Saltillo will host the 2026 Archery World Cup Final from September 10 to 13, 2026, bringing the top 32 archers in the global series to the historic capital of Coahuila, according to municipal announcements.
The tournament will feature the world’s best recurve and compound athletes, providing local fans a rare opportunity to watch elite talent compete on home soil.
The Venue and Competition Format
Competition will take place in the heart of Saltillo’s historic downtown district. According to local reports, the Plaza de Armas and Callejón Santos Rojo will serve as the primary venues, flanked by landmark architecture such as the Palacio de Gobierno and the Catedral de Santiago.
Organizers are planning for substantial crowds, with temporary grandstands slated for construction to accommodate more than 1,500 spectators. The field consists of 32 total athletes—split evenly into divisions of eight women and eight men across the compound and recurve disciplines.
Local Stars Set to Compete
Coahuila’s own Matías Grande and Ana Paula Vázquez will compete in the event.
Qualification for the World Cup Final is earned strictly through accumulated points across the various global stages held throughout the calendar year.
Institutional Backing and Tourism Impact
The event is a collaborative effort involving multiple levels of government and sport bodies. Organizers include the Government of Coahuila, the Municipality of Saltillo, the National Commission for Physical Culture and Sport (Conade), and World Archery México, with backing from Governor Manolo Jiménez Salinas.
Beyond the athletic stakes, city officials emphasize the economic and promotional benefits of hosting an international final. Broadcast coverage will reach more than 70 countries, while the influx of athletes, coaches, and support staff is projected to drive activity across the local tourism and hospitality sectors.
Next Steps and How to Follow
As the 2026 season progresses, the final roster of 32 competitors has already been determined through accumulated points across the various global stages held throughout the calendar year. Fans and media can monitor updates through official World Archery channels and local municipal announcements regarding ticket sales and venue access as September 2026 approaches.
