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The finals of the 2023 Indoor World Series 250-Taipei Archery Open took place on the 10th. In the evening, the recurve finals featured a “sister showdown” and a “brotherly battle.” In the women’s category, Lei Chien-Ying claimed the gold, while in the men’s category, Tai Yu-Hsuan emerged victorious. The previously dominant “Mr. Perfect” in the compound bow men’s category, Mike Schloesser from the Netherlands, fell short on the last day, settling for a regrettable silver medal.

On the final day of the 2023 Indoor World Series – Taipei Archery Open, the U12, U15, and 50+ recurve bow bronze and gold medal matches took place on the morning of the 10th. The host team dominated all gold medals in the morning session, while Adrian Ruzsicska from Singapore claimed victory in the 50+

In the 2023 Indoor World Series 250 – Taipei Archery Open, the Chinese Taipei women archers outshone their men counterparts, claiming all four spots in the women’s recurve bow category. Su Hsin-Yu, in particular, triumphed over three international opponents, including last year’s gold medalist from the Netherlands, Gaby Schloesser. Tomorrow, she is set to compete against Lei Chien-Ying for her inaugural individual international gold medal.

In the 2023 Indoor World Series 250- Taipei Archery Open, the elimination rounds took place on the 9th. In the morning, Chinese Taipei dominated the men’s recurve bow category, securing all four spots in the semifinals. Ultimately, the two national players from the Hangzhou Asian Games, Tang Chih-Chun and Tai Yu-Hsuan, advanced to the finals and will compete for the gold medal tomorrow. In the women’s compound bow category, an Indian archer has secured the gold, ensuring a silver for her country.

The Indoor World Series 250 – Taipei Archery Open, hosted at Taoyuan NTSU Arena for the second consecutive year, continued with the qualification rounds on the afternoon of the 8th. Indian archer Ankita Bhakat made a remarkable comeback, securing the top position in the women’s recurve bow category. In the men’s compound bow category, Netherlands’ Mike Schloesser achieved a perfect score of 600, claiming the first position.

The 2023 Indoor World Series 250 – Taipei Archery Open is being held at Taoyuan NTSU Arena for the second consecutive year. The qualification rounds took place on the 8th December, with Chinese Taipei and India dominating the men’s recurve and women’s compound events in the morning. Tokyo Olympic silver medalist and local archer “Tang Bao” TANG Chih-chun, along with this year’s Hangzhou Asian Games triple gold medalist VENNAM Jyothi Surekha, secured the top spots.

(World Archery, JOHN STANLEY) It was a long time coming but, finally, it very much happened. The inaugural Taipei Open, the first major tournament for more than a decade to take place in one of archery’s most dominant Asian nations, felt like the start of something. Astonishingly whipped together in just three months after Chinese

(World Archery, CHRIS WELLS) India’s world number 31, Muskan Kirar, won the compound women’s title at the first Taipei Archery Open – her first appearance on the international indoor circuit – as she joined Mike and Gaby Schloesser, and Wei Chun-Heng atop the podium. Kirar beat local archer Huang I-Jou with a better 10 in a tiebreak. “It was a great experience,” said the 22-year-old. “I

(World Archery, CHRIS WELLS) Dutch couple Mike and Gaby Schloesser have qualified first in their respective categories at the inaugural Taipei Open, December’s elite points stage of the 2023 Indoor Archery World Series, with the host’s Su Yu-Yang and Chen Yi-Hsuan completing the line-up of top seeds. Mike, known as Mister Perfect since shooting the first perfect 600-point indoor round in Nimes in 2015, posted