Archery at the 1996 Summer Olympics

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There were 4 archery contests held at the 1996 Summer Olympics held in Atlanta, Georgia.

All archery was done at a range of 70 metres. 64 archers competed in each the men's individual and women's individual competitions. They began with a 72-arrow ranking round. This was followed by three elimination rounds, in which archers competed head-to-head in 18-arrow matches. After these rounds, there were 8 archers left in each gender. The quarterfinals, semifinals, and medal matches (collectively termed the "finals round") were 12-arrow matches. In all matches, losers were eliminated and received a final rank determined by their score in that round, with the exception of the semifinals. The losers of the semifinals competed in the bronze medal match.

1 Medallists
2 Top 8 table
3 Results

[edit] Medallists

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Men's individual:	Justin Huish, United States	Magnus Petersson, Sweden	Oh Kyo-moon, Korea
Women's individual:	Kim Kyung-Wook, Korea	He Ying, China	Olena Sadovnycha, Ukraine
Men's team:	United States Justin Huish Richard Johnson Rod White	Korea Jang Yong-ho Kim Bo-ram Oh Kyo-moon	Italy Matteo Bisiani Michele Frangilli Andrea Parenti
Women's team:	Korea Kim Jo-Sun Kim Kyung-Wook Youn Hye-Young	Germany Barbara Mensing Cornelia Pfohl Sandra Wagner	Poland Iwona Dzięcioł Katarzyna Klata Joanna Nowicka

[edit] Top 8 table

Position	Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	Total	Medals
1	Korea	2	1	1	0	1	1	1	0	7	4
2	United States	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	2
3	China	0	1	0	0	0	1	1	0	3	1
	Sweden	0	1	0	0	0	1	1	0	3	1
5	Germany	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	2	1
6	Ukraine	0	0	1	0	1	0	1	0	3	1
7	Italy	0	0	1	0	0	1	0	0	2	1
8	Poland	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
9	Turkey	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	2
10	Australia	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1
	Belgium	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1
12	Belarus	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	1
	Slovenia	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	1
14	France	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
	Finland	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
	Kazakhstan	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1

