Reppe, who represented her nation at Beijing 2008 and London 2012, scored 663 points with Ukraine’s Ksenija Markitantova ranked second on 658 and Germany’s Vanessa Bui third on 651.

There is just one Rio 2016 place available in the women’s compound, while there are two in the men’s recurve, women’s recurve and men’s compound.

Spain’s Guillermo Javier Rodriguez Gonzalez managed 684 points to top the men’s compound standings ahead of Ukraine’s Serhiy Atamanenko and Russia’s Aleksander Zubar, who were tied for second place on 680.

The men’s recurve was led by Italy’s Alessandro Erario, whose score of 624 points put him clear of France’s Maxime Guérin, second with 617, and Poland’s Ireneusz Kapusta, third with 606.  

Just two points separated women’s recurve frontrunner Merve Nur Eroglu of Turkey and second-placed Annalisa Rosada of Italy on 599 and 597 points respectively.

Eroglu’s compatriot Zehra Ozbey Torun was the third-best performer, registering 585 points.

Igor Meshkov of Russia posted a score of 644 points in the men’s W1 as countryman Denis Ten and Slovakia’s Peter Kinik both finished on 639 in second.

One Rio 2016 place is also available in each of the men’s W1 and women’s W1, whose only competitor is France’s Elisabeth Barleon.

There are no Rio 2016 spots up for grabs in the VI 2/3 division, however, there is still a European title at stake.

Great Britain’s Steve Prowse headed the rankings with 629 points ahead of the semi-finals on Friday (April 8).

France’s Christophe Gerardin was second on 582 points, while Britain’s Carmel Bassett was third on 466.

The qualification tournament is due to conclude tomorrow.