Archery MediA Guide

Archery
Media Guide
2012
Discover the World Archery Stars
Archery
Media Guide
2012
P12Equipment
Elegance is an attitude
The Stars
P18 Recurve Men
P20 Recurve Women
P4 Olympic Games
P14World Archery
University Champioships
P22 Compound Men
P24 Compound Women
P5 Paralympic Games
P15World Archery
Field Champioships
P27The World
P29World Archery
P6 Archery World Cup
OFFICIAL TIMEKEEPER
P16 Media
P8 World Cup
Competition Format
The Longines Saint-Imier Collection
www.longines.com
P30Sponsor Thanks /
Contacts
Setting our sight on new targets
OLYMPIC
GAMES
London 2012 Olympic Games, 27 July - 12 August
(Archery : 27 July – 3 August )
Archery was a sport in the Olympic Games
from 1900-1920. In 1972, archery became
a permanent part of the Olympic programme.
There are 64 men and 64 women competing in the recurve division, for Individual and
Team events in London.
In the Ranking Round, the athletes shoot
72 arrows at a distance of 70 metres.
In the Olympic Round (matches), the number
1 individual qualifier (seed) shoots against
number 64, and so on…
Individual matches are best of five sets of
three arrows. The athletes shoot in alternate
format and have 20 seconds per arrow. The
first archer to six set points is the winner.
If after five sets the scores are tied at 5-5,
the match goes to sudden death, where both
archers shoot one arrow each (alternately).
The arrow closest to the centre wins
Each nation that qualified 3 athletes of
the same gender can also compete
in the team competition.
In the team matches, each team shoots 24
arrows — 4 ends of 6 arrows with cumulative scoring. They have only 2 minutes to
shoot those 6 arrows. Each team member
shoots 2 arrows per end, shooting only one
arrow at a time. Teams alternate shooting
after every 3 arrows.
There will be 4 new Olympic champions:
Men’s Individual, Women’s Individual, Men’s
Team, and Women’s Team.
The archery competition will take place at
the famous Lord’s Cricket Ground.
For more details on competition
format, please consult the
World Cup section.
Paralympic
Games
London 2012 Paralympic Games,
29 August - 9 September (Archery : 30 August - 5 September)
There are 136 para-archers competing — 88 men and 48 women — in London.
The venue for archery will be the Royal Artillery
Barracks.
There are 9 Paralympic titles:
Individual Recurve Men W1/W2
Individual Recurve Men Standing
Individual Compound Men W1
Individual Compound Men Open
Individual Recurve Women W1/W2
Individual Recurve Women Standing
Individual Compound Women Open
Team Recurve Men Open
Team Recurve Women Open
Archery was one of the original Paralympic
sports contested in Rome in 1960.
Olympic Games
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Archery World Cup ’12
Archery World Cup Stage 1
Shanghai (CHN), 10-15 April
Archery World Cup Stage 2
Antalya (TUR), 1-6 May
Archery World Cup Stage 3
Ogden (USA), 18-24 June
(Final Olympic Qualification Tournament)
Archery World Cup Final
Tokyo (JPN), 22-23 September
An innovative concept — aiming high — the World Cup
Consistently enhances the archery
competitions by showcasing the events
at some of the world’s most spectacular
locations.
Involves top-level archers all year long.
Hosts a grand World Cup Final in an
extraordinary venue.
Categories
2011 World Cup Winners
Recurve Men
Brady ELLISON (USA)
Develops a strong sponsorship platform.
Recurve Women
CHENG Ming (CHN)
Gives archery more media exposure.
Compound Men
Rodger WILLETT Jr. (USA)
Compound Women
Erika ANSCHUTZ (USA)
From the Stages — to the World Cup Final !
Four Stages allow archers to gather points.
At the end of the four Stages, eight archers — the top seven, plus one wild card — in each
category qualify for the World Cup Final.
The top mixed teams in each division meet the host country’s mixed teams in the Final.
Longines Prize for Precision
The famous Swiss watch brand Longines is awarding prizes for the most precise archers in the
year. Brady ELLISON (USA) and Justyna MOSPINEK (POL) won the award in the recurve division in
2010, whereas Rodger WILLET Jr. (USA) and Erika ANSCHUTZ (USA) were the compound winners
in 2011.
Prize Money will be awarded — over 200,000 USD !
The Archery World Cup Final 2006 took place at the ancient Mayapan Pyramids in Merida (MEX).
