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Go at the 2013 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games

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Go
at the 2013 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games
VenueYonsei University
Dates30 June – 5 July 2013

Go, known as baduk (바둑) in Korea, for the 2013 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games, was held at the Yonsei Global University Campus.[1] It took place from 30 June to 5 July 2013.[2] It was also this event's debut at these Games. Before that Go was part of the 2010 Asian Games at Guangzhou.[3]

Medalists

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's individual Tang Weixing
 China
Byeon Sang-il
 South Korea
Tan Xiao
 China
Lee Dong-hun
 South Korea
Men's team  South Korea
Byeon Sang-il
Kang Seung-min
Lee Dong-hun
Na Hyun
 China
Mi Yuting
Peng Liyao
Tan Xiao
Tang Weixing
 Chinese Taipei
Chen Shih-yuan
Chou Chun-hsun
Hsiao Cheng-hao
Lin Chih-han
 Japan
Tomoya Hirata
Katsuya Motoki
Atsushi Sada
Kazushi Tsuruta
Women's team  China
Gao Xing
Wang Shuang
Yu Zhiying
Zhang Peipei
 South Korea
Choi Jeong
Kim Chae-young
Oh Jeong-a
Oh Yu-jin
 Chinese Taipei
Chang Cheng-ping
Chang Kai-hsin
Joanne Missingham
Su Sheng-fang
 Thailand
Pattraporn Aroonphaichitra
Juthamate Jaruratchataphun
Aroonkorn Prathoomwan
Ribakah Wongchugaew
Mixed pair  China
Peng Liyao
Gao Xing
 South Korea
Na Hyun
Choi Jeong
 South Korea
Kang Seung-min
Oh Jeong-a
 China
Mi Yuting
Yu Zhiying

Medal table

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 China (CHN)3126
2 South Korea (KOR)1326
3 Chinese Taipei (TPE)0022
4 Japan (JPN)0011
 Thailand (THA)0011
Totals (5 entries)44816

Results

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Men's individual

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Swiss round

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30 June – 1 July

Rank Athlete R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 Pts SOS
1  Tan Xiao (CHN) MAC1
2
TPE2
2
HKG1
2
KOR1
2
CHN2
2
10 32
2  Lee Dong-hun (KOR) THA2
2
JPN1
2
JPN2
2
CHN1
0
TPE1
2
8 30
3  Tang Weixing (CHN) MAC2
2
THA1
2
KOR2
2
JPN2
2
CHN1
0
8 28
4  Byeon Sang-il (KOR) MGL2
2
TPE1
2
CHN2
0
JPN1
2
HKG1
2
8 26
5  Hsiao Cheng-hao (TPE) HKG2
2
KOR2
0
TPE2
2
THA1
2
KOR1
0
6 32
6  Chen Shih-yuan (TPE) VIE1
2
CHN1
0
TPE1
0
HKG2
2
THA1
2
6 30
7  Atsushi Sada (JPN) SIN1
2
KOR1
0
VIE2
2
KOR2
0
JPN2
2
6 30
8  Chan Nai San (HKG) MAS2
2
MGL1
2
CHN1
0
SIN2
2
KOR2
0
6 28
9  Chan Chi Hin (HKG) TPE1
0
MAS1
2
VIE1
2
TPE2
0
MAC1
2
6 24
10  Zhang Xiang (SIN) JPN1
0
VIE1
0
MAS1
2
MAC2
2
THA2
2
6 20
11  Goh Rong Yao (SIN) JPN2
0
MAC2
2
MGL1
2
HKG1
0
VIE1
2
6 18
12  Kazushi Tsuruta (JPN) SIN2
2
MAS2
2
KOR1
0
CHN2
0
JPN1
0
4 30
13  Purepun Punuerai (THA) VIE2
2
CHN2
0
MAC1
2
TPE1
0
TPE2
0
4 28
14  Đỗ Khánh Bình (VIE) TPE2
0
SIN1
2
HKG2
0
MGL1
2
SIN2
0
4 26
15  Lam Hin Chan (MAC) CHN1
0
MGL2
2
THA1
0
VIE2
2
HKG2
0
4 24
16  Srisin Chotikapong (THA) KOR1
0
VIE2
0
MAC2
2
MAS2
2
SIN1
0
4 22
17  Lê Mai Duy (VIE) THA1
0
THA2
2
JPN1
0
MAC1
0
MGL1
2
4 20
18  Koh Song Sang (MAS) MGL1
0
HKG2
0
SIN1
0
MGL2
2
MAS2
2
4 16
19  Tsendjavyn Oyuutbileg (MGL) MAS1
2
HKG1
0
SIN2
0
VIE1
0
VIE2
0
2 24
19  Chan Kuok Wang (MAC) CHN2
0
SIN2
0
THA2
0
SIN1
0
MGL2
2
2 24
21  Cheng Khai Yong (MAS) HKG1
0
JPN2
0
MGL2
2
THA2
0
MAS1
0
2 18
22  Agvaandondovyn Demberelnyambuu (MGL) KOR2
0
MAC1
0
MAS2
0
MAS1
0
MAC2
0
0 20

