Archery at the 2021 Summer World University Games – Men's team recurve

Prior to the competition, the world and Universiade records were as follows.^[1]

• 216 arrows qualification round

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Category	Team	Athlete	Score	Record	Date	Place	Event
World record	South Korea	Im Dong-hyun	699	2087	20 July 2012	London, United Kingdom	2012 Summer Olympics
		Kim Bub-min	698
		Oh Jin-hyek	690
Universiade record	South Korea (KOR)	Lee Seung-yun	693	2062	4 July 2015	Gwangju, South Korea	2015 Summer Universiade
		Ku Bon-chan	686
		Kim Woo-jin	683

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The ranking round took place on 27 July 2023 to determine the seeding for the elimination rounds. It consisted of three archers' results in individual event, with a maximum score of 2160.^[1]

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Rank	Team	Archer	Individual			Team
			Score	10s	Xs	Total	10s	Xs
1	South Korea (KOR)	Seo Min-gi (KOR)	683	41	14	2008	103	34
		Kim Pil-joong (KOR)	676	36	13
		Choi Doo-hee (KOR)	649	26	7
2	China (CHN)	Feng Hao (CHN)	675	34	13	1992	83	35
		Kao Wenchao (CHN)	668	29	14
		Shi Zhenqi (CHN)	649	20	8
3	Italy (ITA)	Matteo Bilisari (ITA)	667	27	14	1985	92	23
		Matteo Borsani (ITA)	662	36	5
		Francesco Gregori (ITA)	656	29	4
4	India (IND)	Yashdeep Bhoge (IND)	674	35	10	1985	88	30
		Sachin Gupta (IND)	657	27	11
		Akhit Samudrala (IND)	654	26	9
5	Japan (JPN)	Tetsuya Aoshima (JPN)	667	32	9	1979	89	30
		Nozomi Fujii (JPN)	666	34	11
		Yuki Kawata (JPN)	646	23	10
6	France (FRA)	Thomas Chirault (FRA)	669	27	11	1965	69	22
		Clément Jacquey (FRA)	650	20	5
		Iban Bariteaud (FRA)	646	22	6
7	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	Kuo Yu-cheng (TPE)	656	30	11	1959	74	23
		Chang Yi-chung (TPE)	656	25	8
		Yang Zong-han (TPE)	647	19	4
8	Hong Kong (HKG)	Kwok Yin Chai (HKG)	675	31	12	1920	61	21
		Yip Tin Long (HKG)	628	16	3
		Leung Cheuk Yin (HKG)	617	14	6
9	Kazakhstan (KAZ)	Mansur Alimbayev (KAZ)	648	20	7	1915	58	21
		Alexandr Yeremenko (KAZ)	642	19	7
		Ivan Bercha (KAZ)	625	19	7
10	Poland (POL)	Maksymilian Osuch (POL)	651	21	8	1908	55	18
		Piotr Starzycki (POL)	629	18	5
		Arkadiusz Smoliński (POL)	628	16	5
11	Malaysia (MAS)	Mohd Rizuwan (MAS)	636	16	5	1870	50	16
		Mohamad Firdaus Mohd Rusmadi (MAS)	633	19	6
		Muhammad Farhan Rhyme (MAS)	601	15	5
12	Mongolia (MGL)	Tsenguun Tsogtbayar (MGL)	652	26	9	1864	47	14
		Enkhbayar Munkh-Erdene (MGL)	619	12	1
		Khatanzorig Namsrai (MGL)	593	9	4
13	Australia (AUS)	Markus Kuhrau (AUS)	609	15	7	1801	39	13
		James Gaze (AUS)	601	13	3
		Jason Hurnall (AUS)	591	11	3
14	Slovakia (SVK)	Ondrej Franců (SVK)	612	13	4	1774	37	9
		Maroš Machán (SVK)	581	14	3
		Andrej Majerik (SVK)	581	10	2

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The results are as below.^[2]

	Round of 16										Quarter-finals										Semi-finals										Gold medal match
											1	South Korea (KOR)	6	57	56	58
											9	Kazakhstan (KAZ)	0	52	54	54
	9	Kazakhstan (KAZ)	5	55	52	56	54
	8	Hong Kong (HKG)	3	57	52	51	53
																					1	South Korea (KOR)	5	53	58	54	55
																					4	India (IND)	3	53	53	56	54
	5	Japan (JPN)	6	56	57	54
	12	Mongolia (MGL)	0	49	54	51
											5	Japan (JPN)	1	52	53	54
											4	India (IND)	5	57	54	54
	13	Australia (AUS)	0	46	43	53
	4	India (IND)	6	55	57	54
																															1	South Korea (KOR)	6	52	54	55
																															7	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	0	49	53	48
	3	Italy (ITA)	6	58	54	54
	14	Slovakia (SVK)	0	54	48	48
											3	Italy (ITA)	5	54	50	56	51	26
											11	Malaysia (MAS)	4	51	56	49	52	24
	11	Malaysia (MAS)	5	55	54	57
	6	France (FRA)	1	53	52	57
																					3	Italy (ITA)	3	54	57	52	54
																					7	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	5	56	49	52	55
	7	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	5	54	56	56	51	28																							Bronze medal match
	10	Poland (POL)	4	53	57	50	53	27
											7	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	5	55	53	52	53	27													4	India (IND)	3	55	53	54	53
											2	China (CHN)	4	54	56	53	51	25													3	Italy (ITA)	5	53	53	57	54