List of medalists at the European Shotgun Championships
The Italian Ennio Falco , nine medals at the European Shotgun Championships.
This is the list of medalists at the European Shotgun Championships [ 1] from the first edition held in 1929 (until 1954 the European Shotgun Championships were held in pigeon shooting and only from 1955, they take place in the current configuration).[ 2] [ 3]
Events
The events have almost always been the following three male and female, individual and team. Only from the 2016 edition are there two new mixed team races in trap and skeet .[ 4]
Trap (men and women, individual and team)
Double trap (men and women, individual and team)
Skeet (men and women, individual and team)
Men
Championships not recognized by the ISSF.
Trap individual
Trap team
Year
Gold
Silver
Bronze
1929
Hungary (Dóra Pál, Dóra Sándor, Sándor Lumniczer, István Strassburger)
Germany (Rudolf Sack, ...)
Finland
1931
Hungary (Pál Dóra, Sándor Dóra, Sándor Lumniczer, András Montagh)
Austria
Poland
1933
Hungary (Pál Dóra, Sándor Dóra, Sándor Lumniczer, András Montagh)
Austria
Denmark
1934
Hungary (Dóra Pál, Sándor Lumniczer, András Montagh, István Strassburger)
Germany (Kurt Schöbel, ...)
Denmark
1935
Hungary (Dóra Pál, Dóra Sándor, Sándor Lumniczer, István Strassburger)
Belgium
Germany (Rudolf Sack, ...)
1936
Hungary (Sándor Dóla, Gyula Halasy, Sándor Lumniczer, István Strassburger)
Germany (Kurt Schöbel, ...)
United Kingdom
1937
Finland (Ake by Forselles, Konrad Huber, ...)
Germany (Kurt Schöbel, Rudolf Sack, von dem Bongart, von Gramon)
France
1938
Czechoslovakia
Poland
France
1939
Germany I (Kurt Schöbel, von dem Bongart, ...)
Italy
Germany II
1952
Italy (Albino Crocco, Otello Marini, ...)
France
Spain
1954
France (Michel Prévost, ...)
West Germany
Egypt
1955
Soviet Union (Sergej Kalinjin, Nikolai Mogilewski, Yury Nikandrov, Wassili Selin)
Hungary (Karoly Kulin-Nagy, Sandor Lumniczer, Ede Szomjas, Jozsef Vary)
Poland (Roman Feill, Kazimierz Popielarski, Adam Smelczynski, Wandolin Wolny)
1956
Lebanon (Maurice Tabet, Aref Diab, ...)
Italy
Egypt
1957
Lebanon (Maurice Tabet, ....)
Italy
West Germany
1958
Germany (Heinrich von der Mühle, ...)
Italy (Luigi Rossi , ...)
France
1959
Italy (Silvano Canonico, Alessandro Ciceri, Franco Piatti, Galliano Rossini)
Soviet Union (Sergei Kalinin, Nikolai Mogilewski, Yury Nikandrov, Valentin Stjepin)
United Kingdom (Edward Fear, Victor Huthart, Glenn Jones, Joseph Wheater)
1960
Italy (Luigi Rossi , Daniele Ciceri, ...)
United Kingdom
Lebanon
1961
Italy
United Kingdom
Hungary (Keresztes, Kulin-Nagy, E. Szomjas, Vary)
1962
Italy (Edoardo Casciano, Canon, Delventisetti, Picciolo)
United States (Eisenlauer, Everhart, Myers, Ross)
France (Boniteau, Faussier, Prevost, Roux)
1963
Soviet Union (Sergej Kalinjin, Yury Nikandrov, Pavel Senitschev, Wladimir Semjanka)
East Germany (Karl-Heinz Kramer, Heinz Rehder, Hans-Joachim Marscheider, Gerhard Aßmus)
Italy (Alberto Ambrock, Ennio Mattarelli, Galliano Rossini, Angelo Scalzone)
1964
Italy (Ennio Mattarelli, ...)
Poland
West Germany (Heinz Leibinger, ...)
1965
Italy (Silvano Canonico, Ennio Mattarelli, Galliano Rossini usw.)
Soviet Union
Lebanon
1966
Italy (Silvano Basagni, ....)
Romania (Dumitrescu, ...)
France (Michel Prévost, ....)
1967
Sweden (Karlsson, ....)
France (Michel Carrega, ....)
Italy (Edoardo Casciano, ....)
