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Mexico Wins First World Archery Title in Women’s Compound Team Final

Mexico beat the United States 236-231 in Gwangju, a breakthrough that gains added significance as compound archery joins the Olympic program at Los Angeles 2028.

Overview

  • The trio of Becerra, Mariana Bernal and Adriana Castillo delivered Mexico’s first-ever world championship gold in archery.
  • The final was level at 59-59 and 117-117 before Mexico led 177-174 and closed with three perfect 10s to seal the win.
  • The United States took silver with Olivia Dean, Alexis Ruiz and Sydney Sullenberger in its lineup.
  • Kazakhstan claimed the women’s team bronze by defeating Great Britain 232-229.
  • Mexico also earned mixed-team bronze, with Becerra partnering Sebastián García to reach the podium.