archery - Le Tir à l`Arc

CELEBRATING THE GAMES / 1 AUGUST
Almost unknown among international
archers, Justin Huish from the US is an
Olympian who emerges from the shadows to
strike gold. In a streak of consistently superior
performances, the ponytailed, reversed baseballcapped archer from California gives his competitors a lesson as he advances through the
quarterfinals to the semifinals and ultimately
wins the gold medal.
In the men's quarterfinals, tied at 112 with
Italy's Michele Frangilli, Huish responds to the
challenge by hitting consecutive center bull'seyes to press past Frangilli into the semifinals.
The young archer then defeats Paul Vermeiren
of Belgium by nine points in the semifinal and
edges Magnus Petersson of Sweden by five
points in the final to capture the gold in one
of the most surprising finishes of the Games.
Justin Huish of the US takes
aim in the men's individual
archery quarterfinals.
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ARCHERY
Venue Used:
Stone Mountain Park
Archery Center
Days of Competition: 6
Medals Awarded: 12
Gold 4
Silver 4
Bronze 4
Number of Nations: 40
Olympic Records: 15
World Records: 4
Number of Officials: 37
Officiating Federation:
International Archery.
Federation (FITA)
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GAINST THE BACKDROP of beautiful
Stone Mountain Park, a total of 128 athletes (64 men and 64 women) from 40 nations
participated in the archery competition of the
Centennial Olympic Games. The tournament
was divided into four events: men's and
women's individual and team competitions.
VENUE
The archery center rested inside Stone Mountain Park, a magnificent 3,200 acre (1,295 ha)
facility with a 383 acre (155 ha) lake, and was
located 16.5 mi (26.6 km) from the Atlanta
Olympic Village. Nestled among the trees in a
green, pastoral valley, this striking venue sat
on the south side of the park's gigantic Stone
Mountain, making it one of the more picturesque settings of the Centennial Olympic
Games.
Stone Mountain, the world's largest exposed
granite monolith, towered in front of the competitors as they shot their arrows toward the
targets in a four-lane, eight-target competition
range. The newly sodded range was surrounded
by three sets of elevated temporary bleachers.
Placed in a U-shaped pattern, the bleachers
were set back approximately 50 ft (15 m) from
the field of play and allowed spectators excellent lines of sight. The close proximity of the
bleachers to the field of play also created a
sense of intimacy between the athletes and
fans. The venue was designed to hold approximately 4,600 spectators.
While spectators watched the archers compete or simply enjoyed the breathtaking view,
they could see the large competition scoreboard located just off the northwest side of the
field of play. Smaller scoreboards placed under
each target displayed the archer's name, country, and point total.
Although the venue fully met all standards
for Olympic competition, additional enhancements were made to heighten spectator interest.
Announcers provided commentary in English and French during all phases of the competition, and music, along with scoreboard
graphics and messages, was utilized to inform
as well as entertain. For a unique television perspective, a diminutive "target cam" was placed
inside the center bull's-eye to capture the image
of an arrow accelerating toward a target. As a
result of these various enhancements, spectators
were more involved than in any previous
Olympic archery competition.
From its inception, the archery center,
along with the track cycling venue located just
south of it, was to be returned to Stone Mountain Park in its original state as a natural
wooded area. In order to avoid permanently
disturbing this beautiful landscape, the competition site was built as a temporary facility. At
the conclusion of the Games, the entire venue
was dismantled and the site restored to its natural setting.
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COMPETITION
All competition arrangements were determined
by ACOG and the International Archery Federation (FITA). For the fourth straight Olympic
Games, the competition format was modified
to make archery more appealing to the spectators in attendance, as well as to the broadcast
audience around the world. In an Olympic
first, countries could qualify up to three archers
for individual competition. In addition, the
cumulative scoring round, in which archers
shot at targets from four different distances,
was eliminated, and a single-elimination match
format was introduced.
Under the Games' modified competition
format, archers shot from a single distance of
230 ft (70 m) at a 4 ft (1.22 m) target face
divided into 10 scoring rings. Rings were
top: Olympic archers train at
the Stone Mountain Park
Archery Center on 28 July.
bottom: France's Lionel
Torres releases an
arrow during the
men's quarterfinals.
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worth fewer points the farther they were from
the center. The outer ring was worth 1 point;
the inner ring, called a "gold," was worth
10 points.
The archers began the competition with the
ranking round, which was shot on the 22-lane
practice field. In this opening round, each athlete shot 72 arrows to determine his or her
ranking in the tournament. The athlete with
the highest total score in the ranking round
was seeded no. 1, while the lowest-scoring
athlete was ranked no. 64.
Italy's Michele Frangilli
sets an Olympic record in
the men's individual
quarterfinals.
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Based on their total scores earned in the
ranking round, athletes were placed in brackets
and began the individual, single-elimination
tournament. For this Olympic round phase,
the athletes carried their bows and quivers into
the main arena, where the competition took
place. The first three elimination rounds (1/32,
1/16, 1/8) consisted of one-on-one 18-arrow
matches (each archer shooting 18 arrows). In
the quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals, all
matches were one-on-one 12-arrow matches.
Individual. As the men's individual competition began, fate seemed to be pushing Italy's
Michele Frangilli firmly toward the top step of
the medal stand. After opening with an
Olympic-record ranking round (684), Frangilli
set another Olympic mark in the 1/8 round.
The Italian bowman shot an 18-arrow match
score of 170 in a driving rainstorm to advance
to the quarterfinals. But when facing the tournament's no. 9 ranked competitor, the US's
Justin Huish, Frangilli found fate unkind. In a
dramatic tiebreaker, Huish calmly shot two
win-or-lose arrows, and both were perfect center gold bull's-eyes. As a result, the 21 year old
from the US advanced to the semifinals.
Gaining momentum from his upset effort,
Huish defeated Belgium's Paul Vermeiren in
the semifinals and earned a gold-medal date
with Sweden's Magnus Petersson. Huish excelled in the limelight of the finals. Sporting a
ponytail and donning his baseball cap backward, Huish continually energized the capacity
crowd of more than 5,000 and rode their enthusiasm to a 112-107 gold-medal victory over
Petersson. "I'm stoked," Huish said. "Every
time they [the crowd] cheered for me, they
gave me the score I needed." Despite the fact
that much of the boisterous crowd was cheering for Huish in the gold-medal match, Petersson, who took home the silver medal, said of
the moment, "I think it was just as much fun
for me."
On the strength of an Olympic-record-setting performance, Korea's Kyo-Moon Oh, the
world's no. 2 ranked men's archer, earned the
individual bronze medal by defeating Vermeiren 115-110. In the process, Oh also established the men's individual 36-arrow finals
combined world record with a three-round
score of 338.
In the women's individual competition, Lina
Herasymenko of Ukraine posted an Olympic-
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record score of 673 (out of a possible 720) in
the ranking round to earn the tournament's
top seed. But Herasymenko's tournament
ended suddenly after a second-round (1/16
round) defeat at the hands and bow of the
People's Republic of China's Xiaozhu Wang.
