Annex: Archery at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games

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The Archery Field in Athens 2004

The archery at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games featured four events (two for men and two for women), played between August 15 and 21, 2004 at the Stadium Panathinaiko.

This was the 13th edition of the official tournament of this sport since its implementation as an Olympic discipline, which happened at the 1900 Olympic Games in Paris. Although it is one of the oldest Olympic sports, its execution was suspended for more of 50 years, between the events of Antwerp 1920 and Munich 1972.

Archery is performed at a distance of 70 meters, with a 122 cm diameter target. Each archer has 40 seconds to shoot each arrow. 64 archers participate in this specialty, up to three per country. During qualifying, each archer shoots six groups of twelve arrows each. The score in that round is used to set the pairings for the next round. Starting with the quarterfinals, each archer shoots four groups of three arrows each.

Program

12 August
- Individual female and male classification return
15 August
- First female elimination round (1/32)
16 August
- First male elimination round (1/32)
17 August
- Second female elimionatory round (1/16)
- Second male elimionatory round (1/16)
18 August
- Eighth finals, quarter finals, semi final, feminine finals and awards
19 August
- Final Octavos, final quarters, semi final, masculine finish and award
20 August
- Final Octavos, final quarters, semi final, feminine end for teams and awards
21 August
- Final Octavos, final quarters, semi final, masculine end for teams and awards

Female category

Event
Individual Tournament	Sung Hyun Park (KOR)	Sung Jin Lee (KOR)	Alison Williamson (GBR)

Individual Tournament

Pos. Final	Clasif.	Name	Country	Ptos. Clasif.	1/32	1/16	1/8	Rooms Final	Semifinal	Final
1	1	Park Sung Hyun	South Korea	682 (RM)	154	165	171	111	110	110
2	2	Lee Sung Jin	South Korea	675	164	166	165	104	104	108
3	21	Alison Williamson	United Kingdom	637	147	154	165	109	100	105
4	6	Yuan Shu Chi	Taiwan	658	162	158	166	107	98	104
5	3	Yun Mi Jin	South Korea	673	162	173 (RO)	168	105
6	10	Wu Hui Ju	Taiwan	649	156.	156.	160	103
7	8	Evangelia Psarra	Greece	652	138	163	160	101
8	4	He Ying	China	667	141	158	156.	89
9	19	Jennifer Nichols	United States	638	160	163	162
10	5	Zhang Juanjuan	China	663	135	166	161
11	17	Naomi Folkard	United Kingdom	638	139	156.	159
12	15	Margarita Galinovskaya	Russia	639	153	158	154
13	24	Almudena Gallardo	Spain	631	148	152	152
14	7	Justyna Mospinek	Poland	657	162	163	151
15	43	Reena Kumari	India	620	153	134	148
16	52	Kirstin Jean Lewis	South Africa	606	141	157	142
17	25	Zekiye Keskin Satir	Turkey	631	135	161
18	14	Tetyana Berezhna	Ukraine	640	160	160
19	29	Melissa Jennison	Australia	628	132	158
20	28	Iwona Marcinkiewicz	Poland	628	119	157
21	23	Anja Hitzler	Germany	632	163	156.
22	18	Cornelia Pfohl	Germany	638	146	156.
23	26	Viktoriya Beloslydtseva	Kazakhstan	629	150	155
24	20	Sumangala Sharma	India	638	142	153
25	49	Mari Piuva	Finland	615	136	151
26	53	Sayoko Kawauchi	Japan	601	137	150
27	56	Jasmine Figueroa	Philippines	600	132	150
28	35	Sayami Matsushita	Japan	624	165	149
29	27	Malgorzata Sobieraj	Poland	628	151	149
30	33	Natalia Bolotova	Russia	625	143	148
31	34	Elpida Romantzi	Greece	624	151	146
32	54	Tshering Chhoden	Bhutan	600	159	134
33	59	Kateryna Palekha	Ukraine	595	158
34	30	Alexandra Fouace	France	627	157
35	51	Fotini Vavatsi	Greece	609	156.
36	11	Lin Sang	China	647	156.
37	62	Hanna Karasiova	Belarus	588	155
38	42	Damla Gunay	Turkey	620	152
39	38	Daw Thin Thin Khaing	Burma	622	151
40	22	Kristine Esabua	Georgia	636	149
41	39	Deonne Bridger	Australia	620	145
42	58	Maydenia Sarduy	Cuba	595	145
43	31	Berangere Schuh	France	626	143
44	32	Mon Redee Sut Txi	Malaysia	626	143
45	55	Narguis Nabieva	Tajikistan	600	142
46	46	Puspitasari Rina Dewi	Indonesia	616	141
47	50	Elena Dostay	Russia	609	136
48	40	Wiebke Nulle	Germany	620	135
49	16	Natalia Nasaridze	Turkey	639	133
50	45	Chen Li Ju	Taiwan	617	133
51	41	Khatuna Narimanidze	Georgia	620	132
52	13	Dola Banerjee	India	642	131
53	9	Natalia Valeeva	Italy	650	130
54	61	Helen Palmer	United Kingdom	594	130
55	12	Nataliya Burdeyna	Ukraine	643	129
56	47	Marie-Pier Beaudet	Canada	616	128
57	48	Olga Pilipova	Kazakhstan	616	128
58	63	Bahnasawy Lamia	Egypt	564	127
59	60	Aurore Trayan	France	594	122
60	44	Janet Dykman	United States	619	121
61	36	Stephanie Arnold	United States	623	121
62	57	Jo-Ann Galbraith	Australia	596	116
63	37	Yukari Kawasaki	Japan	622	106
64	64	Mansour May	Egypt	536	102.

Team tournament

Event
Tournament by equipment	South Korea (KOR) Lee Sung Jin Park Sung Hyun Yun Mi Jin	China (CHN) He Ying Lin Sang Zhang Juanjuan	Taiwan (TWN) Chen Li Ju Wu Hui Ju Yuan Shu Chi

Round of 16

South Korea bye
Greece def. United States 230-227
India def. United Kingdom 230-228
France def. Poland 226-224
Taiwan def. Japan 240-226
Germany def. Russia 238-234
Ukraine def. Turkey 244-234
China def. Australia 248-233

Quarterfinals

South Korea def. Greece 244-232
France def. India 228-227
Taiwan def. Germany 233-230
China def. Ukraine 241-230

Semi-finals

South Korea def. France 249-234
China def. Taiwan 230-226

Third place

Taiwan def. France 242-228

Ending

South Korea def. China 241-240

Male Category

Event
Individual Tournament	Marco Galiazzo (ITA)	Hiroshi Yamamoto (JPN)	Tim Cuddihy (AUS)