Discipline, courage and a place in equestrian archery history
A three-time world champion, winner of the 2025 WFEA ranking and the first woman to finish a year at the top of the overall standings. Ivett competes for Kerecsen and trains on the Csiba track.
From a first world title to the top of the WFEA ranking
In 2023, at fourteen, Ivett won the women’s world championship category at Kaposmérő with 207.53 points. She spent the week before the event getting to know the borrowed horse and finding a shared rhythm.
Two years later she scored 261.53 points on Stefi. The same performance earned her both the women’s and open world titles.
Four results that mark the journey
First world title
Winner of the women’s field in the Kassai Valley.
207.53
Women’s and open world champion
Two world titles achieved on Stefi.
261.53
First in the annual WFEA ranking
A new official women’s record on Zafír.
312.95
A new personal best
An official score recorded on the Miercurea Ciuc track.
319.78
Csiszér Ivett on the top step at the world championship in the Kassai Valley.
A new threshold, reached at home
On 11 July, Ivett scored 319.78 points in Miercurea Ciuc. It is the best official result on her WFEA profile, which lists her as Master II.
She leads the U18 category, stands first in Romania and second in the overall world ranking.
- 319.78
- 1st
- 2nd
Six official results and a new personal best
The WFEA profile records results from four grounds. The strongest score came at home in Miercurea Ciuc in July.
Mădăraș
283.13
Miercurea Ciuc
310.16
Miercurea Ciuc
309.14
Izsák
265.58
Kaposmérő
266.94
Miercurea Ciuc
319.78
The horse remains at the centre of the work
Every point begins long before the run. Balance, bow handling, the horse’s pace and the moment of release meet after many hours of work.
Ivett’s first world title came with a borrowed horse after only one week of preparation together. Stefi was her partner for the double victory in 2025. Both performances required adaptability, trust and precise attention.