The Archery World Cup Final 2007 took place at the magnificent Madinat Jumeirah in Dubai (UAE).
The Archery World Cup Final 2008 took place in picturesque Lausanne (SUI), the Olympic Capital.
The Archery World Cup Final 2009 took place on the historic canal of Nyhavn in Copenhagen (DEN).
The Archery World Cup Final 2010 took place at East Princes Street Gardens in the heart of
Scotland’s capital city Edinburgh (GBR).
The Archery World Cup Final 2011 took place at the Kucuksu Pavilion in Istanbul (TUR), on the
Asian banks of the Bosphorus Strait.
Archery World Cup 2012
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The winner of the match is determined by the number of set points won, not the score of the arrows.
The match winner is the first to reach 6 set points.
The match will finish once the 6 set points is reached within the 5 sets.
World Cup
Competition
Format
About 300 archers participate in each World Cup Stage.
Qualifications
If the match is tied at 5-5 set points, a one-arrow ( only ! ) shoot-off will be used to break the tie.
The archer whose arrow is closest to the centre ( if needed it will be measured ) gets 1 extra point
and wins.
Until the field of play of finals, the athletes usually shoot their arrows simultaneously and have
2 minutes to shoot 3 arrows.
In final matches, athletes alternate to shoot each arrow and have 20 seconds per arrow.
Here is an example of a recurve individual match
At all stages, recurve archers shoot a 70m Round in qualifications, 12 ends of 6 arrows.
The maximum number of points is 720. They follow with the Olympic Round.
Firtst set
At all stages, compound archers shoot a 50m Round in qualifications, 12 ends of 6 arrows.
The maximum number of points is 720. They follow with the Compound Round.
Second set
Archers are ranked based on the number of points.
The top 104 archers, 16 teams and 16 mixed teams per category from the qualifications are
paired — the No. 1 qualifier against No. 16, etc.
In the indivual match charts (104 archers), the top 8 are preseeded in 1/16 of eliminations (3rd round).
Athlete A shoots
Athlete B shoots
10, 10, 9 = 29
10, 9, 10 = 29
Both athlete A and B earn 1 set point. The score is tied at 1-1
Athlete A shoots
Athlete B shoots
10, 10, 10 = 30
10, 5, 7 = 22
Athlete A earns the two points. He leads 3-1.
Third set
Athlete A shoots
Athlete B shoots
10, 10, 8, = 28
10, 10, 10 = 30
Athlete B earns the two points. He tied the match at 3-3.
Fourth set
Athlete A shoots
Athlete B shoots
10, 9, 8 = 27
10, 10, 10 = 30
Athlete B takes the lead 5-3 !
Individual Elimination Matches for Recurve :
Set System, Olympic Round
Firtst set
Athlete A shoots
Athlete B shoots
10, 10, 9 = 29
10, 10, 8 = 28
5 sets of 3 arrows per set.
Athlete A earns the two points and ties the match at 5-5 !
One arrow shoot-off is required to break the tie ( to earn the extra set point ).
The winner of each set — the athlete who gets the highest cumulative score with his 3 arrows —
gets 2 set points.
Shoot-Off
If the set is tied each athlete gets 1 set point.
Athlete A shoots
Athlete B shoots
10
10*
*Let’s measure that the arrow of the athlete B is the closest to centre and wins !
On the match chart results, the score would be shown as :
Athlete A : 5 (29, 30, 28, 27, 29 ; T10) / Athlete B : 6 ( 29, 22, 30, 30, 28; T10* )
*Closest to centre
Archery World Cup 2011
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Mixed Teams (Recurve and Compound)
This competition has the same format as for teams, however there are only two athletes per
team competing — one man and one woman per country.
Individual Elimination Matches for Compound :
Compound Round
The mixed team shoots a total of 4 ends, with each team member shooting 2 arrows per end for
a total of 16 arrows (max score 160).
Athletes shoot 5 ends of 3 arrows.
Each team has 80 seconds to shoot 4 arrows.
The winner has the most total points after 15 arrows –– the score of each arrow is cumulative.
The team format applies for alternating arrows and order of shooting.
If the match is tied, a one-arrow shoot-off will be used to break the tie. In the tiebreak, the archer
whose arrow is closest to the centre wins.
There are World Cup rankings for the two mixed team divisions (recurve and compound).
The winners of each division play the host country’s teams at the World Cup Final.
