South Korea at the 2016 Summer Olympics

  Rowing

The next round from each race are several of the best crews (depending on discipline). Athletes who drop out in the preliminary round fall into the qualifying race. 6 strongest crews reach final A, the rest play places in the comforting finals of BF.

Men

Women

  Badminton

Singles

Doubles

  Boxing

Quotas won by athletes are personalized. If two or more athletes win a trip to the Games from one country, then the right to choose a boxer is granted to the National Olympic Committee. Boxing competitions are held in the playoffs. To win the Olympic tournament, the boxer must win either four or five victories, depending on the draw of the competitions. Both athletes who lose in the semifinal matches become owners of bronze awards.

Men

  Fight

In wrestling competitions, as in the previous three Games, 18 sets of awards will be drawn. 6 for men in freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling and 6 for women in freestyle wrestling. The tournament will be held according to the Olympic system with the elimination. Participants who lose in their duels to future finalists of the competition fall into the consolation round. Each match consists of two rounds of 3 minutes, the winner is the athlete with the most technical points. At the end of the bout, depending on the results, athletes are awarded classification points ^[1] .

Men

Freestyle wrestling

Greco-Roman wrestling

Cycling

  Highway

Men

Women

  Track Racing

Sprint

Team sprint

Cairin

Omnium

Water Sports

  Swimming

In the next round, at each distance, athletes who show the best result pass, regardless of the place taken in their race.

Men

Women

  Diving

Men

Volleyball

  Volleyball

Women

The women's team of the Republic of Korea qualified for the Games, taking fourth place in the world qualification tournament .

Line-up

results

Group Stage (Group A)

  Handball

Women

The women's national team of the Republic of Korea qualified for the Games by winning the Asian Qualification Tournament.

Composition

results

Group Stage (Group B)

Gymnastics

  Gymnastics

In the qualification round, selection was made both to the final of the team all-around and to the finals of personal disciplines. 24 athletes with the highest results were selected for the individual all-around final, and 8 athletes for the finals of the individual exercises, and in the final of the individual disciplines, the country could not be represented by more than 2 athletes. In the team all-around qualification, 4 athletes competed in each projectile, and the three best results counted. In the final of the team competition, three athletes performed on each apparatus and all three results counted.

Men

All-around

Individual exercises

Women

All-around

Индивидуальные упражнения

  Художественная гимнастика

Women

Южную Корею в художественной гимнастике представляла участница летних Олимпийских игр в Лондоне Сон Ён Чжэ ^[2] , которая завоевала лицензию, войдя в число 15-ти сильнейших гимнасток по итогам чемпионата мира 2015 года ^[3] . Сон стала первой в истории Южной Кореи гимнасткой, которой удавалось выйти в финал олимпийского многоборья, а также первая в истории Кореи медалистка чемпионатов мира по художественной гимнастике ^[4] . С 2011 года Ён Чжэ тренируется в России ^[5] . В 2014 году Ирина Винер-Усманова заявила, что Сон Ён Чжэ будут готовить к попаданию в тройку на Играх 2016 года ^[6] .

На Играх Сон была близка к попаданию в число призёров в многоборье . Квалификационный раунд кореянка прошла довольно уверенно, заняв пятое место. В финале в двух из четырёх упражнений Сон показала третий результат, а ещё в двух четвёртый. Тем не менее стабильность в результатах не позволила Сон Ён Чжэ попасть в тройку сильнейших. По итогам соревнований корейская гимнастка заняла 4-е место, отстав от бронзовой медалистки украинки Анны Ризатдиновой всего на 0,7 балла.

  Гольф

Последний раз соревнования по гольфу в рамках Олимпийских игр проходили в 1904 году. Соревнования гольфистов пройдут на 18-луночном поле, со счётом 72 пар. Каждый участник пройдёт все 18 лунок по 4 раза.

Men

В мужском турнире Южную Корею представляли 31-й номер мирового рейтинга Ан Бён Хун и 76-й Ван Чун Хун . После первого раунда Ан занимал 9-е место, пройдя поле за 68 ударов. Следующие два раунда прошли для него неудачно, в результате чего он опустился на 14-ю позицию, отставая от лидера британца Джастина Роуза на 9 очков. Заключительный раунд Ан вновь закончил с результатом 68 ударов, но этого хватило только на то, чтобы подняться в итоговом протоколе на несколько строчек вверх. Олимпийский турнир Ан Бён Хун закончил на 11-м месте с результатом 6 ниже пар.

Women

Гребля на байдарках и каноэ

  Гладкая вода

Соревнования по гребле на байдарках и каноэ на гладкой воде проходят в лагуне Родригу-ди-Фрейташ , которая находится на территории города Рио-де-Жанейро. В каждой дисциплине соревнования проходят в три этапа: предварительный раунд, полуфинал и финал.

Men

  Дзюдо

Соревнования по дзюдо проводились по системе с выбыванием. В утешительные раунды попадали спортсмены, проигравшие полуфиналистам турнира. Два спортсмена, одержавших победу в утешительном раунде, в поединке за бронзу сражались с дзюдоистами, проигравшими в полуфинале.

