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Team, Recurve, Men

Date	27 September – 1 October 1988
Status	Olympic
Location	Hwarang Archery Field, Seoul
Participants	66 from 22 countries
Format	Three-man teams. FITA Ranking Round (scores carried over from the individual event), followed by elimination rounds. Elimination rounds consisted of 108 arrows, 27 at each distance, 36 per archer, 9 per archer at each distance.

This was the first men’s Olympic team championship since 1920, but team titles had been contested at the World Championships since 1937. The United States won every World Championship from 1959-83, but Korea won in 1985 and Germany triumphed in 1987. The 1988 Olympic championship came down to Korea against the United States with Korea pulling away over the 90 metre distance. Great Britain won a surprising bronze medal.

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC
1	–	Republic of Korea	KOR	Gold
		Lee Han-Seop • Jeon In-Su • Park Seong-Su
2	–	United States	USA	Silver
		Jay Barrs • Darrell Pace • Rick McKinney
3	–	Great Britain	GBR	Bronze
		Steven Hallard • Richard Priestman • Leroy Watson
4	–	Finland	FIN
		Ismo Falck • Tomi Poikolainen • Pentti Vikström
5	–	Soviet Union	URS
		Konstantin Shkolny • Vladimir Yesheyev • Yury Leontyev
6	–	Japan	JPN
		Terushi Furuhashi • Takayoshi Matsushita • Hiroshi Yamamoto
7	–	Chinese Taipei	TPE
		Chiu Ping-Kun • Hu Pei-Wen • Yen Man-Sung
8	–	Sweden	SWE
		Gert Bjerendal • Göran Bjerendal • Mats Nordlander
9	–	Italy	ITA
		Ilario Di Buò • Giancarlo Ferrari • Andrea Parenti
10	–	France	FRA
		Claude Franclet • Olivier Heck • Thierry Venant
11	–	Denmark	DEN
		Ole Gammelgaard Nielsen • Jan Jacobsen • Henrik Kromann Toft
12	–	Mexico	MEX
		Andrés Anchondo • Omar Bustani • Adolfo González
13	–	Australia	AUS
		Christopher Blake • Simon Fairweather • Rodney Wagner
14	–	Turkey	TUR
		Izzet Avcı • Vedat Erbay • Kerem Ersü
15	–	Belgium	BEL
		Patrick De Koning • Francis Notenboom • Paul Vermeiren
16	–	Canada	CAN
		Denis Canuel • Daniel Desnoyers • John McDonald
17	–	Spain	ESP
		Juan Carlos Holgado • Manuel Jiménez • Antonio Vázquez
18	–	West Germany	FRG
		Manfred Barth • Detlef Kahlert • Bernhard Schulkowski
19	–	People's Republic of China	CHN
		Duoji Qiuyun • Liang Qiuzhong • Ru Guang
20	–	India	IND
		Limba Ram • Shyam Lal Meena • Sanjeev Singh
21	–	Zimbabwe	ZIM
		Paul Bamber • Alan Bryant • Wrex Tarr
22	–	Bhutan	BHU
		Thinley Dorji • Jigme Tshering • Pema Tshering

Ranking Round

Date	27 September 1988 — 10:30
Format	Top 12 teams advanced to semi-finals.

