South Korea demonstrated its archery supremacy once again at the Paris 2024 Olympics, clinching both a gold and a bronze medal in the sport. The South Korean mixed team, consisting of Kim Woojin and Lim Sihyeon, won the gold medal in a commanding 6-0 match against Germany, maintaining their precision in challenging weather conditions at the Esplanade des Invalides. This win further solidifies South Korea’s place at the top of Olympic archery, building on their long history of success in the discipline.
In addition to the gold, South Korea also earned a bronze medal in the men’s individual event, with Kim Woojin claiming the podium spot after an impressive series of matches. Woojin, a four-time Olympian, continued his winning form, helping South Korea stay in contention across multiple events, even as competition stiffened from archers around the world, particularly the USA and Germany.
Key Highlights:
- Gold in Mixed Team: Kim Woojin and Lim Sihyeon defeated Germany 6-0.
- Bronze in Individual: Kim Woojin took bronze in men’s individual competition.
South Korea’s strong performance in archery at the Paris Olympics reinforces their standing as the dominant force in the sport, with their archers consistently excelling under pressure and securing top positions on the podium.
