Shooting at the 1968 Summer Olympics – Mixed skeet

The mixed skeet was a shooting sports event held as part of the Shooting at the 1968 Summer Olympics programme. The competition was held on 21 and 22 October 1968 at the shooting ranges in Mexico City. 52 shooters from 30 nations competed.^[1]

Mixed skeet at the Games of the XIX Olympiad
Date	21-22 October 1968
Competitors	52 from 30 nations
Medalists
Yevgeny Petrov  Soviet Union Romano Garagnani  Italy Konrad Wirnhier  West Germany
1972 →

Final standing

Rank	Athlete	Country	Score	Gold shoot-off	Silver shoot-off	Notes
1	Yevgeny Petrov	Soviet Union	198	25		=WR
2	Romano Garagnani	Italy	198	24	25	=WR
3	Konrad Wirnhier	West Germany	198	24	23	=WR
4	Yury Tsuranov	Soviet Union	196
5	Pedro Gianella	Peru	194
6	Nicolas Atalah	Chile	194
7	Jorge Jottar	Chile	194
8	Panagiotis Xanthakos	Greece	194
9	Menelaos Mikhailidis	Greece	192
10	Ernst Pedersen	Denmark	191
11	Gheorghe Sencovici	Romania	191
12	Miguel Marina	Spain	191
13	Nuria Ortíz	Mexico	191
14	Alec Bonnett	Great Britain	191
15	Donald Sanderlin	Canada	191
16	Earl Herring	United States	190
17	Arne Karlsson	Sweden	190
18	Alain Plante	France	190
19	Robert Rodale	United States	189
20	Arne Orrgård	Sweden	189
21	Karl Meyer zu Hölsen	West Germany	189
22	Tuukka Mäkelä	Finland	189
23	Włodzimierz Danek	Poland	189
24	Wiesław Gawlikowski	Poland	188
25	Giancarlo Chiono	Italy	188
26	Colin Sephton	Great Britain	188
27	Rafael Batista	Puerto Rico	187
28	Karni Singh	India	187
29	Ignacio Huguet	Cuba	187
30	Delfin Gómez	Cuba	187
31	Mario Pani	Mexico	187
32	Paul Vittet	Switzerland	186
33	Benny Jensen	Denmark	186
34	Atanas Tasev	Bulgaria	185
35	Jean-Paul Faber	France	185
36	José Luis Martínez	Spain	183
37	Harry Willsie	Canada	181
38	Gerry Brady	Ireland	180
39	Spiro Hayek	Lebanon	180
40	Anton Manolov	Bulgaria	180
41	Tanios Harb	Lebanon	179
42	Carlos Pacheco	Costa Rica	176
43	Andrés Amador	El Salvador	175
44	Francis Cornet	Belgium	174
45	Alberto Guerrero	Puerto Rico	174
46	Joseph Grech	Malta	173
47	Arthur McMahon	Ireland	170
48	Riad Yunes	Dominican Republic	170
49	Boonkua Lourvanij	Thailand	150
50	Ricardo Soundy	El Salvador	147
51	Jorge André	Costa Rica	75
52	Luis Santana	Dominican Republic	57