World Archery's game for the 2023 Olympic Esports Series has been confirmed as Tic Tac Bow - with the organisation's President claiming it will help the sport take a "bold step" into the future.

World Archery has named the hosts for the next four editions of the Archery World Cup, spanning a period from 2024 to 2027.

The European Archery Indoor Championships has been postponed, becoming the latest sporting event to be impacted by Turkey’s devastating earthquake that has killed more than 10,000 people.

World Archery has expressed its opposition to athletes from Russia and Belarus coming through Asian qualification tournaments for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, citing another option would need to be explored if the archers are welcomed back to international competition.

Fans are now able to cast their votes for the World Archery Awards with nominees for the 10 categories now released by the governing body before the ceremony in March.

World Archery has removed its recognition of the Mexican Archery Federation in response to the outcome of a judicial case against its former President Efi Sanchez, who has been jailed for misuse of public funds.

Pan American Games archery medallists Paige Pearce and Marcus D'Almeida warmed up for Santiago 2023 by winning continental titles at what was in effect a dress rehearsal.

Mexico won three of four team gold medals available on the penultimate day of the Pan American Archery Championships in Santiago.

World Archery has entered a partnership with technology company StreamViral, and is set to launch an online streaming platform in early 2023.

Colombia are taking 24 athletes to the Pan and Parapan American Archery Championships in Chilean capital Santiago as the team look to repeat their remarkable medal haul from last year's event.

The Ecuadorian Olympic Committee (COE) has been praised by the President of the Ecuadorian Archery Federation (FETA), Guillermo Quiroga, for helping the National Federation develop coaches through courses.

Two-time Olympian Romain Girouille has been appointed as France's new coach of their men's recurve team for the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Saud Al-Hagbani came from behind to taste victory against his brother Ammar in the men's singles tennis final at the Saudi Games in Riyadh.

Having spent six years on the UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) Board providing insight and experiences to help mould the development of anti-doping in sport, I want to reflect on my time with UKAD as it draws to an end this month and on my career to date and the importance of sport integrity.