Shooting at the 2020 Summer Olympics – Mixed 10 metre air rifle team

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Mixed 10 metre air rifle team
at the Games of the XXXII Olympiad
Shooting pictogram.svg
Olympic shooting pictogram
Venue Asaka Shooting Range
Date27 July 2021
Competitors58 from 20 nations
Teams29
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg Yang Qian
Yang Haoran
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China
Silver medal icon.svg Mary Tucker
Lucas Kozeniesky
Flag of the United States.svg  United States
Bronze medal icon.svg Yulia Karimova
Sergey Kamenskiy
Russian Olympic Committee flag.png  ROC
2024  

The Mixed 10 meter air rifle team event at the 2020 Summer Olympics took place on 27 July 2021 at the Asaka Shooting Range. [1]

Schedule

All times are Japan Standard Time (UTC+9)

DateTimeRound
Tuesday, 27 July 202113:15
14:00
Qualification
15:15Bronze medal match
15:52Gold medal match

Results

Qualification Stage 1

RankAthleteCountrySeriesTotal [2] Notes
123
1 Yang Qian Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 1105.3105.6105.3633.2WR, QS2
Yang Haoran 105.3105.0106.7
2 Aneta Stankiewicz Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 106.4105.2104.1630.8QS2
Tomasz Bartnik 105.5104.4105.2
3 Kwon Eun-ji Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 1105.0105.3106.1630.5QS2
Nam Tae-yun 104.5104.3105.3
4 Anastasiia Galashina Russian Olympic Committee flag.png  ROC 1104.3105.2105.0629.8QS2
Vladimir Maslennikov 105.3105.2104.8
5 Alison Weisz Flag of the United States.svg  United States 2103.6105.1104.2629.7QS2
William Shaner 105.8105.4105.6
6 Yulia Karimova Russian Olympic Committee flag.png  ROC 2104.5104.7105.5628.9QS2
Sergey Kamenskiy 104.8104.3105.1
7 Mary Tucker Flag of the United States.svg  United States 1103.8104.2103.6628.0QS2
Lucas Kozeniesky 105.8105.7104.9
8 Eszter Mészáros Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 103.2104.5104.1627.9QS2
István Péni 105.4105.2105.5
9 Jenny Stene Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 2104.7104.0104.0626.8
Jon-Hermann Hegg 105.1104.9104.1
10 Jeanette Hegg Duestad Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 1104.4106.3105.6626.8
Henrik Larsen 104.7103.6102.2
11 Zhang Yu Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 2103.5105.0104.7626.7
Sheng Lihao 103.6104.7105.2
12 Elavenil Valarivan Flag of India.svg  India 1105.0104.0104.2626.5
Divyansh Singh Panwar 103.6104.1105.6
13 Haruka Nakaguchi Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 1103.3104.1104.0625.6
Naoya Okada 104.2105.2104.8
14 Lin Ying-shin Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg  Chinese Taipei 104.6104.7104.2625.4
Lu Shao-chuan 102.5104.9104.5
15 Najmeh Khedmati Flag of Iran.svg  Iran 104.0103.9105.0624.9
Mahyar Sedaghat 103.4104.6104.0
16 Andrea Arsović Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia 1103.8104.9104.9624.5
Milutin Stefanović 106.0102.5102.4
17 Snježana Pejčić Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 103.5102.6103.5624.2
Petar Gorša 104.4104.4105.8
18 Anjum Moudgil Flag of India.svg  India 2103.0105.0104.4623.8
Deepak Kumar 103.4105.3102.7
19 Elise Collier Flag of Australia.svg  Australia 2103.9105.2104.2623.6
Alex Hoberg 103.6103.7103.0
20 Park Hee-moon Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 2103.5103.5103.9623.3
Kim Sang-do 102.9105.5104.0
21 Anna Nielsen Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark 102.7105.0103.7623.1
Steffen Olsen 103.1104.6104.0
22 Katarina Kowplos Flag of Australia.svg  Australia 1104.7103.4102.7623.1
Dane Sampson 104.8103.8103.7
23 Maria Martynova Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus 103.4104.1104.0622.6
Yury Shcherbatsevich 103.3104.0103.8
24 Sofia Ceccarello Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 103.8105.0103.7622.1
Marco Suppini 104.2102.0103.4
25 Nikola Šarounová Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 101.9102.9103.7620.6
David Hrčkulák 103.2105.2103.7
26 Shiori Hirata Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 2104.8103.4103.9620.3
Takayuki Matsumoto 102.4101.4104.4
27 Fernanda Russo Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 105.6103.6101.0618.2
Alexis Eberhardt 102.1102.4103.5
28 Alzahraa Shaban Flag of Egypt.svg  Egypt 102.4103.5103.3617.5
Osama El-Saeid 102.4103.1102.8
29 Sanja Vukašinović Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia 2103.3101.498.7612.4
Milenko Sebić 102.7103.4102.9

Qualification Stage 2

RankAthleteCountrySeriesTotal [3] Notes
12
1 Yang Qian Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 1103.3104.7419.7QG
Yang Haoran 106.2105.5
2 Mary Tucker Flag of the United States.svg  United States 1104.9104.4418.0QG
Lucas Kozeniesky 103.2105.5
3 Kwon Eun-ji Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 1104.9104.1417.5QB
Nam Tae-yun 104.0104.5
4 Yulia Karimova Russian Olympic Committee flag.png  ROC 2104.2103.5417.1QB
Sergey Kamenskiy 104.5104.9
5 Anastasiia Galashina Russian Olympic Committee flag.png  ROC 1104.2103.3417.0
Vladimir Maslennikov 105.7103.8
6 Alison Weisz Flag of the United States.svg  United States 2103.7102.8416.8
William Shaner 104.7105.6
7 Eszter Mészáros Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 101.5105.1414.6
István Péni 104.6103.4
8 Aneta Stankiewicz Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 103.3104.5414.0
Tomasz Bartnik 103.5102.7

Final

RankTeamNationTotal [4]
Gold medal match
Gold medal icon.svg Yang Qian
Yang Haoran
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 117
Silver medal icon.svg Mary Tucker
Lucas Kozeniesky
Flag of the United States.svg  United States 113
Bronze medal match
Bronze medal icon.svg Yulia Karimova
Sergey Kamenskiy
Russian Olympic Committee flag.png  ROC 217
4 Kwon Eun-ji
Nam Tae-yun
Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 19

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