2015 World Archery Championships – Compound Mixed Team

2015 World Archery Championships
Men	Recurve	Compound
Women	Recurve	Compound
Team	Men's Recurve	Men's Compound
Team	Women's Recurve	Women's Compound
Mixed team	Recurve	Compound

The mixed team compound competition at the 2015 World Archery Championships took place from 26 July - 1 August in Copenhagen, Denmark.

42 countries entered at least one archer each into the men's and women's competitions, thus becoming eligible for the mixed team competition. The combined totals of the highest placed archers for each gender from each country in the qualification round were added together, and the 16 teams with the highest combined scores competed the elimination rounds.^[1]^[2]

Schedule

All times are UTC+01:00.^[3]

Date	Time	Phase
26 July 2015	tbc	Official practice
27 July 2015	tbc	Qualification
28 July 2015	tbc	1/8, QF and SF Eliminations
1 August 2015	15:00	Medal matches

Qualification round

Pre-tournament world rankings ('WR') are taken from the 18 July 2015 World Archery Rankings.^[4]

Key

Qualified for eliminations

Rank	Team	Archers	Score	WR
21	Australia	Sherry Gale Robert Timms	1346	33
25	Austria	Silvia Barckholt Michael Matzner	1337	42
40	Bangladesh	Susmita Banik Sumon Kumar Das	1254	56
27	Belgium	Sarah Prieels Julien Depoitier	1334	14
34	Brazil	Larissa Aparecida Ferrari Oliveira Marcelo Roriz Jr.	1317	31
22	Canada	Fiona McClean Kevin Tataryn	1346	25
1	Colombia	Sara López Camilo Andres Cardona	1385	6
9	Croatia	Ivana Buden Mario Vavro	1359	17
2	Denmark	Tanja Jensen Martin Damsbo	1380	1
33	Egypt	Hala Elgibily Ahmed Fakhry	1318	48
37	Faroe Islands	Anja Johansen Jogvan Niclasen	1301	n/a
31	Finland	Tiina Karkkainen Mikko Juutilainen	1321	64
11	France	Amelie Sancenot Dominique Genet	1357	11
23	Germany	Janine Meissner Marcus Laube	1343	12
17	Great Britain	Naomi Jones Adam Ravenscroft	1350	18
39	Iceland	Helga Kolbrun Magnusdottir Gudjon Einarsson	1296	n/a
4	India	Jyothi Surekha Vennam Abhishek Verma	1375	4
32	Indonesia	Dellie Threesyadinda Kuswantoro	1320	26
19	Iran	Sakineh Ghasempour Esmaeil Ebadi	1349	16
38	Ireland	Deirdre Pattison Darrel Wilson	1297	64
13	Italy	Marcella Tonioli Sergio Pagni	1355	5
30	Japan	Yumiko Honda Yuta Yamamoto	1321	64
35	Kazakhstan	Bibigul Izbassarova Pavel Fisher	1306	36
5	South Korea	Kim Yun-hee Kim Jong-ho	1374	7
36	Lithuania	Inga Kizeliauskaite Vilius Svedas	1306	42
12	Mexico	Stephanie Sarai Salinas Julio Fierro	1355	13
7	Netherlands	Inge Van Caspel Mike Schloesser	1364	8
28	New Zealand	Barbara Scott Shaun Teasdale	1327	64
15	Norway	Laila Fevang Marzouk Morten Boe	1352	28
24	Poland	Katarzyna Szalanska Jan Wojtas	1341	19
10	Russia	Albina Loginova Alexander Dambaev	1359	3
16	Slovenia	Toja Cerne Dejan Sitar	1352	10
8	South Africa	Sera Cornelius Patrick Roux	1362	15
14	Spain	Andrea Marcos Alberto Blazquez	1353	42
20	Sweden	Helen Forsberg Carl-Henrik Gidenskold	1347	38
29	Switzerland	Janine Hunsperger Roman Haefelfinger	1322	42
18	Turkey	Yesim Bostan Demir Elmaagacli	1349	9
26	Ukraine	Viktoriya Diakova Roman Vinogradov	1337	30
3	United States	Jamie van Natta Braden Gellenthien	1376	2
6	Venezuela	Jhoaneth Leal Leandro Rojas	1371	29

Elimination rounds

First Round			Quarterfinals			Semifinals			Final

1	Colombia	148
16	Slovenia	150	16	Slovenia	141
9	Croatia	146	8	South Africa	146
8	South Africa	148				8	South Africa	141
5	South Korea	151				5	South Korea	144
12	Mexico	149	5	South Korea	145
13	Italy	146	13	Italy	141
4	India	136							5	South Korea	154
3	United States	151							11	France	146
14	Spain	145	3	United States	133
11	France	151	11	France	141
6	Venezuela	144				11	France	151
7	Netherlands	142				10	Russia	150
10	Russia	147	10	Russia	155				Third place
15	Norway	147	2	Denmark	152					8	South Africa	146
2	Denmark	154							10	Russia	141

References

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