The Canada Cup East is held in the Eastern Provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland & Labrador. It is held annually, anywhere from May to Mid-June, and includes a 720 round, an elimination round and mixed team competition.

It encourages competition for the Master, Senior, Junior, and Cadet Classes, in all Archery Canada and World Archery recognized target divisions, Recurve, Compound and Barebow.

The 2025 Canada Cup East is being held at the Archers of Caledon and has a capacity of 120 archers and 16 teams can be named for the Mixed team event.

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OFFICIAL LINKS
Scoring will take place using I@NSEO and with electronic tablets.

• Optional 720: [Link to be added]
• Canada Cup East: [Link to be added]

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The Canada Cups were developed to:
● promote and increase regional competition for Archery in Canada
● serve as a celebration of the sport of Archery and its community
● provide an athlete centered environment that enables competitive personal best performances
● potentially serve as one of the recognized criteria for International event selection and Athlete and coach identification
● provide an opportunity for developing archers to participate in team rounds
The Canada Cup East consists of one (1) 720 Target qualification round, Individual Match Play, and Mixed Team Match Play. The 720 Qualification round will be used to determine the archers qualifying positions for Individual Elimination Matchplay, as well as their team assignments for the Team Match Play. An option second 720 round is included for interested archers.
Mixed Team: 1 Male, 1 Female for Recurve and Compound. All Ages classes can register in a team, but all shoot at senior distances (Compound = 50m/Recurve 70m) – No additional Fee.

The Canada Cup will be open to the following Age and Equipment Classes:
● Recurve Men and Women – U18 to 50+ Age Classes
● Compound Men and Women – U18 to 50+ Age Classes
● Barebow Men and Women – U18 to 50+ Age Classes

Classification
National Classification will be available for Para Archers if applications are received within 30 days before the start of the event.
Medical Intake Forms must be submitted to classification@archerycanada.ca by May 23th 2025.

If no medical intake forms are received by the deadline, there will be no classification at the event.

To download the medical intake form, or to see eligibility rules for classification, please visit: https://archerycanada.ca/our-para-program/para-archery-classification/

Doping control may be conducted for specific categories. For information on doping control procedures and banned substances, please go to www.cces.ca.