2017 World Archery Youth Championships
The 2017 World Archery Youth Championships marked the 15th edition of this prestigious global event, bringing together the next generation of elite archers. Organized by World Archery, the competition served as a critical stage for young athletes to demonstrate their precision and skill on an international level.
The event took place in the vibrant city of Rosario, Argentina, running from October 2 to October 8, 2017. It featured a diverse field of competitors, showcasing the global growth and reach of the sport.
[ไม่มีภาพประกอบ]Key Facts
- Edition: 15th World Archery Youth Championships.
- Location: Rosario, Argentina.
- Dates: October 2–8, 2017.
- Participation: 528 competitors representing 64 nations.
- Governing Body: World Archery.
Competition Categories and Divisions
To ensure fair competition based on age and equipment, the championships were divided into specific categories. The event focused on two primary age groups: Junior (for athletes under 20 years old) and Cadet (for athletes under 17 years old).
Equipment Types
Within both the Junior and Cadet age groups, athletes competed using two distinct types of bows:
- Recurve: The traditional Olympic-style bow where the tips curve away from the archer.
- Compound: A modern bow that utilizes a system of cables and pulleys (cams) to increase efficiency and accuracy.
Event Summary
The 2017 championships were a significant milestone in the youth archery calendar, positioned between the 2015 event in Yankton and the 2019 event in Madrid. The scale of the event, with over 500 athletes from 64 different countries, highlighted the competitive nature of youth archery worldwide.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Host City | Rosario, Argentina |
| Dates | October 2–8, 2017 |
| Total Athletes | 528 |
| Nations Represented | 64 |
| Age Divisions | Junior (<20) and Cadet (<17) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Where were the 2017 World Archery Youth Championships held?
The championships took place in Rosario, Argentina.
How many athletes participated in the event?
A total of 528 competitors from 64 different nations participated in the competition.
What is the difference between the Junior and Cadet categories?
The Junior category is designated for archers under the age of 20, while the Cadet category is for archers under the age of 17.
Which types of bows were used in the competition?
Competitors used either Recurve bows or Compound bows across both age divisions.
Who organized the 2017 championships?
The event was organized by World Archery, the international governing body for the sport.