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Archery at the 2006 Asian Games – Men's team

The men's team recurve competition at the 2006 Asian Games in Doha, Qatar was held from 9 to 13 December at the Lusail Archery Range.

Men's team recurve
at the 2006 Asian Games
VenueLusail Archery Range
Dates9–13 December
Competitors52 from 13 nations
Medalists
gold medal  South Korea
Im Dong-hyun, Jang Yong-ho, Lee Chang-hwan, Park Kyung-mo
silver medal  Chinese Taipei
Chen Szu-yuan, Hsu Tzu-yi, Kuo Cheng-wei, Wang Cheng-pang
bronze medal  India
Mangal Singh Champia, Tarundeep Rai, Jayanta Talukdar, Vishwas
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Schedule edit

All times are Arabia Standard Time (UTC+03:00)

Date Time Event
Saturday, 9 December 2006 13:30 Qualification 90/70 m
Sunday, 10 December 2006 13:15 Qualification 50/30 m
Wednesday, 13 December 2006 12:15 1/8 round
12:55 Quarterfinals
13:35 Semifinals
14:50 Bronze medal match
15:30 Final

Results edit

Qualification edit

Rank Team Distance Total 10s Xs
90m 70m 50m 30m
1   South Korea (KOR) 914 990 1010 1069 3983 217 96
Im Dong-hyun 308 333 335 356 1332 72 28
Jang Yong-ho 305 327 332 357 1321 67 32
Lee Chang-hwan 286 330 340 356 1312 63 30
Park Kyung-mo 301 330 343 356 1330 78 36
2   Chinese Taipei (TPE) 866 966 997 1046 3875 180 83
Chen Szu-yuan 289 319 331 346 1285 55 23
Hsu Tzu-yi 283 309 329 349 1270 53 22
Kuo Cheng-wei 294 328 337 348 1307 61 33
Wang Cheng-pang 283 319 329 352 1283 64 27
3   India (IND) 879 941 996 1057 3873 177 61
Mangal Singh Champia 299 305 340 356 1300 64 20
Tarundeep Rai 294 321 322 349 1286 56 19
Jayanta Talukdar 286 315 334 352 1287 57 22
Vishwas 267 314 332 349 1262 49 14
4   China (CHN) 878 969 976 1048 3871 167 67
Jing Xiangqing 272 310 323 353 1258 52 18
Li Wenquan 284 324 317 351 1276 51 22
Wang Gang 287 322 330 346 1285 57 22
Yong Fujun 307 323 329 351 1310 59 23
5   Malaysia (MAS) 846 942 980 1030 3798 148 65
Nazrin Aizad 219 294 297 335 1145 32 8
Cheng Chu Sian 297 317 338 351 1303 60 29
Wan Khalmizam 267 307 319 338 1231 42 15
Muhammad Marbawi 282 318 323 341 1264 46 21
6   Japan (JPN) 844 929 962 1037 3772 129 54
Chiaki Hashimoto 261 293 304 341 1199 35 12
Satoshi Kanemura 273 294 305 344 1216 34 14
Ryuichi Moriya 277 320 330 347 1274 49 26
Tomokazu Wakino 294 315 327 346 1282 46 14
7   Kazakhstan (KAZ) 791 945 980 1046 3762 147 55
Sergey Khristich 257 320 329 344 1250 50 23
Igor Kovalev 274 313 325 351 1263 52 14
Dulat Medeuov 243 291 316 339 1189 37 10
Oibek Saidiyev 260 312 326 351 1249 45 18
8   Philippines (PHI) 785 935 983 1048 3751 138 58
Marvin Cordero 277 316 330 349 1272 49 18
Christian Cubilla 258 306 319 342 1225 34 13
Paul Dela Cruz 246 310 324 351 1231 45 18
Mark Javier 262 309 329 348 1248 44 22
9   Qatar (QAT) 740 874 944 1004 3562 102 29
Ahmed Al-Abadi 252 291 307 331 1181 28 8
Israf Khan 214 279 285 323 1101 19 9
Farhan Monser 239 279 318 331 1167 33 9
Ali Ahmed Salem 249 304 319 342 1214 41 12
10   Bhutan (BHU) 777 858 908 1014 3557 92 29
Chencho Dorji 256 280 295 338 1169 24 9
Tashi Dorji 199 250 293 328 1070 24 8
Rinchen Gyeltshen 253 294 311 338 1196 34 11
Tashi Peljor 268 284 302 338 1192 34 9
11   Myanmar (MYA) 737 860 910 1003 3510 99 35
Kyaw Chan Nyein 197 273 297 337 1104 24 10
Kyaw Lin Tun 250 281 301 328 1160 25 5
Myo Ko Ko 234 289 284 339 1146 35 15
Zaw Win Htike 253 290 325 336 1204 39 15
12   Mongolia (MGL) 715 854 885 1004 3458 82 23
Dambadondogiin Baatarjav 228 297 303 339 1167 34 8
Tsogtyn Badamkhatan 242 275 301 332 1150 24 8
Jantsangiin Gantögs 245 282 281 333 1141 24 7
Byadrangiin Lkhagvasüren 204 246 301 333 1084 29 11
13   Hong Kong (HKG) 669 805 907 1003 3384 81 32
Gary Chan 204 248 251 308 1011 15 4
Chan Kam Shing 228 272 304 341 1145 31 12
Patrick Ma 228 277 292 332 1129 26 10
Muk Hau Tak 213 256 311 330 1110 24 10

Knockout round edit

1/8 round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1   South Korea 225
9   Qatar 192 8   Philippines 215
8   Philippines 214 1   South Korea 224
5   Malaysia 209 5   Malaysia 216
12   Mongolia 195 5   Malaysia 218
13   Hong Kong 200 4   China 215
4   China 219 1   South Korea 216
2   Chinese Taipei 211
3   India 219
11   Myanmar 195 6   Japan 206
6   Japan 220 3   India 210 Bronze medal match
7   Kazakhstan 214 2   Chinese Taipei 220
10   Bhutan 195 7   Kazakhstan 214 5   Malaysia 207
2   Chinese Taipei 223 3   India 211

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