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Team, Recurve, Men

Date	16 – 22 September 2000
Status	Olympic
Location	Sydney International Archery Park, Olympic Park, Sydney, New South Wales
Participants	42 from 14 countries
Format	Teams consisted of three archers. Ranking rounds scores based on scores carried over from individual ranking round. 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. Team event shot entirely at 70 metres. Matches consisted of 27 arrows, 9 per archer.
Olympic Record (Ranking Round, 216 arrows)	2,031 WR / Jang Yong-Ho • Kim Bo-Ram • Oh Gyo-Mun KOR / 28 July 1996 / Details

The two top teams in the world were Korea, which had won the World Championship in 1995 and 1997, and Italy, the 1999 World Champions. There were no surprises in Sydney as both teams moved to the final, where Korea won the gold medal easily, 255-247. The defending champion American team won the bronze medal over Russia, in a match which was tied, the Americans winning in a shoot-out.

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC
1	–	Republic of Korea	KOR	Gold
		Jang Yong-Ho • Oh Gyo-Mun • Kim Cheong-Tae
2	–	Italy	ITA	Silver
		Matteo Bisiani • Michele Frangilli • Ilario Di Buò
3	–	United States	USA	Bronze
		Rod White • Vic Wunderle • Butch Johnson
4	–	Russian Federation	RUS
		Balzhinima Tsyrempilov • Bair Badyonov • Yury Leontyev
5	–	Turkey	TUR
		Serdar Şatir • Özdemir Akbal • Hasan Orbay
6	–	Sweden	SWE
		Magnus Petersson • Niklas Eriksson • Mattias Eriksson
7	–	Kazakhstan	KAZ
		Stanislav Zabrodsky • Aleksandr Li • Vadim Shikarev
8	–	Ukraine	UKR
		Ihor Parkhomenko • Serhiy Antonov • Viktor Kurchenko
9	–	Netherlands	NED
		Wietse van Alten • Henk Vogels • Fred van Zutphen
10	–	Norway	NOR
		Lars Erik Humlekjær • Martinus Grov • Bård Nesteng
11	–	France	FRA
		Lionel Torrés • Jocelyn de Grandis • Sébastien Flûte
12	–	Australia	AUS
		Simon Fairweather • Matt Gray • Scott Hunter-Russell
13	–	People's Republic of China	CHN
		Fu Shengjun • Yang Bo • Tang Hua
14	–	Japan	JPN
		Yuji Hamano • Takayoshi Matsushita • Masafumi Makiyama

Ranking Round

Date	16 September 2000 — 14:00
Format	Ranking round for placement into single-elimination tournament.

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC	Points
1	–	Republic of Korea	KOR	1,980
	96	Jang Yong-Ho		665
	98	Oh Gyo-Mun		660
	97	Kim Cheong-Tae		655
2	–	United States	USA	1,921
	126	Rod White		651
	127	Vic Wunderle		643
	125	Butch Johnson		627
3	–	Kazakhstan	KAZ	1,916
	94	Stanislav Zabrodsky		649
	92	Aleksandr Li		635
	93	Vadim Shikarev		632
4	–	Turkey	TUR	1,899
	121	Serdar Şatir		637
	119	Özdemir Akbal		636
	120	Hasan Orbay		626
5	–	Netherlands	NED	1,899
	102	Wietse van Alten		638
	103	Henk Vogels		634
	101	Fred van Zutphen		627
6	–	Italy	ITA	1,895
	88	Matteo Bisiani		634
	87	Michele Frangilli		634
	86	Ilario Di Buò		627
7	–	Sweden	SWE	1,891
	118	Magnus Petersson		646
	116	Niklas Eriksson		629
	117	Mattias Eriksson		616
8	–	People's Republic of China	CHN	1,886
	72	Fu Shengjun		635
	74	Yang Bo		632
	73	Tang Hua		619
9	–	Ukraine	UKR	1,878
	124	Ihor Parkhomenko		632
	122	Serhiy Antonov		631
	123	Viktor Kurchenko		615
10	–	Australia	AUS	1,876
	65	Simon Fairweather		642
	66	Matt Gray		631
	67	Scott Hunter-Russell		603
11	–	France	FRA	1,874
	83	Lionel Torrés		639
	81	Jocelyn de Grandis		632
	82	Sébastien Flûte		603
12	–	Russian Federation	RUS	1,870
	114	Balzhinima Tsyrempilov		635
	112	Bair Badyonov		618
	113	Yury Leontyev		617
13	–	Japan	JPN	1,841
	89	Yuji Hamano		623
	91	Takayoshi Matsushita		614
	90	Masafumi Makiyama		604
14	–	Norway	NOR	1,839
	105	Lars Erik Humlekjær		613
	104	Martinus Grov		613
	106	Bård Nesteng		613

Round One

Date	22 September 2000 — 9:00
Format	Winner of each match advanced to the quarter-finals.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	22 Sep	Republic of Korea	KOR				bye
Match #2	22 Sep	Ukraine	UKR	244 – 235	People's Republic of China	CHN
Match #3	22 Sep	Russian Federation	RUS	248 – 241	Netherlands	NED
Match #4	22 Sep	Turkey	TUR	253 – 231	Japan	JPN
Match #5	22 Sep	Kazakhstan	KAZ	246 – 241	Norway	NOR
Match #6	22 Sep	Italy	ITA	250 – 239	France	FRA
Match #7	22 Sep	Sweden	SWE	241 – 238	Australia	AUS
Match #8	22 Sep	United States	USA				bye

Quarter-Finals

Date	22 September 2000 — 10:50
Format	Winner of each match advanced to the semi-finals.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	22 Sep	Republic of Korea	KOR	258 – 236	Ukraine	UKR
Match #2	22 Sep	Russian Federation	RUS	247 – 245	Turkey	TUR
Match #3	22 Sep	Italy	ITA	249 – 244	Kazakhstan	KAZ
Match #4	22 Sep	United States	USA	255 – 244	Sweden	SWE

Semi-Finals

Date	22 September 2000 — 14:00
Format	Winner of each match advanced to the final round.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	22 Sep	Republic of Korea	KOR	240 – 229	Russian Federation	RUS
Match #2	22 Sep	Italy	ITA	244 – 241	United States	USA

Final Round

Date	22 September 2000 — 14:56

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match 1/2	22 Sep	Republic of Korea	KOR	255 – 247	Italy	ITA
Match 3/4	22 Sep	United States	USA	239 – 239	Russian Federation	RUS