South Korea shoots women's trap team event fourth, men's sixth
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Hong Seung-pyo, Head of Shooting at the Hangzhou Asian Games, answers questions from the media during a media day at the Changwon International Shooting Range in Changwon, Gyeongnam, on Friday afternoon.
The Korean shooting team failed to add to its medal tally in the trap event on the final day of the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games.
The Korean team of Lee Bona (Busan City Hall), Cho Ji-A (Commerce), and Kang Ji-Eun (KT) scored 330 points in the women's trap team event to finish fourth behind China (357), India (337), and Kazakhstan (336) at the Fuyang Throat Sports Center in Hangzhou, China on Monday (Sept. 1).
In the team event, the individual scores are combined to determine the medal color.
In the individual competition, South Korea's Cho Cho-ah finished eighth with 113 points, followed by Lee Bona in 13th (110 points) and Kang Ji-eun in 16th (107 points). All three missed out on the top-six individual final.
The men's competition also failed to produce a medal.
Chung Chang-hee (Daegu Facilities Corporation), Ahn Dae-myung (Busan City Hall), and Kim Soo-young (Ulsan Buk-gu Office) combined for 349 points to finish sixth in the team competition. India (361 points) won the gold medal, followed by Kuwait (359 points) in silver and China (354 points) in bronze.
Kwak Yong-bin (L-R), Jung Jeong-jin and Ha Kwang-cheol pose with their gold medals during the medal ceremony for the men's 10m Running Target Mixed Team event at the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games at the Fuyang Throat Sports Center in Hangzhou, China, on Sept. 26.
Meanwhile, South Korea, which concluded its shooting schedule with the trap event, collected 14 medals (2 gold, 4 silver, 8 bronze) at the Games. While they didn't win the three gold medals they were hoping for, they still managed to hit the right medals.
For Running Target, Jung Jeong-jin (Cheongju City Hall), Ha Kwang-cheol (Busan City Hall), and Kwak Yong-bin (Chungnam Sports Federation) won gold in the summit and mixed team events.
Lee Won-ho won silver in the men's 10-meter air pistol individual event and Park Ha-joon in the men's 10-meter air rifle individual and team events.
In shooting at the Hangzhou Asian Games, hosts and world champions China swept to a record 16 gold medals (9 silver, 4 bronze), while emerging powerhouse India collected seven golds (9 silver, 6 bronze). 스포츠토토링크
The Korean shooting team failed to add to its medal tally in the trap event on the final day of the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games.
The Korean team of Lee Bona (Busan City Hall), Cho Ji-A (Commerce), and Kang Ji-Eun (KT) scored 330 points in the women's trap team event to finish fourth behind China (357), India (337), and Kazakhstan (336) at the Fuyang Throat Sports Center in Hangzhou, China on Monday (Sept. 1).
In the team event, the individual scores are combined to determine the medal color.
In the individual competition, South Korea's Cho Cho-ah finished eighth with 113 points, followed by Lee Bona in 13th (110 points) and Kang Ji-eun in 16th (107 points). All three missed out on the top-six individual final.
The men's competition also failed to produce a medal.
Chung Chang-hee (Daegu Facilities Corporation), Ahn Dae-myung (Busan City Hall), and Kim Soo-young (Ulsan Buk-gu Office) combined for 349 points to finish sixth in the team competition. India (361 points) won the gold medal, followed by Kuwait (359 points) in silver and China (354 points) in bronze.
Kwak Yong-bin (L-R), Jung Jeong-jin and Ha Kwang-cheol pose with their gold medals during the medal ceremony for the men's 10m Running Target Mixed Team event at the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games at the Fuyang Throat Sports Center in Hangzhou, China, on Sept. 26.
Meanwhile, South Korea, which concluded its shooting schedule with the trap event, collected 14 medals (2 gold, 4 silver, 8 bronze) at the Games. While they didn't win the three gold medals they were hoping for, they still managed to hit the right medals.
For Running Target, Jung Jeong-jin (Cheongju City Hall), Ha Kwang-cheol (Busan City Hall), and Kwak Yong-bin (Chungnam Sports Federation) won gold in the summit and mixed team events.
Lee Won-ho won silver in the men's 10-meter air pistol individual event and Park Ha-joon in the men's 10-meter air rifle individual and team events.
In shooting at the Hangzhou Asian Games, hosts and world champions China swept to a record 16 gold medals (9 silver, 4 bronze), while emerging powerhouse India collected seven golds (9 silver, 6 bronze). 스포츠토토링크
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