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Fédération Internationale de Tir à l'Arc Archery at the Olympic Games 2004 |
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Last update 19. August 2004 |
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Two Olympic Records broken in this morning’s session Park Kyung Mo left no chance to his opponent from Belarus, 20-year old Anton Prylepav in their quarterfinal match. Young Prylepav stood up to Park in a good match, but he finally had to acknowledge defeat before a strong Korean who set a brand new 18-arrow Olympic Record with 173 points (previous being 172). After his great performance – he hit the 10-ring twelve times! - Park said he wanted to stay focused: "I am very happy with my score. My aim is to win the gold medal." Park was the Individual World Champion in 1993. His score of 173 brings the men’s 18-arrow Olympic record level with the women’s record which was equaled by Yun Mi Jin on Tuesday. One archer who has given a very strong impression so far is Chen Szu Yuan from the Chinese Taipei. After shooting 170 on Tuesday in his 1/16 final match with an amazing seven 10s in a row, Chen added a 169-point 1/8 round to set another new Olympic Record of 36-arrow Elimination Combined (1/16 & 1/8) Olympic Record. With a total of 339, he beat the previous record by three points. 19.08.2004 / Ludivine Maitre |
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