Until the field of play of finals, the athletes usually shoot their arrows simultaneously and have 2
minutes to shoot 3 arrows.
In final matches, athletes alternate to shoot each arrow and have 20 seconds per arrow.
Teams ( Recurve and Compound )
Each nation with 3 athletes of the same gender in the same division can also compete in team
competition.
Recurve keeps shooting at 70m and Compound at 50m.
Each team shoots 24 arrows — 4 ends of 6 arrows. Winner has the most total point.
Until the field of play of finals, teams have 2 minutes in which to shoot 6 arrows. Each team member shoots 2 arrows per end.
In the final matches, each team member rotates to shoot only one arrow at a time. Teams
alternate shooting after very 3 arrows.
A maximum of 16 teams compete in matches based on the qualifications results.
Results of the team competition count solely for World Cup Nation Ranking.
World Cup Points
Individual
Team
1st place
25 points
1st place
40 points
2nd place
21 points
2nd place
32 points
18 points
3rd place
26 points
3rd place
4th place
15 points
4th place
20 points
5th place
13 points
6th place
12 points
7th place
11 points
8th place
10 points
9th - 16th place*
5 points
Mixed Teams
1st place
16 points
2nd place
12 points
3rd place
10 points
4th place
8 points
5th place
4 points
6th place
3 points
7th place
2 points
8th place
1 point
*all ranked 9th
The four losers of the quarterfinals will be ranked from 5 to 8 based on their results from
the quarterfinal round.
The World Cup Nation Ranking is determined by the results of all individuals, teams and
mixed teams. The ranking is made at the conclusion of Stage 4.
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Elimination and Finals Matches are like a one-day
tennis tournament ! The head-to-head competition
combines simplicity, excitement and suspense !
Competition Format
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Equipment
Target
Regular target
Compound
Recurve
The target face at 70 metres is 122 cm in
diameter.The target face is attached to the
target butt.
The target face has 10 concentric scoring
rings. Each ring is 6.1 cm in width. Hence, the
inside scoring ring (the 10 ring) is 12.2 cm in
diameter. The outside scoring ring is worth
1 point and the inside ring is worth 10 points.
There are five colours on the target — white for
the two outside rings (1 and 2-point rings), then
black (3 and 4), light blue (5 and 6), red (7 and 8),
and gold (9 and 10). Should an arrow land on
the line dividing two rings, it scores the higher
score.
Bows
Two kinds of bows are used for the World Cup events :
5 6 7 8 9 10
6-ring target
(For your information within the 10 ring is a smaller, lighter circle called the X10. It is only used as
tie-breaker during qualifications on for world records. The very centre of the target is called the
bull’s eye.)
For the 50 m Round and the Compound Round, athletes shoot at a target face with 6 rings
(scores of 10-5), 42 cm wide.
The target is positioned so that its centre is 130 cm above ground give or take 5 cm. A wind flag
is positioned above the centre of each butt. This flag is essential to archers because wind affects
their aim. A windsock is also visible on the Field of Play.
Equipment
Recurve : the only type of bow allowed in Olympic competition — its limbs curve away from the
archer. It is also called a Classic Bow.
Compound : this bow has pulleys and cables to make the holding weight less than half of the
draw weight.
The bow is constructed with high-tech fibre. Modern risers (handles) are usually made of aluminium
or carbon fibre, the limbs are laminated of fibreglass, carbon fibre and a wood or synthetic core. The
string is a high-strength, low-stretch synthetic material. Other features on a bow include a stabiliser,
a sight, upper and lower limbs, a handle riser, a grip, a nock point, an arrow rest, a plunger button
and a clicker.
Arrows
Arrows are usually made of a combination of aluminium and carbon fibre. The arrowhead or point
is the part of the arrow that sticks into the target. The nock is the end of the arrow that fits onto the
bow string. The feathers on an arrow are called the fletching or fletch.
Every arrow must be identified with an archer’s name or initials.
Arrows can fly at more than 250 km/h.
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World Archery
University
Championships
World Archery
Field
Championships
Competitors must be born between 1 January 1984 and 1 January 1994.
Field archery is a different discipline from
those featured in the Olympic Games or the
World Cup. In the discipline of Field archery:
Cordoba (ESP) – 4-7 July 2012
There are two divisions (Recurve and
Compound).
Medals are awarded for the individual,
team and mixed team events.
