Archery at the 2016 Summer Paralympics – Men's individual compound open

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Archery, Men's compound open at the XV Paralympic Games
Dates	September 10–14
Competitors	31
Medalists
Andre Shelby  United States Alberto Simonelli  Italy Jonathon Milne  Australia

Archery at the 2016 Summer Paralympics
Event
Compound open	men	women	team
Recurve open	men	women	team
Compound W1	men	women	team
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The Men's individual compound open archery discipline at the 2016 Summer Paralympics was contested from September 10 to September 13. Ranking rounds took place on 10 September, while knockout rounds continued on September 13.^[1]

In the ranking rounds each archer shot 72 arrows, and was seeded according to score. In the knock-out stages each archer shot three arrows per set against an opponent, and scores were aggregated. Matches were won by the archer with the highest aggregate. Losing semifinalists competed in a bronze medal match.^[2]

Ranking Round[]

PR = Paralympic Record.

Rank	Nation	Archers	Score
1	Bulent Korkmaz	Turkey	687
2	KJ Polish	United States	685
3		Iran	685
4	Matt Stutzman	United States	684
5	Nathan MacQueen	Great Britain	681
6		Slovakia	681
7	Alberto Simonelli	Italy	678
8	John Stubbs	Great Britain	676
9	Jonathon Milne	Australia	672
10	Jere Forsberg	Finland	672
11		Italy	670
12	Andre Shelby	United States	669
13		South Korea	668
14	Ai Xinliang	China	668
15	Martin Imboden	Switzerland	667
16		China	666
17		Turkey	663
18	Michael Hall	Great Britain	662
19		Italy	661
20		Brazil	661
21	Guillermo Rodriguez Gonzalez	Spain	659
22	Kevin Evans	Canada	656
23		Poland	655
24		Norway	648
25		Thailand	646
26		Kazakhstan	641
27		France	640
28		South Africa	627
29		Puerto Rico	623
30		Malaysia	622
31		Iceland	599

Knockout state[]

Finals[]

	Quarter finals					Semi finals					Finals
	1	Bulent Korkmaz (TUR)	138
	9	Jonathon Milne (AUS)	139
						9	Jonathon Milne (AUS)	138
						12	Andre Shelby (USA)	139
	12	Andre Shelby (USA)	142
	20	(BRA)	141
											12	Andre Shelby (USA)	144
											7	Alberto Simonelli (ITA)	143
	14	Ai Xinliang (CHN)	142
	6	(SVK)	138
						14	Ai Xinliang (CHN)	144		Third place
						7	Alberto Simonelli (ITA)	146
	7	Alberto Simonelli (ITA)	143								9	Jonathon Milne (AUS)	145
	18	Michael Hall (GBR)	136								14	Ai Xinliang (CHN)	142

Section 1[]

	Round of 32					Round of 16					Quarterfinals
						1	Bulent Korkmaz (TUR)	137*
	17	(TUR)	143			17	(TUR)	137
	16	(CHN)	142								1	Bulent Korkmaz (TUR)	138
	9	Jonathon Milne (AUS)	143								9	Jonathon Milne (AUS)	139
	24	(NOR)	136			9	Jonathon Milne (AUS)	137
	25	(THA)	135			8	John Stubbs (GBR)	129
	8	John Stubbs (GBR)	139

Section 2[]

	Round of 32					Round of 16					Quarterfinals
	5	Nathan MacQueen (GBR)	144
	28	(RSA)	129			5	Nathan MacQueen (GBR)	133
	21	Guillermo Rodriguez Gonzalez (ESP)	131			12	Andre Shelby (USA)	138
	12	Andre Shelby (USA)	143								12	Andre Shelby (USA)	142
	13	(KOR)	139								20	(BRA)	141
	20	(BRA)	140			20	(BRA)	142
	29	(ESP)	129			4	Matt Stutzman (USA)	141
	4	Matt Stutzman (USA)	142

Section 3[]

	Round of 32					Round of 16					Quarterfinals
	3	(IRI)	136
	30	(MAS)	126			3	(IRI)	134
	19	(ITA)	135			14	Ai Xinliang (CHN)	138
	14	Ai Xinliang (CHN)	143								14	Ai Xinliang (CHN)	142
	11	(ITA)	146								6	(SVK)	138
	22	Kevin Evans (CAN)	128			11	(ITA)	134
	27	(FRA)	136			6	(SVK)	140
	6	(SVK)	141

Section 4[]

	Round of 32					Round of 16					Quarterfinals
	7	Alberto Simonelli (ITA)	137
	26	(UKR)	121			7	Alberto Simonelli (ITA)	140
	23	(POL)	136			10	Jere Forsberg (FIN)	136
	10	Jere Forsberg (FIN)	141								7	Alberto Simonelli (ITA)	143
	18	Martin Imboden (SUI)	139								15	Michael Hall (GBR)	136
	15	Michael Hall (GBR)	141			15	Michael Hall (GBR)	139
	31	(ISL)	129			2	KJ Polish (USA)	133
	2	KJ Polish (USA)	143

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