| South Korea at the 2000 Summer Paralympics | |
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| IPC code | KOR |
| NPC | Korean Paralympic Committee |
| Website | www |
| in Sydney | |
| Competitors | 89 (82 male, 7 female) |
| Medals Ranked 9th |
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| Summer Paralympics appearances (overview) | |
There were 7 female and 82 male athletes representing the country at the 2000 Summer Paralympics. [1]
| Medal | Name | Sport | Event |
|---|---|---|---|
 Gold | Tae Sung An | Archery | Men's individual standing |
| Gold | Hong Gu Lee | Archery | Men's individual W2 |
| Gold | Jung Hoon Moon | Athletics | Men's 400m T53 |
| Gold | Yong Jin Choi | Athletics | Men's 1500m T36 |
| Gold | Keun Ho Goo Hae Ryong Kim Lee Jin-woo Jung Ho Lee | Boccia | Mixed team BC1-BC2 |
| Gold | Yong Sik Jin | Cycling | Mixed bicycle time trial CP div 3 |
| Gold | Keum Jong Jung | Powerlifting | Men's -52 kg |
| Gold | Jong Chul Park | Powerlifting | Men's -82.5 kg |
| Gold | Hee Jeong Lee | Shooting | Men's air pistol SH1 |
| Gold | Jin Owan Jung | Shooting | Men's air rifle standing SH1 |
| Gold | Im Yeon Kim | Shooting | Women's air rifle standing SH1 |
| Gold | Im Yeon Kim | Shooting | Women's sport rifle 3x20 SH1 |
| Gold | Jong In Choi | Shooting | Mixed free pistol SH1 |
| Gold | Hae Gon Lee | Table tennis | Men's singles 1 |
| Gold | Kyung Mook Kim | Table tennis | Men's singles 2 |
| Gold | Seong Hoon Kang Hae Gon Lee Kong Yong Kim Kyung Mook Kim | Table tennis | Men's teams 1-2 |
| Gold | Eun Chang Jung Byoung Young Kim | Table tennis | Men's teams 5 |
| Gold | Kwang Jin Kim Cheon Sik Lee | Table tennis | Men's teams 8 |
 Silver | Young Joo Jung | Archery | Men's individual W2 |
| Silver | Yong Jin Choi | Athletics | Men's 800m T36 |
| Silver | Lee Jin-woo | Boccia | Mixed individual BC2 |
| Silver | Jung Yong Kwak | Powerlifting | Men's -48 kg |
| Silver | Kong Yong Kim | Table tennis | Men's singles 2 |
| Silver | Tae Hyung Um | Table tennis | Men's singles 4 |
| Silver | Tae Hyung Um Park Jun-young Kyoung Sik Choi | Table tennis | Men's teams 4 |
 Bronze | Hong Gu Lee Ouk Soo Lee Hyun Kwan Cho | Archery | Men's team open |
| Bronze | Hee Sook Ko | Archery | Women's individual W1/W2 |
| Bronze | Yong Sik Jin | Cycling | Mixed bicycle road race CP div 3 |
| Bronze | Yu Sung An | Judo | Men's -90 kg |
| Bronze | Jin Owan Jung | Shooting | Men's free rifle 3x40 SH1 |
| Bronze | Kyoung Sik Choi | Table tennis | Men's singles 4 |
| Bronze | Heung Sik Yang Ji Yong Son Young Soo Kim | Table tennis | Men's teams 3 |
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