Archery at the 2000 Summer Olympics

Archery at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney consisted of four events.

All archery at the 2000 Olympics was done from a range of 70 meters. The target's total diameter was 122 cm. An archer had 40 seconds to fire each arrow. 64 archers in each gender took part in the Olympics, with each National Olympic Committee being able to enter a maximum of three archers. Each archer fired six ends, or groups, of 12 arrows per end in the ranking round. The score from that round determined the match-ups in the elimination rounds, with high-ranking archers facing low-ranking archers. There were three rounds of elimination that used six ends of three arrows, narrowing the field of archers to 32, then to 16, then to 8. The three final rounds (quarterfinals, semifinals, and medal matches) each used four ends of three arrows.

Contents

1 Qualification 2 Medals 3 Events 3.1 Men's individual 3.1.1 Men's individual ranking round 3.1.2 Men's individual round of 64 3.1.3 Men's individual round of 32 3.1.4 Men's individual round of 16 3.1.5 Men's individual quarterfinals 3.1.6 Men's individual semifinals 3.1.7 Men's individual bronze medal match 3.1.8 Men's individual final 3.2 Women's individual 3.2.1 Women's individual round of 64 3.2.2 Women's individual round of 32 3.2.3 Women's individual round of 16 3.2.4 Women's individual quarterfinals 3.2.5 Women's individual semifinals 3.2.6 Women's individual bronze medal match 3.2.7 Women's individual final 3.3 Men's team 3.3.1 Men's team round of 16 3.3.2 Men's team quarterfinals 3.3.3 Men's team semifinals 3.3.4 Men's team bronze medal match 3.3.5 Men's team final 3.4 Women's team 3.4.1 Women's team round of 16 3.4.2 Women's team quarterfinals 3.4.3 Women's team semifinals 3.4.4 Women's team bronze medal match 3.4.5 Women's team final

Qualification

There were four ways for National Olympic Committees (NOCs) to qualify berths for individual archers for the Olympics in archery. No NOC was allowed to enter more than three archers. For each gender, the host nation (Australia) was guaranteed three spots. The 1999 World Target Competition's top 8 teams (besides the host nation) each received three spots, and the 19 highest ranked archers after the team qualifiers were removed also received spots. 15 of the remaining 18 spots were divided equally among the five Olympic continents for allocation in continental tournaments. The last three spots in each gender were determined by the Tripartite Commission.

Each NOC that received three places for individual archers (i.e., the host nation, the top 8 teams at the World Target Competition, and any other nation that was able to take 3 of the remaining 37 places) was able to have its three archers compete as a team in the team competition.

Medals

Position	Country:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:	Total:
1	Korea	3	1	1	5
2	Australia	1	0	0	1
3	Missing image Flag_of_the_United_States.png United States	0	1	1	2
4	Missing image Italy_flag_large.png Italy	0	1	0	1
4	Ukraine	0	1	0	1
6	Germany	0	0	1	1
6	Netherlands	0	0	1	1

Events

Men's individual

Men's individual ranking round

The initial round was held on 16 September. Each archer fired 72 arrows, with the score from this round determining their seeding into the single-elimination tournament to follow.

