Archery at the 1984 Summer Paralympics

Archery
at the VII Paralympic Games

Paralympic Archery

Archery at the 1984 Summer Paralympics consisted of eighteen events, fourteen for men and four for women.

Medal summary

Men's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Double advanced metric round paraplegic
 J. M. Chapuis
France (FRA)
 C. Bouchite
France (FRA)
 Patrick Krishner
United States (USA)
Double advanced metric round team 1A-6
 France (FRA)
Double advanced metric round tetraplegic
 G. Frank
Austria (AUT)
 Ian Trewhella
Australia (AUS)
 Ernest Arnold
Great Britain (GBR)
Double FITA round C1-C2
 David Barefoot
Canada (CAN)
Double FITA round C3,C6
 Philip Thorne
Great Britain (GBR)
Double FITA round division 3
 Kjell Løvvold
Norway (NOR)
 Alfons Kuys
Belgium (BEL)
 Benoit Tanquerel
France (FRA)
Double FITA round integrated
 Jan Thulin
Sweden (SWE)
 Antonio Rebollo
Spain (ESP)
 Raimo Tirronen
Finland (FIN)
Double FITA round paraplegic
 Guy Grun
Belgium (BEL)
 J. Weijers
Netherlands (NED)
 Heikki Laukkanen
Finland (FIN)
Double FITA round team 1A-6
 Belgium (BEL)  Netherlands (NED)  Great Britain (GBR)
Double FITA round team integrated
 Sweden (SWE)
S. Ahlinder
Nicolai Babkin
Arne Tjernell
 France (FRA)
Rene Ducret
George Hamart
Daniel Lelon
 West Germany (FRG)
Manfred Boeckers
Manfred Brenne
Kilmar Butenhoff
Double FITA round tetraplegic
 Felix Lettner
Austria (AUT)
 K. Koneman
Netherlands (NED)
 Oddbjorn Stebekk
Norway (NOR)
Double short metric round paraplegic
 Michel Baudois
Switzerland (SUI)
 H. S. Kim
South Korea (KOR)
 Pasquale de Masi
Italy (ITA)
Double short metric round tetraplegic
 Kenneth Holm
Sweden (SWE)
Short metric round team 1A-6
 France (FRA) Ian Trewhella, David Higgins, Stephen Austin  Great Britain (GBR)

Women's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Double FITA round division 3
 Helen Hilderley
Great Britain (GBR)
 Beverley Leaper
Great Britain (GBR)
Double FITA round integrated
 Anneliese Dersen
West Germany (FRG)
 Martine Lacomblez
Belgium (BEL)
 Irene Monaco
Italy (ITA)
Double FITA round paraplegic
 Susan Hagel
United States (USA)
 Hifumi Suzuki
Japan (JPN)
 S. Davie
Australia (AUS)
Double short metric round paraplegic
 M. P. Balme
France (FRA)
 Rosa Schweizer
Austria (AUT)
 Anne Gray
Great Britain (GBR)

References


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