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Trap, Men

Date	14 – 15 August 2004
Status	Olympic
Location	Olympiako Kentro Skopovolis Markopoulou, Markopoulo
Participants	35 from 26 countries

The favorite was Michael Diamond (AUS), who was the 1996 and 2000 gold medalist, had been runner-up at the 2002 World Championships, and gold medalist at the 1998 and 2002 Commonwealth Games. He almost did not make the Australian team after he was arresting for assaulting his girlfriend. Because of the pending trial, his firearms license was suspended and he could not train for several months. The charges were eventually dropped and he was added to the team at the last minute. But he would not make the final in Athina, firing only 119 in the prelims. The qualifying leader was Russian Aleksey Alipov with 124. He went clear in the final with 25 to win the gold medal. The 2002 World Champion, Kuwaiti Khaled Al-Mudhaf made the final but hit only 20 of 25 clays and placed sixth. Silver medalist Giovanni Pellielo (ITA) had been third at the 2002 Worlds.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Total Points	Preliminary Round	Final
1	–	Aleksey Alipov	RUS	149	124 (1)	149 (1)	Gold	=OR
2	–	Giovanni Pellielo	ITA	146	122 (=2)	146 (2)	Silver
3	–	Adam Vella	AUS	145	121 (=4)	145 (3)	Bronze
4	–	Ahmed Al-Maktoum	UAE	144	121 (=4)	144 (4)
5	–	Lance Bade	USA	143	122 (=2)	143 (5)
6	–	Khaled Al-Mudhaf	KUW	141	121 (=4)	141 (6)
=7	–	Olaf Kirchstein	GER	119	119 (=7)	–
=7	–	Michael Diamond	AUS	119	119 (=7)	–
=7	–	Francesco Amici	SMR	119	119 (=7)	–
=7	–	Francisco Boza	PER	119	119 (=7)	–
=7	–	Derek Burnett	IRL	119	119 (=7)	–
=7	–	Stéphane Clamens	FRA	119	119 (=7)	–
13	–	Bret Erickson	USA	118	118 (13)	–
=14	–	Nidal Al-Asmar	LBN	117	117 (=14)	–
=14	–	Rodrigo Bastos	BRA	117	117 (=14)	–
=14	–	Karsten Bindrich	GER	117	117 (=14)	–
=14	–	Naser Al-Meqlad	KUW	117	117 (=14)	–
=14	–	Petri Nummela	FIN	117	117 (=14)	–
=19	–	Ian Peel	GBR	116	116 (=19)	–
=19	–	Manavjit Singh Sandhu	IND	116	116 (=19)	–
=21	–	Custódio Ezequiel	POR	115	115 (=21)	–
=21	–	Lee Wung Yew	SGP	115	115 (=21)	–
=21	–	Mansher Singh	IND	115	115 (=21)	–
=21	–	Oğuzhan Tüzün	TUR	115	115 (=21)	–
=25	–	Maksim Kosaryev	RUS	113	113 (=25)	–
=25	–	Ed Ling	GBR	113	113 (=25)	–
=27	–	Lucas Bennazar	PUR	112	112 (=27)	–
=27	–	Yves Tronc	FRA	112	112 (=27)	–
=27	–	Marco Venturini	ITA	112	112 (=27)	–
30	–	Glenn Kable	FIJ	111	111 (30)	–
31	–	Nikos Antoniadis	GRE	110	110 (31)	–
32	–	Jethro Dionisio	PHI	109	109 (32)	–
33	–	Danilo Caro	COL	108	108 (33)	–
34	–	Bernard Yeoh	MAS	107	107 (34)	–
35	–	Francesc Repiso Romero	AND	106	106 (35)	–

Preliminary Round

Date	14 – 15 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
1	–	Aleksey Alipov	RUS	124	25	25	24	25	25	Q=OR
=2	–	Lance Bade	USA	122	25	25	23	25	24	Q
=2	–	Giovanni Pellielo	ITA	122	24	25	25	24	24	Q
=4	–	Khaled Al-Mudhaf	KUW	121	25	24	23	24	25	Q
=4	–	Adam Vella	AUS	121	24	25	23	25	24	Q
=4	–	Ahmed Al-Maktoum	UAE	121	25	25	23	25	23	Q
=7	–	Olaf Kirchstein	GER	119	25	23	23	23	25
=7	–	Michael Diamond	AUS	119	25	22	25	24	23
=7	–	Francesco Amici	SMR	119	25	24	23	24	23
=7	–	Francisco Boza	PER	119	25	25	23	24	22
=7	–	Derek Burnett	IRL	119	25	24	23	24	23
=7	–	Stéphane Clamens	FRA	119	25	24	24	24	22
13	–	Bret Erickson	USA	118	24	25	24	22	23
=14	–	Nidal Al-Asmar	LBN	117	23	23	24	24	23
=14	–	Rodrigo Bastos	BRA	117	24	23	23	23	24
=14	–	Karsten Bindrich	GER	117	23	23	23	24	24
=14	–	Naser Al-Meqlad	KUW	117	24	23	25	23	22
=14	–	Petri Nummela	FIN	117	25	24	24	25	19
=19	–	Ian Peel	GBR	116	23	24	23	23	23
=19	–	Manavjit Singh Sandhu	IND	116	22	25	24	21	24
=21	–	Custódio Ezequiel	POR	115	21	24	24	24	22
=21	–	Lee Wung Yew	SGP	115	24	25	23	21	22
=21	–	Mansher Singh	IND	115	25	23	21	23	23
=21	–	Oğuzhan Tüzün	TUR	115	22	24	23	23	23
=25	–	Maksim Kosaryev	RUS	113	24	24	23	19	23
=25	–	Ed Ling	GBR	113	24	21	24	22	22
=27	–	Lucas Bennazar	PUR	112	21	21	24	24	22
=27	–	Yves Tronc	FRA	112	22	24	23	25	18
=27	–	Marco Venturini	ITA	112	22	23	22	23	22
30	–	Glenn Kable	FIJ	111	21	22	25	23	20
31	–	Nikos Antoniadis	GRE	110	23	23	22	21	21
32	–	Jethro Dionisio	PHI	109	24	20	23	24	18
33	–	Danilo Caro	COL	108	24	24	21	21	18
34	–	Bernard Yeoh	MAS	107	22	22	21	20	22
35	–	Francesc Repiso Romero	AND	106	24	23	22	23	14

Final Round

Date	15 August 2004 — 13:30
Format	Top six from preliminary round advanced to the final round.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Total Points	Preliminary Round Points	Final Round Points
1	–	Aleksey Alipov	RUS	149	124	25	=OR
2	–	Giovanni Pellielo	ITA	146	122	24
3	–	Adam Vella	AUS	145	121	24
4	–	Ahmed Al-Maktoum	UAE	144	121	23
5	–	Lance Bade	USA	143	122	21
6	–	Khaled Al-Mudhaf	KUW	141	121	20