The 2014 Archery World Cup was the 9th edition of the annual international archery circuit, organised by the World Archery Federation.
American Brady Ellison won the men's recurve competition for a record third time, beating 16-year-old Marcus D'Almeida in the final by shoot off. The winners in the other events were all from the Americas.
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 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.
The recurve legs consisted of a 1440 qualification round (formerly called a FITA 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.
The scores awarded in the four stages were as follows:
Individual scoring Position Points 1st place 25 2nd place 21 3rd place 18 4th place 15 5th place 13 6th place 12 7th place 11 8th place 10 9th–16th place 5
Mixed team scoring Position Points 1st place 16 2nd place 12 3rd place 10 4th place 8 5th place 4 6th place 3 7th place 2 8th place 1
Hosts
Calendar Stage Date Location 1 22–27 April Shanghai, China 2 13–18 May Medellín, Colombia 3 10–15 June Antalya, Turkey 4 5–10 August Wrocław, Poland Final 6–7 September Lausanne, Switzerland
Results Recurve Men's individual Stage Date Location Ref. 1 27 April Shanghai Hideki Kikuchi Pierre Plihon Rick van der Ven 2 18 May Medellín Lee Seung-yun Oh Jin-hyek Kim Woo-jin 3 15 June Antalya Florian Kahllund Ku Bon-chan Takaharu Furukawa 4 10 August Wrocław Rick van der Ven Mauro Nespoli Jean-Charles Valladont Final 7 September Lausanne Brady Ellison Marcus D'Almeida Rick van der Ven
Women's individual Stage Date Location Ref. 1 27 April Shanghai Elena Richter Xu Jing Aída Román 2 18 May Medellín Jung Dasomi Lisa Unruh Natalia Erdyniyeva 3 15 June Antalya Chang Hye-jin Cheng Ming Ren Hayakawa 4 10 August Wrocław Ika Yuliana Rochmawati Xu Jing Deepika Kumari Final 7 September Lausanne Aída Román Cheng Ming Xu Jing
Men's team Stage Date Location Ref. 1 27 April Shanghai 2 18 May Medellín 3 15 June Antalya 4 10 August Wrocław
Women's team Stage Date Location Ref. 1 27 April Shanghai 2 18 May Medellín 3 15 June Antalya 4 10 August Wrocław
Mixed team Stage Date Location Ref. 1 27 April Shanghai 2 18 May Medellín 3 14 June Antalya 4 10 August Wrocław Final 7 September Lausanne
Compound Men's individual Stage Date Location Ref. 1 26 April Shanghai Sebastien Peineau Pierre-Julien Deloche Bridger Deaton 2 17 May Medellín Peter Elzinga Daniel Muñoz Reo Wilde 3 14 June Antalya Choi Yong-hee Rajat Chauhan Mike Schloesser 4 9 August Wrocław Pierre-Julien Deloche Reo Wilde Alexander Dambaev Final 6 September Lausanne Bridger Deaton Pierre-Julien Deloche Reo Wilde
Women's individual Stage Date Location Ref. 1 26 April Shanghai Choi Bo-min Sara López Alejandra Usquiano 2 17 May Medellín Erika Jones Toja Cerne Inge van Caspel 3 14 June Antalya Natalia Avdeeva Fatimah Almashhadani Janine Meissner 4 9 August Wrocław Cansu Ecem Coşkun Sara López Albina Loginova Final 6 September Lausanne Sara López Erika Jones Natalia Avdeeva
