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Tom Hall safely through to the next round (7-2).

 

Next up is :DEN Oliver Staudt (12th seed) in the round of 16.

 

Alex Wise enters the competition against :SUI Keziah Chabin (25)

 

Conor Hall is up against :POL Konrad Cupczak (26).

 

 

 

 

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Tom Hall and Conor Hall both through to the round of 8 but Alex Wise misses out.

 

Tom Hall is up against :SLO Ziga Ravnikar (5th seed)

 

Conor Hall is up against :ITA Federico Musolesi (10th seed)

 

10 of the top-16 from qualifying, including 8 of the top-10, still in the competition. 

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Conor Hall officially in 5th place - means if either of :SLO, :UKR or :NED get 1st in the Team competition later this week (or 2nd behind :TUR) then :GBR at least gets an Individul quota.  Unless of course :GBR could get the Team quota???

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From the nations competing, :GBR were the 3rd placed team on 1961 behind :NED on 2002 and :ITA on 1979.

 

There are 27 teams entered for the team event and if the GB archers can replicate the performance they had last week then there's a decent chance we could get top 8 in qualifying - but that would still mean we would likely have to defeat one from the likes of :FRA :GER :NED :ESP to get to the semi-finals and be in with a shout of a quota this week. 

  

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Both the men's and women's teams are beginning to fall off the pace as we head towards the end of qualifying.

 

Perhaps most surprising thing so far is the relatively poor form of Penny Healey. 

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:GBR men will be up against 23rd seed :ROU in the first round of the team competition tomorrow. If they get through that, they will face 7th seed :UKR

 

:GBR women have a bye to the round of 8 matches on Friday. They will face the winner of Belgium (11th seed) and :AZE (22nd seed)

 

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Men's Individual Match-Ups Round of 48:

 

(33) :GBR Alex Wise v (80) :GREArkadios Damopoulos

 

(60) :GBR Tom Hall v (53) :ISR Niv Frenkel

 

(29) :GBR Conor Hall v (84) :BEL Arne Collas 

 

All of the British women have byes through to the round of 24

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Men's Round of 48:

(33) :GBR Alex Wise def. (80) :GREArkadios Damopoulos

 

(53) :ISR Niv Frenkel def. (60) :GBR Tom Hall

 

(29) :GBR Conor Hall def.(84) :BEL Arne Collas 

 

Men's Round of 24:

(33) :GBR Alex Wise def. (32) :GER Mathias Kramer

 

(36) :SLO Den Habjan Malavasic def. (29) :GBR Conor Hall 

 

 

Women's Round of 24:

(29) Megan Havers def. (36) :UKR Anastasia Pavlova

 

(31) Penny Healy def. (34) :BEL Olena Kushniruk

 

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