1968
France (Michel Carrega, ....)
Italy
Soviet Union
1969
Italy (Silvano Basagni, Serafino Giani, Ennio Mattarelli, Galliano Rossini)
East Germany (Burkhardt Hoppe, Herbert Freude, Kurt Czekalla, Albrecht Henke)
France (Jean-Jacques Baud, Pierre Candelo, Michel Carrega, Michel Prévost)
1970
Soviet Union (Aleksandr Alipov, ....)
Italy (Serafino Giani, Silvano Basagni, Gianni Rosatti, ...)
West Germany
1971
Italy (Silvano Basagni, Luciano Bellentani, Ennio Mattarelli, Galliano Rossini)
France (Jean-Jacques Baud, Michel Carrega, Robert Porchier, Michel Prévost)
Spain (Eladio Vallduvi, José Luis Alonso, Jaime Bladas, José Cusi)
1972
Spain (Eladio Vallduvi, Bladas, Allonso, Sancho)
Poland (Adam Smelczynski, ....)
France (Michel Carrega, ....)
1973
France (Jean-Jacques Baud, .....)
Spain (Eladio Vallduvi, ....)
Italy (Manfredi, .....)
1974
Italy (Silvano Basagni, ....)
Spain (Esteban Azkue, ....)
Soviet Union
1975
Italy (Alberto Carneroli, Silvano Basagni, Scalzone, Baldi)
Belgium (Renard, Permentier, Colon, Niessen)
Spain (Sancho, Bladas, Eladio Vallduvi, Azcue)
1976
France (Michel Carrega, Bernard Blondeau, .....)
Soviet Union (Kulakov, ....)
Spain
1977
Soviet Union (Alexander Assanov, Kulakow, ...)
East Germany (Jürgen Henke, Burkhardt Hoppe, Steffen Hummel, Wilhelm Metelmann)
Spain (Eladio Vallduvi, Azkue, ...)
1978
Italy (Alberto Carneroli, Silvano Basagni, Luciano Giovannetti, Danna)
East Germany (Burkhard Hoppe, Wilfreid Hummel, Jürgen Heym, Herbert Hirschmüller)
Spain
1979
Soviet Union (Alexander Assanov, Galkin, Rustam Jambulatow, Ochotzki)
Finland
France (Demarle, Bernard Blondeau, ....)
1980
Spain (Eladio Vallduvi, ...)
Italy (Baldi, Carlo Danna, ....)
Soviet Union (Alexander Assanov, .....)
1981
Soviet Union (Alexander Assanov, Ochotzki, Alexander Lavrinenko, Rustam Jambulatow)
Italy
France (Bernard Blondeau, Moine, ..)
1982
Soviet Union (Alexander Lavrinenko, .....)
Italy (Daniele Cioni, Giovannetti, ....)
United Kingdom
1983
Italy (Daniele Cioni, Carlo Danna, Marco Vaccari)
France (Michel Carrega, Blein, Mahaut)
Finland (Nieminen, Matti Nummela, Palmu)
1984
Spain (Ricardo Sancho, Miguel, ..)
Italy (Silvano Basagni, ....)
United Kingdom (Peel, ....)
1985
Italy (Luciano Giovannetti, Daniele Cioni, ...)
Soviet Union (Alexander Assanov, Monachow, ...)
Spain
1986
Italy (Luciano Giovannetti, Daniele Cioni, ...)
Soviet Union (Alexander Lavrinenko, .....)
France (Guelpa, ....)
1987
Italy (Luciano Giovannetti, Albano Pera, .....)
Soviet Union
Spain (Eladio Vallduvi, ...)
1988
Soviet Union (Alexander Lavrinenko, Monachow, Saaliste)
Italy (Giovannetti, Albano Pera, Marco Venturini)
France (Guelpa, Bernard Blondeau, Gerin )
1989
Italy (Marco Venturini, Albano Pera, .....)
Portugal
Soviet Union (Alexander Lavrinenko, ......)
1990
Italy (Daniele Cioni, Albano Pera, Marco Venturini)
Soviet Union (Igor Chebanov, ....)
Czechoslovakia
1991
Italy (Albano Pera, Giovanni Pellielo, Marco Venturini)
Hungary (Istvan Putz, .....)
