The final day of the world ranking event featured team and individual medals up for grabs, and in the women’s W1 category Rumary claimed a second gold of the event by beating Tereza Brandtlova of the Czech Republic 128-121.

The bronze medal went to Sarka Musilova of the Czech Republic, who defeated top seed Asia Pellizzari of Italy 132-122.

In the men’s W1 category, gold went to Aydin Caner Yigit of Turkey who edged out Hungary’s Tamas Gaspar 141-139.

Russia’s Igor Meshkov took bronze in the category by beating Karel Davidek of the Czech Republic 128-122.

In the women’s compound open category, gold went to top seed Jessica Stretton of Britain, who beat Maria Andrea Virgilio 148-139.

Bronze went to Julie Chupin of France who defeated Farzaneh Asgari of Iran 144-139.

In the men’s compound open category, the gold medal was shared after an incredibly tight contest ended 146-146 between Bair Shigaev of Russia and Serhiy Atamanenko of Ukraine.

The pair were then involved in a shoot-off but were deadlocked at 10 points apiece and so shared gold.

The bronze medal went to Iran’s Alisina Manshaezadeh who beat France’s Daniel Lelou 142-137.

In the women’s recurve open, top seed Elisabetta Mijno of Italy overcame Zahra Nemati of Iran 6-4 to win gold.

There was more Italian success in the bronze medal final, with Vincenza Petrilli victorious against Russia’s Margarita Sidorenko 6-2.

The men’s recurve open category saw top seed Guillaume Toucoulet of France triumph 6-4 against Sadik Savas of Turkey in the gold medal match.

Bronze went to Slovakia’s David Ivan, after he defeated Stefano Travisani of Italy 6-4.

The final category up for grabs was the visually impaired, a mixed gender category which featured only three archers.

Daniel Martin Ayana of Spain won gold after overcoming top seed Christos Misos of Cyprus 6-2, with the other competitor Anette Londal claiming bronze.

In the mixed team recurve open final, gold went to the top seeds the Russian Federation who defeated Italy 5-1, while the bronze medal went to Turkey who overcame the Islamic Republic of Iran 5-3.

In the compound mixed team open final, gold went to Britain who defeated France 154-147, while the bronze final was an extremely close affair as the Russian Federation edged out Turkey 151-150.

The mixed team W1 saw Italy beat top seeds the Czech Republic 141-137 to claim gold, while Britain took the bronze medal by beating the Russian Federation 139-131.