1995 World Archery Championships

1995 World Archery Championships
Location Indonesia Jakarta, Indonesia
Start date 1 August 1995
End date 6 August 1995

The 1995 World Archery Championships was the 38th edition of the World Archery Championships. The event was held in Jakarta, Indonesia in August 1995 and was organised by World Archery Federation (FITA).

The event marked the first championships where the compound discipline was contested. It also marked the last World Championships at which eventual women's recurve champion Natalia Valeeva represented Moldova (and previously Soviet Union) before switching allegiance to Italy, for whom she also triumphed at the 2007 World Archery Championships.

Events

Recurve

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's individual  Lee Kyung-Chul
South Korea (KOR)		  Wu Tsung-Yi
Chinese Taipei (TPE)		  Oh Kyo-Moon
South Korea (KOR)
Men's team  South Korea
Kim Jae-Rak
Oh Kyo-Moon
Lee Kyung-Chul		  Italy
Matteo Bisiani
Andrea Parenti
Alessandro Rivolta		  United States
Jay Barrs
Richard McKinney
Lonny King
Women's individual  Natalia Valeeva
Moldova (MDA)		  Barbara Mensing
Germany (GER)		  Yoom Yoon-Ja
South Korea (KOR)
Women's team  South Korea
Yoom Yoon-Ja
Hwang Jin-Hae
Kim Jo-Sun		  Turkey
Elif Eksi
Natalia Nasaridze
Elif Altınkaynak		  Indonesia
Hamdiah
Nurfitryana Lantang
Dahliana

Compound

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's individual  Gary Broadhead
United States (USA)		  John Vozzy
United States (USA)		  Phillip Tremelling
Australia (AUS)
Men's team  France
Gerard Douis
Thomas Randall
Oliver Careau		  United States
Gary Broadhead
John Vozzy
Tom Crowe		  Australia
Phillip Tremelling
Michael Harkess
Clint Freeman
Women's individual  Angela Moscarelli
United States (USA)		  Petra Ericsson
Sweden (SWE)		  Inga Low
United States (USA)
Women's team  United States
Angela Moscarelli
Inga Low
Michelle Ragsdale		  Sweden
Helena Nelson
Petra Ericsson
Ulrika Sjoewall		  Italy
Anna Campagnoli
Fabiola Palazzini
Carmen Ceriotti

Medal table

Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1  United States 3 2 2 7
2  South Korea 3 - 2 5
3  France 1 - - 1
 Moldova 1 - - 1
5  Sweden - 2 - 2
6  Italy - 1 1 2
7  Germany - 1 - 1
 Chinese Taipei - 1 - 1
 Turkey - 1 - 1
10  Australia - - 2 2
11  Indonesia - - 1 1

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