Date | 28 July – 1 August 1996 | |
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Status | Olympic | |
Location | Stone Mountain Archery Center, Stone Mountain, Georgia | |
Participants | 64 from 31 countries | |
Format | Ranking round consisted of 72 arrows, 18 each at 30 metres, 50 metres, 70 metres, and 90 metres. Matches shot at 70 metres. Matches in rounds 1-3 consisted of 16 arrows. Matches in the quarter-finals, semi-finals, and final round consisted of 12 arrows. Tie-breaking for the final placements was done by the following method. Losers in each round were ranked according to the score they shot in that round. Ties in that round were broken by the number of 10s shot in that round and then the number of 9s shot in that round. If still tied the score in the preceding round was used as the tie-breaker, followed by number of 10s, and then number of 9s in the preceding round. | |
Olympic Record (Match, 12 arrows) | 111 WR / Jeong Jae-Heon KOR / 3 August 1992 |
Koreans had won the 1993 and 1995 World Championships, but neither archer was in Atlanta, failing to make their team. The ranking round leader was Italy’s Michele Frangilli, not yet well known, although he had helped Italy to a team silver at the 1995 Worlds. In the quarter-finals he met American Justin Huish, who had won a few US titles, but was ranked only 24th internationally. They tied at 112 and in the shoot-off Huish shot two 10s to defeat Frangilli. Huish became a popular player for the American spectators, as he wore his ponytail underneath the back of his backward-facing baseball cap, and was very outgoing. Supported by the fans, he won his last two matches easily to win the gold medal, defeating Sweden’s Magnus Petersson in the final.
Huish would return in 2000 to again make the United States’ Olympic team, but soon after that was caught selling marijuana to a police informant, and withdrew from the team, spending four months in prison. He attempted to qualify for the 2004 Olympics but did not make the team.
Date | 28 July 1996 — 14:00 |
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Format | Ranking round for placement into single-elimination tournament. |
Date | 1 August 1996 |
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Format | Winner of each match advanced to round two. |
Date | 1 August 1996 |
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Format | Winner of each match advanced to round three. |
Match | Date/Time | Competitor | NOC | Result | Competitor | NOC | |
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Match #1 | 01 Aug | Michele Frangilli | ITA | 164 – 158 | Changte Lalremsaga | IND | |
Match #2 | 01 Aug | Stanislav Zabrodskiy | UKR | 163 – 142 | Tommi Tuovila | FIN | |
Match #3 | 01 Aug | Hsieh Sheng-Feng | TPE | 157 – 156 | Takayoshi Matsushita | JPN | |
Match #4 | 01 Aug | Justin Huish | USA | 166 – 155 | Gary Hardinges | GBR | |
Match #5 | 01 Aug | Samo Medved | SLO | 161 – 161 | Jari Lipponen | FIN | |
Match #6 | 01 Aug | Paul Vermeiren | BEL | 159 – 158 | Rod White | USA | |
Match #7 | 01 Aug | Andrés Anchondo | MEX | 156 – 154 | Vadim Shikarev | KAZ | |
Match #8 | 01 Aug | Lionel Torrés | FRA | 164 – 163 | Hiroshi Yamamoto | JPN | |
Match #9 | 01 Aug | Oh Gyo-Mun | KOR | 169 – 154 | Paweł Szymczak | POL | |
Match #10 | 01 Aug | Martinus Grov | NOR | 161 – 159 | Tang Hua | CHN | |
Match #11 | 01 Aug | Tomi Poikolainen | FIN | 164 – 163 | Balzhinima Tsyrempilov | RUS | |
Match #12 | 01 Aug | Kim Bo-Ram | KOR | 166 – 160 | Mikael Larsson | SWE | |
Match #13 | 01 Aug | Magnus Petersson | SWE | 167 – 165 | Andrea Parenti | ITA | |
Match #14 | 01 Aug | Matteo Bisiani | ITA | 163 – 152 | Valeriy Yevetskyi | UKR | |
Match #15 | 01 Aug | Jang Yong-Ho | KOR | 165 – 159 | Keith Hanlon | IRL | |
Match #16 | 01 Aug | Butch Johnson | USA | 164 – 157 | Matt Gray | AUS |
Date | 1 August 1996 |
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Format | Winner of each match advanced to the quarter-finals. |
Match | Date/Time | Competitor | NOC | Result | Competitor | NOC | |
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Match #1 | 01 Aug | Michele Frangilli | ITA | 170 – 160 | Stanislav Zabrodskiy | UKR | |
Match #2 | 01 Aug | Justin Huish | USA | 169 – 162 | Hsieh Sheng-Feng | TPE | |
Match #3 | 01 Aug | Paul Vermeiren | BEL | 161 – 159 | Samo Medved | SLO | |
Match #4 | 01 Aug | Lionel Torrés | FRA | 159 – 158 | Andrés Anchondo | MEX | |
Match #5 | 01 Aug | Oh Gyo-Mun | KOR | 167 – 159 | Martinus Grov | NOR | |
Match #6 | 01 Aug | Kim Bo-Ram | KOR | 162 – 160 | Tomi Poikolainen | FIN | |
Match #7 | 01 Aug | Magnus Petersson | SWE | 167 – 163 | Matteo Bisiani | ITA | |
Match #8 | 01 Aug | Jang Yong-Ho | KOR | 162 – 160 | Butch Johnson | USA |
Date | 1 August 1996 |
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Format | Winner of each match advanced to the semi-finals. |
Match | Date/Time | Competitor | NOC | Result | Competitor | NOC | |
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Match #1 | 01 Aug | Justin Huish | USA | 112 – 112 | Michele Frangilli | ITA | |
Match #2 | 01 Aug | Paul Vermeiren | BEL | 111 – 106 | Lionel Torrés | FRA | |
Match #3 | 01 Aug | Oh Gyo-Mun | KOR | 114 – 113 | Kim Bo-Ram | KOR | |
Match #4 | 01 Aug | Magnus Petersson | SWE | 111 – 108 | Jang Yong-Ho | KOR |
Date | 1 August 1996 |
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Format | Winner of each match advanced to the final round. |
Match | Date/Time | Competitor | NOC | Result | Competitor | NOC | |
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Match #1 | 01 Aug | Justin Huish | USA | 112 – 103 | Paul Vermeiren | BEL | |
Match #2 | 01 Aug | Magnus Petersson | SWE | 112 – 109 | Oh Gyo-Mun | KOR |
Date | 1 August 1996 |
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Match | Date/Time | Competitor | NOC | Result | Competitor | NOC | |
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Match 1/2 | 01 Aug | Justin Huish | USA | 112 – 107 | Magnus Petersson | SWE | |
Match 3/4 | 01 Aug | Oh Gyo-Mun | KOR | 115 – 110 | Paul Vermeiren | BEL |