Archery
France sent eight archers in its third Olympic archery appearance, all of whom won at least three medals. The team ended up with one gold medal, four silvers, and a bronze. Because of the lack of competition, the team's worst possible result would have been five silvers and a bronze; thus, Brulé's victory over Belgium's van Innis in the individual moving bird at 50 metres to take the gold medal was the only actual success the team had.
| Archer | Event | Final | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Score | Rank | ||
| Julien Brulé | Moving bird, 50 m | 134 | 1 ! |
| Moving bird, 33 m | 94 | 2 ! | |
| Léonce Quentin | Moving bird, 28 m | 104 | 2 ! |
| Julien Brulé Léon Epin Pascal Fauvel Eugène Grisot Paul Leroy Artur Mabellon Léonce Quentin Eugène Richez |
Team moving bird, 50 m | 2493 | 2 ! |
| Team moving bird, 33 m | 2586 | 2 ! | |
| Team moving bird, 28 m | 2328 | 3 ! | |
Read more about this topic: France At The 1920 Summer Olympics