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.

“I am very excited for our team to be competing at the 2025 FISU World University Summer Games, which for some, will be a once in a lifetime opportunity."

"This fund will enable clubs and providers to be more inclusive and offer everyone a route into archery."

The GB Transplant Archery Squad gathered at the Performance Archery Centre in Lilleshall for a training camp in preparation for the World Transplant Games in Dresden, Germany this August.

Every single member of the team is fully deserving of their chance to represent Great Britain, and they should be very proud of their achievement in being selected.

“The event was a fantastic display of talent and professionalism by our young archers throughout a long and hot day.”

"I'm looking forward to supporting the programme, the talented staff and athletes as we build towards sustained success at Los Angeles 2028 and beyond with commitment, clarity, and passion."

“This event will give our members a great opportunity to see Europe’s best recurve and compound archers in action, including those looking forward to the Games in Los Angeles 2028."

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.