The United Kingdom’s top archers are set to converge on Victoria Embankment this weekend for the National Tour Final.
The competition takes place on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 September, with supporters expected to fill the venue both in person and through livestreaming platforms as participants battle for top honours across recurve, compound, and barebow disciplines.
Nineteen-year-old Oliver Hicks, who holds both the Youth European Champion title and a world record, returns to defend his barebow open category crown.
World number two ranked compound archer Ella Gibson also aims to secure her title for a second consecutive year.
The recurve field features multiple Olympians, among them Paris competitors Penny Healey and Megan Havers, alongside two-time Olympian Patrick Huston.
The Victoria Embankment venue, situated beside the River Trent, hosts the National Tour Final for the first time.
Competitors will make their entrance through a war memorial archway, greeted by applause from assembled supporters, families, and friends.
Attendees holding tickets will have opportunities to interact with the athletes, participate in archery demonstrations, and enter prize draws supported by event sponsors.