The Archers du Lampy recently competed in a spirited archery tournament held in Fabrezan, France, showcasing their skills alongside fellow archers from Castelnaudary, Portet-sur-Garonne, Escalquens and the host club, Fabrezan. A total of 36 archers participated in the event, held within the local gymnasium, fostering a friendly yet competitive atmosphere. Eight athletes represented Raissac-sur-Lampy, guided by coach Marc Goujon, and returned home with an impressive haul of six medals, including a coveted “flèche d’or” – a golden arrow award signifying exceptional performance.
Medal Results
The competition saw success across various distances and disciplines for the Archers du Lampy. Mathis Deviot secured a silver medal in the 10-meter event, also earning the prestigious flèche d’or. Morgan Rouaix added to the team’s success with a bronze medal in the same category. Jean-Charles Visocchi claimed gold in the 18-meter competition, even as Grégory Rouaux took silver in the 25-meter event contested without a sight. Stéphane Brugnaux earned a bronze medal in the 25-meter event with a sight, and Henri Clerc rounded out the medal count with a gold in the same discipline.
This competition builds on a tradition of camaraderie within the archery community in the Aude department. The Archers du Lampy have a history of participating in events with these regional clubs, as evidenced by a similar gathering held in Escalquens in January 2026, which drew 47 competitors from the same groups.
The success at Fabrezan follows a strong showing for the club throughout 2025. In June of that year, the Archers du Lampy hosted a similar event, welcoming teams from Castelnaudary, Fabrezan, Escalquens, and Fourquevaux. That event, held on the grounds of the municipal stadium, also emphasized the importance of sportsmanship and community spirit.
Coach Marc Goujon’s leadership continues to be a driving force behind the Archers du Lampy’s achievements. His guidance and dedication were instrumental in preparing the team for the Fabrezan competition, and his pride in the athletes’ performance was evident in the medal count. The club’s consistent participation in regional competitions demonstrates a commitment to fostering a thriving archery community in Raissac-sur-Lampy and beyond.
The Archers du Lampy’s performance at Fabrezan underscores the growing popularity of archery as a sport in the region. The club’s success is likely to inspire more individuals to take up the sport, further strengthening the archery community in the Aude department. For those interested in learning more about the Archers du Lampy or joining the club, information can be found through local sports associations and community resources.
The team will undoubtedly look to build on this momentum as they prepare for future competitions. Details regarding their upcoming schedule and events can be found on local news outlets and through the club’s official channels. The Archers du Lampy’s dedication to excellence and community spirit promises continued success in the years to come.
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