The Sports Almanac

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MEDAL TOTAL LEADERS

UNITED STATES - 66 Medals
SWEDEN - 45 Medals
GREAT BRITAIN - 34 Medals

Medal Table
Air Pistol
 Air Rifle
 Rapid Fire Pistol
Pistol
 Rifle Three Positions
 Skeet
Trap
 Team Trap
 Discontinued
Team Air Pistol
Team Air Rifle


Women's Double Trap
Discontinued After 2004 Athens Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1996
 Kim Rhode - United States
 Susanne Kiermayer - Germany
 Deserie Huddleston - Australia
2000
 Pia Hansen - Sweden
 Deborah Gelisio - Italy
 Kim Rhode - United States
2004
 Kim Rhode - United States
 Lee Bo Na - South Korea
 Gao E - China

Men's Double Trap
Discontinued After 2016 Rio Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1996
 Russell Mark - Australia
 Albano Pera - Italy
 Zhang Bing - China
2000
 Richard Faulds - Great Britain
 Russell Mark - Australia
 Fehaid Al-Deehani - Kuwait
2004
 Ahmed Al Maktoum - United Arab Emirates
 Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore - India
 Wang Zheng - China
2008
 Walton Eller - United States
 Francesco D'Aniello - Italy
 Hu Binyuan - China
2012
 Peter Wilson - Great Britain
 Håkan Dahlby - Sweden
 Vasily Mosin - Russia
2016
 Fehaid Al-Deehani - Independent Olympic Participants
 Marco Innocenti - Italy
 Steven Scott - Great Britain

Men's 25 Meter Military Pistol, Individual
Discontinued After 1896 Athens Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1896
 John Paine - United States
 Sumner Paine - United States
 Nikolaos Morakis - Greece

Men's 30 Meter Military Pistol, Individual
Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1920
 Guilherme Paraense - Brazil
 Raymond Bracken - United States
 Fritz Zulauf - Switzerland

Men's 30 Meter Military Pistol, Team
Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1912
 Sweden
 Russia
 Great Britain
1920
 United States
 Greece
 Switzerland

Men's 200 Meter Military Rifle, Individual
Discontinued After 1896 Athens Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1896
 Pantelis Karasevdas - Greece
 Pavlos Pavlidis - Greece
 Nicolaos Trikupis - Greece

Men's 300 Meter Military Rifle, Prone, Individual
Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1920
 Otto Olsen - Norway
 Léon Johnson - France
 Fritz Kuchen - Switzerland

Men's 300 Meter Military Rifle, Prone, Team
Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1920
 United States
 France
 Finland

Men's 300 Meter Military Rifle, Standing, Individual
Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1920
 Carl Osburn - United States
 Lars Jørgen Madsen - Denmark
 Lawrence Nuesslein - United States

Men's 300 Meter Military Rifle, Standing, Team
Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1920
 Denmark
 United States
 Sweden

Men's 300 Meter Military Rifle, Three Positions
Discontinued After 1912 Stokholm Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1912
 Sándor Prokopp - Hungary
 Carl Osburn - United States
 Engebret Skogen - Norway

Men's 300 Meter Military Rifle, Team
Discontinued After 1912 Stokholm Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1908
 United States
 Great Britain
 Canada
1912
 United States
 Great Britain
 Sweden

Men's 600 Meter Rifle, Individual
Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1920
 Hugo Johansson - Sweden
 Mauritz Eriksson - Sweden
 Lloyd Spooner - United States

Men's 600 Meter Military Rifle, Team
Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1920
 United States
 South Africa
 Sweden

Men's 300 Meter + 600 Meter Military Rifle, Team
Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1920
 United States
 Norway
 Switzerland

Men's 100 Meter Running Deer, Single Shot, Individual
Discontinued After 1924 Paris Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1908
 Oscar Swahn - Sweden
 Ted Ranken - Great Britain
 Alexander Rogers - Great Britain
1912
 Alfred Swahn - Sweden
 Ảke Lundeberg - Sweden
 Nestori Toivonen - Finland
1920
 Otto Olsen - Norway
 Alfred Swahn - Sweden
 Harald Natvig - Norway
1924
 John Boles - United States
 Cyril Mackworth-Praed - Great Britain
 Otto Olsen - Norway

