United States at The 2000 Summer Olympics - Shooting

Shooting


Men
Athlete Event Qualification Final Rank
Score Rank Score Total
Michael Anti 50 m rifle three positions 1164 =9 Did not advance =9
Lance Bade Trap 112 =16 Did not advance =16
Double trap 136 6 Q 43 179 6
Bill Demarest 10 m air pistol 574 =23 Did not advance =23
50 m pistol 552 =23 Did not advance =23
Lance Dement 10 m running target 541 18 Did not advance 18
Michael Douglass 10 m air pistol 577 =15 Did not advance =15
Glen Dubis 50 m rifle three positions 1160 =18 Did not advance =18
50 m rifle prone 595 =10 Did not advance =10
Walton Eller Double trap 133 =12 Did not advance =12
James Graves Skeet 123 3 Q 24 147 3 !
Ken Johnson 10 m air rifle 583 =38 Did not advance =38
Bill Keever Double trap 133 =12 Did not advance =12
Josh Lakatos Trap 112 =16 Did not advance =16
John McNally 25 m rapid fire pistol 578 =15 Did not advance =15
Jason Parker 10 m air rifle 592 3 Q 101.1 693.1 5
Adam Saathof 10 m running target 570 =12 Did not advance =12
Michael Schmidt, Jr. Skeet 117 =35 Did not advance =35
Daryl Szarenski 50 m pistol 550 25 Did not advance 25
Thomas Tamas 50 m rifle prone 594 =13 Did not advance =13


Women
Athlete Event Qualification Final Rank
Score Rank Score Total
Janine Bowman 25 m pistol 574 24 Did not advance 24
Christina Cassidy 10 m air pistol 375 =28 Did not advance =28
Jayme Dickman 10 m air rifle 394 6 Q 101.4 495.4 6
Jean Foster 50 m rifle three positions 571 =26 Did not advance =26
Cindy Gentry Trap 59 14 Did not advance 14
Double trap 100 5 Q 30 130 6
Nancy Johnson 10 m air rifle 395 5 Q 102.7 497.7 1 !
Thrine Kane 50 m rifle three positions 562 35 Did not advance 35
Melissa Mulloy 50 m rifle three positions 580 8 Q 93.7 673.7 8
Kim Rhode Double trap 103 3 Q 36 139 3 !
Skeet 69 7 Did not advance 7
Cindy Shenberger Skeet 70 3 Q 22 92 5
Rebecca Snyder 10 m air pistol 376 =25 Did not advance =25
25 m pistol 580 =9 Did not advance =9

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