2011 World Archery Championships - Men's Team Recurve

The men's team recurve competition at the 2011 World Archery Championships took place on 5–10 July 2011 in Torino, Italy. 55 teams of three archers competed in the qualification round on 5 July; the top 16 teams qualified for the knockout tournament on 6 July, with the semi-finals and finals on 10 July.[1] The tournament doubled as the principal qualification tournament for the 2012 Olympics.

Top seeds Korea, represented by Im Dong-hyun, Oh Jin-hyek, and individual champion Kim Woo-jin won the competition, defeating France in the final.[2]

Seeds

Seedings were based on the combined total of the team members' qualification scores in the individual ranking rounds. The top 16 teams were assigned places in the draw depending on their overall ranking.[3]

Im Dong-hyun / Kim Woo-jin / Oh Jin-hyek (Champions)
Michele Frangilli / Marco Galiazzo / Mauro Nespoli (3rd place)
Romain Girouille / Gaël Prévost / Jean-Charles Valladont (2nd place)
Brady Ellison / Joe Fanchin / Jacob Wukie (Quarterfinal)
Juan René Serrano / Eduardo Vélez / Pedro Vivas Alcala (4th place)
Dmytro Hrachov / Markiyan Ivashko / Viktor Ruban (Quarterfinal)
Chen Wenyuan / Dai Xiaoxiang / Xing Yu (Quarterfinal)
Larry Godfrey / Simon Terry / Alan Wills (Quarterfinal)
Kuo Cheng-wei / Tien Kang / Wang Cheng-pang (1st round)
Rahul Banerjee / Tarundeep Rai / Jayanta Talukdar (1st round)
Crispin Duenas / Jason Lyon / Patrick Rivest-Bunster (1st round)
Bair Badenov / Alexey Belov / Alexander Kozhin (1st round)
Piotr Nowak / Piotr Piątek / Jacek Proć (1st round)
Cheng Chu Sian / Haziq Kamaruddin / Khairul Anuar Mohamad (1st round)
Florian Floto / Jens Pieper / Sebastian Rohrberg (1st round)
Takaharu Furukawa / Hideki Kikuchi / Hiroki Suetake (1st round)

Draw

1st round			Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Finals

1	South Korea	223

16	Japan	210
			1	South Korea	224

			8	United Kingdom	219
9	Chinese Taipei	212

8	United Kingdom	213
						1	South Korea	230

						5	Mexico	220
5	Mexico	213

12	Russia	209
			5	Mexico	218

			4	United States	217
13	Poland	215

4	United States	223
									1	South Korea	226

									3	France	217
3	France	216²⁷

14	Malaysia	216²⁶
			3	France	222

			6	Ukraine	221
11	Canada	213

6	Ukraine	217
						3	France	222

						2	Italy	219
7	China	216							Third place

10	India	215
			7	China	219				5	Mexico	210

			2	Italy	221				2	Italy	212
15	Germany	149

2	Italy	219

References

http://www.archery.org/UserFiles/Document/Results/Results/2011/11_WC_Turin/SCHEDULE.pdf
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