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The World University Archery Championships, an international competition in archery, have been held in alternate years from 1996 to 2016, each time in a different host city. There are events using the recurve and compound bows.

Edition

Number Year Location Events
1 1996 France Vaulx-en-Velin 4
2 1998 Taiwan Taoyuan 8
3 2000 Spain Madrid 8
4 2002 Thailand Chonburi 8
5 2004 Spain Madrid 8
6 2006 Slovakia Viničné 10
7 2008 Taiwan Tainan 10
8 2010 China Shenzhen 10
9 2012 Spain Córdoba 10
10 2014 Poland Legnica 10
11 2016 Mongolia Ulaanbaatar 10

Champions

Recurve

Year Location Men's Individual Women's Individual Men's Team Women's Team Mixed Team Ref [1]
1996 France Vaulx-en-Velin   Yaroslav Kolesnik ( ISR)   Chang Hsiao-Feng ( TPE) [1]
1998 Taiwan Taoyuan   Chang Chia-Ping ( TPE)   Deniz Gunay ( TUR)   South Korea   South Korea [2]
2000 Spain Madrid   Guy Krueger ( USA)   Yang Jianping ( CHN)   Belgium   China [3]
2002 Thailand Chonburi   Jeff Henckels ( LUX)   Kim Mun-Joung ( KOR)   South Korea   South Korea [4]
2004 Spain Madrid   Gye Dong-Hyun ( KOR)   Lee Hyun-Jung ( KOR) Chinese Taipei   China [5]
2006 Slovakia Viničné   Lee Jong-Young ( KOR)   Hiroko Taguma ( JPN)   Poland   South Korea [6]
2008 Taiwan Tainan   Wang Cheng-Pang ( TPE)   Ki Bo-Bae ( KOR)   South Korea Chinese Taipei [7]
2010 China Shenzhen   Kim Seong-Hoon ( KOR)   Jo Eun-Ae ( KOR)   Japan   Italy [8]
2012 Spain Córdoba   Kim Bong-Man ( KOR)   Park Seayane ( KOR)   South Korea   South Korea [9]
2014 Poland Legnica   Luis Álvarez ( MEX)   Tan Ya-ting ( TPE) Chinese Taipei [10]
2016 Mongolia Ulaanbaatar   Galsan Bazarzhapov ( RUS)   Kang Chae-young ( KOR)   South Korea [11]

Compound

Year Location Men's Individual Women's Individual Men's Team Women's Team Mixed Team Ref [2]
1996 France Vaulx-en-Velin   Franck Dauphin ( FRA)   Anna Campagnoli ( ITA) [12]
1998 Taiwan Taoyuan   John Blaschke ( USA)   Shih Ya-Ping ( TPE)   United States Chinese Taipei [13]
2000 Spain Madrid   Tsai Sung-Pin ( TPE)   Jamie van Natta ( USA)   United States [14]
2002 Thailand Chonburi   Adam Wheatcroft ( USA)   Mary Zorn ( USA) [15]
2004 Spain Madrid   Choi Yong-Hee ( KOR)   South Korea [16]
2006 Slovakia Viničné   Braden Gellenthien ( USA)   Amandine Bouillot ( FRA)   United States   France   United States [17]
2008 Taiwan Tainan   Jedd Greschock ( USA)   Erika Anschutz ( USA)   Mexico   South Korea [18]
2010 China Shenzhen   Adam Gallant ( USA)   Vida Halimian ( IRI)   United States   United States [19]
2012 Spain Córdoba   Daniel Suter ( USA)   Kristina Berger ( GER)   Italy [20]
2014 Poland Legnica   Vladyslav Bolshakov ( UKR)   Katia D'Agostino ( ITA)   South Korea   Mexico   South Korea [21]
2016 Mongolia Ulaanbaatar   Kim Jongho ( KOR)   Ko Soyoung ( KOR)   India [22]

References

  1. ^ "FISU Archery".
  2. ^ "FISU Archery".
Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=World_University_Archery_Championships&oldid=1143789989"
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The World University Archery Championships, an international competition in archery, have been held in alternate years from 1996 to 2016, each time in a different host city. There are events using the recurve and compound bows.

