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300m Rifle 3 Positions Men
WR				HUN	1184	SIDI, Peter	25.07.2009	ECH Osijek (CRO)
WR		T		NOR	3517	BERG-KNUTSEN, Espen; BERG, Vebjoern; WOHLEN, Magnus;	03.08.2006	WCH Zagreb (CRO)
300m Rifle Prone Men
WR				NOR	600	STENVAAG, Harald	15.08.1990	WCH Moscow (URS)
EWR				NOR	600	BERG, Vebjoern	05.08.2010	WCH Munich (GER)
EWR				FRA	600	HENRY, Josselin	05.08.2010	WCH Munich (GER)
EWR				GER	600	RUECKER, Bernd	31.07.1994	WCH Tolmezzo (ITA)
WR		T		SWE	1794	BRANDT, Anders; LARSSON, Michael; GUSTAFSSON, Johan;	04.08.2001	ECH Zagreb (CRO)
300m Standard Rifle Men
WR				NOR	589	KJOELL, Trond	07.07.1995	ECH Boden (SWE)
EWR				SUI	589	BUERGE, Marcel	16.07.2002	WCH Lahti (FIN)
WR		T		NOR	1751	BERG, Vebjoern; BERG-KNUTSEN, Espen; BAKKEN, Hans;	14.07.2005	ECH Belgrade (SCG)
50m Rifle 3 Positions Men
WR				SLO	1186	DEBEVEC, Rajmond	29.08.1992	WCF Munich (GER)
WR		T		AUT	3508	KNOEGLER, Mario; PLANER, Christian; FARNIK, Thomas;	21.07.2003	ECH Plzen (CZE)
50m Rifle Prone Men
WR				URS	600	BOTCHKAREV, Viatcheslav	13.07.1989	ECH Zagreb (YUG)
EWR				AUS	600	POTENT, Warren	24.03.2010	WC Sydney (AUS)
EWR				ISR	600	STARIK, Guy	18.05.2008	WC Munich (GER)
EWR				USA	600	EMMONS, Matthew	09.05.2007	WC Bangkok (THA)
EWR				BLR	600	MARTYNOV, Sergei	29.03.2006	WC Guangzhou (CHN)
EWR				BLR	600	MARTYNOV, Sergei	26.08.2005	WCF Munich (GER)
EWR				USA	600	UPTAGRAFFT, Eric	11.05.2005	WC Fort Benning (USA)
EWR				FRA	600	SAUVEPLANE, Valerian	11.05.2005	WC Fort Benning (USA)
EWR				GER	600	LUSCH, Christian	27.10.2004	WCF Bangkok (THA)
EWR				AUT	600	WAIBEL, Wolfram Jun.	03.03.2004	WC Sydney (AUS)
EWR				AUT	600	WAIBEL, Wolfram Jun.	18.07.2003	ECH Plzen (CZE)
EWR				BLR	600	LITVINCHUK, Petr	11.06.2003	WC Munich (GER)
EWR				BLR	600	MARTYNOV, Sergei	08.06.2000	WC Munich (GER)
EWR				BLR	600	MARTYNOV, Sergei	04.09.1998	WC Buenos Aires (ARG)
EWR				USA	600	TAMAS, Thomas	29.07.1998	WCH Barcelona (ESP)
EWR				BLR	600	MARTYNOV, Sergei	23.05.1997	WC Munich (GER)
EWR				GER	600	KLEES, Christian	25.07.1996	OG Atlanta (USA)
EWR				FRA	600	AMAT, Jean-Pierre	27.04.1994	WC Havana (CUB)
EWR				YUG	600	PLETIKOSIC, Stevan	29.08.1991	WCF Munich (GER)
WR		T		AUT	1793	WAIBEL, Wolfram Jun.; PLANER, Christian; KNOEGLER, Mario;	19.07.2003	ECH Plzen (CZE)
10m Air Rifle Men
WR				THA	600	MAJCHACHEEP, Tavarit	27.01.2000	ASC Langkawi (MAS)
EWR				IND	600	NARANG, Gagan	05.11.2008	WCF Bangkok (THA)
EWR				RUS	600	SOKOLOV, Denis	01.03.2008	ECH Winterthur (SUI)
WR		T		RUS	1792	SOKOLOV, Denis; KRUGLOV, Serguei; PRIKHODTCHENKO, Konstantin;	01.03.2008	ECH Winterthur (SUI)
50m Pistol Men
WR				URS	581	MELENTIEV, Alexsander	20.07.1980	OG Moscow (URS)
WR		T		ROM	1719	STAN, Livint; BABII, Sorin; ILIE, Petru;	07.09.1985	ECH Osijek (YUG)
25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men
WR				RUS	591	KLIMOV, Alexei	06.10.2006	WCF Granada (ESP)
EWR				GER	591	REITZ, Christian	28.05.2008	WC Milan (ITA)
WR		T		CHN	1749	ZHANG, Jian; LI, Yuehong; DING, Feng;	06.08.2010	WCH Munich (GER)
25m Standard Pistol Men