Another major tournament upset came a
round later (1/8 round) when Germany's Barbara Mensing defeated the Republic of Moldova's Natalia Valeeva, the bronze medalist in
Barcelona. Valeeva, who entered the tournament as the world's no. 1 ranked female archer
before finishing the ranking round as the no. 7
seed, lost the 163-158 match to no. 42 ranked
Mensing. Mensing's victory celebration, however, was short-lived. One round later in the
quarterfinals, Mensing completely missed the
target with her first arrow and subsequently
lost to 19-year-old Ying He of the People's Re-
public of China. Things continued to progress
nicely for He, as she advanced to the women's
individual gold-medal match.
After five grueling rounds of competition,
the Olympic finals belonged to a 25-year-old
Olympic rookie. Competing in her first
Olympic Games, Kyung-Wook Kim of Korea
top: The Republic of
Moldova's Natalia Valeeva
takes aim in the women's
individual preliminary round.
bottom left: Korea's
Kyo-Moon Oh shoots to win
the men's individual bronze.
bottom right: Colorful
banners and pictogram
representations adorned
the entrance to the
Stone Mountain Park
Archery Center.
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defeated silver medalist He 113-107 to capture
the gold medal. In the 12-arrow championship
match, Kim shot six center gold bull's-eyes,
twice with such precision that she damaged the
target cam resting inside the center ring of the
target. Kim also established a women's individual 36-arrow finals combined world record with
a three-round score of 330. Ukraine's Olena
Sadovnycha captured the bronze medal by defeating Turkey's Elif Altinkaynak, the world's
no. 2 ranked female archer entering the tournament, 109-102.
left: The US men's archery
team of Justin Huish, Rod
White, and Richard Johnson
works together to capture
the gold medal.
right: Kyung-Wook Kim of
Korea celebrates on the
medal stand after winning
the women's individual gold.
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Team. The ranking round was also used to
determine the eligibility and pairings for the
team competition. Teams consisted of three
archers, whose scores from the individual ranking round were totaled to determine their
team's score in the ranking round. The men's
and women's teams with the top 16 scores advanced to compete in the head-to-head, singleelimination team competition. All team competition consisted of 27-arrow matches in
which each team member shot nine arrows.
Thanks to a world-record total in the ranking round (2,031), Korea earned the men's
tournament's top ranking and with it, a firstround bye. The ranking seemed appropriate, as
Korea marched into the gold-medal matchup
by defeating Slovenia in the quarterfinals and
Australia in the semifinals. The semifinal victory was particularly impressive because Australia's bowmen entered the semifinals fresh
off a quarterfinal victory over Sweden, where
they had set both world and Olympic records
by posting a score of 253 (out of 270).
In the other half of the bracket, the United
States squad surprised the tournament's no. 2
ranked team, Italy, to earn a spot in the finals.
With the tense final match pitting the no. 1
and no. 3 ranked squads against each other, the
resulting tiebreaker was hardly a surprise, but
the victor may have been. After the judges'
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CONCLUSION
When the final arrow had punctured the target
and the last medal had been awarded, the
archers of the Centennial Olympic Games had
established 15 Olympic records and 4 world
records. The stellar performances were also
well received by the fans, as all competition
sessions (28 July–2 August) were sold out,
pushing the total attendance figure for the six
days of competition to approximately 42,000.
official scoring of the arrows, the US (Justin
Huish, Richard Johnson, and Rod White) captured the team gold 251-249 over silver medalist Korea (Yong-Ho Jang, Bo-Ram Kim, and KyoMoon Oh). In the bronze-medal match, Italy
(Matteo Bisiani, Michele Frangilli, and Andrea
Parenti) clipped Australia 248-244.
In the women's team competition, Korea
(Kyung-Wook Kim, Jo-Sun Kim, and HyeYoung Yoon) not only dominated the opening
rounds of competition, but also walked away
with the gold medal. After starting the competition with a world record in the ranking
round (1,984), Korea nabbed another Olympic
record in the quarterfinals by scoring 249 (out
of a possible 270) against Sweden. Catapulted
by its record-setting performances and top
ranking, Korea eased into the gold-medal
round. In the final, Korea defeated silver
medalist Germany (Barbara Mensing, Cornelia
Pfohl, and Sandra Wagner) 245-235 to take
home the gold. With its winning score in the
championship match, Korea also established
the 54-arrow finals combined world record
with a two-round score of 490. Despite a
no. 12 ranking following the ranking round,
Poland (Iwona Dzieciol, Katarzyna Klata, and
Joanna Nowicka) captured the women's team
bronze medal by edging Turkey 244-239.
left: Barbara Mensing takes
aim in the German team's
quarterfinal win over the
Italian team.
right: Jo-Sun Kim helps the
Korean team target an
Olympic-record score
in its quarterfinal
win over Sweden.
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X X V I OLYMPIAD — ATLANTA 1 9 9 6 / THE C O M P E T I T I O N RESULTS
ARCHERY
TIR À L'ARC
Abbreviations and terms used in Archery
results tables
Abréviations et termes employés dans les
tableaux de résultats de tir à I'arc
Term
English
Français
1/32 R o u n d
1/16 R o u n d
1/8 Elimination
1/8 Round
1st Half
1/32 Round
1/16 Round
1/8 Elimination
1/8 R o u n d
First Half
