Archery Australia May Issue 2025

Archery Australia May 2025 Issue – Key Highlights 📸 Australian Archers on the World StageCatch up on Australia’s standout performances at the World Cup in Korea and the World Archery Field Championships in Canada. Highlights include a thrilling bronze medal win and strong debut efforts from our athletes. 💼 Athlete Committee 2025–2027Meet your newly appointed […]
A Message from the Chairperson and CEO of Archery Australia
To the Archery Australia community, National Volunteer Week provides a valuable opportunity to recognise and celebrate the dedication of the volunteers who underpin our sport at every level. Across the country, from local clubs to national events, volunteers give their time, knowledge, and energy to ensure that archery remains accessible, inclusive, and community-focused. Whether it’s […]
National Volunteer Week 2025: 3 Cheers for Our Archery Volunteers

This National Volunteer Week (19–25 May 2025), Archery Australia is proud to join the Australian Sports Commission and Volunteering Australia in celebrating the incredible individuals who make our sport possible — our volunteers. From scoring rounds and setting up ranges to mentoring juniors and keeping clubs running behind the scenes, volunteers are the heart of […]
Celebrating Dedication: Lynne Greenham Recognised for Over 30 Years of Volunteering in Archery

As part of National Volunteer Week 2025, Archery Australia is proud to shine a spotlight on one of our sport’s most dedicated volunteers — Lynne Greenham, whose service to archery in Western Australia and nationally spans more than three decades. Over the course of 30+ years, Lynne has exemplified what it means to be a […]
Host Clubs Confirmed for the 2025 National Indoor Championships

Host Clubs Confirmed for the 2025 National Indoor Championships5–6 July 2025 Archery Australia is pleased to announce the host clubs for the 2025 National Indoor Championships, set to take place on the weekend of 5–6 July. This annual event brings together archers from across the country to compete in synchronised competition across multiple venues. Each […]
Recurve Men Open 2025 World Cup Campaign in Central Florida

Archery Australia’s recurve men have officially launched their 2025 international season at the Hyundai Archery World Cup Stage 1, held in Central Florida, USA, from 8 to 13 April. Competing at the Lake Myrtle Sports Complex in Auburndale, the team faced challenging weather conditions and a strong international field, delivering commendable performances that set a […]
Compound Archery to Make Olympic Debut at LA28

Archery Australia welcomes today’s historic announcement from the International Olympic Committee and World Archery confirming that compound archery will be added to the Olympic programme at the Los Angeles 2028 Games, through the inclusion of the compound mixed team event. While the Paralympics currently features competition with both a recurve and a compound bow type, […]
World Crossbow Target Championship held in South Australia

The 2025 World Crossbow Target Championship was held in Rowland Flat, South Australia, from 18 to 24 March, drawing competitors from across the globe for a week of high-level international competition. Participating nations included England, Sweden, Estonia, Croatia, India, the USA, and Australia. Despite losing one day of competition due to rain and wind, the […]
Breaking Barriers: Archery WA Brings Inclusive Archery to Blind Sports WA 2025 Carnival of Sport

Over the weekend Archery WA attended the Blind Sports WA 2025 Carnival of Sport event to introduce blind and vision impaired people to the sport of archery. Archery Australia WA participation lead Jade Wilcockson supported the activation by making tactile sight stands to assist the running of the day and a valuable resource to support blind […]
Archery Australia Obituary- Terry Reilly OLY

Vale Terry Reilly OLY It is with great sadness that Archery Australia acknowledges the passing of Terry Reilly OLY, who left us peacefully on 21 March 2025 after battling cancer. He was 78 years old. Terry leaves behind a legacy as one of Australia’s distinguished archers and a leader whose contributions to the sport resonated […]