Saltillo will host the 32 best archers from 17 countries for the Archery World Cup Final, featuring seven Mexican competitors including four athletes from Coahuila, according to official tournament announcements.
World Cup Final Setup in Saltillo
Event organizers confirmed that athletes representing countries including South Korea, Germany, Austria, Czechia, China, Colombia, Denmark, Spain, the United States, Estonia, France, Great Britain, India, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, and Turkey will travel to northern Mexico for the showdown.
Competitors are divided evenly across four categories: eight archers in women’s compound, eight in men’s compound, eight in women’s recurve, and eight in men’s recurve. Official tournament schedules place the initial elimination draws on September 10 to determine quarterfinal matchups, followed by official training sessions on September 11, and medal matches running across September 12 and 13.
Mexican Contingent Led by Local Standouts
Seven Mexican athletes qualified for the elite field, with four hailing directly from Coahuila.
For local competitor Matías Grande, the tournament represents a homecoming on an international stage. He expressed hope that local children watching the event would keep reaching for their own goals.
Global Field and Event Administration
The international entry lists feature global specialists, including Sara López of Colombia and Ella Gibson of Great Britain in women’s compound, Mike Schloesser of the Netherlands in men’s compound, and Brady Ellison of the United States alongside Mete Gazoz of Turkey in men’s recurve.
Municipal and national authorities detailed the logistics during a presentation in Mexico City.
Tickets and Schedule Information
Spectators looking to attend the outdoor sessions at the Plaza de Armas can purchase access via the Boletomóvil platform or directly at venue box offices. Organizers stated that detailed session schedules and pricing structures will be released closer to the competition dates.
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