Knockout round

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2 July

Semifinals Gold medal match
 Tan Xiao (CHN) 0
 Byeon Sang-il (KOR) 2  Byeon Sang-il (KOR) 0
 Lee Dong-hun (KOR) 0  Tang Weixing (CHN) 2
 Tang Weixing (CHN) 2

Men's team

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Swiss round

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3–4 July

Rank Team R1 R2 R3 R4 MP GP
1  China (CHN) JPN
6–0
TPE
6–0
KOR
4–2
THA
6–0
8 22
2  South Korea (KOR) THA
6–0
SIN
6–0
CHN
2–4
TPE
4–2
6 18
3  Japan (JPN) CHN
0–6
HKG
4–2
MGL
6–0
SIN
6–0
6 16
4  Chinese Taipei (TPE) HKG
6–0
CHN
0–6
MAC
6–0
KOR
2–4
4 14
5  Hong Kong (HKG) TPE
0–6
JPN
2–4
MAS
6–0
MAC
6–0
4 14
6  Thailand (THA) KOR
0–6
MGL
6–0
SIN
4–2
CHN
0–6
4 10
7  Singapore (SIN) MAC
6–0
KOR
0–6
THA
2–4
JPN
0–6
2 8
8  Malaysia (MAS) MGL
2–4
MAC
0–6
HKG
0–6
MGL
4–2
2 6
9  Macau (MAC) SIN
0–6
MAS
6–0
TPE
0–6
HKG
0–6
2 6
10  Mongolia (MGL) MAS
4–2
THA
0–6
JPN
0–6
MAS
2–4
2 6
  • After the 4th round, two teams tied as the 4th place in the team score and individual scores. Therefore, the fourth place was determined by an extra match between them. The winning team Chinese Taipei was advanced to the second phase as the 4th place.

Knockout round

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5 July

Semifinals Gold medal match
 China 6
 Chinese Taipei 0  China 2
 South Korea 4  South Korea 4
 Japan 2

Women's team

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Swiss round

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3–4 July

Rank Team R1 R2 R3 R4 MP GP
1  China (CHN) KOR
4–2
THA
6–0
TPE
4–2
SIN
6–0
8 20
2  South Korea (KOR) CHN
2–4
SIN
6–0
VIE
6–0
TPE
6–0
6 20
3  Thailand (THA) SIN
4–2
CHN
0–6
MAS
4–2
VIE
4–2
6 12
4  Chinese Taipei (TPE) MGL
6–0
VIE
6–0
CHN
2–4
KOR
0–6
4 14
5  Malaysia (MAS) VIE
0–6
MGL
4–2
THA
2–4
MGL
4–2
4 10
6  Vietnam (VIE) MAS
6–0
TPE
0–6
KOR
0–6
THA
2–4
2 8
7  Singapore (SIN) THA
2–4
KOR
0–6
MGL
4–2
CHN
0–6
2 6
8  Mongolia (MGL) TPE
0–6
MAS
2–4
SIN
2–4
MAS
2–4
0 6

Knockout round

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5 July

Semifinals Gold medal match
 China 4
 Chinese Taipei 2  China 4
 South Korea 6  South Korea 2
 Thailand 0

