Caledon, ON – June 27, 2025 — This past weekend, the 2025 edition of Canada Cup East delivered a weekend of unforgettable competition, community spirit, and national pride. Over 140 archers from six provinces, territories, and the United States came together in Caledon for one of Canada’s premier outdoor tournaments.

Hosted by The Archers of Caledon, this year’s event reached new heights in both participation and performance, building on a long tradition of excellence. Athletes competed in recurve, compound, and barebow divisions across all age categories, as well as para archery and mixed team formats, showcasing the depth and diversity of talent in Canadian archery.

With national ranking points on the line, the competition was intense. In the senior recurve men’s division, Paris 2024 Olympian Eric Peters (ON) edged out teammate Kurtis Ng (ON) to claim gold, while Bryanne Lameg (MB) showed her strength in compound, capturing both individual and mixed team titles alongside Jordan Adachi (BC). Para athletes also showed technical skill, with Jean-François Lavergne (QC) and Daniel Comeau (QC) earning top honours in their respective categories.

Highlights of the weekend included:

Top Individual Performers

• Compound U21/21+ Women: 1st – Bryanne Lameg (MB)
• Compound U21/21+ Men: 1st – Jordan Adachi (BC)
• Recurve U21/21+ Women: 1st – Janna Hawash (ON)
• Recurve U21/21+ Men: 1st – Eric Peters (ON)
• Barebow Women: 1st – Lisa Darlington (ON)
• Para Recurve Men 21+: 1st – Jean-François Lavergne (QC)
• Para Compound Men 21+: 1st – Daniel Comeau (QC)

Mixed Team Champions

• Recurve: Virginie Chenier / Brandon Xuereb (QC)
• Compound: Bryanne Lameg / Jordan Adachi (MB/BC)

The full results can be viewed at: https://ianseo.net/Details.php?toId=23162

Archery Canada extends its gratitude to The Archers of Caledon for their incredible hospitality, dedication, and tireless work by their team of volunteers, who made this weekend possible. Special thanks are also due to Vortex Canada and the Government of Canada, whose support continues to help elevate national events like Canada Cup East, providing crucial opportunities for Canadian athletes to excel.

With strong performances across the board and record-setting participation, the 2025 Canada Cup East served as a powerful reminder of the growth and promise of archery in Canada.

Complete Medal Standings

Compound U18/50+ Women

1. Anya Pinel (ON)
2. Julie Belanger (QC)
3. Ayvah Thomas (ON)

Compound U21/21+ Women

1. Bryanne Lameg (MB)
2. Ananya Leekha (ON)
3. Kaitlyn Horlock (ON)

Compound U18/50+ Men

1. Oliver Diplock (ON)
2. Jude Santa Maria (ON)
3. Harkunwar Teja (ON)

Compound U21/21+ Men

1. Jordan Adachi (BC)
2. Andrew Fagan (ON)
3. Trevor Hoy (ON)

Recurve U18/50+ Women

1. Serenity Last (ON)
2. Nazaninzeinab Soleimani (ON)
3. Donya Fornier (USA)

Recurve U21/21+ Women

1. Janna Hawash (ON)
2. Zohy Wilson (ON)
3. Eleanor Brug (BC)

Recurve U18/50+ Men

1. Cavic Chan (BC)
2. Lukas Chang (ON)
3. Ranen Sanfilippo (ON)

Recurve U21/21+ Men

1. Eric Peters (ON)
2. Kurtis Ng (ON)
3. Benjamin Lee (ON)

Barebow Women

1. Lisa Darlington (ON)
2. Christa Bell (QC)
3. Penelope McNulty (ON)

Barebow  U18/50+ Men

1. Greg Rubell (MB)
2. William Handfield-Paré (QC)
3. Steven Barrow (ON)

Barebow  U21/21+ Men

1. Jonathon Wong (ON)
2. Travis Hall (QC)
3. Brian Setchell (ON)

Mixed Team Recurve

1. Virginie Chenier / Brandon Xuereb (QC)
2. Eleanor Brug / Brian Maxwell (BC)
3. Fiona Marr / Eric Peters (ON)

Mixed Team Compound

1. Bryanne Lameg / Jordan Adachi (MB/BC)
2. Ctystal Gauvin / Greg White (USA)
3. Ayvah Thomas / Keegan Crawford (ON/PEI)

Para Compound Men 21+

1. Daniel Comeau (QC)
2. Kyle Tremblay (ON)
3. Chris Waterman (MB)

Para Recurve Men 21+

1. Jean-Francois Lavergne (QC)
2. Shawn Matheson (ON)

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For more information, please contact:

Karl Balisch, Executive Director, Archery Canada

kbalisch@archerycanada.ca