Shooting at the 1999 Pan American Games

Shooting
at the 1999 Pan American Games

Men's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
10 metre air pistol
 Daryl Szarenski
United States (USA)
 Felipe Beuvrin
Venezuela (VEN)
 Jason Meidinger
United States (USA)
10 metre air rifle
 Ken Johnson
United States (USA)
 Glenn Dubis
United States (USA)
 Wayne Sorensen
Canada (CAN)
10 metre running target
 Attila Solti
Guatemala (GUA)
 Armando Ayala
United States (USA)
 Andrés Felipe Torres
Colombia (COL)
25 metre rapid fire pistol
 Daniel César Felizia
Argentina (ARG)
 John McNally
United States (USA)
 Bernardo Tobar
Colombia (COL)
50 metre pistol
 Jason Meidinger
United States (USA)
 Daryl Szarenski
United States (USA)
 Norbelis Bárzaga
Cuba (CUB)
50 metre rifle prone
 Matthew Emmons
United States (USA)
 Wayne Sorensen
Canada (CAN)
 Henry Gerow
Canada (CAN)
50 metre rifle three positions
 Ken Johnson
United States (USA)
 Pablo Álvarez
Argentina (ARG)
 Roberto José Elias
Mexico (MEX)
Trap
 Danilo Caro
Colombia (COL)
 Lance Bade
United States (USA)
 George Leary
Canada (CAN)
Double Trap
 Lance Bade
United States (USA)
 Charles Redding
United States (USA)
 Luiz Craca
Brazil (BRA)
Skeet
 Juan Miguel Rodríguez
Cuba (CUB)
 William Roy
United States (USA)
 Clayton Miller
Canada (CAN)

Women's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
10 metre air pistol
 Kim Eagles
Canada (CAN)
 María Franco
Venezuela (VEN)
 Margarita Tarradell
Cuba (CUB)
10 metre air rifle
 Jayme Dickman
United States (USA)
 Sharon Bowes
Canada (CAN)
 Amelia Rosa Fournel
Argentina (ARG)
25 metre pistol
 Elizabeth Callahan
United States (USA)
 Rebecca Snyder
United States (USA)
 María Rueda
Colombia (COL)
50 metre rifle three positions
 Jayme Dickman
United States (USA)
 Nancy Johnson
United States (USA)
 Christina Ashcroft
Canada (CAN)
Trap
 Deena Minyard
United States (USA)
 Cindy Gentry
United States (USA)
 Susan Nattrass
Canada (CAN)
Double trap
 Kimberly Rhode
United States (USA)
 Cynthia Meyer
Canada (CAN)
 Sandra Honour
Canada (CAN)
Skeet
 Terry Bankey
United States (USA)
 Cindy Shenberger
United States (USA)
 Tami Wah
Canada (CAN)
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