World Archery in the news

The article previews the upcoming Archery World Cup final, focusing on whether Sara Lopez will win her 10th title or if Andrea Becerra can defend hers at home.

The Hyundai Indoor World Series is joining the ATA Show Week in 2027, integrating the NFAA Rushmore Rumble into the international World Archery circuit as a 500-point event.

The Mediterranean Games in Taranto will host archery competitions featuring top international athletes, including Olympic and world champions, from August 26-28.

The Archery World Cup rebranded with a dynamic visual identity and a 'Can't Miss' strategy to heighten spectator engagement and competition drama.

Former USA federation president and international judge, Donald Marcure, who contributed significantly to archery as an athlete, administrator, and official, died at 83.

World Archery has reversed its ban on Russian athletes, allowing them to compete with their national flag and anthem in World Archery-sanctioned events, following a similar move by the IOC.

World Archery has reinstated the full national identity, including flag and anthem, for Russian athletes, teams, and officials at its events, following a policy shift by the International Olympic Committee.

Two-time Australian Paralympian Taymon Kenton-Smith has retired from archery due to injury and a desire to pursue new interests.

The 32-athlete lineup for the Saltillo 2026 Hyundai Archery World Cup Final is confirmed, with Mexico having the largest contingent and several athletes withdrawing for the Asian Games.

World Archery reinstated Russia's flag and anthem for athletes despite ongoing conflict and Ukraine's protests.

World Archery has permitted Russian athletes to compete in international archery events with their national symbols, while also supporting the Ukrainian archery community.

World Archery has removed restrictions on Russian athletes, allowing them to compete with their national flag and anthem in international competitions, though participation is not automatic and European events remain separate.

World Archery has lifted its ban, allowing Russian athletes to compete under their own flag and with their anthem in international archery events.

World Archery has reinstated the Russian flag and anthem for Russian athletes, aligning with an IOC decision that Ukraine has appealed, as other sports bodies also readmit Russia.

World Archery has reinstated Russia's flag and anthem for its major tournaments, permitting Russian athletes to compete under national symbols after an IOC policy change.

India's U21 Recurve Women's team won gold and the Compound Women's team secured silver at the World Archery KAA Youth Invitational 2026.

Namibia's archery team performed exceptionally at the African Archery Championships, securing six gold medals and aiming for the LA28 Olympics.

World Archery has lifted restrictions on Russian athletes, teams, and officials, allowing them to compete under their national identity in World Archery-sanctioned events.

The 2027 Hyundai Indoor World Series calendar and new regulations have been announced, with Hyundai expanding its title sponsorship to the indoor circuit.

Quota places for the Lima 2027 Pan American Games in archery were updated following the Santo Domingo competition, with 67 of 102 spots now filled.