Shooting at the 1972 Summer Olympics – Mixed skeet

Skeet; at the Games of the XX Olympiad
Venue	Schießanlage
Date	August 31 & September 2, 1972
Competitors	63 from 36 nations
Winning score	195 +25
Medalists

The following are the results of the Skeet competition at the 1972 Summer Olympics. All three medalists had a tied score of 195. A shoot off was held, in the shoot off 1970 world champion, Konrad Wirnhier of West Germany hit all 25 birds to claim the gold. Earlier in the competition co-world record holder Yury Tsuranov of the Soviet Union disagreed with a ruling on a lost bird, and walked off the field. For his actions he penalized three birds. This brought his score down to 192, exactly three birds short for the shoot off for the gold medal.[1]

Final

The format was: 200 targets. Four rounds of 25 targets for a total of 100 targets in each day. Ties for the medals were broken with a shoot off, all other ties are broken by the best score in round 8, if still tied after that it goes to round 7 and continues until the tie is broken.

Rank	Name	Nationality	1	2	3	4	Day 1	5	6	7	8	Total	Shoot off
	Konrad Wirnhier	West Germany	24	25	24	25	98	23	25	25	24	195	25
	Yevgeni Petrov	Soviet Union	25	24	24	24	97	24	25	25	24	195	24
	Michael Buchheim	East Germany	25	25	23	24	97	25	25	23	25	195	23
4	Joe Neville	Great Britain	24	25	25	25	99	21	24	25	25	194
5	Roberto Castrillo	Cuba	23	24	25	24	96	25	24	25	24	194
6	Klaus Reschke	East Germany	24	24	23	25	95	25	24	23	25	193
7	Élie Pénot	France	23	24	24	25	96	25	25	23	24	193
8	Lakis Georgiou	Greece	23	25	22	23	93	25	25	24	25	192
9	Jack Johnson	United States	23	23	24	24	94	25	25	23	25	192
10	Romano Garagnani	Italy	23	23	25	24	94	23	25	25	24	192
11	Miguel Marina	Spain	24	25	25	23	97	23	25	23	24	192
12	Ari Westergård	Finland	24	25	25	23	97	24	24	23	24	192
13	Yury Tsuranov	Soviet Union	25	24	21	25	95	25	25	24	23	192
14	Francis Cornet	Belgium	22	24	25	25	96	24	25	24	23	192
15	Lucian Cojocaru	Romania	25	21	25	23	94	24	23	25	25	191
16	Colin Sephton	Great Britain	23	23	24	25	95	24	23	24	25	191
17	Jorge Uauy	Chile	24	24	22	23	93	24	25	25	24	191
18	Carlo Alberto Lodi	Italy	23	23	23	24	93	25	24	25	24	191
19	Niels-Ove Mikkelsen	Denmark	23	24	25	22	94	24	25	25	23	191
20	Artur Rogowski	Poland	22	23	24	25	94	21	25	25	25	190
21	Panagiotis Xanthakos	Greece	25	21	24	23	93	25	24	24	24	190
22	Walter Wrigge	West Germany	23	22	25	25	95	23	25	23	24	190
23	Gleb Pintilie	Romania	24	24	23	23	94	23	25	25	23	190
24	Servilio Torres	Cuba	24	23	24	24	95	24	24	24	23	190
25	Bruno De Costa	Canada	24	24	25	25	98	23	21	23	23	188
26	Firmo Roberti	Argentina	22	23	24	25	94	24	25	23	22	188
27	Gerardo González	Colombia	24	20	24	22	90	25	23	24	25	187
28	Özman Gıraud	Turkey	23	24	23	24	94	21	24	23	25	187
29	Lars-Erik Söderberg	Sweden	23	25	20	22	90	24	24	25	24	187
30	Güneş Yunus	Turkey	23	22	23	22	90	24	25	24	24	187
31	Ben Pon	Netherlands	23	25	22	24	94	23	24	22	24	187
32	Antonio Yaqigi	Chile	22	22	24	24	92	25	24	24	22	187
33	Anton Manolov	Bulgaria	24	23	24	23	94	24	24	23	22	187
34	Tony Rosetti	United States	23	21	23	23	90	24	24	24	24	186
35	Eric Swinkels	Netherlands	22	23	25	23	93	25	21	23	24	186
36	Karni Singh	India	21	24	22	24	91	24	25	23	23	186
37	Roger Mangin	France	24	23	22	22	91	24	21	24	25	185
38	Nuria Ortíz	Mexico	22	23	24	23	92	22	23	25	23	185
39	Wiesław Gawlikowski	Poland	23	23	22	22	90	23	25	24	23	185
40	Antoine Saade	Lebanon	21	25	20	25	91	24	25	22	23	185
41	Juan Bueno	Mexico	24	23	23	20	90	24	23	23	24	184
42	Gert-Åke Bengtsson	Sweden	23	23	20	23	89	24	24	21	25	183
43	Manuel González	Colombia	21	22	22	23	88	24	24	22	24	182
44	Park Do-geun	South Korea	21	24	23	22	90	24	23	22	23	182
45	Juan Ávalos	Spain	23	20	23	24	90	22	24	24	22	182
46	Ole Justesen	Denmark	23	21	22	22	88	24	21	22	25	180
47	Andrés Amador	El Salvador	21	22	23	22	88	23	22	24	23	180
48	Chris Binet	Belgium	23	21	23	25	92	20	23	25	20	180
49	José de Matos	Portugal	21	22	24	21	88	23	24	21	23	179
50	Donald Sanderlin	Canada	19	23	23	23	88	22	25	22	21	178
51	Rafael Batista	Puerto Rico	25	23	21	20	89	21	23	19	24	176
52	William Campbell	Ireland	22	21	19	22	84	23	23	21	24	175
53	Arthur McMahon	Ireland	20	20	23	21	84	22	24	22	22	174
54	Maurice Tabet	Lebanon	21	21	21	21	84	21	22	19	25	171
55	Joseph Grech	Malta	21	23	23	20	87	24	20	19	20	170
56	Park Seong-tae	South Korea	18	23	18	20	79	22	22	23	22	168
57	Melchor Yap	Philippines	20	22	20	22	84	19	21	22	21	167
58	Riad Yunes	Dominican Republic	18	22	22	19	81	22	19	20	24	166
59	Carlos Asbun	Bolivia	16	22	22	20	80	21	19	23	19	162
60	Armando Salvietti	Bolivia	18	22	20	21	81	20	22	17	21	161
61	Raymundo Quitoriano	Philippines	17	16	16	19	68	17	21	19	21	143
62	Domingo Lorenzo	Dominican Republic	19	14	20	17	70	17	17	18	20	142
—	Philip Serjeant	Swaziland										DNF
—	Ratcho Kossev	Bulgaria										DNS
—	Heikki Lindfors	Finland										DNS
—	Robert Carr-Hartley	Kenya										DNS

