Pacific Games: Chute and Nadan lose out in Archery quarterfinals

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Pacific Games: Chute and Nadan lose out in Archery quarterfinals

By Mosese Raqio

Thursday 23/11/2023

Photo:Team Fiji

Team Fiji Archery’s Jason Chute and Patrick Nadan both qualified for the quarter finals in the Men’s compound individual matchplay which they both lost.

Chute defeated Anisi Alfred of Solomon Islands but lost to Julien Ravaudet of Tahiti in the quarter finals.

Patrick Nadan defeated Molisi Kikimasi of Tonga to qualify for the quarter finals where he lost to Henry Shiu of New Caledonia.

Meanwhile, Nathan Kirk and Chaandvi Prasad are currently playing in the Recurve matchplay in the men's and women’s categories respectively.

Stay with us for updates.

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