Compound Women’s Team Wins Gold at Archery World Cup Stage 2

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India secured the Gold medal in the compound women’s team event at the Archery World Cup Stage 2 in Yecheon, South Korea.

An Overview of the News

• The trio of Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Parneet Kaur, and Aditi Swami showcased dominance throughout the final match against Turkey.

• They outperformed Turkey’s team consisting of Hazal Burun, Ayse Bera Suzer, and Begum Yuva.

• India clinched the victory without dropping a set, maintaining a solid lead throughout the match.

• The final result saw India securing the gold with a significant six-point margin over Turkey.

Hat-Trick Achievement:

• Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Parneet Kaur, and Aditi Swami achieved a remarkable feat by winning their third consecutive World Cup gold medal together.

Key Points about the Archery World Cup:

• The Archery World Cup, initiated in 2006 by the World Archery Federation, consists of four stages held across different countries.

• It was introduced to capitalize on the popularity of the sport post the 2003 World Archery Championships and the 2004 Summer Olympics.

• The competition aims to enhance the sport's appeal by showcasing matches in picturesque locations and broadcasting the finals online.

Competition Structure:

• Archers compete in four stages globally, with the top eight (four during 2006–09) advancing to the Archery World Cup Final.

• The Final serves as the pinnacle event, where the best archers from each category vie for the ultimate title.

Broadcast and Sponsorship:

• Since 2013, the World Cup has been broadcast live on Eurosport, extending its viewership and accessibility.

• Major sponsors like Kia and Longines have backed the event, with Longines presenting the annual Longines Prize of Precision.

• The Longines Prize recognizes exceptional mastery of the bow and arrow, focusing on attributes like concentration, balance, accuracy, and skill.