Archery at the 1976 Summer Paralympics

Archery
at the V Paralympic Games

Paralympic Archery

Archery at the 1976 Summer Paralympics consisted of eighteen events.

Medal summary

Men's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Advanced metric round open
R. Schmidberger
 West Germany
Thore
 France
Hohmann
 West Germany
Advanced metric round team open
 France (FRA)
Maraschin
A. Piutti
Thore
 West Germany (FRG)
E. Hammel
Hohmann
R. Schmidberger
 Sweden (SWE)
M. Eden
U. Hornlund
A. Luks
Advanced metric round tetraplegic A-C
T. Parker
 Canada
None None
FITA round open
Guy Grun
 Belgium
H. Geiss
 West Germany
W. Kokott
 South Africa
FITA round team 2-5
 United States (USA)
Jay Brown
Patrick Krishner
Timothy van der Meiden
 Belgium (BEL)
Aime Desal
Guy Grun
Jozef Meysen
 Netherlands (NED)
P. Blanker
Popke Popkema
M. Senders
FITA round tetraplegic A-C
Hans Pimmelar
 Netherlands
Oddbjorn Stebekk
 Norway
N. James
 Great Britain
Novice and tetraplegics round team A-C
 France (FRA)
J. M. Chapuis
A. Galea
Malgogne
 Switzerland (SUI)
Jack Hautle
Eugen Schuler
Martin Stadler
 United States (USA)
Vincent Falardeau
Roy Nungester
Noreen Vollbach
Novice round open
J. M. Chapuis
 France
A. Galea
 France
Jack Hautle
 Switzerland
Short metric round open
Shigenobu Hashiguchi
 Japan
Yoon Bae Kim
 South Korea
Alan Corrie
 Great Britain
Short metric round tetraplegic A-C
West Brownlow
 United States
None None
Short metric team open
 Great Britain (GBR)
G. Anslow
N. Biggs
Alan Corrie
 Finland (FIN)
Hugo Illi
Veikko Puputti
Tauno Valkama
None
Tetraplegic round A-C
Casper Caspersen
 Norway
L. Smith
 Great Britain
R. Thibodeau
 Canada

Women's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Advanced metric round open
Mireille Maraschin
 France
Karlsen
 Norway
O. Holen
 Norway
FITA round open
Bodil Elgh
 Sweden
Anneliese Dersen
 West Germany
Rhonda July
 United States
FITA round team 2-5
 United States (USA)
Susan Hagel
Rhonda July
Sally Staudte
None None
Novice round open
Tomoko Yamazaki
 Japan
R. Alexander
 South Africa
Noreen Vollbach
 United States
Short metric round open
S. Battran
 West Germany
Waltraud Hagenlocher
 West Germany
G. Matthews
 Great Britain
Tetraplegic round A-C
Liebrecht
 West Germany
None None

References


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