1/32 Tour
1/16 Tour
1/8 Elimination
1/8 Tour
Première
moitié
Deuxième
moitié
Neuf
Dix
Médaille
de bronze
M é d a i l l e de
bronze
Exemption
Continué
Pays
Classement
final
Première
moitié
M é d a i l l e d'or
M é d a i l l e d'or
Impacts
Total individuel
Tour pour les
médailles
Nom
Record
olympique
Qualifié
Quarts de finale
Tour de
classement
Classement
Résultat
Deuxième
moitié
Demi-finales
Médaille
d'argent
Médaille
d'argent
Total
Record du
monde
2 n d Half
S e c o n d Half
9's
10's
Bronze
Nines
Tens
Bronze M e d a l
Bronze M e d a l
Bronze M e d a l
BYE
Continued
Ctry
Final
Classification
First Half
Bye
Continued
Country
Final
Classification
First Half
Gold
Gold Medal
Hits
Indvl Total
M e d a l Round
Gold Medal
Gold Medal
Hits
Individual Total
Medal Round
Name
O
Q
Quarterfinals
Ranking
Round
Rnk
Score
S e c o n d Half
Name
Olympic
Record
Qualified
Quarterfinals
Ranking
Round
Rank
Score
S e c o n d Half
Semifinals
Silver
Semifinals
Silver M e d a l
Silver M e d a l
Silver M e d a l
Total
W
Total
W o r l d Record
International Archery Federation (FITA)
Fédération Internationale de Tir à I'Arc
Avenue de Cour 135
CH-1007 Lausanne
Switzerland
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Individual, Men / Epreuve individuelle, Messieurs
RANKING ROUND - continued
RANKING ROUND
Rnk Name
Ctry
1st half
2nd half
Score
Hits
10's
9's
1
FRANGILLI, Michele
ITA
344/1
340/3
684 O
72
39
30
Q
33
LINDSAY, A n d r e w
NZL
323/36
327/37
650
72
24
32
2
JANG,Yong-Ho
KOR
343/2
339/6
682
72
38
30
Q
34
HANLON, Keith
IRL
325/30
325/43
650
72
22
36
Q
3
OH, Kyo-Moon
KOR
339/3
342/1
681
72
37
31
Q
35
POMBO, Nuno
POR
322/40
328/34
650
72
20
35
Q
Ctry
1st half
2nd half
Score
Hits
10's
9's
Rnk Name
Q
4
CHIKAREV,Vadim
KAZ
338/6
339/5
677
72
34
33
Q
36
KIVILO, Raul
EST
315/55
334/12
649
72
25
27
Q
5
LIPPONEN, Jari
FIN
338/5
338/7
676
72
34
33
Q
37
YATSENKO, Aleksandr
UKR
320/43
329/33
649
72
23
33
Q
6
TSIREMPILOV, Baljinima
RUS
336/8
339/4
675
72
36
28
Q
38
POIKOLAINEN,Tomi
FIN
322/38
326/39
648
72
22
34
Q
7
PETERSSON, Magnus
SWE
331/19
341/2
672
72
31
35
Q
39
PARENTI, Andrea
ITA
323/35
324/44
647
72
27
24
Q
8
FEAR, Jackson
AUS
334/12
337/8
671
72
28
39
Q
40
BJERENDAL, Goran
SWE
324/34
322/48
646
72
25
25
Q
9
HUISH, Justin
USA
336/10
334/14
670
72
29
37
Q
41
CHO, Sheng-Ling
TPE
325/31
321/49
646
72
23
32
Q
10
BISIANI, Matteo
ITA
338/4
331/22
669
72
34
25
Q
42
WU,Tsung-Yi
TPE
315/54
330/27
645
72
22
31
Q
11
KIM, Bo-Ram
KOR
332/15
336/9
668
72
28
36
Q
43
RUSNOV, Rob
CAN
322/39
323/45
645
72
21
35
Q
12
WHITE, Rod
USA
336/9
330/31
666
72
28
34
Q
44
RAM, Limba
IND
319/45
325/40
644
72
25
28
Q
13
YAMAMOTO, Hiroshi
JPN
337/7
328/36
665
72
24
41
Q
45
TORRES, Lionel
FRA
319/44
325/42
644
72
23
28
Q
14
TANG, Hua
CHN
332/14
332/18
664
72
31
28
Q
46
FLUTE, Sebastien
FRA
321/42
323/47
644
72
19
36
Q
15
JOHNSON, Richard
USA
330/20
334/13
664
72
30
30
Q
47
SHEN, Jun
CHN
317/50
327/38
644
72
18
33
Q
16
ZABRODSKY, Stanislav
UKR
331/16
333/15
664
72
29
34
Q
48
TUOVILA,Tommi
FIN
316/51
328/35
644
72
17
35
Q
17
HALLARD, Steven
GBR
334/11
330/28
664
72
28
34
Q
49
JUBZHANG, Jubzhang
BHU
318/49
325/41
643
72
24
27
Q
18
GRAY, Matthew
AUS
331/17
332/19
663
72
30
27
Q
50
KRUMPESTAR, Matevz
SLO
325/29
318/56
643
72
21
28
Q
19
GROV, Martinus
NOR
333/13
330/29
663
72
27
34
Q
51
PODLAZOV, Andrey
RUS
319/47
321/52
640
72
18
36
Q
20
FAIRWEATHER, Simon
AUS
331/18
329/32
660
72
28
31
Q
52
GONZALEZ, Adolfo
MEX
315/52
321/51
636
72
19
32
Q
21
VERMEIREN, Paul
BEL
329/21
330/24
659
72
30
27
Q
53
BADENOV, Bair
RUS
319/48
316/57
635
71
15
41
Q
22
LARSSON, Mikael
SWE
328/23
331/23
659
72
29
31
Q
54
ROBITAILLE, Jeannot
CAN
315/53
319/55
634
72
17
34
Q
23
YEVETSKY,Valeriy
UKR
326/25
333/16
659
72
27
33
Q
55
DORJE, Skalzang
IND
326/27
308/59
634
72
16
35
Q
24
HARDINGES, Gary
GBR
328/24
330/25
658
72
27
33
Q
56
MARTYNOV, Sergei
KAZ
312/58
320/54
632
72
15
33
Q
25
MATSUSHITA,Takayoshi
JPN
325/32
332/17
657
72
27
31
Q
57
HSIEH, Sheng-Feng
TPE
309/60
321/50
630
72
20
27
Q
26
LETULLE, Damien
FRA
326/26
331/21
657
72
27
31
Q
58
LUO, Hengyu
CHN
312/57
315/58
627
72
17
32
Q
27
SALLY, Kevin
CAN
325/33
332/20
657
72
24
33
Q
59
SHIN,Vitaliy
KAZ
306/62
320/53
626
72
20
24
Q
28
MEDVED, Samo
SLO
326/28
330/30
656
72
23
35
Q
60
VAZQUEZ, Antonio
ESP
322/41
299/62
621
72
15
30
Q
29
ANCHONDO, Jose
MEX
319/46
334/11
653
72
26
30
Q
61
KUCUKKAYALAR, Okyay
TUR
310/59
308/61
618
71
13
30
Q
30
SZYMCZAK, Pawel
POL
323/37
330/26
653
72
23
32
Q
62
MLIAKOV, Stefan
BUL
309/61
308/60
617
72
12
28
Q
31
KOPRIVNIKAR, Peter
SLO
329/22
323/46
652
72
24
32
Q
63
TURA, Paolo
SMR
295/63
297/63
592
72
16
20
Q
32
CHHANGTE, Lalremsanga
IND
315/56
335/10
650
72
25
29
Q
64
REBELO, Dominic
KEN
264/64
254/64
518
70
11
11
Q
60
Archery / Tir à l'arc
• YVETTE M NEMETH • FRANK L NEMIROFF • CAROL B NEMO • NOEL D NEQUIN MD • KRISTIAN A NERGAARD • JOHN NERGARD • HEATHER L NERHOOD • TIMOTHY A NERHOOD • RICHARD
J NERONE • DALE L NESBIT • JONATHAN A NESBIT • RYAN A NESBIT • BARBARA H NESBITT• DONALD R NESBITT • JAMES T NESBITT • RINELL M NESBITT • DEBRA W NESFIELD • EMILY
W NESMITH • JO A NESMITH • JODY NESMITH • JILL D NESSET • DENNI CLARE NESSLER • DMYTRO J. NESTERENKO • MAUREEN T NESTOR • ROBERT P NESTOR • GRACE J NETLAND •
1/32 ROUND
Rnk
1/16 ROUND
Name
1/8 ROUND
64 REBELO, D o m i n i c
SEMIFINALS
MEDAL ROUND
KEN
1 FRANGILLI, Michele
ITA
33 LINDSAY, A n d r e w
48 T U O V I L A , T o m m i
142-166
FRANGILLI, M.
GBR
49 J U B Z H A N G , J u b z h a n g
BHU
16 ZABRODSKY, Stanislav
UKR
57 HSIEH, Sheng-Feng
TPE
8 FEAR, Jackson
AUS
40 BJERENDAL, Goran
FRANGILLI, M.
156-160
170 (O)-160
TUOVILA,T.
151-150
ZABRODSKY, S.
142-163
ZABRODSKY, S.
HUISH,J.
156;T8-156;T9
112;T9-112;T10
HSIEH, S.-F.
164-162
HSIEH, S.-F.
