International Women's Day 2025 Message From the President of Archery Guyana

Archery Guyana successfully concluded its National Youth 18 Metres Championships 2026 on Sunday 12th July, 2026 at the Guyana Police Force SportsClub Ground, Eve Leary, bringing the curtains down on an exciting weekend ofcompetition that showcased the country's emerging generation of archers.

Following Saturday's qualification rounds, the championship culminated yesterday with the highly anticipated elimination and medal matches, where 31 young athletes representing school and private clubs demonstrated exceptional skill, discipline, determination, and sportsmanship.

President of Archery Guyana, Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, delivered the closing remarks during the medal presentation ceremony, congratulating everyathlete for their dedication and courage while encouraging them to continuestriving for excellence both on and off the shooting line.

In her remarks, Mrs. Persaud-McKinnon commended not only the medallists butevery participant, emphasising that every competition provides an opportunityto learn, improve, and grow. She also expressed sincere appreciation to the various affiliated clubs, coaches, parents, volunteers, technical officials,sponsors, and partners whose unwavering commitment continues to strengthen the development of youth archery throughout Guyana.

### Championship Results

Recurve Under 15 Men/Women Combined

\-    Gold – Brandon Cummings

\-    Silver – Fatima Gani

\-    Bronze – Aalim Kahn

Barebow Under 15 Women

\-    Gold – Neepa Chaturgum

\-    Silver – Victoria Kum

\-    Bronze – Kaia Singh

Barebow Under 18 Men

\-    Gold – Samuel George

\-    Silver – Christopher Cooblall

\-    Bronze – Fiaaz Karim

Archery Guyana extends heartfelt congratulations to all medal winners and every athlete who competed over the two-day championship. Their performances reflect the continued growth of the sport and the increasing standard of youtharchery in Guyana.

See photo of all medallists:

![Medallist National Youth 18 Metres Championships 2026](/images/uploads/medallist-national-youth-18-metres-championships-2026.jpg "Medallist National Youth 18 Metres Championships 2026")

The Federation once again records its sincere appreciation to Commissioner of Police Dr. Clifton Hicken and Mr. Colin Boyce, Sports Development Officer of the Guyana Police Force and Retired Deputy Superintendent, for facilitating the use of the Guyana Police Force Sports Club Ground.

Gratitude is also extended to Guyana Beverages Inc. for providing Oasis Water and Altitude beverages throughout the championships, ensuring athletes, officials, volunteers, and spectators remained hydrated.

Archery Guyana also acknowledges the invaluable support of the Ministry ofCulture, Youth and Sport, the National Sports Commission, and Director of Sport Mr. Steve Ninvalle for their continued commitment to youth sport.

The Federation further thanks Honourable Minister Steven Jacobs, Minister within the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, for taking time to attend Saturday's competition, engaging with the young athletes and offering words of encouragement that inspired participants to pursue excellence through dedication, perseverance, and resilience.

The championships were successfully delivered by an experienced team oftechnical officials:

\-    Directorof Shooting: Mr. Afzal Karim

\-    Chairmanof Judges: Mr. Ryan McKinnon

\-    Judges:Mr. Faraad Gani and Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon

\-    ResultsManager: Mr. Saeed Karim

\-    ResultsVerifier: Ms. Anopa Ramdial

Results for the championships remain available through the internationally recognised IANSEO live scoring system.

As the curtains fall on another successful National Youth Championship, Archery Guyana remains committed to creating opportunities for young peopleacross the country to participate, develop, and excel in the sport. The Federation looks forward to building on the momentum generated over the weekendas it continues to expand grassroots programmes and prepare athletes for future national, regional, and international competition.


Curtains Close on Successful National Youth 18 Metres Championships 2026 as Guyana's Young Archers Shine

A total of 31 athletes from various school clubs and private clubs participated in the National Youth 18 Metres Championships 2026, held earlier today with the Qualification rounds, Saturday 11th July , 2026 at the Guyana Police Force Sports Club Ground, Eve Leary. 

The championship showcased the growing strength of youth archery in Guyana, with young athletes demonstrating discipline, focus, and determination in a competitive environment.

Archery Guyana extends sincere appreciation to Commissioner of Police Dr. Clifton Hicken and Mr. Colin Boyce, Sports Development Officer for the Guyana Police Force (GPF) and Retired Deputy Superintendent, for their invaluable support in facilitating the successful hosting of the event at the Guyana Police Force Sports Club Ground.

Special thanks are also extended to the management and staff of Guyana Beverages Inc. for providing Oasis Water and Altitude drinks, ensuring that athletes, officials, and volunteers remained hydrated throughout the day’s activities.

The event was further supported by the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, the National Sports Commission, and Director of Sport Mr. Steve Ninvalle.

