’re excited to be taking a team with such potential, including seasoned international competitors and those making their international debuts.”

It's time to introduce you to another of our brilliant new junior ambassadors, letting them tell their story in their own words of who they are, what they love and why they chose to become an Archery GB ambassador. This month, we hear from Alex Shehata-Morgan.

The 18-year-old archer's recent acceleration to number one in the world, as well as her win at the Antalya World Cup and the European Grand Prix, earned her nomination for this award. 

Vic Williams is a familiar face on the UK and international Field and 3D archery circuit, having been an avid participant for many years. Her recent appointment as Archery GB’s Field and 3D Lead aims to make good use of the knowledge and contacts she has developed over the years.

We look at the MSA's Muslim Women in Sport Report to see how Archery GB and Project Rimaya are helping to address the barriers and concerns faced by British Muslim women in sport.

"We want to remind people to behave online as they would face-to-face so that everyone feels welcome in the online community as well as at the range."

Scottish broadcast and production company QTV has today announced the sponsorship of promising British and Scottish archer, Cameron Radigan, in a deal aimed at supporting his qualification campaign for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.

"I look forward to meeting our archers, members, volunteers, coaches, supporters, valued staff team and the many other stakeholders who care about our sport, and to let them know that their ideas, views and experiences matter and are important."

“I decided to train as a coach because I want to help other people try the sport and see the enjoyment a lot of other people and I get out of it. I think it is so important that there are younger coaches so that juniors can see people like themselves currently enjoying it" - Emelia Hughes

The project is due to be completed later this year, enabling athletes access to this world class facility as part of their preparations for Paris 2024.