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Air Pistol, 10 metres, Women

Date	21 September 1988 — 12:00
Status	Olympic
Location	Taeneung International Shooting Range, Seoul
Participants	37 from 26 countries

Two days earlier Nino Salukvadze (URS/GEO) had won the air pistol, with Jasna Šekarić (YUG) winning a bronze medal. In sport pistol, Salukvadze led Šekarić after the prelims with 390-389. But Šekarić outshot her in the final 100.5 to 97.9 to win the gold medal. The two best female pistol shooters of their era, they would compete at the Olympics thru 2008.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Total Points	Preliminary Round	Final
1	–	Jasna Šekarić	YUG	489.5	389 (2)	489.5 (1)	Gold
2	–	Nino Salukvadze	URS	487.9	390 (1)	487.9 (2)	Silver
3	–	Marina Dobrancheva	URS	485.2	385 (4)	485.2 (3)	Bronze
4	–	Anne Goffin	BEL	480.2	381 (6)	480.2 (4)
5	–	Anke Völker	GDR	479.3	383 (5)	479.3 (5)
6	–	Liu Haiying	CHN	476.9	380 (7)	476.9 (6)
7	–	Liselotte Breker	FRG	476.0	386 (3)	476.0 (7)
8	–	Christine Strahalm	AUT	472.6	379 (8)	472.6 (8)
9	–	Cris Kajd	SWE	379	379 (9)	–
10	–	Eva Suárez	ESP	379	379 (10)	–
11	–	Michiko Hasegawa	JPN	379	379 (11)	–
=12	–	Dorota Bidołach	POL	378	378 (=12)	–
=12	–	Evelyne Manchon	FRA	378	378 (=12)	–
=12	–	Anișoara Matei	ROU	378	378 (=12)	–
=12	–	Park Jeong-Hui	KOR	378	378 (=12)	–
=16	–	Kim Dyer	USA	377	377 (=16)	–
=16	–	Anna Gönczi	HUN	377	377 (=16)	–
=16	–	Wen Zhifang	CHN	377	377 (=16)	–
=19	–	Bang Hyeon-Ju	KOR	376	376 (=19)	–
=19	–	Kerstin Bodin	SWE	376	376 (=19)	–
=19	–	Margit Stein	FRG	376	376 (=19)	–
=22	–	Hisayo Chikusa	JPN	375	375 (=22)	–
=22	–	Ruby Fox	USA	375	375 (=22)	–
=22	–	Agi Kasoumi	GRE	375	375 (=22)	–
=25	–	Eszter Poljak	YUG	373	373 (=25)	–
=25	–	Val Winter	AUS	373	373 (=25)	–
=27	–	Byambajavyn Altantsetseg	MGL	372	372 (=27)	–
=27	–	Tânia Mara Fassoni-Giansante	BRA	372	372 (=27)	–
=27	–	Ágnes Ferencz	HUN	372	372 (=27)	–
=27	–	Yvonna Ježová	TCH	372	372 (=27)	–
31	–	Maria Amaral	BRA	369	369 (31)	–
32	–	Selvyana Adrian-Sofyan	INA	368	368 (32)	–
33	–	Rachel Morin	FRA	366	366 (33)	–
=34	–	Francine Antonietti	SUI	365	365 (=34)	–
=34	–	Margaret Thomas	GBR	365	365 (=34)	–
36	–	Khatijah Surattee	SGP	361	361 (36)	–
37	–	Inés Marggraff	ECU	351	351 (37)	–

Preliminary Round

Date	21 September 1988
Format	10 metres. 40 shots in four series of 10. 400 possible.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Points	Round 1 Points	Round 2 Points	Round 3 Points	Round 4 Points
1	–	Nino Salukvadze	URS	390	96	96	99	99	QOR
2	–	Jasna Šekarić	YUG	389	96	96	99	98	Q
3	–	Liselotte Breker	FRG	386	97	96	94	99	Q
4	–	Marina Dobrancheva	URS	385	100	94	96	95	Q
5	–	Anke Völker	GDR	383	94	95	98	96	Q
6	–	Anne Goffin	BEL	381	96	94	97	94	Q
7	–	Liu Haiying	CHN	380	94	96	97	93	Q
8	–	Christine Strahalm	AUT	379	94	93	93	99	Q
9	–	Cris Kajd	SWE	379	96	96	92	95
10	–	Eva Suárez	ESP	379	92	96	97	94
11	–	Michiko Hasegawa	JPN	379	93	95	97	94
=12	–	Dorota Bidołach	POL	378	97	91	94	96
=12	–	Evelyne Manchon	FRA	378	93	95	96	94
=12	–	Anișoara Matei	ROU	378	95	93	94	96
=12	–	Park Jeong-Hui	KOR	378	96	92	94	96
=16	–	Kim Dyer	USA	377	95	98	92	92
=16	–	Anna Gönczi	HUN	377	96	95	94	92
=16	–	Wen Zhifang	CHN	377	96	93	94	94
=19	–	Bang Hyeon-Ju	KOR	376	93	92	94	97
=19	–	Kerstin Bodin	SWE	376	94	93	97	92
=19	–	Margit Stein	FRG	376	92	93	96	95
=22	–	Hisayo Chikusa	JPN	375	97	97	92	89
=22	–	Ruby Fox	USA	375	94	95	94	92
=22	–	Agi Kasoumi	GRE	375	96	91	95	93
=25	–	Eszter Poljak	YUG	373	95	92	93	93
=25	–	Val Winter	AUS	373	95	95	93	90
=27	–	Byambajavyn Altantsetseg	MGL	372	89	93	95	95
=27	–	Tânia Mara Fassoni-Giansante	BRA	372	93	91	96	92
=27	–	Ágnes Ferencz	HUN	372	93	96	91	92
=27	–	Yvonna Ježová	TCH	372	91	95	92	94
31	–	Maria Amaral	BRA	369	90	95	89	95
32	–	Selvyana Adrian-Sofyan	INA	368	91	92	90	95
33	–	Rachel Morin	FRA	366	92	87	95	92
=34	–	Francine Antonietti	SUI	365	90	89	93	93
=34	–	Margaret Thomas	GBR	365	95	90	89	91
36	–	Khatijah Surattee	SGP	361	89	90	87	95
37	–	Inés Marggraff	ECU	351	86	93	86	86

Final Round

Date	21 September 1988
Format	Top eight from preliminary round advanced to the final round.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Total Points	Preliminary Round Points	Final Round Points
1	–	Jasna Šekarić	YUG	489.5	389	100.5	OR
2	–	Nino Salukvadze	URS	487.9	390	97.9
3	–	Marina Dobrancheva	URS	485.2	385	100.2
4	–	Anne Goffin	BEL	480.2	381	99.2
5	–	Anke Völker	GDR	479.3	383	96.3
6	–	Liu Haiying	CHN	476.9	380	96.9
7	–	Liselotte Breker	FRG	476.0	386	90.0
8	–	Christine Strahalm	AUT	472.6	379	93.6