Soviet Union
1992
Italy (Roberto Scalzone, Marco Conti, Albano Pera)
Portugal
United Kingdom
1993
Germany (Jörg Damme, Olaf Kirchstein, Uwe Möller)
Italy
Hungary
1994
Italy (Marco Venturini, Giovanni Pellielo, Roberto Scalzone)
Portugal (Manuel Vieira da Silva, .....)
Belgium (Frans Peeters, .....)
1995
Germany (Jörg Damme, Uwe Möller, Karsten Bindrich)
Italy
Denmark
1996
United Kingdom (Ian Peel, ......)
Russia (Aleksej Alipov, ....)
France
1997
Italy (Giovanni Pellielo, Daniele Cioni, Rodolfo Vigano)
Portugal (Joao Rebelo, Manuel Silva, Jose Silva)
France (Jean Ane, Jean-Michel Lucas, Tony Navarro)
1998
Germany (Waldemar Schanz, Karsten Bindrich, Thomas Fichtner)
Russia (Igor Chebanov, Aleksej Alipov, Sergej Ljubomirow)
Czech Republic (David Kostelecký, Jiří Gach, Pavel Kubec)
1999
Italy (Rodolfo Vigano, Marco Venturini, Giovanni Pellielo)
Portugal (Jose Silva, Manuel Lourenco, Joao Rebelo)
United Kingdom (James Birkett-Evans, Peter Boden, Ian Peel)
2000
Italy (Rodolfo Vigano, Marco Venturini, Giovanni Pellielo)
Portugal (Manuel Silva, Ezequiel Custodio, Joao Rebelo)
United Kingdom (Kevin Gill, Peter Boden, Ian Peel)
2001
Italy (Carlo Angelantoni, Marco Venturini, Giovanni Pellielo)
Germany (Waldemar Schanz, Karsten Bindrich, Olaf Kirchstein)
France (Stephane Clamens, Yves Tronc, Bruno Croiset)
2002
Italy (Rodolfo Vigano, Marco Venturini, Giovanni Pellielo)
Czech Republic (David Kostelecký, Jan Dvořák, Pavel Kubec)
Germany (Waldemar Schanz, Karsten Bindrich, Olaf Kirchstein)
2003
France (Yves Tronc, Stephane Clamens, Jean-Pierre Chavassieux)
Germany (Olaf Kirchstein, Karsten Bindrich, Stefan Rüttgeroth)
Italy (Marco Venturini, Massimo Fabbrizi, Massimiliano Mola)
Double trap individual
Double trap team
Year
Gold
Silver
Bronze
1991
Italy (Fabio Casadei, Frapporti, Enrico Buffoli)
United Kingdom
Soviet Union
1992
Turkey (Alp Kizilsu, ....)
United Kingdom (Kevin Gill, .....)
Belgium
1993
Italy (Albano Pera, Mirco Cenci, Enrrico Buffoli)
Finland
Russia
1994
Italy (Albano Pera, Marco Cenci, Enrico Buffoli)
Germany (Waldemar Schanz, Karsten Bindrich, Steffen Däbel)
Hungary (Karoly Gombos, .......)
1995
Italy (Daniele di Spigno, Mirco Cenci, .......)
Finland (Raimo Kauppila, .....)
United Kingdom
1996
Italy (Claudio Franzoni, Ugo Procacci, ......)
Finland (Aki Reijonen, ....)
Sweden
1997
Italy (Daniele Di Spigno, Claudio Franzoni, Stefano Mezzetta)
Finland (Raimo Kauppila, Joonas Olkkonen, Kari Riekko)
Spain (Sergio Pinero, Alfredo Rodriguez, Joseba Zubizarreta)
1998
Italy (Daniele di Spigno, Luca Marini, Emanuele Bernasconi)
France (Jean-Paul Gros, Marc Menessier, Yves Tronc)
Belgium (Luc Budts, Philippe Dupont, Frans Peeters)
1999
Italy (Mirco Cenci, Daniele Di Spigno, Luca Marini)
France (Jean-Paul Gros, Marc Menessier, Yves Tronc)
Finland (Raimo Kauppila, Joonas Olkkonen, Aki Reijonen)
2000
Russia (Wassili Mossin, Witali Fokejew, Aleksej Alipov)
Finland (Raimo Kauppila, Joonas Olkkonen, Mikko Makitalo)
United Kingdom (Richard Faulds, Charles Dean, John Bellamy)
2001
Italy (Mirco Cenci, Daniele Di Spigno, Marco Innocenti)
Finland (Raimo Kauppila, Joonas Olkkonen, Mikko Makitalo)
Spain (Sergio Pinero, Alfredo Rodriguez, Lorenzo Santana)
2002
Italy (Emanuele Bernasconi, Daniele Di Spigno, Marco Innocenti)
France (Jean-Paul Gros, Marc Menessier, Eric Varenne)
Russia (Vasily Mossin, Vitaly Fokeev, Vyacheslav Duchkin)
2003
United Kingdom (Richard Faulds, George Digweed, John Bellamy)
Italy (Marco Innocenti, Daniele Di Spigno, Emanuele Bernasconi)
Russia (Vasily Mossin, Vitaly Fokeev, Vyacheslav Duchkin)
Skeet individual
Skeet team
Year
Gold
Silver
Bronze
1956
France (Albert Voisin, ...)