A highlight of the day was the presence of Honourable Minister Steven Jacobs, Minister within the Ministry of,l Vulture, Youth and Sport who spent time on the ground engaging with the young athletes, learning more about the sport of archery, and offering words of encouragement and inspiration about success, resilience, and learning from failure in sport.

The competition was conducted under the guidance of a dedicated team of technical officials:

Director of Shooting: Mr. Afzal Karim

Judges: Mr. Faraad Gani and Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon

Chairman of Judges: Mr. Ryan McKinnon

Results Manager: Mr. Saeed Karim

Results Verifier: Ms. Anopa Ramdial

Results from the qualification rounds are available through the IANSEO live scoring system, utilising internationally recognied archery scoring software.

The link for full details and information: <https://ianseo.net/Details.php?toId=29200>

The championship will continue with the finals tomorrow on Sunday, July 12, 2026, where the top-ranked athletes will compete for national youth championship honours in the recurve under 15 men and women combined, barebow under 15 women and Barebow under 18 men.

Archery Guyana commends all participating clubs, athletes, coaches, officials, parents, family members, club leaders, sponsors, and partners for their contributions to the success of the event and remains committed to developing archery opportunities for young people across Guyana.


31 Young Archers Compete at the National Youth 18 Metres Championships 2026

Archery Guyana proudly announces the successful participation of its Results Manager, Mr. Saeed Karim, in the Advanced IANSEO Seminar hosted by World Archery Mexico, in collaboration with World Archery Americas, in Tlaxcala, Mexico, from July 20-21, 2026, immediately preceding the Pan American Archery Championships.

The prestigious seminar was conducted by Mr. Matteo Pisani, the inventor and one of the principal founders of the IANSEO results management system, the internationally recognised software used to manage scoring and results at World Archery events, Continental Championships, World Championships and the Olympic Games.

The programme brought together results managers from across the Americas, including representatives from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and Guyana, with the objective of preparing technical officials to competently manage results at World Ranking Events and other elite international competitions.

During the intensive two-day seminar, participants received advanced instruction on the operation of the IANSEO platform, including demonstrations of its sophisticated features, reviews of core functionality, and practical guidance on international standards for competition results management. Mr. Pisani also shared his extensive experience gained from managing results at Olympic Games, World Championships and other premiere international archery competitions, highlighting the mandatory technical requirements and global best practices expected at both national and international events.

Reflecting on the experience, Mr. Saeed Karim stated: "It was a great pleasure to learn directly from the inventor of IANSEO. I now have a much deeper understanding of the software and how we can continue improving the standard of results management in Guyana. The opportunity to immediately apply what I learned at a world-ranking event made the experience even more valuable."

Following the seminar, Mr. Karim remained in Tlaxcala as a volunteer member of the Results Team for the Pan American Archery Championships, where he gained invaluable practical experience managing live competition results at a World Ranking Event. His dedication and technical competence culminated in his appointment as a scorer for the championship finals, providing him with first-hand experience at one of the highest levels of international competition management.

Archery Guyana extends its sincere appreciation to Mr. Matteo Pisani for sharing his exceptional expertise and to World Archery Mexico and World Archery Americas for organising and facilitating this outstanding educational opportunity.

![Saeed Karim and Matteo Pisani](/images/uploads/saeed-karim-and-matteo-pisani.jpg "saeed-karim-and-matteo-pisani")

The Federation also expresses its profound gratitude to Director of Sport, Mr. Steve Ninvalle, and the National Sports Commission of Guyana for their invaluable support in making Guyana's participation possible. Their continued investment in technical education and capacity building demonstrates a strong commitment to the development of sport beyond the field of play.

The knowledge, experience and international exposure gained through this seminar will directly strengthen Guyana's technical capabilities, enhance the delivery of national competitions, improve the quality and accuracy of results management, and contribute meaningfully to Archery Guyana's continued engagement within the continental archery community. Building highly trained technical officials is an essential component of developing a sustainable national archery programme and ensuring that Guyana remains aligned with international standards.

Archery Guyana remains committed to investing in the development of its athletes, coaches, judges and technical officials as it continues to build a modern, internationally recognised archery programme capable of hosting and participating in competitions of the highest standard.


Archery Guyana Strengthens Technical Capacity Through Advanced IANSEO Seminar in Mexico

Archery Guyana is proud to announce the official affiliation of Al Habibi's Archery Club (A.H.A.), marking another significant milestone in the Federation's continued mission to expand the sport throughout Guyana through strong, well-governed affiliated clubs.

The official handover of the Club's Certificate of Affiliation took place on July 1, 2026 during a modest ceremony, where President of Archery Guyana, Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, formally presented the Certificate of Affiliation to Mr. Jaza Percival, President and Head Coach of Al Habibi's Archery Club.

