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REMINDER: Registration NOW OPEN for the 2026 National Target & Para Championships🗓️ 19–24 October 2026📍University of Tas...
09/06/2026

REMINDER: Registration NOW OPEN for the 2026 National Target & Para Championships

🗓️ 19–24 October 2026
📍University of Tasmania, Sandy Bay Campus, Hobart

If you are registering for the National Target and Para Championships in October and haven’t booked your trip to attend yet, consider making your stay a little longer to discover Hobart!

The Discover Tasmania app can help you plan things to do, see and eat during the championships and before or after your stay.

Find more information on the event page - https://archery.org.au/event/national-target-and-para-champs-2/

We look forward to seeing you there!

2026 National Target & Para Championships Program 🗓️ 19–24 October 2026📍University of Tasmania, Sandy Bay Campus, Hobart...
04/06/2026

2026 National Target & Para Championships Program

🗓️ 19–24 October 2026
📍University of Tasmania, Sandy Bay Campus, Hobart

From official practice and opening ceremony on Monday 19 October through to gold medal matches on Saturday 24 October, this year's program features Recurve, Compound, VI & Para divisions across two fields.

Scroll to discover the full program and visit our website to learn more - https://archery.org.au/event/national-target-and-para-champs-2/

A huge thank you to the Tasmanian Government for sponsoring this year's championships.

Registration now open! 📢

If you are still thinking back to the Australian Open Field Championships in Adelaide over the weekend then here are a f...
26/05/2026

If you are still thinking back to the Australian Open Field Championships in Adelaide over the weekend then here are a few more photos to help.

To view more of the great photos captured at the event by James Azil and Rashaad Abbas you can view a snapshot on the event gallery of the Archery Australia Website as well as other past events from the year.

If you missed the amazing live stream you can also find this on the website. archery.org.au/videos

Thanks again to all the sponsors and all those involved in planning such a great event.

Congratulations to all of today’s winners. Well done to everyone who competed in Australian Open Field Nationals. Mixed ...
24/05/2026

Congratulations to all of today’s winners. Well done to everyone who competed in Australian Open Field Nationals.

Mixed bow teams
🥇High Octane
🥈Structurally unsound
🥉Tomtar pa loftet

Barebow men’s
🥇Judah Holmes
🥈Erik Jonsson
🥉Simon Fairweather

Barebow women’s
🥇Nicky Fairweather
🥈May Hu
🥉Lina Bjorklund

Compound men’s
🥇Bailey Wildman
🥈Pat Coghlan
🥉Harry Neve

Compound women’s
🥇Georgina Graham
🥈Rhiannon Mills
🥉Liezel-Marie Roux

Recurve women’s
🥇Lexie Feeney
🥈Ellen Martini
🥉 Megan Denier

Recurve men’s
🥇Alexander Smith
🥈Chris Jackson
🥉Ryan Tyack

National Volunteer Week | Coaches On this last day of volunteers week we shout out to to coaches. Volunteer coaches are ...
24/05/2026

National Volunteer Week | Coaches

On this last day of volunteers week we shout out to to coaches. Volunteer coaches are part of everyone’s journey into archery, from supporting participants at their first come and try, to helping athletes develop and build skills and even coaching other coaches, coaches play a big part in helping people grow in the sport.

All round archery expert and coach for athletes and coaches, Elizabeth Jennings shares why she volunteers as a coach “I love teaching new skills to those who have no idea about archery…being able to guide them to understand how to put the sport all together and achieve outcomes wanting to sign up for further courses and/or ultimately become a member”

To all our coaches and coaching coordinators, thank you for committing to ongoing training and learning to better serve the archery community and for the patience, encouragement and expertise you give so generously.


A few shots for the first few day of Australian Open Field Champs. A great course and atmosphere. Thanks to our photogra...
24/05/2026

A few shots for the first few day of Australian Open Field Champs. A great course and atmosphere.

Thanks to our photographers James Azil and Rashaad Abbas.

What a backdrop the Adelaide Hills has provided for the Australian Open Filed Champs! Excited to be underway.
22/05/2026

What a backdrop the Adelaide Hills has provided for the Australian Open Filed Champs! Excited to be underway.

National Volunteer Week | Event volunteers Event volunteering is a hands-on way to get involved in archery, from scoring...
22/05/2026

National Volunteer Week | Event volunteers

Event volunteering is a hands-on way to get involved in archery, from scoring to setup, handing out lunches, taking the photos and videos to share, moving the targets, establishing the field course, line marking and pack down. These roles help create successful events so those competing can keep focusing on their performance.

This weekend in particular at the Australian Open Field Championships we thank local volunteers Phillip Edwards and Sam Pearse. As locals with close access to the venue they have been "chiselling away" at the hillside, designing the field course, making trails and steps for the steeper parts.

Thanks to all the people who want to be part of something bigger than themselves and bring the sport to life through competitions and events.

Australian Sports Commission

The 2026 Open Field Championships have just begun at HILLS ARCHERS in South Australia.For those unable to attend in pers...
21/05/2026

The 2026 Open Field Championships have just begun at HILLS ARCHERS in South Australia.

For those unable to attend in person, we’ll be live-streaming the event on Sunday via the Archery Australia website so the community across the country can follow the action. 🎥

Good luck to all archers competing this weekend! And thank you again to our partners and sponsors for helping make this event possible.

Watch the live-stream here from 9am this Sunday: https://archery.org.au/videos/

Today is the first day of the Australian Field Nationals and it’s fitting as they start to acknowledge one of our bigges...
21/05/2026

Today is the first day of the Australian Field Nationals and it’s fitting as they start to acknowledge one of our biggest contributors and advocates for the Australian Open Field format – David Rowson and Marie Hulbert.

Since the 2022 event, David and Marie have contributed a significant amount in prize money, silver buckles and pins to the Australian Open Field Championships.
We are so grateful to David and Marie for their involvement and contribution to the sport of archery. They both have been key figures in Archery NSW for many years, playing key roles within the state and club committees and promoting archery to all levels and ages.

As a member of Penrith City Archers, David has been promoting an intermediate coaching program and assisting with beginner courses. Penrith City Archers has flourished with all disciplines of archery being practised: target, field, clout and indoor.

Thanks to all the volunteers, organising committee and members of the Archery SA community for organising and bringing us a great Australian Open Field Championships that David, Marie and the AA community will be proud of.

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