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC	Points	Targets Hit	10s	30 m	50 m	70 m	90 m
1	–	Republic of Korea	KOR	3,862	432	148	1,046 (2)	956 (6)	943 (1)	917 (1)	QOR
	155	Lee Han-Seop		1,275	–	–	345	314	308	308	QOR
	154	Jeon In-Su		1,284	–	–	350	320	315	299	QOR
	156	Park Seong-Su		1,303	–	–	351	322	320	310	QOR
2	–	United States	USA	3,839	432	150	1,047 (1)	970 (=2)	942 (2)	880 (2)	Q
	182	Jay Barrs		1,294	–	–	350	321	320	303	Q
	184	Darrell Pace		1,257	–	–	348	315	305	289	Q
	183	Rick McKinney		1,288	–	–	349	334	317	288	Q
3	–	Soviet Union	URS	3,799	431	130	1,027 (10)	960 (=4)	936 (3)	876 (4)	Q
	179	Konstantin Shkolny		1,250	–	–	346	299	319	286	Q
	180	Vladimir Yesheyev		1,304	–	–	347	338	321	298	Q
	181	Yury Leontyev		1,245	–	–	334	323	296	292	Q
4	–	Finland	FIN	3,797	432	135	1,035 (=4)	970 (=2)	928 (5)	864 (5)	Q
	126	Ismo Falck		1,246	–	–	348	319	298	281	Q
	127	Tomi Poikolainen		1,278	–	–	343	328	315	292	Q
	128	Pentti Vikström		1,273	–	–	344	323	315	291	Q
5	–	Japan	JPN	3,766	432	130	1,020 (14)	953 (9)	916 (=7)	877 (3)	Q
	151	Terushi Furuhashi		1,229	–	–	338	308	297	286	Q
	152	Takayoshi Matsushita		1,266	–	–	341	329	307	289	Q
	153	Hiroshi Yamamoto		1,271	–	–	341	316	312	302	Q
6	–	Sweden	SWE	3,759	432	134	1,043 (3)	960 (=4)	932 (4)	824 (=14)	Q
	170	Gert Bjerendal		1,236	–	–	342	316	312	266	Q
	171	Göran Bjerendal		1,280	–	–	351	325	317	287	Q
	172	Mats Nordlander		1,243	–	–	350	319	303	271	Q
7	–	Italy	ITA	3,733	432	140	1,031 (6)	973 (1)	905 (=11)	824 (=14)	Q
	147	Ilario Di Buò		1,251	–	–	346	329	309	267	Q
	148	Giancarlo Ferrari		1,237	–	–	343	326	298	270	Q
	149	Andrea Parenti		1,245	–	–	342	318	298	287	Q
8	–	Great Britain	GBR	3,733	432	118	1,025 (11)	954 (8)	905 (=11)	849 (=7)	Q
	135	Steven Hallard		1,283	–	–	346	321	313	303	Q
	136	Richard Priestman		1,202	–	–	336	320	293	253	Q
	137	Leroy Watson		1,248	–	–	343	313	299	293	Q
9	–	Denmark	DEN	3,714	432	107	1,030 (7)	919 (=17)	916 (=7)	849 (=7)	Q
	120	Ole Gammelgaard Nielsen		1,203	–	–	342	295	297	269	Q
	121	Jan Jacobsen		1,248	–	–	345	312	305	286	Q
	122	Henrik Kromann Toft		1,263	–	–	343	312	314	294	Q
10	–	Mexico	MEX	3,695	432	113	1,029 (8)	928 (14)	892 (15)	846 (9)	Q
	159	Andrés Anchondo		1,248	–	–	342	303	305	298	Q
	160	Omar Bustani		1,232	–	–	342	318	296	276	Q
	161	Adolfo González		1,215	–	–	345	307	291	272	Q
11	–	Chinese Taipei	TPE	3,693	431	115	1,019 (15)	942 (10)	891 (=16)	841 (10)	Q
	173	Chiu Ping-Kun		1,223	–	–	344	314	285	280	Q