Archery has been on the programme of 4
Universiades as optional sports and all of
these were successful participations with
a growing number of participants. The first
participation was Daegu (2003) followed
by Izmir, Belgrade, and Shenzen. Archery
is scheduled to be on the programme in
Gwangju (2015).
There have been in total 8 World University Championships since the first event in
1996 in France.
The level of participation is very high.
Several medallists from Olympics and
World Championships have participated
at University World Championships and
Universiades: in recurve, Olympic champion Viktor RUBAN (UKR), two-time Olympic gold medallist IM Dong-Hyun (KOR),
Olympic silver medallist Victor WUNDERLE
(USA), three-time Olympic champion
PARK Sung-Hyun (KOR), World Cup Final
winner Justyna MOSPINEK (POL), World
Indoor champion Berengere SCHUH (FRA);
in compound, multiple world indoor and
outdoor champion Braden GELLENTHIEN
(USA), World Cup Final winner Sergio
PAGNI (ITA), World Cup Final winner
Erika ANSCHUTZ (USA), two-time
world champion Albina LOGINOVA (RUS).
Val d’Isere (FRA) – 14-19 August 2012
There are three divisions (Compound, Recurve and Barebow).
Marked (known) and unmarked (unknown)
distances, from 5 to 60 metres, are shot
depending on the division.
Uphill and downhill shots are required,
often with varying positions for the feet.
The arrow flight differs on a given distance because of the angle of the shot,
which means that the archer must adapt
constantly.
The target faces have six scoring rings.
Competitors shoot various rounds of courses
with up to 24 targets.
Individuals shoot 3 arrows per target.
Only the best scores qualify for semifinals
and finals matches.
Teams are made up of one archer from
each division. Each archer shoots one
arrow per target.
All FISU Archery Events have been granted
World Ranking Status by World Archery
(despite of the fact that eligibility is restricted to University students in a specific age
group).
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media
TV Coverage
An estimated cumulative audience of 500-750
million watches the Archery World Cup and
World Archery Championships every year, as
follows :
News coverage 500,000,000 viewers
Live and highlights 200,000,000 viewers
TV magazines 50,000,000 viewers
About 70 TV channels over 150 territories
showed live broadcasts or 26-minute archery
highlights, including :
SBS Korea, ESPN Star Sport, Eurosport
Asia, Fox Sport International, CCTV China,
Ten Sport (India), NTV (Russia/Eastern Europe) Sport+ (France), RAI (Italy), Sky Sport
(GBR), TRT Turkey, Croatia, etc.
Magazines on Trans World Sport, Sport
Unlimited, Emotions.
At the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, archery was
in the top 10 of the 28 Olympic sports in average
audience viewership. There were three days that
archery was in the top 5 audiences of the day
in China — total cumulative viewers for these
three broadcasts on CCTV in China alone was
229 million !
Archery launched www.archery.tv on YouTube
and reached 8 million videos viewed in February
2012. In 2011, archery started live streams.
TV Production
Media Support
World Archery produces its own professional
TV images for every event with graphics provided by TFORS :
www.worldarchery.org : 3 million visits every year
Production in HD and 16/9
World Archery Magazine The Target
Press releases, Media Guide, etc.
News : 2–3 minutes of finals on the night of
the event ; worldwide reach through EBU,
Reuters, SNTV, etc. Sent to 1800 TV stations, reaching 150-750 million people
Short Highlights : 4–5 minute highlights in
national sports channels
Highlights :
26 minutes ; distributed worldwide
In 2010, we launched the Archery Fan Reporter programme
for YouTube. The programme is now presented by archery
manufacturer WIN&WIN.
Media
Live coverage :
2 days of live coverage per event
Dedicated items : available on request for TV
channels — interviews, features, etc.
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The
stars
Recurve Men
Extracted results - Complete biographies are published on www.worldarchery.org.
