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Skeet, Men

Date	21 – 22 August 2004
Status	Olympic
Location	Olympiako Kentro Skopovolis Markopoulou, Markopoulo
Participants	41 from 32 countries

Italy’s Andrea Benelli had been the world record holder since 1996. Considered a favorite at the 1996 and 2000 Olympics, he had managed only a single medal, bronze in 1996. The preliminary leader was Finland’s Marko Kemppainen, who was perfect with 125, and led Benelli by one bird. But Benelli shot a 25 possible in the final round to tie Kemppainen and force a shoot-off. In the shoot-off, both missed a target in the second round, but Kemppainen missed another in the third round, giving the gold to Benelli. The 2002 World Champion was Norway’s Harald Jensen. He made the final, surviving two rounds of shoot-offs to get in, but placed sixth with 145 targets.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Total Points	Preliminary Round	Final
1	–	Andrea Benelli	ITA	149	124 (2)	149 (1)	Gold
2	–	Marko Kemppainen	FIN	149	125 (1)	149 (2)	Silver
3	–	Juan Miguel Rodríguez	CUB	147	122 (3)	147 (3)	Bronze
4	–	Nasser Al-Attiya	QAT	147	122 (4)	147 (4)
5	–	Shawn Dulohery	USA	147	122 (5)	147 (5)
6	–	Harald Jensen	NOR	145	122 (6)	145 (6)
7	–	Michael Nielsen	DEN	122	122 (7)	–
=8	–	Abdullah Al-Rashidi	KUW	121	121 (=8)	–
=8	–	Todd Graves	USA	121	121 (=8)	–
=8	–	Jan Sychra	CZE	121	121 (=8)	–
=8	–	Giorgos Achilleos	CYP	121	121 (=8)	–
=8	–	Mykola Milchev	UKR	121	121 (=8)	–
=8	–	Anthony Terras	FRA	121	121 (=8)	–
=8	–	Erik Watndal	NOR	121	121 (=8)	–
=15	–	Jin Di	CHN	120	120 (=15)	–
=15	–	Sayed Al-Mutairi	KSA	120	120 (=15)	–
=15	–	Sergey Aksyutin	RUS	120	120 (=15)	–
=15	–	Valery Shomin	RUS	120	120 (=15)	–
=15	–	Diego Duarte	COL	120	120 (=15)	–
=15	–	Paul Rahman	AUS	120	120 (=15)	–
=21	–	Julio Dujarric	DOM	119	119 (=21)	–
=21	–	Ennio Falco	ITA	119	119 (=21)	–
=21	–	Andrei Inešin	EST	119	119 (=21)	–
=21	–	Georgios Salavantakis	GRE	119	119 (=21)	–
=21	–	Andrzej Głyda	POL	119	119 (=21)	–
=21	–	Antonis Nikolaidis	CYP	119	119 (=21)	–
=21	–	Guillermo Torres	CUB	119	119 (=21)	–
=21	–	Hennie Dompeling	NED	119	119 (=21)	–
=29	–	Moustafa Hamdy	EGY	118	118 (=29)	–
=29	–	George Barton	AUS	118	118 (=29)	–
=31	–	Jorge Atalah	CHI	117	117 (=31)	–
=31	–	Axel Wegner	GER	117	117 (=31)	–
=31	–	Michael Maskell	BAR	117	117 (=31)	–
=34	–	Amr El-Gaiar	EGY	115	115 (=34)	–
=34	–	Richard Brickell	GBR	115	115 (=34)	–
=34	–	Jan-Cor van der Greef	NED	115	115 (=34)	–
=37	–	Sheikh Saeed Al-Maktoum	UAE	114	114 (=37)	–
=37	–	Khurram Inam	PAK	114	114 (=37)	–
=37	–	Lee Seok-Tae	KOR	114	114 (=37)	–
40	–	Ricky Teh	MAS	113	113 (40)	–
41	–	Roger Dahi	SYR	106	106 (41)	–

