Final list of 128 archers competing at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games

The entry list for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games is now complete.

Fifty-three National Olympic Committees have submitted the names of the 128 archers – 64 men and 64 women – who will participate in the archery competitions at the Esplanade des Invalides.

(While it is still possible that late changes may occur, these are unusual.)

The majority of the athletes had already been confirmed by their teams – but this list is now official.

Among them is Olympic debutant Baptiste Addis, who at 17 years and 233 days of age on the day of the opening ceremony is the youngest French athlete across all sports competing at France’s home Games.

He is not the youngest archer. That will be Brit Megan Havers at 16 years and 237 days. Colombia’s Andrés Hernandez is also aged 16 at the start of the Games. The oldest is Wioleta Myszor at 41.

Paris will be Japan’s Furukawa Takaharu’s sixth Olympics.

Entry list: 2024 Olympics

More information on the event page. 

• Argentina: Mario Jajarabilla
• Australia: Peter Boukouvalas and Laura Paeglis
• Austria: Elisabeth Straka
• Azerbaijan: Yaylagul Ramazanova
• Bangladesh: Sagor Islam
• Bhutan: Lam Dorji
• Brazil: Marcus D’Almeida and Ana Sliachticas
• Canada: Virginie Chénier and Eric Peters 
• Chad: Israel Madaye
• Chile: Andres Gallardo
• China: An Qixuan, Kao Wenchao, Li Jiaman, Li Zhongyuan, Wang Yan and Yang Xiaolei
• Chinese Taipei: Chiu Yi-Ching, Lei Chien-Ying, Li Tsai-Chi, Lin Zih-Siang, Tai Yu-Hsuan and Tang Chih-Chun
• Colombia: Santiago Arcila, Jorge Enriquez, Andrés Hernandez Vera and Ana Maria Rendon 
• Cuba: Hugo Franco
• Czech Republic: Marie Horackova and Adam Li 
• Denmark: Kirstine Danstrup
• Egypt: Jana Ali and Youssof Tolba
• El Salvador: Oscar Ticas
• Estonia: Reena Parnat 
• Finland: Antti Tekoniemi
• France: Baptiste Addis, Lisa Barbelin, Thomas Chirault, Amélie Cordeau, Caroline Lopez and Jean-Charles Valladont
• Germany: Katharina Bauer, Michelle Kroppen, Charline Schwarz and Florian Unruh
• Great Britain: Conor Hall, Tom Hall, Megan Havers, Penny Healey, Bryony Pitman and Alex Wise
• Guinea: Fatoumata Sylla
• India: Ankita Bhakat, Dhiraj Bommadevara, Pravin Jadhav, Bhajan Kaur, Deepika Kumari and Tarundeep Rai 
• Indonesia: Diananda Choirunisa, Syifa Nurafifah Kamal, Rezza Octavia and Arif Pangestu
• Iran: Mobina Fallah 
• Israel: Roy Dror and Mikaella Moshe
• Italy: Federico Musolesi, Mauro Nespoli, Alessandro Paoli and Chiara Rebagliati
• Japan: Furukawa Takaharu, Nakanishi Junya, Noda Satsuki and Saito Fumiya
• Kazakhstan: Ilfat Abdullin, Alexandr Yeremenko and Dauletkeldi Zhangbyrbay
• Korea: Jeon Hunyoung, Kim Je Deok, Kim Woojin, Lee Woo Seok, Lim Sihyeon and Nam Suhyeon
• Luxembourg: Pit Klein 
• Malaysia: Syaqiera Mashayikh, Nurul Fazil and Ariana Zairi
• Mexico: Matias Grande, Bruno Martinez, Carlos Rojas, Angela Ruiz, Alejandra Valencia and Ana Paula Vazquez
• Moldova: Alexandra Mirca and Dan Olaru
• Mongolia: Otgonbold Baatarkhuyag
• Netherlands: Quinty Roeffen, Gaby Schloesser, Laura van der Winkel and Steve Wijler
• Poland: Wioleta Myszor
• Puerto Rico: Alondra Rivera
• Romania: Madalina Amaistroaie
• San Marino: Giorgia Cesarini
• Slovakia: Denisa Barankova
• Slovenia: Zana Pintaric and Ziga Ravnikar 
• South Africa: Wian Roux
• Spain: Pablo Acha and Elia Canales
• Tunisia: Rihab Elwalid
• Türkiye: Mete Gazoz, Elif Gokkir, Berkim Tumer and Abdullah Yildirmis 
• Ukraine: Veronika Marchenko and Mykhailo Usach
• USA: Brady Ellison, Catalina Gnoriega, Casey Kaufhold and Jennifer Mucino
• US Virgin Islands: Nicholas D'Amour
• Uzbekistan: Ziyodakhon Abdusattorova and Amirkhon Sadikov
• Vietnam:  Do Thi Anh Nguyet and Le Quoc Phong

There are 53 nations qualified for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.