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Rhode, at 13, won her first world championship title in women's double trap shooting. After double trap shooting was eliminated from the 2008 Summer Olympics, she has concentrated on skeet. Rhode became a Distinguished International Shooter in 1995 (Badge #388). [5] In ISSF World Cup competition, she has won 19 Gold, 7 Silver, and 8 Bronze ...
Women's double trap shooting made its first appearance at the 1996 Summer Olympics, with Kim Rhode becoming the inaugural champion. Susanne Kiermayer defeated Deserie Huddleston in the silver medal shoot-off. [1]
The women's double trap competition at the 2000 Summer Olympics was the second of three instances, and the only one not won by Kim Rhode, who came third. Pia Hansen raised Rhode's Olympic record by seven hits, and was only one hit from Deborah Gelisio's World records in both the qualification and final rounds. Gelisio won the silver medal ...
Kim Rhode won the bronze medal in women's skeet shooting, an honor that puts her in an elite record-holding group of just five other Olympic athletes.
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U.S. shooter and 1996 Olympic champion Kim Rhode rallied her way in the final rounds to reclaim the gold medal with a total record of 146. [1] South Korea's Lee Bo-na narrowly missed a shot for the Olympic title by a single bird, but secured the silver with a score of 145, while Chinese shooter and four-time Olympian Gao E beat her teammate Li ...
Plaintiffs challenging the law in court included Kim Rhode, who has won three Olympic gold medals in shooting events, and the California Rifle & Pistol Association.
Rank Athlete Country 1 2 3 Tie break Total Notes 1 Wei Meng China 23: 25: 25: 73: Q, OR 2 Kim Rhode United States 23: 25: 24: 72: Q 3 Diana Bacosi Italy 25: 23: 24: 72: Q 4 Chiara Cainero Italy 24