United Kingdom Track and Field All-Time Lists

OLYMPIC GAMES MEDALLISTS - ARCHERY

Archery was included in the Olympics of 1900, 1904, 1908 and 1920, but did not reappear until 1972. The status of the 1900 and 1904 events is questionable with the former open to professional archers. From 1992 onwards medals were decided on a knockout matchplay basis over 70 metres, as opposed to by the aggregate of scores over a range of distances.

MEN - LONGBOW

Individual
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1972
1976
1980
1984
1988
1992
1996
2000
2004
John Williams USA
Darrell Pace USA
Tomi Poikolainen FIN
Darrell Pace USA
Jay Barrs USA
Sébastien Flute FRA
Justin Huish USA
Simon Fairweather AUS
Marco Galiazzo ITA
2528
2571
2455
2616
2605
110-107
112-107
113-106
111-109
Gunnar Jarvil SWE
Hiroshi Michinaga JPN
Boris Isachenko URS(BLR)
Richard McKinney USA
Park Sung-Soo KOR
Chung Jae-Hun KOR
Magnus Petersson SWE
Victor Wunderle USA
Hiroshi Yamamoto JPN
2481
2502
2452
2564
2614



 
Kyösti Laasonen FIN
Giancarlo Ferrari ITA
Giancarlo Ferrari ITA
Hiroshi Yamamoto JPN
Vladimir Yesheyev URS(RUS)
Simon Terry GBR
Oh Kyo-Moon KOR
Wietse van Alten NED
Tim Cuddihy AUS
2467
2495
2449
2563
2600



 
Team
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1988
1992
1996
2000
2004
Republic of Korea
Spain
United States
Republic of Korea
Republic of Korea
986
238-236
251-249
255-247
251-245
United States
Finland
Republic of Korea
Italy
Chinese Taipei
972



 
Great Britain & N.I.
Great Britain & N.I.
Italy
United States
Ukraine
968



 
Au Chapelet - 33 Metres
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1900 Hubert Van Innis BEL   Victor Thibaud FRA   Charles Frédéric Petit FRA  
Au Chapelet - 50 Metres
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1900 Eugène Mougin FRA   Henri Helle FRA   Emile Mercier FRA  

Although not listed in modern sources, early sources include a second event on the programme of the 1900 Games. The first three were Eugène Mougin FRA, Victor Thibaud FRA, Charles Frédéric Petit FRA.

Au Cordon Doré - 33 Metres
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1900 Hubert Van Innis BEL   Victor Thibaud FRA   Charles Frédéric Petit FRA  
Au Cordon Doré - 50 Metres
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1900 Henri Hérouin FRA 31 Hubert Van Innis BEL 29 Emile Fisseux FRA 28
Au Berceau - Championnat du Monde
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1900 Henri Hérouin FRA 23 Hubert Van Innis BEL 16 only 2 competitors  
Sur la Perche à la Herse
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1900
 
Emmanuel Foulon FRA
 

 
?. Druart Jr. BEL &
Auguste Serrurier FRA

 

 

 
Sur la Perche à la Pyramide
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1900 Emile Grumiaux FRA   Auguste Serrurier FRA   Louis Glineux BEL  
Double American Round

60+50+40 yards

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1904 George Bryant USA 1048 Robert Williams USA 991 William Thompson USA 949

Although not listed in modern sources, early sources also award medals to the top scorers in the 60, 50 and 40 yards shoots. The first three in each were: 60 yards - Robert Williams USA 276, George Bryant USA 270, William Thompson USA 261; 50 yards - George Bryant USA 366, Robert Williams USA 311, William Thompson USA 290; 40 yards - George Bryant USA 412, Robert Williams USA & C.S. Woodruff USA 404.

Double York Round

100+80+60 yards

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1904 George Bryant USA 820 Robert Williams USA 819 William Thompson USA 816

Although not listed in modern sources, early sources also award medals to the top scorers in the 100, 80 and 60 yards shoots. The first three in each were: 100 yards - George Bryant USA 281, Robert Williams USA 274, William Thompson USA 264; 80 yards - Robert Williams USA 345, William Thompson USA 314, George Bryant USA 293; 60 yards - George Bryant USA 246, William Thompson USA 238, Robert Williams USA 200.

Team Round

60 yards

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1904 Potomac Archers (Washington) USA 1344 Cincinnati Archery Club USA 1341 Boston A.A. USA 1268
Distance

Although not listed in modern sources, early sources include this event on the programme of the 1904 Games. The winner was Lewis Maxson USA 259y.

