The South Korean men's compound archery team, consisting of Choi Eun-kyu, Choi Yong-hee, and Kim Jong-ho, finished in fourth place in the team event.
On September 30, they lost to Taiwan 233-234 in the bronze medal match held at the Okazaki Central Comprehensive Park during the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
The first end saw a tight contest, with both teams scoring 29 points on their first three arrows. However, in the second shot, the South Korean team scored 29 points while Taiwan managed 30, creating a one-point gap.
The gap widened in the second end when Choi Yong-hee scored 9 points on his first shot and Kim Jong-ho followed with 8 points. Taiwan took advantage, finishing the end with 59 points to extend their lead.
In the third end, the South Korean team made a strong push, hitting all three arrows for 10 points and finishing with 59 points. Taiwan scored 57 points, narrowing the gap to just one point.
In the final fourth end, both teams scored 59 points, confirming Taiwan's victory.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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