SWE
25 MATSUSHITA,Takayoshi
JPN
41 CHO, Sheng-Ling
TPE
24 HARDINGES, Gary
GBR
56 MARTYNOV, Sergei
157-156
MATSUSHITA, T.
162-163
HUISH, J.
HARDINGES, G.
162-169
158;T9-158;T10
HUISH,J.
KAZ
9 HUISH, Justin
USA
60 VAZQUEZ, A n t o n i o
155-166
HUISH, J.
HUISH,J.
157-165
112-103
ESP
5 LIPPONEN, Jari
FIN
37 YATSENKO, Aleksandr
LIPPONEN,J.
143-168
MEDVED, S.
MEDVED, S.
161;T8-161;T9
UKR
28 MEDVED, S a m o
SLO
44 R A M , Limba
IND
21 VERMEIREN, Paul
BEL
53 BADENOV, Bair
RUS
12 WHITE, Rod
USA
61 KUCUKKAYALAR, Okyay
TUR
4 CHIKAREV, Vadim
KAZ
36 KIVILO, Raul
EST
29 A N C H O N D O , Jose
MEX
45 TORRES, Lionel
FRA
20 FAIRWEATHER, S i m o n
AUS
52 GONZALEZ, A d o l f o
MEX
13 Y A M A M O T O , Hiroshi
JPN
62 MLIAKOV, Stefan
BUL
3 OH, K y o - M o o n
KOR
35 POMBO, N u n o
POR
30 SZYMCZAK, Pawel
POL
46 FLUTE, Sebastien
FRA
19 GROV, Martinus
NOR
51 PODLAZOV,Andrey
RUS
14 T A N G , Hua
CHN
59 SHIN, Vitaliy
KAZ
Baljinima
RUS
38 POIKOLAINEN,Tomi
FIN
27 SALLY, Kevin
CAN
43 RUSNOV, Rob
CAN
22 LARSSON, Mikael
SWE
54 ROBITAILLE, J e a n n o t
CAN
11 K I M , Bo-Ram
KOR
58 LUO, Hengyu
CHN
7 PETERSSON, M a g n u s
39 PARENTI, Andrea
164-158
CHHANGTE, L.
FIN
17 HALLARD, Steven
6 TSIREMPILOV,
FRANGILLI, M.
NZL
32 CHHANGTE, Lalremsanga IND
SWE
VERMEIREN, P.
150-161
159-161
VERMEIREN, P.
140-165
VERMEIREN, P.
159-158
WHITE, R.
152-161
VERMEIREN, P.
CHIKAREV,V.
111-106
144-166
ANCHONDO, J.
154-156
A N C H O N D O , J.
157-158
TORRES, L.
TORRES, L.
FRA
42 W U , T s u n g - Y i
TPE
23 YEVETSKY,Valeriy
UKR
55 DORJE, Skalzang
IND
10 BISIANI,
ITA
Matteo
63 T U R A , Paolo
GOLD MEDAL
158-159
165-154
TORRES, L.
164-163
Y A M A M O T O , H.
HUISH,J.
154-155
156-162
OH, K.-M.
169-154
SZYMCZAK, P.
OH, K.-M.
148-152
167 (O*)-159
GROV, M.
158-161
GROV, M.
161-159
T A N G , H.
OH, K.-M.
154-157
114-113
TSIREMPILOV, B.
163-164
POIKOLAINEN,T.
163-164
POIKOLAINEN,T.
158-155
KIM, B.-R.
LARSSON, M.
160-162
159-167
KIM, B.-R.
160-166
K I M , B.-R.
PETERSSON, M.
160-168
109-112
PETERSSON, M.
161-167
PETERSSON, M.
PARENTI, A.
167-165
SILVER MEDAL
161-150
PETERSSON, M.
167-163
YEVETSKY,V.
PETERSSON, M.
156-159
KOR
34 H A N L O N , Keith
IRL
31 KOPRIVNIKAR, Peter
SLO
47 S H E N , J u n
CHN
18 GRAY, M a t t h e w
AUS
50 KRUMPESTAR, Matevz
SLO
15 J O H N S O N , Richard
USA
SWE
BISIANI, M.
152-163
BISIANI, M.
156-167
SMR
2 JANG,Yong-Ho
USA
112-107
OH, K.-M.
ITA
26 LETULLE, Damien
PETERSSON, M.
JANG,Y.-H.
111-108
141-164
BRONZE MEDAL
JANG,Y-H.
165-159
HANLON, K.
OH, K.-M.
155-151
JANG,Y.-H.
OH, K.-M.
162-160
GRAY, M.
VERMEIREN, P.
158-162
KOR
115(O/W**)-110
J O H N S O N , R.
157-164
J O H N S O N , R.
140-158
FINAL CLASSIFICATION
FINAL CLASSIFICATION - continued
*Olympic Record for 1/16,1/8 Combined, Men (Score: 336).
Record olympique pour 1/16, 1/8 combinés, Messieurs (Score : 336).
Name
Ctry
5
KIM, Bo-Ram
KOR
Record du monde pour finale combinée de 36
Silver
6
FRANGILLI, Michele
ITA
flèches. Messieurs (Score : 338).