Final Rank	Ranking Round Rank	Name	Nation	Ranking Round	1/32	1/16	1/8	Quarter- finals	Semi- finals	Finals
1	8	Simon Fairweather	Missing image Australia_flag_300.png Australia	642	170	161	167	113	112	113
2	7	Vic Wunderle	Missing image Flag_of_the_United_States.png United States	643	160	152	171	108	108	106
3	12	Wietse van Alten	Missing image Netherlands_flag_300.png Netherlands	638	163	160	166	106	110	114
4	6	Magnus Petersson	Missing image Sweden_flag_300.png Sweden	646	165	157	167	112	107	109
5	3	Kim Chung-tae	Missing image South_korea_flag_300.png Korea	655	169	162	169	111
6	2	Oh Kyo-moon	Missing image South_korea_flag_300.png Korea	660	168	166	166	105
7	17	Balzhinima Tsyrempilov	Missing image Russia_flag_300.png Russia	635	168	163	167	104
8	52	Sebastian Flute	Missing image France_flag_300.png France	603	160	160	166	102
9	19	Michele Frangilli	Missing image Italy_flag_300.png Italy	634	168	164	166
10	23	Vadim Shikarev	Missing image Flag_of_Kazakhstan.png Kazakhstan	632	158	154	166
11	1	Jang Yong-ho	Missing image South_korea_flag_300.png Korea	665	172	169	164
12	5	Stanislov Zabrodskiy	Missing image Flag_of_Kazakhstan.png Kazakhstan	649	166	163	164
13	22	Yang Bo	Missing image China_flag_300.png China	632	164	159	164
14	41	Ismely Arias	Missing image Cuba_flag_300.png Cuba	616	164	164	163
15	50	Masafumi Makiyama	Missing image Japan_flag_300.png Japan	604	151	162	160
16	29	Fred van Zutphen	Missing image Netherlands_flag_300.png Netherlands	627	161	153	159
17	9	Simon Needham	Missing image Uk_flag_300.png Great Britain	641	160	164
18	32	Hasan Orbay	Missing image Turkey_flag_300.png Turkey	626	165	160
19	31	Butch Johnson	Missing image Us_flag_300.png United States	627	164	160
20	30	Ilario di Buo	Missing image Italy_flag_300.png Italy	627	163	159
21	18	Matteo Bisiani	Missing image Italy_flag_300.png Italy	634	166	159
22	21	Grzegorz Targonski	Missing image Poland_flag_300.png Poland	633	166	157
23	49	Bartosz Mikos	Missing image Poland_flag_300.png Poland	606	157	154
24	51	Scott Hunter-Russell	Missing image Australia_flag_300.png Australia	603	154	154
25	54	Christian Stubbe	Missing image Germany_flag_300.png Germany	596	163	152
26	4	Rodney White	Missing image Us_flag_300.png United States	651	158	152
27	10	Nico Hendrickx	Missing image Flag_of_Belarus.png Belarus	640	162	151
28	26	Serhiy Antonov	Missing image Ukraine_flag_300.png Ukraine	631	164	151
29	25	Jocelyn de Grandis	Missing image France_flag_300.png France	632	171	150
30	45	Baard Nesteng	Missing image Norway_flag_300.png Norway	613	158	148
31	38	Tang Hua	Missing image China_flag_300.png China	619	163	148
32	28	Niklas Eriksson	Missing image Sweden_flag_300.png Sweden	629	161	146
33	44	Takayoshi Matsushita	Missing image Japan_flag_300.png Japan	614	164
34	40	Iouri Leontiev	Missing image Russia_flag_300.png Russia	617	163
35	57	Juan Carlos Stevens	Missing image Cuba_flag_300.png Cuba	595	161
36	27	Matthew Gray	Missing image Australia_flag_300.png Australia	631	161
37	11	Lionel Torres	Missing image France_flag_300.png France	639	161
38	53	Igor Parkhomenko	Missing image Ukraine_flag_300.png Ukraine	632	160
39	24	Miika Aulio	Missing image Finland_flag_300.png Finland	603	160
40	46	Lars Erik Humlekjaer	Missing image Norway_flag_300.png Norway	613	158
41	47	Martinus Grov	Missing image Norway_flag_300.png Norway	613	158
42	35	Yuji Hamano	Missing image Japan_flag_300.png Japan	623	158
43	55	Jubzhang Jubzhang	Missing image Bhutan_flag_300.png Bhutan	596	156
44	13	Serdar Satir	Missing image Turkey_flag_300.png Turkey	637	156
45	42	Mattias Eriksson	Missing image Sweden_flag_300.png Sweden	616	156
46	43	Viktor Kurchenko	Missing image Ukraine_flag_300.png Ukraine	615	155
47	37	Rob Rusnov	Missing image Canada_flag_300.png Canada	622	155
48	56	Ken Uprichard	Missing image New_zealand_flag_300.png New Zealand	596	155
49	16	Fu Shengjun	Missing image China_flag_300.png China	635	155
50	36	Jari Lipponen	Missing image Finland_flag_300.png Finland	622	155
51	33	Juan Carlos Manjarrez	Missing image Mexico_flag_300.png Mexico	625	153
52	39	Bair Badenov	Missing image Russia_flag_300.png Russia	618	153
53	34	Peter Koprivnikar	Missing image Slovenia_flag_300.png Slovenia	624	151
54	15	Alexandr Li	Missing image Flag_of_Kazakhstan.png Kazakhstan	635	150
55	58	Cristobal Antonio Merlos	Missing image El_salvador_flag_300.png El Salvador	588	150
56	60	Essam Sayed	Missing image Egypt_flag_300.png Egypt	556	149
57	20	Henk Vogels	Missing image Netherlands_flag_300.png Netherlands	634	149
58	48	Peter Ebden	Missing image New_zealand_flag_300.png New Zealand	607	147
59	14	Ozdemir Akbal	Missing image Turkey_flag_300.png Turkey	636	146
60	59	Nuno Pombo	Missing image Portugal_flag_300.png Portugal	572	146
61	61	Francois Latil	Missing image Vanuatu_flag_300.png Vanuatu	546	145
62	62	Yehya Bundhun	Missing image Mauritius_flag_300.png Mauritius	537	141
63	63	Dominic John Rebelo	Missing image Mauritius_flag_300.png Mauritius	500	132
64	64	Kuresa Tupua	Missing image American_samoa_flag_300.png American Samoa	419	98

Men's individual round of 64

The round of 64 was held on the morning of 18 September.

• Jang Yong-ho, Korea def. Kuresa Tupua, American Samoa (172-98)
• Hasan Orbay, Turkey def. Juan Carlos Manjarrez, Mexico (165-153)
• Balzhinima Tsyrempilov, Russia def. Peter Ebden, New Zealand (168-147)
• Bartosz Mikos, Poland def. Fu Shengjun, China (157-155)
• Simon Fairweather, Australia def. Juan Carlos Stevens, Cuba (170-161)
• Jocelyn de Grandis, France def. Iouri Leontiev, Russia (171-163)
• Ismely Arias, Cuba def. Igor Parkhomenko, Ukraine (164-160)
• Simon Needham, Great Britain def. Ken Uprichard, New Zealand (160-155)
• Stanislov Zabrodskiy, Kazakhstan def. Essam Sayed, Egypt (166-149)
• Niklas Eriksson, Sweden def. Rob Rusnov, Canada (161-155)
• Grzegorz Targonski, Poland def. Takayoshi Matsushita, Japan (166-164)
• Wietse van Alten, Netherlands def. Miika Aulio, Finland (161-155)
• Rodney White, United States def. Francois Latil, Vanuatu (158-145)
• Fred van Zutphen, Netherlands def. Jari Lipponen, Finland (161-155)
• Baard Nesteng, Norway def. Henk Vogels, Netherlands (158-149)
• Sebastian Flute, France def. Serdar Satir, Turkey (160-156)
• Kim Chung-tae, Korea def. Yehya Bundhun, Mauritius (169-141)
• Ilario di Buo, Italy def. Yuji Hamano, Japan (163-158)
• Michele Frangilli, Italy def. Lars Erik Humlekjaer, Norway (168-158)
• Scott Hunter-Russell, Australia def. Ozdemir Akbal, Turkey (154-146)
• Magnus Petersson, Sweden def. Nuno Pombo, Portugal (165-146)
• Tang Hua, China def. Matthew Gray, Australia (163-161)
• Yang Bo, China def. Viktor Kurchenko, Ukraine (164-155)
• Christian Stubbe, Germany def. Lionel Torres, France (163-161)
• Vic Wunderle, United States def. Cristobal Antonio Merlos, El Salvador (160-150)
• Serhiy Antonov, Ukraine def. Bair Badenov, Russia (164-153)
• Vadim Shikarev, Kazakhstan def. Mattias Eriksson, Sweden (158-156)
• Nico Hendrickx, Belarus def. Jubzang, Bhutan (162-156)
• Oh Kyo-moon, Korea def. Dominic John Rebelo, Mauritius (168-132)
• Butch Johnson, United States def. Peter Koprivnikar, Slovenia (164-151)
• Matteo Bisiani, Italy def. Martinus Grov, Norway (166-158)
• Masafumi Makiyama, Japan def. Alexandr Li, Kazakhstan (151-150)

Men's individual round of 32

The round of 32 was held in the afternoon of 18 September.

• Jang Yong-ho, Korea def. Hasan Orbay, Turkey (169-160)
• Balzhinima Tsyrempilov, Russia def. Bartosz Mikos, Poland (163-154)
• Simon Fairweather, Australia def. Jocelyn de Grandis, France (161-150)
• Ismely Arias, Cuba def. Simon Needham, Great Britain (164-164, 9-8)
• Stanislov Zabrodskiy, Kazakhstan def. Niklas Eriksson, Sweden (163-146)
• Wietse van Alten, Netherlands def. Grzegorz Targonski, Poland (160-157)
• Fred van Zutphen, Netherlands def. Rodney White, United States (153-152)
• Sebastian Flute, France def. Baard Nesteng, Norway (160-148)
• Kim Chung-tae, Korea def. Ilario di Buo, Italy (162-159)
• Michele Frangilli, Italy def. Scott Hunter-Russell, Australia (164-154)
• Magnus Petersson, Sweden def. Tang Hua, China (157-148)
• Yang Bo, China def. Christian Stubbe, Germany (159-152)
• Vic Wunderle, United States def. Serhiy Antonov, Ukraine (152-151)
• Vadim Shikarev, Kazakhstan def. Nico Hendrickx, Belarus (154-151)
• Oh Kyo-moon, Korea def. Butch Johnson, United States (166-160)
• Masafumi Makiyama, Japan def. Matteo Bisiani, Italy (162-159)

Men's individual round of 16

• Balzhinima Tsyrempilov, Russia def. Jang Yong-ho, Korea (167-164)
• Simon Fairweather, Australia def. Ismely Arias, Cuba (167-163)
• Wietse van Alten, Netherlands def. Stanislov Zabrodskiy, Kazakhstan (166-164)
• Sebastian Flute, France def. Fred van Zutphen, Netherlands (166-159)
• Kim Chung-tae, Korea def. Michele Frangilli, Italy (169-166)
• Magnus Petersson, Sweden def. Yang Bo, China (167-164)
• Vic Wunderle, United States def. Vadim Shikarev, Kazakhstan (171-166)
• Oh Kyo-moon, Korea def. Masafumi Makiyama, Japan (166-160)

Men's individual quarterfinals

• Simon Fairweather, Australia def. Balzhinima Tsyrempilov, Russia (113-104)
• Wietse van Alten, Netherlands def. Sebastian Flute, France (106-102)
• Magnus Petersson, Sweden def. Kim Chung-tae, Korea (112-111)
• Vic Wunderle, United States def. Oh Kyo-moon, Korea (108-105)

Men's individual semifinals

• Simon Fairweather, Australia def. Wietse van Alten, Netherlands (112-110)
• Vic Wunderle, United States def. Magnus Petersson, Sweden (108-107)

Men's individual bronze medal match

• Wietse van Alten, Netherlands def. Magnus Petersson, Sweden (114-109)

Men's individual final

• Simon Fairweather, Australia def. Vic Wunderle, United States (113-106)