Men's 100 Meter Running Deer, Single Shot, Team
Discontinued After 1924 Paris Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1908
 Sweden
 Great Britain
 NONE
1912
 Sweden
 United States
 Finland
1920
 Norway
 Finland
 United States
1924
 Norway
 Sweden
 United States

Men's 100 Meter Running Deer, Double Shot, Individual
Discontinued After 1924 Paris Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1908
 Wlter Winans - United States
 Ted Ranken - Great Britain
 Oscar Swahn - Sweden
1912
 Ảke Lundeberg - Sweden
 Edward Benedicks - Sweden
 Oscar Swahn - Sweden
1920
 Ole Lilloe-Olsen - Norway
 Fredric Landelius - Sweden
 Einar Liberg - Norway
1924
 Ole Lilloe-Olsen - Norway
 Cyril Mackworth-Praed - Great Britain
 Alfred Swahn - Sweden

Men's 100 Meter Running Deer, Double Shot, Team
Discontinued After 1924 Paris Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1920
 Norway
 Sweden
 Finland
1924
 Great Britain
 Norway
 Sweden

Men's 100 Meter Running Deer, Single Shot and Double Shot
Discontinued After 1956 Melbourne Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1952
 John Larsen - Norway
 Per Olof Sköldberg - Sweden
 Tauno Mäki - Finland
1956
 Vitali Romanenko - Soviet Union
 Per Olof Sköldberg - Sweden
 Vladimir Sevryugin - Soviet Union

Men's 300 Meter Rifle Kneeling
Discontinued After 1900 Paris Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1900
 Konrad Stäheli - Switzerland
 Emil Kellenberger - Switzerland
Anders Peter Nielsen - Denmark
 NONE

Men's 300 Meter Rifle Prone
Discontinued After 1900 Paris Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1900
 Achille Paroche - France
 Anders Peter Nielsen - Denmark
 Ole Østmo - Norway

Men's 300 Meter Rifle Standing
Discontinued After 1900 Paris Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1900
 Lars Jørgen Madsen - Denmark
 Ole Øtsmo - Norway
 Charles Paumier - Belgium

Men's 300 Meter Rifle Three Positions
Discontinued After 1972 Munich Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1896
 Georgios Orphanidis - Greece
 Ioannis Frangoudis - Greece
 Viggo Jensen - Denmark
1900
 Emil Kellenberger - Switzerland
 Anders Peter Nielsen - Denmark
 Paul Van Asbroeck - Belgium
1908
 Albert Helgerud - Norway
 Harry Simon - United States
 Ole Sæther - Norway
1912
 Paul Colas - France
 Lars Jørgen Madsen - Denmark
 Niels Larsen - Denmark
1920
 Morris Fisher - United States
 Niels Larsen - Denmark
 Østen Østensen - Norway
1948
 Emil Grünig - Switzerland
 Pauli Aapeli Janhonen - Finland
 Willy Røgeberg - Norway
1952
 Anatoli Bogdanov - Soviet Union
 Robert Bürchler - Switzerland
 Lev Vainshtein - Soviet Union
1956
 Vasily Borisov - Soviet Union
 Allan Erdman - Soviet Union
 Vilho Ylönen - Finland
1960
 Hubert Hammerer - Austria
 Hansrudi Spillmann - Switzerland
 Vasily Borisov - Soviet Union
1964
 Gary Anderson - United States
 Shota Kveliashvili - Soviet Union
 Martin Gunnarsson - United States
1968
 Gary Anderson - United States
 Valentin Kornev - Soviet Union
 Kurt Müller - Switzerland
1972
 Lones Wigger - United States
 Boris Melnik - Soviet Union
 Lajos Papp - Hungary