Bronze
7
JANG,Yong-Ho
KOR
8
TORRES, Lionel
FRA
Name
Ctry
1
HUISH, Justin
USA
Gold
2
PETERSSON, Magnus
SWE
3
OH, Kyo-Moon
KOR
4
VERMEIREN, Paul
BEL
Rnk
QUARTERFINALS
Ctry
Rnk
**World Record for 36 Arrow Finals Combined, Men (Score: 338).
Archery / Tir à l'arc
SAMANTHA C NETS • FRANCES E NETTLES • GEORGE G NETTLES • JOE L NETTLES • JOAN E NETZEL• NOAMI L NEU • ERIC M NEUBURGER • JAMES C NEUGENT • AMANDA NEUHOFF
• TONYA K NEUKAM • MARGARET E NEUMAN • THOMAS W NEUMANN • RONDA NEUNER • FREDERICK C NEUSCHWANTER • JILL A NEUSTADT • DYLAN NEUWIRTH • VIRGINIA NEVAREZ
• EUGENIA A NEVELS • GREGORY G NEVERSON JR • ELIZABETH F NEVIL • ROBERT M NEVIL • BRIAN J NEVILLE • DAVID L NEVILLE • RACHEL L NEVILLE • SARA J NEVIN • KAY W NEW
61
Archery / Tir à I'arc
Individual, Women / Epreuve individuelle, Dames
RANKING ROUND - continued
RANKING ROUND
Hits
10's
9's
Ctry
1st half
2nd half
Score
Hits
10's
9's
1
HERASYMENKO, Lina
UKR
332/2
341/1
673 O
72
31
35
Q
33
FANTATO, Paola
ITA
306/50
329/14
635
72
21
25
Q
2
HE,Ying
CHN
333/1
336/3
669
72
30
33
Q
34
LEONOVA, Irina
KAZ
321/23
314/44
635
72
18
33
Q
3
NASARIDZE, Natalia
TUR
331/3
336/2
667
72
28
37
Q
35
YAKUSHEVA, Olga
BLR
318/31
317/38
635
72
15
35
Q
4
KIM, Jo-Sun
KOR
328/9
335/4
663
72
33
24
Q
36
di BLASI, Giuseppina
ITA
319/26
315/43
634
72
19
29
Q
5
SADOVNYCHA, Olena
UKR
329/7
334/5
663
72
30
27
Q
37
KVRIVISHVILI, Khatuna
GEO
319/25
315/42
634
72
19
29
Q
6
ALTINKAYNAK, Elif
TUR
329/6
334/6
663
72
28
31
Q
38
EKSI, Elif
TUR
309/46
324/21
633
72
20
25
Q
7
VALEEVA, Natalia
MDA
329/8
333/7
662
72
27
34
Q
39
KOVACS, Judit
HUN
323/17
310/48
633
72
18
30
Q
8
KIM, Kyung-Wook
KOR
329/5
332/8
661
72
28
29
Q
40
BONAL, Severine
FRA
315/37
317/35
632
72
22
22
Q
9
YOON, Hye-Young
KOR
330/4
330/12
660
72
24
38
Q
41
LIN,Ya-Hua
TPE
314/40
318/33
632
72
19
27
Q
Rnk Name
Ctry
1st half
2nd half
Score
Rnk Name
10
MOZHAR, Anna
KAZ
326/11
327/16
653
72
28
27
Q
42
MENSING, Barbara
GER
313/42
319/32
632
72
15
34
Q
11
ARZHANNIKOVA, Ljudmila
NED
328/10
324/20
652
72
26
26
Q
43
OUCHI,Ai
JPN
315/38
316/41
631
72
17
29
Q
12
NOWICKA, Joanna
POL
324/14
327/15
651
72
27
27
Q
44
YANG, Chun-Chi
TPE
313/41
317/37
630
72
18
29
Q
13
MURZAYEVA, Makhlukhanum
RUS
318/30
332/9
650
72
23
33
Q
45
OTGON, Jargal
MGL
312/43
318/34
630
72
15
35
Q
14
ALDEGANI, Giovanna
ITA
326/12
324/22
650
72
19
38
Q
46
TOUNIIANTSE,Yana
KAZ
305/52
316/39
621
72
21
23
Q
15
WILLIAMSON, Alison
GBR
322/19
326/17
648
72
25
27
Q
47
PFOHL, Cornelia
GER
319/27
302/56
621
72
20
28
Q
16
YANG, Jianping
CHN
317/35
331/10
648
72
22
33
Q
48
BACKMAN, Christa
SWE
309/47
308/51
617
72
11
33
Q
17
DYKMAN, Janet
USA
316/36
330/13
646
72
18
37
Q
49
MATTHEWS, Myfanwy
AUS
303/54
313/46
616
72
11
27
Q
18
ZABUGINA, Olga
BLR
321/24
324/19
645
72
24
27
Q
50
BRIDGER, Deonne
AUS
309/45
306/53
615
72
11
28
Q
19
LIN,Yi-Yin
TPE
322/20
322/24
644
72
24
29
Q
51
DAHLIANA, Danahuri
INA
310/44
305/54
615
72
11
27
Q
20
GALINOVSKAYA, Rita
RUS
323/16
321/26
644
72
24
28
Q
52
KODAMA, Kinue
JPN
294/57
319/31
613
72
15
24
Q
21
LANGSTON, Lindsay
USA
323/18
320/28
643
72
21
32
Q
53
ADAMS, Judi
USA
300/55
306/52
606
72
10
26
Q
22
SJOVALL, Jenny
SWE
318/32
325/18
643
72
16
39
Q
54
BILUKHA, Natalya
UKR
296/56
309/49
605
72
9
30
Q
23
TUTATCHIKOVA, Elena
RUS
325/13
316/40
641
72
21
33
Q
55
LANTANG, Nurfitriyana
INA
307/49
293/60
600
72
14
18
Q
24
WAGNER, Sandra
GER
317/33
323/23
640
72
19
30
Q
56
HENDRICKS, Leanda
RSA
303/53
297/58
600
72
12
21
Q
25
DAMANHURI, Hamdiah
INA
319/28
320/30
639
72
20
32
Q
57
DZIECIOL, Iwona
POL
306/51
293/61
599
71
12
25
Q
26
LEWIS, Kirstin
RSA
317/34
322/25
639
72
19
31
Q
58
KOIDE, Misato
JPN
275/62
308/50
583
71
12
20
Q
27
VERSTEGEN, Christel
NED
319/29
320/29
639
72
17
40
Q
59
KISS,Timea
HUN
288/58
294/59
582
72
9
19
Q
28
KLATA, Katarzyna
POL
322/22
317/36
639
72
17
34
Q
60
UGYEN, Ugyen
BHU
282/59
298/57
580
72
10
17
Q
29
BRETON, Marisol
MEX
308/48
330/11
638
71
21
33
Q
61
PALOVANDOVA, Nadejda
MDA
276/61
304/55
580
70
10
24
Q
30
PERSSON, Kristina
SWE
315/39
321/27
636
72
19
31
Q
62
BORRESEN, Jill
RSA
277/60
290/62
567
71
9
18
Q
31
HESS, Wenche-Lin
NOR
324/15
312/47
636
72
16
32
Q
63
REYES, Maria
PUR
267/63
268/64
535
72
6
16
Q
32
WANG, Xiaozhu
CHN
322/21
314/45
636
72
16
32
Q
64
MBUTA, Jennifer
KEN
220/64
280/63
500
71
6
12
Q
62
Archery / Tir à l'arc
• LATRELLE J NEW • TOM A NEW • PEGGY D NEWALL • ALBERTA L NEWBANKS • CARMEN M NEWBERRY • JOHNNIE M NEWBERRY • KATHERINE R NEWBLE • CLARA NEWBOLD • COLIN E NEWBOLD • WILLIAM C NEWBURG • ALICIA C NEWBURN • SARAH A NEWBURN • BRENDA C NEWBY • MAX L NEWBY • DOLORES A NEWCOMB • BEVERLY NEWCOMER • RICHARD
V NEWCOMER • DOVIE L NEWELL • FRANCES J NEWELL • FREDERICK J NEWELL • J PAUL NEWELL • JEREMY J NEWELL • KAREN A NEWELL • LINDSAY NEWELL • PETER P NEW ELL •
1/32 ROUND
Rnk
1/16 ROUND
Name
64 MBUTA, Jennifer
1 HERASYMENKO,
1/8 ROUND
QUARTERFINALS
SEMIFINALS
MEDAL ROUND
Ctry
KEN
Lina
33 FANTATO, Paola
UKR
HERASYMENKO, L.
126-156
W A N G , X.
ITA
32 W A N G , Xiaozhu
CHN
48 B A C K M A N , Christa
SWE
17 D Y K M A N , Janet
USA
152-156
WANG, X.
143-152
WANG, X.
156-149
DYKMAN, J.
DYKMAN, J.
154-156
49 MATTHEWS, M y f a n w y
AUS
16 YANG, J i a n p i n g
CHN
57 DZIECIOL, Iwona
POL
8 K I M , Kyung-Wook
KOR
40 BONAL, Severine
FRA
25 D A M A N H U R I , H a m d i a h
INA
41 LIN,Ya-Hua
TPE
24 W A G N E R , Sandra
GER
154-148
YANG, J.
K I M , K.-W.
