Lima 2027 Pan American Games quota places updated after Santo Domingo

The allocation of quota places for the Lima 2027 Pan American Games has been updated following the archery competition at the Santo Domingo 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games.

Four additional quota places – one in each of the recurve men, recurve women, compound men and compound women events – were available to the highest-ranked eligible archers from countries that had not already secured quota places at the Tlaxcala 2026 Pan American Championships or Asuncion 2025 Junior Pan American Games.

The Dominican Republic (recurve men), Cuba (recurve women) and El Salvador (compound men and compound women) secured those places.

Following the conclusion of competition in Santo Domingo, a total of 67 of the 102 athlete quota places for Lima 2027 have now been allocated. The largest delegations currently belong to Colombia, Mexico and the USA with 10 places each, while host nation Peru has eight guaranteed places.

The first four athlete quota places for Lima 2027 were secured by the individual gold medallists in Asuncion last year. Those athlete quotas belong to Christian Esthephen García (Guatemala), Isabelle Trindade Estevez (Brazil), Rafael Magalhães (Brazil) and Blanca Maritza Rodrigo Bueno (Ecuador).

The remaining quota places will be allocated through the Santa Fe 2026 South American Games and the final continental qualification tournament, with the complete list of qualified National Olympic Committees due to be confirmed in April 2027.

Pan American Games quotas

Correct as of 27 July 2026.

• Argentina: 1 (1 recurve woman)
• Brazil: 6 (3 recurve men, 3 recurve women)
• Canada: 2 (1 recurve man, 1 recurve woman)
• Chile: 1 (3 recurve men)
• Colombia: 10 (3 recurve men, 3 recurve women, 2 compound men, 2 compound women)
• Cuba: 2 (1 recurve man, 1 recurve woman)
• Dominican Republic: 1 (1 compound woman)
• El Salvador: 4 (1 recurve man, 1 recurve woman, 1 compound man, 1 compound woman)
• Guatemala: 5 (3 recurve women, 2 compound men)
• Mexico: 10 (3 recurve men, 3 recurve women, 2 compound men, 2 compound women)
• Peru: 8 (3 recurve men, 3 recurve women, 1 compound man, 1 compound woman)
• Puerto Rico: 4 (1 recurve man, 1 compound man, 2 compound women)
• USA: 10 (3 recurve men, 3 recurve women, 2 compound men, 2 compound women)
• Venezuela: 1 (1 recurve woman)