IM Dong-Hyun (KOR)
Brady ELLISON (USA)
Born 12 May 1986
Born 27 October 1988
1st Ind. Indoor World Cup Final Las Vegas
2012
1stTeamWorld Indoor Championships Las Vegas 2012
1st Ind. Pan American Games
2011
1st Ind. London Archery Classic/Olympic Test Event2011
1st Ind. World Cup Final Istanbul
2011
1st Ind. World Cup Final Edinburgh
2010
1st Ind. Arizona Cup2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012
Ind. winner of 4 World Cup Stages in 2010 and 2011
Jayanta TALUKDAR (IND)
Marco GALIAZZO (ITA)
Born 2 March 1986
3rd Ind. World Cup Final Edinburgh
3rd Ind. Commonwealth Games New Delhi
3rd Team Commonwealth Games New Delhi
3rd Team Asian Games Guangzhou
4th Ind. World Cup Final Copenhagen 1st Ind. World Cup Porec
4th Ind. World Cup Final Merida
1st Ind. World Cup Porec Recurve Men
1st Team World Championships Turin 2011
2ndInd. World Cup Final Edinburgh2010
2010
1st Team Asian Games Guangzhou
1st Team World Championships Ulsan
2009
1st Ind. World Cup Final Lausanne
2008
1st Ind. World Championships Leipzig 2007
1st Team World Championships Leipzig 2007
1st Team Olympic Games
2004-2008
Born 7 May 1983
2010
2010
2010
2010
2009
2009
2006
2006
1stInd. World Indoor Championships Las Vegas2012
1st Team World Cup Porec
2010
1st Mix. European Championships Rovereto 2010
2nd Team European Championships Rovereto 2010
1st Ind. World Cup Final Copenhagen
2009
2nd Ind. World Cup Porec
2009
2nd Team Olympic Games Beijing 2008
1st Ind. Olympic Games Athens 2004
KIM Woojin (KOR)
Simon TERRY (GBR)
Born 20 June 1992
Born 27 March 1974
9thInd. London Archery Classic/Olympic Test Event2011
7th Ind. World Cup Final Edinburgh
2010
3rd Mix. European Championships Rovereto 2010
2nd Ind. World Cup Final Copenhagen
2009
1st Ind. World Cup Antalya 2009
2007
2nd Team World Championships Leipzig 3rd Ind. Olympic Games Barcelona
1992
3rd Team Olympic Games Barcelona
1992
Viktor RUBAN (UKR)
Romain GIROUILLE (FRA)
Born 24 May 1981
Born 26 April 1988
1st Ind. Asian Grand Prix Bangkok
1st Ind. Asian Grand Prix Bangkok
1st Ind. European Championships Rovereto
6th Ind. World Championships Ulsan
2nd Team World Championships Ulsan
3rd Ind. World Cup Final Copenhagen
3rd Ind. World Cup Final Lausanne
1st Ind. World Cup Porec
5thInd. London Archery Classic/Olympic Test Event2012
2011
1st Ind. World Championships Turin
1st Team World Championships Turin
2011
1st Ind. Asian Games Guangzhou
2010
2010
1st Team Asian Games Guangzhou
5th Ind. World Cup Final Edinburgh
2010
2010
1st Ind. World Cup Ogden
1st Team Junior World Championships Ogden 2009
2012
2011
2010
2009
2009
2009
2008
2008
3rdTeamWorld Indoor Championships Las Vegas2012
5th Team World Championships Turin
2011
5th Ind. European Championships Rovereto 2010
3rd Ind. World Championships Ulsan
2009
1st Ind. Summer Universiade Belgrade
2009
1st Ind. Olympic Games Beijing 2008
2nd Ind. World Cup Final Lausanne
2008
3rd Team Olympic Games Athens
2004
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The
stars
Recurve Women
Extracted results - Complete biographies are published on www.worldarchery.org.
