Archery // Day 16: Sydney // Picture Shows // Golden Arrows As Sydney watched, Australian archer Simon Fairweather (pictured) gave his home country a gold. Vic Wunderle became the United States' boy wonder in his surprise rise to silver. The Russian and American men's teams were forced into a shoot-off for bronze. But this year, archery belonged to the South Koreans. In a blitz of Olympic records, steady shots and bull's-eyes, they dominated men's and women's archery and dazzled the world with their talent. Related: Picture Shows // Tiebreaker for Bronze Image Grabs // Archery images from Sydney

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IN ARCHERY: Newsroom Results Olympic Schedules TV Schedules Athlete Bios Features Athlete's Voice About This Sport Games Chat Partners Shopping // Visa		ARCHERY HIGHLIGHTS: If you saw it on TV, look for it here Features // Meet the Olympians Games // Bull's-eye Challenge Features // The anatomy of an Olympic bow Features // Karen Scavotto: Youngest archer fills in the generation gap Features // Vic Wunderle: Bowing the competition National Governing Body // National Archery Association GALLERY: Clean Sweep Wunder-ful Debut Tiebreaker for Bronze Golden Arrows Gallery: More Picture Shows Plug-ins needed for certain content: Flash |  QuickTime |  olympic.player		TOP ARCHERY NEWS: U.S. men claim team bronze Gold rush for South Korea Wunderle aiming high South Korea sets world record Australians ready to turn the tide More Archery News TELEVISION COVERAGE: Complete NBC, CNBC and MSNBC Olympic television schedules SCHEDULES: Sydney Olympic Schedule NBCTAPES.COM // VIDEOS Buy Olympic Medal Winning Archery Action Register Help/Feedback (Hamish Blair /ALLSPORT)