Archery at the 1977 Southeast Asian Games

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Archery was introduced at the 1977 Southeast Asian Games and was held at the from Nov 23 to Nov 24 1977.[1]

Medal table[]

  *   Host nation (Malaysia)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Philippines (PHI)62412
2  (INA)5229
3  (THA)1023
4  (SIN)0505
5 Malaysia (MAS)*0347
Totals (5 nations)12121236


Medalists[]

Recurve[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's individual  Donald Pandiangan ()   (PHI)   (MAS)
Men's 90M   (PHI)   (MAS)  Vallop Potaya ()
Men's 70M   (PHI)  Donald Pandiangan ()   (MAS)
Men's 50M  Donald Pandiangan ()   ()   (PHI)
Men's 30M  Donald Pandiangan ()   (MAS)   ()
Men's team   (INA)  Philippines (PHI)  Malaysia (MAS)
Women's individual   (PHI)   ()   (MAS)
Women's 70M   ()   (MAS)   (PHI)
Women's 60M  Amornrat Kaewbaidhoon ()   ()   (PHI)
Women's 50M   (PHI)   ()  Amornrat Kaewbaidhoon ()
Women's 30M   (PHI)   ()   (PHI)
Women's team  Philippines (PHI)   (SIN)   (INA)

Results[]

Men[]

Country Name 90m 70m 50m 30m Total
  (INA) Donald Pandiangan 261 306 316 345 1228
 Philippines (PHI) June Santos 276 306 310 335 1227
 Malaysia (MAS) Cheng Jun 273 302 301 339 1215
  (INA) Suhartomo 255 297 312 339 1203
 Philippines (PHI) Raffy Recto 260 275 312 334 1181
  (THA) Vallop Potaya 270 281 277 337 1165
  (INA) Adang Adjidji 245 295 286 334 1160
  (SIN) Michael Ng Yew Hui 301 299 1159
  (THA) Sa-Ngad K. 281 292
  (SIN) Bill Wee Hock Kee 333
 Malaysia (MAS) Remy Yap Lee Fui 247
  (INA) Mohammad Idrus 309

Women[]

Country Name 70m 60m 50m 30m Total
 Philippines (PHI) Jojie Guerrero 272 289 294 325 1180
  (SIN) Sam Tan Pek Hoon 268 289 285 325 1167
 Malaysia (MAS) Cheryll Ng Sok Ping 279 287 269 322 1157
 Philippines (PHI) Carla Ramos 270 281 276 324 1151
  (THA) Amornrat Kaewbaidhoon 272 291 277 306 1146
  (INA) Suminar Rachmat 279 283 270 313 1145
  (SIN) Maimona bt. Jayos 256 265 271 301 1093
 Philippines (PHI) Marinella Guerrero 265 307 1060
 Philippines (PHI) Margot Guerrero 320
  (INA) Leane Suviar 272
 Malaysia (MAS) Sally Choo Poh Yin 249

References[]

  1. ^ Ninth SEA Games Kuala Lumpur '77 Official Report, The Ninth Sea Games Organizing Council, 1979, 1979
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