	174	Hu Pei-Wen		1,243	–	–	347	315	300	281	Q
	175	Yen Man-Sung		1,227	–	–	328	313	306	280	Q
12	–	France	FRA	3,691	432	103	1,028 (9)	926 (16)	884 (19)	853 (6)	Q
	129	Claude Franclet		1,181	–	–	340	301	278	262	Q
	130	Olivier Heck		1,277	–	–	348	317	304	308	Q
	131	Thierry Venant		1,233	–	–	340	308	302	283	Q
13	–	Australia	AUS	3,688	432	105	1,015 (16)	927 (15)	922 (6)	824 (=14)
	103	Christopher Blake		1,228	–	–	344	304	311	269
	104	Simon Fairweather		1,276	–	–	349	318	314	295
	105	Rodney Wagner		1,184	–	–	322	305	297	260
14	–	Turkey	TUR	3,686	432	114	1,024 (=12)	938 (12)	889 (18)	835 (11)
	176	Izzet Avcı		1,192	–	–	329	296	288	279
	177	Vedat Erbay		1,257	–	–	352	328	309	268
	178	Kerem Ersü		1,237	–	–	343	314	292	288
15	–	Belgium	BEL	3,684	432	119	1,011 (17)	955 (7)	915 (9)	803 (18)
	106	Patrick De Koning		1,225	–	–	334	318	305	268
	107	Francis Notenboom		1,209	–	–	333	316	304	256
	108	Paul Vermeiren		1,250	–	–	344	321	306	279
16	–	Canada	CAN	3,679	431	113	1,024 (=12)	919 (=17)	902 (13)	834 (12)
	114	Denis Canuel		1,201	–	–	337	296	298	270
	115	Daniel Desnoyers		1,215	–	–	340	315	291	269
	116	John McDonald		1,263	–	–	347	308	313	295
17	–	Spain	ESP	3,664	432	107	1,010 (19)	940 (11)	911 (10)	803 (19)
	123	Juan Carlos Holgado		1,210	–	–	336	309	310	255
	124	Manuel Jiménez		1,215	–	–	336	317	293	269
	125	Antonio Vázquez		1,239	–	–	338	314	308	279
18	–	West Germany	FRG	3,659	432	110	1,009 (20)	937 (13)	891 (=16)	822 (17)
	132	Manfred Barth		1,206	–	–	335	304	294	273
	133	Detlef Kahlert		1,254	–	–	339	324	302	289
	134	Bernhard Schulkowski		1,199	–	–	335	309	295	260
19	–	People's Republic of China	CHN	3,644	432	96	1,011 (18)	908 (20)	896 (14)	829 (13)
	117	Duoji Qiuyun		1,220	–	–	339	308	297	276
	118	Liang Qiuzhong		1,220	–	–	333	309	304	274
	119	Ru Guang		1,204	–	–	339	291	295	279
20	–	India	IND	3,615	429	108	1,035 (=4)	910 (19)	876 (20)	794 (20)
	142	Limba Ram		1,232	–	–	344	307	311	270
	143	Shyam Lal Meena		1,150	–	–	344	292	275	239
	144	Sanjeev Singh		1,233	–	–	347	311	290	285
21	–	Zimbabwe	ZIM	3,438	432	79	979 (22)	884 (21)	834 (21)	741 (21)
	186	Paul Bamber		1,197	–	–	334	306	293	264
	187	Alan Bryant		1,149	–	–	328	292	276	253
	188	Wrex Tarr		1,092	–	–	317	286	265	224
22	–	Bhutan	BHU	3,338	429	82	999 (21)	879 (22)	813 (22)	647 (22)
	109	Thinley Dorji		1,144	–	–	344	286	284	230
	110	Jigme Tshering		1,070	–	–	328	292	257	193
	111	Pema Tshering		1,124	–	–	327	301	272	224