Victoriya KOVAL (UKR)
KI Bo Bae (KOR)
Born 11 June 1985
Born 20 February 1988
1st
1st
3rd
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
Ind., Team, Mix. Universiade Shenzhen
Mix. World Championships Turin
Team World Championships Turin
Team Asian Games Guangzhou
Ind. World Cup Shanghai
Team World Cup Shanghai
Mix. Team World Cup Shanghai
Team World Cup Ogden
2011
2011
2011
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
Deepika KUMARI (IND)
Recurve Women
2011
2010
2010
2010
2010
2009
2008
2005
Natalia VALEEVA (ITA)
Born 16 September 1994
2nd Ind. World Cup Final Istanbul
1st Ind. Junior World Championships Legnica
2nd Team World Championships Turin
3rd Team Asian Games Guangzhou
1st Ind. Commonwealth Games New Delhi
1st Team Commonwealth Games New Delhi
5th Ind. World Cup Final Edinburgh
1st Ind. Cadet World Championships Ogden
5th Team World Championships Turin
2nd Ind. World Cup Final Edinburgh
1st Ind. European Grand Prix Moscow
1st Ind. World Cup Antalya
1st Team World Cup Porec
2nd Team Universiade Belgrade
23rdInd. Olympic Games Beijing
3rd Ind. Universiade Izmir
Born 15 November 1969
2011
2011
2011
2010
2010
2010
2010
2009
1st Ind. World Indoor Championships Las Vegas2012
1st Team World Championships Turin
2011
1st Ind. World Cup Santo Domingo 2008, 2009
1st Ind. World Championships Leipzig
2007
1st Ind. World Championships Djakarta
1995
3rd Ind. Olympic Games Barcelona
1992
3rd Team Olympic Games Barcelona
1992
1st Ind. World Indoor Champ. 91, 95, 99, 2001
Inna STEPANOVA (RUS)
Miranda LEEK (USA)
Born 17 April 1990
Born 18 May 1993
1st Ind. World Cup Shanghai
2011
2nd Team World Cup Porec
2011
1st Team European Grand Prix Antalya
2011
1st Ind. Asian Grand Prix Bangkok
2011
1st Team European Championships Rovereto 2010
2nd Ind. European Championships Rovereto 2010
3rd Ind. Junior World Championships Antalya 2008
3rd Ind. World University Championships Tainan 2008
1st Ind. Arizona Cup
2012
1st Team Ind. World Championships Las Vegas2012
2nd Ind. Ind. World Championships Las Vegas2012
2nd Team Pan American Games Guadalajara 2011
2nd Ind. Pan American Games Guadalajara 2011
1st Mix. World Cup Ogden
2011
9th Ind. Youth Olympic Games Singapore 2010
7th Ind. Cadet World Championships Ogden 2009
Alison WILLIAMSON (GBR)
Berengere SCHUH (FRA)
Born 3 November 1971
Born 6 October 1984
3rd Ind. World Cup Final Istanbul
4th Ind. World Championships Turin
2nd Ind. World Cup Shanghai
3rd Team Olympic Games Beijing 1st Ind. European Championships Vittel
2nd Ind. Indoor World Championships Izmir
1st Team Indoor World Championships Izmir
1st Ind. Indoor World Championships Nîmes
2011
2011
2009
2008
2008
2007
2007
2003
1st Ind.
2nd Ind.
2nd Team
2nd Ind.
3rd Team
4th Ind.
3rd Ind.
2nd Ind.
European Grand Prix Antalya
Commonwealth Games New Delhi
Commonwealth Games New Delhi
World Cup Santo Domingo
World Championships Leipzig
World Cup Final Merida
Olympic Games Athens
World Championships Riom
2011
2010
2010
2009
2007
2006
2004
1999
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The
stars
Compound Men
Extracted results - Complete biographies are published on www.worldarchery.org.
Braden GELLENTHIEN (USA)
Sergio PAGNI (ITA)
Born 26 April 1986
Born 26 March 1979
1st Mix.
3rd Ind.
1st Ind.
2nd Ind.
1st Ind.
1st Ind.
1st Ind.
1st Ind.
World Championships Turin
2011
World Cup Final Istanbul
2011
World Cup Final Edinburgh
2010
European Championships Rovereto 2010
World Cup Final Copenhagen
2009
World Cup Shanghai 2009
World Cup Porec
2008, 2009
World Cup Antalya 2008
Jorge JIMENEZ (ESA)
Martin DAMSBO (DEN)
Born 30 September 1967
4th Ind. World Cup Final Istanbul
2nd Ind. World Cup Porec
5th Ind. World Cup Final Edinburgh
3rd Team World Championships Ulsan
1st Ind. World Cup Final Dubai
1st Ind. World Cup Ulsan
1st Ind. World Cup Dover 3rd Ind. World Cup Final Merida Compound Men
1stTeamWorld Indoor Championships Las Vegas2012
2010
2nd Ind. World Cup Final Edinburgh
2010
1st Ind. World Cup Ogden
2009
2nd Ind. World Cup Final Copenhagen
2007
2nd Ind. World Championships Leipzig
1st Ind. World Indoor Championships Izmir 2007
1st Team World Championships 03, 05, 07, 09, 11
Born 26 May 1985
2011
2011
2010
2009
2007
2007
2007
2006
6th Ind. World Cup Final Istanbul
2nd Team World Championships Turin
2nd Team World Cup Antalya
