2023 World Archery Championships

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2023 World Championships
LocationGermany Berlin, Germany
Dates31 July – 6 August 2023
Competitors531 from 81 nations
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The 2023 World Archery Championships was held from 31 July to 6 August 2023 in Berlin, Germany. The event served as a qualification event for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France.[1][2][3][4]

Medals table

  *   Host nation (Germany)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 India3014
2 South Korea2013
3 Germany*1102
 Poland1102
 Turkey1102
6 Czech Republic1001
 United States1001
8 Mexico0314
9 Canada0101
 Colombia0101
 Denmark0101
 France0101
13 Japan0022
 Netherlands0022
15 Brazil0011
 Italy0011
 Luxembourg0011
Totals (17 entries)10101030

Medals summary

Recurve

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's individual
Mete Gazoz
Turkey Turkey 		Eric Peters
 Canada 		Marcus D'Almeida
 Brazil
Women's individual
Marie Horáčková
 Czech Republic 		Alejandra Valencia
 Mexico 		Satsuki Noda
 Japan
Men's team
 South Korea
Kim Je-deok
Kim Woo-jin
Lee Woo-seok 		Turkey Turkey
Mete Gazoz
Berkim Tümer
Abdullah Yıldırmış 		 Japan
Takaharu Furukawa
Junya Nakanishi
Fumiya Saito
Women's team
 Germany
Katharina Bauer
Michelle Kroppen
Charline Schwarz 		 France
Audrey Adiceom
Lisa Barbelin
Caroline Lopez 		 Mexico
Aída Román
Ángela Ruiz
Alejandra Valencia
Mixed team
 South Korea
Lim Si-hyeon
Kim Woo-jin 		 Germany
Michelle Kroppen
Florian Unruh 		 Italy
Tatiana Andreoli
Mauro Nespoli

Compound

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's individual
Ojas Pravin Deotale
 India 		Łukasz Przybylski
 Poland 		Mike Schloesser
 Netherlands
Women's individual
Aditi Gopichand Swami
 India 		Andrea Becerra
 Mexico 		Jyothi Surekha Vennam
 India
Men's team
 Poland
Rafał Dobrowolski
Przemysław Konecki
Łukasz Przybylski 		 Denmark
Tore Bjarnarson
Martin Damsbo
Mathias Fullerton 		 Netherlands
Sil Pater
Mike Schloesser
Jay Tjin-A-Djie
Women's team
 India
Parneet Kaur
Aditi Gopichand Swami
Jyothi Surekha Vennam 		 Mexico
Andrea Becerra
Ana Sofía Hernández Jeon
Dafne Quintero 		 South Korea
Oh Yoo-hyun
So Chae-won
Song Yun-soo
Mixed team
 United States
Alexis Ruiz
Sawyer Sullivan 		 Colombia
Sara López
Sebastián Arenas 		 Luxembourg
Mariya Shkolna
Gilles Seywert

Participating nations

531 archers from 81 nations:

  1.  Algeria (2)
  2.  Armenia (3)
  3.  Australia (9)
  4.  Austria (6)
  5.  Azerbaijan (3)
  6.  Bangladesh (6)
  7.  Belgium (5)
  8.  Bolivia (2)
  9.  Brazil (8)
  10.  Bulgaria (2)
  11.  Canada (9)
  12.  Chad (1)
  13.  Chile (5)
  14.  China (6)
  15.  Chinese Taipei (12)
  16.  Colombia (8)
  17.  Croatia (6)
  18.  Cuba (1)
  19.  Cyprus (2)
  20.  Czech Republic (8)
  21.  Denmark (10)
  22.  Ecuador (4)
  23.  Egypt (6)
  24.  El Salvador (7)
  25.  Estonia (11)
  26.  Faroe Islands (4)
  27.  Finland (10)
  28.  France (12)
  29.  Georgia (6)
  30.  Germany (12)
  31.  Great Britain (12)
  32.  Greece (3)
  33.  Guinea (1)
  34.  Hong Kong (10)
  35.  Hungary (1)
  36.  Iceland (10)
  37.  India (12)
  38.  Indonesia (6)
  39.  Iraq (1)
  40.  Israel (8)
  41.  Italy (12)
  42.  Ivory Coast (5)
  43.  Japan (6)
  44.  Kazakhstan (12)
  45.  Latvia (4)
  46.  Lithuania (8)
  47.  Luxembourg (6)
  48.  Malaysia (10)
  49.  Mexico (12)
  50.  Moldova (4)
  51.  Mongolia (6)
  52.  Netherlands (12)
  53.  Norway (3)
  54.  Palestine (2)
  55.  Poland (12)
  56.  Portugal (7)
  57.  Puerto Rico (2)
  58.  Romania (5)
  59.  San Marino (3)
  60.  Saudi Arabia (6)
  61.  Serbia (7)
  62.  Singapore (5)
  63.  Slovakia (10)
  64.  Slovenia (9)
  65.  South Africa (4)
  66.  South Korea (12)
  67.  Spain (8)
  68.  Sri Lanka (1)
  69.  Sudan (1)
  70.  Sweden (7)
  71.  Switzerland (11)
  72.  Tajikistan (1)
  73.  Thailand (12)
  74.  Turkey (12)
  75.  Ukraine (7)
  76.  United Arab Emirates (5)
  77.  United States (12)
  78.  United States Virgin Islands (5)
  79.  Uzbekistan (6)
  80.  Venezuela (3)
  81.  Vietnam (6)

References

  1. ^ Wells, Chris (31 May 2019). "Executive board awards 2023 World Archery Championships to Berlin". World Archery. Archived from the original on 4 May 2023.
  2. ^ "Berlin 2023 Hyundai World Archery Championships". World Archery.
  3. ^ Wells, Chris (9 January 2023). "5 biggest archery events to look forward to in 2023". World Archery. Archived from the original on 4 October 2023.
  4. ^ "Number of Entries by Country". ianseo.net. Archived from the original on 3 December 2023.