Gualeguaychú will host a national archery qualifier on Sunday, September 27, welcoming 84 athletes from 16 regional clubs alongside visiting delegations and members of the Argentina national team. The tournament marks the city’s return to the national archery calendar, serving as an official qualifying event for the upcoming National Final.
Tournament Format and Official Schedule
The competition is scheduled for Sunday, September 27, at the Tiro con Arco Gualeguaychú grounds, situated on Acceso Sur General Artigas between Florida and Calle Pública 5583. Action begins promptly at 9 a.m. local time, running through the afternoon until the official awards ceremony scheduled for 16:00 h. The event features an outdoor homologation format consisting of 70/70 and 50/50 divisions, which allows registered competitors to post official scores recognized by national governing bodies.
Organization and Governing Bodies
The event is organized locally by Tiro con Arco Gualeguaychú and receives official oversight from two major archery institutions. The Federación Argentina de Tiro con Arco (FATARCO) and the Federación Entrerriana de Tiro con Arco (FETARCO) share fiscalization duties, ensuring the tournament meets all regulatory standards required for national ranking and qualification.

Qualification Stakes for the National Final
Beyond regional pride, the tournament carries significant competitive implications for participating archers. Winners across the various categories will secure direct qualification to the National Final. The field of 84 competitors includes representatives from all 16 clubs belonging to the Federación Entrerriana de Tiro con Arco, as well as athletes traveling from other provinces and established members of the Argentina national squad.
Community Access and Spectator Information
Admission to the tournament is free and open to the general public, giving local sports fans a direct look at elite-level competition. Organizers have confirmed that a food and beverage canteen will operate on-site throughout the day, welcoming spectators to support the participants and experience the sport firsthand.
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