York Round

100+80+60 yards

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1908 William Dod GBR 815 Reginald Brooks-King GBR 768 Henry Richardson USA 760
Continental Style

50 metres

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1908 Eugène Grisot FRA 263 Louis Vernet FRA 256 Gustave Cabaret FRA 255
Fixed Target - Small Birds
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1920 Edmond Van Moer BEL 11 Louis Van de Perck BEL 8 Joseph Hermans BEL 6
Fixed Target - Large Birds
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1920 Edmond Cloetens BEL 13 Louis Van de Perck BEL 11 Firmin Flamand BEL 7
Fixed Target - Small Birds Team
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1920 Belgium 25 only 1 team competed      
Fixed Target - Large Birds Team
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1920 Belgium 31 only 1 team competed      
Pole Target - 28 Metres
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1920 Hubert Van Innis BEL 144 Léonce Quentin FRA 115 only 2 qualifiers  
Pole Target - 33 Metres
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1920 Hubert Van Innis BEL 139 Julien Brulé FRA 94 only 2 qualifiers  
Pole Target - 50 Metres
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1920 Julien Brulé FRA 134 Hubert Van Innis BEL 106 only 2 qualifiers  
Pole Target - 28 Metres Team
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1920 Netherlands 3087 Belgium 2924 France 2328
Pole Target - 33 Metres Team
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1920 Belgium 2958 France 2586 only 2 teams competed  
Pole Target - 50 Metres Team
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1920 Belgium 2701 France 2493 only 2 teams competed  

MEN - CROSSBOW

Although not listed in modern sources, early sources include a range of crossbow events on the programme of the 1900 games. Results of finals, where known, were:
Bloc (35m): ?. Lazon FRA 4, Louis Duflot FRA 3
Bloc-Team (35m): Avenir de Cambrai FRA 9, La Meldoise de Meaux 7
Flèche (28m): ?. Josenin FRA 5, ?. Hebert FRA 4
Flèche-Team (28m): 3rd Compagnie de Nogent-sur-Marne FRA 15, 1st Compagnie de Vincennes 15
Fléchette (20m): ?. Chambroy FRA 9, Charles Frédéric Petit FRA 8
Fléchette-Team (20m): ???
Prix du Président de la République: ?. Chambroy FRA 13

WOMEN - LONGBOW

Individual
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1972
1976
1980
1984
1988
1992
1996
2000
2004
Doreen Wilber USA
Luann Ryon USA
Keto Losaberidze URS(GEO)
Seo Hyang-Soon KOR
Kim Soo-Nyung KOR
Cho Youn-Jeon KOR
Kim Kyung-Wook KOR
Yun Mi-Jin KOR
Park Sung-Hyun KOR
2424
2499
2491
2568
2683
112-105
113-107
107-106
110-108
Irena Szydlowska POL
Valentina Kovpan URS(UKR)
Natalya Butuzova URS(UZB)
Li Lingjuan CHN
Wang Hee-Kyung KOR
Kim Soo-Nyung KOR
He Ying CHN
Kim Nam-Soon KOR
Lee Sung-Jin KOR
2407
2460
2477
2559
2612



 
Emma Gapchenko URS(RUS)
Zebeniso Rustamova URS(TJK)
Päivi Meriluoto FIN
Kim Jin-Ho KOR
Yun Young-Sook KOR
Natalia Valeeva EUN(MDA)
Yelena Sadovnycha UKR
Kim Soo-Nyung KOR
Alison Williamson GBR
2403
2407
2449
2555
2603



 
Team
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1988
1992
1996
2000
2004
Republic of Korea
Republic of Korea
Republic of Korea
Republic of Korea
Republic of Korea
982
236-228
245-235
251-239
241-240
Indonesia
P.R. of China
Germany
Ukraine
P.R. of China
952



 
United States
Unified Team
Poland
Germany
Chinese Taipei
952



 
Double Columbia Round

50+40+30 yards

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1904 Lida Howell USA 667 Emma Cooke USA 630 Jessie Pollock USA 630

Although not listed in modern sources, early sources also award medals to the top scorers in the 50, 40 and 30 yards shoots. The first three in each were: 50 yards - Lida Howell USA 245, Emma Cooke USA 150, Jessie Pollock USA 141; 40 yards - Lida Howell USA 274, Jessie Pollock USA 204, Emma Cooke USA 202; 30 yards - Lida Howell USA 348, Jessie Pollock USA 285, Laura Woodruff USA 281.

Double National Round

60+50 yards

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1904 Lida Howell USA 620 Emma Cooke USA 419 Jessie Pollock USA 419

Although not listed in modern sources, early sources also award medals to the top scorers in the 60 and 50 yards shoots. The first three in each were: 60 yards - Lida Howell USA 417, Jessie Pollock USA 272, Emma Cooke USA 230; 50 yards - Lida Howell USA 203, Emma Cooke USA 189, Jessie Pollock USA 147.

Team Round
  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1904 Cincinnati Archery Club USA 506 Potomac Archers (Washington) USA   only 2 teams competed  
Distance

Although not listed in modern sources, early sources include this event on the programme of the 1904 Games. The winner was Mabel Taylor USA 219y.

National Round

60+50 yards

  GOLD   SILVER   BRONZE  
1908 Sybil "Queenie" Newall GBR 688 Charlotte "Lottie" Dod GBR 642 Beatrice Hill-Lowe GBR 618

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