The XXXIV Campeonato de Aragon de Campo and XXXIV Trofeo San Jorge took place on Sunday, April 19, 2026, at the archery field in Sabayés, Huesca, organized by Club Almogávares. The event brought together approximately sixty archers competing in a field archery format that combined known and unknown distances across 24 targets set throughout the mountainous terrain.
According to the official competition circular published by Arco Aragón, the championship featured five core disciplines: traditional bow, longbow, barebow, recurve, and compound. Two additional categories were included for this edition: youth archers under 15 years old and senior competitors over 55 years of age, expanding the usual classification structure.
The event was confirmed as non-international due to the absence of the French delegation, which typically participates in the Trofeo San Jorge but was unable to attend in 2026. Club Almogávares president Paco Jiménez emphasized that the venue had been prepared in optimal condition following recent maintenance perform, expressing confidence in favorable weather and inviting the public to attend the morning-long competition.
Scoring for the Trofeo San Jorge was determined by coefficient based on accumulated points, with the trophy awarded to the overall top performer across all categories. Meanwhile, individual medals were distributed to the top three finishers in each category for the Campeonato de Aragón. The competition began at 9:30 a.m. Local time and continued throughout the morning, utilizing the natural layout of the Sabayés shooting grounds.
Historical data from Ianseo.net shows that the 2025 edition (XXXIII) was held on April 13, 2025, under similar organization, confirming the annual rotation of the event in Sabayés. That year’s competition also included team classifications and international participation, contrasting with the 2026 format which focused solely on individual and regional titles.
No official results or individual athlete names from the 2026 event were included in the verified sources consulted. Specific performance details, medalists, or category winners cannot be reported at this time. All information presented is strictly derived from the official announcement, organizational statements, and historical records provided by Arco Aragón, El Diario de Huesca, and Ianseo.net.
The combined championship and trophy event remains a key fixture in the Aragonese archery calendar, highlighting both competitive rigor and traditional craftsmanship through the hand-designed San Jorge trophy. Future editions are expected to continue rotating between field and 3D formats, as indicated by the broader competition schedule published by the regional federation.
For updates on upcoming archery events in Aragon, including the next Liga Aragonesa rounds and 3D championships, readers are encouraged to consult the official Arco Aragón calendar. Fans and participants are invited to share their experiences from the Sabayés competition through official channels and regional sports platforms.
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