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2026 World Archery Field Championships Canadian Team Announced

July 21, 2026
2026 World Archery Field Championships Canadian Team Announced

OTTAWA, ON – Archery Canada is pleased to announce the athletes selected to represent Canada at the 2026 World Archery Field Championships, to be held in Yankton, South Dakota, USA, from September 22–27, 2026.

The Canadian team will compete across compound, recurve, and barebow divisions, showcasing a strong mix of experienced international competitors and emerging talent from across the country.

Men’s Compound

Andrew Fagan (ON)
Dustin Watson (ON)
Larry Ried (ON)

Alternate: Blair St. Amant (SK)

Women’s Compound

Fiona McClean (ON)
Sarah St. Amant (SK)

Men’s U21 Compound

Oliver Diplock (ON)
Bennet Nelson (ON)
Jordy St. Amant (SK)

Women’s U21 Compound

Anya Pinel (ON)
Grace Trevena (SK)
Sydni Keichinger (SK)

Men’s Recurve

Brian Maxwell (BC)
Greg Moore (BC)

Women’s Recurve

Amelia Gagne (ON)

Women’s U21 Recurve

Fiona Marr (ON)
Alison Langley (ON)

Men’s Barebow

Chris Kent-Rodgman (SK)
Jovica Djukic (SK)
Travis Hall (QC)

Women’s Barebow

Sam Meehan (NS)
Lisa Darlington (ON)

Women’s U21 Barebow

Ember Frigon (SK)

The team will be managed by Sean McKenty and Sonia Schina.

Archery Canada congratulates all selected athletes and wishes them success as they prepare to represent Canada on the world stage in Yankton.

Fundraising initiatives to support team travel and competition expenses will be facilitated through the Canadian Archery Foundation. Additional information on how members of the archery community can support the team will be shared in the coming months.

About the World Archery Field Championships

The World Archery Field Championships brings together the world’s top field archers to compete in challenging outdoor courses featuring unmarked and marked distance targets across varied terrain. The championships are one of the premier international events in the field archery calendar and provide an opportunity for athletes to test their skills against the world’s best.

For more information, visit: https://www.yankton2026.org/