Country profiles of the archers from the Americas who will compete at the Chengdu 2025 World Games.
- Country: USA
- Number of archers: Eight
USA is the delegation with the largest number of archers, along with China, competing in Chengdu.
Among its team members is Fawn Girard, the current World and Pan American barebow Champion in field archery.
Another outstanding archer in the USA team is Alexis Ruiz.
Ruiz is the current Pan American champion and this year won several medals at the World Cup, most notably a gold in the mixed team event in Antalya.
She won this medal alongside Curtis Broadnax, who will also be competing in his first World Games in Chengdu.
The United States also has one of the oldest archers competing in field archery, Gary Yamaguchi.
Yamaguchi is 68 years old and has participated in World and Pan American Masters Championships.
USA archers
- Name: Fawn Girard
- Age: 46
- Event and category: Field, barebow women
- Experience at the World Games: These will be her first World Games
- Name: Ryan Davis
- Age: 40
- Event and category: Field, barebow men
- Experience at the World Games: These will be his first World Games
- Name: Andrew Querol
- Age: 30
- Event and category: Field, recurve men
- Experience at the World Games: These will be his first World Games
- Name: Gary Yamaguchi
- Age: 68
- Event and category: Field, recurve men
- Experience at the World Games: These will be his first World Games
- Name: Sawyer Sullivan
- Age: 21
- Event and category: Target, compound men
- Experience at the World Games: These will be his first World Games
- Name: Curtis Broadnax
- Age: 25
- Event and category: Target, compound men
- Experience at the World Games: These will be his first World Games
- Name: Alexis Ruiz
- Age: 26
- Event and category: Target, compound women
- Experience at the World Games: These will be her first World Games
- Name: Carson Krahe
- Age: 21
- Event and category: Target, compound women
- Experience at the World Games: These will be her first World Games