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Jyothi Vennam’s Perfect 150 Score Secures Historic Archery World Cup Final Bronze

Shivansh Rana | 3 min read | 3 weeks ago | Oct 18, 2025 04:21 pm IST
Jyothi Vennam's Perfect 150 Score Secures Historic Archery World Cup Final Bronze

What does perfection look like under immense pressure? Just ask Jyothi Surekha Vennam. The star Indian archer did something incredible on Saturday, October 18, 2025, in Nanjing, China, making history and leaving everyone speechless.

Key Takeaways

  • First Indian woman compound archer to ever win a medal at the World Cup Final.
  • Shot a flawless 150/150 in the bronze medal match, a first in a World Cup Final.
  • Defeated Great Britain’s world number two, Ella Gibson, with a score of 150-145.
  • This historic bronze marks her 88th career medal in international archery.

The Nail-Biting Path to Bronze

It wasn’t an easy ride. Jyothi started her day strong, taking down Alexis Ruiz from the USA with a solid 143-140 win in the quarterfinals. You could feel the momentum building.

But then came the semifinals. A heart-stopping match against Mexico’s world number one, Andrea Becerra. Jyothi fought hard but fell just short, with a final score of 143-145. A tough loss, for sure. But she wasn’t done yet.

Redemption with a Perfect Score

Here’s the thing. Losing that semi-final set the stage for one of the greatest comebacks you’ll ever see. Facing world number two Ella Gibson for the bronze medal, Jyothi needed something special. And she delivered.

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She didn’t just win; she achieved archery perfection. Jyothi shot 15 perfect arrows. Every single one. A flawless score of 150. This wasn’t just a win; it was the first-ever 150/150 performance in a World Cup Final. Gibson managed a 145, but honestly, nobody was beating that perfect score.

Why This Medal is a Massive Deal

Look, this isn’t just another medal for her collection, even though it’s her 88th. This is a historic first. No Indian woman compound archer has ever stood on the podium at the Archery World Cup Final before. Ever.

This was her third try at the finals. After getting knocked out early in Tlaxcala (2022) and Hermosillo (2023), this victory is pure testament to her grit. The reigning Asian Games champion, currently ranked third in the world, just shattered a huge barrier for Indian archery.

What’s Next for India’s Star Archer?

So, Jyothi Surekha Vennam returns from Nanjing with a bronze medal that feels like gold. She didn’t just win; she made a statement with a perfect score on the world’s biggest stage.

It leaves you wondering, what’s next for her? With this kind of performance, the sky’s the limit. What do you think she’ll achieve next?