Quick Facts Men's skeet at the Games of the XXVII Olympiad, Venue ...

Men's skeet at the Games of the XXVII Olympiad
Venue	Sydney International Shooting Centre
Date	22 September 2000 23 September 2000
Competitors	49 from 36 nations
Winning score	150 (=WR)
Medalists
Mykola Milchev  Ukraine Petr Málek  Czech Republic James Graves  United States
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The men's skeet shooting competition at the 2000 Summer Olympics was the last shooting event of the Sydney Games, held on 22 and 23 September. Mykola Milchev of Ukraine became the first shooter to hit all 150 targets at an Olympic competition in skeet.^[1]

Prior to this competition, the existing world and Olympic records were as follows.

More information Qualification records ...

Qualification records
World record	Jan-Henrik Heinrich (GER)	125	Lonato, Italy	5 June 1996
Olympic record	Ennio Falco (ITA)	125	Atlanta, United States	27 July 1996

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More information Final records ...

Final records
World record	Jan-Henrik Heinrich (GER)	150 (125+25)	Lonato, Italy	5 June 1996
Olympic record	Ennio Falco (ITA)	149	Atlanta, United States	27 July 1996

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The qualification round comprised 75 targets on day 1, and 50 targets on day 2.

More information Rank, Athlete ...

Rank	Athlete	Country	Day 1	Day 2	Total	Shoot-off	Notes
1	Mykola Milchev	Ukraine	75	50	125		Q EWR EOR
2	Petr Málek	Czech Republic	75	49	124		Q
3	James Graves	United States	73	50	123		Q
4	Hennie Dompeling	Netherlands	72	50	122	10	Q
5	Andrea Benelli	Italy	72	50	122	10	Q
6	Nasser Al-Attiyah	Qatar	74	48	122	9	Q
7	Sergey Yakshin	Kazakhstan	73	49	122	8
8	Antonakis Andreou	Cyprus	72	50	122	7
9	Saeed Al Maktoum	United Arab Emirates	74	48	122	3
9	Franck Durbesson	France	72	50	122	3
9	Marcelo Yarad	Chile	73	49	122	3
12	Boriss Timofejevs	Latvia	74	48	122	1
12	Gijs van Beek	Netherlands	75	47	122	1
14	Abdullah Al Rashidi	Kuwait	73	48	121
14	Clive Barton	Australia	71	50	121
14	Ennio Falco	Italy	72	49	121
14	Andrzej Głyda	Poland	72	49	121
14	Jan-Henrik Heinrich	Germany	71	50	121
19	Jason Caswell	Canada	73	47	120
19	John Davison	Great Britain	72	48	120
19	Andrei Inešin	Estonia	72	48	120
19	Geoffrey Jukes	New Zealand	71	49	120
23	Georgios Achilleos	Cyprus	71	48	119
23	Saeed Al-Mutairi	Saudi Arabia	73	46	119
23	Khurram Inam	Pakistan	72	47	119
23	Harald Jensen	Norway	72	47	119
23	Jeon Chan-sik	South Korea	74	45	119
23	Mohamed Khorshed	Egypt	73	46	119
23	Timo Laitinen	Finland	71	48	119
23	Michael Maskell	Barbados	71	48	119
23	Nikolai Teplyi	Russia	70	49	119
32	Bronislav Bechynsky	Czech Republic	71	47	118
32	Roberto Carlo Mendoza	Puerto Rico	70	48	118
32	Mostafa Hamdy	Egypt	70	48	118
35	Jean-François Dellac	France	69	48	117
35	Saud Habib	Kuwait	70	47	117
35	Juan Romero Arribas	Guatemala	70	47	117
35	Michael Schmidt, Jr.	United States	72	45	117
39	David Cunningham	Australia	68	48	116
39	Pietro Genga	Italy	70	46	116
39	Drew Harvey	Great Britain	68	48	116
39	Juan Miguel Rodríguez	Cuba	71	45	116
43	Tomas Johansson	Sweden	72	43	115
43	Guillermo Alfredo Torres	Cuba	70	45	115
45	Prince Abdul Hakeem Jefri Bolkiah	Brunei	69	45	114
46	Jin Di	China	69	44	113
47	Alfred Karl Alfredsson	Iceland	66	45	111
47	Brian Thomson	New Zealand	66	45	111
49	Juan Giha	Peru	67	43	110

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EOR Equalled Olympic record – EWR Equalled World record – Q Qualified for final

More information Rank, Athlete ...

Rank	Athlete	Qual	Final	Total	Shoot-off	Notes
	Mykola Milchev (UKR)	125	25	150		EWR OR
	Petr Málek (CZE)	124	24	148
	James Graves (USA)	123	24	147
4	Hennie Dompeling (NED)	122	24	146	4
5	Andrea Benelli (ITA)	122	24	146	3
6	Nasser Al-Attiyah (QAT)	122	23	145

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EWR Equalled World record – OR Olympic record