European Run-Archery Cup: Official Team Selection Announced

Run-Archery European Cup 2025: France to Host Continental Showdown in Montigny les Cormeilles

The road to the Run-Archery European Cup 2025 is officially underway, with France set to host the premier continental event in Montigny les Cormeilles. As the Fédération Française de tir à l’arc (FFTA) manages the selection process for its representatives, athletes across Europe are preparing for a high-stakes competition that blends precision shooting with athletic endurance.

The event represents a critical juncture in the 2025 archery calendar, bringing together the top talent in the discipline. For the French contingent, the selection process overseen by the FFTA is the primary gateway for athletes hoping to compete on home soil and secure a podium finish in front of a domestic crowd.

Event Logistics and Key Deadlines

The Run-Archery European Cup 2025 is scheduled to take place from October 10 to October 12, 2025. The competition will be held in Montigny les Cormeilles, France, with Dominique Ohlmann serving as the Technical Delegate (TD) for the event.

For athletes and national federations, adherence to the registration timeline is mandatory to ensure eligibility. The Archery Europe official schedule outlines two critical windows for entry:

  • Preliminary Entries: Must be submitted by July 12, 2025.
  • Final Entries: The hard deadline for final confirmation is September 19, 2025.

These deadlines are essential for the organizers to finalize the competition brackets and logistical arrangements in Montigny les Cormeilles, ensuring the event meets international standards for competition and safety.

FFTA Selection and National Preparation

The Fédération Française de tir à l’arc (FFTA) has initiated the process of identifying the selected athletes who will represent France at the European Cup. While the full roster of selections is managed internally by the federation, the focus remains on identifying competitors capable of performing under the unique physical and mental pressures of Run-Archery.

FFTA Selection and National Preparation

The FFTA’s commitment to the sport is further evidenced by the broader Run Archery Tour, which includes stages such as the one held in Vieux-Condé, providing a competitive pipeline for athletes to prove their form before the European championships.

To help readers understand the scale of the event, the European Cup is part of a wider season of elite competition. The 2025 calendar is densely packed, featuring the European Indoor Championships, the European Grand Prix, and the European Youth Cup, making the October date in France a focal point for year-complete rankings.

Run-Archery European Cup 2025 Quick Facts

Detail Information
Dates October 10-12, 2025
Location Montigny les Cormeilles, France
Technical Delegate Dominique Ohlmann (FRA)
Preliminary Deadline July 12, 2025
Final Deadline September 19, 2025

As the July preliminary entry deadline approaches, national federations are expected to finalize their lists of eligible archers. The event will be tracked via live results and streaming, allowing a global audience to follow the action in Montigny les Cormeilles.

The next confirmed checkpoint for the event is the July 12 preliminary entry deadline. Fans and athletes can monitor official updates via the FFTA and Archery Europe channels.

Do you believe the home-field advantage will propel France to the top of the podium in 2025? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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