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Archery at the Pacific Games 2019


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Women’s Individual 144 Compound

 

1. Cecille Rouillard :NCL 1010

2. Lisa Noreen Leota :FIJ 935

3. Naifoua Vise Tamai :SAM 918 

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Men’s 144 Individual Compound

 

1. Laurent Clerte :NCL 1072

2. Henry Shiu :NCL 1056

3. Frederick Tamavua Leota :FIJ 1056

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Women’s 144 Individual Recurve

 

1. Jil Walter :SAM 868

2. Isabelle Vermande :NCL 860

3. Isabelle Soero :NCL 839

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Men’s 144 Individual Recurve

 

1. Robert Elder :FIJ 986

2. Jean-Pierre Winklestroeter :PYF 964

3. Thiry Teng :PYF 955

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3 hours ago, Dunadan said:

 

144 arrows?

 

Yes, they take the 72 from the qualification round and add another 72 shot during the final round of competition.

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6 hours ago, Dunadan said:

 

144 arrows?

 

So it's an average of 6.0 for the winner, and the site claims that she wants to qualify for Tokyo...

 

And nothing to be found about the mixed team which is an Olympic qualifier?

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Just now, Dunadan said:

 

So it's an average of 6.0 for the winner, and the site claims that she wants to qualify for Tokyo...

Well I’ve never said the quality of the games are high...

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@JoshMartini007 :AUS v. :NZL in the Mixed Recurve Final.

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