Archery Guyana’s Continental Judges Selected for International Competitions in 2024

Archery Guyana Inc., the National Archery Federation of Guyana has represented the nation at the sport’s Continental General Assembly of World Archery Americas (WAA) in Tlaxcala, Mexico.

The General Assembly held on Monday 22nd June, 2026 was conducted by the continental organisation in charge of the promotion and development of archery in the Americas. The congress which is made up of 32 member associations along with 2 associate members has notably documented Guyana position in the sport and has acknowledged the country’s rapidly growing influence within the global archery community at this congress. The delegation in attendance were Archery Guyana President Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon and Executive Board Member Assistant Treasurer Mr. Saeed Karim.

The highlight of Guyana's participation was a presentation delivered by President Persaud-McKinnon focused on the South American nation’s position in promoting sport and sport tourism, by hosting the upcoming Inaugural Caribbean Archery Championship and the eight edition of the Caribbean Development Championships, both scheduled to be hosted at the prestigious Guyana National Stadium, Providence Guyana in October 2026.

The presentation generated considerable interest among member associations, with many countries expressing their intention to attend and support the two concurrent Archery Championship events.

Time was allocated for a special video message from the Director of Sport, Mr. Steve Ninvalle, who welcomed delegates to Guyana on behalf of the National Sports Commission, the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, and the Government of Guyana. The message highlighted the Government’s commitment to sport, future development and regional cooperation within the nations of the Americas, which was warmly received by delegates.

President of World Archery, Mr. Greg Easton, was also in attendance at the congress, joining delegates from across North, Central and South America along with many nations from the Caribbean.

Taking the opportunity to further promote Guyana as a tourism hotspot and sport destination, the Archery Guyana delegation made presentations of promotional packages to members in attendance. Delegates received Explore Guyana magazines, pens, keyrings and samples of Guyanese honey. These items which were presented ensured that every delegation left with a memorable introduction to Guyana's culture, hospitality and tourism offerings.

As part of the main proceedings of the General Assembly, elections and constitutional business were conducted. Mr. Saeed Karim was appointed as one of the three scrutineers responsible for overseeing the processes, ensuring that the validity and values of the WAA Constitution were upheld.

Elections were held and delegates subsequently re-elected Maria Emma Gaviria as President of World Archery Americas. Following her re-election, she announced the appointment of Mr. Sergio Font as Secretary General for the next four-year term.

![Mr Saeed Karim and Mrs Vidushi Persaud Mckinnon with WAA Secretary General Font](/images/uploads/mr-saeed-karim-and-mrs-vidushi-persaud-mckinnon-with-waa-secretary-general-font.jpg "Mr Saeed Karim and Mrs Vidushi Persaud Mckinnon with WAA Secretary General Font")

The election of the Permanent Committees, Guyana’s Persaud-McKinnon secured the highest number of votes amongst candidates for the Gender Equity and Inclusion Committee and was duly elected to serve on that committee. The election of Archery Guyana’s President to this committee reflects the delegation's confidence placed in her leadership and commitment to fostering greater inclusion, participation and opportunity throughout the sport.

Additionally Archery Guyana Board Member, Assistant Secretary Ryan McKinnon was announced to be appointed to serve on the WAA Marketing Committee, strengthening Guyana's representation within the continental organisation.

Reflecting on the experience, President Persaud-McKinnon stated: "Attending my first World Archery Americas General Assembly in person was truly an incredible experience. I was extremely impressed by the professionalism displayed throughout the Congress and grateful for the opportunity to meet so many colleagues from across the continent with whom I had previously only communicated virtually. The Assembly provided an excellent platform for collaboration, learning and relationship-building that will undoubtedly benefit archery development in Guyana and throughout the Caribbean."

She further noted that the overwhelming support shown for Guyana's upcoming hosting of the Archery Championships events demonstrates the confidence that the international archery community has in Guyana's ability to administer and host high-quality competitions and development initiatives.

Archery Guyana extends sincere appreciation to the Guyana Tourism Authority and the Tourism and Hospitality Association of Guyana for their generous support in making the Guyana promotional materials available. Additionally, the Federation also recognises with sincerity and appreciation, the Guyana Olympic Association and its executive for the strong support that is given to the Olympic sport of Archery, ultimately enabling the development of Archery throughout Guyana.