[edit] Results

[edit] Men's individual

[edit] Men's individual ranking round

Final Rank	Ranking Round Rank	Name	Nation	Ranking Round Score	1/32	1/16	1/8	Quarter- Finals	Semi- Finals	Finals
1	9	Justin Huish	United States	670	165	166	169	112	112	112
2	7	Magnus Petersson	Sweden	672	167	167	167	111	112	107
3	3	Oh Kyo-Moon	Korea	681	162	169	167	114	109	116
4	21	Paul Vermeiren	Belgium	659	165	159	161	111	103	110
5	11	Kim Bo-Ram	Korea	668	168	166	162	113
6	1	Michele Frangilli	Italy	684	166	164	170	112
7	2	Jang Yong-Ho	Korea	682	164	165	162	108
8	45	Lionel Torres	France	644	165	164	159	106
9	10	Matteo Bisiani	Italy	669	167	163	163
10	57	Hsieh Sheng-Feng	Chinese Taipei	630	164	157	162
11	15	Richard Johnson	United States	664	158	164	160
12	38	Tomi Poikolainen	Finland	648	168	164	160
13	16	Stanislav Zabrodsky	Ukraine	664	156	163	160
14	28	Samo Medved	Slovenia	656	161	161	159
15	19	Martinus Grov	Norway	663	161	161	159
16	29	Jose Anchondo	Mexico	653	158	156	158
17	39	Andrea Parenti	Italy	647	161	165
18	6	Baljinima Tsirempilov	Russia	675	164	163
19	13	Hiroshi Yamamoto	Japan	665	155	163
20	5	Jari Lipponen	Finland	676	168	161
21	22	Mikael Larsson	Sweden	659	167	160
22	34	Keith Hanlon	Ireland	650	155	159
23	14	Tang Hua	China	664	157	159
24	12	Rod White	United States	666	161	158
25	32	Lalremsanga Chhangte	India	650	160	158
26	18	Matthew Gray	Australia	663	162	157
27	25	Takayoshi Matsushita	Japan	657	163	156
28	24	Gary Hardinges	Great Britain	658	158	155
29	30	Paweł Szymczak	Poland	653	152	154
30	4	Vadim Chikarev	Kazakhstan	677	166	154
31	23	Valeriy Yevetsky	Ukraine	659	159	152
32	48	Tommi Tuovila	Finland	644	151	142
33	59	Vitaliy Shin	Kazakhstan	626	163
34	40	Goran Bjerendal	Sweden	646	162
35	8	Jackson Fear	Australia	671	162
36	58	Luo Hengyu	China	627	161
37	54	Jeannot Robitaille	Canada	634	160
38	43	Rob Rusnov	Canada	645	159
39	46	Sebastien Flute	France	644	158
40	47	Shen Jun	China	644	158
41	41	Cho Sheng-Ling	Chinese Taipei	646	158
42	36	Raul Kivilo	Estonia	649	157
43	56	Sergei Martynov	Kazakhstan	632	157
44	42	Wu Tsung-Yi	Chinese Taipei	646	156
45	62	Stefan Mliakov	Bulgaria	617	156
46	33	Andrew Lindsay	New Zealand	650	156
47	55	Skalzang Dorje	India	634	156
48	49	Jubzhang Jubzhang	Bhutan	643	156
49	27	Kevin Sally	Canada	657	155
50	51	Andrey Podlazov	Russia	640	154
51	52	Adolfo Gonzalez	Mexico	636	154
52	20	Simon Fairweather	Australia	660	154
53	53	Bair Badenov	Russia	635	152
54	31	Peter Koprivnikar	Slovenia	652	151
55	17	Steven Hallard	Great Britain	664	150
56	26	Damien Letulle	France	657	150
57	37	Aleksandr Yatsenko	Ukraine	649	150
58	35	Nuno Pombo	Portugal	650	148
59	61	Okyay Kucukkayalar	Turkey	618	144
60	60	Antonio Vazquez	Spain	621	143
61	64	Dominic Rebelo	Kenya	518	142
62	63	Paolo Tura	San Marino	592	141
63	44	Limba Ram	India	644	140
64	50	Matevz Krumpestar	Slovenia	643	140

[edit] Men's individual round of 64

Michele Frangilli, Italy def. Dominic Rebelo, Kenya (166-142)
Lalremsanga Chhangte, India def. Andrew Lindsay, New Zealand (160-156)
Tommi Tuovila, Finland def. Steven Hallard, Great Britain (151-150)
Stanislav Zabrodsky, Ukraine def. Jubzhang Jubzhang, Bhutan (156-156, 9-8)
Hsieh Sheng-Feng, Chinese Taipei def. Jackson Fear, Australia (164-162)
Takayoshi Matsushita, Japan def. Goran Bjerendal, Sweden (163-162)
Gary Hardinges, Great Britain def. Cho Sheng-Ling, Chinese Taipei (158-158, 10-9)
Justin Huish, United States def. Sergei Martynov, Kazakhstan (165-157)
Jari Lipponen, Finland def. Antonio Vazquez, Spain (168-143)
Samo Medved, Slovenia def. Aleksandr Yatsenko, Ukraine (161-150)
Paul Vermeiren, Belgium def. Limba Ram, India (165-140)
Rod White, United States def. Bair Badenov, Russia (161-152)
Vadim Chikarev, Kazakhstan def. Okyay Kucukkayalar, Turkey (166-144)
Jose Anchondo, Mexico def. Raul Kivilo, Estonia (158-157)
Lionel Torres, France def. Simon Fairweather, Australia (165-154)
Hiroshi Yamamoto, Japan def. Adolfo Gonzalez, Mexico (155-154)
Oh Kyo-Moon, Korea def. Stefan Mliakov, Bulgaria (162-156)
Paweł Szymczak, Poland def. Nuno Pombo, Portugal (152-148)
Martinus Grov, Norway def. Sebastien Flute, France (161-158)
Tang Hua, China def. Andrey Podlazov, Russia (157-154)
Baljinima Tsirempilov, Russia def. Vitaliy Shin, Kazakhstan (164-163)
Tomi Poikolainen, Finland def. Kevin Sally, Canada (158-155)
Mikael Larsson, Sweden def. Rob Rusnov, Canada (167-159)
Kim Bo-Ram, Korea def. Jeannot Robitaille, Canada (168-160)
Magnus Petersson, Sweden def. Luo Hengyu, China (167-161)
Andrea Parenti, Italy def. Damien Letulle, France (161-150)
Valeriy Yevetsky, Ukraine def. Wu Tsung-Yi, Chinese Taipei (159-156)
Matteo Bisiani, Italy def. Skalzang Dorje, India (167-156)
Jang Yong-Ho, Korea def. Paolo Tura, San Marino (164-141)
Keith Hanlon, Ireland def. Peter Koprivnikar, Slovenia (155-151)
Matthew Gray, Australia def. Shen Jun, China (162-158)
Richard Johnson, United States def. Matevz Krumpestar, Slovenia (158-140)

