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  • The drought continues

    Viktor Ruban defeated Park Kyung-Mo to win the men's individual Olympic gold medal the South Korean individual medal drought continues. Bair Badenov of Russia won the bronze medal.



  • Zhang dethrones Park

    Zhang Juan Juan of China dethroned defending Olympic champ Park Sung-Hyun of South Korea, 110-109 for the women's individual gold medal. It is the first non-South Korean women's individual gold medal since 1980.



  • Wunderle wunderful
    Vic Wunderle remains the only American left in the Olympic Games, advancing to the Round of 1/8. Wunderle will face the best archer in the world, South Korean Im Dong-Hyun, who took down American Butch Johnson in impressive fashion. 


  • Ellison crusies, then falls
    The youngest, and arguably most talented member of Team USA Brady Ellison eased to victory in his first match, but failed to advanced to the Round of 1/8 after losing to Canadian Jay Lyon, 113-107.


  • American Lorig leaps to Round of 1/8

    South Korea's top-seeded trio of Park Sung-hyun, Yun Ok-hee and Joo Hyun-jung coasted through the first two rounds of the Olympic women's archery tournament on Tuesday. U.S. archer Khatuna Lorig also advanced.



  • Korean men win gold again

    South Korea has taken the gold medal in the Olympic men's team archery competition, matching the feat of its women a day earlier. South Korea defeated Italy 227-225 for the gold.



  • Archery semis: Italy-Ukraine, China-South Korea

    BEIJING (AP) - Italy will play Ukraine, and China will meet South Korea in the semifinals of the Olympic men's team archery competition.



  • Korea counquers China for the Gold medal

    The South Korean women came into Beijing as the gold-medal favorite, and they didn't disappoint. Unless you were one of the many fans host country China had cheering on the eventual silver medalist.



  • Park ties women's record

    Defending Olympic champion Park Sung-hyun's record-tying effort highlighted the women's ranking round, while Juan Rene Serrano stole the show on the men's side Saturday.



  • American at last: Lorig competing for U.S.

     In 2005, Khatuna Lorig finally became an American citizen - and there was one opportunity she couldn't wait to pursue, winning an Olympic medal for her new home, the United States.



  • A very Brady day
    Brady Ellison has had all of the hype that comes with being an American prodigy in any sport. Ten weeks away from the Olympics, he's shown he can live up to it.


  • Five for fighting
    Vic Wunderle and Butch Johnson, who received his fifth consecutive Olympic nomination, headline a five-person U.S. archery team going to Beijing. The two were team bronze medalists in 2000.


  • Not enough room
    It's clear someone from India wants the sole Olympic quota assigned the country in men's archery. After one day at the World Cup, Rahul Banerjee and two of his compatriots have made their presence felt.


  • Archery: What to expect
    The U.S. left Athens medal-free in 2004, marking only the second time since 1976 it failed to win an Olympic archery medal. South Koreans tallied three of the four golds in Athens and figures to dominate again in Beijing.