![Archery Guyana Presenting World Archery President Mr Greg Easton with Tokens from Guyana](/images/uploads/archery-guyana-presenting-world-archery-president-mr-greg-easton-with-tokens-from-guyana.jpg "Archery Guyana Presenting World Archery President Mr Greg Easton with Tokens from Guyana")

Archery Guyana wishes to express its sincere gratitude to Honourable Minister Charles Ramson and Honourable Minister Steven Jacobs, Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport and the National Sports Commission for their support of the Federation's international engagement and development programmes. The commitment of the Government of Guyana to sport development continues to create opportunities for Guyanese administrators, officials and athletes to contribute meaningfully on the national, regional and international stage.

The Federation also extends special thanks to World Archery Mexico and its President, Gabriel Ramos Rodríguez, for the excellent organisation and hospitality provided throughout the General Assembly and related activities in Tlaxcala.

Archery Guyana remains committed to its objectives, governance and further establishing the Olympic sport of Archery nationally, regionally and internationally. We look forward to welcoming our archery family from all the Americas to Guyana for the Caribbean Archery Championships and the Caribbean Development Championships in October 2026.

![The Caribbean NFs with WA President Greg Easton, WAA PResident Maria Emma and SG Font](/images/uploads/the-caribbean-nfs-with-wa-president-greg-easton-waa-president-maria-emma-and-sg-font.jpg "The Caribbean NFs with WA President Greg Easton, WAA PResident Maria Emma and SG Font")


Guyana Promoted As Archery Destination at World Archery Americas Congress in Mexico

Archery Guyana has once again demonstrated the growing strength and depth of local archery talent, securing an impressive fourteen (14) medals at the 2026 Caribbean Developmental Archery League (CDAL) Championships. The CDAL is a remote archery competition sanctioned by World Archery Americas, designed specifically for beginner archers from English-speaking Caribbean federations. Its aim is to promote growth and development in the sport, offering foundational competitive experience to new athletes in preparation for future international events like the Caribbean Development Championships (CDC) which are scheduled to be hosted in Guyana at the Guyana National Stadium in October 2026..

Competing against archers from Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Bermuda, Jamaica and St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Guyana concluded the championships with an outstanding haul of five (5) gold medals, five (5) silver medals and four (4) bronze medals.



The country's gold medal performances came from:

• Tularam Shiva - Gold Medal, Ex-Beginner Barebow Men (1370)

• Affonso-Simon Shianne - Gold Medal, Ex-Beginner Barebow Women (1358)

• Hoosain Arshad - Gold Medal, Beginner Barebow Men (1211)

• Zammet Jo-Lee - Gold Medal, Beginner Barebow Women (1255)

• Ross Ricky - Gold Medal, Beginner Compound Men (1284)



Guyana's silver medal winners were:

• Klass Joy - Silver Medal, Ex-Beginner Barebow Women (1330)

• Mathurine Saveion - Silver Medal, Beginner Barebow Men (1071)

• Simmons Alec - Silver Medal, Development Barebow Men (855)

• La Cruez Samiyyah - Silver Medal, Development Recurve Women (914)

• Singh Ravish - Silver Medal, Development Compound Men (1186)



Bronze medals were captured by:

• Hernandez Ezekiel - Bronze Medal, Ex-Beginner Barebow Men (1294)

• Chaturgum Neepa - Bronze Medal, Ex-Beginner Barebow Women (1330)

• Cooblall Christopher - Bronze Medal, Beginner Barebow Men (1019)

• Farley Jahleel - Bronze Medal, Development Compound Men (1123)



Several other Guyanese archers also delivered commendable performances and finished just outside medal positions, reflecting the increasing depth of talent being developed throughout the country.

The results underscore the effectiveness of Archery Guyana's athlete development pathway and grassroots programmes, which continue to introduce new participants to the sport while providing opportunities for progression at national and regional levels.

Federation's President Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon opined "To secure fourteen medals across multiple categories is a tremendous achievement and a testament to the progress being made by our athletes and coaching team. We are particularly encouraged by the performances of our young and developing archers, who continue to demonstrate that Guyana has a bright future in the sport."

