2004 Summer Olympics / Shooting

Shooting at the XXVIII. Summer Olympics
information
venue	Markopoulo Mesogeas
Competition venue	Markopoulo Olympic Shooting Center
Nations	106
Athletes	390 (137 women, 253 men)
date	14-22 August 2004
decisions	17th
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At the XXVIII. The 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens hosted 17 shooting competitions, ten of which were for men and seven for women. The venue was the Markopoulo Olympic Shooting Center in the suburb of Markopoulo Mesogeas .

Balance sheet

Medal table

space	country				total
1	China	4th	2	3	9
2	Russia	3	4th	3	10
3	Germany	2	1	-	3
	United States	2	1	-	3
5	Italy	1	2	-	3
6th	Australia	1	-	1	2
	Bulgaria	1	-	1	2
8th	Ukraine	1	-	-	1
	Hungary	1	-	-	1
	United Arab Emirates	1	-	-	1
11	South Korea	-	2	1	3
12	Czech Republic	-	1	1	2
13	Finland	-	1	-	1
	India	-	1	-	1
	Serbia and Montenegro	-	1	-	1
	Spain	-	1	-	1
17th	Azerbaijan	-	-	2	2
18th	Cuba	-	-	1	1
	North Korea	-	-	1	1
	Austria	-	-	1	1
	Slovakia	-	-	1	1
	Belarus	-	-	1	1

Medalist

Men competitor gold silver bronze Small caliber three-position fight 50 m Jia Zhanbo Michael Anti Christian planner Small bore, lying 50 m Matthew Emmons Christian Lusch Sjarhej Martynau Running target 10 m Manfred Kurzer Alexander Blinow Dmitri Lykin Air rifle 10 m Zhu Qinan Li Jie Jozef Gönci Free pistol 50 m Mikhail Nestruyev Jin Jong-oh Kim Jong-su Rapid fire pistol 25 m Ralf Schumann Sergei Polyakov Sergei Alifirenko Air pistol 10 m Wang Yifu Mikhail Nestruyev Vladimir Issakov Skeet Andrea Benelli Marko Kemppainen Juan Miguel Rodríguez Trap Alexei Alipov Giovanni Pellielo Adam Vella Double trap Ahmed Al Maktum RS Rathore Wang Zheng

Women competitor gold silver bronze Small caliber three-position fight 50 m Lyubov Galkina Valentina Turisini Wang Chengyi Air rifle 10 m You li Lyubov Galkina Kateřina Kůrková Sports pistol 25 m Maria Grosdeva Lenka Hyková Irada Asumova Air pistol 10 m Olena Kostewytsch Jasna Šekarić Maria Grosdeva Skeet Diána Igaly Wei Ning Zemfira Meftachetdinova Trap Suzanne Balogh Maria Quintanal Lee Bo-na Double trap Kim Rhode Lee Bo-na Gao E

Results men

Small caliber three-position fight 50 m

Award ceremony in the KK three-position fight

space	country	athlete	Points
1	CHN	Jia Zhanbo	1264.5
2	United States	Michael Anti	1263.1
3	AUT	Christian planner	1262.8
4th	SLO	Rajmond Debevec	1262.6
5	RUS	Artyom Hadschibekov	1261.6
6th	AUT	Thomas Farnik	1261.4
7th	UKR	Artur Ajwasjan	1261.0
8th	United States	Matthew Emmons	1257.4
12	GER	Christian Lusch	1161
18th	SUI	Marcel Bürge	1158
19th	GER	Maik Eckhardt	1157

Date: August 22, 2004
40 participants from 29 countries

Matthew Emmons , the Olympic champion lying in the KK, was in the lead before the last shot. In this one, however, he made a mistake: He did not fire his shot on his own target, but on the target of the branch line, which caused him to drop to eighth place.

Small bore, lying 50 m

space	country	athlete	Points
1	United States	Matthew Emmons	703.3
2	GER	Christian Lusch	702.2
3	BLR	Sjarhej Martynau	701.6
4th	SVK	Jozef Gönci	700.5
5	ITA	Marco De Nicolo	699.7
6th	GER	Maik Eckhardt	697.6
7th	GBR	Michael Babb	696.8
8th	CHN	Jia Zhanbo	696.6
9	SUI	Marcel Bürge	594
16	AUT	Mario Knögler	592
	AUT	Wolfram Waibel

