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Rhode equalled Skeet’s World Record to win Gold

Thinkqob — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 08:46:19 +0000

USA’s Olympic multi-medallist won the Skeet Women event with 98 hits, after equalling the World Record of 74 hits out of 75 targets during the qualifications. Two Chinese shooters followed her in second and third place, winning the applauses of the home crowd.

The two-time Olympic Champion Kimberly Rhode of the USA won today’s Skeet Women final at the ISSF World Cup in all events in Beijing, equalling the World Record of 74 hits out of 75 targets during the qualifications. Rhode had won an Olympic Silver medal here in Beijing two years ago, during the 2008 Games.

The 30-year old American shooter made it into today’s final match with the highest qualification score, 74 hits, equalling the World Record and walking into the match with a two-target head start on her followers. Hitting 24 out of 25 targets throughout the final round, she ended up in first place with a total score of 98 hits, grabbing her second World Cup Gold medal of the year. Rhode had indeed finished on the highest step of the podium also at the first World Cup Stage of the season, in Acapulco (MEX), at the beginning of March.

Chiense spectators celebrated the home shooters Shi Hong Yan and Wei Ning, finishing in second and third place, respectively.

37-year old Shi, who had won her last ISSF medal at the 2006 World Cup in Quingyuan City, entered into the final match with a qualification score of 72 hits, finishing then on the podium with a total score of 96 hits after dropping one target on the third station.

The 2004 Olympic Silver medallist Wei Ning, 27, had also qualified for the final round with 72 hits. Dropping four targets throughout the final round, she ended up in third place tied to Russia’s Svetlana Demina with a final score of 93 hits. In the following shoot-off, Wei outdid Demina 2 to 1 hits, winning her twelve ISSF World Cup medal since 2001.

Svetlana Demina, celebrating her birthday on the day of the final, finished in fourth place with a total score of 93+1 hits, followed by the third Chinese finalist Yu Xiumin with 92 hits and by the second-time finalist Monika Zemkova of Slovakia with 89 hits.

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ISSF World Cup Stage kicked-off in Beijing

Thinkqob — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 05:36:19 +0000

The ISSF President Olegario Vazquez Raña opened the 2010 ISSF World Cup in Rifle, Pistol and Shotgun events in Beijing, welcoming the shooters to the 2008 Olympic venues during today’s opening ceremony. The ISSF is back on the 2008 Olympic venues of Beijing, were the 2010 World Cup Stage in Rifle, Pistol and Shotgun events is held from the 16th through the 25th of March. The ISSF President, Mr. Olegario Vazquez Raña, officially opened the competition today, welcoming more than 600 shooters from all around the world. “It is with pleasure that we come back to this beautiful range, constructed for the 2008 Olympic Games, which is one of the best shooting venues of the World. – Said the President, speaking at the opening ceremony – I would like to thanks our host, the Chinese shooting Federation, and wish you all the best success in this competition!” The President of the Organizing Committee, and Vice-President of the Chinese Shooting Association, Mr. Zhang Liang, welcomed the participants to Beijing, inviting the President of the Chinese Shooting Federation Mr. Feng Jianzhong, to officially declare the competition opened. The Opening Ceremony then continued with a traditional Chinese drama performed by dancers, actors and acrobats of the China National Peking Opera Company. The ISSF World Cup in all events in Beijing is the third World Cup Stage of the year, following the World Cup in Shotgun events in Acapulco and the World Cup in Rifle and Pistol events in Sydney. Beijing’s is a fundamental step on the path leading to the 50th ISSF World Championship in all events that will take place in Munich between July and August, this year. There, the first Quota Places for the 2012 Olympic Games of London will be distributed to the best performers.

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ISSF World Cup Rifle / Pistol / Shotgun · Beijing, CHN

Thinkqob — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 04:35:08 +0000

Schedule

FRIDAY	16.04		Arrival of Delegations

SATURDAY	17.04		Equipment Control
			Official Training
			Technical Meeting
			Opening Ceremony

SUNDAY	18.04	09:00-10:45	10m Air Rifle Men Relay 1
		09:00-12:00	25m Pistol Women Precision Stage
		11:15-13:00	10m Air Rifle Men Relay 2
		14:15	Final 10m Air Rifle Men
		10:00-15:30	Skeet Men Day 1
		10:00-15:30	Skeet Women
		16:30	Final Skeet Women