As a remote competition, the CDAL allows archers to compete from their home countries while adhering to World Archery rules, with performance monitored and judged in real time. The league’s structure enables young archers to grow steadily, developing both confidence and skill ahead of higher-level international tournaments.

Archery Guyana extends its gratitude to its coaches, officials, parents, club leaders and supporters whose continued commitment contribute significantly to the growth and success of archery throughout Guyana.


Archery Guyana Captures 14 Medals at 2026 Caribbean Developmental Archery League Championships

The National Indoor Championship 2026 hosted by Archery Guyana concluded efficaciously last Sunday at the iconic Cliff Anderson Sports Hall. Archery competitions requires a minimum of two days, in which both days saw exciting and high-level competition, sportsmanship and camaraderie among archery athletes from across Guyana.

The championship brought together athletes from clubs including Pro Archers, Bow Nation, The Archery Guild and Golden League Archery and some independent archers. Competitors contested in Recurve, Compound and Barebow divisions across senior and youth categories. The event showcased the continued growth and development of the sport of archery in Guyana, quite notably the increased number of youth archers whose performances drew admiration from spectators and officials alike.

At the medal presentation ceremony, remarks were delivered by President of the Guyana Olympic Association, Godfrey Munroe, who commended Archery Guyana for its organisation, discipline and commitment to athlete development. He congratulated the athletes, coaches, officials and volunteers for contributing to another successful national championship.

Medals were presented by President of Archery Guyana, Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, Assistant Director of Sport, Melissa Dow-Richardson, President of the Guyana Olympic Association Mr. Godfrey Munroe, Vice-Chair of the National Sports Commission and Vice-President of the Guyana Olympic Association, Cristy Campbell, along with special guests Cubie Seegobin and Jacqueline Seegobin.

During her remarks, Mrs. Persaud-McKinnon expressed gratitude to all stakeholders and volunteers whose efforts made the championship possible. She specially recognised National Judge and Director of Shooting, Ryan McKinnon, whose acknowledgment was met with resounding applause from the gathering in appreciation of his tireless dedication to the sport and leadership behind the scenes and throughout the competition.

Archery Guyana additionally expressed appreciation to the Judges, Ryan McKinnon,  Robert Singh and Afzal Karim who ensured the event was conducted in accordance with World Archery standards. Also the competition committee, volunteers, range officials, set-up team and all supporting personnel from the Competitions Committee whose collective efforts contributed to the professional execution of the event.

The federation applauded the efficiency of the results and technical team for their efficient use of the internationally recognised IANSEO Scoring software which facilitated accurate scoring and live result updates throughout the championship. Thanks were extended to Results Manager Mr. Saeed Karim and Results Verifier Ms. Anoopa Ramdial. 

Official signalling and timing was done automatically by Archery Guyana’s newly acquired TS archery timer and signalling equipment, which the Federation recently invested significantly in. This system was purchased to ensure that Guyanese archers attain experience and can compete at home with feedback from international level rated equipment which is approved by World Archery Americas. It is noted that while an international level Archery specific shooting facility is not yet operated by Archery Guyana, the board continues to equip the Federation with high quality assets for when that facility is made a reality. 

The Board of Directors of Archery Guyana extended sincere thanks to the Honourable Minister Charles Ramson, Honourable Minister within the Ministry Mr. Steven Jacobs, Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, Director of Sport Steve Ninvalle, the National Sports Commission, Facility Supervisor Roy MacArthur and the dedicated staff of the Sports Hall for their invaluable support and assistance in ensuring the smooth execution of the championship.

Special appreciation was also expressed to our longstanding sponsor, Guyana Beverages Inc. for providing Oasis Water and Altitude Energy Drinks to keep athletes, officials and volunteers hydrated throughout the event.

The federation thanked Dr. Ariane Mangar, Vanessa Wickham and Aretha Legall for their collaboration and support in providing physiotherapy services to athletes during the championship.

Mrs. Persaud-McKinnon also announced that Archery Guyana will soon commence vision screening and bloodwork initiatives for athletes and officials as part of the federation’s growing commitment to athlete welfare, health monitoring and high-performance development.

Photography coverage from both competition days was also completed successfully by Mr. Bidesh Dwarka, with images made available through the official Flickr links circulated by the federation for athletes, clubs and supporters to relive memorable moments from the championship.

