2006 Archery World Cup

The 2006 Archery World Cup was the first edition of the international archery circuit, designed to highlight archery in some of the world's "most spectacular" locations following the success of the 2003 World Championships in New York City and the 2004 Summer Olympics.[1] The best individual and mixed performers in each discipline over the three legs then joined host representatives in qualifying for the finals.

Competition rules and scoring

The compound legs consisted of a 50m qualification round of 72 arrows, followed by the compound round at 50m on a 6-zone target face, using cumulative scoring for all individual, team and mixed competitions. The top four individual performers (with no more than two from each country) proceeded to the finals.[2]

The recurve legs consisted of a FITA qualification round, followed by a 72m Olympic set system . The top seven individual performers (with no more than two from each country), plus one host nation representative if not already qualified, proceeded to the finals; the top mixed team performer proceeded to face the host nation at the finals, which were the same competition format as the legs. The team competition was not competed at the finals.[3]

Competitors' top three scores go towards qualification. The scores awarded in the legs were as follows:

Individual scoring
Position Points[4]
1st place25
2nd place21
3rd place18
4th place15
5th place13
6th place12
7th place11
8th place10
9th–16th place5

Calendar
Stage Location
1 Poreč, Croatia
2 Antalya Centennial Archery Field, Antalya, Turkey
3 San Salvador, El Salvador
4 Shanghai, China
Final Mérida, Mexico

Results

Men's individual
Stage Date Location Ref.
1 13 May Poreč Jayanta Talukdar Magnus Petersson Markiyan Ivashko
2 10 June Antalya Park Kyung-mo Hiroshi Yamamoto Yavor Hristov
3 25 June San Salvador Ilario di Buo Wietse van Alten Pieter Custers
4 30 September Shanghai Jang Yong-ho Park Kyung-mo Yong Fujun
Final 22 October Mérida Park Kyung-mo Ilario di Buo Magnus Petersson

Women's individual
Stage Date Location Ref.
1 13 May Poreč Margarita Galinovskaya Maura Frigeri Pia Carmen Lionetti
2 10 June Antalya Qian Jialing Kim Yu-mi Lee Tuk-young
3 25 June San Salvador Qian Jialing Alison Williamson Zhang Juanjuan
4 30 September Shanghai Yun Ok-hee Yun Mi-jin Lee Tuk-young
Final 22 October Mérida Zhang Juanjuan Qian Jialing Elena Tonetta

Men's team
Stage Date Location Ref.
1 12 May Poreč  Italy  China  Russia
2 9 June Antalya  Japan  United Kingdom  South Korea
3 24 June San Salvador  Italy  Mexico  United Kingdom
4 30 September Shanghai  South Korea  Turkey  Italy

Women's team
Stage Date Location Ref.
1 12 May Poreč  United Kingdom  Russia  China
2 9 June Antalya  South Korea  China  Ukraine
3 24 June San Salvador  Turkey  Italy  China
4 30 September Shanghai  South Korea  China  Turkey

Men's individual
Stage Date Location Ref.
1 13 May Poreč Reo Wilde Emiel Custers Dominique Genet
2 10 June Antalya Roberval dos Santos Peter Elzinga Patrizio Hofer
3 25 June San Salvador Logan Wilde Reo Wilde Jorge Jiménez
4 30 September Shanghai Dave Cousins Jorge Jiménez Vitor Sidi Neto
Final 22 October Mérida Reo Wilde Peter Elzinga Jorge Jiménez

Women's individual
Stage Date Location Ref.
1 13 May Poreč Anna Kazantseva Jamie van Natta Jahna Davis
2 10 June Antalya Sofia Goncharova Anna Kazantseva Nichola Simpson
3 25 June San Salvador Sofia Goncharova Jamie van Natta Almendra Ochoa
4 30 September Shanghai Sofia Goncharova Linda Ochoa Anna Kazantseva
Final 22 October Mérida Sofia Goncharova Anna Kazantseva Jahna Davis

Men's team
Stage Date Location Ref.
1 12 May Poreč  United States  United Kingdom  Netherlands
2 9 June Antalya  Denmark  Netherlands  France
3 24 June San Salvador  Netherlands  Brazil  United States
4 30 September Shanghai  United States  Mexico  China