MONDAY	19.04	09:00-10:15	10m Air Rifle Women Relay 1
		09:00-10:45	25m Pistol Women Rapid Fire Stage
		09:00-11:00	50m Pistol Men
		10:45-12:00	10m Air Rifle Women Relay 2
		12:00	Final 25m Pistol Women
		13:15	Final 50m Pistol Men
		13:30-14:45	50m Rifle Prone Men Elimination 1
		14:30	Final 10m Air Rifle Women
		15:15-16:30	50m Rifle Prone Men Elimination 2
		10:00-15:00	Skeet Men Day 2
		16:30	Final Skeet Men

TUESDAY	20.04	09:00-10:15	50m Rifle Prone Men
		09:00-10:45	10m Air Pistol Men Relay 1
		11:15-13:00	10m Air Pistol Men Relay 2
		12:00	Final 50m Rifle Prone Men
		14:15	Final 10m Air Pistol Men

WEDNESDAY	21.04	09:00-10:15	10m Air Pistol Women Relay 1
		09:00-11:15	50m Rifle 3 Positions Women
		09:00-13:00	25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men Stage 1
		10:45-12:00	10m Air Pistol Women Relay 2
		12:30	Final 50m Rifle 3 Positions Women
		14:00	Final 10m Air Pistol Women
		10:00-15:00	Double Trap Men
		16:00	Final Double Trap Men

THURSDAY	22.04	09:00-12:20	50m Rifle 3 Positions Men Elimination 1
		09:00-13:00	25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men Stage 2
		13:00-16:20	50m Rifle 3 Positions Men Elimination 2
		14:15	Final 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men

FRIDAY	23.04	09:00-12:20	50m Rifle 3 Positions Men
		13:40	Final 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men
		10:00-15:30	Trap Men Day 1
		10:00-15:30	Trap Women
		16:45	Final Trap Women

SATURDAY	24.04		Closing Ceremony
		10:00-15:00	Trap Men Day 2
		16:00	Final Trap Men

SUNDAY	25.04		Departure of Delegations

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25m Rapid Fire Pistol – Sanderson claimed Gold

Thinkqob — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 11:12:04 +0000

The American athlete shot a total of 780.5 points (584+196.5), finishing in the lead with one tenth of a point of advantage on the following Vijay KUMAR, silver medallist with 780.4 pts ((581+199.4).

“I had memories of the Olympic Games going through my mind” said Sanderson, who had competed in this range at the last Games, struggling during the Olympic final round, and eventually landing in fifth place. He said: “I’ve been replaying the Olympic final and these targets so many times, after the Games, that I still remember them”

“I had so many things going through my head, today” Sanderson concluded “I am happy I was able to win the Gold medal. Next stop: Munich, for the next world cup stage”.

India’s Vijay KUMAR, a 23-year old shooter, 26th in the World Ranking, climbed all the way from the fourth place to win silver with 780.4 points (581+199.4). His score in the final match, 199.4 points, turned out to be the highest of today’s competition.

The Indian athlete had never won an ISSF medal in this event, but Beijing seems to be his favourite range. Here he had indeed shot his best placement, when he had finished in seventh place at the 2008 pre-Olympic world cup.

Bronze was secured by Japan’s Teruyoshi AKIMATA, 37, a long-course shooter who had never entered a world cup final-match before. AKIMATA shot the second highest final score, 198.5 points, climbing from the sixth place he had after the qualifications. The Japanese shooter grabbed his first world-level medal with a total score of 777.5 points (579+198.5).

Russia’s Dmitry BRAYKO finished in fourth place with 776.1 points (581+195.1), followed by Jan-Marcel GOELDEN of Germany, fifth with 774.4 pts (580+194.4) and by Jeorge LLAMES of Spain, sixth with 773.7 pts (581+192.7).

April 20, 2009 – 50m Rifle Prone Man – Australia’s Potent shot his second consecutive gold (0)
April 19, 2009 – 25m Pistol Woman – Zhao (CHN): first final, first gold (0)
April 19, 2009 – 10m Air Rifle Women – Gold and Silver to China (0)
April 19, 2009 – 50m Pistol Man – Yunusmetov (KAZ) claimed gold (0)
April 18, 2009 – 10m Air Rifle Man – Sidi in the lead, Zhu in a nightmare (0)

10m Air Pistol Woman – Gold to China, Silver to India’s Heena Sidhu

Thinkqob — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 09:20:54 +0000

China’s HU Jun won today’s match with 490.5 points (390 +100.5). The pistol shooter had won a silver medal at the 2006 ISSF World Championships of Zagreb and a bronze at that year’s world cup final held in Granada. She had shot her last podium in 2007, when she won the world cup stage in Sydney.

