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Team, Recurve, Women

Date	16 – 21 September 2000
Status	Olympic
Location	Sydney International Archery Park, Olympic Park, Sydney, New South Wales
Participants	36 from 12 countries
Format	Teams consisted of three 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.
Olympic Record (Ranking Round, 216 arrows)	1,984 WR / Kim Jo-Sun • Kim Gyeong-Uk • Yun Hye-Yeong KOR / 28 July 1996 / Details

In 1999 Korea was upset at the World Championships, which were won by Italy, stopping a streak of five straight Korean world titles. But for the third consecutive Olympics, Korea’s women archers set a world record in the ranking round. Italy struggled, placing only seventh in the ranking round. They would go out in the quarter-finals against Ukraine, who moved on to the final against Korea. But Korea dominated that match, winning their fourth of four gold medals in the women’s archery team event. Germany, which had won silver in 1996, took the bronze medal, defeating Turkey, which had also placed fourth in 1996.

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC
1	–	Republic of Korea	KOR	Gold
		Kim Su-Nyeong • Kim Nam-Sun • Yun Mi-Jin
2	–	Ukraine	UKR	Silver
		Olena Sadovnycha • Kateryna Serdiuk • Nataliya Burdeina
3	–	Germany	GER	Bronze
		Cornelia Pfohl • Barbara Mensing • Sandra Sachse
4	–	Turkey	TUR
		Elif Altınkaynak • Natalia Nasaridze-Çakir • Zekiye Şatır
5	–	United States	USA
		Janet Dykman • Karen Scavotto • Denise Parker
6	–	People's Republic of China	CHN
		Yu Hui • He Ying • Yang Jianping
7	–	Italy	ITA
		Natalia Valeeva • Cristina Ioriatti • Irene Franchini
8	–	Chinese Taipei	TPE
		Liu Pi-Yu • Lin Yi-Yin • Wen Chia-Ling
9	–	Australia	AUS
		Kate Fairweather • Melissa Jennison • Michelle Tremelling
10	–	Sweden	SWE
		Petra Ericsson • Karin Larsson • Kristina Nordlander
11	–	Poland	POL
		Joanna Nowicka • Anna Łęcka • Agata Bulwa
12	–	Georgia	GEO
		Khatuna Lorigi • Khatuna Phutkaradze • Asmat Diasamidze

Ranking Round

Date	16 September 2000 — 9:00
Format	Ranking round for placement into single-elimination tournament.

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC	Points
1	–	Republic of Korea	KOR	1,994	WR
	36	Kim Su-Nyeong		671	WR
	35	Kim Nam-Sun		662	WR
	37	Yun Mi-Jin		661	WR
2	–	Ukraine	UKR	1,934
	60	Olena Sadovnycha		658
	61	Kateryna Serdiuk		644
	59	Nataliya Burdeina		632
3	–	Chinese Taipei	TPE	1,915
	53	Liu Pi-Yu		647
	52	Lin Yi-Yin		640
	54	Wen Chia-Ling		628
4	–	People's Republic of China	CHN	1,914
	11	Yu Hui		643
	9	He Ying		638
	10	Yang Jianping		633
5	–	Germany	GER	1,897
	25	Cornelia Pfohl		635
	24	Barbara Mensing		634
	26	Sandra Sachse		628
6	–	Turkey	TUR	1,896
	55	Elif Altınkaynak		638
	56	Natalia Nasaridze-Çakir		636
	57	Zekiye Şatır		622
7	–	Italy	ITA	1,896
	31	Natalia Valeeva		667
	30	Cristina Ioriatti		618
	29	Irene Franchini		611
8	–	Sweden	SWE	1,890
	49	Petra Ericsson		646
	50	Karin Larsson		626
	51	Kristina Nordlander		618
9	–	United States	USA	1,889
	62	Janet Dykman		636
	64	Karen Scavotto		634
	63	Denise Parker		619
10	–	Australia	AUS	1,873
	1	Kate Fairweather		630
	2	Melissa Jennison		628
	3	Michelle Tremelling		615
11	–	Poland	POL	1,866
	44	Joanna Nowicka		633
	43	Anna Łęcka		630
	42	Agata Bulwa		603
12	–	Georgia	GEO	1,862
	22	Khatuna Lorigi		627
	23	Khatuna Phutkaradze		623
	21	Asmat Diasamidze		612

Round One

Date	21 September 2000 — 9:00
Format	Winner of each match advanced to the quarter-finals.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	21 Sep	Republic of Korea	KOR				bye
Match #2	21 Sep	United States	USA	242 – 230	Sweden	SWE
Match #3	21 Sep	Germany	GER	231 – 216	Georgia	GEO
Match #4	21 Sep	People's Republic of China	CHN				bye
Match #5	21 Sep	Chinese Taipei	TPE				bye
Match #6	21 Sep	Turkey	TUR	227 – 217	Poland	POL
Match #7	21 Sep	Italy	ITA	237 – 236	Australia	AUS
Match #8	21 Sep	Ukraine	UKR				bye

Quarter-Finals

Date	21 September 2000 — 10:50
Format	Winner of each match advanced to the semi-finals.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	21 Sep	Republic of Korea	KOR	252 – 240	United States	USA
Match #2	21 Sep	Germany	GER	240 – 234	People's Republic of China	CHN
Match #3	21 Sep	Turkey	TUR	234 – 227	Chinese Taipei	TPE
Match #4	21 Sep	Ukraine	UKR	237 – 230	Italy	ITA

Semi-Finals

Date	21 September 2000 — 14:00
Format	Winner of each match advanced to the final round.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	21 Sep	Republic of Korea	KOR	251 – 238	Germany	GER
Match #2	21 Sep	Ukraine	UKR	240 – 233	Turkey	TUR

Final Round

Date	21 September 2000 — 14:56

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match 1/2	21 Sep	Republic of Korea	KOR	251 – 239	Ukraine	UKR
Match 3/4	21 Sep	Germany	GER	240 – 234	Turkey	TUR