In the gold medal final of the men’s compound master category Peter Marchant of Australia defeated Daniel Lelou of France 141-138.

The bronze medal final went to Veselin Uzelac of Serbia who beat Sulaiman Sulaiman of Iraq 143-137.

In the women’s compound open, the gold final was won by Carmen Rubio of Spain who defeated Choi Na Mi of South Korea 138-136.

The bronze final saw Ksenija Markitantova of Poland overcome Lia Sanchez of Mexico 137-131.

In the men’s recurve master gold medal final Patru Eugen of Romania narrowly beat Vaclav Kostal of the Czech Republic 6-5.

Top seed Kirill Smirnov of Russia beat Roberto Airoldi of Italy 6-2 to win the bronze medal final.

In the women’s recurve open, the gold final was won by Australia’s Imalia Oktrininda who defeated Nataliya Malykh of Ukraine 7-1.

The bronze final was won by Tatiyana Zhalsabon of Russia who beat Selengee Demberel of Mongolia 6-2.

In the visually impaired gold one final, a category open to male and female archers, Daniel Martin Anaya of Spain beat Christos Misos of Cyprus 6-2.

In the men’s W1 gold final Nihat Turkmenoglu of Turkey beat Dong Sub Koo of South Korea 136-134, while in the bronze medal final Britain’s Martin Saych overcame Denis Ten of Russia 135-131.

The women’s W1 gold final saw Britain’s Victoria Rumary defeat Fatma Danabas of Turkey 125-122, while there was more British success in the bronze medal final as Victoria Kingstone triumphed 127-125 against Russia’s Anna Ilina.

Action is scheduled to continue tomorrow with team and individual matches in the world ranking event.