LONDON, UK – 26.07.2026 – The 2026 Archery World Cup has concluded its final round in London, and Dutch archer Geerteke van Duijvenbode has emerged victorious, claiming the gold medal in the men’s individual event. Van Duijvenbode, 32, has been a formidable force in the archery world for years, and his impressive shooting skills were on full display throughout the competition.
The Dutch archer faced stiff competition from archers from around the world, including UK’s own Patrick Huston, who took the silver medal. Van Duijvenbode’s winning score of 233 points out of a possible 230 was a testament to his precision and focus. The victory marks the third time van Duijvenbode has won the gold medal in the men’s individual event at the Archery World Cup.
Van Duijvenbode’s win has sent shockwaves throughout the archery community, with many considering him a strong contender for the upcoming 2026 Olympic Games. The archer’s achievement is a remarkable example of his dedication and perseverance, and his fans are eagerly awaiting his next competition.