References

Sports Reference. "Shooting at the 1972 München Summer Games: Mixed Skeet". Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 6 December 2012.

External links

Official report pg. 234

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[1] Sports Reference. "Shooting at the 1972 München Summer Games: Mixed Skeet". Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 6 December 2012.

Shooting at the 1972 Summer Olympics

Rifle
300 m free rifle three positions	mixed
50 m rifle prone	mixed
50 m rifle three positions	mixed
Pistol
50 m pistol	mixed
25 m rapid fire pistol	mixed
Shotgun
Trap	mixed
Skeet	mixed
Running target
50 m running target	mixed

Olympic champions in men's skeet
1968: Yevgeni Petrov (URS) 1972: Konrad Wirnhier (FRG) 1976: Josef Panáček (TCH) 1980: Hans Kjeld Rasmussen (DEN) 1984: Matthew Dryke (USA) 1988: Axel Wegner (GDR) 1992: Zhang Shan¹ (CHN) 1996: Ennio Falco (ITA) 2000: Mykola Milchev (UKR) 2004: Andrea Benelli (ITA) 2008: Vincent Hancock (USA) 2012: Vincent Hancock (USA) 2016: Gabriele Rossetti (ITA)
¹ From 1972 until 1992, the event was open to women as well as men. Zhang is the only woman to have won it.