Joonsuh Oh

Joonsuh Oh is an American archer who has made significant achievements in the sport. He began competing and quickly established himself, breaking the 18-meter Recurve cadet national record twice within a short period. His scores reflected a precise and consistent performance, demonstrating early potential.

A notable milestone in his career occurred at the 2019 Junior Olympic Archery Development (JOAD) National Target Championships. During this event, Oh set a world record by achieving a score of 1350 in the second 72-arrow round. This accomplishment highlighted his skill and contributed to his rising profile within the archery community. His performance led to his selection among the top 16 for the 2020 U.S. Olympic Trials, indicating his pursuit of Olympic competition. He further demonstrated his competitive standing with a top-10 finish at the Madrid 2019 World Archery Youth Championships, participating in an international field.

As a member of the USA 2020 United States Archery Team, Joonsuh Oh continued to compete and represent his country. Although he did not make the Olympic team in 2021 as noted in a social media update, his career progression has been marked by consistent national and international participation, including events such as the World Cup where he earned a mixed team silver in 2022. He has also been part of the Junior Pan American Games lineup. At 23 years old, with a world ranking of 526 in Recurve Men, Oh maintains an active presence in the sport.