[edit] Men's individual round of 32

Michele Frangilli, Italy def. Lalremsanga Chhangte, India (164-158)
Stanislav Zabrodsky, Ukraine def. Tommi Tuovila, Finland (163-142)
Hsieh Sheng-Feng, Chinese Taipei def. Takayoshi Matsushita, Japan (157-156)
Justin Huish, United States def. Gary Hardinges, Great Britain (166-155)
Samo Medved, Slovenia def. Jari Lipponen, Finland (161-161, 9-8)
Paul Vermeiren, Belgium def. Rod White, United States (159-158)
Jose Anchondo, Mexico def. Vadim Chikarev, Kazakhstan (156-154)
Lionel Torres, France def. Hiroshi Yamamoto, Japan (164-163)
Oh Kyo-Moon, Korea def. Paweł Szymczak, Poland (169-154)
Martinus Grov, Norway def. Tang Hua, China (161-159)
Tomi Poikolainen, Finland def. Baljinima Tsirempilov, Russia (164-163)
Kim Bo-Ram, Korea def. Mikael Larsson, Sweden (166-160)
Magnus Petersson, Sweden def. Andrea Parenti, Italy (167-165)
Matteo Bisiani, Italy def. Valeriy Yevetsky, Ukraine (163-152)
Jang Yong-Ho, Korea def. Keith Hanlon, Ireland (165-159)
Richard Johnson, United States def. Matthew Gray, Australia (164-157)

[edit] Men's individual round of 16

Michele Frangilli's score of 170 in the round was an Olympic record for 18 arrows. Oh Kyo-Moon's score of 336 was an Olympic record for 36 arrows, R32 and R16 combined.

Michele Frangilli, Italy def. Stanislav Zabrodsky, Ukraine (170-160)
Justin Huish, United States def. Hsieh Sheng-Feng, Chinese Taipei (169-162)
Paul Vermeiren, Belgium def. Samo Medved, Slovenia (161-159)
Lionel Torres, France def. Jose Anchondo, Mexico (159-158)
Oh Kyo-Moon, Korea def. Martinus Grov, Norway (167-159)
Kim Bo-Ram, Korea def. Tomi Poikolainen, Finland (162-160)
Magnus Petersson, Sweden def. Matteo Bisiani, Italy (167-163)
Jang Yong-Ho, Korea def. Richard Johnson, United States (162-160)

[edit] Men's individual quarterfinals

Justin Huish, United States def. Michele Frangilli, Italy (112-112, 10-9)
Paul Vermeiren, Belgium def. Lionel Torres, France (111-106)
Oh Kyo-Moon, Korea def. Kim Bo-Ram, Korea (114-113)
Magnus Petersson, Sweden def. Jang Yong-Ho, Korea (111-108)

[edit] Men's individual semifinals

Justin Huish, United States def. Paul Vermeiren, Belgium (112-103)
Magnus Petersson, Sweden def. Oh Kyo-Moon, Korea (112-109)

[edit] Men's individual bronze medal match

Oh's score of 115 in the match was an Olympic record for a 12-arrow match, as well as combining with the 114 and 109 to set a world record at 338 for the 36 arrow final round.