Men's team Stage Date Location Ref. 1 26 April Shanghai 2 17 May Medellín 3 14 June Antalya 4 9 August Wrocław
Women's team Stage Date Location Ref. 1 26 April Shanghai 2 17 May Medellín 3 14 June Antalya 4 9 August Wrocław
Mixed team Stage Date Location Ref. 1 26 April Shanghai 2 17 May Medellín 3 14 June Antalya 4 9 August Wrocław Final 6 September Lausanne
Medals table
Qualification Recurve Men's individual Pos. Name Points 1. Rick van der Ven 56 18 – 13 25 Q 2. Marcus D'Almeida 38 5 13 10 15 Q 3. Pierre Plihon 36 21 – 5 10 Q 4. Brady Ellison 34 11 10 – 13 Q 4. Oh Jin-hyek 34 – 21 13 – Q 6. Lee Seung-yun 30 – 25 5 – 1 6. Florian Kahllund 30 5 – 25 – Q 8. Jake Kaminski 27 – 11 5 11 Q 9. Ku Bon-chan 26 – 5 21 – 10. Hideki Kikuchi 25 25 – – –
1. Qualified but withdrew
Women's individual Pos. Name Points 1. Xu Jing 47 21 – 5 21 Q 2. Jung Dasomi 37 – 25 12 – Q 3. Elena Richter 35 25 5 – 5 Q 4. Lisa Unruh 31 – 21 5 5 Q 5. Joo Hyun-jung 30 – 15 15 – 1 6. Aída Román 28 18 5 – 5 Q 7. Cheng Ming 26 5 – 21 – Q 8. Tatiana Segina 25 – – 10 15 Q 8. Ika Yuliana Rochmawati 25 – – – 25 8. Chang Hye-jin 25 – – 25 –
1. Qualified but withdrew
Mixed team Pos. Team Points 1. 36 12 8 – 16 Q 2. 32 – 10 12 10 3. 26 – 16 10 – 4. 19 16 – – 3 5. 16 – – 16 –
Compound Men's individual Pos. Name Points 1. Reo Wilde 52 13 18 – 21 Q 2. Peter Elzinga 48 – 25 10 13 Q 3. Pierre-Julien Deloche 46 21 – – 25 Q 4. Sebastien Peineau 43 25 5 13 5 Q 4. Bridger Deaton 43 18 12 – 13 Q 6. Rajat Chauhan 31 5 – 21 5 Q 7. Choi Yong-hee 30 5 – 25 – 1 8. Alexander Dambaev 28 5 5 – 18 Q 9. Sergio Pagni 25 – 5 15 5 10. Mike Schloesser 23 – – 18 5 10. Roberto Hernández 23 5 13 5 –
1. Qualified but withdrew
Women's individual Pos. Name Points 1. Sara López 47 21 – 5 21 Q 2. Albina Loginova 44 – 15 11 18 Q 3. Erika Jones 42 12 25 – 5 Q 4. Natalia Avdeeva 38 – – 25 13 Q 5. Linda Ochoa 34 10 – 13 11 Q 6. Alejandra Usquiano 33 18 5 10 5 Q 7. Toja Cerne 31 5 21 5 – Q 8. Cansu Ecem Coşkun 30 – – 5 25 9. Choi Bo-min 25 25 – – – 10. Inge van Caspel 23 – 18 – 5
Mixed team Pos. Team Points 1. 38 12 10 4 16 Q 2. 29 10 16 2 3 3. 24 8 – 4 12 4. 21 3 8 – 10 5. 17 2 2 12 3
Nations ranking Pos. Team Points 1. 660 175 220 84 181 2. 531 99 196 236 – 3. 444 119 133 43 149 4. 373 35 46 149 143 5. 330 23 81 78 148 6. 313 76 67 87 83 7. 269 53 87 81 48 8. 259 – 97 81 81 9. 241 78 71 32 60 10. 230 105 26 25 74
World Cup Final With the exception of the highest ranked recurve archers Oh Jin-hyek and Jung Dasomi, the qualified athletes from South Korea declined invitations to the World Cup Final in order to focus on the Asian Games, and were replaced by the next highest qualifiers. The final places were filled by representatives from the host nation, Switzerland.
Recurve Men's individual
Women's individual
Mixed team
Compound Men's individual
Women's individual
Mixed team
References
External links Competition format Competition rules