2nd Team World Cup Porec
6th Ind. World Cup Final Edinburgh
3rd Ind. World Cup Boe
3rd Ind. European Championships Vittel
3rd Ind. World Championships Leipzig
2011
2011
2011
2011
2010
2008
2008
2007
Reo WILDE (USA)
Christopher PERKINS (CAN)
Born 6 October 1973
Born 1 May 1992
4thTeamWorld Indoor Championships Las Vegas 2012
1st Team Junior World Championships Legnica 2011
2011
1st Ind. World Championships Turin
2011
3rd Team World Championships Turin
2011
5th Mix. World Championships Turin
2011
2nd Team World Cup Ogden
4th Team Junior World Championships Ogden 2009
4th Team Cadet World Championships Antalya 2008
Seppie CILLIERS (RSA)
Rodger WILLETT Jr. (USA)
Born 1 May 1979
Born 16 September 1962
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
Ind. World Cup Final Istanbul
Team World Cup Shanghai
Ind. World Cup Ogden
Ind. World Cup Antalya
Team World Cup Antalya
Ind. World Cup Porec
Team World Cup Porec
Team World Championships Leipzig
1st Ind. Indoor World Cup Final
2012
2011
2nd Ind. World Cup Final Istanbul
2011
3rd Ind. World Championships Turin
2009
1st Team World Championships Ulsan
2006
1st Ind. World Cup Final Merida
1st Team World Championships 2003, 07, 09, 11
1st Ind. World Indoor Championships 03, 05, 11
1st Team World Indoor Championships03, 05, 07, 11
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2007
5th Team World Championships Turin
5th Ind. World Championships Turin
4th Team World Cup Antalya
4th Ind. World Cup Antalya
3rd Team Commonwealth Games New Delhi
3rd Ind. Commonwealth Games New Delhi
1st Team World Cup Antalya
3rd Team World Cup Shanghai 2011
2011
2011
2011
2010
2010
2010
2009
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The
stars
Compound Women
Albina LOGINOVA (RUS)
Born 7 July 1983
2ndTeamWorld Indoor Championships Las Vegas2012
2011
1st Ind. World Championships Turin
2010
1st Ind. World Cup Final Edinburgh
3rd Ind. European Championships Rovereto 2010
3rd Team European Championships Rovereto 2010
2009
1st Ind. World Championships Ulsan
2009
1st Team World Championships Ulsan
2007
2nd Ind. World Championships Leipzig
Erika ANSCHUTZ (USA)
Born 23 December 1988
1stTeamWorld Indoor Championships Las Vegas2012
1st Ind. World Cup Final Istanbul
2011
1st Team World Championships Turin
2011
3rd Ind. World Championships Turin
2011
3rd Ind. World Cup Final Edinburgh
2010
1st Ind. World Cup Antalya
2010
3rd Team World Championships Ulsan 2009
3rd Ind. Universiade Belgrade
2009
Compound Women
Extracted results - Complete biographies are published on www.worldarchery.org.
Pascal LEBECQUE (FRA)
Born 18 April 1989
6th Ind. Indoor World Cup Final Las Vegas 2012
6thInd. World Indoor Championships Las Vegas2012
2011
2nd Ind. World Championships Turin
2nd Ind. European Grand Prix Boe
2011
2nd Mix. World Cup Shanghai
2011
3rd Mix. World Cup Antalya
2011
1st Team World Cup Porec
2011
2009
3rd Team World Cup Shanghai
Danielle BROWN (GBR)
Born 10 April 1988
1st Ind. World Para Championships Turin 1st Team Commonwealth Games New Delhi
5th Ind. Commonwealth Games New Delhi
3rd Team World Cup Shanghai
9th Ind. World Cup Shanghai
3rd Team Arizona Cup
2nd Mix. Arizona Cup
1st Ind. Paralympic Games Beijing
2011
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2010
2008
Jamie VAN NATTA (USA)
Linda OCHOA (MEX)
Born 31 March 1978
Born 2 January 1987
3rdInd. World Indoor Championships Las Vegas2012
2011
1st Mix. World Cup Shanghai
2010
6th Ind. World Cup Final Edinburgh
3rd Ind. Pan American Champ. Guadalajara 2010
1st Team Pan American Champ. Guadalajara 2010
2010
1st Team World Cup Shanghai
2010
2nd Ind. World Cup Shanghai
2009
4th Team World Championships Ulsan
2011
2011
2010
2009
2008
2008
2008
2007
Inge VAN CASPEL (NED)
Marcella TONIOLI (ITA)
Born 14 July 1991
Born 31 May 1986
4thTeamWorld Indoor Championships Las Vegas 3rd Ind. World Cup Final Istanbul
5th Ind. World Cup Shanghai
1st Ind. World Cup Ogden
2nd Mix. World Cup Ogden
1st Mix. World Championsips Turin
6th Ind. World Championsips Turin
5th Team World Championsips Turin
1st Team World Championships Turin
1st Ind. World Cup Shanghai
7th Ind. World Cup Final Edinburgh
1st Team World Cup Santo Domingo
1st Ind. World Cup Final Lausanne
1st Ind. Field World Champ. Llwynypia 1st Ind. World Cup Santo Domingo
