Archery at the 1988 Summer Olympics – Women's individual

Women's individual archery
at the Games of the XXIV Olympiad

Venue

Dates

September 27—30

Competitors

62 from 30 nations

Medalists

	Kim Soo-nyung	South Korea
	Wang Hee-kyung	South Korea
	Yun Young-sook	South Korea

Archery at the 1988 Summer Olympics
Individual		men		women
Team		men		women

The women's individual was one of two events for women out of four total events on the archery programme at the 1988 Summer Olympics.

Preliminary ranking round

Each archer shot a FITA round, consisting of 144 arrows split evenly between the distances of 70 metres, 60 metres, 50 metres, and 30 metres. The top 24 archers qualified for the next round.

The Korean women, who had begun to show strength in the sport four years earlier, completely dominated the preliminary round. They took the three top places as Kim Soo-Nyung shattered the previous Olympic record for a FITA round. The Soviet Union also qualified three archers for the next round when all three placed in the top eight. Chinese Taipei, the United States, China, Sweden, Indonesia, and Great Britain had two archers advance.

1/8 final

Each archer shot one quarter of the normal number of arrows in a FITA round. The 36 arrows were split evenly between the four distances of 70 metres, 60 metres, 50 metres, and 30 metres. The top 18 archers qualified for the quarterfinals.

All three Korean women and all three Soviet archers advanced, as did two archers from Sweden, Chinese Taipei, and Great Britain. China, Indonesia, France, Poland, West Germany, and the United States each had one archer move on.

Quarterfinal

The Soviet women had a relatively poor round, each of the three dropping at least six places in the standings. Boutouza fell all the way to last place, and Mountain was nearly eliminated as well. The Koreans, on the other hand, continued to shoot well, recapturing the top two spots.

Semifinal

There was very little movement in the rankings, as seven of the archers retained the same positions they had in the quarterfinal. Korea again advanced all three of its archers. The remaining Soviet women both advanced, though no other nation advanced more than one archer. Sweden, Great Britain, and West Germany each sent one archer to fill out the top eight.

Final

Each archer shot one quarter of the normal number of arrows in a FITA round. The 36 arrows were split evenly between the four distances of 70 metres, 60 metres, 50 metres, and 30 metres. Medals were awarded to the top three archers in the final round.

The Korean women performed the first sweep of an archery events medals since the establishment of modern Olympic archery. It was not a foregone conclusion, however, as Yun Young-Sook required a tie-breaker to defeat Arjannikova of the Soviet Union.

Result

Rank	Name	Nation	Open round	Rank	Eighth final	Rank	Quarter final	Rank	Semi final	Rank	Grand final
01 !	Kim Soo-nyung	South Korea	1331	1	331	2	337	1	340	1	344
02 !	Wang Hee-kyung	South Korea	1298	2	320	5	330	2	332	2	332
03 !	Yun Young-sook	South Korea	1296	3	328	3	326	5	326	7	327
04 !4	Lioudmila Arjannikova	Soviet Union	1279	6	332	1	326	6	329	5	327
05 !5	Jenny Sjöwall	Sweden	1294	4	305	16	327	4	330	3	325
06 !6	Claudia Kriz	West Germany	1250	17	311	11	322	8	326	8	318
07 !7	Joanne Franks	Great Britain	1281	5	301	18	327	3	330	4	318
08 !8	Tetiana Muntian	Soviet Union	1272	7	319	6	316	12	328	6	314
09 !9	Nurfitriyana Saiman	Indonesia	1258	12	314	9	324	7	325	9
10	Melanie Skillman	United States	1252	15	307	14	318	9	311	10
11	Ma Xiangjun	China	1233	21	322	4	318	10	309	11
12	Lai Fang-Mei	Chinese Taipei	1257	13	312	10	317	11	306	12
13	Liselotte Andersson	Sweden	1257	14	317	7	315	13
14	Catherine Pellen	France	1241	19	309	13	313	14
15	Liu Pi-Yu	Chinese Taipei	1266	10	306	15	310	15
16	Joanna Kwasna	Poland	1252	16	304	17	303	16
17	Pauline Edwards	Great Britain	1232	23	311	12	301	17
18	Natalya Butuzova	Soviet Union	1267	8	314	8	300	18
19	Kusuma Wardhani	Indonesia	1239	20	300	19
20	Päivi Aaltonen	Finland	1266	9	299	20
21	Denise Parker	United States	1263	11	298	21
22	Ma Shaorong	China	1233	22	298	22
23	Jacqueline van Rozendaal	Netherlands	1246	18	293	23
24	Suvd Tuul	Mongolia	1231	24	290	24
25	Christa Oeckl	West Germany	1230	25
26	Deborah Ochs	United States	1227	26
27	Chin Chiu-Yueh	Chinese Taipei	1226	27
28	Nathalie Hibon	France	1224	28
29	Aurora Bretón	Mexico	1224	29
30	Lilies Handayani	Indonesia	1223	30
31	Toyoka Oki	Japan	1223	31
32	Doris Haas	West Germany	1222	32
33	Beata Iwanek	Poland	1222	33
34	Brenda Cuming	Canada	1217	34
35	Yao Yawen	China	1217	35
36	Ann Shurrock	New Zealand	1217	36
37	Ana Sousa	Portugal	1213	37
38	Pereira Greene	Ireland	1208	38
39	Vreny Burger	Switzerland	1208	39
40	Joanna Helbin	Poland	1207	40
41	Huriye Eksi	Turkey	1205	41
42	Elif Eksi	Turkey	1204	42
43	Anita Smits	Netherlands	1203	43
44	Sambuu Oyuntsetseg	Mongolia	1202	44
45	Nadia Gautschi	Switzerland	1194	45
46	Dorjsembee Erdenechimeg	Mongolia	1193	46
47	Marie-Josée Bazin	France	1188	47
48	Ilse Ries	Luxembourg	1187	48
49	Basilisa Ygnalaga	Philippines	1182	49
50	Selda Unsal	Turkey	1181	50
51	Cheryl Sutton	Great Britain	1179	51
52	Keiko Nakagomi	Japan	1173	52
53	Kyoko Kitahara	Japan	1171	53
54	Gloria Rosa	Puerto Rico	1168	54
55	Jutta Poikolainen	Finland	1164	55
56	Minna Heinonen	Finland	1163	56
57	Teresa Valdés	Spain	1125	57
58	Joanna Agius	Malta	1121	58
59	Carina Jonsson	Sweden	1111	59
60	Chan Siu Yuk	Hong Kong	1098	60
61	Eliana Peridakis	Jordan	1055	61
62	Merrellyn Tarr	Zimbabwe	1015	62

References

Official Olympic Report

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