The affiliation follows the Club's successful completion of Archery Guyana's affiliation requirements and signifies its commitment to operating in accordance with the Constitution, policies, technical standards and values of the National Federation and World Archery.

Officially established on 18th May 2025, Al Habibi's Archery Club operates from the Samville Kuru Kururu Masjid, Kuru Kururu, Guyana, with the ability to conduct activities at other locations within the community approved by its Executive Committee. The Club's establishment represents an important expansion of organised archery along the Soesdyke-Linden Highway corridor and will provide greater opportunities for children, youth and adults in surrounding communities to participate in the sport.

The Club will be administered by the following Executive Committee:

President and Head Coach: Mr. Jaza Percival

Vice President: Mr. Shane Arinda

Secretary and Treasurer: Mrs. Lesa Waldron-Percival

These officers will oversee the governance, administration and development of the Club in accordance with its Constitution while working collaboratively with Archery Guyana to deliver programmes that reflect national and international best practices.

Speaking during the handover ceremony, President of Archery Guyana, Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, welcomed the Club into the national archery family and emphasised the importance of affiliated clubs in achieving the Federation's long-term vision. "One of Archery Guyana's strategic priorities has always been to build the sport from the ground up by establishing strong, sustainable clubs throughout the country. Every affiliated club creates new opportunities for participation, develops future athletes and volunteers, and strengthens the foundation upon which national success is built. We are therefore delighted to welcome Al Habibi's Archery Club into the Archery Guyana family. Affiliation is much more than receiving a certificate.... it is a commitment to good governance, athlete welfare, safe sport, technical excellence and the values that define our Federation."

The Board of Directors of Archery Guyana looks forward to working closely with Mr. Percival and his Executive Committee as they build a vibrant club that will introduce more Guyanese to archery and contribute meaningfully to the continued growth of our sport.

Receiving the Certificate of Affiliation on behalf of the Club, President and Head Coach, Mr. Jaza Percival, expressed his appreciation to Archery Guyana for its guidance and confidence throughout the affiliation process. "This is a proud day for Al Habibi's Archery Club and an exciting beginning for our members and community. We are honoured to join Archery Guyana in its mission to grow the sport throughout Guyana. Our vision is to provide a welcoming and disciplined environment where people of all ages can discover archery, develop their skills and enjoy its lifelong benefits. As a club rooted in the community, we also hope to encourage greater participation within the Islamic community while welcoming people of all backgrounds. We sincerely thank Archery Guyana for its support and look forward to contributing to the continued growth of archery in Guyana."


Archery Guyana Welcomes Al Habibi's Archery Club as Newest Affiliated Member

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

The World Archery Americas General Assembly, which was held on April 11, 2024 in Medellin, Antioquia, Colombia was attended by representatives from 30 national federations of the Americas. 

Representing Archery Guyana was Secretary General Nicholas Hing, who was also working as a Continental Judge at the Pan American Championships.

Seated at the head table were World Archery representative Mr Mark Miller, World Archery Americas Secretary General Sergio Font, World Archery Americas President Maria Emma Gaviria, First Vice President Federico Paiz and Vice President Cesar Otarolla.

Delivering the opening speech after the Roll Call and Quorum Statement, was WAA President Maria Emma Gaviria, followed by a video message from World Archery Secretary General Tom Dielen. The minutes of the 2022 General Assembly, the President’s Report, and the Financial Report were then read and approved.

Development Activities and Strategic Plan were next on the agenda where it was noted that the Caribbean, being an important part of the Americas, has been steadily growing in the sport. There is need for developing this part of the region, thereby unifying the Americas as a whole, to be able to compete on the international stage.

Committee Reports were read, and motions and proposals put forward. 

The position of First Vice President went to Federico Paiz of Guatemala (GUA) and the positions of Vice President (2 candidates) went to Tamara Jiminez (CUB) and Rubens Terra Neto (BRA).

From a list of 6 candidates, Sanjay Jiandani of St Vincent & the Grenadines (VIN) and Nikhil Kanhai of Trinidad and Tobago (TTO) were elected Council Members.  Robert Pian (USA) and Andrea Aguilar (GUA) were elected to the Legal Matters Committee.

Sanjay Jiandani (VIN), and David Rahming Jr of the Bahamas (BAH), were elected to the Ethics Committee along with Juan Morelli of Uruguay (URU). Mary Emmons (USA) will now serve on the Finance and Audit Board, while Trina Roberts of Bermuda (BER) was re-elected to the Development Committee.

World Archery Americas Secretary General, Sergio Font was re-elected to serve on the Judges Committee, along with Andrew Neville (USA) and Liz Perez (MEX).