Lebanon
Spain
1957
France
Belgium
United States
1958
France
United States
Sweden
1959
Soviet Union (Vasily Antonov, Nikolai Durniev, Arkadi Kaplun, Oleg Lossew)
Sweden (Claes Alwen, Arne Ewertsson, Harald Grennard, Adolf Hellström)
France (Jacques Arnavielhe, Henri Boucher, Lucien Dutourleau, Claude Foussier)
1960
France (Claude Foussier, ...)
Canada
not forgiven
1961
France
Venezuela
West Germany (Konrad Wirnhier, ...)
1962
France
Lebanon
United Arab Emirates
1963
Soviet Union (Yuri Churanov, Nikolai Durniev, Arkady Kaplun, Alexander Petrov)
West Germany (Konrad Wirnhier, Karl Gernandt, Edgar Hollunder, Hans-Joachim Suppli)
Sweden (Kurt Isgren, Sven Pettersson, Bo Runesson, Lennart Standar)
1964
Soviet Union (Yuri Churanov, Vadim Vorobiev, ...)
France
West Germany (Hans-Joachim Suppli, ...)
1965
Soviet Union (Nikolai Durniev, ....)
West Germany (Haymo Rethwisch, ...)
Belgium
1966
Soviet Union (Nikolai Durniev, ....)
Romania
Finland
1967
Soviet Union (Nikolai Durniev, Yevgeny Kondratiev, ....)
West Germany (Konrad Wirnhier, .....)
France (Jean-Paul Faber, ....)
1968
West Germany (Konrad Wirnhier, Karl Meyer zu Hölsen, .....)
Poland
Denmark
1969
Soviet Union (Nikolai Benes, Boris Bulba, Yuri Churanov, Yevgeny Petrov)
France (Jean-Paul Faber, Jacques Herberich, Elie Penot, Alain Planté)
Poland (Wlodzimierz Danek, Wieslaw Gawlikowski, Olgierd Korolkiewicz, Artur Rogowski)
1970
West Germany (Konrad Wirnhier, .....)
Poland (Andrzej Socharski, ...)
Italy
1971
Spain (Juan Avalos, Gaspar Castanon Teus, Miguel Marina, José Luis Martinez)
East Germany (Michael Buchheim, Klaus Krumpholz, Klaus Schulze, Klaus Reschke)
Italy (Loris Beccheroni, Ercole Casadio, Floriano de Angeli, Romano Garagnani)
1972
Soviet Union (Yuri Churanov, Sedinkin, Tariel Shgenti, Yevgeny Petrov)
Denmark (Steffensen, ....)
Poland (Wieslaw Gawlikowski, .....)
1973
Soviet Union (Tariel Shgenti, Vladimir Andreev, etc.)
Poland (Wieslaw Gawlikowski, .....)
Czechoslovakia
1974
Soviet Union (Benesk, Sokolow, Tariel Shgenti, ....)
Denmark
France (Jean Petitpied, .....)
1975
Sweden
Soviet Union (Aliyev, ....)
Poland (Wieslaw Gawlikowski, .....)
1976
Denmark
Spain (Juan Avalos, ....)
Poland (Sucharski, ....)
1977
Soviet Union (Aliyev, ....)
Czechoslovakia (Josef Panáček, Pulda, ....)
Poland (Wieslaw Gawlikowski, .....)
1978
Soviet Union (Aliyev, Tomas Imnaischwili, Sokolow, Jeselewitsch)
Italy (Romano Garagnani, ....)
