Men's trap at the 2018 Commonwealth Games
Venue	Belmont Shooting Centre, Brisbane
Dates	13–14 April
Competitors	40 from 24 nations
Medalists
Michael Wixey    Wales   Aaron Heading    England   Brian Galea    Malta
← 2014

Shooting at the 2018 Commonwealth Games
Events
10 m air pistol	men	women
10 m air rifle	men	women
25 m pistol		women
25 m rapid fire pistol	men
50 m pistol	men
50 m rifle 3 positions	men	women
50 m rifle prone	men	women
Trap	men	women
Double trap	men	women
Skeet	men	women
Queen's Prize	Individual	Pairs
v t e

The Men's trap event at the 2018 Commonwealth Games was held on 13–14 April at the Belmont Shooting Centre, Brisbane.

Each shooter was allowed 125 shots. The top six shooters advanced to the final, with shoot-offs held to break ties if required.^[1]

Rank	Name	Day 1			Day 2					Total	Notes
		1	2	ex 50	3	ex 75	4	ex 100	5
1	Michael Wixey (WAL)	25	21	46	25	71	24	95	25	120	Q
2	Aaron Heading (ENG)	24	24	48	24	72	24	96	23	119 QS-off: +3	Q
3	Edward Ling (ENG)	25	22	47	23	70	25	95	24	119 QS-off: +2	Q
4	Mitchell Iles-Crevatin (AUS)	24	23	47	24	71	23	94	25	119 QS-off: +0	Q
5	Glenn Kable (FIJ)	24	22	46	25	71	24	95	23	118	Q
6	Brian Galea (MLT)	24	24	48	23	71	23	94	23	117 QS-off: +4	Q
7	Kynan Chenai (IND)	23	23	46	24	70	24	94	23	117 QS-off: +3
8	Manavjit Singh Sandhu (IND)	22	21	43	24	67	24	91	24	115
9	Christopher Jackson (CAY)	23	22	45	22	67	24	91	24	115
10	Andreas Makri (CYP)	23	21	44	24	68	23	91	24	115
11	David Henning (NIR)	24	21	45	23	68	23	91	24	115
12	Owen Robinson (NZL)	23	22	45	24	69	22	91	24	115
13	Curtis Wennberg (CAN)	23	20	43	25	68	24	92	23	115
14	Muhammad Farrukh Nadeem (PAK)	23	21	44	22	66	24	90	23	113
15	Thomas Grice (AUS)	23	23	46	24	70	19	89	23	112
16	Daniel Wanma (PNG)	23	22	45	20	65	24	89	22	111
17	Kevin Cowles (GIB)	22	22	44	20	64	22	86	24	110
18	Choon Seng Choo (SGP)	19	22	41	22	63	22	85	24	109
19	Myles Browne-Cole (NZL)	23	19	42	23	65	21	86	23	109
20	David Walton (IOM)	25	20	45	20	65	22	87	22	109
21	Stefan Roberts (GGY)	24	21	45	21	66	22	88	20	108
22	Charles Chen Seong Fook (MAS)	20	18	38	23	61	23	84	23	107
23	Christian Stephen (FIJ)	21	22	43	22	65	20	85	22	107
24	Aamer Iqbal (PAK)	21	20	41	19	60	23	83	23	106
25	Hejun Lin (SGP)	20	21	41	23	64	22	86	20	106
26	Jonathan Davis (WAL)	21	22	43	21	64	18	82	23	105
27	Justin St. John (BAR)	21	21	42	19	61	21	82	21	103
28	Neil Parsons (IOM)	22	21	43	19	62	20	82	21	103
29	Michael Maskell (BAR)	18	20	38	23	61	19	80	22	102
30	Darren Burtenshaw (GGY)	23	19	42	22	64	21	85	17	102
31	Clinton Judd (NFK)	19	15	34	24	58	22	80	20	100
32	Sigfried Levi (SAM)	19	16	35	22	57	19	76	19	95
33	Angus Donald (PNG)	19	17	36	20	56	18	74	20	94
34	Shaun Jaffray (FAI)	22	14	36	20	56	18	74	19	93
35	Paul Loibl (SAM)	13	18	31	19	50	22	72	20	92
36	Mitchell Meers (NFK)	18	16	34	17	51	13	64	17	81
37	Toni Viliamu (NIU)	18	15	33	15	48	15	63	16	79
38	Tose Talagi (NIU)	19	16	35	14	49	9	58	10	68
39	Henry Liutai (TGA)	13	13	26	8	34	16	50	13	63
40	Graham Didlick (FAI)	12	5	17	11	28	16	44	16	60

The lowest-ranked shooters were eliminated after 25 / 30 / 35 / 40 shots, with qualification rankings used to break ties if required. The last two shooters were permitted 10 further shots each, plus a shoot-off in the event of a gold-medal tie.^[2]

Rank	Name	Series										Notes
		Stage 1 & ex 25	Stage 2	ex 30	Stage 3	ex 35	Stage 4	ex 40	Stage 5	ex 50	Total
	Michael Wixey (WAL)	23	3	26	5	31	5	36	10	46	46	FGR
	Aaron Heading (ENG)	23	5	28	3	31	5	36	7	43	43
	Brian Galea (MLT)	21	5	26	5	31	5	36	-	-	36
4	Edward Ling (ENG)	19	5	24	4	28	-	-	-	-	28
5	Mitchell Iles-Crevatin (AUS)	18	4	22	-	-	-	-	-	-	22
6	Glenn Kable (FIJ)	17	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	17