On the Medical Committee, Lena Orrego (COL) was elected to serve, while Daniel Campos (PER), Petra Ruocco Sanchez (BRA) and Jason Tabansky (USA) will serve on the Para Archery Committee.

Applications for organizing and hosting events were also made by national federations. 

From March 24-30, 2025, the first Qualifier for the CAC Games will be hosted in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

In July 2025, the Bahamas will host the Caribbean Development Championships in Nassau

In October 2025, the Pan American Field Championships will be held in the city of San Cristobal de las Casas, Mexico. Also in October 2025, Chile will host the Pan American 3D Championships in Santiago, while the Pan American Indoor Championships will be hosted in San Luis Potosi, Mexico.

For the South American Open Championships, there were 3 bidding countries: Argentina, Chile and Peru, but in a surprise twist, Argentina and Chile stepped down as candidates to allow Peru to be voted to host the games. 

The Pan Am Junior Games Second Qualifier will be hosted in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as again in a show of camaraderie, Chile and Dominican Republic stepped aside to allow Argentina to be voted as host country.

In 2026, the Pan American Championships will be held in Guadalajara, Mexico from 24-29 March. In June, Medellin, Colombia will host the Pan American Youth Championships, while also in June, Lima, Peru will host the Para Pan American Championships.

After the elections ended, World Archery awards were given out, notably World Archery Americas awarded Mr Nikhil Kanhai of Trinidad and Tobago Archery Federation for the exemplary and successful hosting of the Caribbean Development Championships 2023. Also receiving awards were USA Archery’s Phil Graves for his tireless work in developing archery in the Caribbean, and retired International Judge Bob Pian for his work throughout his career and for helping to make the Arizona Cup the success it is.

After the awards World Archery’s Mark Miller gave a speech followed by closing remarks by President Maria Emma Gaviria.

Further discussions for archery development and other topics were had among delegates over dinner, some of which were Caribbean Development League, Guyana’s involvement the South American Games and the need for more support in all its forms.


Archery Guyana represented at World Archery Americas General Assembly in Medellin

Archery Guyana hosted an essential WADA/Anti-Doping Education Session on Saturday, September 7th, 2024. This event was conducted by the Board of Directors of Archery Guyana in collaboration with our Country Representative for Guyana on the Caribbean Regional Anti-Doping Organization (RADO), and renowned Doping Control Officer, Dr. Karen Pilgrim. The session took place in the Boardroom of the Guyana Olympic Association, Liliendaal, East Coast Demerara.



This informative session aimed to introduce Archery Guyana's members and affiliates to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and educate them on the core principles of anti-doping. The initiative was designed to be particularly beneficial for both junior and senior members of Archery Guyana, affiliated clubs as well as the parents of our junior athletes. Special attention was given to the team expected to represent Guyana at the Caribbean Development Championships next week in Jamaica.



In today’s competitive sporting environment, it is more critical than ever to ensure that our athletes are well-versed in the importance of clean sport and the stringent regulations surrounding anti-doping. By providing this education, Archery Guyana is taking proactive steps to safeguard the integrity of our sport and to ensure that all our athletes, along with their support networks, understand their roles and responsibilities in adhering to these important standards.



Dr. Karen Pilgrim, with her extensive experience and expertise in the field of anti-doping, led the session, ensuring that participants gained valuable insights into the global efforts to maintain fairness in sport. The session covered key topics such as the WADA Code, prohibited substances and methods, the testing process, and the rights and responsibilities of athletes.



Archery Guyana is committed to promoting a culture of transparency, fairness, and respect for the rules that govern their sport. President of Archery Guyana, Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon opined, "We believe that this initiative will play a vital role in fostering a clean sporting environment and preparing our athletes for the highest levels of competition". Together, we can ensure that our athletes compete with honour and integrity on the world stage.


Archery Guyana Hosts WADA/Anti-Doping Education Session to Ensure Clean Sport

![Wayne DeAbreu and Devin Persaud Permaul will be participating in the IX Copa Merengue, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic on April 11-15, 2023](/images/uploads/archery-guyana-archers-copa-merengue.jpg)

The Board of Directors of Archery Guyana recently announced very exciting news for the Organization, which will see two of their members, namely Wayne DeAbreu and Devin Persaud Permaul who will be participating in the IX Copa Merengue, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic on April 11-15, 2023.

The Copa Merengue is a World Ranking Event and will be the Second Qualifier Tournament for the Pan Am Games.  The tournament will be held at the Archery Facility at the Parque del Este Sports Complex in Santo Domingo. With their participation, this also adds to their world ranking.

Secretary-General of Archery Guyana, Mr. Nicholas Hing, reported on the even further interesting news about this particular competition which will see our two Archers battling for the higher score since that person will be granted the lone invitational spot at the upcoming CAC Games.

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