2005 World Archery Championships – Women's individual recurve

Last updated August 03, 2023

The women's individual recurve competition at the 2005 World Archery Championships took place in June 2005 in Madrid, Spain. 109 archers entered the competition. Following a qualifying 144 arrow FITA round on 22 June, 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 27 June.^[1]

Qualifying

The following archers were the leading 8 qualifiers:

Park Sung-hyun (3rd place)
Lee Tuk-young (2nd place)
Yun Mi-jin (3rd round)
Jennifer Nichols (Quarterfinal)
Tetyana Berezhna (1st round)
Natalia Valeeva (4th place)
Mayumi Asano (Quarterfinal)
Margarita Galinovskaya (Quarterfinal)

Full draw

Section 1

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

1	Park Sung-hyun	169

64	Dolores Cekada	146
			1	Park Sung-hyun	170

			33	Pia Carmen Lionetti	154
33	Pia Carmen Lionetti	153

32	Almudena Gallardo	148
						1	Park Sung-hyun	165

						48	Hanna Karasiova	157
17	Justyna Mospinek	149

48	Hanna Karasiova	158
			48	Hanna Karasiova	149

			49	Ekaterina Kharkhanova	142
49	Ekaterina Kharkhanova	153

16	Kristina Esebua	151
									1	Park Sung-hyun	113

									8	Margarita Galinovskaya	102
9	Dola Banerjee	156*

56	Natalia Nasaridze	156
			9	Dola Banerjee	161

			24	Veronika Haidn Tschalova	157
41	Chekrovolu Swuro	158

24	Veronika Haidn Tschalova	160
						9	Dola Banerjee	147

						8	Margarita Galinovskaya	149
25	Christina Schaefer	146

40	Charlotte Burgess	147
			40	Charlotte Burgess	153

			8	Margarita Galinovskaya	157
57	Mon Redee Sut Txi	147

8	Margarita Galinovskaya	152

Section 2

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

5	Tetyana Berezhna	151

60	Anbarasi Subramaniam	152
			60	Anbarasi Subramaniam	152

			28	Elena Tonetta	153
37	Derya Sarialtin	153

28	Elena Tonetta	153*
						28	Elena Tonetta	153

						12	Lee Sung-jin	159
21	Kateryna Palekha	147

44	Karin Larsson	157
			44	Karin Larsson	153

			12	Lee Sung-jin	160
53	Anna Alnefelt	140

12	Lee Sung-jin	164
									12	Lee Sung-jin	112

									4	Jennifer Nichols	106
13	Nataliya Burdeyna	159

52	Yuki Hayashi	155
			13	Nataliya Burdeyna	159

			45	Khatuna Narimanidze	154
45	Khatuna Narimanidze	157*

20	He Ying	157
						13	Nataliya Burdeyna	143

						4	Jennifer Nichols	154
29	Qian Jialing	147

36	Katsiaryna Milanovich	145
			29	Qian Jialing	155

			4	Jennifer Nichols	158
61	Wu Hui-ju	153

4	Jennifer Nichols	156

Section 3

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

3	Yun Mi-jin	165

62	Izabella Niemiec	149
			3	Yun Mi-jin	152

			30	Naomi Folkard	149
35	Sayoko Kawauchi	153

30	Naomi Folkard	153*
						3	Yun Mi-jin	156

						19	Yuan Shu-chi	158
19	Yuan Shu-chi	162

46	Wioleta Myszor	158
			19	Yuan Shu-chi	155*

			14	Guo Dan	155
51	Rina Dewi Puspitasari	151

14	Guo Dan	162
									19	Yuan Shu-chi	107

									6	Natalia Valeeva	108
11	Reena Kumari	167

54	Beatriz Gómez	145
			11	Reena Kumari	146

			22	Femke Boonen	154
43	Marjo Vikstrom	155

22	Femke Boonen	155*
						22	Femke Boonen	149

						6	Natalia Valeeva	158
27	Kateryna Ksenofontova	150

38	Anja Hitzler	139
			27	Kateryna Ksenofontova	155

			6	Natalia Valeeva	159
59	Lana Needham	142

6	Natalia Valeeva	164

Section 4

1st round			2nd round			3rd round			Quarterfinal

7	Mayumi Asano	154

58	Damla Günay	148
			7	Mayumi Asano	159

			26	Tseng Li-wan	147
39	Ayu Oikawa	130

26	Tseng Li-wan	142
						7	Mayumi Asano	156

						10	Xu Linlin	152
23	Elena Gracheva	161

42	Anita-Avi Atlas	149
			23	Elena Gracheva	144

			10	Xu Linlin	150
55	Asmat Diasamidze	149

10	Xu Linlin	161
									7	Mayumi Asano	106

									2	Lee Tuk-young	106*
15	Khatuna Lorig	159

50	Ranu	155
			15	Khatuna Lorig	153

			47	Karina Winter	152
47	Karina Winter	154

18	Alison Williamson	153
						15	Khatuna Lorig	152

						2	Lee Tuk-young	160
31	Katsiarina Muliuk	154

34	Zekiye Satir	142
			31	Katsiarina Muliuk	152

			2	Lee Tuk-young	160
63	Marisol Bretón	151

2	Lee Tuk-young	159

Finals

Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Finals

1	Park Sung-hyun	113

8	Margarita Galinovskaya	102
			1	Park Sung-hyun	104

			12	Lee Sung-jin	107
12	Lee Sung-jin	112

4	Jennifer Nichols	106
						12	Lee Sung-jin	111

						2	Lee Tuk-young	109
19	Yuan Shu-chi	107

6	Natalia Valeeva	108
			6	Natalia Valeeva	106	Third place

			2	Lee Tuk-young	109
7	Mayumi Asano	106				1	Park Sung-hyun	113

2	Lee Tuk-young	106*				6	Natalia Valeeva	104

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