Czechoslovakia
1979
Netherlands (Eric Swinkels, van de Berg, ..)
Czechoslovakia
France
1980
Soviet Union (Tomas Imnaischwili, ....)
France
Spain
1981
Soviet Union (Tomas Imnaischwili, Tariel Shgenti, Schachworostow, Pjak )
France (Bruno Rosetti, Petipied, Rocheteau, Tisset)
Czechoslovakia (Josef Panáček, Luboš Adamec, Pulda, Hůla)
1982
Czechoslovakia (Luboš Adamec, ......)
Soviet Union
East Germany (Axel Krämer, ......)
1983
Soviet Union (Schachworostow, Timoschin, Molchanov)
France (Bruno Rosetti, Penot, Tyssier)
Sweden (Ek, Bengtsson, Berglund)
1984
Soviet Union (Timoschin, Tomas Imnaischwili, ...)
Czechoslovakia (Jan Hůla, Bronislav Bechyňský, ...)
Italy (Cianfarini, ...)
1985
Soviet Union (Tomas Imnaischwili, ....)
Italy (Benelli, .....)
East Germany (Bernhard Hochwald, Axel Wegner, Frank Garling)
1986
Italy (Giardini, Luca Scribani, ....)
East Germany (Matthias Dunkel, Bernhard Hochwald, Axel Wegner)
Soviet Union
1987
Soviet Union (Alexander Cherkassov, Valeria Timoshin, Tomas Imnaischvili)
Netherlands (Kiek van Ieperen, .....)
East Germany (Axel Wegner, Matthias Dunkel, Bernhard Hochwald)
1988
Czechoslovakia (Leoš Hlaváček, Petr Málek, Luboš Adamec)
East Germany (Bernhard Hochwald, Axel Wegner, Jürgen Raabe)
Italy (Benelli, Gionnannagel, Giardini)
1989
Netherlands
Czechoslovakia
Finland
1990
Finland
Italy (Bruno Rossetti, .....)
Sweden
1991
Czechoslovakia (Luboš Adamec, .....)
Italy
Soviet Union
1992
Germany (Axel Wegner, Bernd Hochwald, Matthias Dunkel)
Czechoslovakia (Bronislav Bechyňský, ....)
Finland (Jorma Korhonen, ....)
1993
Norway (Harald Jensen, Paal Kraakenes, ....)
Italy
Russia
1994
Italy (Andrea Benelli, Ennio Falco, Bruno Rossetti)
Czech Republic (Bronislav Bechyňský, ........)
Sweden
1995
Italy
France
Cyprus (Antonis Andreou, ....)
1996
Germany (Jürgen Raabe, Peter Schulz, Axel Wegner)
Poland (Grzegorz Chrzanowski, ......)
Czech Republic
1997
Czech Republic (Bronislav Bechyňský, Leoš Hlaváček, Petr Málek)
Cyprus (Antonis Andreou, Christos Kourtellas, Antonis Nicolaides)
Italy (Ennio Falco, Andrea Benelli, Sergio Forlano)
1998
Russia (Oleg Tichin, Alexej Wetoch, Nikolai Teoplij)
Czech Republic (Bronislav Bechyňský, Petr Málek, Jan Sychra)
Italy (Ennio Falco, Andrea Benelli, Eugenio Corti)
1999
Czech Republic (Bronislav Bechyňský, Petr Málek, Leoš Hlaváček)
Netherlands (Hennie Dompeling, Martin van Alenburg, Gijs van Beek)
Sweden (Thomas Johansson, Göran Magnusson, Urban Söderholm)
2000
Italy (Ennio Falco, Andrea Benelli, Pietro Genga)
Cyprus (Antonis Andreou, George Achilleos, Kyrlacos Christoforou)
Czech Republic ( Jan Sychra, Petr Málek, Leoš Hlaváček)
2001
Italy (Ennio Falco, Andrea Benelli, Pietro Genga)
Norway (Harald Jensen, Tore Brovold, Erik Watndahl)
Czech Republic (Jan Sychra, Petr Málek, Leoš Hlaváček)
2002
Norway (Harald Jensen, Tore Brovold, Erik Watndahl)
Germany (Jan-Henrik Heinrich, Bernhard Hochwald, Axel Wegner)
Czech Republic (Jan Sychra, David Valter, Leoš Hlaváček)
2003
Germany (Axel Wegner, Tino Wenzel, Thorsten Hapke)
Denmark (Michael Nielsen, Jens Winther, Röland Schultz)
Italy (Ennio Falco, Pietro Genga, Andrea Benelli)
Women
Trap individual
Trap team
Year
Gold
Silver
Bronze
1973
Soviet Union (Julia Klekova, Wheat, Senitscheva)
Italy
France
1974
West Germany (Elisabeth von Soden, Marlene Caspary, Beate Roselius)
France (Francoise Robrolle, ...)
