Archery at the 2008 Summer Paralympics – Men's individual compound

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The Men's individual compound was one of the events held in archery at the 2008 Summer Paralympics in Beijing. There were two classes: a class for W1 wheelchair competitors and an open class.^[1] In the ranking round each archer shot 72 arrows; in the knockout stages the tally was reduced to 12 arrows each.

W1[]

Men's individual compound W1 at the XIII Paralympic Games
Paralympic Archery
Venue	Olympic Green Archery Field
Dates	9–14 September
Competitors	12 from 9 nations
Medalists
David Drahoninsky  Czech Republic John Cavanagh  Great Britain Jeff Fabry  United States
← 2012→

The W1 class was won by David Drahoninsky, representing  Czech Republic.^[2]

Ranking Round[]

Rank	Archer	Score	10's	X's	Notes
1	David Drahoninsky (CZE)	665	27	8	PR
2	Jeff Fabry (USA)	661	29	9
3	John Cavanagh (GBR)	640	14	2
4	(FIN)	627	17	6
5	Norbert Murphy (CAN)	627	17	5
6	(KOR)	619	13	4
7	Olivier Hatem (FRA)	616	14	8
8	Jean-Pierre Antonios (FIN)	606	11	2
9	(SUI)	603	10	5
10	(ITA)	593	11	3
11	Zdenek Sebek (CZE)	586	9	4
12	(USA)	577	14	1

Competition bracket[]

	Round of 16					Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final
						David Drahoninsky (CZE)		106
	(SUI)		94			(SUI)		102
	Jean-Pierre Antonios (FIN)		89								David Drahoninsky (CZE)		99
	Norbert Murphy (CAN)		98								(FIN)		97
	(USA)		75			Norbert Murphy (CAN)		97
						(FIN)		111
																David Drahoninsky (CZE)		108
																John Cavanagh (GBR)		103
						John Cavanagh (GBR)		106
	Zdenek Sebek (CZE)		100			(KOR)		104
	(KOR)		104								John Cavanagh (GBR)		109			Third place
	Olivier Hatem (FRA)		101								Jeff Fabry (USA)		107
	(ITA)		107			(ITA)		97								(FIN)		101
						Jeff Fabry (USA)		113								Jeff Fabry (USA)		111

Open[]

Men's individual compound Open at the XIII Paralympic Games
Paralympic Archery
Venue	Olympic Green Archery Field
Dates	9–13 September
Competitors	20 from 14 nations
Medalists
John Stubbs  Great Britain Alberto Simonelli  Italy Philippe Horner  Switzerland
← 2012→

The Open class was won by John Stubbs, representing  Great Britain.^[3]

Ranking Round[]

Rank	Archer	Score	10's	X's	Notes
1	John Stubbs (GBR)	691	46	20	WR
2	(KOR)	686	44	10
3	(GBR)	681	40	12
4	(KOR)	680	38	11
5	Philippe Horner (SUI)	679	36	15
6	(USA)	676	38	14
7	(CZE)	676	37	15
8	(UKR)	676	36	11
9	Kevin Evans (CAN)	675	33	12
10	(SWE)	675	32	9
11	(FIN)	675	31	15
12	(FRA)	674	33	12
13	(GER)	670	28	10
14	(USA)	668	29	7
15	Alberto Simonelli (ITA)	667	34	16
16	Eric Bennett (USA)	667	28	7
17	(KOR)	662	31	11
18	(SWE)	657	32	7
19	(NOR)	654	27	10
20	(IRL)	652	18	1

Competition bracket[]

	Round of 32					Round of 16					Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final
						John Stubbs (GBR)		117
	(KOR)		106			Eric Bennett (USA)		114
	Eric Bennett * (USA)		106								John Stubbs (GBR)		111
											Kevin Evans (CAN)		110
						Kevin Evans (CAN)		110
						(UKR)		109
																John Stubbs (GBR)		114
																Philippe Horner (SUI)		109
						Philippe Horner (SUI)		113
						(FRA)		109
											Philippe Horner (SUI)		113
	(GER)		104								(IRL)		99
	(IRL)		108			(IRL)		113
						(KOR)		112
																					John Stubbs (GBR)		116
																					Alberto Simonelli (ITA)		111
						(GBR)		105
	(NOR)		103			(USA)		115
	(USA)		106								(USA)		114
											(USA)		112
						(FIN)		110
						(USA)		115
																(USA)		110
																Alberto Simonelli (ITA)		116
						(CZE)		106													Third place
						(SWE)		103
											(CZE)		110								Philippe Horner (SUI)		115
	Alberto Simonelli (ITA)		112								Alberto Simonelli (ITA)		111								(USA)		111
	(SWE)		107			Alberto Simonelli (ITA)		115
						(KOR)		112

* Decided by additional arrows: Kweon Hyun Ju shot 9, 8; Eric Bennett shot 9, 9.

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