Women's individual

Final Rank	Ranking Round Rank	Name	Nation	Ranking Round	1/32	1/16	1/8	Quarter- finals	Semi- finals	Finals
1	4	Yun Mi Jin	Korea	661	168	162	173	110	107	107
2	3	Kim Nam-Soon	Korea	662	167	162	165	114	114	106
3	1	Kim Soo-Nyung	Korea	671	164	164	168	106	105	103
4	7	Choe Ok-Sil	DPR Korea	649	161	162	160	107	107	101
5	6	Sayoko Kawauchi	Japan	654	151	160	159	110
6	21	Natalia Bolotova	Russia	634	161	158	161	105
7	2	Natalia Valeeva	Italy	667	166	162	163	103
8	24	Joanna Nowicka	Poland	633	152	162	162	100
9	20	Alison Williamson	Great Britain	635	156	157	164
10	14	He Ying	China	638	160	163	162
11	49	Michelle Tremelling	Australia	615	154	162	158
12	25	Yang Jianping	China	633	156	160	158
13	28	Anna Lecka	Poland	630	163	159	157
14	22	Karen Scavotto	United States	634	162	158	157
15	47	Cristina Ioriatti	Italy	618	154	156	156
16	10	Kateryna Serdyuk	Ukraine	644	157	161	153
17	26	Nataliya Burdeyna	Ukraine	632	166	160
18	34	Karin Larsson	Sweden	626	147	160
19	32	Melissa Jennison	Australia	628	160	149
20	30	Wen Chia-Ling	Chinese Taipei	628	151	158
21	5	Olena Sadovnycha	Ukraine	658	163	158
22	27	Kate Fairweather	Australia	630	166	158
23	8	Liu Pi-Yu	Chinese Taipei	647	161	157
24	19	Cornelia Pfohl	Germany	635	159	157
25	12	Lin Yi-Yin	Chinese Taipei	640	158	157
26	15	Hamdiah	Indonesia	637	165	156
27	54	Yaremis Perez	Cuba	612	159	155
28	13	Elif Altankaynak	Turkey	638	160	154
29	23	Barbara Mensing	Germany	634	157	153
30	29	Anna Karaseva	Belarus	629	163	152
31	9	Petra Ericsson	Sweden	636	152	152
32	48	Kirstin Jean Lewis	South Africa	615	154	147
33	36	Almudena Gallardo	Spain	625	162
34	38	Khatuna Phutkaradze	Georgia	623	158
35	39	Zekiye Satir	Turkey	622	157
36	61	Erika Reyes	Mexico	597	157
37	60	Agata Bulwa	Poland	603	155
38	11	Yu Hui	China	643	155
39	46	Vladlena Priestman	Great Britain	618	155
40	40	Mayumi Asano	Japan	621	154
41	44	Evangelia Psarra	Greece	618	154
42	17	Natalia Nasaridze	Turkey	636	153
43	50	Tshering Chhoden	Bhutan	614	153
44	43	Denise Parker	United States	619	152
45	57	Katja Poulsen	Denmark	609	152
46	33	Khatuna Lorigi	Georgia	627	151
47	37	Yelena Plotnikova	Kazakhstan	623	149
48	35	Sylvie Pissis	France	625	149
49	42	Alexandra Fouace	France	619	149
50	58	Katri Suutari	Finland	608	149
51	56	Edisbel Martinez	Cuba	611	146
52	59	Denisse van Lamoen	Chile	605	146
53	16	Janet Dykman	United States	636	146
54	31	Sandra Sachse	Germany	628	146
55	45	Kristina Nordlander	Sweden	618	145
56	18	Jill Borresen	South Africa	635	145
57	51	Wenche-Lin Hess	Norway	613	145
58	55	Irene Franchini	Italy	611	144
59	52	Jennifer Chan	Philippines	613	143
60	53	Asmat Diasamidze	Georgia	612	140
61	41	Olga Moroz	Belarus	620	139
62	62	Thi Thi Win	Myanmar	567	134
63	63	Henriette Youanga	Central African Republic	490	126
64	64	Margaret Tumusiime	Uganda	474	124