Soviet Union
1975
West Germany (Elisabeth von Soden, ...)
Soviet Union (Valentina Gerasina, Ukolova, ...)
Spain (Garcia, ...)
1976
Soviet Union (Julia Klekova, Valentina Gerasina, Ukulova)
Spain
France (Jacquet, ...)
1977
Soviet Union (Julia Klekova, Valentina Gerasina, Larissa Tjuschkina )
France (Jacquet, ...)
Spain (Munoz, .....)
1978
Soviet Union (Julia Klekova, Larissa Tjuschkina, Sergeta )
Italy (Wanda Gentiletti, ....)
West Germany (Silke Hüsing, Carmen Richter, ...)
1979
Soviet Union (Chlebnikova, ...)
Italy (Elda Rolandi, ...)
Spain
1980
Soviet Union (Julia Klekova, ...)
Italy (Elda Rolandi, Gentiletti, ...)
Spain
1981
Soviet Union (Wolodina, Yelena Rabaya, Pitschugina)
Italy (Wanda Gentiletti, Baldisserri, Pelosi)
Spain (Munoz, Garcia, Gonzales)
1983
Soviet Union (Yelena Rabaya, Wolodina, Svetlana Lasarewa)
Italy (Baldisserri, Morara, Nobile)
Spain (Munoz, Garcia, Palazon)
1984
Soviet Union (Yelena Rabaya, Schevsova, ....)
France
Italy
1985
Italy (Pia Baldisserri, ....)
Spain
France
1986
Italy (Pia Baldisserri, ....)
France
Spain
1987
Italy (Roberta Pelosi. ....)
France
Soviet Union (Svetlana Lasarewa, ....)
1988
Soviet Union (Daina Gudzinevičiūtė, Yelena Rabaya, .....)
Italy (Elda Rolandi, .....)
France (Renaud, .....)
1989
Spain (Gema Usieto, Palazow, ....)
Italy (Roberta Morara, .....)
Finland
1990
Soviet Union (Yelena Rabaya, Maja Gubjewa, ......)
Spain
Italy
1991
France (Mauricette Colavito, ....)
Soviet Union (Yelena Rabaya, ....)
Italy
1992
CIS (Yelena Rabaya, Yelena Tkatsch, Wolkova)
France
Italy
1993
Spain (Gemma Usieto, Pelason, Quintanal)
Ukraine (Viktoria Schiko, ....)
Germany (Susanne Kiermayer, Silke Hüsing, Petra Knetemann)
1994
Finland (Satu Pusila, Sini Rantapu, P. Julin)
Germany (Silke Hüsing, Petra Knetemann, Susanne Kiermayer)
Italy (Roberta Pelosi, .....)
1995
1996
Italy (Cristina Bocca, Roberta Pelosi, .....)
France
Finland
1997
Germany (Susanne Kiermayer, Silke Hüsing, Petra Knetemann)
Italy (Cristina Bocca, Roberta Pelosi, Paola Tattini )
France (Annabelle Allaoua, Gisele Renaud, Yolande Vidal)
1998
Italy (Roberta Pelosi, Cristina Bocca, Giulia Iannotti)
Finland (Satu Pusila, Satu Makela, Pug Veromaa)
Russia (Irina Laritscheva, Yelena Rabaya, Maria Wolkova)
1999
Russia (Maria Wolkova, Irina Laritscheva, Yelena Tkatsch)
Italy (Roberta Pelosi, Giulia Iannotti, Cristina Bocca)
France (Delphine Racinet, Gisele Renaud, Yolande Vidal)
2000
Italy (Roberta Pelosi, Giulia Iannotti, Cristina Bocca)
Germany (Susanne Kiermayer, Silke Hüsing, Sonja Scheibl)
Russia (Yelena Rabaya, Irina Laritscheva, Yelena Tkatsch)
2001
Russia (Maria Zub, Irina Laritscheva, Yelena Tkatsch)
Italy (Roberta Pelosi, Giulia Iannotti, Giulia Pintor)
Germany (Susanne Kiermayer, Silke Hüsing, Sonja Scheibl)
2002
Russia (Maria Zub, Irina Laritscheva, Yelena Tkatsch)
Spain (Vanessa Leon, Vanessa Majuelo, Maria Quintanal)
United Kingdom (Sarah Gibbins, Lesley Goddard, Anita North)
2003
United Kingdom (Anita North, Sarah Gibbins, Lesley Goddard)
Spain (Maria Quintanal, Vanessa Leon, Vanesa Majuelo)
Russia (Yelena Tkatsch, Maria Sub, Irina Laritscheva)
Double trap individual
Double trap team
Year
Gold
Silver
Bronze
1991
France ( Mauricette Colavito, Giselle Renaud, ....)
