Archery at the 2002 Asian Games – Men's team

Men's team recurve
at the 2002 Asian Games
VenueGangseo Archery Field
Dates6–10 October 2002
Competitors51 from 13 nations
Medalists
gold medal  South Korea
Han Seung-hoon, Im Dong-hyun, Kim Kyung-ho, Kim Sek-keoan
silver medal  Chinese Taipei
Chen Szu-yuan, Liao Chien-nan, Liu Ming-huang, Wang Cheng-pang
bronze medal  Kazakhstan
Alexandr Li, Vitaliy Shin, Maxim Yelisseyev, Stanislav Zabrodskiy
Archery at the
2002 Asian Games
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Main article: Archery at the 2002 Asian Games

The men's team recurve competition at the 2002 Asian Games in Busan, South Korea was held from 6 to 10 October at the Gangseo Archery Field.

Schedule

All times are Korea Standard Time (UTC+09:00)

Date Time Event
Sunday, 6 October 2002 14:30 Qualification 90 m
16:00 Qualification 70 m
Monday, 7 October 2002 14:30 Qualification 50 m
16:00 Qualification 30 m
Thursday, 10 October 2002 14:00 1/8 finals
14:40 Quarterfinals
15:00 Semifinals
15:50 3rd–4th place
16:15 Final

Results

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Qualification

Rank Team Distance Total 10s Xs
90m 70m 50m 30m
1  South Korea (KOR) 940 1012 991 1060 4003 211 84
Han Seung-hoon 304 339 331 352 1326 70 26
Im Dong-hyun 311 329 339 357 1336 70 28
Kim Kyung-ho 325 344 321 351 1341 71 30
Kim Sek-keoan 296 338 336 355 1325 70 25
2  Japan (JPN) 939 988 974 1042 3943 176 59
Yuji Hamano 310 329 327 350 1316 60 26
Yoshimasa Inoue 290 307 304 348 1249 43 18
Koichi Shiota 317 320 314 340 1291 49 12
Hiroshi Yamamoto 312 339 333 352 1336 67 21
3  China (CHN) 909 994 979 1046 3928 177 63
Chen Hongyuan 300 333 328 352 1313 58 18
Huang Zhongsheng 302 334 326 348 1310 60 21
Li Xiaofeng 307 327 325 346 1305 59 24
Xue Haifeng 291 323 332 357 1303 60 23
4  India (IND) 909 988 982 1038 3917 187 66
Ved Kumar 292 316 319 344 1271 48 18
Satyadev Prasad 309 327 322 345 1303 58 26
Limba Ram 305 328 323 345 1301 68 28
Kailash Sharma 295 333 337 348 1313 61 12
5  Kazakhstan (KAZ) 904 976 973 1026 3879 159 53
Alexandr Li 294 317 319 342 1272 51 13
Vitaliy Shin 280 289 317 344 1230 41 19
Maxim Yelisseyev 303 327 323 334 1287 47 15
Stanislav Zabrodskiy 307 332 331 350 1320 61 25
6  Chinese Taipei (TPE) 898 953 957 1047 3855 145 53
Chen Szu-yuan 295 320 329 358 1302 61 25
Liao Chien-nan 303 320 315 351 1289 47 18
Liu Ming-huang 280 316 310 341 1247 37 16
Wang Cheng-pang 300 313 313 338 1264 37 10
7  Bhutan (BHU) 896 961 970 1019 3846 138 38
Rinzin Chhophel 303 327 334 350 1314 58 20
Tashi Dorji 280 312 318 330 1240 34 5
Tashi Peljor 313 322 318 339 1292 46 13
Tempa Tempa 257 300 300 332 1189 30 7
8  Uzbekistan (UZB) 868 967 941 1027 3803 135 48
Zamir Ahmedov 300 323 310 342 1275 41 17
Ildar Sayfullin 286 323 313 345 1267 47 19
Amet Umerov 282 321 318 340 1261 47 12
9  Myanmar (MYA) 870 942 951 1035 3798 138 50
Nan Aung 297 312 322 349 1280 55 12
Nyi Nyi Tun 279 315 308 345 1247 42 22
Win Min Zaw 289 305 303 336 1233 32 12
Yan Aung Soe 294 315 321 341 1271 41 16
10  Philippines (PHI) 890 968 959 966 3783 134 43
Marvin Cordero 313 333 326 344 1316 59 22
Christian Cubilla 301 321 313 345 1280 40 16
Florante Matan 276 314 320 277 1187 35 5
Arnold Rojas 270 313 299 272 1154 16 3
11  Mongolia (MGL) 854 939 920 1012 3725 112 34
Gombodorjiin Gan-Erdene 293 302 307 335 1237 36 10
Jantsangiin Gantögs 294 323 321 347 1285 52 20
Togoogiin Tsogtbayar 267 314 292 330 1203 24 4
Baatarjavyn Zolboo 245 274 295 310 1124 17 8
12  Qatar (QAT) 784 887 921 1015 3607 109 21
Abdulla Abdulla 227 285 278 281 1071 9 0
Ahmed Al-Abadi 250 248 282 331 1111 23 8
Farhan Monser 271 328 328 342 1269 48 6
Ali Ahmed Salem 263 311 311 342 1227 38 7
13  Sri Lanka (SRI) 697 796 831 957 3281 65 21
Hetti Bandara Dharmasena 233 260 254 315 1062 15 4
Prasad Fernando DNS
P. C. N. N. Rajawardana 227 266 292 327 1112 21 7
Rajeeva Wickramasinghe 237 270 285 315 1107 29 10

Knockout round

1/8 finals Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1  South Korea 250
9  Myanmar 234 9  Myanmar 246
8  Uzbekistan 226 1  South Korea 240
5  Kazakhstan 231 5  Kazakhstan 235
12  Qatar 219 5  Kazakhstan 242
13  Sri Lanka 199 4  India 239
4  India 235 1  South Korea 245
6  Chinese Taipei 238
3  China 234
11  Mongolia 222 6  Chinese Taipei 236
6  Chinese Taipei 229 6  Chinese Taipei 244 3rd–4th place
7  Bhutan 237 2  Japan 238
10  Philippines 228 7  Bhutan 235 5  Kazakhstan 237
2  Japan 243 2  Japan 235

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