OGDEN -- Just as the U.S. women's compound team was setting a new world record on the left side of the field, the women's recurve team learned they had missed the gold medal round by a single point.
Humid conditions and a grueling sun set the tone for eliminations during the third stage of the Archery World Cup at Weber State University. The field was quickly cut down to medal contenders in each category, setting the stage for this weekend's showdown for gold at Lindquist Field.
Team USA is poised for possible gold in eight events, including the women's team compound, after the trio of Erika Anschutz, Christie Colin and Jamie Van Natta shot a world record 236 in the semifinal match against Canada.