2011 World Youth Championships THREE MEDALS TO AUSTRALIA \u00a0 Ryan Tyack \u2013 Junior Men Recurve \u2013 SILVER \u00a0 Jess Gale \u2013 Junior Male Compound \u2013 BRONZE \u00a0 Ella Hugo \u2013 Cadet Women Compound \u2013 BRONZE \u00a0 \u00a0 Information from the World Archery (FITA) website \u00a0 Gold \u2013 Ryan TYACK (AUS\/12) v SUNG Wookyeong (KOR\/2) \u00a0 TYACK is the 2006 individual cadet world champion and the 2008 junior team world champion. The Australian started the match well with 9-9-10, while the Korean was not perfect with 10-8-9. First set and 2-0 for TYACK. \u00a0Both archers shot an identical second set: 9-10-9. TYACK led 3-1 in set points. SUNG found his rhythm in the third set with another 10-9-9, while TYACK was not so consistent anymore (8-8-9). SUNG came back to tie at 3-3. SUNG turned it up a notch in the fourth set: 10-10-10! With 10-8-9 TYACK could only concede this set and the lead, 3-5. In the last set, TYACK started with a 10! SUNG scored a 9. The Australian had a 9. The Korean got a 10. Tied set provisionally. TYACK scored a last 10! SUNG needed to equal it to win the match. Anything less and the match would go to a one-arrow only shoot-off, closest to centre, where anything could happen. What suspense! SUNG drew his bow and scored THE 10. He tied the set (10-9-10 to 9-10-10) to win the match 6-4! SUNG became the double individual and team world champion from Ogden 2009 AND Legnica 2011! \u00a0 Bronze \u2013 Mike SCHLOESSER (NED\/1) v Jesse GALE (AUS\/7) SCHLOESSER was the No. 1 seed in all the categories after the qualifications. He won the gold in mixed teams and the silver in teams after a crazy match yesterday. He could now complete his collection with a bronze. GALE was nevertheless not to be taken as an easy opponent. The archers were tied at 28-28, then at 57-57. SCHLOESSER, who usually looks so calm, seemed a bit nervous and scored a triple 9 in the third end. GALE caught a 10 and two 9s to take the first lead 85-84. The scored was quickly tied again as SCHLOESSER opened the fourth end with a 10 and GALE a 9. The next arrows were a 9 for the Dutchman and a 10 for GALE. They both finished the fourth end with 10; GALE still led 114-113. \u00a0SCHLOESSER tried to put pressure when it opened the last set with a 10. However GALE scored another 10. SCHLOESSER finished with 9 and 10. GALE had 10-10 and could raise his arms in a sign of relief and pure joy! Bronze medal for the Australian Jesse GALE 144-142! \u00a0 \u00a0Bronze \u2013 Ella HUGO (AUS\/5) v Bairma DYLYKOVA (RUS\/27) \u00a0HUGO dominated DYLYKOVA all the way. The Australian outscored her opponent in almost every end to win the bronze medal, 140-132.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"