2012 Summer Olympics / Shooting - Trap (Women)

sport	shoot
discipline	Trap
gender	Women
place	Royal Artillery Barracks
Attendees	22 athletes from 21 countries
Competition phase	4th August 2012

The competition trap women in the 2012 Olympic Games in London was in the 4 August 2012 Royal Artillery Barracks played. 22 participants competed.

The competition took place in two rounds, a qualifying round and a final round. In the qualifying round, each shooter had to shoot three series of 25 targets. Ten targets were thrown from the left, ten from the right and five straight ahead, each shooter being able to shoot the targets up to two times. Each hit resulted in a point. The six best athletes qualified for the final. In the final another series of 25 targets was thrown, but each shooter was only allowed to fire one shot per target. Here, too, each hit resulted in a point.

The shooters qualified for the final are highlighted in light green.

Title holder

Olympic champion	Satu Mäkelä-Nummela ( Finland )	91 points	Beijing 2008
World Champion	-	-	since 2009 no more World Cup discipline

Existing records

World record qualification	Viktorija Chuiko ( Ukraine )	74	Nicosia , Cyprus	June 13, 1998
Olympic record qualification	Daina Gudzinevičiūtė ( Lithuania )	71	Sydney , Australia	September 18, 2000
World record final	Zuzana Štefečeková ( Slovakia )	96 (74 + 22)	Qingyuan , People's Republic of China	April 4, 2006
Olympic record final	Satu Mäkelä-Nummela ( Finland )	91 (70 + 21)	Beijing , People's Republic of China	August 11, 2008

qualification

space	Sagittarius	nation	1	2	3	Points	annotation
01	Jessica Rossi	Italy	25th	25th	25th	75	WR
0 2	Zuzana Štefečeková	Slovakia	24	25th	24	73
0 3	Suzanne Balogh	Australia	24	23	25th	72
0 4th	Delphine Réau	France	25th	25th	22nd	72
0 5	Alessandra Perilli	San Marino	25th	24	22nd	71
06th	Fátima Gálvez	Spain	23	25th	22nd	70
	Satu Mäkelä-Nummela	Finland	22nd	24	24	70
	Elena Tkach	Russia	23	22nd	25th	70
09	Kim Rhode	United States	23	21st	24	68
10	Lin Yi-chun	Chinese Taipei	22nd	23	22nd	68
11	Corey Cogdell	United States	25th	22nd	21st	68
12	Liu Yingzi	People's Republic of China	23	22nd	22nd	67
13	Nihan Kantarcı	Turkey	24	21st	21st	66
14th	Daina Gudzinevičiūtė	Lithuania	24	22nd	20th	66
15th	Yukie Nakayama	Japan	20th	23	22nd	65
16	Charlotte Kerwood	United Kingdom	22nd	19th	23	64
17th	Sonja Scheibl	Germany	20th	22nd	22nd	64
18th	Ray Bassil	Lebanon	22nd	22nd	20th	64
19th	Kang Gee-eun	South Korea	19th	22nd	21st	62
20th	Shagun Chowdhary	India	23	17th	21st	61
21st	Yasmina Mesfioui	Morocco	17th	24	20th	61
22nd	Gaby Ahrens	Namibia	20th	21st	18th	59

Sting

With 70 points, three participants were in 6th place, which is enough for the final qualification. Since only one shooter could advance, a jump-off had to be held. 15 targets were thrown, five each from the left, right and straight ahead.

space	Shooter	nation	Points
06th	Fátima Gálvez	Spain	12
07th	Satu Mäkelä-Nummela	Finland	11
08th	Elena Tkach	Russia	6th

final

space	Sagittarius	qualification	Final points	Total points	annotation
1	Jessica Rossi	75	24	99	WR , OR
2	Delphine Réau	72	21st	93
	Alessandra Perilli	71	22nd	93
	Zuzana Štefečeková	73	20th	93
5	Fátima Gálvez	70	17th	87
6th	Suzanne Balogh	72	15th	87

Piercing around silver and bronze

With 93 points, three participants were in second place. To determine the medal ranks, a jump-off with five targets was carried out.

space	Shooter	Points
2	Zuzana Štefečeková	3
3	Delphine Réau	2
4th	Alessandra Perilli	1

Medal ranks

space	Shooter
1	Jessica Rossi
2	Zuzana Štefečeková
3	Delphine Réau

Jessica Rossi is the first Italian Olympic champion in the trap.

Picture gallery

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  Olympic Champion Jessica Rossi (ITA)

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  Zuzana Štefečeková (SVK), winner of the silver medal

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  Defending champion Satu Mäkelä-Nummela (FIN) fails in the jump-off

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  Kim Rhode (USA) fails in the qualification as ninth

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  Corey Cogdell (USA) ranks 11th

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  Daina Gudzinevičiūtė (LTU), winner 2000, came in 14th

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  Sonja Scheibl (GER) takes 17th place

Web links

• Trap (women)