1999 World Indoor Archery Championships

The 1999 World Indoor Target Archery Championships were held in Havana, Cuba from 6 - 10 March 1999.[1] [2] [3]

1999 World Indoor Target Archery Championships
Location Havana, Cuba
Start dateMarch 6
End dateMarch 10

Medal summary (Men's individual)
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Recurve Men's individual
 Magnus Pettersson Markian Ivashko Chung Jae-hun
Compound Men's individual
 James Butts Jonathan Mynott Simon Tarplee

Medal summary (Women's individual)
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Recurve Women's individual
 Natalia Valeeva Svitlana Bard Agata Bulwa
Compound Women's individual
 Ashley Kamuf Fabiola Panazzini Claire Treneman

Medal summary (Men's team)
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Recurve Men's team
  Australia (AUS)
Simon Fairweather
Matthew Gray
Scott Hunter-Russell		  Italy (ITA)
Michele Frangili
Matteo Bisiani
Ilario Di Buo		  Germany (GER)
Alexander Froese
Michael Frankenberg
Thilo Koch
Compound Men's team
  United States (USA)
James Butts
Mark Pennaz
Dee Wilde		  Great Britain (GBR)
Simon Tarplee
Michael Peart
Jonathan Mynott		  Sweden (SWE)
Morgan Lundin
Peter Andersson
Bjorn Andersson

Medal summary (Women's team)
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Recurve Women's team
  France (FRA)
Sylvie Pissis
Céline Lizzul
Alexandra Fouace		  Turkey (TUR)
Natalia Nasardize
Elif Altinkaynak
Deniz Gunay		  Ukraine (UKR)
Tetyana Berezna
Svitlana Bard
Olena Sadovnycha
Compound Women's team
  France (FRA)
Catherine Pellen
Michèle Deloraine
Cathérine Debourg		   Switzerland (SWI)
Sylviane Lambelet
Rita Riedo
Karin Probst		  United States (USA)
Ashley Kamuf
Glenda Merill
Jahna Davis
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References
  1. "Times Archives". Oxfordshire Libraries.
  2. "Event". World Archery.
  3. "Results". World Archery.
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