Men's 300 Meter Rifle, Team
Discontinued After 1924 Paris Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1900
 Switzerland
 Norway
 France
1908
 Norway
 Sweden
 France
1912
 Sweden
 Norway
 Denmark
1920
 United States
 Norway
 Switzerland
1924
 United States
 France
 Haiti

Men's 600 Meter Rifle Prone
Discontinued After 1924 Paris Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1912
 Paul Colas - France
 Carl Osburn - United States
 John Jackson - United States
1924
 Morris Fisher - United States
 Carl Osburn - United States
 Niels Larsen - Denmark

Men's 1000 Yard Rifle Prone
Discontinued After 1908 London Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1908
 Joshua Millner - Great Britain
 Kellogg Casey - United States
 Maurice Blood - Great Britain

Men's Rifle, Disappearing Target
Discontinued After 1908 London Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1908
 William Styles - Great Britain
 Harold Hawkins - Great Britain
 Edward Amoore - Great Britain

Men's Rifle Moving Target
Discontinued After 1908 London Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1908
 John Fleming - Great Britain
 Maurice Matthews - Great Britain
 William Marsden - Great Britain

Men's Rifle Stationary Target
Discontinued After 1908 London Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1908
 Arthur Carnell - Great Britain
 Harold Humby - Great Britain
 George Barnes - Great Britain

Men's 10 Meter Running Target
Discontinued After 2004 Athens Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1992
 Michael Jakosits - Germany
 Anatoli Asrabayev - Unified Team
 Luboš Račanský - Czechoslovakia
1996
 Yang Ling - China
 Xiao Jun - China
 Miroslav Januš - Czech Republic
2000
 Yang Ling - China
 Oleg Moldovan - Moldova
 Niu Zhiyuan - China
2004
 Manfred Kurzer - Germany
 Aleksandr Blinov - Russia
 Dimitri Lykin - Russia

Men's 50 Meter Running Target
Discontinued After 1988 Seoul Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1972
 Yakov Zheleznyak - Soviet Union
 Helmut Bellingrodt - Colombia
 John Kynoch - Great Britain
1976
 Aleksandr Gazov - Soviet Union
 Aleksandr Kedyarov - Soviet Union
 Jerzy Greszkiewicz - Poland
1980
 Igor Sokolov - Soviet Union
 Thomas Pfeffer - East Germany
 Aleksandr Gazov - Soviet Union
1984
 Li Yuwei - China
 Helmut Bellingrodt - Colombia
 Huang Shiping - China
1988
 Tor Heiestad - Norway
 Huang Shiping - China
 Gennadi Avramenko - Soviet Union

Men's 50 Meter Pistol, Individual
Discontinued After 2016 Rio Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1896
 Sumner Paine - United States
 Holger Nielsen - Denmark
 Ioannis Frangoudis - Greece
1900
 Karl Röderer - Switzerland
 Achille Paroche - France
 Konrad Stäheli - Switzerland
1908
 Paul Van Asbroeck - Belgium
 Réginald Storms - Belgium
 James Gorman - United States
1912
 Alfred Lane - United States
 Peter Dolfen - United States
 Charles Stewart - Great Britain
1920
 Karl Frederick - United States
 Afrȃnio da Costa - Brazil
 Alfred Lane - United States
1936
 Torsten Ullman - Sweden
 Erich Krempel - Germany
 Charles des Jammonières - France
1948
 Edwin Vasquez Cam - Peru
 Rudolf Schnyder - Switzerland
 Torsten Ullman - Sweden
1952
 Huelet Benner - United States
 Angel Leon de Gozalo - Spain
 Ambrus Balogh - Hungary
1956
 Pentti Linnosvuo - Finland
 Makhmud Umarov - Soviet Union
 Offutt Pinion - United States
1960
 Alexey Gushchin - Soviet Union
 Makhmud Umarov - Soviet Union
 Yoshihisa Yoshikawa - Japan
1964
 Välnö Markkanen - Finland
 Frankling Green - United States
 Yoshihisa Yoshikawa - Japan
1968
 Grigory Kosykh - Soviet Union
 Heinz Mertel - West Germany
 Harald Vollmar - East Germany
1972
 Ragnar Skanåker - Sweden
 Daniel Iuga - Romania
 Rudolf Dollinger - Austria
1976
 Uwe Potteck - East Germany
 Harald Vollmar - East Germany
 Rudolf Dollinger - Austria
1980
 Aleksandr Melentyev - Soviet Union
 Harald Vollmar - East Germany
 Lubtcho Diakov - Bulgaria
1984
 Xu Haifeng - China
 Ragnar Skanåker - Sweden
 Wang Yifu - China
1988
 Sorin Babii - Romania
 Ragnar Skanåker - Sweden
 Igor Basinski - Soviet Union
1992
 Kanstantsin Lukashyk - Unified Team
 Wang Yifu - China
 Ragnar Skanåker - Sweden
1996
 Boris Kokorev - Russia
 Igor Basinski - Belarus
 Roberto Di Donna - Italy
2000
 Tanyu Kiryakov - Bulgaria
 Igor Basinski - Belarus
 Martin Tenk - Czech Republic
2004
 Mikhail Nestruyev - Russia
 Jin Jong-oh - South Korea
 Kim Jong-su - North Korea
2008
 Jin Jong-oh - South Korea
 Tan Zongliang - China
 Vladimir Isakov - Russia
2012
 Jin Jong-oh - South Korea
 Choi Young-Rae - South Korea
 Wang Zhiwei - China
2016
 Jin Jong-oh - South Korea
 Hoàng Xuân Vinh - Vietnam
 Kim Song-guk - North Korea

