Tomé is set to host the first Latin American Bowhunter Championship, marking a significant milestone for archery sports in the region. According to local reporting from SanCarlosOnline, the event brings together top-tier field and 3D archery competitors from across Latin America to test their skills in the Biobío Region of Chile.
The tournament highlights the growing popularity of bowhunting and field archery disciplines throughout South America. Athletes competing in the championship will navigate specialized outdoor courses designed to simulate hunting scenarios, testing accuracy, distance estimation, and equipment management in natural terrain.
Hosting the inaugural continental tournament places Tomé on the international archery map, drawing competitors, coaches, and equipment manufacturers to the coastal commune. Local organizers have worked to prepare regulation-compliant technical courses that meet international standards for safety and competitive fairness.
As the competition approaches, participants and federations are finalizing travel arrangements and equipment inspections ahead of the official opening ceremonies. Further updates regarding schedules, competitor rosters, and category winners will be announced through official tournament channels following the conclusion of the event.
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