Date: August 20, 2004
46 participants from 34 countries

Running target 10 m

space	country	athlete	Points
1	GER	Manfred Kurzer	682.4
2	RUS	Alexander Blinow	678.0
3	RUS	Dmitri Lykin	677.1
4th	SWE	Emil Andersson	676.8
5	GER	Michael Jakosits	676.7
6th	CHN	Li Jie	675.8
7th	UKR	Vladislav Prianischnikow	575
8th	United States	Adam Saathoff	575

Date: August 18 and 19, 2004
19 participants from 12 countries

Air rifle 10 m

space	country	athlete	Points
1	CHN	Zhu Qinan	702.7 ( WR )
2	CHN	Li Jie	701.3
3	SVK	Jozef Gönci	697.4
4th	COR	Cheon Min-ho	696.6
5	GER	Maik Eckhardt	696.3
6th	COR	Je Sung-tae	696.3
7th	IND	Abhinav Bindra	694.6
8th	United States	Jason Parker	694.5
12	GER	Torsten Krebs	593
	AUT	Christian planner
22nd	LIE	Oliver Geissmann	591
47	SUI	Marcel Bürge	576

Date: August 16, 2004
47 participants from 33 countries

Free pistol 50 m

space	country	athlete	Points
1	RUS	Mikhail Nestruyev	663.3
2	COR	Jin Jong-oh	661.5
3	PRK	Kim Jong-su	657.7
4th	POOR	Norair Bakhtamyan	654.8
5	RUS	Boris Kokorew	654.6
6th	KAZ	Vladimir Issachenko	654.5
7th	BUL	Tanju Kirjakov	654.3
8th	ESP	Isidro Lorenzo	652.0
18th	GER	Frank Seeger	553
24	GER	Abdulla Ustaoglu	550

Date: August 17th, 2004
42 participants from 31 countries

Rapid fire pistol 25 m

space	country	athlete	Points
1	GER	Ralf Schumann	694.9
2	RUS	Sergei Polyakov	692.7
3	RUS	Sergei Alifirenko	692.3
4th	UKR	Oleh Tkachev	688.7
5	ROME	Iulian Raicea	687.6
6th	CHN	Chen Yongqiang	683.8
7th	CHN	Zhang Penghui	585
8th	CUB	Leuris Pupo	585
10	GER	Marco Spangenberg	581
12	SUI	Niki Marty	577

Date: August 21, 2004
17 participants from 14 countries

Ralf Schumann is the first athlete in this discipline to have won the gold medal three times (after 1992, 1996).

Air pistol 10 m

space	country	athlete	Points
1	CHN	Wang Yifu	690.0 ( OR )
2	RUS	Mikhail Nestruyev	689.8
3	RUS	Vladimir Issakov	684.3
4th	BUL	Tanju Kirjakov	683.4
5	COR	Jin Jong-oh	682.9
6th	PRK	Kim Hyon-ung	682.0
7th	POOR	Norair Bakhtamyan	681.9
8th	PRK	Kim Jong-su	681.2
23	GER	Abdulla Ustaoglu	576
30th	GER	Artur Gevorgjan	573

Date: August 14, 2004
47 participants from 35 countries

Skeet

space	country	athlete	Points
1	ITA	Andrea Benelli	149
2	FIN	Marko Kemppainen	149
3	CUB	Juan Miguel Rodríguez	147
4th	QAT	Nasser Al-Attiyah	147
5	United States	Shawn Dulohery	147
6th	NOR	Harald Jensen	145
7th	THE	Michael Nielsen	122
8th	NOR	Erik Watndal	121
31	NOR	Axel Wegner	117

Fifth placed Shawn Dulohery (USA) in the final

Date: August 21 and 22, 2004
41 participants from 31 countries

Trap

space	country	athlete	Points
1	RUS	Alexei Alipov	149 ( OR )
2	ITA	Giovanni Pellielo	146
3	OUT	Adam Vella	145
4th	UAE	Ahmed Al Maktum	144
5	United States	Lance Bade	143
6th	KUW	Khaled Al-Mudhaf	141
7th	GER	Olaf Kirchstein	119
8th	OUT	Michael Diamond	119
14th	GER	Karsten Bindrich	117

Date: August 14th and 15th, 2004
35 participants from 26 countries

Double trap

space	country	athlete	Points
1	UAE	Ahmed Al Maktum	189 ( OR )
2	IND	Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore	179
3	CHN	Wang Zheng	178
4th	CHN	Hu Binyuan	177
5	SWE	Håkan Dahlby	177
6th	GER	Waldemar Schanz	175
7th	ITA	Daniele Di Spigno	134
8th	KUW	Fehaid Al-Deehani	134