Soviet Union (Yelena Rabaya, ....)
Italy
1992
CIS ( Yelena Rabaya, ....)
France
Italy
1993
Italy (Deborah Gelisio, Di Giovanni, Ratele)
Finland (One Piece, .....)
Russia
1994
Italy (Deborah Gelisio, Giovanna Pasello, Nadia Innocenti)
Finland (Riita-Mari Murtoniemi, ....)
Germany (Silke Hüsing, Petra Knetemann, Susanne Kiermayer)
1995
Finland (Riita-Mari Murtoniemi, ....)
Italy (Giovanna Pasello, ..........)
Russia
1996
Italy (Nadia Innocenti, .....)
Finland
Russia
1997
Italy (Nadia Innocenti, Giovanna Pasello, Arianna Perilli)
Finland (Pia Julin, Riitta Mari Murtoniemi, Satu Pusila)
-
Russia ( Irina Laritscheva, Yelena Rabaya, Yelena Tkatsch)
1999
Finland (Pia Julin, Riitta-Mari Vainio, Satu Pusila)
Italy (Deborah Gelisio, Giovanna Pasello, Arianna Perilli)
Germany (Susanne Kiermayer, Sonja Scheibl, Judith Schüler)
2000
Italy (Nadia Innocenti, Giovanna Pasello, Arianna Perilli)
Finland (Pia Julin, Riitta-Mari Vainio, Satu Pusila)
Russia ( Irina Laritscheva, Lilja Kutschagina, Yelena Tkatsch)
2001
Italy (Nadia Innocenti, Deborah Gelisio, Maria Sole Santasilia)
Germany (Susanne Kiermayer, Sonja Scheibl, Silke Hüsing)
Finland (Pug Veromaa, Noora Antikainen, Jaana Backlund)
2002
Italy (Nadia Innocenti, Deborah Gelisio, Giovanna Pasello)
Finland (Pug Veromaa, Pia Nyback, Jaana Backlund)
Russia ( Yelena Rabaya, Lilja Kutschagina, Yelena Dudnik)
2003
Russia (Yelena Rabaya, Yelena Dudnik, Ludmilla Khochlova)
Finland (Noora Antikainen, Satu Makela-Nummela, Pug Veromaa)
Italy (Giovanna Pasello, Elena Innocenti, Monica Girotto)
Skeet individual
Skeet team
Year
Gold
Silver
Bronze
1973
Poland (Chytrowska, Kolodziejczyk, ...)
West Germany (Ruth Jordan, Saskia Brixner, Claudia von Kanitz)
France
1974
Soviet Union (Larissa Kortschinskaja, Polina Konejewa, Virginia Marcinciaviciute, Truskowska)
Belgium (Fontaine, ....)
France (Delbats, ...)
1975
West Germany (Ruth Jordan, Saskia Brixner, Claudia von Kanitz)
Soviet Union (Larisa Gurvich, ...)
Belgium
1976
Soviet Union (Polina Konejewa, Larissa Kortschinskaja, ....)
Poland (Chytrowska, ....)
West Germany (Ruth Jordan, Claudia von Kanitz, ...)
1977
Soviet Union (Larissa Kortschinskaja, Tuschin, ....)
West Germany (Ruth Jordan, Saskia Brixner, Claudia von Kanitz)
Poland (Chytrowska, ....)
1978
Soviet Union (Larissa Kortschinskaja, Polina Konejewa, Usman)
Poland (Chytrowska, Muranska, ....)
West Germany (Ruth Jordan, Saskia Brixner, Claudia von Kanitz)
1979
Soviet Union (Larisa Gurvich, .....)
