The Korean women's compound archery team, consisting of Park Jeong-yoon, Park Ye-rin, and Kang Yeon-seo, will compete for the bronze medal after losing to India in the semifinals. They will face Taiwan, which lost to China, in the bronze medal match.
The team lost to India 233-234 in the semifinals held on September 30 at the Okazaki Central Park Multipurpose Arena during the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games.
In the first end, the Korean team started strong, hitting all 10s. However, they finished the first end tied with India at 59-59 after scoring one 9.
During the second end, the team struggled, scoring all 9s, while India maintained composure, finishing the end 56-59 in favor of India.
The Korean team rebounded in the third end, achieving a perfect score of 60, closing the gap to just one point as India scored 58.
In the fourth end, both teams scored 58, preventing the Korean team from overturning the deficit.
India previously swept all five gold medals in compound archery at the Hangzhou Asian Games.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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