Oh Kyo-Moon, Korea def. Paul Vermeiren, Belgium (115-110)

[edit] Men's individual final

Justin Huish, United States def. Magnus Petersson, Sweden (112-107)

[edit] Women's individual

[edit] Women's individual ranking round

Final Rank	Ranking Round Rank	Name	Nation	Ranking Round Score	1/32	1/16	1/8	Quarter- Finals	Semi- Finals	Finals
1	8	Kim Kyung-Wook	Korea	661	164	159	165	106	111	113
2	2	He Ying	China	669	158	163	165	103	101	107
3	5	Olena Sadovnycha	Ukraine	663	153	158	161	108	109	109
4	6	Elif Altankaynak	Turkey	663	155	160	160	109	100	102
5	35	Olga Yakusheva	Belarus	635	159	153	161	107
6	4	Kim So-Jun	Korea	663	163	163	164	105
7	32	Wang Xiaozhu	China	636	152	156	156	103
8	42	Barbara Mensing	Germany	632	150	144	163	93
9	9	Yoon Hye-Young	Korea	660	165	167	164
10	15	Alison Williamson	Great Britain	648	156	157	159
11	12	Joanna Nowicka	Poland	651	165	152	158
12	7	Natalia Valeeva	Moldova	662	159	160	158
13	19	Lin Yi-Yin	Chinese Taipei	644	159	155	157
14	20	Rita Galinovskaya	Russia	644	150	155	157
15	11	Lioudmila Arjannikova	Netherlands	652	149	160	150
16	17	Janet Dykman	United States	646	156	154	149
17	31	Wenche-Lin Hess	Norway	636	154	163
18	29	Marisol Breton	Mexico	638	142	157
19	41	Lin Ya-Hua	Chinese Taipei	632	162	155
20	40	Severine Bonal	France	632	156	153
21	3	Natalia Nasaridze	Turkey	667	168	153
22	21	Lindsay Langston	United States	643	151	152
23	1	Lina Herasymenko	Ukraine	673	156	152
24	52	Kinue Kodama	Japan	613	159	151
25	28	Katarzyna Klata	Poland	639	152	151
26	22	Jenny Sjovall	Sweden	643	152	151
27	27	Christel Verstegen	Netherlands	639	155	149
28	14	Giovanna Aldegani	Italy	650	157	149
29	16	Yang Jianping	China	648	159	148
30	26	Kirstin Jean Lewis	South Africa	639	150	143
31	18	Olga Zabugina	Belarus	645	158	142
32	55	Nurfitriyana Lantang	Indonesia	600	155	141
33	57	Iwona Dzięcioł	Poland	599	158
34	24	Sandra Wagner	Germany	640	158
35	48	Christa Backman	Sweden	617	154
36	51	Danahuri Dahliana	Indonesia	615	153
37	10	Anna Mozhar	Kazakhstan	653	153
38	61	Nadejda Palovandova	Moldova	580	153
39	53	Judi Adams	United States	606	152
40	47	Cornelia Pfohl	Germany	621	152
41	43	Ai Ouchi	Japan	631	152
42	25	Hamdiah Damanhuri	Indonesia	639	151
43	30	Kristina Persson	Sweden	636	151
44	45	Jargal Otgon	Mongolia	630	150
45	39	Judit Kovacs	Hungary	633	150
46	44	Yang Chun-Chi	Chinese Taipei	630	150
47	38	Elif Eksi	Turkey	633	150
48	49	Myfanwy Matthews	Australia	616	150
49	37	Khatouna Kurivichvili	Georgia	634	148
50	13	Makhlukhanum Murzayeva	Russia	650	147
51	59	Timea Kiss	Hungary	582	147
52	34	Irina Leonova	Kazakhstan	635	145
53	23	Elena Tutatchikova	Russia	641	145
54	33	Paola Fantato	Italy	635	143
55	54	Natalya Bilukha	Ukraine	605	141
56	58	Misato Koide	Japan	583	141
57	50	Deonne Bridger	Australia	615	141
58	46	Yana Touniiantse	Kazakhstan	621	140
59	62	Jill Borresen	South Africa	567	140
60	36	Giuseppina di Blasi	Italy	634	139
61	56	Leanda Hendricks	South Africa	600	138
62	64	Jennifer Mbuta	Kenya	500	126
63	60	Ugyen Ugyen	Bhutan	580	126
64	63	Maria Reyes	Puerto Rico	535	123

[edit] Women's individual round of 64

Natalia Nasaridze set a new Olympic record for an 18-arrow match in this round by shooting 168. The largest upset of the round occurred when #55 Nurfitriyana Lantang defeated #10 Anna Mozhar.