Italy (Bianca Rosa Hansberg , ....)
West Germany (Ruth Jordan, Saskia Brixner, Claudia von Kanitz)
1980
France (Cambrion, ...)
Soviet Union (Larisa Gurvich, .....)
Sweden
1981
Soviet Union (Larisa Gurvich, Svetlana Yakimov, Kovalenko)
France (Lesprit, Delbes, Blot)
Sweden (Holmgren, Käthe Magnusson, Jansson)
1982
Soviet Union (Svetlana Yakimov, ....)
Sweden (Jansson, .....)
France
1983
United Kingdom (Andrews, Alexander, Duffield)
France (Delbes, Lesprit, Blot)
Sweden (Käthe Magnusson, Samuelsson, Jansson)
1984
Soviet Union (Svetlana Jakimova, Larissa Tsuranova-Gurwitsch, ...)
Italy (Bianca Hansberg, ....)
Sweden
1985
Poland (Bednarzuc, ....)
Sweden (Käthe Magnusson, ...)
Italy (Bianca Hansberg, ....)
1986
Soviet Union (Svetlana Demina, Meftachet, ....)
Poland (Wilczynskaya, ....)
Sweden
1987
Soviet Union (Svetlana Demina, Yelena Puchina, Sinaida Mestachetdinova)
West Germany (Michaela Rink, Claudia von Kanitz, Ulrike Brütting)
Finland
1988
Soviet Union (Svetlana Demina, Sinaida Mestachetdinova, ....)
Belgium
Sweden
1989
Poland (Alicja Wilczynska, Dorota Chytrowska-Mika, .....)
Italy
Sweden (Ylva Jansson, ....)
1990
Soviet Union (Svetlana Demina, Sinaida Mestachetdinova, Yelena Puschiana)
Hungary (Diana Igaly, ....)
Italy
1991
Hungary (Diana Igaly, I. Göbölös, E. Waswari)
Soviet Union (Svetlana Demina, .....)
Poland (Dorota Chytrowska-Mika, ....)
1992
CIS (Jerdjanik Awetisjan, Svetlana Demina, Yelena Pischina)
Hungary
Poland
1993
Hungary (I. Göbölös, Diana Igaly, E. Waswari)
Ukraine
Italy
1994
Hungary (Diana Igaly, E. Waswari, I. Gögölös)
Armenia (Jerdjanik Awetisjan, ...)
Italy
1995
1996
1997
Finland (Maarit Lepomäki, Jaana Pitkanen, Kirsi Sukula)
Italy (Antonella Parrini, Sabrina Nardini, Cristina Vitali)
United Kingdom (Susan Bramley, Kelly Elvin, Pinky le Grelle )
1998
Russia (Svetlana Demina, Jerdjanik Awetisjan, Anna Protasova)
Finland (Maarit Lepomäki, Jaana Pitkanen, Marjut Heinonen)
Italy (Daniela Bolis, Antonella Parrini, Cristina Vitali)
1999
Russia (Jerdjanik Awetisjan, Svetlana Demina, Olga Panarina)
Italy (Erica Gobbo, Sabrina Nardini, Cristina Vitali)
Finland (Maarit Lepomäki, Jaana Pitkanen, Kirsi Sukula)
2000
Russia (Jerdjanik Awetisjan, Svetlana Demina, Olga Panarina)
Hungary (Diana Igaly, Ibolya Gobolos, Erzsebet Vasvari)
Finland (Maarit Lepomäki, Katja Poutanen, Kirsi Sukula)
2001
Russia (Jerdjanik Awetisjan, Svetlana Demina, Olga Panarina)
Italy (Antonietta Zaino, Sabrina Nardini, Cristina Vitali)
Finland (Maarit Lepomäki, Kirsi Sukula, Marjut Heinonen)
2002
Russia (Jerdjanik Awetisjan, Svetlana Demina, Olga Panarina)
Hungary (Diana Igaly, Ibolya Gobolos, Erzsebet Vasvari)
United Kingdom (Susan Bramley, Elena Little, Pinky le Grelle )
2003
Russia (Svetlana Demina, Olga Panarina, Jerjanik Awetisjan)
United Kingdom (Elena Little, Kelly Elvin, Pinky Le Grelle)
Hungary (Erzsebet Vasvari, Diana Igaly, Ibolya Gobolos)
See also
References
External links