The Archery Association of India is set to debut the nation’s inaugural Archery League in October 2025 at the Yamuna Sports Complex, Delhi. The league will feature six franchise teams, a blend of top Indian and foreign archers, aiming to revolutionize archery in India.
The First-Ever Archery League in India
The Archery Association of India (AAI) has introduced India’s first franchise-based Archery League, showcasing both compound and recurve archers. Scheduled for October 2025, the competition will span 11 days at the prestigious Yamuna Sports Complex in Delhi, marking a significant milestone in Indian archery history.
A New Franchise-Style Tournament
- Featuring six franchise teams with a mix of top Indian archers, including Olympic and national medalists
- Inclusion of foreign players from the world’s top 10 rankings
- Combining international talent with domestic strength for a competitive and captivating event
Strong Support from Global and National Bodies
The initiative has garnered significant support from prestigious organizations:
- World Archery
- World Archery Asia
- India’s Sports Ministry
This robust backing underscores the league’s global acceptance and its potential to elevate the sport’s status worldwide.
Promoting the Future of Archery in India
By providing international exposure, the Archery League aims to:
- Enhance India’s sporting landscape
- Boost visibility and recognition for Indian archers
- Inspire a new generation of athletes to embrace archery
Key Takeaways for Competitive Exams:
- Archery Association of India launches the country’s first Archery League at the Yamuna Sports Complex, Delhi, in October 2025.
- The league features six franchise teams comprising top Indian and foreign archers for a thrilling competition.
- Strong support from global bodies like World Archery and national entities like India’s Sports Ministry highlights the league’s potential to elevate archery in India.
- The league aims to promote Indian archers, inspire future athletes, and strengthen the country’s sporting ecosystem.