Women's individual round of 64

• Kim Soo-Nyung, Korea def. Margaret Tumusiime, Uganda (164-124)
• Melissa Jennison, Australia def. Khatuna Lorigi, Georgia (160-151)
• Kirstin Jean Lewis, South Africa def. Natalia Nasaridze, Turkey (154-153)
• Michelle Tremelling, Australia def. Janet Dykman, United States (154-146)
• Liu Pi-Yu, Chinese Taipei def. Katja Poulsen, Denmark (161-152)
• Yang Bo, China def. Mayumi Asano, Japan (156-154)
• Joanna Nowicka, Poland def. Olga Moroz, Belarus (152-139)
• Petra Ericsson, Sweden def. Edisbel Martinez, Cuba (154-146)
• Olena Sadovnycha, Ukraine def. Agata Bulwa, Poland (163-155)
• Anna Lecka, Poland def. Yelena Plotnikova, Kazakhstan (163-149)
• Natalia Bolotova, Russia def. Evangelina Psarra, Greece (161-154)
• Lin Yi-Yin, Chinese Taipei def. Asmat Diasamidze, Georgia (158-140)
• Yun Mi Jin, Korea def. Erika Reyes, Mexico (168-157)
• Anna Karaseva, Belarus def. Almudena Gallardo, Spain (163-162)
• Alison Williamson, Great Britain def. Kristina Nordlander, Sweden (156-145)
• Elif Altankaynak, Turkey def. Jennifer Chan, Philippines (160-143)
• Kim Nam-Soon, Korea def. Thi Thi Win, Uganda (167-134)
• Wen Chia-Ling, Chinese Taipei def. Sylvie Pissis, France (151-149)
• Cornelia Pfohl, Germany def. Vladlena Priestman, Great Britain (159-155)
• He Ying, China def. Wenche-Lin Hess, Norway (160-145)
• Sayoko Kawauchi, Japan def. Denisse van Lamoen, Chile (151-146)
• Kate Fairweather, Australia def. Khatuna Phutkaradze, Georgia (166-158)
• Karen Scavotto, United States def. Denise Parker, United States (162-152)
• Yaremis Perez, Cuba def. Yu Hui, China (159-155)
• Choe Ok-Sil, DPR Korea def. Katri Suutari, Finland (161-149)
• Nataliya Burdeyna, Ukraine def. Zekiye Satir, Turkey (166-157)
• Barbara Mensing, Germany def. Alexandra Fouace, France (157-149)
• Kateryna Serdyuk, Ukraine def. Irene Franchini, Italy (157-144)
• Natalia Valeeva, Italy def. Henriette Youanga, Central African Republic (166-126)
• Karin Larsson, Sweden def. Sandra Sachse, Germany (147-146)
• Cristina Ioriatti, Italy def. Jill Borresen, South Africa (154-145)
• Hamdiah, Indonesia def. Tshering Chhoden, Bhutan (165-153)

Women's individual round of 32

• Kim Soo-Nyung, Korea def. Melissa Jennison, Australia (164-159)
• Michelle Tremelling, Australia def. Kirstin Jean Lewis, South Africa (162-147)
• Yang Bo, China def. Liu Pi-Yu, Chinese Taipei (160-157)
• Joanna Nowicka, Poland def. Petra Ericsson, Sweden (162-152)
• Anna Lecka, Poland def. Olena Sadovnycha, Ukraine (159-158)
• Natalia Bolotova, Russia def. Lin Yi-Yin, Chinese Taipei (158-157)
• Yun Mi Jin, Korea def. Anna Karaseva, Belarus (162-152)
• Alison Williamson, Great Britain def. Elif Altankaynak, Turkey (157-154)
• Kim Nam-Soon, Korea def. Wen Chia-Ling, Chinese Taipei (162-158)
• He Ying, China def. Cornelia Pfohl, Germany (163-157)
• Sayoko Kawauchi, Japan def. Kate Fairweather, Australia (160-158)
• Karen Scavotto, United States def. Yaremis Perez, Cuba (158-155)
• Choe Ok-Sil, DPR Korea def. Nataliya Burdeyna, Ukraine (162-160)
• Kateryna Serdyuk, Ukraine def. Barbara Mensing, Germany (161-153)
• Natalia Valeeva, Italy def. Karin Larsson, Sweden (162-160)
• Cristina Ioriatti, Italy def. Hamdiah, Indonesia (156-156, 7-6)

Women's individual round of 16

• Kim Soo-Nyung, Korea def. Michelle Tremelling, Australia (168-158)
• Joanna Nowicka, Poland def. Yang Bo, China (162-158)
• Natalia Bolotova, Russia def. Anna Lecka, Poland (161-157)
• Yun Mi Jin, Korea def. Alison Williamson, Great Britain (173-164)
• Kim Nam-Soon, Korea def. He Ying, China (165-162)
• Sayoko Kawauchi, Japan def. Karen Scavotto, United States (159-157)
• Choe Ok-Sil, DPR Korea def. Kateryna Serdyuk, Ukraine (160-153)
• Natalia Valeeva, Italy def. Cristina Ioriatti, Italy (163-156)