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Archery Guyana noted that the successful hosting of the National Indoor Championship 2026 reflects the federation’s continued commitment to athlete development, organisational excellence and the advancement of archery throughout Guyana.


Archery Guyana shows major growth as National Indoor Championship 2026 is completed at Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

Archery Guyana officially declared open its 2026 Indoor National Championships today on May 16, 2026 at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall, marking what has been recorded as the largest indoor archery competition in the Federation’s history.

The Championships were formally opened by Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, President of Archery Guyana, who welcomed athletes, officials, and supporters gathered for the national event.

In her opening remarks, Mrs. Persaud-McKinnon expressed delight at seeing many new faces participating alongside returning archers, noting that this balance reflects the continued growth, development, and renewed energy within the sport of archery in Guyana. She highlighted that national championships remain a special occasion, bringing together athletes, coaches, officials, parents, and supporters united by a shared passion for archery and a commitment to excellence.

Special thanks were extended to the Competitions Committee of Archery Guyana for their extensive preparation and coordination. Following the playing of the Guyana National Anthem, the Championships were officially declared open, with the President encouraging archers to compete with confidence, discipline, and sportsmanship throughout the tournament.

A total of 56 participants from affiliated clubs and the Federation competed, making the 2026 edition the largest Indoor Nationals staged to date.



Athlete Welfare and Sports Science Support

Professional physiotherapist Reshonah Gordon was present during opening day and will continue throughout the Championships, providing essential medical and recovery support to athletes. This collaboration continues through the invaluable support of Vanessa Wickham, the National Sports Clinic, and Dr. Ariane Mangar of the Ministry of Health Guyana.

Archery Guyana reaffirmed its commitment to integrating sports science into its programmes, strengthening athlete care systems and supporting improved performance both locally and internationally.



Competition Officials and Technical Team

The tournament was officiated by National Archery Judges under the leadership of Ryan McKinnon, Director of Shooting, whose management ensured safe, smooth, and efficient competition operations. Line and Target judging duties were carried out by Judges Robert Singh and Afzal Karim, who upheld the rules, standards, and integrity of the sport.

Technical scoring operations were managed by Results Manager Saeed Karim, with verification support provided by Anoopa Ramdial, ensuring accurate scoring and timely publication of results throughout the Championship.

Official event photography was conducted by Bidesh Dwarka, and a link providing access to all photographs will be made available shortly via Archery Guyana’s website.

Archery Guyana extended special appreciation to the Ministry of Culture Youth and Sport Guyana, Director of Sport Steve Ninvalle, Roy MacArthur, Facility Supervisor of the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall, and the staff of CASH for their continued support in facilitating the Championships.

The Federation also conveyed sincere gratitude to Guyana Beverages Inc. for its generous sponsorship through the provision of Oasis Water and Altitude sports drinks, ensuring athletes remained hydrated and able to perform at their best throughout the competition.

Finals Continue Tomorrow

The 2026 Indoor National Championships will continue on Sunday, May 17, 2026, at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall, with competition resuming at 9:00 a.m. and the Finals scheduled to begin at 11:00 a.m., concluding at approximately 2:00 p.m.

Archery Guyana invites the public to attend and support the nation’s archers as they compete for national honours.


Archery Guyana Declares Open the 2026 Indoor National Championships



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Notice of Annual General Meeting of Archery Guyana Inc. 2026

Archery Guyana, the sole governing body of archery in Guyana, proudly announces the launch of its highly anticipated Archery Instructor Course in Essequibo, Region 2. With a commitment to fostering skill development, promoting the sport of Archery throughout Guyana and community engagement, this initiative signifies a significant step forward in the promotion and expansion of archery throughout the region.

At the simple Opening ceremony at the start of the morning of Saturday March 16, 2024 at Lake Mainstay, Essequibo, Region 2, President of Archery Guyana, Mrs. Vidushi Persaud- McKinnon welcomed the 22 passionate individuals eager to delve into the world of archery instruction. This comprehensive programme tailored by Archery Guyana's experienced National Coaches and professionals, will equip participants with the knowledge, techniques, and leadership skills necessary to effectively teach and promote archery in the various schools and within their communities in Essequibo.