Silver went to today’s youngest finalist Heena SIDHU, 19, from India, who scored the highest final climbing from the fifth place with 486.8 points (quail: 385+ final: 101.8). “I can’t believe it, I can’t really comment on this final!” Said the young Indian shooter, who had never won World Cup medal before.

“I feel numb at the moment!” Heena exclaimed in a smile. “This is my second participation in a world cup. I have been competing in Changwon last week, but I did not shot a great competition there. I was happy to be into the final match, today, but actually I did not expect a medal…”

“It’s amazing to be standing where the games took place” concluded the Indian shooter while speaking at the microphones of the ISSF TV “Now I am planning to come to the world cup stage held in Munich, next May…”

Today’s Bronze went to the Czech champion Lenka MARUSKOVA, 24, third with 485.9 pts (385+100.9). The Czech shooter keeps on securing prestigious placements, after the Bronze she has grabbed at the European Championships of Prague, last February.

Lalita YAUHLEUSKAYA of Australia (on the podium of the 25m pistol women event a couple of days ago), lost the duel against Maruskova and missed today’s award ceremony after firing a frustrating last shot of 8.2 points. She placed in fourth with 483.0 pts (386+97.0).

Belarus’ Viktoria CHAIKA placed in fifth with 482.8 pts (387+95.8); Korea’s LEE Ho Lim, silver medal winner at the previous world cup stage held in Changwon, finished in sixth with 482.6 pts (382+100.6), after squeezing into the eight-shooters final by winning a shoot-off against China’s Xin TONG.

The second Chinese finalist SHENG Jie placed seventh 481.9 pnts (384+97.9), preceding France Celine GOBERVILLE, eighth with 479.0 pts (385+94.0).

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50m Rifle Prone Man – Australia’s Potent shot his second consecutive gold

Thinkqob — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 10:38:55 +0000

The Australian Shooter secured gold at today’s 50m Rifle Prone Men events, topping the gold he had won last week while competing in the first leg of the ISSF world cup series held in Changwon, Korea.
“I am very pleased of today’s scores and to have won another gold medal. – said Potent, who shot a great qualification in spite of the severe wind conditions – The wind conditions did not really bother me. It actually doesn’t make much difference to me if I am shooting outside or in an indoor range.”

Warren Potent, 47, is proving to be one of the leading shooters of the world in the rifle prone event. Within the ISSF World Cup Series, he has won three consecutive gold medals (2008 World Cup Final, 2009 World Cup stage Changwon and today’s final). Statistics show a terrific average: starting from the World Cup Stage Sydney in 2007, he has made into 7 different world cup medal matches, winning 4 golds and 2 silvers.

Today’s silver went to France’s Jossellin HENRY, who won his second consecutive silver medal in this event, again behind Potent. The 26-year old France athlete shot 698.8 points (595+103.8), upsetting USA’s Michael MCPHAIL at the last shot.

Mcphail climbed from the seventh place to close the match in third place, winning Bronze with 698.7 points (594+104.7). The American shooter fired the best final, with an average close to 10.5 points per shot, but he missed silver because of one tenth of a point.

Valerian SAUVEPLANE of France finished in fourth place with 698.4 points (595+103.4); USA’s Eric UPTAGRAFFT placed fifth with 697.1 pts (594+103.1); India’s Gagan NARANG placed sixth with 696.6 pts (595+101.6); Olympic 10m Air Rifle Bronze medallist Henri HAKKINEN shot his first final round in the prone event, finishing in seventh place with 696.5 pts (595+101.5).
China’s ZHANG Senmao, who had debuted in the ISSF world cup series in Changwon last week, placed in eighth with 695.6 points (594+101.6).

April 22, 2009 – 25m Rapid Fire Pistol – Sanderson claimed Gold (0)
April 19, 2009 – 25m Pistol Woman – Zhao (CHN): first final, first gold (0)
April 19, 2009 – 10m Air Rifle Women – Gold and Silver to China (0)
April 19, 2009 – 50m Pistol Man – Yunusmetov (KAZ) claimed gold (0)
April 18, 2009 – 10m Air Rifle Man – Sidi in the lead, Zhu in a nightmare (0)

25m Pistol Woman – Zhao (CHN): first final, first gold

Thinkqob — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 11:31:34 +0000

China did it again. The home team presented a new face, a 21-year old shooter who had never competed before in an international match, and that young shooter won gold preceding titled Olympians.
ZHAO Xu confirmed once more the leadership of the People Republic of China in rifle an pistol Olympic events. The 21-year old athlete, who had never competed within the ISSF frame before, won gold after climbing from the eighth place. To get into the final match, she had to defeat Yuliya BONDAREVA of Kazakhstan in a shoot-off 51.8 to 51.3 points. Then, during the final, she shot an outstanding final score of 207.6 points, overtaking her titled opponents, winning her first medal ever in front of her home supporters.

