XIII Calaveras Indoor Archery Tournament Underway in Aguascalientes

Precision and focus have taken center stage at the Centro de Convenciones de la Isla San Marcos in Aguascalientes, where the 13th Torneo de Calaveras de Tiro con Arco Indoor is currently underway. The event, which serves as a key fixture in the 2026 Festival de Calaveras, draws competitors to test their accuracy in a controlled indoor environment.

As reported by quiero tv, the tournament features a broad spectrum of participants competing in recurve, compound, and barebow disciplines. Organizers have structured the competition to include distinct divisions for infantil, amateur, master, and open categories, ensuring that both male and female archers have a platform to showcase their technical proficiency.

Tournament Runs Through November 1 with Free Admission

The competition was scheduled to run through November 1, marking a significant multi-day presence at the Isla San Marcos venue. The Instituto del Deporte del Estado de Aguascalientes has positioned the tournament as a central component of the broader Festival de Calaveras 2026 programming, aiming to promote athletic development and community engagement within the state.

Admission to the event is free for the general public. Organizers are encouraging families and sports enthusiasts to attend the sessions to observe the athletes and engage with the sport. The initiative is part of a wider effort by the state sports institute to provide and promote dedicated spaces for the practice and dissemination of various sporting disciplines.

Technical Disciplines and Competition Structure

The tournament’s inclusion of recurve, compound, and barebow categories reflects the diverse technical demands of modern archery. The event caters to a wide age range and skill level through its tiered categories, from youth participants in the infantil division to seasoned competitors in the master and open classes.

En Vivo XIII Torneo de Calaveras de Tiro con Arco Indoor 2026

Background on Broadcast Coverage

Coverage of the regional sporting scene is supported by quiero tv, a media outlet that has provided news, sports, and entertainment content since 1994. The broadcaster, which operates on channel 10.1 for the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area, has highlighted the tournament as part of its ongoing coverage of local cultural and athletic events.

The 13th edition of the tournament concludes on November 1.

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