Women's team
Stage Date Location Ref.
1 12 May Poreč  France  India  United States
2 9 June Antalya  Russia  Croatia  Mexico
3 24 June San Salvador  Mexico  United Kingdom  United States
4 30 September Shanghai  Russia  United States  Philippines

Medals table
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Russia83213
2 South Korea73313
3 United States64515
4 China34512
5 Italy3339
6 Netherlands1528
7 Great Britain1427
8 Mexico1326
9 Brazil1113
 Turkey1113
11 India1102
 Japan1102
13 France1023
14 Denmark1001
15 El Salvador0123
16 Sweden0112
17 Croatia0101
18 Ukraine0022
19 Bulgaria0011
 Philippines0011
  Switzerland0011
Totals (21 nations)363636108

Qualification

Men's individual
Pos. Name Points[5]
1. Ilario di Buo531382515Q
2. Park Kyung-mo46–25–21Q
3. Jayanta Talukdar382513––Q
4. Magnus Petersson372110–6Q
5. Marco Galiazzo365–813
6. Michele Frangilli34–15118
7. Yong Fujun29–11–18
8. Markiyan Ivashko26188––
8. Eduardo Magaña2611–15–
10. Wietse van Alten23–221–

Women's individual
Pos. Name Points[6]
1. Qian Jialing62122525–Q
2. Yun Ok-hee40–15–251
3. Lee Tuk-young36–18–181
4. Elena Tonetta3313713–Q
5. Zhang Juanjuan33–8187Q
6. Alison Williamson26––215Q
7. Margarita Galinovskaya2525–––
8. Justyna Mospinek24–12–12
9. Zekiye Keskin Satir238–15–
10. Yun Mi-jin21–––21
10. Pia Carmen Lionetti21183––
10. Kim Yu-mi21–21––
10. Maura Frigeri2121–––

1. Qualified but withdrew

Men's individual
Pos. Name Points[7]
1. Reo Wilde5725–2111Q
2. Jorge Jiménez54–151821Q
3. Dave Cousins4513–725Q
4. Peter Elzinga41521128Q1
4. Dominique Genet41188–151
6. Patrizio Hofer39818613
7. Roberval dos Santos38–25–13
8. Emiel Custers36211114
9. Ruben Ochoa32116155
10. Vitor Sidi Neto29–11–18

1. World ranking used as tie break

Women's individual
Pos. Name Points[8]
1. Sofia Goncharova75–252525Q
2. Anna Kazantseva642521818Q
3. Jamie van Natta5721–2115Q
4. Jahna Davis4618–1513Q
5. Almendra Ochoa3715418–
6. Nichola Simpson33–18132
7. Christie Colin3213–1361
8. Jhano Hansdah301012–8
9. Arminda Bastos29671012
10. Linda Ochoa27––621

1. Could not qualify as national quota already reached

Nations ranking
Pos. Name Points[9]
1. United States305106712270
2. Italy24098367036
3. South Korea237–114–123
4. Russia21064643349
5. China20825446376
6. Mexico18943218045
7. Netherlands13726376212
8. United Kingdom1321238757
9. India1155047–18
10. El Salvador79–213721

World Cup Final

Men's individual
Semifinals Finals
      
1 Ilario di Buo 110
4 Jayanta Talukdar 109
1 Ilario di Buo 105
3 Park Kyung-mo 112
3 Park Kyung-mo 109
2 Magnus Petersson 104 Third place
4 Jayanta Talukdar 107
2 Magnus Petersson 111

Women's individual
Semifinals Finals
      
1 Alison Williamson 105
4 Zhang Juanjuan 106
4 Zhang Juanjuan 107
2 Qian Jialing 103
3 Elena Tonetta 105
2 Qian Jialing 109 Third place
1 Alison Williamson 1048
3 Elena Tonetta 1049

Men's individual
Semifinals Finals
      
1 Jorge Jiménez 115
4 Reo Wilde 118
4 Reo Wilde 120
2 Peter Elzinga 115
3 Dave Cousins 110
2 Peter Elzinga 113 Third place
1 Jorge Jiménez 118
3 Dave Cousins 113

Women's individual
Semifinals Finals
      
1 Anna Kazantseva 113
4 Jahna Davis 109
1 Anna Kazantseva 106
2 Sofia Goncharova 112
3 Jamie van Natta 100
2 Sofia Goncharova 111 Third place
4 Jahna Davis 110
3 Jamie van Natta 109

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