Women's individual quarterfinals

• Kim Soo-Nyung, Korea def. Joanna Nowicka, Poland (106-100)
• Yun Mi Jin, Korea def. Natalia Bolotova, Russia (110-105)
• Kim Nam-Soon, Korea def. Sayoko Kawauchi, Japan (114-110)
• Choe Ok-Sil, DPR Korea def. Natalia Valeeva, Italy (107-103)

Women's individual semifinals

• Yun Mi Jin, Korea def. Kim Soo-Nyung, Korea (107-105)
• Kim Nam-Soon, Korea def. Choe Ok-Sil, DPR Korea (114-107)

Women's individual bronze medal match

• Kim Soo-Nyung, Korea def. Choe Ok-Sil, DPR Korea (103-101)

Women's individual final

• Yun Mi Jin, Korea def. Kim Nam-Soon, Korea (107-106)

Men's team

The ranking for the men's teams was determined by summing the ranking round scores of the three members.

Final Rank	Nation	Ranking Round	1/8	Quarter- finals	Semi- finals	Finals
1	Missing image South_korea_flag_300.png Korea	1980	Bye	258	240	255
2	Missing image Italy_flag_300.png Italy	1895	250	249	244	247
3	Missing image Us_flag_300.png United States	1921	Bye	255	241	239
4	Missing image Russia_flag_300.png Russia	1870	248	247	229	239
5	Missing image Turkey_flag_300.png Turkey	1899	253	245
6	Missing image Sweden_flag_300.png Sweden	1891	241	244
7	Missing image Flag_of_Kazakhstan.png Kazakhstan	1916	246	244
8	Missing image Ukraine_flag_300.png Ukraine	1878	244	236
9	Missing image Netherlands_flag_300.png Netherlands	1899	241
10	Missing image Norway_flag_300.png Norway	1839	241
11	Missing image France_flag_300.png France	1874	239
12	Missing image Australia_flag_300.png Australia	1876	238
13	Missing image China_flag_300.png China	1886	235
14	Missing image Japan_flag_300.png Japan	1841	231

Men's team round of 16

• Korea def. BYE ()
• Ukraine def. China (244-235)
• Russia def. Netherlands (248-241)
• Turkey def. Japan (253-231)
• Kazakhstan def. Norway (246-241)
• Italy def. France (250-239)
• Sweden def. Australia (241-238)
• United States def. BYE ()

Men's team quarterfinals

• Korea def. Ukraine (258-236)
• Russia def. Turkey (247-245)
• Italy def. Kazakhstan (249-244)
• United States def. Sweden (255-244)

Men's team semifinals

• Korea def. Russia (240-229)
• Italy def. United States (244-241)

Men's team bronze medal match

In the first team round tie-breaker in Olympic archery history, the United States won the bronze medal, defeating Russia by shooting a near-perfect 29 to the Russians' 26.

• United States def. Russia (239-239, 29-26)

Men's team final

• Korea def. Italy (255-247)

Women's team

Final Rank	Nation	Ranking Round	1/8	Quarter- finals	Semi- finals	Finals
1	Korea	1994	Bye	252	251	251
2	Ukraine	1934	Bye	237	240	239
3	Germany	1897	231	240	238	240
4	Turkey	1896	227	234	233	234
5	United States	1889	242	240
6	China	1914	Bye	234
7	Italy	1896	237	230
8	Chinese Taipei	1915	Bye	227
9	Australia	1873	235
10	Sweden	1890	231
11	Poland	1866	217
12	Georgia	1862	216

Women's team round of 16

• Korea def. BYE ()
• United States def. Sweden (242-230)
• Germany def. Georgia (231-216)
• China def. BYE ()
• Chinese Taipei def. BYE ()
• Turkey def. Poland (227-217)
• Italy def. Australia (237-236)
• Ukraine def. BYE ()

Women's team quarterfinals

• Korea def. United States (252-240)
• Germany def. China (240-234)
• Turkey def. Chinese Taipei (234-227)
• Ukraine def. Italy (237-230)

Women's team semifinals

• Korea def. Germany (251-238)
• Ukraine def. Turkey (240-233)

Women's team bronze medal match

• Germany def. Turkey (240-234)

Women's team final

• Korea def. Ukraine (251-239)

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