The 21-year-old was 12 points clear of second-placed archer Crystal Gauvin of the United States, who managed 698 in the ranking round and advances as second seed for the second World Cup stage in a row.

Denmark’s Sarah Sonnichsen, who Lopez beat in the final of stage one in Shanghai, ranked third on 696 points.

The Colombian women’s compound team also took the top seeding with a total of 2,087 points, made up of Lopez’s 710, Alejandra Usquiano’s 689 and a 688 from Aura Maria Bravo, her best in international competition.

"I love shooting here and my team-mates did a great job," said Lopez.

Reigning world champion Stephan Hansen of Denmark and the US's Alex Wifler equalled Lopez’s score to lead the men’s compound ranking field.

Wifler clinched the number one seeding on the number of 10s - 33 to Hansen’s 32.

The Netherlands' Mike Schloesser, who broke his own 72-arrow ranking-round world record at stage one with 717 points, came third with 709.

Wifler, along with Steve Anderson and Braden Gellenthien, who managed 707 and 705 respectively, took the top men’s compound seed for the US with 2,122 points. 

In the men’s recurve qualification round, South Korea’s Kim Woojin led the way with 695 points - just four less than the current world record held by compatriot Im Dong Hyun.

Kim, the two-time and reigning world champion, was the only man not to drop an arrow out of the gold rings throughout the competition.

He was followed by the US’s Brady Ellison and fellow South Koreans Ku Bonchan and Lee Seungyun with 687, 685 and 679 respectively.

As a team, South Korea was seeded first with an accumulative score of 2,059 points and will open the elimination round on Friday (May 13) against Switzerland.

Chinese Taipei’s Tan Ya-ting led the women’s recurve qualification with 680 points, followed by the South Korean trio of Choi Misun, Chang Hye Jin and Olympic champion Ki Bo Bae on 680, 664 and 664 respectively.