Archery News

Five-time Paralympic archer Cavanagh retires due to ongoing injury

By Geoff Berkeley

Former Paralympic champion John Cavanagh has retired from archery due to a "steady worsening" of "long-term injuries".

World number one Para-archer Suresh claims he was at "beginner level" after lockdown

By Nancy Gillen

World number one Para-archer Suresh Selvathamby has admitted he was at "beginner level" when returning to training after a three-month lockdown.

World Archery confirm Para-archer Jeong Jin-young served five-month doping suspension

By Michael Pavitt

World Archery have confirmed South Korean para-archer Jeong Jin-young has served a five-month suspension over a failed drug test.

Four golds for China on final day of Asian Para Archery Championships

By Mike Rowbottom

China dominated the final day of the Asian Para Archery Championships in Bangkok, winning four of the eight golds on offer at the Sports Authority of Thailand Archery Range.

Vivek claims men's recurve title at Asian Para Archery Championships

By Patrick O’Kane

Chikara Vivek defeated top seed Wang Sijun to claim men's recurve gold at the Asian Para Archery Championships in Bangkok.

South Korea to face Indonesia in men's recurve final at Asian Para Archery Championships

By Patrick O’Kane

South Korea will meet Indonesia in the final of the men's recurve team event tomorrow after safely navigating the knockout stages at the Asian Para Archery Championships in Bangkok.

Wang and Vivek in men's recurve final at Asian Para Archery Championships

By Patrick O’Kane

Wang Sijun of China will meet India's Chikara Vivek in the men's recurve open gold medal match, as the Asian Para Archery Championships move into the knockout phase in Bangkok.

INAS becomes "Virtus: World Intellectual Impairment Sport"

By Daniel Etchells

The International Federation for Athletes with Intellectual Impairments (INAS) has today revealed a new look, name and values to take it into an exciting new era.

Zhou and Netsiri eyeing success at Asian Para Archery Championships

By Patrick O’Kane

Paralympic gold and silver medallists Zhou Jiamin and Hanreuchai Netsiri are the headline names at the Asian Para Archery Championships, which get underway in Bangkok tomorrow.

Iranian Paralympic Games archery medallist dies at age of 42

By Patrick O’Kane

Iran's Paralympic Games medallist Razieh Shirmohammadi has died after a heart attack at the age of 42.

Thompson wins compound World Archery Para Championship title to earn extra US spot at Tokyo 2020

By Patrick O’Kane

Ben Thompson secured an extra United States spot at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics when he won the compound men's gold medal at the World Archery Para Championships in 's-Hertogenbosch.

Hekimoglu and Krutova clinch W1 gold at World Archery Para Championships

By Patrick O’Kane

Turkey's Bahattin Hekimoglu and Elena Krutova won W1 gold medals on the penultimate day of the World Archery Para Championships in 's-Hertogenbosh, Netherlands.

Chupin wins spot for France at Tokyo 2020 on day five of World Archery Para Championships

By Daniel Etchells

A single arrow decided that Julie Chupin would win a space for France at next year's Paralympic Games in Tokyo as action continued today at the World Archery Para Championships in the Dutch city of ‘s-Hertogenbosch.

Shock wins for Olszewska and Thompson at World Archery Para Championships in ‘s-Hertogenbosch

By Mike Rowbottom

Rio 2016 bronze medallist Milena Olszewska earned a surprise win over Iran’s Olympic champion Zahra Nemati today in the semi-final of the recurve women’s open at the World Archery Para Championships in the Dutch city of ‘s-Hertogenbosch.

Turkish men's W1 team adds eighth world record at World Archery Para Championships in Netherlands

By Mike Rowbottom

The Turkish W1 men’s team broke the eighth world record of the World Archery Para Championships in the Dutch city of ‘s-Hertogenbosch today.

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