Shooting at the 1992 Summer Olympics – Mixed trap

Trap was one of the thirteen shooting events at the 1992 Summer Olympics. It was the last Olympic trap competition open to both men and women. The competition consisted of a qualification round of 150 targets, a semifinal of 50 targets for the top 24 competitors, and a final of 25 targets for the top six. Petr Hrdlička and Kazumi Watanabe both hit 219 of the 225 targets, with Hrdlicka winning the gold medal shoot-off. One hit behind, another shoot-off determined the bronze medalist, with Marco Venturini defeating Jörg Damme.[1][2]

Trap at the Games of the XXV Olympiad
Venue	Mollet del Vallès
Competitors	54 from 35 nations
Winning score	219 (OR)
Medalists
Petr Hrdlička  Czechoslovakia Kazumi Watanabe  Japan Marco Venturini  Italy

Qualification round

Rank	Athlete	Country	Score	Notes
1	Kazumi Watanabe	Japan	148	Q
2	Jörg Damme	Germany	148	Q
3	Jay Waldron	United States	147	Q
4	Pavel Kubec	Czechoslovakia	147	Q
5	Michael Diamond	Australia	147	Q
6	Manuel Silva	Portugal	146	Q
7	Zhang Bing	China	146	Q
8	Marco Venturini	Italy	146	Q
9	Petr Hrdlička	Czechoslovakia	146	Q
10	João Rebelo	Portugal	145	Q
11	Giovanni Pellielo	Italy	145	Q
12	Jean-Paul Gros	France	145	Q
13	Bret Erickson	United States	145	Q
14	Antonio Palminha	Portugal	145	Q
15	Frans Peeters	Belgium	144	Q
16	Aleksandr Lavrinenko	Unified Team	144	Q
17	José Bladas Torras	Spain	144	Q
18	Russell Mark	Australia	144	Q
19	George Leary	Canada	143	Q
20	Daniele Cioni	Italy	143	Q
21	Muriel Bernard	France	143	Q
22	Aleksandr Assanov	Unified Team	143	Q
23	Susan Nattrass	Canada	142	Q
24	Francesco Amici	San Marino	142	Q
25	Zoltan Bodo	Hungary	141
25	Francisco Boza	Peru	141
25	Kevin Gill	Great Britain	141
25	Alp Kizilsu	Turkey	141
29	Fehaid Al Deehani	Kuwait	140
29	Joan Besoli	Andorra	140
29	James Graves	United States	140
29	Michel Think	Luxembourg	140
33	Rafael Axpe Elejalde	Spain	139
33	Ivan Derevsky	Unified Team	139
33	Demetris Lordos	Cyprus	139
33	John Primrose	Canada	139
33	Sherif Saleh	Egypt	139
33	Željko Vadić	Croatia	139
39	Thomas Knutsson	Sweden	137
39	Horace Micallef	Malta	137
39	István Putz	Hungary	137
39	Urmas Saaliste	Estonia	137
39	Zhang Yongjie	China	137
44	Ari Nummela	Finland	136
44	Gema Usieto Blázquez	Spain	136
46	Xavier Bouvier	Switzerland	135
46	Kim Kun-il	South Korea	135
48	Chng Seng Mok	Singapore	134
49	Jaime Recio	Philippines	133
50	Jesús Tirado	Puerto Rico	132
51	César Ortíz	Mexico	130
52	Corné Bornman	South Africa	127
52	Tarek Sabet	Egypt	127
54	Michel Daou	Netherlands Antilles	118

Q Qualified for semifinal

Semifinal

Rank	Athlete	Qual	Semifinal	Total	Notes
1	Pavel Kubec (TCH)	147	49	196	Q OR
2	Petr Hrdlička (TCH)	146	49	195	Q
3	Kazumi Watanabe (JPN)	148	47	195	Q
4	Marco Venturini (ITA)	146	49	195	Q
5	Jay Waldron (USA)	147	48	195	Q
6	Jörg Damme (GER)	148	47	195	Q
7	José Bladas Torras (ESP)	144	50	194
8	Zhang Bing (CHN)	146	48	194
9	Russell Mark (AUS)	144	49	193
10	Giovanni Pellielo (ITA)	145	48	193
11	Michael Diamond (AUS)	147	46	193
11	Antonio Palminha (POR)	145	48	193
11	Manuel Silva (POR)	146	47	193
14	Daniele Cioni (ITA)	143	49	192
14	Frans Peeters (BEL)	144	48	192
16	Bret Erickson (USA)	145	46	191
16	Jean-Paul Gros (FRA)	145	46	191
16	Aleksandr Lavrinenko (EUN)	144	47	191
16	George Leary (CAN)	143	48	191
16	João Rebelo (POR)	145	46	191
21	Francesco Amici (SMR)	142	46	188
21	Aleksandr Assanov (EUN)	143	45	188
21	Muriel Bernard (FRA)	143	45	188
21	Susan Nattrass (CAN)	142	46	188

OR Olympic record – Q Qualified for final

Final

Rank	Athlete	Qual+SF	Final	Total	Bronze shoot-off	Gold shoot-off	Notes
	Petr Hrdlička (TCH)	195	24	219		1	OR
	Kazumi Watanabe (JPN)	195	24	219		0	OR
	Marco Venturini (ITA)	195	23	218	9
4	Jörg Damme (GER)	195	23	218	8
5	Pavel Kubec (TCH)	196	22	218
6	Jay Waldron (USA)	195	22	217

OR Olympic record

References

1. https://www.olympic.org/barcelona-1992/shooting
2. "Shooting at the 1992 Barcelona Summer Games: Mixed Trap". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 26 February 2020.

Sources

• Games of the XXV Olympiad Barcelona 1992: The results (PDF). Retrieved 10 September 2008.