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Team, Recurve, Women

Date	28 July – 2 August 1996
Status	Olympic
Location	Stone Mountain Archery Center, Stone Mountain, Georgia
Participants	45 from 15 countries
Format	Teams consisted of 3 archers. Ranking rounds scores based on scores carried over from individual ranking round. Tie-breaking for the final placements was done by the following method. Losers in each round were ranked according to the score they shot in that round. Ties in that round were broken by the number of 10s shot in that round and then the number of 9s shot in that round. If still tied the score in the preceding round was used as the tie-breaker, followed by number of 10s, and then number of 9s in the preceding round. Team event shot entirely at 70 metres. Matches consisted of 27 arrows, 9 per archer.

Korea had won the last four World Championships and the last two Olympic titles. As they had done in 1992 the Korean women set a world record in the ranking round, but unlike 1992, they were unchallenged in their matches as they won their third consecutive gold medal in this event. Korea defeated Germany in the final round, with the bronze medal going to Poland, who defeated the surprising Turkish team to win that medal.

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC
1	–	Republic of Korea	KOR	Gold
		Kim Jo-Sun • Kim Gyeong-Uk • Yun Hye-Yeong
2	–	Germany	GER	Silver
		Barbara Mensing • Cornelia Pfohl • Sandra Wagner
3	–	Poland	POL	Bronze
		Iwona Dzięcioł • Katarzyna Klata • Joanna Nowicka
4	–	Turkey	TUR
		Elif Altınkaynak • Elif Ekşi • Natalia Nasaridze-Çakir
5	–	Ukraine	UKR
		Nataliya Bilukha • Lina Herasymenko • Olena Sadovnycha
6	–	People's Republic of China	CHN
		He Ying • Wang Xiaozhu • Yang Jianping
7	–	Sweden	SWE
		Christa Bäckman • Kristina Persson • Jenny Sjöwall
8	–	Kazakhstan	KAZ
		Irina Leonova • Anna Mozhar • Yana Tuniyants
9	–	Italy	ITA
		Giovanna Aldegani • Giuseppina Di Blasi • Paola Fantato
10	–	Russian Federation	RUS
		Rita Galinovskaya • Makhlukhanum Murzayeva • Yelena Tutachikova
11	–	South Africa	RSA
		Jill Börresen • Leanda Hendricks • Kirstin Lewis
12	–	Chinese Taipei	TPE
		Lin Ya-Hua • Lin Yi-Yin • Yang Chun-Chi
13	–	United States	USA
		Judi Adams • Janet Dykman • Lindsay Langston
14	–	Japan	JPN
		Kinue Kodama • Misato Koide • Ai Ouchi
15	–	Indonesia	INA
		Danahuri Dahliana • Hamdiah Damanhuri • Nurfitriyana Saiman-Lantang

Ranking Round

Date	28 July 1996 — 9:00
Format	Ranking round for placement into single-elimination tournament.

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC	Points
1	–	Republic of Korea	KOR	1,984	WR
	33	Kim Jo-Sun		663	WR
	35	Kim Gyeong-Uk		661	WR
	34	Yun Hye-Yeong		660	WR
2	–	Turkey	TUR	1,963
	59	Elif Altınkaynak		663
	61	Elif Ekşi		633
	60	Natalia Nasaridze-Çakir		667
3	–	People's Republic of China	CHN	1,953
	9	He Ying		669
	11	Wang Xiaozhu		636
	10	Yang Jianping		648
4	–	Ukraine	UKR	1,941
	64	Nataliya Bilukha		605
	63	Lina Herasymenko		673
	62	Olena Sadovnycha		663
5	–	Russian Federation	RUS	1,935
	50	Rita Galinovskaya		644
	51	Makhlukhanum Murzayeva		650
	52	Yelena Tutachikova		641
6	–	Italy	ITA	1,919
	23	Giovanna Aldegani		650
	25	Giuseppina Di Blasi		634
	24	Paola Fantato		635
7	–	Kazakhstan	KAZ	1,909
	30	Irina Leonova		635
	31	Anna Mozhar		653
	29	Yana Tuniyants		621
8	–	Chinese Taipei	TPE	1,906
	57	Lin Ya-Hua		632
	56	Lin Yi-Yin		644
	58	Yang Chun-Chi		630
9	–	Sweden	SWE	1,896
	55	Christa Bäckman		617
	54	Kristina Persson		636
	53	Jenny Sjöwall		643
10	–	United States	USA	1,895
	1	Judi Adams		606
	2	Janet Dykman		646
	3	Lindsay Langston		643
11	–	Germany	GER	1,893
	15	Barbara Mensing		632
	16	Cornelia Pfohl		621
	17	Sandra Wagner		640
12	–	Poland	POL	1,889
	43	Iwona Dzięcioł		599
	44	Katarzyna Klata		639
	45	Joanna Nowicka		651
13	–	Indonesia	INA	1,854
	21	Danahuri Dahliana		615
	22	Hamdiah Damanhuri		639
	20	Nurfitriyana Saiman-Lantang		600
14	–	Japan	JPN	1,827
	27	Kinue Kodama		613
	28	Misato Koide		583
	26	Ai Ouchi		631
15	–	South Africa	RSA	1,806
	48	Jill Börresen		567
	47	Leanda Hendricks		600
	49	Kirstin Lewis		639

Round One

Date	2 August 1996
Format	Winner of each match advanced to the quarter-finals.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	02 Aug	Republic of Korea	KOR				bye
Match #2	02 Aug	Sweden	SWE	239 – 227	Chinese Taipei	TPE
Match #3	02 Aug	Poland	POL	233 – 229	Russian Federation	RUS
Match #4	02 Aug	Ukraine	UKR	246 – 208	Indonesia	INA	OR
Match #5	02 Aug	People's Republic of China	CHN	222 – 217	Japan	JPN
Match #6	02 Aug	Germany	GER	245 – 236	Italy	ITA
Match #7	02 Aug	Kazakhstan	KAZ	235 – 226	United States	USA
Match #8	02 Aug	Turkey	TUR	240 – 228	South Africa	RSA

Quarter-Finals

Date	2 August 1996
Format	Winner of each match advanced to the semi-finals.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	02 Aug	Republic of Korea	KOR	249 – 226	Sweden	SWE	OR
Match #2	02 Aug	Poland	POL	242 – 235	Ukraine	UKR
Match #3	02 Aug	Germany	GER	232 – 231	People's Republic of China	CHN
Match #4	02 Aug	Turkey	TUR	247 – 226	Kazakhstan	KAZ

Semi-Finals

Date	2 August 1996
Format	Winner of each match advanced to the final round.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	02 Aug	Republic of Korea	KOR	245 – 237	Poland	POL
Match #2	02 Aug	Germany	GER	239 – 237	Turkey	TUR

Final Round

Date	2 August 1996

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match 1/2	02 Aug	Republic of Korea	KOR	245 – 235	Germany	GER
Match 3/4	02 Aug	Poland	POL	244 – 239	Turkey	TUR