Archery at the 2012 Summer Olympics – Women's individual

Women's individual archery
at the Games of the XXX Olympiad
Women's individual archery; at the Games of the XXX Olympiad
	Women's individual victory ceremony
Venue	Lord's Cricket Ground
Date	27 July to 2 August
Competitors	64
Medalists
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See main article: Archery at the 2012 Summer Olympics

The women's individual archery competition at the 2012 Olympic Games in London was held from 27 July to 2 August at Lord's Cricket Ground.^[1]

Ki Bo-Bae of South Korea won the gold medal. Mexico's Aída Román and Mariana Avitia won the silver and bronze medals respectively.

Competition format

The competitors were ranked first through to 64th based on their results in the ranking round and then seeded into a head-to-head knock-out bracket based on this ranking.^[2] Each head-to-head match was a best-of-five sets match where each competitor shot three arrows per set. Competitors received two points for winning the set and one point for a draw with the first competitor to reach six points winning the match. The winner advanced to the next round while the loser was eliminated from the competition.

Schedule

All times are British Summer Time (UTC+1).

Date	Time	Round
Friday, 27 July 2012	13:00–15:00	Ranking round
Monday, 30 July 2012 Tuesday, 31 July 2012 Wednesday, 1 August 2012	09:00–12:55 15:00–17:40	Round of 64, Round of 32
Thursday, 2 August 2012	09:00–10:44	Round of 16
Thursday, 2 August 2012	14:00–14:52	Quarter-finals
Thursday, 2 August 2012	14:52–15:05	Semi-finals
Thursday, 2 August 2012	15:21–15:50	Finals

Records

Template:Archery women's individual records

Results

Ranking round

Rank^[3]	Archer	Nation	Score	10s	Xs
1	Ki Bo-Bae	South Korea	671	31	13
2	Lee Sung-Jin	South Korea	671	30	4
3	Tan Ya-ting	Chinese Taipei	671	28	8
4	Khatuna Lorig	United States	669	32	4
5	Lin Chia-En	Chinese Taipei	667	33	8
6	Miki Kanie	Japan	665	30	7
7	Carina Christiansen	Denmark	663	26	8
8	Deepika Kumari	India	662	25	8
9	Ksenia Perova	Russia	659	28	7
10	Mariana Avitia	Mexico	659	20	8
11	Aída Román	Mexico	658	28	9
12	Ana Rendón	Colombia	657	25	14
13	Alejandra Valencia	Mexico	657	24	4
14	Miranda Leek	United States	656	24	8
15	Jennifer Nichols	United States	654	27	7
16	Ren Hayakawa	Japan	654	24	12
17	Inna Stepanova	Russia	653	24	7
18	Urantungalag Bishindee	Mongolia	652	25	10
19	Pia Carmen Lionetti	Italy	652	24	8
20	Cheng Ming	China	651	25	6
21	Choi Hyeonju	South Korea	651	23	9
22	Bombayla Devi Laishram	India	651	20	4
23	Kristina Timofeeva	Russia	650	30	8
24	Natalia Valeeva	Italy	650	23	5
25	Fang Yuting	China	649	20	5
26	Begül Löklüoğlu	Turkey	648	21	6
27	Xu Jing	China	646	25	8
28	Kaori Kawanaka	Japan	646	25	4
29	Marie-Pier Beaudet	Canada	645	23	4
30	Elena Richter	Germany	645	22	4
31	Denisse van Lamoen	Chile	645	18	5
32	Lidiia Sichenikova	Ukraine	645	18	5
33	Yekaterina Mulyuk-Timofeyeva	Belarus	644	15	6
34	Kristine Esebua	Georgia	642	15	6
35	Maja Jager	Denmark	642	15	2
36	Louise Laursen	Denmark	641	24	6
37	Bérengère Schuh	France	640	24	7
38	Natalia Leśniak	Poland	639	20	5
39	Le Chien-Ying	Chinese Taipei	638	15	4
40	Ika Yuliana Rochmawati	Indonesia	638	14	6
41	Kwon Un-Sil	North Korea	638	14	3
42	Naomi Folkard	Great Britain	637	21	5
43	Evangelia Psarra	Greece	636	21	8
44	Jessica Tomasi	Italy	635	21	7
45	Leidys Brito	Venezuela	634	17	3
46	Karen Hultzer	South Africa	631	16	5
47	Alison Williamson	Great Britain	629	16	5
48	Rachelle Anne Cabral	Philippines	627	17	4
49	Christine Bjerendal	Sweden	625	20	5
50	Chekrovolu Swuro	India	625	19	9
51	Kateryna Palekha	Ukraine	624	16	6
52	Reena Pärnat	Estonia	621	21	5
53	Iria Grandal	Spain	618	15	4
54	Anastassiya Bannova	Kazakhstan	614	15	2
55	Zahra Dehghan	Iran	614	9	0
56	Nada Kamel	Egypt	611	12	3
57	Amy Oliver	Great Britain	608	13	5
58	Elisa Barnard	Australia	601	13	3
59	Tetyana Dorokhova	Ukraine	599	10	4
60	Nurul Syafiqah Hashim	Malaysia	599	9	3
61	Sherab Zam	Bhutan	589	7	3
62	Nathalie Dielen	Switzerland	528	8	1
63	Maureen Tuimalealiifano	Samoa	520	6	2
64	Rand Al-Mashhadani	Iraq	498	9	1