The final Archery World Cup event to decide competitors at the World Cup Final is currently being conducted in France. 

The competition is hosting 545 competitors in total with nations not permitted to send more than 4 archers of each gender in each of the bow disciplines. 

It is also the final opportunity for countries that have not yet secured any positions in the Olympic competition to win spots.

The qualifying (or ranking) rounds have been completed.  Scores in the ranking round are from a possible 720 with the ranking being divided into two halves of 36 arrows (max 10 points per arrow, 2 x 36 = 72, ergo maximum of 720).  As with the Olympics, this is only shot at one distance, 70m.

Both Lexie Feeney (AIS/NSWIS) and Jane Waller (AIS) returned to competition after injury and rehab. Feeney will be pleased with her ranking 23^rd (627), while Jane will have some work ahead of her having been ranked 49^th (621).

The recurve men had an outstanding qualifying and at one stage were leading the team rankings (based on aggregated score). 

During the first half of the ranking round all of the Australian men were ranked in the top 10 individually.  Sky Kim (AIS) finished 4^th with 665.  Matt Gray (AIS) also performed well taking his positive attitude into the competition and qualifying 14^th and Michael Naray (AIS/NSWIS) finished in the top half of the draw at 21^st (653). 

The team ended up in 2^nd place which is a great place from which to contest the team event.