Men's 50 Meter Pistol, Team
Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1900
 Switzerland
 France
 Netherlands
1908
 United States
 Belgium
 Great Britain
1912
 United States
 Sweden
 Great Britain
1920
 United States
 Sweden
 Brazil

Men's 25 Meter Rifle, Individual
Discontinued After 1912 Stokholm Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1912
 Vilhelm Carlberg - Sweden
 Johan Hübner von Holst - Sweden
 Gideon Ericsson - Sweden

Men's 25 Meter Rifle, Team
Discontinued After 1912 Stokholm Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1912
 Sweden
 Great Britain
 United States

Men's 50 Meter Rifle, Team
Discontinued After 1920 Antwerp Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1908
 Great Britain
 Sweden
 France
1912
 Great Britain
 Sweden
 United States
1920
 United States
 Sweden
 Norway

Men's 50 Meter Rifle, Prone
Discontinued After 2016 Rio Games
YEAR
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
1912
 Frederick Hird - United States
 William Milne - Great Britain
 Harold Burt - Great Britain
1920
 Lawrence Nuesslein - United States
 Arthur Rothrock - United States
 Dennis Fenton - United States
1924
 Pierre Coquelin de Lisle - France
 Marcus Dinwiddle - United States
 Josias Hartmann - Switzerland
1932
 Bertil Rönnmark - Sweden
 Gustavo Huet - Mexico
 Zoltán Soós-Ruszka Hradetzky - Hungary
1936
 Willy Røgeberg - Norway
 Ralph Berzsenyi - Hungary
 Władysław Karaś - Poland
1948
 Arthur Cook - United States
 Walter Tomsen - United States
 Jonas Jonsson - Sweden
1952
 Iosif Sîrbu - Romania
 Boris Andreyev - Soviet Union
 Arthur Jackson - United States
1956
 Gerald Ouellette - Canada
 Vasily Borisov - Soviet Union
 Gil Boa - Canada
1960
 Peter Kohnke - United Team of Germany
 James Enoch Hill - United States
 Enrico Forcella - Venezuela
1964
 László Hammerl - Hungary
 Lones Wigger - United States
 Tommy Pool - United States
1968
 Jan Kůrka - Czechoslovkia
 László Hammerl - Hungary Ian Ballinger - New Zealand
1972
 Li Ho-Jun - North Korea
 Victor Auer - United States
 Nicolae Rotaru - Romania
1976
 Karlheinz Smieszek - West Germany
 Ulrich Lind - West Germany
 Gennadi Lushchikov - Soviet Union
1980
 Károly Varga - Hungary
 Hellfried Heilfort - East Germany
 Petar Zapryanov - Bulgaria
1984
 Edward Etzel - United States
 Michel Bury - France
 Michael Sullivan - Great Britain
1988
 Miroslav Varga - Czechoslovakia
 Cha Young-chul - South Korea
 Attila Záhonyi - Hungary
1992
 Lee Eun-chul - South Korea
 Harald Stenvaag - Norway
 Stevan Pletikosić - Independent Olympic Participants
1996
 Christain Klees - Germany
 Sergey Belyayev - Kazakhstan
 Jozef Gönci - Slovakia
2000
 Jonas Edman - Sweden
 Torben Grimmel - Denmark
 Sergei Martynov - Belarus
2004
 Matthew Emmons - United States
 Christian Lusch - Germany
 Sergei Martynov - Belarus
2008
 Artur Ayvazyan - Ukraine
 Matthew Emmons - United States Warren Potent - Australia
2012
 Sergei Martynov - Belarus Lionel Cox - Belgium
 Rajmond Debevec - Slovenia
2016
 Henri Junghänel - Germany
 Kim Jong-hyun - South Korea
 Kirill Grigoryan - Russia