150-159
103-106
K I M , K.-W.
158-164
56 HENDRICKS, Leanda
RSA
9 Y O O N , Hye-Young
KOR
K I M , K.-W.
159-153
BONAL, S.
156-151
K I M , K.-W.
165-164(O*)
LIN,Y.-H.
162-158
Y O O N , H.-Y.
155-167
Y O O N , H.-Y.
K I M , K.-W.
138-165
60 UGYEN, Ugyen
111-109
BHU
5 SADOVNYCHA, Olena
UKR
37 KVRIVISHVILI, Khatuna
GEO
SADOVNYCHA, O.
S A D O V N Y C H A , O.
126-153
28 KLATA, Katarzyna
POL
158-151
KLATA, K.
S A D O V N Y C H A , O.
148-152
44 YANG, Chun-Chi
TPE
21 LANGSTON, Lindsay
USA
53 A D A M S , Judi
USA
12 NOWICKA, Joanna
POL
161-158
L A N G S T O N , L.
NOWICKA, J.
150-151
152;T8-152;T9
NOWICKA, J.
152-165
61 PALOVANDOVA, Nadejda
4 K I M , Jo-Sun
MDA
KOR
SADOVNYCHA, O.
KIM, J.-S.
108-105
153-163
36 di BLASI, Giuseppina
ITA
29 BRETON, M a r i s o l
MEX
45 OTGON, Jargal
MGL
20 GALINOVSKAYA, Rita
RUS
52 K O D A M A , Kinue
3 NASARIDZE, Natalia
158-157
BRETON, M.
139-142
K I M , J.-S.
150;T6-150;T10
GALINOVSKAYA, R.
K O D A M A , K.
155-151
KIM, K.-W.
159-147
TUR
30 PERSSON, Kristina
NASARIDZE, N.
YAKUSHEVA, O.
BLR
SWE
153;T8-153;T9
YAKUSHEVA, 0 .
YAKUSHEVA, O.
159-151
46 TOUNIIANTSE,Yana
KAZ
19 LIN,Yi-Yin
TPE
51 DAHLIANA, Danahuri
INA
14 ALDEGANI, Giovanna
ITA
59 KISS,Timea
HUN
6 ALTINKAYNAK, Elif
TUR
161-157
LIN,Y-Y.
LIN,Y-Y.
140-159
155-149
ALDEGANI, G.
ALTINKAYNAK, E.
153-157
107-109
ALTINKAYNAK, E.
147-155
38 EKSI, Elif
TUR
27 VERSTEGEN, Christel
NED
ALTINKAYNAK, E.
160-149
VERSTEGEN,C.
150-155
43 OUCHI, Ai
JPN
22 SJOVALL, J e n n y
SWE
54 BILUKHA, Natalya
58 KOIDE, Misato
ALTINKAYNAK, E.
SJOVALL, J.
160-150
152;T8-152;T9
ARZHANNIKOVA, L.
UKR
11 ARZHANNIKOVA, Ljudmila NED
151-160
ARZHANNIKOVA, L.
HE,Y.
141-149
100-101
JPN
7 VALEEVA, Natalia
MDA
39 KOVACS, J u d i t
HUN
26 LEWIS, Kirstin
RSA
VALEEVA, N.
141-159
VALEEVA, N.
SILVER MEDAL
160-143
LEWIS, K.
M E N S I N G , B.
150;T7-150;T10
42 M E N S I N G , Barbara
GER
23 TUTATCHIKOVA, Elena
RUS
158-163
M E N S I N G , B.
INA
10 M O Z H A R , A n n a
KAZ
63 REYES, Maria
PUR
CHN
HE,Y.
150-145
55 L A N T A N G , Nurfitriyana
KOR
113 (O**)-107
RSA
140-168 (O)
35 YAKUSHEVA, Olga
GOLD MEDAL
164-157
GALINOVSKAYA, R.
JPN
13 MURZAYEVA, Makhlukhanum RUS
62 BORRESEN, Jill
K I M , J.-S.
M E N S I N G , B.
144-141
L A N T A N G , N.
155-153
2 HE,Ying
CHN
HE,Y.
HE,Y.
93-103
123-158
34 LEONOVA, Irina
KAZ
31 HESS,Wenche-Lin
NOR
47 PFOHL, Cornelia
GER
BRONZE MEDAL
HE,Y.
163;T10-163;T7
HESS,W.-L.
ALTINKAYNAK, E.
148-154
18 Z A B U G I N A , Olga
BLR
50 BRIDGER, Deonne
AUS
15 W I L L I A M S O N , A l i s o n
GBR
HE.Y.
SADOVNYCHA, O.
165-159
ZABUGINA, 0.
SADOVNYCHA, O.
152-158
WILLIAMSON, A.
WILLIAMSON, A.
142-157
UKR
102-109
141-156
FINAL CLASSIFICATION
FINAL CLASSIFICATION - continued
*Olympic Record for 1/16,1/8 Combined, Women (Score: 331).
Record olympique pour 1/16, 1/8 combinés, Dames (Score: 331).
Name
Ctry
5
YAKUSHEVA, Olga
BLR
Record olympique pour finale combinée de 36
Silver
6
KIM, Jo-Sun
KOR
flèches, Dames (Score : 330).
