2011 World Archery Championships - Compound Mixed Team

The mixed team recurve competition at the 2011 World Archery Championships took place from 4–10 July 2011 in Torino, Italy. 33 teams of two archers competed the qualification round on 4 July; the top 16 teams qualified for the knockout tournament on 6 July, with the semi-finals and finals on 9 July.[1] The tournament doubled as the principal qualification tournament for the 2012 Olympics.

Sergio Pagni and Marcella Tonioli won the competition for Italy, setting a world record 158 in the quarter final against Belgium and defeating the Netherlands in the final.[2]

Seeds

Seedings were based on the combined total of the team members' qualificataion scores in the individual ranking rounds. The top 16 teams were assigned places in the draw depending on their overall ranking.[1]

  1. United States Reo Wilde / Jamie van Natta (1st Round)
  2. Canada Christopher Perkins / Camille Bouffard-Demers (Quarter Final)
  3. Iran Amir Kazempoor / Mahtab Parsamehr (4th Place)
  4. Mexico Gerardo Alvarado / Linda Ochoa (Quarter Final)
  5. South Korea Choi Yong-Hee / Seok Ji-Hyun (3rd Place)
  6. Russia Chingese Rinchino / Albina Loginova (1st Round)
  7. Netherlands Peter Elzinga / Inge van Caspel (2nd Place)
  8. Denmark Martin Damsbo / Camilla Soemod (1st Round)
  9. Italy Sergio Pagni / Marcella Tonioli (Champions)
  10. Venezuela Gabriel Oliferow / Olga Bosch (1st Round)
  11. France Dominique Genet / Joanna Chesse (Quarter Final)
  12. United Kingdom Duncan Busby / Rikki Bingham (1st Round)
  13. Sweden Carl-Henrik Gidenskold / Isabell Danielsson (1st Round)
  14. Norway Morten Boe / June Svensen (1st Round)
  15. Spain Carlos Paniagua / Fatima Agudo (1st Round)
  16. Belgium Sam Kyritsoglou / Sarah Prieels (Quarter Final)

Draw

1st Round   Quarter Final   Semi Final   Final
1  United States R Wilde
 United States J van Natta
15320  
16  Belgium S Kyritsoglou
 Belgium S Prieels
15320*     16  Belgium S Kyritsoglou
 Belgium S Prieels
151  
9  Italy S Pagni
 Italy M Tonioli
154     9  Italy S Pagni
 Italy M Tonioli
158  
8  Denmark M Damsbo
 Denmark C Soemod
150       9  Italy S Pagni
 Italy M Tonioli
154  
5  South Korea YH Choi
 South Korea JH Seok
154       5  South Korea YH Choi
 South Korea JH Seok
152  
12  United Kingdom D Busby
 United Kingdom R Bingham
149     5  South Korea YH Choi
 South Korea JH Seok
'155
13  Sweden C-H Gidenskold
 Sweden I Danielsson
148     4  Mexico G Alvarado
 Mexico L Ochoa
151  
4  Mexico G Alvarado
 Mexico L Ochoa
154       9  Italy S Pagni
 Italy M Tonioli
154
3  Iran A Kazempoor
 Iran M Parsamehr
150       7  Netherlands P Elzinga
 Netherlands I van Caspel
152
14  Norway M Boe
 Norway J Svensen
149     3  Iran A Kazempoor
 Iran M Parsamehr
153  
11  France D Genet
 France J Chesse
153     11  France D Genet
 France J Chesse
150  
6  Russia C Rinchino
 Russia A Loginova
152       3  Iran A Kazempoor
 Iran M Parsamehr
151
7  Netherlands P Elzinga
 Netherlands I van Caspel
151       7  Netherlands P Elzinga
 Netherlands I van Caspel
155  
10  Venezuela G Oliferow
 Venezuela O Bosch
143     7  Netherlands P Elzinga
 Netherlands I van Caspel
153 3rd Place
15  Spain C Paniagua
 Spain F Agudo
149     2  Canada C Perkins
 Canada C Bouffard-Demers
152   5  South Korea YH Choi
 South Korea JH Seok
155
2  Canada C Perkins
 Canada C Bouffard-Demers
153   3  Iran A Kazempoor
 Iran M Parsamehr
154

References

  1. 1 2 "Programme : World Archery Championships 2011, Torino, Italy" (PDF). Archery.org. Retrieved 2013-10-23.
  2. "World Archery 2011 : Medals sTandings" (PDF). Archery.org. Retrieved 2013-10-23.
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