SANTIAGO, Chile – Archery debuts at the sixth edition of the Youth Para Pan American Games, which take place in Chile from October 31-November 9, and the USA team will contain three archers.
The trio includes Keira Cromwell, Sophia Grayson and Ephraim Tonn-Bourg. They form part of the more than 1,500 athletes, aged between 14 and 21, from 33 countries.
Cromwell was a silver medalist in Compound Open Women at this year’s AAE Arizona Cup. Tonn-Bourg (Compound Open Men) was part of the USA team which competed in leg two of the Americas Para Archery Cup in Chicago. Grayson was also in action in Chicago in the Compound U21 Women Open division.
Tonn-Bourg and Grayson were both at the HotelPlanner USA Archery Collegiate 3D Nationals earlier this month. Tonn-Bourg shot for Rio Grande University, with Grayson a freshman at Carson Newman University.
Archery has been added to the program for the 2025 Youth Para Pan American Games. It is one of 14 sports on show, the most at this event since its first edition in 2005.
Official practice takes place on Saturday, with qualification and eliminations following on Sunday and Monday. Head HERE to follow the latest scores and results.
