Bryony Pitman

International Competition Achievements

About Bryony

Bryony first got into archery because her dad shot for the British Field Team and she wanted to be like him. She made her Olympic debut at the Tokyo 2020 Games, finishing ninth both individually and in the women’s team. Bryony lives in Shoreham by Sea, West Sussex. She’s a graduate in History from Northumbria University and has a Masters degree in Intelligence and Security from Brunel University. 

The current world number 12 is most proud of being the first British World No. 1 in the World Cup era, and of winning the European Field Championships this year. She also became the European Games champion for the recurve women's team, and placed 3rd at the National Tour Final.

This season, Bryony and her teammates, Penny Healey and Megan Havers, won a silver team medal at the European Grand Prix. Then in Antalya for the Final Olympic Quota Tournament, the three women shot and won the bronze match, securing their team spot for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. She and Conor Hall also won the recurve mixed team silver medal at the European Championships.

Bryony is currently in Paris as part of the 2024 Olympic Squad. To find out more about her, please download her fact sheet below: 

Paris 2024 athlete fact sheet: Bryony Pitman

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