Archery GB Recognition Awards

The Recognition and Performance Awards help us highlight and celebrate the vital role volunteers play in delivering and developing archery. Who would you like to see rewarded for their role in archery?

After the roaring success at stage two in Shanghai with Ella Gibson and Ajay Scott winning mixed team gold, the compound team are keeping their eyes on the prize.

Sport Welfare Officers from the Active Partnerships in the South West of England will be hosting a series of training, talks, and events to support clubs in adopting welfare and safeguarding-rich club environments.

Shannon has recently been diagnosed with cancer for the second time.

"Indigo Archery has been an AAP from the very start, they are an amazing example of a successful archery business and we are delighted to have partnered with them to offer this new benefit to AAPs and instructor subscribers."

"It’s exciting to see the squad’s strong depth and quality maintained as we look ahead to Los Angeles, supported by exceptional talent poised to continue competing at the highest level and challenging the best in the world."

"We’re not here to make up numbers and we’re not here for someone to have an easy match. We’re going to win, and we know we can.”

"This collaboration embodies our shared commitment to enriching lives through archery, fostering resilience, confidence, and a sense of community through sport."

"The day was filled with great company, laughter and unforgettable moments – a real celebration of community and sport."

"This squad showcases promising new talent alongside experienced members with proven performance records."