Asian Archery Championships

Archery championship

Asian Archery Championships

Status| Active
Genre| Asian Championship
Date(s)| Varying
Frequency| Annual
Country| Varying
Inaugurated| 1980 (1980)
Previous event| 2023 Asian Archery Championships
Next event| 2025 Asian Archery Championships
Organised by| World Archery Asia

Asian Archery Championships is the archery championship organized by the World Archery Asia. It has been held biannually, and since 2001 has included both the recurve and compound disciplines. The tournament began in 1980 and it was first hosted in India. Countries such as South Korea, China, Japan, and India compete, with many of the world's leading archers representing them.[1]

## Editions

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### Recurve

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| Year  | Host  | Men's individual  | Women's individual  | Men's team  | Women's team  | Mixed team

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1  | 1980 |  Kolkata, India |  Donald Pandiangan[2] |  |  |  |
2  | 1981 |  Singapore |  Carlos Santos Jr. |  Park Young-sook |  South Korea |  South Korea |
3  | 1983 |  Hong Kong |  Kim Young-woon |  Kim Jin-ho |  South Korea |  South Korea |
4  | 1985 |  Jakarta, Indonesia |  Chun In-soo |  Seo Hyang-soon |  South Korea |  South Korea |
5  | 1988 |  Kolkata, India |  Ho Jin-soo |  Kim Soo-nyung |  South Korea |  South Korea |
6  | 1989 |  Beijing, China |  |  |  India |  |
7  | 1991 |  Manila, Philippines |  Han Seung-hun |  Lee Jang-mi |  South Korea |  South Korea |
8  | 1993 |  Jakarta, Indonesia |  Kim Bo-ram |  Kim Kyung-wook |  South Korea |  South Korea |
9  | 1996 |  Chonburi, Thailand |  Luo Hengyu |  Kim Jung-rye |  South Korea |  South Korea |
10  | 1997 |  Langkawi, Malaysia |  Oh Kyo-moon |  Yoon Hye-young |  Japan |  South Korea |
11  | 1999 |  Beijing, China |  Chung Jae-hun |  Kang Hyun-ji |  South Korea |  South Korea |
12  | 2001 |  Hong Kong |  Kim Won-sub |  Zhang Juanjuan |  South Korea |  Chinese Taipei |
13  | 2003 |  Yangon, Myanmar |  Lee Dong-wook |  Lin Sang |  South Korea |  South Korea |
14  | 2005 |  New Delhi, India |  Im Dong-hyun |  Park Sung-hyun |  South Korea |  China |
15  | 2007 |  Xi'an, China |  Wang Cheng-pang |  Lee Sung-jin |  India |  South Korea |
16  | 2009 |  Denpasar, Indonesia |  Kuo Cheng-wei |  Joo Hyun-jung |  South Korea |  Japan |
17  | 2011 |  Tehran, Iran |  Khairul Anuar Mohamad |  Yang Nien-hsiu |  Malaysia |  Japan |  Kazakhstan
18  | 2013 |  Taipei, Taiwan |  Takaharu Furukawa |  Lei Chien-ying |  South Korea |  South Korea |  India
19  | 2015 |  Bangkok, Thailand |  Lee Woo-seok |  Chang Hye-jin |  South Korea |  South Korea |  Chinese Taipei
20  | 2017 |  Dhaka, Bangladesh |  Lee Seung-yun |  Lee Eun-gyeong |  South Korea |  South Korea |  South Korea
21  | 2019 |  Bangkok, Thailand |  Lee Woo-seok |  Kang Chae-young |  South Korea |  South Korea |  South Korea
22  | 2021 |  Dhaka, Bangladesh |  Lee Seung-yun |  Lim Hae-jin |  South Korea |  South Korea |  South Korea
23  | 2023 |  Bangkok, Thailand |  Kim Woo-jin |  Choi Mi-sun |  South Korea |  South Korea |  South Korea

### Compound

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| Year  | Host  | Men's individual  | Women's individual  | Men's team  | Women's team  | Mixed team

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12  | 2001 |  Hong Kong |  Wang Chih-hao |  Huang I-ting |  Chinese Taipei |  Chinese Taipei |
13  | 2003 |  Yangon, Myanmar |  Wang Chih-hao |  Choi Mi-yeon |  South Korea |  |
14  | 2005 |  New Delhi, India |  Cai Shuo |  Jhano Hansdah |  India |  |
15  | 2007 |  Xi'an, China |  Earl Yap |  Kwon Oh-hyang |  Iran |  Philippines |
16  | 2009 |  Denpasar, Indonesia |  Isiah Rajendra Sanam |  Seok Ji-hyun |  India |  South Korea |
17  | 2011 |  Tehran, Iran |  Reza Zamaninejad |  Maryam Ranjbar |  Iran |  South Korea |  South Korea
18  | 2013 |  Taipei, Taiwan |  Abhishek Verma |  Seok Ji-hyun |  India |  Chinese Taipei |  India
19  | 2015 |  Bangkok, Thailand |  Rajat Chauhan |  Jyothi Surekha Vennam |  India |  South Korea |  South Korea
20  | 2017 |  Dhaka, Bangladesh |  Abhishek Verma |  Song Yun-soo |  South Korea |  India |  South Korea
21  | 2019 |  Bangkok, Thailand |  Choi Yong-hee |  Seol Da-yeong |  South Korea |  South Korea |  India
22  | 2021 |  Dhaka, Bangladesh |  Kim Jong-ho |  Jyothi Surekha Vennam |  South Korea |  South Korea |  South Korea
23  | 2023 |  Bangkok, Thailand |  Andre Tyutyun  |  Parneet Kaur |  South Korea |  India |  India

## References

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1. ^ "India tops a poor field". Sportstar. India. 7 February 2003. Archived from the original on 24 June 2013.
2. ^ Hafisa, Aulia (12 December 2022). "Profil Donald Pandiangan yang Jadi Google Doodle Hari Ini, Robin Hood dari Indonesia" (in Indonesian). Suara.com. Retrieved 29 May 2025.

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