Archery at the 2006 Asian Games – Men's team

Men's team recurve at the 2006 Asian Games
Venue	Lusail Archery Range
Dates	December 9, 2006–December 13, 2006
Competitors	52 from 13 nations
Medalists
South Korea Im Dong-hyun, Jang Yong-ho, Lee Chang-hwan, Park Kyung-mo   Chinese Taipei Chen Szu-yuan, Hsu Tzu-yi, Kuo Cheng-wei, Wang Cheng-pang   India Mangal Singh Champia, Tarundeep Rai, Jayanta Talukdar, Vishwas
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Archery at the 2006 Asian Games
Individual		men		women
Team		men		women

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.

Schedule

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

Qualification

Rank	Team	90m	70m	50m	30m	Total	10s	Xs
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

	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

References

• Official Results

External links

• Official website