Archery at the 2019 Summer Universiade – Women's individual recurve

Women's individual recurve
at the XXX Summer Universiade
Women's individual recurve; at the XXX Summer Universiade
Venues	Partenio Stadium, Royal Palace
Dates	8–13 July
Competitors	56 from 34 nations
Medalists
	←2017 2021→

Last updated February 20, 2022

The women's individual recurve archery competition at the 2019 Summer Universiade was held in the Partenio Stadium, Avellino, Italy and the Royal Palace in Caserta, Italy between July 8 and 13.

Records

Prior to the competition, the world and Universiade records were as follows.

72 arrows ranking round

Category	Athlete	Record	Date	Place	Event
World record	Kang Chae-young	692	10 June 2019	's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands	2019 World Archery Championships
Universiade record	Choi Mi-sun	687	21 August 2017	Taipei, Taiwan	2017 Summer Universiade

Ranking round

	Qualified for Round of 32
	Qualified for 1/24 Round

The ranking round took place on 9 July 2019 to determine the seeding for the elimination rounds. It consisted of two rounds of 36 arrows, with a maximum score of 720.^[1]

Rank	Archer	1st Half	2nd Half	10s	Xs	Score
1	Kang Chae-young (KOR)	334	342	33	16	676
2	Choi Mi-sun (KOR)	339	330	38	17	669
3	Zhang Xinyan (CHN)	325	328	28	15	653
4	Peng Chia-mao (TPE)	323	328	26	7	651
5	Alejandra Valencia (MEX)	323	327	22	7	650
6	Valeria Mylnikova (RUS)	323	318	16	5	641
7	Svetlana Gomboeva (RUS)	319	317	22	7	636
8	Diananda Choirunisa (INA)	316	314	17	8	630
9	Risa Horiguchi (JPN)	320	309	17	6	629
10	Polina Rodionova (UKR)	310	316	16	5	626
11	Iryna Khochyna (UKR)	307	319	14	6	626
12	Amy Jung (USA)	315	310	13	5	625
13	Chiara Rebagliati (ITA)	303	319	21	4	622
14	Azusa Yamauchi (JPN)	306	316	17	3	622
15	Alexandra Longová (SVK)	316	306	10	1	622
16	Clémence Tellier (FRA)	297	324	18	4	621
17	Premilaben Shankarbhai Baria (IND)	306	315	17	6	621
18	Ru Qingning (CHN)	303	317	14	7	620
19	Wu Sze Yan (HKG)	305	315	13	1	620
20	Belinda Maxworthy (AUS)	306	314	12	4	620
21	Magdalena Śmiałkowska (POL)	310	308	15	5	618
22	Celia Castaños (ESP)	312	306	12	4	618
23	Sylwia Zyzańska (POL)	305	312	12	6	617
24	Sakshi Rajendra Shitole (IND)	309	306	10	2	615
25	Olga Fusek (SUI)	303	308	20	2	611
26	Yeh Yu-chen (TPE)	296	310	10	2	606
27	Adriana Martín (ESP)	303	302	13	6	605
28	Eliana Claps (USA)	299	302	15	5	601
29	Loren Chloe Balaoing (PHI)	298	302	10	4	600
30	Iliana Deineko (SUI)	295	300	5	1	595
31	Shaerra Ezzaty Saffuan (MAS)	298	296	15	6	594
32	Teja Slana (SLO)	293	301	7	3	594
33	Alexandra Põllumäe (EST)	305	287	13	4	592
34	Urška Čavič (SLO)	298	294	7	1	592
35	Ratna Hamaira Khaerunnisa (INA)	291	299	16	5	590
36	Anna Polyakova (KAZ)	311	279	14	3	590
37	Sandra Garza (MEX)	283	306	10	5	589
38	Keller Chai (SGP)	299	288	12	1	587
39	Tanya Giada Giaccheri (ITA)	296	290	12	5	586
40	Zolzaya Munkhbat (MGL)	312	273	9	3	585
41	Hannah Grace Burnage (GBR)	290	289	7	2	579
42	Talshyn Kussaiyn (KAZ)	274	302	10	1	576
43	Klára Grapová (CZE)	283	293	6	2	576
44	Milena Gatco (MDA)	270	294	11	1	164
45	Roisin Mooney (IRL)	275	289	9	2	564
46	Triinu Lilienthal (EST)	280	276	5	4	556
47	Phillipa Elizabeth Taylor (GBR)	279	274	7	2	553
48	Nur Aqliah Yusof (MAS)	258	286	6	2	544
49	Gulnoza Makhamadjonova (UZB)	269	270	6	4	539
50	Ilse Houbiers (NED)	278	261	4	1	539
51	Giulia Tilio (SMR)	249	255	5	1	504
52	Shanaya Rose Dangla (PHI)	254	241	1	1	495
53	Enkhzul Enkhbayar (MGL)	245	239	6	2	484
54	Cheryl Loorents (SWE)	233	248	4	0	481
55	Gulmirakhon Urinboeva (UZB)	231	222	2	1	453
56	Fatima Al Dabbagh (KSA)	49	61	1	0	110

