Australia's Para-Archery Team Soars to New Heights
A Triumphant Return to International Competition
After years of dedicated training and unwavering determination, Australia's para-archery team has made a triumphant return to international competition.
With 14 athletes representing the nation, the team showcased their exceptional skills at the Fazza Para Archery World Ranking Tournament in Dubai.
A Record-Breaking Performance
The team's performance was nothing short of remarkable, setting a new record for Australia's largest para-archery team in over 40 years.
Among the standout athletes was Victorian archer Jonathon Milne, who claimed bronze in the men's compound open class.
Sarah Mickle, from the Australian Capital Territory, also impressed with a personal best score in the women's compound open class.
A Testament to Resilience
Assistant National Para-Archery Coach James Hunt hailed the team's resilience and perseverance:
"It's been a long and challenging road for our team, but their dedication and hard work have paid off."
The team's performance in Dubai highlights Australia's growing strength in para-archery and raises anticipation for future international competitions.
Building Momentum for the Future
The tournament served as a valuable stepping stone towards the Paris Paralympic Games in 2024.
With continued support and training, Australia's para-archery team has the potential to reach even greater heights in the years to come.
Their success is not only a testament to their individual skill but also to the strength and resilience of the Australian sporting community.
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