Men

Women

The only medal in the women's part of the Korean national team competition was brought by Jung Bogen in the category up to 48 kg . Before the start of the competition, the Korean woman was seeded under the 8th number, so she started right away from the second round. During the tournament, the Korean judoka won three early victories, winning among others the experienced Cuban player Dayaris Mestre Alvarez and the leader of the world ranking from Mongolia, Munkhbatyn Uranzetsag . In the finale, Jung Bogyun met with Argentinean judoka Paula Pareto . The only effective action for the duel was the cut, which Pareto was able to perform, thanks to which she became the Olympic champion.

  Equestrian

Dressage

  Athletics

Men

Running disciplines

Highway Disciplines

Technical disciplines

Women

Highway Disciplines

  Table Tennis

Table tennis competitions were held in the playoffs . Each match continues until one of the tennis players wins 4 games. The strongest 16 athletes started the competition from the third round, the next 16 rated started from the second round.

Men

Women

  Sailing

Sailing competitions in each class consisted of 10 races, with the exception of class 49, where 12 races were held. In each race, athletes began the race with a common start. The winner of each race was the crew, the first to cross the finish line. The number of points going to the overall standings corresponded to the place occupied by the team. According to the results of 10 heats, the top 10 crews got into the medal race, the results of which also went into the overall standings. In the medal race, points earned by the crew doubled. If a competitor was unable to complete the race, he was awarded the number of points equal to the number of participants plus one. In the final scoring, the worst result shown by the crew in one of the races was not taken into account. The team with the fewest points becomes the Olympic champion.

Men

  Modern Pentathlon

Modern pentathlon includes: shooting, swimming, fencing, horseback riding and running. As in previous Games, running and shooting were combined in one form - a combine. In the combine, athletes started with a handicap scored in the previous three disciplines (4 points = 1 second). The Olympic champion is the athlete who crosses the finish line first.

Men

Women

  Shooting

In January 2013, the International Shooting Sport Federation adopted new rules for holding competitions for 2013-2016, which, in particular, changed the order of the finals. In many disciplines, athletes who reached the finals now begin the decisive round without points scored in the qualification, and the finals are held according to the elimination system. Also, in the finals after each round of shooting, the athlete with the least points is eliminated from further struggle. In a high-speed pistol, decisive fights take place on a miss-miss system. A semi-final round was added to the trap shooting, where two participants in the final match and a duel for the third place were determined ^[7] .

Men

Women

  Archery

In the qualification of the competition archers perform 12 series of shots of 6 arrows at a distance of 70 meters. According to the results of the preliminary round, a playoff grid is drawn up, where in the 1/32 finals, the 1st seeding number meets with the 64th, the 2nd with the 63rd, etc. In elimination fights, athletes perform three shots each. The participant who scored more points for this series gets 2 points. If both archers scored the same number of points, then they get one point each. The archer becomes the winner of the pair, having scored 6 points first.

Men

Women

According to the results of the qualification round in the team tournament, the Koreans took 1st place, beating the closest pursuers from Russia by 60 points. In the playoff round, Korean archers confidently dealt with all rivals, ending each match with a score of 5: 1, while in the final the Koreans won the Russian team, thereby taking revenge for the defeat in the semifinals of the last world championship .

Having won gold medals in Rio de Janeiro, Korean archers extended the series to 8 victories, which began back in 1988, when women's team competitions were first included in the Games program ^[8] .

  Taekwondo

Taekwondo competitions are held in the elimination system. To win the tournament, the athlete must win 4 victories. Taekwondo players who lost to future finalists during the competition take part in the consolation tournament for two bronze medals. Five South Korean taekwondo athletes took the first six places in the Olympic qualification rating , making South Korea the only country that managed to claim more athletes than the maximum quota for participating in the Rio de Janeiro Games.

Men

Before the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, most taekwondo athletes who performed in the 58 kg category in London moved into a heavier weight category (up to 68 kg), including three winners in 2012 (with the exception of Colombian Oscar Munoz ). The Korean missed the first round of the competition, because his opponent David Bui was unable to take part in the match. Lee's next rival was the little-known Jordanian Ahmad Abugaush . The fight ended with an unexpected victory of Abugaush 11: 8. Due to the fact that the Jordanian was able to reach the finals, Lee received the right to compete for third place. Having gained two confident victories, Lee Dae Hong became the bronze medalist of the Games.

Women

  Weightlifting

Each NOC independently chooses the category in which its weightlifter will perform. As part of the competition, two exercises are carried out - jerk and push. In each exercise, the athlete is given 3 attempts. The winner is determined by the sum of two exercises. In case of equality of results, the victory is awarded to the athlete, with less weight.

Men

Women

  Fencing

In individual competitions, athletes fight three rounds of three minutes, or until one of the athletes delivers 15 injections. In team competitions, the fight goes on 9 rounds of 3 minutes each, or up to 45 injections. If at the end of time a draw is recorded in a duel, then an additional minute is assigned before the “golden” shot.

Men

Women

  Soccer

Men

The Olympic team of the Republic of Korea qualified for the Games, winning silver medals at the Asian Youth Championship in 2016 . Teams composed of players no older than 23 years old (born after January 1, 1993) will take part in the men's Olympic tournament. Also, the application may include no more than 3 players older than this age.

Composition

results

Group Stage (Group C)

  Field Hockey

Women

The women's team of the Republic of Korea qualified for the Games, winning the gold medals of the 2014 Asian Games .

Composition

Result

Group Stage (Group A)

• Republic of Korea Team at Sports-reference.com
• Republic of Korea National Olympic Committee (Cor .)