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Archery competitions in Mexico

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The Sinaloa archery delegation achieved success at the World Archery México Championship 2026, winning one gold, one silver, and one bronze medal. Notable achievements included gold for Rafael Aguilar and Jimena Ortiz in the Recurve Mixed Team Sub-18 category, silver for Ailín Margarita Medina in the Individual Compound category, and a bronze for Jimena Ortiz in the Women's Recurve Sub-18 individual event. Saltillo, Coahuila, has been officially named the is set to host for the 2026 Hyundai Archery World Cup Final, scheduled for Final on September 12 and 13, 2026. Organized by CONADE in coordination with the Government of Coahuila and World Archery México, the event commemorates the 20th anniversary of the series. The competition will feature the world's top 32 archers. The field includes eight archers from 17 countries, including elite athletes per category across recurve and compound bows for both men and women. International stars such as six-time champion Brady Ellison and Colombian archer Sara López are expected to participate. López. Matches will take place in the city's Historic Center, primarily at the Plaza de Armas. Mexico will field a seven-member delegation, delegation across four categories, including athletes Ana Paula Vázquez, Alejandra Valencia, Matías Grande, Dafne Quintero, Sebastián García, García Flores, Rodrigo González De Alba, and Andrea Maya Becerra. The matches are set Becerra enters the competition seeking to take place defend her compound bow title. Winners in the city's Historic Center, utilizing each category are slated to receive 30,000 Swiss francs. This event marks the Plaza de Armas as fifth time a primary stage. Officials noted that hosting Mexican city has hosted this event reinforces Mexico's status as a reliable venue prestigious final and is expected to generate an economic impact exceeding 10 million pesos for major international sporting competitions. Saltillo.

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  1. 2026-09-08 01:44 UTC Archery competitions in Mexico
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