Lina Herasymenko, Ukraine def. Jennifer Mbuta, Kenya (156-126)
Wang Xiaozhu, China def. Paola Fantato, Italy (152-143)
Janet Dykman, United States def. Christa Backman, Sweden (156-154)
Yang Jianping, China def. Myfanwy Matthews, Australia (159-150)
Kim Kyung-Wook, Korea def. Iwona Dzięcioł, Poland (164-158)
Severine Bonal, France def. Hamdiah Damanhuri, Indonesia (156-151)
Lin Ya-Hua, Chinese Taipei def. Sandra Wagner, Germany (162-158)
Yoon Hye-Young, Korea def. Leanda Hendricks, South Africa (165-138)
Olena Sadovnycha, Ukraine def. Ugyen Ugyen, Bhutan (153-126)
Katarzyna Klata, Poland def. Khatouna Kurivichvili, Georgia (152-148)
Lindsay Langston, United States def. Yang Chun-Chi, Chinese Taipei (151-150)
Joanna Nowicka, Poland def. Judi Adams, United States (165-152)
Kim Jo-Sun, Korea def. Nadejda Palovandova, Moldova (163-153)
Marisol Breton, Mexico def. Giuseppina di Blasi, Italy (142-139)
Rita Galinovskaya, Russia def. Jargal Otgon, Mongolia (150-150, 10-6)
Kinue Kodama, Japan def. Makhlukhanum Murzayeva, Russia (159-147)
Natalia Nasaridze, Turkey def. Jill Borresen, South Africa (168-140)
Olga Yakusheva, Belarus def. Kristina Persson, Sweden (159-151)
Lin Yi-Yin, Chinese Taipei def. Yana Touniiantse, Kazakhstan (159-140)
Giovanna Aldegani, Italy def. Danahuri Dahliana, Indonesia (157-153)
Elif Altinkaynak, Turkey def. Timea Kiss, Hungary (155-147)
Christel Verstegen, Netherlands def. Elif Eksi, Turkey (155-150)
Jenny Sjovall, Sweden def. Ai Ouchi, Japan (152-152, 9-8)
Lioudmila Arjannikova, Netherlands def. Natalya Bilukha, Ukraine (149-141)
Natalia Valeeva, Moldova def. Misato Koide, Japan (159-141)
Kirstin Lewis, South Africa def. Judit Kovacs, Hungary (150-150, 10-7)
Barbara Mensing, Germany def. Elena Tutatchikova, Russia (150-145)
Nurfitriyana Lantang, Indonesia def. Anna Mozhar, Kazakhstan (155-153)
He Ying, China def. Maria Reyes, Puerto Rico (158-123)
Wenche-Lin Hess, Norway def. Irina Leonova, Kazakhstan (154-148)
Olga Zabugina, Belarus def. Cornelia Pfohl, Germany (158-152)
Alison Williamson, Great Britain def. Deonne Bridger, Australia (156-141)

[edit] Women's individual round of 32

The #1-ranked archer after the ranking round, Lina Herasymenko, fell in this round. The highest score was posted by Yoon Hye-Young at 167, one short of the record set the round before.