Edition

Number Year Location Events
1 1996 France Vaulx-en-Velin 4
2 1998 Taiwan Taoyuan 8
3 2000 Spain Madrid 8
4 2002 Thailand Chonburi 8
5 2004 Spain Madrid 8
6 2006 Slovakia Viničné 10
7 2008 Taiwan Tainan 10
8 2010 China Shenzhen 10
9 2012 Spain Córdoba 10
10 2014 Poland Legnica 10
11 2016 Mongolia Ulaanbaatar 10

Champions

Recurve

Year Location Men's Individual Women's Individual Men's Team Women's Team Mixed Team Ref [1]
1996 France Vaulx-en-Velin   Yaroslav Kolesnik ( ISR)   Chang Hsiao-Feng ( TPE) [1]
1998 Taiwan Taoyuan   Chang Chia-Ping ( TPE)   Deniz Gunay ( TUR)   South Korea   South Korea [2]
2000 Spain Madrid   Guy Krueger ( USA)   Yang Jianping ( CHN)   Belgium   China [3]
2002 Thailand Chonburi   Jeff Henckels ( LUX)   Kim Mun-Joung ( KOR)   South Korea   South Korea [4]
2004 Spain Madrid   Gye Dong-Hyun ( KOR)   Lee Hyun-Jung ( KOR) Chinese Taipei   China [5]
2006 Slovakia Viničné   Lee Jong-Young ( KOR)   Hiroko Taguma ( JPN)   Poland   South Korea [6]
2008 Taiwan Tainan   Wang Cheng-Pang ( TPE)   Ki Bo-Bae ( KOR)   South Korea Chinese Taipei [7]
2010 China Shenzhen   Kim Seong-Hoon ( KOR)   Jo Eun-Ae ( KOR)   Japan   Italy [8]
2012 Spain Córdoba   Kim Bong-Man ( KOR)   Park Seayane ( KOR)   South Korea   South Korea [9]
2014 Poland Legnica   Luis Álvarez ( MEX)   Tan Ya-ting ( TPE) Chinese Taipei [10]
2016 Mongolia Ulaanbaatar   Galsan Bazarzhapov ( RUS)   Kang Chae-young ( KOR)   South Korea [11]

Compound

Year Location Men's Individual Women's Individual Men's Team Women's Team Mixed Team Ref [2]
1996 France Vaulx-en-Velin   Franck Dauphin ( FRA)   Anna Campagnoli ( ITA) [12]
1998 Taiwan Taoyuan   John Blaschke ( USA)   Shih Ya-Ping ( TPE)   United States Chinese Taipei [13]
2000 Spain Madrid   Tsai Sung-Pin ( TPE)   Jamie van Natta ( USA)   United States [14]
2002 Thailand Chonburi   Adam Wheatcroft ( USA)   Mary Zorn ( USA) [15]
2004 Spain Madrid   Choi Yong-Hee ( KOR)   South Korea [16]
2006 Slovakia Viničné   Braden Gellenthien ( USA)   Amandine Bouillot ( FRA)   United States   France   United States [17]
2008 Taiwan Tainan   Jedd Greschock ( USA)   Erika Anschutz ( USA)   Mexico   South Korea [18]
2010 China Shenzhen   Adam Gallant ( USA)   Vida Halimian ( IRI)   United States   United States [19]
2012 Spain Córdoba   Daniel Suter ( USA)   Kristina Berger ( GER)   Italy [20]
2014 Poland Legnica   Vladyslav Bolshakov ( UKR)   Katia D'Agostino ( ITA)   South Korea   Mexico   South Korea [21]
2016 Mongolia Ulaanbaatar   Kim Jongho ( KOR)   Ko Soyoung ( KOR)   India [22]

References

  1. ^ "FISU Archery".
  2. ^ "FISU Archery".
Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=World_University_Archery_Championships&oldid=1143789989"

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