WR				USA	584	BULJUNG, Erich	20.08.1983	PAG Caracas (VEN)
WR		T		URS	1725	KUZMIN, Afanasij; TURLA, Vladas; MELENTIEV, Alexsander;	10.09.1985	ECH Osijek (YUG)
EWR		T		URS	1725	KUZMIN, Afanasij; BASINSKI, Igor; PYZHIANOV, Sergei;	08.09.1986	WCH Suhl (GDR)
25m Center Fire Pistol Men
WR				RUS	594	NESTRUEV, Mikhail	17.07.2007	ECH Granada (ESP)
EWR				RUS	594	KLIMOV, Alexei	25.07.2009	ECH Osijek (CRO)
WR		T		URS	1762	PYZHIANOV, Sergei; IGNATIUK, Miroslav; KUZMIN, Afanasij;	15.08.1990	WCH Moscow (URS)
10m Air Pistol Men
WR				KOR	594	JIN, Jong Oh	12.04.2009	WC Changwon (KOR)
WR		T		RUS	1759	EKIMOV, Leonid; ISAKOV, Vladimir; NESTRUEV, Mikhail;	16.03.2007	ECH Deauville (FRA)
50m Running Target Men
WR				URS	596	LAPIN, Nicolai	25.07.1987	ECH Lahti (FIN)
EWR				RUS	596	STEPANOV, Maxim	29.08.2009	WCH Heinola (FIN)
WR		T		URS	1773	LUZOV, Sergei; AVRAMENKO, Gennadi; VASILYEU, Andrei;	07.07.1989	ECH Zagreb (YUG)
50m Running Target Mixed Men
WR				CZE	398	RACANSKY, Lubos	04.08.1994	WCH Milan (ITA)
WR		T		CZE	1181	JANUS, Miroslav; RACANSKY, Lubos; KERMIET, Jan;	04.08.1994	WCH Milan (ITA)
10m Running Target Men
WR				GER	590	KURZER, Manfred	18.08.2004	OG Athens (GRE)
WR		T		GER	1733	JAKOSITS, Michael; KURZER, Manfred; SCHULZE, Marko;	05.07.2002	WCH Lahti (FIN)
10m Running Target Mixed Men
WR				UKR	393	PRIANISHNIKOV, Vladyslav	26.02.2008	ECH Winterthur (SUI)
WR		T		RUS	1158	BLINOV, Alexander; LYKIN, Dimitri; ERMOLENKO, Juri;	22.03.2002	ECH Thessaloniki (GRE)
EWR		T		CHN	1158	NIU, Zhiyuan; GAN, Lin; YANG, Ling;	31.07.2006	WCH Zagreb (CRO)
Trap Men
WR				ITA	125	PELLIELO, Giovanni	01.04.1994	WC Nicosia (CYP)
EWR				ITA	125	FABBRIZI, Massimo	15.05.2009	WC Munich (GER)
EWR				CZE	125	KOSTELECKY, David	05.10.2006	WCF Granada (ESP)
EWR				RUS	125	GURKIN, Pavel	10.08.2005	WC Americana (BRA)
EWR				USA	125	BADE, Lance	23.07.1998	WCH Barcelona (ESP)
EWR				ITA	125	TITTARELLI, Marcello	11.06.1996	WC Suhl (GER)
EWR				USA	125	YCONG, Ray	09.06.1995	WC Lahti (FIN)
WR		T		ITA	368	PELLIELO, Giovanni; VENTURINI, Marco; TITTARELLI, Marcello;	17.06.1995	WCH Nicosia (CYP)
EWR		T		KUW	368	ALMUDHAF, Khaled; MEQLAD, Naser; AL FAIHAN, Abdulrahman;	06.09.2007	WCH Nicosia (CYP)
Double Trap Men
WR				AUS	147	DIAMOND, Michael	19.07.1998	WCH Barcelona (ESP)
EWR				RUS	147	MOSIN, Vasily	05.08.2010	WCH Munich (GER)
EWR				CHN	147	PAN, Qiang	16.05.2010	WC Dorset (GBR)
EWR				CHN	147	HU, Binyuan	10.06.2009	WC Minsk (BLR)
EWR				IND	147	SODHI, Ronjan	18.06.2008	WC Belgrade (SRB)
EWR				GBR	147	FAULDS, Richard	08.06.2008	WC Suhl (GER)
WR		T		USA	433	RICHMOND, Joshua; HOLGUIN, Jeffrey; CRAWFORD, William;	05.08.2010	WCH Munich (GER)
Skeet Men
WR				USA	125	HANCOCK, Vincent	14.06.2007	WC Lonato (ITA)
EWR				NOR	125	BROVOLD, Tore	25.07.2009	ECH Osijek (CRO)
EWR				CZE	125	SYCHRA, Jan	20.05.2009	WC Munich (GER)
EWR				UKR	125	MILCHEV, Mikola	09.05.2009	WC Cairo (EGY)
EWR				NOR	125	BROVOLD, Tore	13.07.2008	ECH Nicosia (CYP)
WR		T		USA	366	HANCOCK, Vincent; DULOHERY, Shawn; THOMPSON, Frank;	16.08.2009	WCH Maribor (SLO)

