2025 World Archery Championships – Mixed team recurve

Mixed team recurve
at the 2025 World Archery Championships
VenueGwangju International Archery Center
LocationGwangju, South Korea
Dates9–10 September
Competitors86 from 43 nations
Medalists
gold medal    Spain
silver medal    South Korea
bronze medal    Japan

The mixed's team recurve competition at the 2025 World Archery Championships, which will take place from 9 to 10 September 2025 in Gwangju, South Korea.[1]

Schedule

All times are in Korea Standard Time (UTC+09:00).[2]

Date Time Round
Monday, 8 September Official practice
Tuesday, 9 September 09:00
16:45
17:10
17:35
18:00
Qualification round
First Round
Second round
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Wednesday, 10 September 14:05
14:24
Bronze-medal match
Gold-medal match

Qualification round

Results after 144 arrows.[3] The highest scoring (non-nominative) of each gender is taken from a nation entering at least a man and woman. The top 24 teams qualified to Elimination round.

High green denotes at least one round bye.
Light green denotes entering from first round.

Rank Nation Name Score
1  South Korea An San
Kim Woo-jin
1393 WR
2  China Zhu Jingyi
Kao Wenchao
1375
3  Spain Elia Canales
Andrés Temiño
1364
4  Ukraine Anastasia Pavlova
Oleksii Hunbin
1351
5  Chinese Taipei Chiu Yi-ching
Tang Chih-chun
1351
6  Mexico Alejandra Valencia
Matías Grande
1351
7  India Deepika Kumari
Neeraj Chauhan
1347
8  United States Jennifer Mucino-Fernandez
Christian Stoddard
1344
9  Italy Chiara Rebagliati
Matteo Borsani
1342
10  Japan Nanami Asakuno
Yuki Kawata
1339
11  France Victoria Sebastian
Thomas Chirault
1338
12  Germany Katharina Bauer
Moritz Wieser
1337
13  Turkey Elif Berra Gökkır
Berkim Tümer
1335
14  Netherlands Quinty Roeffen
Willem Bakker
1334
15  Indonesia Diananda Choirunisa
Riau Ega Agata Salsabilla
1331
16  Australia Alexandra Feeney
Ryan Tyack
1326
17  Czech Republic Marie Horáčková
Richard Krejčí
1316
18  Vietnam Lộc Thị Đào
Lê Quốc Phong
1316
19  Denmark Kirstine Danstrup Andersen
Christian Christensen
1315
20  Slovenia Žana Pintarič
Den Habjan Malavašič
1314
21  United Arab Emirates Samiya Odinaeva
Sib Sankar Maity
1313
22  Brazil Ane Marcelle dos Santos
Marcus D'Almeida
1312
23  Kazakhstan Alexandra Zemlyanova
Ilfat Abdullin
1312
24  Great Britain Megan Costall
Patrick Huston
1310
25  Bangladesh Sima Aktar Shimu
Ram Krishna Saha
1310
26  Canada Virginie Chénier
Eric Peters
1307
27  Uzbekistan Ziyodakhon Abdusattorova
Amirkhon Sadikov
1304
28  Israel Mikaella Moshe
Roy Dror
1304
29  Mongolia Bishindeegiin Urantungalag
Jantsangiin Gantögs
1304
30  Austria Elisabeth Straka
Lukas Kurz
1304
31  Hong Kong Poon Wei Tsing Natalie
Kwok Yin Chai
1300
32  Georgia Salome Kharshiladze
Aleksandre Machavariani
1291
33  Moldova Alexandra Mîrca
Dan Olaru
1290
34  Poland Natalia Leśniak
Oskar Kasprowski
1281
35  Slovakia Denisa Baránková
Ondrej Franců
1277
36  Sweden Erika Jangnäs
Kaj Sjöberg
1262
37  Azerbaijan Fatima Huseynli
Mahammadali Aliyev
1256
38  Philippines Giuliana Vernice Garcia
Jason Emmanuel Feliciano
1256
39  Kyrgyzstan Asel Sharbekova
Emirbek Mashev
1251
40  Bulgaria Dobromira Danailova
Ivan Banchev
1244
41  Egypt Jana Ali
Youssof Tolba
1223
42  Serbia Anja Brkić
Mihajlo Stefanović
1217
43  Libya Rasha Abouzamazem
Mohamed Khalf
1030

Elimination round

Source:[4]

Section 1

1/12 finals 1/8 finals Quarterfinals Semifinals
                                
1  South Korea 5 39 38 36 37
17  Czech Republic 3 39 36 40 35
17  Czech Republic 6 38 37 40
16  Australia 0 36 36 37
1  South Korea 6 39 38 38
8  United States 0 35 37 36
9  Italy 5 37 33 38 38 19
24  Great Britain 4 40 38 37 36 18
9  Italy 1 37 38 36
8  United States 5 37 39 37
1  South Korea 5 38 37 38 40
12  Germany 3 38 37 38 36
5  Chinese Taipei 0 35 36 37
12  Germany 6 39 37 39
21  United Arab Emirates 2 37 35 36 36
12  Germany 6 36 38 38 38
12  Germany 6 38 38 39
4  Ukraine 0 37 37 34
13  Turkey 3 38 37 36 37
20  Slovenia 5 38 37 37 37
20  Slovenia 1 35 36 35
4  Ukraine 5 35 37 39

Section 2

1/12 finals 1/8 finals Quarterfinals Semifinals
                                
3  Spain 6 37 38 38
14  Netherlands 0 36 35 37
19  Denmark 4 36 38 38 37 17
14  Netherlands 5 36 35 38 38 19
3  Spain 5 38 37 37 38
6  Mexico 3 37 39 37 37
11  France 5 35 40 37
22  Brazil 1 35 38 32
11  France 3 34 36 37 39
6  Mexico 5 34 36 40 39
3  Spain 5 37 38 39
10  Japan 1 36 38 30
7  India 4 36 36 37 38 18
10  Japan 5 37 36 37 37 19
23  Kazakhstan 2 37 36 39 36
10  Japan 6 39 39 37 39
10  Japan 5 38 38 39
18  Vietnam 1 38 35 36
15  Indonesia 3 39 37 36 36
18  Vietnam 5 37 37 37 39
18  Vietnam 5 38 39 38 38 19
2  China 4 38 40 38 36 17

Final round

Semifinals Finals
                
1  South Korea 5 38 37 38 40
12  Germany 3 38 37 38 36
1  South Korea 2 35 37 38 34
3  Spain 6 36 38 36 37
3  Spain 5 37 38 39
10  Japan 1 36 38 30 Third place
12  Germany 3 35 38 34 35
10  Japan 5 37 37 37 35

References

  1. ^ "Gwangju 2025 Hyundai World Archery Championships". World Archery. Retrieved 9 May 2025.
  2. ^ "2025 World Archery Championships - Schedule". World Archery. Retrieved 2025-09-05.
  3. ^ "Recurve Mixed Team Qualification Round". Ianseo. Retrieved 2025-09-09.
  4. ^ "Recurve Mixed Team Result Brackets". Ianseo. Retrieved 2025-09-09.