South Korea's Kim Woo-jin and Choi Mi-sun triumphed in the men's and women's recurve events at their home Archery World Cup in Gwangju.

Dutch star Mike Schloesser secured consecutive wins on the Archery World Cup circuit by triumphing in the men’s compound event in Gwangju.

South Korea’s Kim Woo-jin earned a place in the men’s recurve semi-finals as the Archery World Cup continued in Gwangju.

Estonia’s Lisell Jäätma overcame world number one Sara López on route to the semi-finals of the women’s compound event at the Archery World Cup in Gwangju.

The compound teams of South Korea and India have taken the first medals on offer at stage two of the Archery World Cup in Gwangju, after victories in their bronze medal matches.

Reigning Archery World Cup champions and current world number ones Mike Schloesser of The Netherlands and Colombia's Sara López got their title defence off to the perfect start as they seeded first after the compound qualification concluded in Gwangju.

Gwangju in South Korea is set to host the second stage of the Archery World Cup, with action beginning tomorrow and concluding on May 22 in what is due to be the first time that the international tour has visited South Korea since 2007.

Five Tokyo 2020 Olympic gold medallists have been named in South Korea's archery team for the Asian Games in Hangzhou as they target more major honours.

Britain's Bryony Pitman won women's individual and team recurve gold on the final day of the Archery World Cup in Antalya.

Ella Gibson became the first Briton to win an individual Archery World Cup gold for 12 years as she triumphed in the women's compound event in Antalya, while Dutch world number one Mike Schloesser came out on top in the men's compound.

Reigning Olympic champion Mete Gazoz is through to the men's recurve semi-finals at his home Archery World Cup in Antalya.

The Netherlands won their second medal of the Archery World Cup in the Turkish city of Antalya, claiming bronze at the expense of Ukraine in the men's team recurve.

Estonia’s Meeri-Marita Paas and The Netherlands’ Mike Schloesser have led their respective nations to the first medals of the Archery World Cup season in Antalya in Turkey.

Mike Schloesser and Meeri-Marita Paas finished top of compound qualification at the first leg of the Archery World Cup series in Antalya in Turkey.

The Archery World Cup series is poised to start in Antalya in Turkey tomorrow with the presence of Tokyo 2020 champion Mete Gazoz of the host nation.