Joonsuh Oh

Joonsuh Oh is an accomplished American archer, recognized for setting national and world records and competing at the highest levels of the sport. After setting a world record with a score of 1350 at the 2019 Junior Olympic Archery Development (JOAD) National Target Championships, Joonsuh Oh established himself as a formidable American archer. This pivotal achievement, which showcased his precise and consistent performance, followed his rapid ascent in the sport where he had already broken the 18-meter Recurve cadet national record twice within 2019. Oh’s remarkable year continued with a top-10 finish at the Madrid 2019 World Archery Youth Championships, navigating a highly competitive international field and solidifying his rising profile within the global archery community.

Oh’s exceptional performance trajectory led to his securing a coveted spot among the top 16 for the 2020 U.S. Olympic Trials, indicating his strong pursuit of Olympic competition. During this period, he became a distinguished member of the USA 2020 United States Archery Team, proudly representing his country on the global stage across various elite competitions. Further cementing his consistent presence in high-stakes international events, Oh was also a key component of Team USA Archery’s first Junior Pan American Games lineup, contributing to the team’s strong showing in significant continental competitions.

He continues to engage in rigorous training and competition, aiming for further achievements and solidifying his legacy as an archer with a proven track record of breaking records and securing top finishes in major championships.