Bronze
7
W A N G , Xiaozhu
CHN
8
MENSING, Barbara
GER
Name
Ctry
1
KIM, Kyung-Wook
KOR
Gold
2
HE,Ying
CHN
3
SADOVNYCHA, Olena
UKR
4
ALTINKAYNAK, Elif
TUR
Rnk
Rnk
**Olympic Record for 36 Arrow Finals Combined, Women (Score: 330).
Archery / Tir à l'arc
THOMAS E NEWELL • ELOISE W NEWHARD • JACK E NEWHARD • NELSON L NEWHOUSER • SHERRI B NEWILL • SHARON S NEWKAM • HAYWOOD F NEWKIRK • LYLE M NEWKIRK •
PAMELA C NEWKIRK • SANDI NEWKIRK • JANA L NEWLAND • DEBOROUGH H NEWLIN • JON K NEWMAN • ANDREA J NEWMAN • ANN D NEWMAN • ANN W NEWMAN • ANNE M NEWMAN
• BRYAN I NEWMAN • CHERYL M NEWMAN • DEBORAH NEWMAN • DONNA M NEWMAN • DORIS P NEWMAN • HARVEY K NEWMAN • JEROME L NEWMAN • JO-ANNE V NEWMAN • JOAN
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Archery / Tir à l'arc
Team, Men / Epreuve par équipes, Messieurs
RANKING ROUND - continued
RANKING ROUND
Rnk Ctry
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
KOR
ITA
USA
AUS
SWE
UKR
FIN
SLO
Names
JANG,Yong-Ho
First half
Second half
Indvl total
343
339
682
KIM, Bo-Ram
332
336
668
OH, Kyo-Moon
339
342
681
BISIANI, Matteo
338
331
669
FRANGILLI, Michele
344
340
684
PARENTI, Andrea
323
324
647
HUISH, Justin
336
334
670
JOHNSON, Richard
330
334
664
WHITE, Rod
336
330
666
FAIRWEATHER, Simon
331
329
660
FEAR, Jackson
334
337
671
GRAY, Matthew
331
332
663
BJERENDAL, Goran
324
322
646
LARSSON, Mikael
328
331
659
PETERSSON, Magnus
331
341
672
YATSENKO, Aleksandr
320
329
649
YEVETSKY,Valeriy
326
333
659
ZABRODSKY, Stanislav
331
333
664
LIPPONEN, Jari
338
338
676
POIKOLAINEN,Tomi
322
326
648
TUOVILA,Tommi
316
328
644
KOPRIVNIKAR, Peter
329
323
652
KRUMPESTAR, Matevz
325
318
643
MEDVED, Samo
326
330
656
1/8 ELIMINATION
QUARTERFINALS
SEMIFINALS
Total
Rnk Ctry
9
RUS
2031 W
10
FRA
2000
11
CAN
2000
12
KAZ
1994
13
CHN
1977
14
IND
1972
15
TPE
1968
Names
BADENOV, Bair
First half
Second half
Indvl total
319
316
635
PODLAZOV,Andrey
319
321
640
TSIREMPILOV, Baljinima
336
339
675
FLUTE, Sebastien
321
323
644
LETULLE, Damien
326
331
657
TORRES, Lionel
319
325
644
ROBITAILLE, Jeannot
315
319
634
RUSNOV, Rob
322
323
645
SALLY, Kevin
325
332
657
CHIKAREV,Vadim
338
339
677
MARTYNOV, Sergei
312
320
632
SHIN,Vitaliy
306
320
626
LUO, Hengyu
312
315
627
SHEN,Jun
317
327
644
TANG, Hua
332
332
664
CHHANGTE, Lalremsanga
315
335
650
DORJE, Skalzang
326
308
634
RAM, Limba
319
325
644
CHO, Sheng-Ling
325
321
646
HSIEH, Sheng-Feng
309
321
630
WU,Tsung-Yi
315
330
645
Total
1950
1945
1936
1935
1935
1928
1921
1951
MEDAL ROUND
Rnk Ctry
BYE
KOR
1 Korea
0
9 Russian Federation
8 Slovenia
KOR
251-249
SLO
241-242
KOR
12 Kazakstan
250-234
SWE
5 Sweden
239-247
241-253 (O)
AUS
4 Australia
GOLD MEDAL
AUS
13 People's Republic of China
3 United States of A m e r i c a
*Record olympique pour finale combinée de 54 flèches,
235-251
225-238
SILVER MEDAL
USA
10 France
FIN
KOR
251-247
244-245
15 ChineseTaipei
ITA
236-252
ITA
2 Italy
epreuve par équipes, Messieurs (Score:502).
USA
251-240
UKR
7 Finland
Men (Score: 502).
249-251 (O*)
USA
11 Canada
6 Ukraine
*Olympic Record for 54 Arrow Finals Combined,Team,
USA
240-243
14 India
BRONZE MEDAL
243-244
ITA
ITA
248-244
AUS
FINAL CLASSIFICATION
Rnk
64
Ctry
1
United States of America
2
Korea
Silver
3
Italy
Bronze
4
Australia
5
Slovenia
6
Sweden
7
Ukraine
8
Finland
Gold
Archery / Tir à l'arc
V NEWMAN • JOCELYN F NEWMAN • JODI S NEWMAN • JOE A NEWMAN • JOHANNA E NEWMAN • JOHN T NEWMAN • JON D. NEWMAN • KENNETH R NEWMAN • KENYA R NEWMAN • M
SPENCER NEWMAN • MARK N NEWMAN • MARY NEWMAN • NAN H NEWMAN • PATRICIA NEWMAN • PAULETTE M NEWMAN • PHIL T NEWMAN • QUINCY B NEWMAN • ROBERT S NEWMAN • ROSEMARIE B NEWMAN • SUSAN A NEWMAN • UNA E NEWMAN • VICKI J. NEWMAN • JILL A NEWMAN-PAUL • PAUL A NEWMAN CATC • NOAH G NEWMAN SR • RINN NEWMEYER
Archery / Tir à I'arc
Team, Women / Epreuve par équipes, Dames
RANKING ROUND - continued
RANKING ROUND
Rnk Ctry
1
2
KOR
TUR
CHN
3
4
5
6
7
8
UKR
RUS
ITA
KAZ
TPE
Names
KIM, Jo-Sun
First half
Second half
Indvl total
328
335
663
KIM, Kyung-Wook
329
332
661
YOON, Hye-Young
330
330
660
ALTINKAYNAK, Elif
329
334
663
EKSI, Elif
309
324
633
NASARIDZE, Natalia
331
336
667
HE,Ying
333
336
669
W A N G , Xiaozhu
322
314
636
YANG, Jianping
317
331
348
BILUKHA, Natalya
296
309
605
HERASYMENKO, Lina
332
341
673
SADOVNYCHA, Olena
329
334
663
GALINOVSKAYA, Rita
323
321
644
MURZAYEVA, Makhlukhanum
318
332
650
TUTATCHIKOVA, Elena
325
316
641
ALDEGANI, Giovanna
326
324
650
di BLASI, Giuseppina
319
315
634
FANTATO, Paola
306
329
635
LEONOVA, Irina
321
314
635
MOZHAR,Anna
326
327
653
TOUNIIANTSE,Yana
305
316
621
LIN,Ya-Hua
314
318
632
LIN,Yi-Yin
322
322
644
YANG, Chun-Chi
313
317
630
1/8 ELIMINATION
QUARTERFINALS
SEMIFINALS
Rnk Ctry
Total
9
SWE
1984 W
10
USA
1963
11
GER
1953
12
POL
1941
13
INA
1935
14
JPN
1919
15
RSA
1909
Names
First half
Second half
Indvl total
BACKMAN, Christa
309
308
617
PERSSON, Kristina
315
321
636
SJOVALL, Jenny
318
325
643
ADAMS, Judi
300
306
606
DYKMAN, Janet
316
330
646
LANGSTON, Lindsay
323
320
643
MENSING, Barbara
313
319
632
PFOHL, Cornelia
319
302
621
WAGNER, Sandra
317
323
640
DZIECIOL, Iwona
306
293
599
KLATA, Katarzyna
322
317
639
NOWICKA, Joanna
324
327
651
DAHLIANA, Danahuri
310
305
615
DAMANHURI, Hamdiah
319
320
639
LANTANG, Nurfitriyana
307
293
600
KODAMA, Kinue
294
319
613
KOIDE, Misato
275
308
583
OUCHI,Ai
315
316
631
BORRESEN, Jill
277
290
567
HENDRICKS, Leanda
303
297
600
LEWIS, Kirstin
317
322
639
Total
1896
1895
1893
1889
1854
1827
1806
1906
MEDAL ROUND
Rnk Ctry
BYE
1 Korea
KOR
0
9 Sweden
8 Chinese Taipei
SWE
KOR
2 4 9 ( O ) -226
239-227
KOR
12 Poland
5 Russian Federation
233-229
13 Indonesia
4 Ukraine
245-237
POL
UKR
GOLD MEDAL
POL
242-235
3 People's Republic of China
217-222
GER
*Record du monde pour finale combinée de 54
231-232
245-236
15 South Africa
2 Turkey
TUR
SILVER MEDAL
GER
GER
239-237
KAZ
226-235
flèches, epreuve par équipes. Dames (Score: 490).
