Archery at the 1988 Summer Olympics – Men's individual

The men's individual was one of two events for men out of four total events in Archery at the 1988 Summer Olympics.[1]

Men's individual
at the Games of the XXIV Olympiad
VenueHwarang Archery Field
Dates27–30 September
Competitors84 from 34 nations
Medalists
Jay Barrs  United States
Park Sung-soo  South Korea
Vladimir Yesheyev  Soviet Union

Summary

Preliminary round

Each archer shot a FITA round, consisting of 144 arrows split evenly between the distances of 90 metres, 70 metres, 50 metres, and 30 metres. The top 24 archers advanced to the 1/8 finals.

The United States, winners of the men's gold medal every year they had competed, advanced all of their archers. Korea also had all three archers qualify for the next round. Finland, Japan, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union each had two archers advance. All three medallists from 1984 moved on to the next round.

1/8 final

Each archer shot one quarter of a FITA round, with the 36 arrows split evenly between the distances of 90 metres, 70 metres, 50 metres, and 30 metres. The top 18 archers advanced to the quarterfinal.

Korea and the United States again advanced all three archers. Finland and Japan were the nations having two archers qualify. The three medallists from 1984 continued to compete, though Darrell Pace of the United States, gold medallist in Los Angeles, only barely managed to take 18th place to advance.

Quarterfinal

Each archer shot one quarter of a FITA round, with the 36 arrows split evenly between the distances of 90 metres, 70 metres, 50 metres, and 30 metres. The top 12 archers advanced to the semifinal.

Once again, the six Korean and American archers advanced, along with two Finnish archers. Pace, who won gold four years earlier, sprang from near-elimination in the 1/8 final to first place in the quarterfinal. It was bronze medal defender Hiroshi Yamamoto that barely escaped elimination in this round.

Semifinal

Each archer shot one quarter of a FITA round, with the 36 arrows split evenly between the distances of 90 metres, 70 metres, 50 metres, and 30 metres. The top 8 archers advanced to the final.

One archer from each of the three nations with multiple archers fell in this round, leaving Korea and the United States with two archers advancing as Finland joined the Soviet Union, the Netherlands, and Japan in qualifying one archer for the final. Pace, the defending gold medallist, missed the cut by one place. Yamamoto, the defending silver medallist, avoided that fate by shooting two points better than Pace to place eighth.

Final

The top three archers in the final earned medals. Each archer shot one quarter of a FITA round, with the 36 arrows split evenly between the distances of 90 metres, 70 metres, 50 metres, and 30 metres.

The United States and Korea, having vied for dominance throughout the competition, won a gold and silver medal, respectively. This continued the American men's streak of winning a gold medal in every men's archery competition in which they had taken part. The Soviet Union also earned a medal. McKinney and Yamamoto, the remaining defending medallists, placed only 6th and 8th, respectively.

Results

RankArcherNationOpen
round
RankEighth
final
RankQuarter
final
RankSemi
final
RankGrand
final
Jay Barrs United States129433131332643342338
Park Sung-soo South Korea13032322432453294336
Vladimir Yesheyev Soviet Union130413131432093285335
4Chun In-soo South Korea12846326232363341331
5Martinus Reniers Netherlands12865328132823248327
6Richard McKinney United States12884321632733323324
7Pentti Vikström Finland12731331215320103247323
8Hiroshi Yamamoto Japan1271143167318123246321
9Darrell Pace United States1257193061832913229
10Lee Han-sup South Korea127512314103201132110
11Tomi Poikolainen Finland127893159323732111
12Detlef Kahlert West Germany12542030717321831112
13Ilario Di Buò Italy125121322531713
14Takayoshi Matsushita Japan1266153111631614
15Göran Bjerendal Sweden12808315831615
16Simon Fairweather Australia127611322331616
17Paul Vermeiren Belgium1250223131230917
18Leroy Watson Great Britain1248243141130418
19Olivier Heck France12771030619
20Kostiantyn Shkolniy Soviet Union12502330420
21Steven Hallard Great Britain1283730321
22Vedat Erbay Turkey12571830222
23Henrik Kromann Toft Denmark12631729523
24John McDonald Canada12631629224
25Jan Jacobsen Denmark124825
26Andrés Anchondo Mexico124826
27Ismo Falck Finland124627
28Andrea Parenti Italy124528
29Yury Leontyev Soviet Union124529
30Mats Nordlander Sweden124330
31Hu Pei-wen Chinese Taipei124331
32Antonio Vázquez Spain123932
33Giancarlo Ferrari Italy123733
34Kerem Ersü Turkey123734
35Gert Bjerendal Sweden123635
36Sanjeev Singh India123336
37Thierry Venant France123337
38Omar Bustani Mexico123238
39Limba Ram India123239
40Terushi Furuhashi Japan122940
41Christopher Blake Australia122841
42Yen Man-sung Chinese Taipei122742
43Renato Emilio Brazil122543
44Patrick de Koning Belgium122544
45Chiu Ping-kun Chinese Taipei122345
46Duoji Qiuyun China122046
47Liang Qiuzhong China122047
48Safruddin Mawi Indonesia121948
49Adolfo González Mexico121549
50Manuel Jiménez Spain121550
51Daniel Desnoyers Canada121551
52Juan Holgado Spain121052
53Francis Notenboom Belgium120953
54Manfred Barth West Germany120654
55Ru Guang China120455
56Ole Gammelgaard Nielsen Denmark120356
57Richard Priestman Great Britain120257
58Denis Canuel Canada120158
59Bernhard Schulkowski West Germany119959
60Paul Bamber Zimbabwe119760
61Izzet Avci Turkey119261
62Jorge Azevedo Brazil119162
63Rodney Wagner Australia118463
64Claude Franclet France118164
65Gilles Cresto Monaco118065
66Carlos Reis Portugal117666
67Miguel Pedraza Puerto Rico117267
68Rowel Merto Philippines116268
69Joseph Malone Ireland116269
70Rui Santos Portugal116070
71Shyam Lal Meena India115071
72Alan Bryant Zimbabwe114972
73Thinley Dorji Bhutan114473
74Noel Lynch Ireland114174
75Claudio Pafundi Argentina112675
76Pema Tshering Bhutan112476
77Fok Ming Shan Hong Kong110877
78Wrex Tarr Zimbabwe109278
79Lai Chi Hung Hong Kong107979
80Jigme Tshering Bhutan107080
81Ángel Bello Argentina101781
82Sameer Jawdat Saudi Arabia96482
83Adel Aljabrin Saudi Arabia92183
84Derrick Tenai Solomon Islands50584

References

  1. "Archery at the 1988 Seoul Summer Games: Men's Individual". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 28 March 2020.
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