Date: August 17, 2004
25 participants from 19 countries

Results women

Small caliber three-position fight 50 m

space	country	sportswoman	Points
1	RUS	Lyubov Galkina	688.4 ( OR )
2	ITA	Valentina Turisini	685.9
3	CHN	Wang Chengyi	685.4
4th	KAZ	Olga Dowgun	1262
5	COR	Lee Hye-jin	681.0
6th	GER	Sonja Pfeilschifter	679.6
7th	GER	Barbara Lechner	677.6
8th	UKR	Natalja Kalnisch	677.2
13	SUI	Gaby Bühlmann	575

Date: August 20, 2004
32 participants from 22 countries

Air rifle 10 m

space	country	sportswoman	Points
1	CHN	You li	502.0 ( OR )
2	RUS	Lyubov Galkina	501.5
3	CZE	Kateřina Kůrková	501.1
4th	CHN	Zhao Yinghui	500.8
5	RUS	Tatiana Goldobina	499.5
6th	GER	Sonja Pfeilschifter	498.7
7th	FRA	Laurence Brize	497.9
8th	IND	Suma Shirur	497.2
9	AUT	Monika Haselsberger	396
22nd	GER	Dorothee Bauer	392
27	SUI	Gaby Bühlmann	391

Hattie Johnson (USA)

Date: August 14, 2004
44 participants from 31 countries

Sports pistol 25 m

space	country	sportswoman	Points
1	BUL	Maria Grosdeva	688.2 ( OR )
2	CZE	Lenka Hyková	687.8
3	AZE	Irada Asumova	687.3
4th	CHN	Chen Ying	686.2
5	GER	Munkhbayar Dorjsuren	684.6
6th	MGL	Otrjadyn Gündegmaa	683.4
7th	COR	Seo Joo-hyung	680.8
8th	GEO	Nino Salukvadze	678.3
23	GER	Claudia Verdicchio	572
29	SUI	Monika Rieder	568
34	SUI	Cornelia Frölich	557

Date: August 18, 2004
37 participants from 26 countries

Air pistol 10 m

space	country	sportswoman	Points
1	UKR	Olena Kostewytsch	483.3
2	SCG	Jasna Šekarić	483.3
3	BUL	Maria Grosdeva	482.3
4th	CHN	Ren Jie	482.3
5	RUS	Natalia Paderina	481.9
6th	GER	Munkhbayar Dorjsuren	481.9
7th	SUI	Cornelia Frölich	481.5
8th	AZE	Irada Asumova	481.4
16	GER	Claudia Verdicchio	380
38	SUI	Monika Rieder	366

Date: August 15, 2004
41 participants from 30 countries

Skeet

space	country	sportswoman	Points
1	HUN	Diána Igaly	97
2	CHN	Wei Ning	93
3	AZE	Zemfira Meftachetdinova	93
4th	OUT	Lauryn Mark	92
5	United States	Kim Rhode	91
6th	United States	Connie Smotek	90
7th	PRK	Ri Hyon-ok	68
8th	ITA	Chiara Cainero	67

Date: August 19, 2004
12 participants from 11 countries

Trap

space	country	sportswoman	Points
1	OUT	Suzanne Balogh	88
2	ESP	Maria Quintanal	84
3	COR	Lee Bo-na	83
4th	United States	Whitly Loper	82
5	GER	Susanne Kiermayer	79
6th	CAN	Susan Nattrass	76
7th	SMR	Emanuela Felici	60
8th	JPN	Taeko Takeba	59

Date: August 16, 2004
17 participants from 16 countries

Double trap

space	country	sportswoman	Points
1	United States	Kim Rhode	146
2	COR	Lee Bo-na	145
3	CHN	Gao E	142
4th	CHN	Li Qingnian	142
5	JPN	Megumi Inoue	140
6th	NZL	Nadine Stanton	137
7th	OUT	Susan Trindall	106
8th	TPE	Lin Yi-chun	106
11	GER	Susanne Kiermayer	101

Date: August 18, 2004
15 participants from 12 countries

Web links

Commons : Shooting at the 2004 Summer Olympics  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Shooting at the 2004 Summer Olympics in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )
• Official results of the 2004 Summer Games (PDF, 5.8 MB)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Ralf Meile: 08/17/2008: Amor hits better than the sports shooter who only became famous because he aimed at the wrong target. watson.ch , August 17, 2016, accessed on November 15, 2018 .