Preliminary Round

Date	21 – 22 August 2004
Format	125 targets in five series of 25. 125 possible. Top six advanced to 25-target final round.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Points	Round 1 Points	Round 2 Points	Round 3 Points	Round 4 Points	Round 5 Points	Shoot-Off 1/2
1	–	Marko Kemppainen	FIN	125	25	25	25	25	25	–	Q=WR
2	–	Andrea Benelli	ITA	124	24	25	25	25	25	–	Q
3	–	Juan Miguel Rodríguez	CUB	122	23	25	25	25	24	+4	Q
4	–	Nasser Al-Attiya	QAT	122	24	24	25	25	24	+4	Q
5	–	Shawn Dulohery	USA	122	25	24	25	23	25	+4	Q
6	–	Harald Jensen	NOR	122	24	24	24	25	25	+3/+2	Q
7	–	Michael Nielsen	DEN	122	25	23	25	25	24	+3/+1
=8	–	Abdullah Al-Rashidi	KUW	121	25	24	24	24	24	–
=8	–	Todd Graves	USA	121	25	25	23	24	24	–
=8	–	Jan Sychra	CZE	121	25	25	24	23	24	–
=8	–	Giorgos Achilleos	CYP	121	24	24	25	23	25	–
=8	–	Mykola Milchev	UKR	121	23	25	24	24	25	–
=8	–	Anthony Terras	FRA	121	25	23	25	23	25	–
=8	–	Erik Watndal	NOR	121	25	22	24	25	25	–
=15	–	Jin Di	CHN	120	24	25	24	25	22	–
=15	–	Sayed Al-Mutairi	KSA	120	24	25	25	24	22	–
=15	–	Sergey Aksyutin	RUS	120	25	24	25	23	23	–
=15	–	Valery Shomin	RUS	120	25	25	25	22	23	–
=15	–	Diego Duarte	COL	120	24	24	25	23	24	–
=15	–	Paul Rahman	AUS	120	25	23	24	24	24	–
=21	–	Julio Dujarric	DOM	119	25	24	24	24	22	–
=21	–	Ennio Falco	ITA	119	23	24	24	25	23	–
=21	–	Andrei Inešin	EST	119	24	25	24	23	23	–
=21	–	Georgios Salavantakis	GRE	119	22	25	24	25	23	–
=21	–	Andrzej Głyda	POL	119	23	25	23	24	24	–
=21	–	Antonis Nikolaidis	CYP	119	23	24	25	23	24	–
=21	–	Guillermo Torres	CUB	119	24	25	24	22	24	–
=21	–	Hennie Dompeling	NED	119	23	24	24	23	25	–
=29	–	Moustafa Hamdy	EGY	118	25	25	21	25	22	–
=29	–	George Barton	AUS	118	25	23	24	23	23	–
=31	–	Jorge Atalah	CHI	117	24	24	23	24	22	–
=31	–	Axel Wegner	GER	117	23	25	24	22	23	–
=31	–	Michael Maskell	BAR	117	23	23	23	23	25	–
=34	–	Amr El-Gaiar	EGY	115	24	22	23	23	23	–
=34	–	Richard Brickell	GBR	115	23	24	23	21	24	–
=34	–	Jan-Cor van der Greef	NED	115	24	23	24	20	24	–
=37	–	Sheikh Saeed Al-Maktoum	UAE	114	23	24	23	22	22	–
=37	–	Khurram Inam	PAK	114	24	24	24	20	22	–
=37	–	Lee Seok-Tae	KOR	114	22	24	22	23	23	–
40	–	Ricky Teh	MAS	113	24	22	23	21	23	–
41	–	Roger Dahi	SYR	106	24	18	23	20	21	–

Final Round

Date	22 August 2004 — 15:30
Format	Top six from preliminary round advanced to the final round.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Total Points	Preliminary Round Points	Final Round Points	Shoot-Off
1	–	Andrea Benelli	ITA	149	124	25	+5
2	–	Marko Kemppainen	FIN	149	125	24	+4
3	–	Juan Miguel Rodríguez	CUB	147	122	25	+10
4	–	Nasser Al-Attiya	QAT	147	122	25	+9
5	–	Shawn Dulohery	USA	147	122	25	+5
6	–	Harald Jensen	NOR	145	122	23	–