Archers of the Americas and Oceania
41 entries in the Archers of the Americas and Oceania compendium.
Lindsay LangstonAmerican archer who competed in the 1996 Summer Olympics.Jason LyonCanadian recurve archer who set the FITA 1440 record at 1345.Kisik LeeKorean archer and coach who created the National Training System.Joy Foster (archer)American archer and four-time U.S. Archery Team member.Matthew Gray (archer)Australian archer and water policeman with three Olympic appearances.Deonne BridgerAustralian archer who competed in two Olympic Games and the Commonwealth Games.Russ HoogerhydeSix-time U.S. national archery champion and Hall of Fame inductee.AJ JenningsAustralian paracanoeist and para archer, Paralympic silver medallist.Corey SchellAmerican professional bowhunter, mentor, and CEO of Unscripted Outdoors.Marie-Pier BeaudetCanadian archer at three Olympics; youngest ever for Canada.Robin SampsonFirst New Zealand archer to compete at an Olympic Games.Mathew MasonwellsAustralian recurve archer and Commonwealth Games gold medalist.Liko ArreolaAmerican archer who set records and won double gold at World Cup debut.Georcy-Stéphanie PicardCanadian recurve archer who competed at the 2016 Olympics.Elisa BarnardAustralian recurve archer and 2012 Olympian.Doris Jones (archer)Métis archer who won junior world title with a broken thumb.James L. EastonBusinessman, archer, and philanthropist who led world archery for 16 years.Kevin PolishAmerican Paralympic archer who returned to competition after a severe car crash.Howard HillOften billed as 'The World's Greatest Archer' for over two decades.Ann MarstonFirst woman professional archer and rock band manager.John Martin (Paralympian)Australian Paralympian who won three silver medals across five Games.Alice IngleyAustralian recurve archer and Youth Olympic competitor.Mackenzie BrownAmerican archer and two-time Olympian from Flint, Texas.Justin HuishFirst male archer to win double Olympic gold medals.Anna HarringtonAmerican collegiate archer who won a USIAC gold medal with Columbia.Thomas Scott (archer)Oldest Olympic archer, competed at age 71 in 1904.Miranda LeekAmerican archer who competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics.Peter BoukouvalasAustralian Olympic archer and railway station master.Jennifer NicholsAmerican Olympic archer who competed in three Summer Games.Lisa BuscombeCanadian archer who won world field archery gold.Ava Jones (archer)American barebow archer and Pan American gold medalist.Janet DykmanAmerican archer on four Olympic teams and Pan American gold medalist.Sigrid RomeroColombian archer who competed at the 2008 Summer Olympics.Melissa TannerAustralian Paralympic archer who competed at Paris 2024.Ameera LeeAustralian Paralympic archer and advocate for inclusive health and wellbeing.Robert P. ElmerSeven-time U.S. archery champion, author, and medical doctor.Stephanie BarrettCanadian archer who took up the sport at 37.Christopher Davis (archery)Australian W1 archer who won Australia's first World Para Archery gold.Taymon Kenton-SmithAustralian Paralympic recurve archer with a custom grip.Jesse McDonald (archer)Australian archer named to the 2012 Olympic shadow squad.Lucille LessardCanadian archer, world field champion, and Hall of Fame inductee.
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