Behind her, the Australian pistol master Lalita YAUHLEUSKAYA, 45, finished in second, winning Silver 786.1 points (585+201.1).

Bronze went to Belarus’ Viktoria CHAIKA, who lost the leadership and finished the match in third after firing a disappointing last shot of 7.2 points on her last series. She won her first 2009 medal with 785.7 points (585+200.7).

April 22, 2009 – 25m Rapid Fire Pistol – Sanderson claimed Gold (0)
April 20, 2009 – 50m Rifle Prone Man – Australia’s Potent shot his second consecutive gold (0)
April 19, 2009 – 10m Air Rifle Women – Gold and Silver to China (0)
April 19, 2009 – 50m Pistol Man – Yunusmetov (KAZ) claimed gold (0)
April 18, 2009 – 10m Air Rifle Man – Sidi in the lead, Zhu in a nightmare (0)

10m Air Rifle Man – Sidi in the lead, Zhu in a nightmare

Thinkqob — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 11:39:24 +0000

Peter SIDI of Hungary shot the 10m Air Rifle Gold medal at the second ISSF world cup stage of the year, winning a close final with a score of 699.5 points (598+101.5). The three times Olympian played an excellent match in the spotlights of the Olympic final hall of the 2008 Games. “Great to be on the podium: I only had a few tenths of advantage on China’s ZHU Quinan. He was just tenths of point far from me, and I could see his scores on his monitor after every shot.” Said Sidi right after the match.

The 30-year old Hungarian shooter had finished out of the top-8 final round at the first World Cup stage, held in Changwon, Korea, last week. By shooting today’s gold, he secured his placed in the top 10 of the world ranking, and re-started this new season with an injection of self confidence “Changwon has been terrible for me: I got there only one day before the competition, and I had no chances to adapt to the time-change. – Explained Sidi – Here it has been different: I was ready, and I made it. My scores where ok, now we are moving to Europe for the next world cups, and I am planning to keep on shooting into finals.”

Silver went to China’s ZHU Qinan with 699.3 (597+102.3), who won 10.7 to 10.4 a shoot-off for the second place against Czech’s Vaclav HAMAN.
Zhu had started the match in second place after the qualification, just one point behind Sidi, but did not shot his best round “This place is my nightmare! I don’t know what happens with me,” confessed Zhu while speaking to the Chinese journalists “After the Olympic Games – here Zhu had lost a gold – I am no longer so confident. Maybe it’s this final hall,” continued the Chinese shooter, current number one in the world rank in this event “Before the Games I knew I could make it. But since that Olympic final I only have bad feelings. It’s like a nightmare going on.”

Czech’s Vaclav HAMAN won Bronze by shooting an extreme final of 104.3 points. The 22-year old athlete climbed from the eight place, shooting today’s best score in the final.

Behind him, USA’s Matthew RAWLINGS placed in fifth after shooting-off for three times against Norway’s Ole Magnus BAKKEN. The two shooters had tied with 697.8 points after the last competition shot, then they booth fired 9.8 in the first shoot-off shot, and 10.2 in the second one. With an excellent 10.6 Rawlings won the contest, placing in fifth with 697.8 (595+102.8) +9.8, +10.2, +10.6.
“I actually did not realize how many times I shoot-off. I was too concentrate. – said Rawlings after the match – This is my second final in two weeks, and I feel I am getting more confident after every shot.”

Korea’s KIM Dae Seon finished in seventh place with 697.5 (595+102.5), preceding Germany’s Henri JUNGHAENEL, eighth with 696.7 points (595+101.7).

April 22, 2009 – 25m Rapid Fire Pistol – Sanderson claimed Gold (0)
April 20, 2009 – 50m Rifle Prone Man – Australia’s Potent shot his second consecutive gold (0)
April 19, 2009 – 25m Pistol Woman – Zhao (CHN): first final, first gold (0)
April 18, 2009 – News top news 17.04.2009 2nd ISSF World Cup Stage kicked-off in Beijing (0)
April 16, 2009 – ISSF World Cup Rifle / Pistol · Beijing, CHN 2009 Schedule (0)

News top news 17.04.2009 2nd ISSF World Cup Stage kicked-off in Beijing

Thinkqob — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 11:36:08 +0000

The world cup will take place between the 17th through the 24th of April, and will be conducted on the lines of the Olympic shooting range of Beijing.
Some of the 375 participants (coming from 44 nations) moved here from the first world cup stage that was closed yesterday in Changwon, Korea. Some of them will shoot their first world competition of the year here in Beijing, where the matches are announced to be tough: the more we are getting into the season, the more top shooters from all around the world get into their best conditions.

