Due to extremely adverse weather conditions in Chinese Taipei on Monday, all medal matches were conducted. Bangladesh's Abdur Rahman Alif secured the silver medal in the U-21 recurve boys' single event final. The match concluded in a 5-5 tie with the host, Chinese Taipei's Huang Li-Cheng. To determine the gold medal winner, both competitors shot one arrow each in a shoot-off.
Alif's arrow landed on the nine, while Huang's arrow hit the ten, resulting in Alif having to be content with the silver medal. Bangladesh also experienced a shoot-off defeat in the U-21 recurve mixed team category.
In the quarter-finals, Bangladesh drew 4-4 in the initial stage against Kazakhstan. Subsequently, each team shot one arrow, with Bangladesh scoring 18 and Kazakhstan scoring 18+.
Bangladesh's Al Shahriar Rahman Joy and Puspita Zaman advanced to the quarter-finals with a bye in the 1/8 elimination round of the U-21 compound mixed team event. Bangladesh progressed to the semi-finals after defeating Iran 154-149 in the quarter-finals. However, they narrowly lost to Chinese Taipei 151-152 in the semi-final. In the bronze medal match of the U-21 compound mixed team event, Bangladesh drew 147-147 with Kazakhstan in the first leg. Each team then shot one arrow, with Bangladesh scoring 15 and Kazakhstan scoring 17, resulting in Bangladesh's defeat.
In the U-21 recurve boys' team event, Bangladesh (Abdur Rahman Alif, Sagar Islam, and Rakib Mia) received a bye in the 1/8 elimination round and advanced to the quarter-finals. They then defeated Saudi Arabia 6-0 in the quarter-finals but were defeated by India 1-5 in the semi-final. In the bronze medal match, Bangladesh lost to Malaysia 1-5.
In the U-18 recurve mixed team event, Bangladesh (Abdullah Al Mohammad Rafi and Md Monira Akhtar) advanced to the quarter-finals with a bye in the 1/8 elimination round. In the quarter-finals, Bangladesh and Iran drew 4-4 in the first stage. Each team then shot one arrow, with Bangladesh scoring 19 and Iran scoring 19+. Consequently, Bangladesh was defeated by Iran 4-5 as Iran's arrow was closer to the centre point.
In the U-18 recurve girls' team event, Bangladesh (Mosa: Monira Akhter, Ms. Arvi Akhter, and Sonli Roy) drew 4-4 with the Philippines in the first leg of the quarter-final match. Each team then shot one arrow, with Bangladesh scoring 25 and the Philippines scoring 26. Based on the results of the last arrow, Bangladesh lost to the Philippines 4-5.
In the U-18 recurve boys' team event, Bangladesh (Abdullah Al Mohammad Rafi, Md Nahid Hasan, and Md Himel Sarwar) advanced to the quarter-finals with a bye in the elimination round. They then defeated Kazakhstan 5-1 in the quarter-finals but were defeated by South Korea 0-6 in the semi-final. In the bronze medal match, Bangladesh was defeated by Chinese Taipei 0-6.