Elimination round

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Section 1

1/24 Round							Round of 32							Round of 16

							1	Kang Chae-young (KOR)	29	29	28	25

							32	Teja Slana (SLO)	27	23	29	20
33	Alexandra Põllumäe (EST)	24	21	24

32	Teja Slana (SLO)	26	26	26
														1	Kang Chae-young (KOR)	26	26	28	30	26

														17	Premilaben Shankarbhai (IND)	28	23	28	27	24
17	Premilaben Shankarbhai Baria (IND)	26	25	23	27	25

48	Nur Aqilah Yusof (MAS)	27	24	27	24	22
							17	Premilaben Shankarbhai Baria (IND)	27	21	28	19	24

							16	Clémence Tellier (FRA)	25	23	25	21	21
49	Gulnoza Makhamadjonova (UZB)	23	18	16

16	Clémence Tellier (FRA)	27	23	28

Section 2

1/24 Round							Round of 32							Round of 16

9	Risa Horiguchi (JPN)	24	26	29

56	Fatima Al Dabbagh (KSA)	9	14	9
							9	Risa Horiguchi (JPN)	25	25	28	26	29

							41	Hannah Grace Burnage (GBR)	26	25	24	22	25
41	Hannah Grace Burnage (GBR)	27	26	27

24	Sakshi Rajendra Shitole (IND)	25	24	25
														9	Risa Horiguchi (JPN)	26	20	23	26

														25	Olga Fusek (SUI)	23	24	22	18
25	Olga Fusek (SUI)	21	25	25	24	28

40	Zolzaya Munkhbat (MGL)	22	21	21	24	24
							25	Olga Fusek (SUI)	28	26	26	28

							8	Diananda Choirunisa (INA)	26	24	26	25

Section 3

1/24 Round							Round of 32						Round of 16

							5	Alejandra Valencia (MEX)	29	27	28	27

							28	Eliana Claps (USA)	29	25	25	27
37	Sandra Garza (MEX)	24	26	25	26	26

28	Eliana Claps (USA)	25	23	25	28	26
													5	Alejandra Valencia (MEX)	25	29	29	26

													12	Amy Jung (USA)	27	24	27	24
21	Magdalena Śmiałkowska (POL)	25	26	25	29

44	Milena Gatco (MDA)	21	24	27	21
							21	Magdalena Śmiałkowska (POL)	25	28	25	24

							12	Amy Jung (USA)	29	25	27	27
53	Enkhzul Enkhbayar (MGL)	27	25	26

12	Amy Jung (USA)	28	28	27

Section 4

1/24 Round							Round of 32						Round of 16

13	Chiara Rebagliati (ITA)	27	24	19	24	24

52	Shanaya Rose Dangla (PHI)	17	24	27	22	16
							13	Chiara Rebagliati (ITA)	25	23	25	25

							20	Belinda Maxworthy (AUS)	26	25	24	26
45	Roisin Mooney (IRL)	25	19	25

20	Belinda Maxworthy (AUS)	28	26	26
													20	Belinda Maxworthy (AUS)	24	27	24	24

													4	Peng Chia-mao (TPE)	24	27	29	27
29	Loren Chloe Balaoing (PHI)	22	26	25

36	Anna Polyakova (KAZ)	27	27	26
							36	Anna Polyakova (KAZ)	24	13	26	19

							4	Peng Chia-mao (TPE)	30	26	26	25

Section 5

1/24 Round							Round of 32							Round of 16

							3	Zhang Xinyan (CHN)	27	27	26

							30	Iliana Deineko (SUI)	25	22	23
35	Ratna Humaira Khaerunnisa (INA)	26	27	24	23	25

30	Iliana Deineko (SUI)	23	28	18	26	27
														3	Zhang Xinyan (CHN)	25	22	30	27	26

														14	Azusa Yamauchi (JPN)	27	26	27	27	26
19	Wu Sze Yan (HKG)	26	26	25	24	25

46	Triinu Lilienthal (EST)	24	25	25	25	25
							19	Wu Sze Yan (HKG)	27	28	21	27	25

							14	Azusa Yamauchi (JPN)	27	24	26	27	27
51	Giulia Tilio (SMR)	18	21	22

14	Azusa Yamauchi (JPN)	28	28	30

Section 6

1/24 Round						Round of 32							Round of 16

11	Iryna Khochyna (UKR)	19	24	25

54	Cheryl Loorents (SWE)	18	23	24
