Fresh from smashing the national record, Queensland archer Ryan Tyack will headline the six-strong Australian squad at the upcoming Olympic qualifying event in New Zealand.
Australia are almost certain to secure one men's and one women's individual spot for the London Games with top-two finishes at the Oceania continental qualifying round in Masterton on January 2.
But the archers chosen to fill those spots won't be decided until the final World Cup round in Ogden, Utah in early June, when Australia will also have one final shot at claiming berths in the Olympic team events.
Tyack, 20, confirmed his status as the rising star of Australian archery when he set a national record of 685 at a rankings event in Queensland earlier this month, smashing the old mark of 678 set several years ago by Sky Kim.
The world record is 693.