China won the medal standings of the first World Cup Stage in Changwon, leading the competition with a consistent margin on the Russian Federation that followed in second.
The Chinese team is called to repeat that great performance in front of its spectators, but the home-court pressure could trick the local shooters as has happened before. The first final round, the 10m Air Rifle Men match, will take place tomorrow.

The ISSF Technical Delegate, Mr. David PARISH, welcomed the shooter at the opening ceremony speaking in behalf of the ISSF President Mr. Olegario Vazquez Raña and of the Secretary General Horst Schreiber. “We have to highlight the excellent job of our friends of the Chinese Shooting Association, of the volunteers and of our juries” said Mr. Parish.

Mr. LI Feng , the Asian Shooting Confederation Secretary General, also welcomed the participants at the competition, speaking in behalf of the ASC President H. E: Sheikh Salman Al Sabah “The best shooters of the world are competing here one against the other – said Mr. LI – Please, compete with fair play and mutual understanding!”

The opening ceremony continued with a traditional show performed by the athletes of the Sport University of Beijing, sponsored by the organizing committee.

The first final match, the 10m Air Rifle Men event, will take place tomorrow at 14.15.

April 22, 2009 – 25m Rapid Fire Pistol – Sanderson claimed Gold (0)
April 20, 2009 – 50m Rifle Prone Man – Australia’s Potent shot his second consecutive gold (0)
April 19, 2009 – 25m Pistol Woman – Zhao (CHN): first final, first gold (0)
April 18, 2009 – 10m Air Rifle Man – Sidi in the lead, Zhu in a nightmare (0)
April 16, 2009 – ISSF World Cup Rifle / Pistol · Beijing, CHN 2009 Schedule (0)

ISSF World Cup Rifle / Pistol · Beijing, CHN 2009 Schedule

Thinkqob — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 09:03:21 +0000

THURSDAY 16.04
Arrival of Delegations

FRIDAY 17.04
Equipment Control
Official Training
Technical Meeting
Opening Ceremony

SATURDAY 18.04
09:00-12:00 25m Pistol Women Precision Stage
09:00-10:45 10m Air Rifle Men Relay 1
11:15-13:00 10m Air Rifle Men Relay 2
14:15 Final 10m Air Rifle Men

SUNDAY 19.04
09:00-10:15 10m Air Rifle Women Relay 1
09:00-10:45 25m Pistol Women Rapid Fire Stage
09:00-11:00 50m Pistol Men
10:45-12:00 10m Air Rifle Women Relay 2
12:00 Final 25m Pistol Women
13:15 Final 50m Pistol Men
13:30-14:45 50m Rifle Prone Men Elimination 1
14:30 Final 10m Air Rifle Women
15:15-16:30 50m Rifle Prone Men Elimination 2

MONDAY 20.04
09:00-10:45 10m Air Pistol Men Relay 1
09:00-10:15 50m Rifle Prone Men
11:15-13:00 10m Air Pistol Men Relay 2
12:00 Final 50m Rifle Prone Men
14:15 Final 10m Air Pistol Men

TUESDAY 21.04
09:00-13:00 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men Stage 1
09:00-11:15 50m Rifle 3 Positions Women
09:00-10:15 10m Air Pistol Women Relay 1
10:45-12:00 10m Air Pistol Women Relay 2
12:30 Final 50m Rifle 3 Positions Women
14:00 Final 10m Air Pistol Women

WEDNESDAY 22.04
09:00-13:00 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men Stage 2
09:00-12:20 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men Elimination 1
13:00-16:20 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men Elimination 2
14:15 Final 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men

THURSDAY 23.04
09:00-12:20 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men
13:40 Final 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men

FRIDAY 24.04
Departure of Delegations

April 22, 2009 – 25m Rapid Fire Pistol – Sanderson claimed Gold (0)
April 20, 2009 – 50m Rifle Prone Man – Australia’s Potent shot his second consecutive gold (0)
April 19, 2009 – 25m Pistol Woman – Zhao (CHN): first final, first gold (0)
April 18, 2009 – 10m Air Rifle Man – Sidi in the lead, Zhu in a nightmare (0)
April 18, 2009 – News top news 17.04.2009 2nd ISSF World Cup Stage kicked-off in Beijing (0)

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