Prepare to experience the excitement of international competition at Adelaide, South Australia’s 2023 Oceania Championships from April 13–16.
Choosing this team has the following primary goals in mind:
- To participate in as many events as you can and be competitive.
- To achieve success in numerous events and earn a Medal for each.
- Leverage the Championships to introduce promising future athletes to international competition, offering them an invaluable opportunity for growth.
Minimum Qualifying Scores
To ensure your success, you must obtain the mandatory MQS between July 1st, 2022, and January 31st, 2023.
Allocated Places
Archery Australia has the authority to select up to 3 archers from each of the following categories:
- Compound (Women & Men)
- Recurve (Women & Men)
- Barebow (Women & Men)*
- Compound U21 (Women & Men)
- Compound U21 (Men & Women
- Recurve U21 (Women & Men)
- Compound U18 (Women & Men)
- Recurve U18 (Women & Men)
- Compound U16 (Women & Men)
- Recurve U16 (Women & Men)
Note: According to World Archery, barebow recurve is the official form of barebow archery.
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