Mixed pair

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Swiss round

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30 June – 1 July

Rank Team R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 Pts SOS
1  Kang Seung-min (KOR)
 Oh Jeong-a (KOR)
MGL1
2
CHN2
2
JPN1
2
CHN1
2
KOR2
0
8 34
2  Mi Yuting (CHN)
 Yu Zhiying (CHN)
THA1
2
TPE2
2
HKG1
2
KOR1
0
JPN1
2
8 32
3  Peng Liyao (CHN)
 Gao Xing (CHN)
MAS2
2
KOR1
0
SIN1
2
HKG1
2
TPE2
2
8 26
4  Na Hyun (KOR)
 Choi Jeong (KOR)
MAC1
2
THA2
2
TPE1
2
JPN1
0
KOR1
2
8 24
5  Katsuya Motoki (JPN)
 Rina Fujisawa (JPN)
SIN1
2
TPE1
2
KOR1
0
KOR2
2
CHN1
0
6 34
6  Yang Shi Hai (HKG)
 Kan Ying (HKG)
THA2
2
SIN2
2
CHN1
0
CHN2
0
JPN2
2
6 28
7  Lin Chih-han (TPE)
 Joanne Missingham (TPE)
JPN2
2
JPN1
0
KOR2
0
MGL1
2
SIN2
2
6 28
8  Chou Chun-hsun (TPE)
 Chang Kai-hsin (TPE)
MGL2
2
CHN1
0
MAS2
2
SIN2
2
CHN2
0
6 22
9  Tomoya Hirata (JPN)
 Aya Okuda (JPN)
TPE1
0
MAS1
2
THA2
2
SIN1
2
HKG1
0
6 22
10  Nuttakrit Taechaamnuayvit (THA)
 Pattraporn Aroonphaichitra (THA)
CHN1
0
SIN1
0
MAC1
2
MAS2
2
THA2
2
6 18
11  Kwa Jie Hui (SIN)
 Ho Li Ting (SIN)
JPN1
0
THA1
2
CHN2
0
JPN2
0
MAS2
2
4 28
12  Tan Jia Cheng (SIN)
 Karen Pooh (SIN)
MAS1
2
HKG1
0
MGL1
2
TPE2
0
TPE1
0
4 26
13  Tsolmongiin Sansar (MGL)
 Ravjiryn Tungalag (MGL)
KOR1
0
MGL2
2
SIN2
0
TPE1
0
MAC1
2
4 20
14  Ho Hock Doong (MAS)
 Fong Sok Nee (MAS)
SIN2
0
JPN2
0
MGL2
2
THA2
0
MGL2
2
4 12
15  Pariwat Sampaokaew (THA)
 Aroonkorn Prathoomwan (THA)
HKG1
0
KOR2
0
JPN2
0
MAS1
2
THA1
0
2 30
16  Zaid Zulkifli (MAS)
 Suzanne Low (MAS)
CHN2
0
MAC1
2
TPE2
0
THA1
0
SIN1
0
2 26
17  Sam In Hang (MAC)
 Fu Soi Ieng (MAC)
KOR2
0
MAS2
0
THA1
0
MGL2
2
MGL1
0
2 20
18  Bataagiin Temüüjin (MGL)
 Mönkh-Erdeniin Uuganbat (MGL)
TPE2
0
MGL1
0
MAS1
0
MAC1
0
MAS1
0
0 20

Knockout round

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2 July

Semifinals Gold medal match
 Kang Seung-min (KOR)
 Oh Jeong-a (KOR)
0
 Na Hyun (KOR)
 Choi Jeong (KOR)
2  Na Hyun (KOR)
 Choi Jeong (KOR)
0
 Mi Yuting (CHN)
 Yu Zhiying (CHN)
0  Peng Liyao (CHN)
 Gao Xing (CHN)
2
 Peng Liyao (CHN)
 Gao Xing (CHN)
2

References

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  1. ^ "2013 AIMAG Chess and Baduk(Go) Venue". aimag2013.org. Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games 2013. Retrieved 8 July 2013.
  2. ^ "Baduk Competition Schedule". aimag2013.org. Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games 2013. Archived from the original on 2 July 2013. Retrieved 8 July 2013.
  3. ^ "Baduk Medallists". aimag2013.org. Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games 2013. Archived from the original on 8 July 2013. Retrieved 8 July 2013.
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