Overview
- Andrea Becerra defeated El Salvador’s Sofía Paiz 147–146 in the women’s compound final at the World Archery Championships in Gwangju.
- Her individual gold follows Mexico’s women’s team title with Mariana Bernal and Adriana Castillo over the United States, 236–231.
- Becerra also earned mixed-team bronze with Sebastián García, edging Chinese Taipei 158–157 for Mexico’s third podium in Gwangju.
- The results mark Mexico’s first world titles in compound and make Becerra the first Mexican woman to win an individual compound world crown.
- Becerra’s standout 2025 includes World Cup wins in Florida and Antalya and World Games gold, and she now targets the World Cup Final in Nanjing on Oct. 17–19 as compound looks toward its Olympic debut in 2028.