World Archery has announced the shortlists for the 2023 Athlete of the Year Awards for nine of the prizes, including the six category trophies - recurve men, recurve women, compound men, compound women, Para men and Para women - which will be open for public voting from 10 November to 10 December 2023.

Indranil Datta of India and Britain's Kathy Lipscomb are set to chair teams of technical officials for archery competitions at the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, respectively.

China finished top of the medals table at the World Archery Para Championships in Pilsen, Czech Republic, an event that saw 78 quota places allocated for the Paris 2024 Paralympics.

Paralympic archery silver medallist Matt Stutzman has explained that he was forced to miss the indoor season last year to protect his long-term health, and that he is set to do the same again.

Hosts Italy finished the European Para Archery Championships top of the medals table in Rome, winning five golds thanks to the likes of Elisabetta Mijno and Daniele Piran.

The Hong Kong Sports Association for the Physically Disabled (HKSAPD) has collaborated with Victoria Recreation Club (VRC) to establish a new permanent Para archery range.

USA Archery has partnered with Move United as it looks to develop its cooperative partnerships to grow Para archery, introduce adaptive athletes to the sport and provide them with the resources and opportunities to develop into high-performing archers.

Ten athletes and five management staff from Ukraine, who attended last week’s World Archery Para Championships in Dubai, had their trip home cancelled as a result of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Japan's Tomohiro Ueyama triumphed in a dramatic shoot-off to clinch the men's open recurve title on the final day of the World Archery Para Championships in Dubai.

Ruben Vanhollebeke successfully defended his title in the visually impaired event at the World Archery Para Championships in Dubai.

Compound archers Matt Stutzman and Tatiana Andrievskaia have won gold at the 2022 World Archery Para Championships in Dubai.

International Para archery returns tomorrow until February 27 with the World Archery Para Championships in Dubai, where 232 athletes will compete for world titles for the first time since 2019.

Paralympic and world champions will be among the 223 Para archers from 40 nations to compete at the Dubai 2022 World Archery Para Championships scheduled from February 22 to 27.

Preparations for next month's World Archery Para Championships in Dubai are progressing on schedule, the Organising Committee has insisted.

Para archery team events, which currently feature three athletes, are to be replaced by doubles contests at World Archery competitions.