Archery at the 2018 Asian Games – Men's team recurve

Men's team recurve at the 2018 Asian Games
Venue	Gelora Bung Karno Archery Field
Dates	21–27 August 2018
Competitors	70 from 19 nations
Medalists
Chinese Taipei Luo Wei-min, Tang Chih-chun, Wei Chun-heng    South Korea Kim Woo-jin, Lee Woo-seok, Oh Jin-hyek    China Li Jialun, Sun Quan, Xu Tianyu
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Archery at the 2018 Asian Games
Recurve
Individual	men	women
Team	men	women	mixed
Compound
Team	men	women	mixed
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The men's team recurve archery competition at the 2018 Asian Games was held from 21 to 27 August at Gelora Bung Karno Archery Field.^[1] A total of 19 teams participated in the ranking round to determine the seeds for knockout round.^[2] Each team consisted of the highest ranked three athletes from the qualification round.

All times are Western Indonesia Time (UTC+07:00)

Rank	Team	Half		Total	10s	Xs
		1st	2nd
1	South Korea (KOR)	1010	1027	2037	116	48
	Im Dong-hyun	336	343	679	39	12
	Kim Woo-jin	338	334	672	31	11
	Lee Woo-seok	334	341	675	36	15
	Oh Jin-hyek	340	343	683	41	21
2	Kazakhstan (KAZ)	998	1004	2002	102	28
	Ilfat Abdullin	335	338	673	34	9
	Sultan Duzelbayev	328	323	651	22	8
	Denis Gankin	329	340	669	34	12
	Sanzhar Mussayev	334	326	660	34	7
3	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	985	1001	1986	97	31
	Jao Ting-yu	322	323	645	23	8
	Luo Wei-min	319	330	649	28	8
	Tang Chih-chun	332	338	670	34	12
	Wei Chun-heng	334	333	667	35	11
4	China (CHN)	1004	982	1986	81	21
	Li Jialun	331	329	660	29	7
	Sun Quan	332	328	660	25	6
	Wei Shaoxuan	328	328	656	28	6
	Xu Tianyu	341	325	666	27	8
5	Malaysia (MAS)	974	993	1967	79	25
	Akmal Nor Hasrin	322	335	657	28	8
	Haziq Kamaruddin	321	331	652	25	5
	Khairul Anuar Mohamad	331	327	658	26	12
	Zarif Syahir Zolkepeli	326	325	651	23	6
6	Japan (JPN)	982	981	1963	74	24
	Takaharu Furukawa	329	339	668	26	9
	Tomoaki Kuraya	326	320	646	23	8
	Hiroki Muto	327	322	649	25	7
7	Bangladesh (BAN)	977	984	1961	76	26
	Mohammad Tamimul Islam	320	315	635	15	6
	Emdadul Haque Milon	322	319	641	22	6
	Ibrahim Sheik Rezowan	320	323	643	19	9
	Ruman Shana	335	342	677	35	11
8	India (IND)	974	982	1956	71	25
	Jagdish Choudhary	314	324	638	19	7
	Atanu Das	332	328	660	26	8
	Sukhchain Singh	306	325	631	19	3
	Vishwas	328	330	658	26	10
9	Vietnam (VIE)	985	970	1955	76	25
	Chu Đức Anh	331	324	655	27	8
	Hoàng Văn Lộc	326	324	650	25	12
	Nguyễn Văn Duy	328	322	650	24	5
10	Mongolia (MGL)	981	967	1948	71	29
	Baasankhüügiin Adiyaasüren	329	317	646	21	6
	Jantsangiin Gantögs	307	316	623	17	8
	Baatarkhuyagiin Otgonbold	326	330	656	29	13
	Bataagiin Pürevsüren	326	320	646	21	10
11	Indonesia (INA)	964	946	1910	60	23
	Riau Ega Agata	328	321	649	21	9
	Alek Edwar	323	313	636	23	9
	Okka Bagus Subekti	313	312	625	16	5
	Muhammad Hanif Wijaya	299	314	613	13	9
12	Iran (IRI)	952	942	1894	63	27
	Erfan Arjangipour	303	308	611	16	4
	Sadegh Ashrafi	327	317	644	21	11
	Amin Pirali	320	314	634	22	11
	Milad Vaziri	305	311	616	20	5
13	Thailand (THA)	954	939	1893	50	20
	Tanapat Pathairat	317	320	637	16	6
	Itsarin Thai-uea	315	295	610	16	5
	Witthaya Thamwong	323	307	630	18	7
	Denchai Thepna	314	312	626	16	7
14	Nepal (NEP)	934	952	1886	60	17
	Min Prasad Gauchan	308	289	597	10	2
	Tilak Pun Magar	324	317	641	22	8
	Roshan Nagarkoti	318	319	637	23	4
	Ashim Sherchan	292	316	608	15	5
15	North Korea (PRK)	944	939	1883	56	15
	Kim Kuk-song	313	305	618	17	8
	Pak Yong-won	319	324	643	22	5
	Ri Tae-bom	312	310	622	17	2
16	Saudi Arabia (KSA)	925	929	1854	46	8
	Fares Al-Otaibi	306	314	620	19	4
	Mansour Alwi	309	312	621	13	2
	Abdalelah Binali	310	303	613	14	2
17	Hong Kong (HKG)	934	902	1836	41	11
	Chui Chun Man	308	291	599	11	5
	Lee Kar Wai	307	307	614	15	3
	Ma Hing Kin	319	304	623	15	3
	Wan Tsz Kit	300	295	595	12	5
18	Bhutan (BHU)	904	922	1826	33	5
	Lam Dorji	301	301	602	13	3
	Kinley Tshering	301	314	615	10	0
	Nima Wangdi	302	307	609	10	2
19	Qatar (QAT)	883	895	1778	39	5
	Abdulaziz Al-Abadi	296	280	576	11	2
	Ibrahim Al-Mohanadi	308	315	623	18	1
	Ali Ahmed Salem	279	300	579	10	2

