2001 World Archery Championships – Women's individual recurve

Last updated August 03, 2023

The women's individual recurve competition at the 2001 World Archery Championships took place in September 2001 in Beijing, China. 95 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:

Choi Nam-ok (Quarterfinal)
Natalia Valeeva (3rd round)
Park Sung-hyun (Champion)
Kim Kyung-wook (2nd place)
Choi Jin (Quarterfinal)
Zhang Juanjuan (Quarterfinal)
Kateryna Palekha (3rd place)
He Ying (2nd round)

Full draw

Section 1

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

1	Choi Nam-ok	160

64	Katsiaryna Muliuk	154
			1	Choi Nam-ok	165

			32	Erika Reyes	158
33	Jutta Schneider	155

32	Erika Reyes	156
						1	Choi Nam-ok	169

						48	Eliza Matthews	154
17	Chen Hsin-i	154

48	Eliza Matthews	156
			48	Eliza Matthews	159

			16	Naomi Folkard	151
49	Natalia Nasaridze	155

16	Naomi Folkard	162
									1	Choi Nam-ok	107

									41	Alison Williamson	110
9	Barbara Wegrzynowska	161

56	Lindsay Pearson	159
			9	Barbara Wegrzynowska	154

			41	Alison Williamson	158
41	Alison Williamson	162

24	Anna Karaseva	152
						41	Alison Williamson	158

						25	Yang Jianping	155
25	Yang Jianping	160

40	Agnes Bablee	159
			25	Yang Jianping	164

			8	He Ying	147
57	Zekiye Keskin	154

8	He Ying	162

Section 2

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

5	Choi Jin	164

60	Yrjonen Taru	159
			5	Choi Jin	165

			28	Sa Ren	158
37	Deonne Bridger	157

28	Sa Ren	164
						5	Choi Jin	169

						12	Olena Sadovnycha	161
21	Yelena Plotnikova	152

44	Roberta Allodi	156
			44	Roberta Allodi	147

			12	Olena Sadovnycha	166
53	Suutari Katri	151

12	Olena Sadovnycha	155
									5	Choi Jin	106

									4	Kim Kyung-wook	113
13	Mayumi Asano	155

52	Elif Altınkaynak	153
			13	Mayumi Asano	161

			20	Irene Franchini	159
45	Misa Tsubouchi	156

20	Irene Franchini	156*
						13	Mayumi Asano	163

						4	Kim Kyung-wook	165
29	Sylvie Pissis	155

36	Wiebke Nulle	155*
			36	Wiebke Nulle	159

			4	Kim Kyung-wook	162
61	Olga Moroz	153

4	Kim Kyung-wook	169

Section 3

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

3	Park Sung-hyun	163

62	Sabine Mayrhofer	151
			3	Park Sung-hyun	167

			35	Tsai Ching-wen	155
35	Tsai Ching-wen	159

30	Irina Outkina	156
						3	Park Sung-hyun	165

						14	Barbara Mensing	154
19	Cornelia Pfohl	154

46	Alexandra Fouace	148
			19	Cornelia Pfohl	152

			14	Barbara Mensing	157
51	Chekrovolu Swuro	157

14	Barbara Mensing	161
									3	Park Sung-hyun	110

									6	Zhang Juanjuan	97
11	Margarita Galinovskaya	163

54	Kirstin Lewis	150
			11	Margarita Galinovskaya	157

			43	Aurore Trayan	159
43	Aurore Trayan	155

22	Justyna Mospinek	154
						43	Aurore Trayan	161

						6	Zhang Juanjuan	163
27	Maria-Joao Ribeiro	158

38	Almudena Gallardo	167
			38	Almudena Gallardo	161

			6	Zhang Juanjuan	168
59	Katja Brix Poulsen	157

6	Zhang Juanjuan	171

Section 4

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

7	Kateryna Palekha	157

58	Nadejda Badmatsirenova	155
			7	Kateryna Palekha	162

			26	Karin Larsson	159
39	Hung Shih-chun	150

26	Karin Larsson	159
						7	Kateryna Palekha	171

						42	Olga Pilipova	153
23	Liu Pi-yu	151

42	Olga Pilipova	152
			42	Olga Pilipova	154

			10	Agata Bulwa	153
55	Małgorzata Sobieraj	140

10	Agata Bulwa	154
									7	Kateryna Palekha	109

									18	Petra Ericsson	108
15	Tetyana Berezhna	162

50	Elena Maffioli	158
			15	Tetyana Berezhna	160

			18	Petra Ericsson	167
47	Anna Poutseva	149

18	Petra Ericsson	164
						18	Petra Ericsson	169

						2	Natalia Valeeva	164
31	Nataliya Burdeyna	159

34	Dola Banerjee	163
			34	Dola Banerjee	160

			2	Natalia Valeeva	161
63	Suutari Kaisa	155

2	Natalia Valeeva	161

Finals

Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Finals

1	Choi Nam-ok	107

41	Alison Williamson	110
			41	Alison Williamson	108

			4	Kim Kyung-wook	111
5	Choi Jin	106

4	Kim Kyung-wook	113
						4	Kim Kyung-wook	111

						3	Park Sung-hyun	111*
3	Park Sung-hyun	110

6	Zhang Juanjuan	97
			3	Park Sung-hyun	114	Third place

			7	Kateryna Palekha	109
7	Kateryna Palekha	109				41	Alison Williamson	105

18	Petra Ericsson	108				7	Kateryna Palekha	107

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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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