Aim: The study aimed to examine the upper extremity dynamic balance scores of archers aged between 14-16. Methods: Fourty-seven athletes (Male=32 and Female=15) with an average age of 14.95±0.88, an average height of 170.38±9.62 and an average weight of 62.74±11.20 participated voluntarily in the study. Upper extremity dynamic balance scores of the participants were measured with the upper extremity y dynamic balance test. Composite scores were calculated using the formula (Medial + Inferolateral + Superolateral / 3). Dependent Sample T Test was used for comparisons. In the classification of effect size, the classification table of Hopkins in 2002 was used. Results: As a result of the upper extremity y dynamic balance test in archers, a significant difference was found between the right and left measurements only in the inferolateral direction (p<0.05). There was no statistical significant difference between the composite scores obtained (p>0.05). Conclusion: Considering the upper extremity y dynamic balance composite score differences of the 14-16 year old archers in the study group, it was determined that there was no asymmetry in terms of balance skills.