Medal Total  Top
RANK
 COUNTRY
 GOLD
 SILVER
 BRONZE
 TOTAL
1
 United States
 33
 18
 15
 66
2
 Sweden
 15
 19
 11
 45
3
 Great Britain
 9
 12
 13
 34
4
 Norway
 12
 7
 9
 28
5
 Soviet Union
 9
 9
 7
 25
6
 Switzerland
 6
 4
 8
 18
7
 China
 4
 4
 8
 16
8
 France
 4
 5
 5
 14
9
 Denmark
 2
 7
 5
 14
10
 Finland
 2
 2
 6
 10
11
 South Korea
 4
 5
 0
 9
12
 Hungary
 3
 2
 4
 9
13
 Greece
 2
 3
 3
 8
14
 Russia
 2
 2
 4
 8
15
 Germany
 4
 3
 0
 7
16
 East Germany 1
 4
 1
 6
17
 Belgium
 1
 3
 2
 6
18
 Belarus 1
 2
 2
 5
19
 Italy
 0
 4
 1
 5
20
 Romania 2
 1
 1
 4
21
 Australia
 1
 1
 2
 4
22
 Czechoslovakia 2
 0
 1
 3
23
 West Germany 1
 2
 0
 3
24
 Brazil
 1
 1
 1
 3
25
 Canada
 1
 0
 2
 3
26
 Austria
 1
 0
 2
 3
27
 Bulgaria
 1
 0
 2
 3
28
 North Korea
 1
 0
 2
 3
29
 Unified Team 1
 1
 0
 2
30
 Independent Olympic Participants 1
 0
 1
 2
31
 Colombia 0
 2
 0
 2
32
 Czech Republic 0
 0
 2
 2
33
 Poland
 0
 0
 2
 2
34
 Japan
 0
 0
 2
 2
35
 United Arab Emirates 1
 0
 0
 1
36
 Peru
 1
 0
 0
 1
37
 Ukraine
 1
 0
 0
 1
38
 United Team of Germany 1
 0
 0
 1
39
 India
 0
 1
 0
 1
40
 South Africa
 0
 1
 0
 1
41
 Moldova
 0
 1
 0
 1
42
 Spain
 0
 1
 0
 1
43
 Vietnam
 0
 1
 0
 1
44
 Mexico
 0
 1
 0
 1
45
 Kazakhstan
 0
 1
 0
 1
46
 Kuwait
 0
 0
 1
 1
47
 Haiti
 0
 0
 1
 1
48
 Netherlands
 0
 0
 1
 1
49
 Venezuela
 0
 0
 1
 1
50
 New Zealand
 0
 0
 1
 1
51
 Slovakia
 0
 0
 1
 1
52
 Slovenia
 0
 0
 1
 1