The World Archery Executive Board announces the Olympic 2024–2027 World Cup stage hosts.

 The executive board meeting of World Archery, which ended today in the Turkish resort city of Belek, chose the towns that would serve as host venues for the Archery World Cup, the sport’s main international competition circuit, from 2024 to 2027. Olympic fans can buy Olympic Archery Tickets from our website.

Shanghai (China), Yecheon (Korea), and Antalya (Turkey) will make up the tour during the condensed 2024 season, with the latter also serving as the site of the last Olympic qualifying match.

The stages will be held in Florida’s Haines City (USA), Shanghai (China), Antalya (Turkey), and Madrid in the 2025–2027 season (Spain).

To avoid conflicts of interest, Thomas Han (Korea), Zheng Lixin (China), Crystal Gauvin (USA), and President Prof Dr. Ugur Erdener (Turkey) of the executive board did not take part in the discussion or cast a vote.

One stage will be held each month from April to July according to the foreign blocks that were previously established for the tournament calendar (June 2024). The venue for each Hyundai Archery World Cup Final that concludes the season will be revealed later.

After four stages in Antalya (Turkey), Medellin (Colombia), Paris (France), and one location that has not yet been determined, the worldwide circuit will wrap up in Mexico for the second consecutive season in 2023, this time in the city of Hermosillo in the northern state of Sonora.

Lac La Biche (Canada), which previously hosted the world 3D championships in 2019, was honored to host the 2024 World Archery Field Championships.

In the 2024 and 2025 seasons, Taipei will continue to be a stop on the Indoor Archery World Series, and the season after that will feature a 250-level competition at the World Archery Excellence Centre in Lausanne, Switzerland, the Olympic Capital.

Following the framework presented by the International Olympic Committee in November 2021, the executive board adopted a transgender policy in principle. Information will be released in 2023.

Some ordinances were also approved, most notably a change in language from “assistive devices” to “adaptive equipment” and the standardization of the 150-centimeter minimum length requirement for longbows.

Additionally, the timing constraint of 30 seconds per arrow was specified. National competitions will typically use 40 seconds, with the option to decrease it to the 30 seconds used at competitions for global rankings.

Bylaws that have been approved will take effect on March 1st, 2023.

The board evaluated the events held in 2022 and the associated broadcast numbers, which showed the Hyundai Archery World Cup achieving record-watching levels. The board also received an update on the federation’s budgets and adopted a multi-year financial programmer.

The state of affairs in Belarus and Russia was also discussed. Vladimir Esheev, a board member, was absent from this section of the agenda. The board decided to keep things as they are.

Crystal Gauvin attended her first executive board meeting after being appointed chair of the athlete’s committee in September. The following gathering is slated for Berlin, Germany, in July 2023, just before the World Archery Congress.

“It was a pleasure to meet in person once again in Antalya, Turkey to assess the remarkable accomplishments the sport and our organization have made over the often extremely hard previous several years,” stated World Archery President Prof. Dr. Ugur Erdener. Olympic fans can buy Olympic Tickets from our website.

We will ensure the health and profitability of our sport’s main events by announcing the host cities for the Archery World Cup stages for the following five years. This will also enable member associations, national teams, and athletes to make plans in advance for even greater success.

Gibson on Tlaxcala: Amazing but depressing

In the 2022 Hyundai Archery World Cup Final in Tlaxcala, where she won a silver medal, Ella Gibson, the current compound women’s world number one, concluded her breakthrough year. The 22-year-old won less than solo gold for the first time this season on the circuit.

Gibson declares, “I’m delighted with my performance. Since it was my first, I didn’t expect to win, so returning with a silver medal was fantastic but also disappointing. Although I did my best, she continues, “It’s incredibly hard to prepare for something you have never done. I’m sure it will be easier next time knowing what it is like.”

It is challenging to emphasize how excellent Gibson has been this year and how quickly she has reached stratospheric performance peaks.

The British competitor not only won all three of the competition’s stages of the Hyundai Archery World Cup, but she also accumulated points at a rate never before seen in the 50-meter era. Her average of 9.79 points per arrow is the highest ever for a compound woman over the course of an entire season.

Ella was unknown on a global scale just two years ago.

But a month ago in Tlaxcala, she spent hours signing autographs next to Sara Lopez, the seven-time Hyundai Archery World Cup champion and all-time leader in victories on the tour.  The encounter was one of the most amazing ever. The location, the people, and the entire tournament were unlike anything I’ve ever experienced, according to Gibson.

The event in Mexico was the first time the world number one will compete in front of a large crowd after her maiden triumph came during the odd post-pandemic year of 2021 and victories in front of smaller crowds at circuit stages in 2022.

In her 2013 season finale debut in Paris, Lopez battled with the same environment.

When I’m ready and have the experience under my belt, I’ll win many more races, says Gibson.

Gibson vs. Lopez: A glorious period

At the end of the season, we got what we desired.

Our Rumble in the Jungle took place there. The top-ranked player in the world vs the runner-up. The top seed takes on the second. The greatest of all time versus the upstart hotshot. The season-defining confrontation.

The Great One

Many archery commentators anticipated that Colombia’s Sara Lopez, the winningest archer in the history of the Hyundai Archery World Cup and the current World Archery Champion, would lose to Ella Gibson for the third time after their first two match play encounters this year occurred in significant championships.

Gibson, who had destroyed every contest she entered all year, appeared to have changed her approach and tactics to defeat Lopez. Lopez, on the other hand, was disturbed by the circus-like commotion surrounding their last outdoor encounter.

Ella Gibson has received several accolades this season, but they have mostly been underestimated. A never-ending stream of gold medals has been won, and even at her first World Archery Field Championships, where she was not predicted to do well, she placed fourth.

Since Lopez’s period of transcendence in 2018, there hasn’t been a dominance like this, and Ella achieved it with elegance and a smile. It will be challenging to surpass this one.

It’s simple to overlook the fact that Lopez broke the match play world record in front of the cameras in Medellin despite winning a single major championship this year. Just 20 minutes after Sara had lost to… Ella Gibson made a fierce head-to-head comeback and scored a perfect 150 points with 12 Xs against the hapless Andrea Becerra in the bronze medal match.

Sara has been candid this year about her struggles with motivation and other issues, but perhaps her fearsome powers have been overshadowed by Lopez’s defeats.

Gibson had a much harder time going to the business end on the darkened field in the middle of Tlaxcala. Ella’s opening match against hometown favorite Dafne Quintero was perhaps the hardest of the day, but she prevailed 148–147 after rallying from a point behind. Quintero produced work of considerable quality and was somewhat unfortunate, but Gibson had progressed through the gears.

After trailing Alejandra Usquiano, a former circuit champion, by two points and who appeared tense and afraid in her face, she then pulled out three ends without a hitch to win. One more Colombian champion remains, but it seems like too much effort has already been put forth.

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