Archery, Men's compound open at the XVII Paralympic Games
Venue	Les Invalides
Dates	29–31 August 2024
Competitors	32 from 25 nations
Medalists
Matt Stutzman  United States Ai Xinliang  China He Zihao  China
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Archery at the 2024 Summer Paralympics
Qualification
Compound open	men	women	team
Recurve open	men	women	team
W1	men	women	team
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The men's individual compound open archery discipline at the 2024 Summer Paralympics will be contested from 29 to 31 August.

In the ranking rounds each archer shoots 72 arrows, and is seeded according to score. In the knock-out stages each archer shoots three arrows per set against an opponent, the scores being aggregated. Losing semifinalists compete in a bronze medal match.^[1]

Records are as followed:^[2]

World Record	Ai Xinliang (CHN)	709	Plzeň, Czech Republic	18 July 2023
Paralympic Record	He Zihao (CHN)	705	Tokyo, Japan	27 August 2021

The ranking round of the men's individual compound open event will be held on 29 August. All archers qualify for the 'round of 32'.

Rank	Archer	Nationality	10	X	Total	Note
1	Ai Xinliang	China	62	31	709	PR, =WR
2	Zihao He	China	57	28	704
3	Jere Forsberg	Finland	52	25	697
4	Kyle Tremblay	Canada	50	24	697
5	Rakesh Kumar	India	50	17	696
6	Nathan Macqueen	Great Britain	49	20	696
7	Kevin Polish	United States	47	23	695
8	Piotr van Montagu	Belgium	51	24	694
9	Abbas Kadhim	Iraq	49	20	694
10	Jonathon Milne	Australia	46	14	693
11	Matteo Bonacina	Italy	45	19	691
12	Ken Swagumilang	Indonesia	44	20	691
13	Michael Meier	Austria	44	19	691
14	Victor Sardina Viveros	Mexico	44	17	688
15	Shyam Sundar Swami	India	42	16	688
16	Marcel Pavlik	Slovakia	41	19	688
17	Maxime Guerin	France	42	17	686
18	Comsan Singpirom	Thailand	42	17	686
19	Matt Stutzman	United States	41	19	686
20	Reinaldo Charão	Brazil	44	17	685
21	Patrick French	Australia	40	18	684
22	Hadi Nori	Iran	41	20	682
23	Yuya Oe	Japan	39	18	682
24	Thierry Joussaume	France	39	19	679
25	Serhiy Atamanenko	Ukraine	38	17	678
26	Fernando Gale Montorio	Spain	35	15	678
27	Martin Doric	Slovakia	34	12	674
28	Aliou Drame	Senegal	32	15	672
29	Alisina Manshaezadeh	Iran	31	11	672
30	Ka Chuen Ngai	Hong Kong	35	10	670
31	Daneshen Govinda Rajan	Malaysia	31	14	666
32	Diego Quesada Arias	Costa Rica	14	5	313

=WR : Equals the world record PR Paralympic Games record

Round of 32

Round of 16

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals

Gold medal final

X Ai (CHN)

w/o

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

D Quesada (CRC)

X Ai (CHN)

144

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

M Guerin (FRA)

139

M Pavlik (SVK)

138

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

M Guerin (FRA)

143

X Ai (CHN)

148

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

P v. Montagu (BEL)

140

A Kadhim (IRQ)

141

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

T Joussaume (FRA)

140

A Kadhim (IRQ)

141

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

P v. Montagu (BEL)

143

P v. Montagu (BEL)

140

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

S. Atamanenko (UKR)

139

X Ai (CHN)

145

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

R Kumar (IND)

143

R Kumar (IND)

136

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

A Drame (SEN)

131

R Kumar (IND)

144*

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

K Swagumilang (INA)

144

K Swagumilang (INA)

140

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

P French (AUS)

138

R Kumar (IND)

144*

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

K Tremblay (CAN)

144

M Meier (AUT)

142

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

R Charão (BRA)

135

M Meier (AUT)

139

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

K Tremblay (CAN)

140

K Tremblay (CAN)

140

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

Manshaezadeh (IRI)

135

X Ai (CHN)

147

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

M Stutzman (USA)

149

J Forsberg (FIN)

142

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

Ka CN (HKG)

137

J Forsberg (FIN)

141

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

M Stutzman (USA)

141*

V. Sardina (MEX)

136

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

M Stutzman (USA)

142

M Stutzman (USA)

143

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

N McQueen (GBR)

142

M Bonacina (ITA)

139

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

H Nori (IRI)

141

H Nori (IRI)

139

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

N McQueen (GBR)

140

N McQueen (GBR)

142

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

M Doric (SVK)

138

M Stutzman (USA)

148*

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

ZH Hao (CHN)

148

Bronze medal final

K Polish (USA)

142

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

F Gale Montorio (ESP)

138

K Polish (USA)

144

R Kumar (IND)

146

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

J Milne (AUS)

142

ZH Hao (CHN)

147

J Milne (AUS)

147

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

Oe Y. (JPN)

142

K Polish (USA)

146

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

ZH Hao (CHN)

147

Sundar SS (IND)

138

1 September, Les Invalides, Paris

C Singparom (THA)

138*

C Singparom (THA)

142

30 August, Les Invalides, Paris

ZH Hao (CHN)

146

ZH Hao (CHN)

144

D Govinda Rajan (MAS)

142

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