16.09-23.09.2010

The ISSF President Olegario Vazquez Raña welcomed the IOC President Jacques Rogge at the Youth Olympics’ shooting range.

“It has been a great final, with real drama and emotions!” said the IOC President Jacques Rogge after the 10m Air Rifle Women Junior final, while following the award ceremony form the spectators’ tribune together with the ISSF President Olegario Vazquez Raña.

“There’s a good atmosphere, here at the shooting venue! – Continued the IOC President – This new shooting range is going to be used by the Singapore Sport Schools also after the Games, so I am sure that it is going to be a good legacy for the future of the shooting sport in Singapore.”

“These Games were a great success. The organization has been very good. The athletes have been competing in fair play and at an outstanding level.”

“I am most pleased by the media coverage, – added Dr. Rogge, – both by traditional media and by the new media. We had more than 1000 journalists following the event on site, and more then 5 millions videos played on YouTube!”

The ISSF President, Mr. Olegario Vazquez Raña, closed the shooting competitions at the Singapore Sport School thanking the volunteers and the range officials together with the ISSF Technical Delegate for this competition, Carlos Silva Monterroso.

“Singapore’s Youth Olympic Games has been a great competition. In spite of being the first edition of this new competition, the results and the organization were excellent!” said the ISSF President Olegario Vazquez Raña.

“The Shooting Sport competitions run perfectly, and our shooters reached excellent results,” the President continued.

“The ISSF enjoys excellent relationships with all the members of the International Olympic Committee – added the ISSF President – We received today the visit of the IOC President Jacques Rogge and of the IOC Vice-President Thomas Bach, and we can see once again that the Shooting Sport received great support from the International Olympic Committee.”

Korea’s young athletes finished atop of the Youth Olympic Games shooting medal standings, beating China and Ukraine.

It must have been a nice surprise for the Korean team coach Lee Yong Jae. Before the Games, had been aiming to collect a Bronze, he said. But after his athletes collected three medals, finishing atop of the shooting sport Youth Olympics’ medal standings, he paid tribute to their dedication in training.

