2001 World Archery Championships – Men's individual recurve

Last updated August 03, 2023

The men's individual recurve competition at the 2001 World Archery Championships took place in September 2001 in Beijing, China. 125 archers entered the competition. Following a qualifying 144 arrow FITA round, the top 64 archers qualified for the 6-round knockout tournament, drawn according to their qualification round scores. The semi-finals and finals then took place on 23 September.^[1]

Qualifying

The following archers were the leading 8 qualifiers:

Michele Frangilli (3rd round)
Yeon Jung-ki (Champion)
Lee Chang-hwan (2nd round)
Ilario di Buo (4th place)
Hiroshi Yamamoto (3rd round)
Park Kyung-mo (3rd place)
Baljinima Tsyrempilov (Quarterfinal)
Matteo Bisiani (2nd round)

Full draw

Section 1

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

1	Michele Frangilli	166

64	Alain Autem	155
			1	Michele Frangilli	166

			32	Wietse van Alten	163
33	Jari Lipponen	164

32	Wietse van Alten	166
						1	Michele Frangilli	165

						16	Lionel Torres	168
17	Magnus Petersson	163

48	Jocelyn de Grandis	161
			17	Magnus Petersson	163

			16	Lionel Torres	167
49	Willy Ardiet	157

16	Lionel Torres	174
									16	Lionel Torres	110

									40	Anton Prilepau	108
9	Kim Won-sub	169

56	Niklas Eriksson	164
			9	Kim Won-sub	161

			24	Hasse Pavia Lind	161*
41	Felipe López	159

24	Hasse Pavia Lind	161
						24	Hasse Pavia Lind	163

						40	Anton Prilepau	165
25	Mario Casavecchia	158

40	Anton Prilepau	165
			40	Anton Prilepau	167

			8	Matteo Bisiani	162
57	Ni Guobin	163

8	Matteo Bisiani	166

Section 2

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

5	Hiroshi Yamamoto	166

60	Alexei Guzan	163
			5	Hiroshi Yamamoto	168

			28	David Barnes	159
37	Christophe Peignois	154

28	David Barnes	156
						5	Hiroshi Yamamoto	164

						21	Simon Needham	169
21	Simon Needham	160

44	Vladimir Dolgonosov	154
			21	Simon Needham	161*

			53	Sun Jian	161
53	Sun Jian	166

12	Daniel Kravacek	159
									21	Simon Needham	102

									4	Ilario di Buo	110
13	Viktor Ruban	167

52	Jantsan Gantugs	160
			13	Viktor Ruban	160

			20	Oleksandr Serdyuk	172
45	Pavel Jurak	161

20	Oleksandr Serdyuk	162
						20	Oleksandr Serdyuk	165

						4	Ilario di Buo	167
29	Michael Fisher	156

36	Jacek Proć	165
			36	Jacek Proć	159

			4	Ilario di Buo	168
61	Juan Carlos Manjarrez	159

4	Ilario di Buo	165

Section 3

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

3	Lee Chang-hwan	161

62	Aurelien Daux	159
			3	Lee Chang-hwan	163

			30	Takayoshi Matsushita	164
35	Yaron Kolesnik	154

30	Takayoshi Matsushita	167
						30	Takayoshi Matsushita	163

						46	Dennis Bager	167
19	Nico Hendrickx	162

46	Dennis Bager	164
			46	Dennis Bager	160

			51	Chen Szu-yuan	159
51	Chen Szu-yuan	165*

14	Ian Crowther	165
									46	Dennis Bager	93

									6	Park Kyung-mo	106
11	Erich Kloos	167

54	Bartosz Mikos	158
			11	Erich Kloos	163*

			22	Igor Parkhomenko	163
43	Martin Bulir	162

22	Igor Parkhomenko	163
						11	Erich Kloos	165

						6	Park Kyung-mo	167
27	Gennady Metrofanov	163

38	Shih Cheng-te	162
			27	Gennady Metrofanov	160

			6	Park Kyung-mo	172
59	Yang Bo	164

6	Park Kyung-mo	164*

Section 4

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

7	Baljinima Tsyrempilov	166

58	Christian Stubbe	152
			7	Baljinima Tsyrempilov	162

			26	Satyadev Prasad	157
39	Chen Hongyuan	154

26	Satyadev Prasad	161
						7	Baljinima Tsyrempilov	170

						10	Mattias Eriksson	159
23	Ozdemir Akbal	164

42	Su Wen-pin	156
			23	Ozdemir Akbal	167

			10	Mattias Eriksson	168
55	Tunc Kucukkayalar	161

10	Mattias Eriksson	162
									7	Baljinima Tsyrempilov	107

									2	Yeon Jung-ki	113
15	Stanislav Zabrodski	158*

50	Kailash	158
			15	Stanislav Zabrodski	168

			47	Zbigniew Stanieczek	150
47	Zbigniew Stanieczek	163

18	Michael Frankenberg	159
						15	Stanislav Zabrodski	171

						2	Yeon Jung-ki	174
31	Keichi Tanaka	165

34	Javier Fernández	157
			31	Keichi Tanaka	165

			2	Yeon Jung-ki	168
63	Mikael Larsson	152

2	Yeon Jung-ki	166

Finals

Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Finals

16	Lionel Torres	110

40	Anton Prilepau	108
			16	Lionel Torres	111*

			4	Ilario di Buo	111
21	Simon Needham	102

4	Ilario di Buo	110
						16	Lionel Torres	114

						2	Yeon Jung-ki	115
46	Dennis Bager	93

6	Park Kyung-mo	106
			6	Park Kyung-mo	113	Third place

			2	Yeon Jung-ki	115
7	Baljinima Tsyrempilov	107				4	Ilario di Buo	109

2	Yeon Jung-ki	113				6	Park Kyung-mo	110

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References

↑ "41st World Outdoor Archery Championships Complete Results / Beijing 2001" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2013-10-14. Retrieved 2013-07-11.

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[1] "41st World Outdoor Archery Championships Complete Results / Beijing 2001" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2013-10-14. Retrieved 2013-07-11.

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