Semi-Finals

Date	28 September 1988 — 10:30
Format	Top 8 teams advanced to the final round.

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC	Points	Targets Hit	10s	9s	30 m	50 m	70 m	90 m
1	–	United States	USA	992	108	45	44	265 (=1)	244 (1)	252 (2)	231 (1)	Q
	182	Jay Barrs		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	184	Darrell Pace		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	183	Rick McKinney		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
2	–	Soviet Union	URS	976	108	42	38	263 (=3)	243 (2)	242 (4)	228 (=2)	Q
	179	Konstantin Shkolny		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	180	Vladimir Yesheyev		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	181	Yury Leontyev		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
3	–	Chinese Taipei	TPE	968	108	44	37	265 (=1)	240 (=3)	236 (10)	227 (4)	Q
	173	Chiu Ping-Kun		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	174	Hu Pei-Wen		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	175	Yen Man-Sung		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
4	–	Great Britain	GBR	965	108	45	29	259 (7)	240 (=3)	238 (8)	228 (=2)	Q
	135	Steven Hallard		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	136	Richard Priestman		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	137	Leroy Watson		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
5	–	Sweden	SWE	964	108	39	40	263 (=3)	238 (8)	239 (7)	224 (=5)	Q
	170	Gert Bjerendal		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	171	Göran Bjerendal		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	172	Mats Nordlander		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
6	–	Republic of Korea	KOR	960	108	42	32	261 (=5)	237 (=9)	245 (3)	217 (9)	Q
	155	Lee Han-Seop		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	154	Jeon In-Su		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	156	Park Seong-Su		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
7	–	Finland	FIN	960	108	41	37	261 (=5)	240 (=3)	241 (5)	218 (8)	Q
	126	Ismo Falck		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	127	Tomi Poikolainen		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	128	Pentti Vikström		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
8	–	Japan	JPN	958	108	44	33	253 (12)	239 (7)	254 (1)	212 (=10)	Q
	151	Terushi Furuhashi		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	152	Takayoshi Matsushita		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
	153	Hiroshi Yamamoto		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	Q
9	–	Italy	ITA	957	108	36	41	258 (=8)	235 (11)	240 (6)	224 (=5)
	147	Ilario Di Buò		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	148	Giancarlo Ferrari		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	149	Andrea Parenti		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
10	–	France	FRA	948	108	31	42	258 (=8)	237 (=9)	230 (11)	223 (7)
	129	Claude Franclet		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	130	Olivier Heck		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	131	Thierry Venant		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
11	–	Denmark	DEN	938	108	29	38	255 (11)	234 (12)	237 (9)	212 (=10)
	120	Ole Gammelgaard Nielsen		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	121	Jan Jacobsen		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	122	Henrik Kromann Toft		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
12	–	Mexico	MEX	917	108	30	31	256 (10)	240 (=3)	221 (12)	200 (12)
	159	Andrés Anchondo		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	160	Omar Bustani		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	161	Adolfo González		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–

Final Round

Date	1 October 1988 — 10:30

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC	Points	Targets Hit	10s	9s	30 m	50 m	70 m	90 m
1	–	Republic of Korea	KOR	986	108	42	43	258 (=2)	244 (=1)	243 (=3)	241 (1)
	155	Lee Han-Seop		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	154	Jeon In-Su		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	156	Park Seong-Su		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
2	–	United States	USA	972	108	38	43	261 (1)	243 (3)	243 (=3)	225 (=3)
	182	Jay Barrs		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	184	Darrell Pace		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	183	Rick McKinney		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
3	–	Great Britain	GBR	968	108	35	46	255 (7)	244 (=1)	244 (2)	225 (=3)
	135	Steven Hallard		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	136	Richard Priestman		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	137	Leroy Watson		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
4	–	Finland	FIN	956	108	36	38	258 (=2)	239 (5)	233 (=7)	226 (2)
	126	Ismo Falck		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	127	Tomi Poikolainen		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	128	Pentti Vikström		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
5	–	Soviet Union	URS	949	108	35	40	258 (=2)	228 (8)	245 (1)	218 (=5)
	179	Konstantin Shkolny		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	180	Vladimir Yesheyev		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	181	Yury Leontyev		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
6	–	Japan	JPN	948	108	32	43	257 (5)	240 (4)	233 (=7)	218 (=5)
	151	Terushi Furuhashi		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	152	Takayoshi Matsushita		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	153	Hiroshi Yamamoto		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
7	–	Chinese Taipei	TPE	937	108	26	45	252 (8)	238 (6)	235 (6)	212 (7)
	173	Chiu Ping-Kun		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	174	Hu Pei-Wen		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	175	Yen Man-Sung		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
8	–	Sweden	SWE	925	108	28	35	256 (6)	233 (7)	238 (5)	198 (8)
	170	Gert Bjerendal		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	171	Göran Bjerendal		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	172	Mats Nordlander		–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–