The International Archery Federation (FITA) has designated the city of Madrid to host the 43rd edition of the World Outdoor Target Archery Championships that will take place in the capital of Spain between 20 and 26 of June 2005.

Majura and Lennox Gardens near Canberra in Australia will be the venue of the World Field Archery Championships, which is to start on Monday the 9th of September.

Majura and Lennox Gardens near Canberra in Australia will be the venue of the World Field Archery Championships, which is to start on Monday the 9th of September.

Bradley R. Camp of Colorado Springs will take office as Executive Director of the National Archery Association of the United States (NAA) on July 9, the NAA announced Friday.

The council of the International Archery Federation (FITA) Saturday voted in favor of the town of Aalborg in Denmark to host the World Indoor Championships in 2005. The vote took place during the FITA Council meeting in Madrid which will end Sunday.

The National Archery Association (NAA) of the United States Board of Governors (BOG) has chosen Reading, Pennsylvania as the site for the 2003-2005 National Target Championships.

The International Archery Federation (FITA) Monday officially appointed Australian business and sports manager, Terry Reilly as its new director. Reilly will succeed Tom Dielen of Belgium, who is going to work as director of sport liaison at the European regional office of the World Anti-Doping Agency in Lausanne.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) this week opened its European regional office in Lausanne, Switzerland. One character, well known to the world of archery, Tom Dielen, will be among the WADA staff as of July 1 when he switches his title of director for FITA with that of Director of Sport Liaison in the WADA.

FITA Council has nominated New York as the host for the 2003 World Outdoor Target Championships to be held in July 2003.