Lance Bade

Lance Bade medal table
Sport shooting
United States
Olympic games
bronze	Atlanta 1996	Trap
World championships
silver	Barcelona 1993	Double trap (M)
bronze	Fagnano 1994	Trap
bronze	Nicosia 1995	Trap (M)
bronze	Nicosia 1995	Double trap (M)
bronze	Lima 1997	Double trap (M)
silver	Barcelona 1998	Trap
silver	Barcelona 1998	Trap (M)
bronze	Tampere 1999	Trap (M)
silver	Cairo 2001	Trap (M)
bronze	Zagreb 2006	Trap (M)
Pan American Games
silver	Winnipeg 1999	Trap
gold	Winnipeg 1999	Double trap
gold	Santo Domingo 2003	Trap

Lance Thomas Bade (born February 6, 1971 in Vancouver , Washington ) is a former American marksman .

successes

Lance Bade took part in three Olympic Games in trap and double trap . In 1996 he finished tenth in the double trap in Atlanta , while he reached the final in the trap and finished it with 147 points. In the jump-off for the silver medal he was defeated by Josh Lakatos , with which he won the bronze medal. Four years later he made it to the final this time in a double trap, which he finished in last place and thus in sixth place overall. In the trap competition he reached 16th place. At the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens he only appeared in a trap, where he made it to the final again and came in fifth.

At world championships , Bade won ten medals between 1993 and 2006, four of them silver and six bronze. In 1998 he was vice world champion in trap singles in Barcelona and also with the team. With the Trap team, he repeated this success in 2001 in Cairo . In the double trap he and the team took second place in 1993 in Barcelona. At the Pan American Games in Winnipeg in 1999 , Bade secured the silver medal in the trap and the gold medal in the double trap. In 2003 in Santo Domingo , he won the trap competition.

Bade is married and has two children.

Web links

• Lance Bade in the database of the International Shooting Sport Federation (English)
• Lance Bade in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )