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Skeet, Men

Date	22 – 23 September 2000
Status	Olympic
Location	Sydney International Shooting Centre, Cecil Park, New South Wales
Participants	49 from 36 countries

Ukraine’s Mykola Michev won the gold medal by shooting a perfect 150, the first time a possible had been achieved in skeet at the Olympics. The top shooter in the last few years had been Italy’s Andrea Benelli, who was World Champion in 1987 and 1990, but had struggled at the 1996 Olympics, winning a disappointing bronze medal. In 2000, he fared worse, making the final, but placing fifth. He would finally win his gold medal at Athina in 2004.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Total Points	Preliminary Round	Final
1	–	Mykola Milchev	UKR	150	125 (1)	150 (1)	Gold
2	–	Petr Málek	CZE	148	124 (2)	148 (2)	Silver
3	–	Todd Graves	USA	147	123 (3)	147 (3)	Bronze
4	–	Hennie Dompeling	NED	146	122 (=4)	146 (4)
5	–	Andrea Benelli	ITA	146	122 (=4)	146 (5)
6	–	Nasser Al-Attiya	QAT	145	122 (6)	145 (6)
7	–	Sergey Yakshin	KAZ	122	122 (7)	–
8	–	Antonis Andreou	CYP	122	122 (8)	–
=9	–	Sheikh Saeed Al-Maktoum	UAE	122	122 (=9)	–
=9	–	Franck Durbesson	FRA	122	122 (=9)	–
=9	–	Marcelo Yarad	CHI	122	122 (=9)	–
=12	–	Boriss Timofejevs	LAT	122	122 (=12)	–
=12	–	Gijs van Beek	NED	122	122 (=12)	–
=14	–	Abdullah Al-Rashidi	KUW	121	121 (=14)	–
=14	–	Clive Barton	AUS	121	121 (=14)	–
=14	–	Ennio Falco	ITA	121	121 (=14)	–
=14	–	Andrzej Głyda	POL	121	121 (=14)	–
=14	–	Jan-Henrik Heinrich	GER	121	121 (=14)	–
=19	–	Jason Caswell	CAN	120	120 (=19)	–
=19	–	John Davison	GBR	120	120 (=19)	–
=19	–	Andrei Inešin	EST	120	120 (=19)	–
=19	–	Geoff Jukes	NZL	120	120 (=19)	–
=23	–	Giorgos Achilleos	CYP	119	119 (=23)	–
=23	–	Sayed Al-Mutairi	KSA	119	119 (=23)	–
=23	–	Khurram Inam	PAK	119	119 (=23)	–
=23	–	Harald Jensen	NOR	119	119 (=23)	–
=23	–	Jeon Chan-Sik	KOR	119	119 (=23)	–
=23	–	Mohamed Khorshed	EGY	119	119 (=23)	–
=23	–	Timo Laitinen	FIN	119	119 (=23)	–
=23	–	Michael Maskell	BAR	119	119 (=23)	–
=23	–	Nikolay Tyoply	RUS	119	119 (=23)	–
=32	–	Bronislav Bechyňský	CZE	118	118 (=32)	–
=32	–	Roberto Carlo	PUR	118	118 (=32)	–
=32	–	Moustafa Hamdy	EGY	118	118 (=32)	–
=35	–	Jean-François Dellac	FRA	117	117 (=35)	–
=35	–	Saud Habib	KUW	117	117 (=35)	–
=35	–	Juan Romero	GUA	117	117 (=35)	–
=35	–	Michael Schmidt, Jr.	USA	117	117 (=35)	–
=39	–	David Cunningham	AUS	116	116 (=39)	–
=39	–	Pietro Genga	ITA	116	116 (=39)	–
=39	–	Drew Harvey	GBR	116	116 (=39)	–
=39	–	Juan Miguel Rodríguez	CUB	116	116 (=39)	–
=43	–	Tomas Johansson	SWE	115	115 (=43)	–
=43	–	Guillermo Torres	CUB	115	115 (=43)	–
45	–	Jefri Bolkiah, Prince Abdul Hakeem	BRU	114	114 (45)	–
46	–	Jin Di	CHN	113	113 (46)	–
=47	–	Alfreð Karl Alfreðsson	ISL	111	111 (=47)	–
=47	–	Brian Thomson	NZL	111	111 (=47)	–
49	–	Juan Jorge Giha Yarur	PER	110	110 (49)	–

Preliminary Round

Date	22 – 23 September 2000
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	–	Mykola Milchev	UKR	125	25	25	25	25	25	–	Q=WR
2	–	Petr Málek	CZE	124	25	25	25	25	24	–	Q
3	–	Todd Graves	USA	123	25	24	24	25	25	–	Q
=4	–	Hennie Dompeling	NED	122	24	24	24	25	25	10	Q
=4	–	Andrea Benelli	ITA	122	25	24	23	25	25	10	Q
6	–	Nasser Al-Attiya	QAT	122	24	25	25	24	24	9	Q
7	–	Sergey Yakshin	KAZ	122	23	25	25	25	24	8
8	–	Antonis Andreou	CYP	122	24	23	25	25	25	7
=9	–	Sheikh Saeed Al-Maktoum	UAE	122	24	25	25	24	24	3
=9	–	Franck Durbesson	FRA	122	23	24	25	25	25	3
=9	–	Marcelo Yarad	CHI	122	25	24	24	24	25	3
=12	–	Boriss Timofejevs	LAT	122	25	25	24	24	24	1
=12	–	Gijs van Beek	NED	122	25	25	25	25	22	1
=14	–	Abdullah Al-Rashidi	KUW	121	24	25	24	24	24	–
=14	–	Clive Barton	AUS	121	24	23	24	25	25	–
=14	–	Ennio Falco	ITA	121	24	23	25	25	24	–
=14	–	Andrzej Głyda	POL	121	24	24	24	24	25	–
=14	–	Jan-Henrik Heinrich	GER	121	24	23	24	25	25	–
=19	–	Jason Caswell	CAN	120	25	25	23	24	23	–
=19	–	John Davison	GBR	120	25	24	23	24	24	–
=19	–	Andrei Inešin	EST	120	24	24	24	25	23	–
=19	–	Geoff Jukes	NZL	120	23	25	23	25	24	–
=23	–	Giorgos Achilleos	CYP	119	25	24	22	24	24	–
=23	–	Sayed Al-Mutairi	KSA	119	23	25	25	24	22	–
=23	–	Khurram Inam	PAK	119	25	23	24	23	24	–
=23	–	Harald Jensen	NOR	119	24	24	24	24	23	–
=23	–	Jeon Chan-Sik	KOR	119	25	24	25	23	22	–
=23	–	Mohamed Khorshed	EGY	119	24	24	25	23	23	–
=23	–	Timo Laitinen	FIN	119	22	24	25	25	23	–
=23	–	Michael Maskell	BAR	119	23	24	24	23	25	–
=23	–	Nikolay Tyoply	RUS	119	22	24	24	24	25	–
=32	–	Bronislav Bechyňský	CZE	118	23	24	24	23	24	–
=32	–	Roberto Carlo	PUR	118	21	25	24	24	24	–
=32	–	Moustafa Hamdy	EGY	118	23	23	24	23	25	–
=35	–	Jean-François Dellac	FRA	117	22	24	23	25	23	–
=35	–	Saud Habib	KUW	117	24	24	22	25	22	–
=35	–	Juan Romero	GUA	117	22	24	24	23	24	–
=35	–	Michael Schmidt, Jr.	USA	117	24	24	24	24	21	–
=39	–	David Cunningham	AUS	116	23	23	22	24	24	–
=39	–	Pietro Genga	ITA	116	22	24	24	24	22	–
=39	–	Drew Harvey	GBR	116	24	21	23	23	25	–
=39	–	Juan Miguel Rodríguez	CUB	116	23	24	24	21	24	–
=43	–	Tomas Johansson	SWE	115	23	25	24	22	21	–
=43	–	Guillermo Torres	CUB	115	24	23	23	23	22	–
45	–	Jefri Bolkiah, Prince Abdul Hakeem	BRU	114	23	24	22	23	22	–
46	–	Jin Di	CHN	113	24	24	21	23	21	–
=47	–	Alfreð Karl Alfreðsson	ISL	111	24	24	18	21	24	–
=47	–	Brian Thomson	NZL	111	19	24	23	20	25	–
49	–	Juan Jorge Giha Yarur	PER	110	21	22	24	21	22	–

Final Round

Date	23 September 2000 — 15:00
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	–	Mykola Milchev	UKR	150	125	25	–	=WR
2	–	Petr Málek	CZE	148	124	24	–
3	–	Todd Graves	USA	147	123	24	–
4	–	Hennie Dompeling	NED	146	122	24	4
5	–	Andrea Benelli	ITA	146	122	24	3
6	–	Nasser Al-Attiya	QAT	145	122	23	–