The 2023 winners of the Disability Championships are named.
Each year, Archery GB host The Worshipful Company of Fletchers Disability Championships, bringing together World Archery classified athletes and archers with physical or visual impairments. The two day event sees the athletes complete a WRS 72-arrow ranking round and head-to-heads, and on the second day they get to shoot in the 30 metre pairs competition.
Grace Chappell, the compound unclassified (50m) women's champion, said: "I love that this event is organised just for those with disabilities. I compete all year round as able-bodied, so shooting this event is really nice. I would encourage anyone who can to shoot this event next year. It’s run so well and the Worshipful Company of Fletchers give so much support to disabled athletes."
Category |
Winner |
| Recurve open | Dave Phillips |
| Compound open combined | Lindsay Howard |
| Compound unclassified (50m) men | Finlay Clark |
| Compound unclassified (50m) women | Grace Chappell |
| Recurve/barebow unclassified (122/30m) men and women combined | Piangfan Naksukpaiboon |
| Recurve (60m) 50+ unclassified recurve men | Frazer Smith |
| Recurve 70m combined (unclassified) | Sam Newton |
| Compound unclassified (30m) women | Anne Beer |
| Barebow women unclassified | Emily Williams |
| Recurve women open | Helen Courquin |
Recurve open champion, Dave Phillips, said: "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."
To see all the scores from the weekend, use the link here.
