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Oh Jin-hyek of South Korea won the gold medal in men's individual archery on Friday, topping Takaharu Furukawa of Japan in a one-sided final.

Archery is the new curling.

South Korea's Ki Bo-bae won the Olympic gold medal in individual archery Thursday after Aida Roman of Mexico lost a tense, sudden-death shoot-off.

It's easy for me to sit here, all smug and satisfied, outlining a rigorous Olympic schedule and demanding that you follow through. I get that. A lot of you might be wondering: Can this guy walk the walk? Or is he like the fat coach in an old tracksui...

Picture this: Olympics action from indoors and outdoors, on land and sea. Baseball fans and baseball players. And ... chess boxing? It's all part of our gallery featuring amazing sports images from the past seven days. Playbook's Best Sports ...

South Korea won the Olympic gold medal in women's team archery Sunday for the seventh straight time.

Italy won the gold medal in men's team archery at the Olympics on Saturday, beating the U.S. by one point on the final shot.

Archery fans were angered Friday when they were turned away for preliminary rounds at Lord's Cricket Ground.

South Korean archer Im Dong-hyun sees only blurred colors and lines when he peers toward the target about 76 yards away, arrow at the ready. It doesn't stop the legally blind Olympian from hitting the grapefruit-sized yellow center -- again and again and

Like Katniss Everdeen and Princess Merida on-screen, real-life star archer Brady Ellison has some impressive skills with bow and arrow. So Sport Science and John Brenkus examine what keeps an Olympic gold-medal hopeful on target....

The complete roster for the 530-member U.S. Olympic team for the 2012 London Games. Athletes listed by sport, with their respective discipline or event.

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Brady Ellison believes he was put on this earth to shoot a bow. He has spent most of his life proving it. But will this self-proclaimed country boy's ultimate goal of Olympic gold come true in London?

DALLAS -- Archery has never been exactly what you would call a big spectator sport in America, but it might get a little more attention at the Olympics thanks to two recent Hollywood blockbusters. First, there was "The Hunger Games," in which young h...

Ariel Gibilaro had to change just about everything in her archery form using the National Training System, which was developed by U.S. coach KiSik Lee.

Ariel Gibilaro of North Branford, Conn., is hoping to earn a spot on the U.S. archery team and compete in the 2012 Olympics in London.