2025 Archery Australia July Issue
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Proving age is just a number – Feeney returns to World Cup Circuit after 12 year absence
It wasn’t nerves that struck Lexie Feeney as she stepped onto the shooting line in Shanghai — it was something much quieter — familiarity. Twelve years after her last Archery World Cup, Feeney was back on the shooting line, drawing on memories not just of her 2008 Olympic debut, but of a longer, often quieter […]
Double Podium for Australia at Para Archery European Cup
Para Archery European Cup – Rome, Italy Australia has recorded a double podium finish at the 2025 Para Archery European Cup, with Jonathan Milne securing bronze in the Compound Men’s Individual, and Milne teaming up with Garry Robinson to take silver in the Compound Men’s Open Doubles. Bronze for Milne in Individual Event Jonathan Milne, […]
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 […]
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 […]
Olympic Champion Simon Fairweather Named Head Coach of Australian National Team
It is with great excitement that Archery Australia announce and congratulate Olympic Champion Simon Fairweather Named Head Coach of Australian National Team on his appointment as Australian National Team Olympic Coach. Simon Fairweather is a celebrated figure in the world of archery, with a career spanning over four decades. Simon first picked up a […]
2023 National Target Championships Medalists
It has been a wonderfully exciting and competitive weekend, and we hope that you have all enjoyed it thoroughly! We would like to take this opportunity to honor the medalists of this year’s 2023 National Target Championships Medalist. FEMALE LIST FEMALE INDIVIDUAL BAREBOW FEMALE INDIVIDUAL COMPOUND FEMALE INDIVIDUAL RECURVE FEMALE TEAM BAREBOW FEMALE TEAM COMPOUND […]
2024 Paris Olympic Games Nomination Criteria Update
To the Archery Australia community, Archery Australia wishes to inform its members of the formal approval of the Nomination Criteria for the 2024 Olympic Games. This result is a culmination of the joint efforts between Australian Olympic Committee and Archery Australia. For detailed information on this criteria, members are advised to refer to our official […]
World Archery Para and VI Championships – Team Announcement
WORLD ARCHERY PARA AND VI CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM We are excited to announce Australia’s biggest and strongest Para Archery team to compete at a World Championships with the selection of 11 Archers to represent Australia at the 2023 World Archery Para Championships in Pilsen, Czech Republic 17-23 July 2023. The team was selected following the 2023 […]
World Archery Championships – Compound Team Announcement
WORLD ARCHERY CHAMPIONSHIP COMPOUND TEAM Following the recent 2023 World Archery Championship selection process, we are pleased to announce the Compound team to represent Australia at the 2023 World Archery Championships in Berlin, Germany in July: Compound Women: Rhiannon Mills (SA) Anna Walls (WA) Katrina Robinson (NSW) Compound Men: Brandon Hawes (SA) Bailey Wildman (SA) […]