Archers from L’Arc Club Montceau Bourgogne secured multiple podium finishes at the 18-meter archery tournament in Paray-le-Monial on November 7-8, 2026.
The club’s competitors demonstrated exceptional skill across various age and gender categories. In the U15 division, Agathe Lamirault and Thomas Mazille both claimed second place in the women’s and men’s classic archery events, respectively. The club’s dominance continued in the U18 women’s category, with Lily Chardeau and Elsa Mazille securing second and third place, and Zoé Hermann finishing fourth.
The senior divisions saw Montceau archers reach the pinnacle of the podium. Kevin Desvignes won the Seniors 1 Men’s classic archery category, while Christophe Royer and Fabien Bosset claimed first and second place in the Seniors 2 Men’s division.
Pascale Chessa secured the top position in the Seniors 3 Women’s classic archery event. Other notable performances for the club included Sylvie Rave and Isabelle Buguet, who finished second and third in the Seniors 2 Women’s category.
A team composed of Sylvie, Kevin and Christophe achieved a collective second-place finish, narrowly missing the top spot.
The competition, held at Paray-le-Monial, featured a format of two 18-meter rounds. This event serves as a competitive opportunity for archers in the region, allowing them to gauge their performance against peers. The presence of multiple age categories highlights the tournament’s role in fostering talent from youth to senior levels.
L’Arc Club Montceau Bourgogne’s archers will now look to build on this momentum as they prepare for the next series of competitive events.
- When and where was the tournament held?
- The tournament took place on November 7-8, 2026, in Paray-le-Monial.
- Who were the top performers for L’Arc Club Montceau Bourgogne?
- Key winners included Kevin Desvignes (Seniors 1 Men), Christophe Royer (Seniors 2 Men), and Pascale Chessa (Seniors 3 Women).
- How did the Montceau team perform overall?
- The team of Sylvie, Kevin and Christophe finished second place overall in the team competition.
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