“They really concentrate during their trainings,” Mr. Lee said. “Yes, they are under a lot of pressure, but they got their rewards according to the efforts that they’ve put in and I’m really happy about it!”

Starting with the Gold medal won by Kim Jang Mi in the 10m Air Pistol Women Junior event, passing through the Bronze secured by Choi Daehan in the 10m Air Pistol Men Junior event, to finish with the Gold medal won on the last competition, the 10m Air Rifle Women Junior, by Go Dowon, Korea left few chances to his opponents, finishing in first place with a total of three medals.

The People’s Republic of China finished in second place, with one Gold and one Silver medals, won by Gao Ting Jie at the 10m Air Rifle Men Junior event and by Fang Xue in the 10 Air Pistol Women Junior event, respectively.

Team Ukraine grabbed the third place, with one Gold and one Bronze, won by Denys Kushnirov in the 10m Air Pistol Men Junior event and by Serhiy Kulish in the 10m Air Rifle Men Junior event.

The medal standings:

Go Dowon won Korea’s second Youth Olympics Gold medal in shooting events, securing the highest step of the podium at the last shot.

Korea’s Go Dowon snatched the last Shooting Sport gold medal on the lines of the Singapore Sport School at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games as she won the 10m Air Rifle Women Junior event today.

Go, who had made it into the final round in second place with a qualification score of 397 points, jumped atop of the standings after scoring 10.4 with her second shot, also taking advantage of mistake of the qualification’s leader, who fired a frustrating 8.1 on her first competition shot.

Go’s brilliant last two shots, a 10.6 and a 10.7, clinched victory with a total score of 500.1 (397+103.1) points.

“It’s great to be on this podium! I will try my best to succeed in other international competitions, as my dream is to participate in the Olympic Games!” the young Korean shooter said after the award ceremony.

“I wasn’t expecting this result, — continued Korean athlete, speaking about today’s final, — I was very nervous from the beginning and it didn’t ease off, so it was quite difficult because I was constantly nervous.”

Gabriela Vognarova of the Czech Republic took the silver medal with a total of 498.6 points. The Czech was tied with Go after both recorded a score of 9.9 with their first shots of the final, and she wrapped up a great performance with a 10.8 on her 10th and final shot, ending up on the second step of the podium with a total score of 498.6 (397+101.6) points.

“Between the qualification round and the final I was singing songs,” she said. “I do it a lot, because it helps me calm down. I sing whatever comes into my head. Today, I was singing disco!”

Jasmin Mischler of Switzerland claimed bronze with an overall of 498.1 (395+103.1) points after a tense battle for third against Germany’s Yvonne Schlotterbeck, the qualification’s leader. The 18-year old Swiss shooter came through in her last four shots to secure her position on the podium with three tenths of advantage on her opponents. “I didn’t even expect to win a bronze medal but my strategy was to just fight to the end,” the 18-year-old said.

Today’s turned out to be an unlucky final for Germany’s Yvonne Schlotterbeck. The 17-year old shooter, usually competing in small bore international competition, gave her best during the qualification rounds.

Shooting in the lead since the first series, the German athlete nailed a 39 tens, missing then the world record of 400 out of 400 points by one point, as she fired a 9 on her last qualification shot.

Entering the final round in the lead with 399 points, Schlotterbeck wasted her two-point head start on her very first final shot, by firing a frustrating 8.1 which eventually relegated her in fourth place with a total score of 497.8 (399+98.8) points.

“My first five shots were bad but my next five were better. I’m a bit sad to come fourth, because I was in first place,” the young German shooter said.

Her coach, Claudia Kulla (GER), said her young charge had shown what she was capable of in the qualification.

“I think what happened in the final was simply due to lack of experience. She has never been in such a big final,” Kulla said. “In the qualification, she was the queen of hearts and showed she was a master of discipline and patience.”

“But no worries” the coach said. Experience will come with the years, and it’s now time for Yvonne to compete for a spot in the Olympic Games.