"Archery Guyana is thrilled to bring this enriching opportunity to the vibrant region of Essequibo," stated President Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon. "We firmly believe that empowering individuals with the expertise to instruct others not only enhances their own proficiency since a few participants already recreationally enjoy the sport but also serves as a catalyst for the widespread enjoyment and appreciation of archery through the PE Teachers and community leaders."

The Archery Instructor Course will cover a wide array of topics, including safety protocols, equipment, shooting techniques, coaching methodologies, training tools, shooting process, WADA, para-archery, full form draw, PVC bow-making, target stand making, and setting a field. Through a combination of classroom instruction, practical demonstrations, and hands- on experience, participants will emerge from the programme as certified Archery Instructors, ready to inspire and guide others on their archery journey.

In this regard, sincere thanks are expressed to Service Guyana for supporting this initiative to introduce the sport to Region 2. Service Guyana, a leading provider of HVAC and Energy Efficiency Solutions, has teamed up with Archery Guyana, to bring the exhilarating sport of archery to Essequibo.

The Board of Directors wishes to acknowledge and thank the Chief Executive Officer of Service Guyana, Mr. Sheikh Mujeeb Ahmad, Mr. Steve Ninvalle, Director of Sport and the National Sports Commission, Essequibo Sports Organiser Ms. Wazeeda Bacchus, Mr. Samuel Arjoon and the Team at Guyana Beverages Inc., Oasis Water, Mr. Dilip Singh, WD’s Hotel and Mall located at Lot 110 Charity, Essequibo Coast. Thanks to the Coaches Mr. Ryan McKinnon, Mr. Umasankar Madray, Mr. Saeed Karim, Mr. Jeewanram Persaud and Mrs. Roshini Boodhoo-Persaud.

For more information about archery programmes in Essequibo, please contact Archery Guyana at archeryguyana@gmail.com.


Archery Guyana introduces sport in Region 2

Archery Guyana Athletes bring Home 44 Medals – 22 Gold, 12 Silver, 10 Bronze in a Record-Breaking Performance in Trinidad.

The Golden Arrowhead soared high in Trinidad and Tobago at the 2025 Caribbean Development Championships (CDC), where Team Guyana delivered an exceptional display of talent, precision, and teamwork amassing an incredible 44 medals across individual, doubles, and mixed team events in the annual archery tournament.

This outstanding performance at the 7th CDC, firmly establishes Guyana as a regional powerhouse in the sport of Archery, with Guyanese athletes excelling across multiple divisions, bow types and classes from beginners to senior categories. Guyana fielded 31 Athletes of the 262 total archers hailing from 11 countries, together with 11 Officials including parents and other athlete support personnel.

Guyana’s Medal Summary

![](/images/uploads/team-guyana-excels-at-archery-caribbean-development-championships-2025-1.png "Guyana’s Medal Summary")

Individual Standouts

Guyana’s archers showed their strong form and delivered quality performances across all bow categories. Shooting the Individual Qualification round on 24 October 2025 at the Marvin Lee Stadium, our archer not only managed to out rank many in their categories, some were able to crush standing records once again leaving their names etched in the World Archery Americas Tournament as others did before them.

Our Gold medal champions were:

* Ravish Singh – Compound Beginner Under 15 Men
* Brandon Cummings – Barebow Beginner Under 15 Men
* Samiyyah La Cruez – Barebow Beginner Under 15 Women
* Nolan Gray – Barebow Beginner Senior Men
* Suzanne Affonso – Barebow Beginner Senior Women
* Saifullah Gani – Recurve Developmental Under 18/21 Men
* Mehandra Chatargum – Barebow Developmental Senior Men/Women
* Jeewanram Persaud – Recurve Amateur Senior Men
* Julie-Ann Williams – Recurve Amateur Senior Women
* Teemahall Lall – Barebow Amateur Senior Men

Doubles & Mixed Team Success

Guyana also showcased its collaborative strength through multiple podium finishes in doubles and mixed-team events, often pairing successfully with athletes from other Caribbean nations, a true embodiment of regional unity in sport.

