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Team, Recurve, Women

Date12 – 20 August 2004
StatusOlympic
LocationPanathinaiko Stadio, Athina / Proponitirio Toksovolias, Akharnes
Participants45 from 15 countries
FormatTeams consisted of 3 archers. Ranking rounds scores based on scores carried over from individual ranking round. Matches consisted of 27 arrows, 9 by each archer. 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.
Olympic Record (Ranking Round, 216 arrows)1,994 WR / Kim Su-Nyeong • Kim Nam-Sun • Yun Mi-Jin KOR / 16 September 2000 / Details

Korea had won every Olympic gold medal in this event, triumphing in 1988-2000. They had also won the 2003 World Championships, reversing some surprising results when Italy won the 1999 Worlds and China won in 2001. As they had in 1992 and 1996 the Korean women set a world record in the ranking round, confirming their favorite status. Korea then had two easy victories before they faced the 2001 World Champion Chinese in the final round. With three arrows left the match was in the balance and Korea’s shooter Park Seong-Hyeon needed 27 points for the gold medal. After a 9 and an 8 on the first two shots, she needed a 10 for the victory and came through, to extend the Korean winning streak in this event to five. The bronze medal was won by Chinese Taipei, as three different Asian nations stood on the podium.

PosNumberCompetitorsNOC
1–Republic of KoreaKORGold
Lee Seong-Jin • Park Seong-Hyeon • Yun Mi-Jin
2–People's Republic of ChinaCHNSilver
He Ying • Lin Sang • Zhang Juanjuan
3–Chinese TaipeiTPEBronze
Chen Li-Ju • Wu Hui-Ju • Yuan Shu-Chi
4–FranceFRA
Alexandra Fouace • Bérengère Schuh • Aurore Trayan
5–GreeceGRE
Evangelia Psarra • Elpida Romantzi • Foteini Vavatsi
6–UkraineUKR
Tetiana Berezhna • Nataliya Burdeina • Kateryna Palekha
7–GermanyGER
Anja Hitzler • Wiebke Nulle • Cornelia Pfohl
8–IndiaIND
Dola Banerjee • Reena Kumari • Sumangala Sharma
9–Russian FederationRUS
Nataliya Bolotova • Yelena Dostay • Rita Galinovskaya
10–TurkeyTUR
Damla Günay • Zekiye Keskin Şatır • Natalia Nasaridze-Çakir
11–AustraliaAUS
Deonne Bridger • Jo-Ann Galbraith • Melissa Jennison
12–Great BritainGBR
Naomi Folkard • Helen Palmer • Alison Williamson
13–United StatesUSA
Stephanie White-Arnold • Janet Dykman • Jennifer Nichols
14–JapanJPN
Yukari Kawasaki • Sayoko Kawauchi • Sayami Matsushita
15–PolandPOL
Iwona Marcinkiewicz • Justyna Mospinek • Małgorzata Sobieraj

Ranking Round

Date12 August 2004 — 9:00
FormatRanking round for placement into single-elimination tournament.
PosNumberCompetitorsNOCPoints10sXs
1–Republic of KoreaKOR2,030––WR
2Lee Seong-Jin 675––WR
1Park Seong-Hyeon 682––WR
3Yun Mi-Jin 673––WR
2–People's Republic of ChinaCHN1,977––
4He Ying 667––
11Lin Sang 647––
5Zhang Juanjuan 663––
3–Chinese TaipeiTPE1,924––
45Chen Li-Ju 617––
10Wu Hui-Ju 649––
6Yuan Shu-Chi 658––
4–PolandPOL1,913––
28Iwona Marcinkiewicz 628––
7Justyna Mospinek 657––
27Małgorzata Sobieraj 628––
5–IndiaIND1,900––
13Dola Banerjee 642––
43Reena Kumari 620––
20Sumangala Sharma 638––
6–GermanyGER1,8904814
23Anja Hitzler 632––
40Wiebke Nulle 620––
18Cornelia Pfohl 638––
7–TurkeyTUR1,890478
42Damla Günay 620––
25Zekiye Keskin Şatır 631––
16Natalia Nasaridze-Çakir 639––
8–GreeceGRE1,885––
8Evangelia Psarra 652––
34Elpida Romantzi 624––
51Foteini Vavatsi 609––
9–United StatesUSA1,880––
36Stephanie White-Arnold 623––
44Janet Dykman 619––
19Jennifer Nichols 638––
10–UkraineUKR1,878––
14Tetiana Berezhna 640––
12Nataliya Burdeina 643––
59Kateryna Palekha 595––
11–Russian FederationRUS1,873––
33Nataliya Bolotova 625––
50Yelena Dostay 609––
15Rita Galinovskaya 639––
12–Great BritainGBR1,869––
17Naomi Folkard 638––
61Helen Palmer 594––
21Alison Williamson 637––
13–FranceFRA1,8474712
30Alexandra Fouace 627––
31Bérengère Schuh 626––
60Aurore Trayan 594––
14–JapanJPN1,847419
37Yukari Kawasaki 622––
53Sayoko Kawauchi 601––
35Sayami Matsushita 624––
15–AustraliaAUS1,844––
39Deonne Bridger 620––
57Jo-Ann Galbraith 596––
29Melissa Jennison 628––

Round One

Date20 August 2004 — 8:30
FormatWinner of each match advanced to the quarter-finals.
MatchDate/TimeCompetitorsNOCResultCompetitorsNOC
Match #120 Aug 8:30Republic of KoreaKORbye
Match #220 Aug 8:30GreeceGRE230 – 227United StatesUSA
Match #320 Aug 8:57IndiaIND230 – 228Great BritainGBR
Match #420 Aug 8:57FranceFRA226 – 224PolandPOL
Match #520 Aug 9:24Chinese TaipeiTPE240 – 226JapanJPN
Match #620 Aug 9:24GermanyGER238 – 234Russian FederationRUS
Match #720 Aug 9:51UkraineUKR244 – 234TurkeyTUR
Match #820 AugPeople's Republic of ChinaCHN248 – 233AustraliaAUS

Quarter-Finals

Date20 August 2004 — 10:30
FormatWinner of each match advanced to the semi-finals.
MatchDate/TimeCompetitorsNOCResultCompetitorsNOC
Match #120 Aug 10:30Republic of KoreaKOR244 – 232GreeceGRE
Match #220 Aug 10:30FranceFRA228 – 227IndiaIND
Match #320 Aug 10:57Chinese TaipeiTPE233 – 230GermanyGER
Match #420 Aug 10:57People's Republic of ChinaCHN241 – 230UkraineUKR

Semi-Finals

Date20 August 2004 — 15:45
FormatWinner of each match advanced to the final round.
MatchDate/TimeCompetitorsNOCResultCompetitorsNOC
Match #120 Aug 15:45Republic of KoreaKOR249 – 234FranceFRA
Match #220 Aug 16:13People's Republic of ChinaCHN230 – 226Chinese TaipeiTPE

Final Round

Date20 August 2004 — 16:44
MatchDate/TimeCompetitorsNOCResultCompetitorsNOC
Match 1/220 Aug 16:44Republic of KoreaKOR241 – 240People's Republic of ChinaCHN
Match 3/420 Aug 17:14Chinese TaipeiTPE242 – 228FranceFRA