Joonsuh Oh

Word Record holder Joonsuh Oh is an up and coming archer who represents the United States of America. Breaking records is becoming a habit for the young bowman, and the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games hopeful once broke the 18 metre Recurve cadet national record with 592/600 and smashed his own record with 593 within a fortnight. Oh’s rise to the pinnacle of the sport has been fast, and he had only been shooting for just over three years when he achieved the world record of an outstanding 1350 at the 2019 Junior Olympic Archery Development (JOAD ) National Target Championships in the second 72-arrow round. The crowning achievement of his world record is the result of his hard work and dedication, and Oh has now overcome his nerves in the big competitions with the help of his coach.

In possibly the most competitive year yet, Oh worked tirelessly to top the recurve cadet rankings and secure his place in the top 16 for the 2020 U.S. Olympic Trials. 2019 also saw Oh finish inside the top 10 at the Madrid 2019 World Archery Youth Championships.

Already a world record breaker and not yet out of his teenage years, Oh is a proud member of the USA 2020 United States Archery Team and will be hoping to make his mark at the Tokyo Olympic Games and beyond.