Among the team events, Guyanese athletes who won Gold medals:

* Keziah Archer & Daniel Cox - Recurve Beginners Under 15 Men Doubles
* Suzanne Affonso & Eslyne Gomes - Barebow Beginners Senior Women Doubles
* Nolan Gray & Trevaughn Waldron - Barebow Beginners Senior Men Doubles
* Samiyyah La Cruez & Brandon Cummings - Barebow Beginners Under 15 Mixed Team
* Julie-Ann Williams & Jeewanram Persaud - Recurve Amateur Senior Mixed Team
* Saifullah Gani (Guy) & Divya Jiandani (VIN) - Recurve Developmental Under 18/21 Mixed Team

The team’s remarkable performance was expertly guided by Team Manager and Head Coach Mr. Ryan McKinnon, a World Archery Level 2 Certified Coach. His leadership both on and off the field played a pivotal role in maintaining focus, team discipline, fostering unity among the team, and ensuring that every archer was mentally and technically prepared for competition.

President of Archery Guyana, Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, expressed immense pride in the team’s historic results: “This is a monumental moment for Archery Guyana Inc and for our nation. Our athletes have shown remarkable discipline, resilience, and unity, both on and off the field. To see so many Guyanese archers standing on the podium, including our youth, truly reflects the success of our developmental pathway and the dedication of our coaches and officials.”

She extended heartfelt thanks to the Guyana Olympic Association, the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, National Sports Commission, and sponsors including Guyana Beverages Inc., Massy Gas Products Inc., and other partners such as the Guyana Police Force, GRA Customs, and our athlete support personnel whose continued support made the team’s participation and success possible.

The Caribbean Development Championships, run by Continental Judges of World Archery Americas, is the region’s premier developmental tournament, bringing together archers from across the Caribbean, Latin America and South America to foster high-level competition and cultural exchange in this teaching tournament. The tournament was officially handed over to Archery Guyana for the 2026 instalment by the Trinidad and Tobago Archery Federation. President of the TTAF, Mr. Hasmat Ali in the handover to Archery Guyana’s Assistant Secretary Mr. Ryan McKinnon wished the Guyana Federation all success in hosting the 2026 tournament in Guyana.

Guyana’s remarkable 44-medal finish of the 2025 event along with our athletes continuing to shoot several record breaking scores in Caribbean archery establishes strong foothold in the sport in our region. This reflects the functioning of the country’s investment in youth development, training, coaching, officiating and all-inclusive growth under the Federation: Archery Guyana’s strategic plan.

Table of all Guyanese medalists

![](/images/uploads/team-guyana-excels-at-archery-caribbean-development-championships-2025-2.jpg "Table of all Guyanese medalists")


Team Guyana Excels at Archery Caribbean Development Championships 2025

Two of Archery Guyana’s members, Jeewanram Persaud and Mehandra Chatargum are in the USA competing in the 20th edition of the Lancaster Archery Classic 2024 hosted at the Spooky Nook Sports Complex in Manheim, Pennsylvania, the largest indoor sports complex in the United States just outside of Lancaster. The Classic attracts archers from all over the world every year during the winter season.

![Guyanese Archer Mahendra Chatargum poses with fellow archer at 20th Lancaster Archery Classic hosted at the Spooky Nook Sports Complex in Manheim, Pennsylvania.](/images/uploads/mahendra-chatargum-archery-guyana-represented-at-20th-lancaster-archery-classic.jpg)

Persaud and Chatargum are shooting in the Men’s Barebow Division against some of the world’s biggest names in barebow and have been meeting and making friends with some of them. Shooting for a top score of 660, Persaud shot his ranking score of 515 on Thursday 25th January, 2024 while Chatargum shot his ranking score of 502 on Friday 26th January, 2024. Persaud came in at #48 making it into the eliminations bracket, while Chatargum came in at #72 just outside of the elimination which ends at Archer Number 64. The elimination rounds on Saturday saw Persaud go up against John Dawson of the USA, with Dawson gaining just 2 points to win 100-98. The Classic continues with the shoot-up finals on today (Saturday) and tomorrow, Sunday.

![Guyanese Archer Jeewanram Persaud poses with fellow archer at 20th Lancaster Archery Classic hosted at the Spooky Nook Sports Complex in Manheim, Pennsylvania.](/images/uploads/jeewanram-persaud-archery-guyana-represented-at-20th-lancaster-archery-classic.jpg)

The Board of Directors of Archery Guyana conveys its congratulations to both Archers for their participation and is proud of our 2 barebow archers who represented the country at this huge event and wish them safe travels back home.




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