3rd Team World Championships Leipzig
2012
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
2011
9th Ind. Indoor World Cup Final
2012
2ndInd. World Indoor Championships Las Vegas2012
1st Mix. Junior World Championships Legnica2011
2nd Ind. Junior World Championships Legnica2011
2011
2nd Mix. World Championships Turin
9th Ind. European Championships Rovereto 2010
2009
7th Team World Championships Ulsan
1st Ind. Junior World Championships Ogden 2009
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WOR L D A RC H E RY
The World
Prof Dr Ugur ERDENER
World Archery Federation President
IOC Member
NOC President in Turkey
8 million archers worldwide
145+ countries — World Archery Members Associations
Top countries all over the world, include :
Asia : Korea, India, China, Japan, Malaysia
Europe : Russia, Italy, Great Britain, France, Turkey, Ukraine, Poland
Americas : USA, Canada, Mexico, San Salvador, Brazi, Chile
Oceania : Australia, New Zealand
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World Archery Headquarter at the Maison du Sport International
World Archery
Federation
The World Archery Federation (WA) was
founded under the name of International Archery Federation (FITA) in 1931 at a
meeting in Lwow, Poland. Seven founding
nations were present : France, Italy, Hungary,
Poland, Sweden, the United States and the
former Czechoslovakia. The head office for
WA is in Lausanne, Switzerland. In 2005,
Prof Dr Ugur ERDENER (TUR) was elected president. Dr ERDENER is also an IOC Member and
the President of the National Olympic Committee
in Turkey.
According to its Constitution, WA’s main objective
is “to promote and encourage archery throughout
the world in conformity with the Olympic principles.”
World Archery makes and interprets the Rules
Book ; supervises the organization of World
Championships and other international competitions ; and promotes archery through the
media and sponsors.
Archery was part of the Olympic Movement
from 1900 – 1920 and has been permanently
a part of Olympic Games since 1972, when
the IOC returned the elegant sport of archery
to the Olympic program. Women competed in
the 1904 Olympics, making archery one of the
first sports competitions to include women. In
1961, WA became the first International Sports
Federation to elect a woman president.
World Archery has held World Championships
since 1931. Since 1991, WA has included
eight disciplines. In 2006, WA started the Archery World Cup — staging intense competitions in
spectacular places.
In 2009, the forward-focused World Archery
brand was launched to represent the sport
of archery to both sports enthusiasts and the
worldwide market beyond the archery family,
promoting archery at every level with passion.
In July 2011, a large majority of the Congress
held in Turin, Italy, voted to change the name
from FITA to World Archery Federation (WA).
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WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS (International Federations)
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◆ ‘07 World Archery Indoor Champ., Germany
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◆ ‘08 World Archery Field Champ., Wales
◆ ‘08 World Archery Youth Champ., Turkey
◆ ‘09 World Archery Indoor Champ., Poland
◆ ‘09 World Archery Youth Champ., USA
◆ ‘09 World Archery Champ., Korea
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Contacts
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Didier MIEVILLE
Marketing & Communication Director
Maison du Sport International
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Switzerland
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WORLD CUPS (International Federations)
◆ ‘06 Archery World Cup Stages: Croatia, Turkey, El Salvador, China; Final: Mexico
◆ ‘07 Archery World Cup Stages: Korea, Turkey, Italy, England; Final: Dubai
◆ ‘08 Archery World Cup Stages: Dominican Rep., Croatia, Turkey, France; Final: Switzerland
◆ ‘09 Archery World Cup Stages: Dominican Rep., Croatia, Turkey, China; Final: Denmark
◆ ‘10 Archery World Cup Stages: Croatia, Turkey, USA, China; Final: Great Britain
◆ ‘11 Archery World Cup Stages, Croatia, Turkey, USA, China; Final: Turkey
◆ ‘11 Indoor Archery World Cup, Singapore
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