Shooting at the 1996 Summer Olympics – Men's trap

Men's trap
at the Games of the XXVI Olympiad
Venue Wolf Creek Shooting Complex
Competitors 58 from 41 nations
Winning score 149 (OR)
Medalists
  Michael Diamond   Australia
  Josh Lakatos   United States
  Lance Bade   United States
«1992 (mixed) 2000»
Shooting at the
1996 Summer Olympics
Rifle
50 m rifle three positions men women
50 m rifle prone men
10 m air rifle   men   women
Pistol
50 m pistol men
25 m pistol women
25 m rapid fire pistol men
10 m air pistol men women
Shotgun
Trap men
Double trap men women
Skeet men
Running target
10 m running target men

Men's trap shooting was one of the fifteen shooting events at the 1996 Summer Olympics. Michael Diamond won, setting two new Olympic records, ahead of two Americans. After the regular 150 targets, it took a marathon shoot-off to separate the silver and bronze medalists; after both shooters had hit 27 straight targets, Josh Lakatos hit his 28th while Lance Bade missed.

Qualification round

Rank Athlete Country Day 1 Day 2 Total Shoot-off Notes
1 Michael Diamond Australia 74 50 124 Q OR
2 Lance Bade United States 73 50 123 Q
3 Josh Lakatos United States 74 49 123 Q
4 John Maxwell Australia 75 48 123 Q
5 Vladimir Slamka Slovakia 74 48 122 ? Q
6 Zhang Bing China 74 48 122 ? Q
7 Manuel Vieira Portugal 72 50 122 ?
8 Jiri Gach Czech Republic 72 49 121
9 Karsten Bindrich Germany 75 46 121
9 Peter Boden Great Britain 74 47 121
9 George Leary Canada 73 48 121
9 Zhang Yongjie China 72 49 121
13 Zoltan Bodo Hungary 72 48 120
13 Pavel Kubec Czech Republic 73 47 120
13 Russell Mark Australia 72 48 120
13 Park Chul-sung North Korea 75 45 120
13 Giovanni Pellielo Italy 72 48 120
13 Jose Perez Spain 74 46 120
13 João Rebelo Portugal 70 50 120
20 Fehaid Al Deehani Kuwait 71 48 119
20 Xavier Bouvier Switzerland 74 45 119
20 Jörg Damme Germany 72 47 119
20 Philippe Dupont Belgium 71 48 119
20 Bret Erickson United States 72 47 119
20 Karoly Gombos Hungary 71 48 119
20 Jean Labatut Brazil 71 48 119
20 Lee Wung Yew Singapore 73 46 119
20 Frans Pace Malta 72 47 119
20 Marcello Tittarelli Italy 71 48 119
20 Marco Venturini Italy 70 49 119
31 Francesco Amici San Marino 70 48 118
31 Danilo Caro Colombia 72 46 118
31 Alejandro Fernández Mexico 72 46 118
31 David Kostelecký Czech Republic 70 48 118
31 Mansher Singh India 69 49 118
31 Zhao Guisheng China 70 48 118
37 Gerard Barcia Andorra 68 49 117
37 Kevin Gill Great Britain 71 46 117
37 Ivan Gulev Bulgaria 69 48 117
37 Keld Hansen Denmark 70 47 117
37 Christophe Vicard France 70 47 117
42 Thomas Allen Ireland 70 46 116
42 Armand Dousemont Luxembourg 69 47 116
42 Brant Woodward New Zealand 71 45 116
45 Paulo Franca Angola 70 45 115
45 Heikki Jaansalu Estonia 68 47 115
45 Dmytro Monakov Ukraine 67 48 115
45 Ian Shaw Canada 68 47 115
49 Jose Artecona Puerto Rico 70 44 114
49 Francisco Boza Peru 68 46 114
49 Cheng Shu Ming Hong Kong 67 47 114
49 Michel Daou Netherlands Antilles 68 46 114
49 Alp Kizilsu Turkey 69 45 114
49 Uwe Möller Germany 68 46 114
49 Frans Peeters Belgium 69 45 114
56 George Earnshaw Philippines 69 44 113
57 Michail Elpikidis Greece 64 47 111
57 Huang I-chien Chinese Taipei 65 46 111

OR Olympic record – Q Qualified for final

Final

Rank Athlete Qual Final Total 4th place
shoot-off		 Silver
shoot-off		 Notes
 Michael Diamond (AUS) 124 25 149 OR
 Josh Lakatos (USA) 123 24 147 28
 Lance Bade (USA) 123 24 147 27
4  John Maxwell (AUS) 123 23 146 7
5  Zhang Bing (CHN) 122 24 146 6
6  Vladimir Slamka (SVK) 122 23 145

OR Olympic record

References