•  South Korea replaced Im Dong-hyun with Kim Woo-jin for the knockout round.
•  Nepal replaced Ashim Sherchan with Min Prasad Gauchan for the knockout round.

	Gold medal match
	1	South Korea	3
	3	Chinese Taipei	5

	Bronze medal match
	4	China	6
	10	Mongolia	0

	1/16 eliminations					1/8 eliminations					Quarterfinals					Semifinals
						1	South Korea	6
	17	Hong Kong	1			16	Saudi Arabia	0
	16	Saudi Arabia	5								1	South Korea	5
											8	India	1
						9	Vietnam	3
						8	India	5
																1	South Korea	5
																4	China	3
						5	Malaysia	0
						12	Iran	6
											12	Iran	0
											4	China	6
						13	Thailand	1
						4	China	5

	1/16 eliminations					1/8 eliminations					Quarterfinals					Semifinals
						3	Chinese Taipei	6
	19	Qatar	0			14	Nepal	0
	14	Nepal	6								3	Chinese Taipei	6
											6	Japan	0
						11	Indonesia	2
						6	Japan	6
																3	Chinese Taipei	6
																10	Mongolia	0
						7	Bangladesh	2
						10	Mongolia	6
											10	Mongolia	5
	15	North Korea	6								2	Kazakhstan	3
	18	Bhutan	0			15	North Korea	3
						2	Kazakhstan	5

	Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	S-off
Hong Kong	1–5	Saudi Arabia	50–52	55–56	50–50
Qatar	0–6	Nepal	49–50	47–51	45–47
North Korea	6–0	Bhutan	55–50	55–53	54–50

	Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	S-off
South Korea	6–0	Saudi Arabia	58–55	57–56	58–51
Vietnam	3–5	India	49–55	54–52	50–55	52–52
Malaysia	0–6	Iran	48–57	50–52	55–56
Thailand	1–5	China	53–56	54–54	56–58
Chinese Taipei	6–0	Nepal	56–50	55–54	58–53
Indonesia	2–6	Japan	56–54	53–57	50–57	52–57
Bangladesh	2–6	Mongolia	53–51	52–53	55–56	55–56
North Korea	3–5	Kazakhstan	51–53	52–57	56–55	53–53

	Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	S-off
South Korea	5–1	India	54–54	56–54	56–54
Iran	0–6	China	54–56	53–55	50–51
Chinese Taipei	6–0	Japan	55–52	55–53	57–54
Mongolia	5–3	Kazakhstan	55–52	58–52	53–57	51–51

	Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	S-off
South Korea	5–3	China	53–54	57–54	55–55	57–52
Chinese Taipei	6–0	Mongolia	58–53	58–56	56–55

	Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	S-off
China	6–0	Mongolia	56–50	58–53	54–52

	Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	S-off
South Korea	3–5	Chinese Taipei	55–56	53–53	58–51	55–56

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