OAA Target Championships

Target archers shoot indoors or across a field, with everyone in each equipment category and/or age group shooting the same distance. Targets are a five-colour bulls-eye measuring 80 centimetres or 122 centimetres, which are based on age and equipment style. Modern recurve bows “the type used in the Olympic Games“ and compound bows are the most popular equipment options in target archery. The Ontario Target Championships is registered with both Archery Canada and World Archery allowing for National and International Records to be attained. Scores from this events also count towards National Ranking.

Notables about target archery:

  • It's the only form of archery in the Olympic and Paralympic Games
  • Archery Canada is the National Governing Body for Canada and follows the rules of the World Archery Federation
  • Archers alternate shooting six arrow ends outdoors; each end is four minutes.

2023 Target Championships

  • Registration and Official Practice (July 14th at 5 pm)
  • Day 1 (July 15th)
    - Compound ( up to 50 m ) -  Recurve and Barebow  (up to 70m)
    - Double 720
    - Awards at end of the day
  • 8 am practice and 9 am start with a break for lunch
  • Day 2 (July 16th)
    - Ontario Open - Elimination rounds  
    - Awards at end of the day
  • 8 am practice and 9 am start 

Date: July 15th - 16th 

Location

Accommodations


Participant List

Registration


AO membership is required to win championship medals and may be paid at the door.