Archers from Arbois-based club Olymp’sport loisirs secured multiple medals at the French Para-Archery Championship held in Bourges from April 3 to 6, 2026. The club’s athletes demonstrated strong performance across various categories, contributing to France’s national para-archery competition.
The event, organized by the French Federation of Adapted Sports, took place in Bourges, Cher department, as confirmed by official event reporting. Three athletes from Olymp’sport loisirs earned silver medals in their respective categories, marking a significant achievement for the regional club competing at the national level.
In the veteran category, François Olagnero secured a silver medal, continuing his strong performance in national competitions. Olagnero had previously won gold medals in 2023 and 2024, establishing himself as a consistent performer in French veteran archery.
Jules Humbert, competing in the adult category, also earned a silver medal, improving from eighth place in previous competitions to second place in the 2026 championship. Humbert expressed his ambition to win gold at the 2027 championship, indicating his continued development in the sport.
Amélie Pouget, the sole female athlete representing Olymp’sport loisirs in the competition, added another silver medal to her collection. Pouget has previously won gold at this championship and multiple silver medals in prior appearances, demonstrating her consistent presence on the national podium.
Whereas Emmanuel Dreuille placed fifth in the adult classic bow category and Dominique Robbe finished sixth in the veteran category, the club’s overall performance highlighted the depth of talent within the Arbois-based archery program.
The French Para-Archery Championship serves as a key event in the national adapted sports calendar, providing athletes with opportunities to compete against top talent from across France. Events like this contribute to athlete development and preparation for international competitions.
As the 2026 para-archery season progresses, athletes from clubs like Olymp’sport loisirs will continue to compete in national and regional events, building on their performances at the French Championship. The next major competition on the adapted sports calendar will provide further opportunities for these athletes to showcase their skills.
For updates on para-archery competitions and athlete performances, fans can follow official channels of the French Federation of Adapted Sports and regional sports organizations.
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