Wang Xiaozhu, China def. Lina Herasymenko, Ukraine (156-152)
Janet Dykman, United States def. Yang Jianping, China (154-148)
Kim Kyung-Wook, Korea def. Severine Bonal, France (159-153)
Yoon Hye-Young, Korea def. Lin Ya-Hua, Chinese Taipei (167-155)
Olena Sadovnycha, Ukraine def. Katarzyna Klata, Poland (158-151)
Joanna Nowicka, Poland def. Lindsay Langston, United States (152-152, 9-8)
Kim Jo-Sun, Korea def. Marisol Breton, Mexico (158-157)
Rita Galinovskaya, Russia def. Kinue Kodama, Japan (155-151)
Olga Yakusheva, Belarus def. Natalia Nasaridze, Turkey (153-153, 9-8)
Lin Yi-Yin, Chinese Taipei def. Giovanna Aldegani, Italy (155-149)
Elif Altinkaynak, Turkey def. Christel Verstegen, Netherlands (160-149)
Lioudmila Arjannikova, Netherlands def. Jenny Sjovall, Sweden (160-151)
Natalia Valeeva, Moldova def. Kirstin Lewis, South Africa (160-143)
Barbara Mensing, Germany def. Nurfitriyana Lantang, Indonesia (144-141)
He Ying, China def. Wenche-Lin Hess, Norway (163-163, 10-7)
Alison Williamson, Great Britain def. Olga Zabugina, Belarus (152-147)

[edit] Women's individual round of 16

Yoon's score of 331 in the R32/R16 combined set a new Olympic record even as she was defeated by one point in the round.

Wang Xiaozhu, China def. Janet Dykman, United States (156-149)
Kim Kyung-Wook, Korea def. Yoon Hye-Young, Korea (165-164)
Olena Sadovnycha, Ukraine def. Joanna Nowicka, Poland (161-158)
Kim Jo-Sun, Korea def. Rita Galinovskaya, Russia (164-157)
Olga Yakusheva, Belarus def. Lin Yi-Yin, Chinese Taipei (161-157)
Elif Altinkaynak, Turkey def. Lioudmila Arjannikova, Netherlands (160-150)
Barbara Mensing, Germany def. Natalia Valeeva, Moldova (163-158)
He Ying, China def. Alison Williamson, Great Britain (165-159)

[edit] Women's individual quarterfinals

Kim Kyung-Wook, Korea def. Wang Xiaozhu, China (106-103)
Olena Sadovnycha, Ukraine def. Kim Jo-Sun, Korea (108-105)
Elif Altinkaynak, Turkey def. Olga Yakusheva, Belarus (109-107)
He Ying, China def. Barbara Mensing, Germany (103-93)

[edit] Women's individual semifinals

Kim Kyung-Wook, Korea def. Olena Sadovnycha, Ukraine (111-109)
He Ying, China def. Elif Altinkaynak, Turkey (101-100)

[edit] Women's individual bronze medal match

Olena Sadovnycha, Ukraine def. Elif Altinkaynak, Turkey (109-102)

[edit] Women's individual final

Kim's score of 113 in the gold medal match was an Olympic record. It also contributed to a score of 330 in the 36-arrow finals round beginning with the quarterfinal, another Olympic record.

Kim Kyung-Wook, Korea def. He Ying, China (113-107)

[edit] Men's team

[edit] Men's team ranking round

The score for the team ranking round was the sum of the three archers' scores in the individual ranking round. No further shooting was done to determine team rankings. Eventual medallists are highlighted in the color of their medal.

Final Rank	Ranking Round Rank	Nation	Archers	Ranking Score	Round of 16	Quarter- Final	Semi- Final	Final
1	3	United States	Justin Huish Richard Johnson Rod White	2000	251	251	251	251
2	1	Korea	Jang Yong-Ho Kim Bo-Ram Oh Kyo-Moon	2031	Bye	251	250	249
3	2	Italy	Matteo Bisiani Michele Frangilli Andrea Parenti	2000	244	252	247	248
4	4	Australia	Simon Fairweather Jackson Fear Matthew Gray	1994	243	253	234	244
5	8	Slovenia	Peter Koprivnikar Matevz Krumpestar Samo Medved	1951	242	249
6	5	Sweden	Goran Bjerendal Mikael Larsson Magnus Petersson	1977	247	241
7	6	Ukraine	Aleksandr Yatsenko Valeriy Yevetsky Stanislav Zabrodsky	1972	238	240
8	7	Finland	Jari Lipponen Tomi Poikolainen Tommi Tuovila	1968	245	236
9	10	France	Sebastien Flute Damien Letulle Lionel Torres	1945	244
10	15	Chinese Taipei	Cho Sheng-Ling Hsieh Sheng-Feng Wu Tsung-Yi	1921	243
11	9	Russia	Bair Badenov Andrey Podlazov Baljinima Tsirempilov	1950	241
12	13	China	Luo Hengyu Shen Jun Tang Hua	1935	240
13	12	Kazakhstan	Vadim Chikarev Sergei Martynov Vitaliy Shin	1935	239
14	14	India	Lalremsanga Chhangte Skalzang Dorje Limba Ram	1928	235
15	11	Canada	Jeannot Robitaille Rob Rusnov Kevin Sally	1936	225