GER
10 United States of A m e r i c a
7 Republic of Kazakstan
Women (Score: 490).
245 (W*)-235
CHN
11 G e r m a n y
6 Italy
* World Record for 54 Arrow Finals Combined,Team,
KOR
208-246
14 J a p a n
TUR
226-247
BRONZE MEDAL
228-240
TUR
POL
239-244
POL
FINAL CLASSIFICATION
Rnk
Ctry
1
Korea
Gold
2
Germany
Silver
3
Poland
Bronze
4
Turkey
5
Ukraine
6
People's Republic of China
7
Sweden
8
Republic of Kazakstan
Archery / Tir à l 'arc
• MARK A NEWMILLER • CAROLYN NEWPORT • WYLIE W NEWPORT • RICHARD D NEWSOM JR • ELIZABETH D NEWSOME • EMMA H NEWSOME • GARY P NEWSOME • GEORGE A NEWSOME
• JAMES NEWSOME • JAMES F NEWSOME • JOHN W NEWSOME • KIMBERLY D NEWSOME • LARRY M NEWSOME • MARGARET W NEWSOME • VIRGINIA G NEWSOME • BRANDI M NEWSON
• CECILIA NEWSON • ALICIA R NEWTON • ANN F NEWTON • BARBARA NEWTON • BEVERLY A NEWTON • DAVID D NEWTON • DAVID P NEWTON • FRANCES J NEWTON • JAMIE V NEWTON
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VENUE MAPS
PLANS DES SITES
Aquatics—Diving, Swimming,
Synchronized Swimming, Water Polo
Natation — Plongeon, Natation,
Natation synchronisée, Water-polo
Georgia Tech Aquatic Center,
Atlanta, Georgia
Centre de natation de Georgia Tech,
Atlanta, Géorgie
Archery I Tir à I'arc
Stone Mountain Park Archery Center and Velodrome
Stone Mountain, Georgia
Centre de tir à l'arc et vélodrome du parc
de Stone Mountain, Stone Mountain, Géorgie
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Venue Maps / Plans des sites
C H A P T E R T W E N T Y - O N E / SPORTS
synchronized. In Atlanta, 80 women
(eight teams of 10) competed on 30 July
(technical routine) and 2 August (free
routine).
WATER POLO
Scheduled 20-28 July 1996, a
total of 156 men (12 teams of 13)
competed in water polo in a roundrobin format with single-elimination
finals.
Equipment and Staff. All equipment
provided by ACOG complied with FINA
rules. Diving boards were Maxiflex
Model B on Durafirm stands. The platform surfaces were supplied by Mondo
S.p.A., while B & K Rental supplied
the podia.
For swimming, Swatch Timing/Omega
supplied the starting blocks.
For synchronized swimming, Speedo
provided apparel. Sound equipment included the following: Panasonic 3800
DAT recorder, Ramsa Mixer-3 channels,
SPL M-3 mike input, Ramsa Air speakers, Ocean Engineering underwater
speakers, and a Clark synthesizer to
monitor underwater sound from a
sound booth. All equipment had emergency backup systems.
Water polo competition balls were
supplied by Mikasa, Inc. All other required equipment was supplied by
Adolph Keifer & Associates.
The aquatics competition manager
began in April 1993 as the sports planning manager for aquatics, boxing, and
cycling. In January 1995, she was designated competition manager for the four
disciplines of aquatics. In addition, a
competition manager for each discipline
was added in May 1994, ultimately reporting to the aquatics manager.
The diving staff included 14 paid staff
and 65 volunteers. The swimming staff
included 8 paid staff and 114 volunteers.
For synchronized swimming, there were
17 paid staff and 58 volunteers. Water
polo, which had the largest staff of the
aquatics disciplines, had 69 paid staff
and 86 volunteers.
ARCHERY
The archery competition was held
at the Archery Center in Stone
Mountain Park, a magnificent
3,200 acre (1,295 ha) facility in the Atlanta suburb of Stone Mountain, approximately 16.6 km from the Atlanta Olympic
Village. The 5,200-seat Archery Center
rested in a pastoral valley at the base of
the mountain's south side. The park also
served as the venue for the tennis and
track cycling competitions.
Training Sites. Adjacent to the competition range, a 22-lane practice range
was available to athletes during noncompetition times. This field served as
the site for the ranking round, where the
22 targets were placed in a single row
with their centers 3 m apart from each
other.
Test Event. ACOG's archery test event,
the Atlanta Grand Prix Archery Tournament, was held in April 1996 at the practice range. More than 120 athletes from
30 countries attended.
Competition. The MOU signed in February 1994 between ACOG and the International Archery Federation (FITA) outlined the competition format for the
Games, which included a variety of alterations in the way the contest was
played. Under the MOU, the tournament
was divided into four events: men's and
women's individual and team competitions. In an Olympic first, countries
could qualify up to three archers for individual competition. In addition, a single-elimination match format was introduced, in which archers shot from a
single distance of 70 m at a 122 cm target face divided into 10 scoring rings.
As a result of various enhancements,
including the change of format and the
use of cameras placed in targets and
video boards, spectators were more involved than in any previous Olympic
archery competition.
The competition was scheduled for
six days, 28 July–2 August 1996, with
128 athletes (64 men and 64 women)
competing.
Equipment and Staff. All equipment
provided by ACOG complied with FITA
regulations and was used at the test
event in April 1996. McKenzie Sports
Products provided 90 (including 50 replacement) 50 x 50 in (127 x 127 cm) target mats, along with 40 metal stands,
which replaced conventional wood
stands. Maple Leaf Press supplied the
plastic-backed 122 cm target faces.
The competition manager for archery
began in June 1994, and the assistant
competition manager in July 1995. Additional staff members began work in
April 1996 for the test event and returned for the Games in June 1996.The
competition was conducted with 10 paid
staff and 51 volunteers.
ATHLETICS
Two key components intensified
the planning for the athletics
competition—the stadium and
the schedule. Constructed as the centerpiece of the Centennial Olympic Games,
the 85,000-seat Olympic Stadium located 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from the Atlanta
Olympic Village served as the site of the
athletics competition and the Opening
and Closing Ceremonies. It was planned
to be converted into a baseball stadium
after the Games, requiring a very specialized design to accommodate both
the Games-time and the permanent use,
as well as an extraordinary amount of
construction approvals.
DEUSCHLE * CAROL J DEUTSCH * KIMBERLY K DEUTSCH * PERRY A DEUTSCH * JERRY A DEVANE * ALANE K DEVANEY * JEAN DEVARD-KEMP * GLORIA S DEVARENNES * TOMMY L DEVAUGHN * MEREDITH R DEVENDORF * GEORGE R DEVENY * BETTY S DEVER * BETTE J DEVERAUX * ANNE E DEVILLIER * NICKIE L DEVILLIER * RON DEVILLIER * ANGELA M DEVINE * CARRIE DEVINE * CONNIE E DEVINE *
EDWARD J DEVINE * ELIZABETH P DEVINE * JOSEPH W DEVINE * PATRICIA A DEVINE * TIMOTHY L DEVINEY * MARY P DEVINO * SUSAN C DEVIT * THEODORE M DEVIT * KAROL A DEVITO * TERESA V DEVLIN
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