						11	Iryna Khochyna (UKR)	27	27	24	27	26

						20	Celia Castaños (ESP)	30	25	29	23	23
43	Klára Grapová (CZE)	17	21	22

20	Celia Castaños (ESP)	29	26	23
													11	Iryna Khochyna (UKR)	23	25	26

													6	Valeria Mylinikova (RUS)	26	28	28
27	Adriana Martín (ESP)	25	26	24	26

38	Keller Chai (SGP)	24	23	27	22
						27	Adriana Martín (ESP)	24	21	21

						6	Valeria Mylinikova (RUS)	25	26	26

Section 7

1/24 Round						Round of 32						Round of 16

						7	Svetlana Gomboeva (RUS)	26	26	26	23

						26	Yeh Yu-chen (TPE)	28	25	29	24
39	Tanya Giada Giaccheri (ITA)	27	29	26	20

26	Yeh Yu-chen (TPE)	25	30	29	27
												26	Yeh Yu-chen (TPE)	24	21	28	19

												23	Sylwia Zyzańska (POL)	25	24	27	25
23	Sylwia Zyzańska (POL)	25	25	25

42	Talshyn Kussaiyn (KAZ)	23	24	21
						23	Sylwia Zyzańska (POL)	24	24	27	30

						10	Polina Rodionova (UKR)	25	23	26	24
55	Gulmirakhon Urinboeva (UZB)	22	27	21	18

10	Polina Rodionova (UKR)	289	27	27	28

Section 8

1/24 Round							Round of 32						Round of 16

15	Alexandra Longová (SVK)	25	27	23	24

50	Ilse Houbiers (NED)	25	26	18	21
							15	Alexandra Longová (SVK)	23	26	18

							18	Ru Qingning (CHN)	28	28	23
47	Phillipa Elizabeth Taylor (GBR)	22	25	24	22	21

18	Ru Qingning (CHN)	19	20	25	28	25
													18	Ru Qingning (SLO)	29	22	26	24

													2	Choi Mi-sun (KOR)	25	27	27	28
31	Shaerra Ezzaty Saffuan (ESP)	25	22	25	23

34	Urška Čavič (SLO)	28	25	23	24
							34	Urška Čavič (SLO)	27	24	26	13

							2	Choi Mi-sun (KOR)	27	26	26	27

Final Rounds

Quarterfinals							Semifinals						Final

1	Kang Chae-young (KOR)	28	39	29	28

9	Risa Horiguchi (JPN)	24	24	29	28
							1	Kang Chae-young (KOR)	29	30	27	28

							4	Peng Chia-mao (TPE)	27	25	28	24
5	Alejandra Valencia (MEX)	30	26	28	27	24

4	Peng Chia-mao (TPE)	28	29	28	30	25
													1	Kang Chae-young (KOR)	29	27	26	27	28	W

													2	Choi Mi-sun (KOR)	27	27	28	28	26	L
14	Azusa Yamauchi (JPN)	24	26	23

6	Valeria Mylnikova (RUS)	27	28	26
							6	Valeria Mylnikova (RUS)	21	25	28		Bronze Medal

							2	Choi Mi-sun (KOR)	27	29	29
23	Sylwia Zyzańska (POL)	27	27	25	29	22							4	Peng Chia-mao (TPE)	28	24	30	29

2	Choi Mi-sun (KOR)	26	27	26	29	26							6	Valeria Mylnikova (RUS)	26	29	27	26

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References

↑ "Napoli 2019 Summer Universiade Recurve Women Qualification Round" (PDF). Napoli 2019. 2019-07-09. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2019-07-12.
↑ "Napoli 2019 Summer Universiade Recurve Women Elimination and Final Round" (PDF). Napoli 2019. 2019-07-14. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2020-02-15.

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[1] "Napoli 2019 Summer Universiade Recurve Women Qualification Round" (PDF). Napoli 2019. 2019-07-09. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2019-07-12.

[2] "Napoli 2019 Summer Universiade Recurve Women Elimination and Final Round" (PDF). Napoli 2019. 2019-07-14. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2020-02-15.

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