[edit] Men's team round of 16

Korea def. BYE ()
Slovenia def. Russia (242-241)
Sweden def. Kazakhstan (247-239)
Australia def. China (243-240)
United States def. India (251-235)
Ukraine def. Canada (238-225)
Finland def. France (245-244)
Italy def. Chinese Taipei (244-243)

[edit] Men's team quarterfinals

Korea def. Slovenia (251-249)
Australia def. Sweden (253-241)
United States def. Ukraine (251-240)
Italy def. Finland (252-236)

[edit] Men's team semifinals

Korea def. Australia (250-234)
United States def. Italy (251-247)

[edit] Men's team bronze medal match

Italy def. Australia (248-244)

[edit] Men's team final

In addition to winning the gold medal, the United States team accomplished another highly unusual feat: the team shot the same score in all four rounds of team competition.

United States def. Korea (251-249)

[edit] Women's team

[edit] Women's team ranking round

Final Rank	Ranking Round Rank	Nation	Archers	Ranking Score	Round of 16	Quarter- Final	Semi- Final	Final
1	1	Korea	Kim Jo-Sun Kim Kyung-Wook Yoon Hye-Young	1984	Bye	249	245	245
2	11	Germany	Barbara Mensing Cornelia Pfohl Sandra Wagner	1893	245	232	239	235
3	12	Poland	Iwona Dzięcioł Katarzyna Klata Joanna Nowicka	1889	233	242	237	244
4	2	Turkey	Elif Altinkaynak Elif Eksi Natalia Nasaridze	1963	240	247	237	239
5	4	Ukraine	Natalya Bilukha Lina Herasymenko Olena Sadovnycha	1941	246	235
6	3	China	He Ying Wang Xiaozhu Yang Jianping	1953	222	231
7	9	Sweden	Christa Backman Kristina Persson Jenny Sjovall	1896	239	226
8	7	Kazakhstan	Irina Leonova Anna Mozhar Yana Touniiantse	1909	235	226
9	6	Italy	Giovanna Aldegani Giuseppina di Blasi Paola Fantato	1919	236
10	5	Russia	Rita Galinovskaya Makhlukhanem Murzayeva Elena Tutatchikova	1935	229
11	15	South Africa	Jill Borresen Leanda Hendricks Kirstin Lewis	1806	228
12	8	Chinese Taipei	Lin Ya-Hua Lin Yi-Yin Yang Chun-Chi	1906	227
13	10	United States	Judi Adams Janet Dykman Lindsay Langston	1895	226
14	14	Japan	Kinue Kodama Misato Koide Ai Ouchi	1827	217
15	13	Indonesia	Danahuri Dahliana Hamdiah Damanhuri Nurfitriyana Lantang	1854	208

[edit] Women's team round of 16

Korea def. BYE ()
Sweden def. Chinese Taipei (239-227)
Poland def. Russia (233-229)
Ukraine def. Indonesia (246-208)
China def. Japan (222-217)
Germany def. Italy (245-236)
Kazakhstan def. United States (235-226)
Turkey def. South Africa (240-228)

[edit] Women's team quarterfinals

Korea def. Sweden (249-226)
Poland def. Ukraine (242-235)
Germany def. China (232-231)
Turkey def. Kazakhstan (247-226)

[edit] Women's team semifinals

Korea def. Poland (245-237)
Germany def. Turkey (239-237)

[edit] Women's team bronze medal match

Poland def. Turkey (244-239)

[edit] Women's team final

Korea def. Germany (245-235)

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