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Monday, 26 September 2016
Five More Medals on Day Four Takes India’s Tally to 23 at the Junior Shooting World Cup.
The Indian Academy of Shooting Sport, Guntur: NRAI 21 Sep 2016 , New Delhi, Sep 21, 2016: India added five more medals to their kitty including three more Gold medals, to swell their tally to 23 at the end of competition day four of the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) Junior World Cup, being held in Gabala, Azerbaijan. India won two team Gold medals in the Men’s and Women’s 25M Pistol events respectively, while the third Gold of the day came through Ahnad Jawanda in the individual Men’s 25M Pistol competition. India has won a total of nine Gold medals in the competition so far to be ranked second in the medals table, behind Russia.
The days only Silver came through Gurmeet who made it an Indian 1-2 in the Men’s 25M Pistol. Ahnad and Gurmeet had teamed up with Arjun Das for the team Gold in the event.
In the Women’s 25M Pistol Chinki Yadav, Gauri Sheoran and Sanjana Sehrawat won the team Gold with a combined score of 1701. Chinki and Gauri also reached the individual competition finals along with Muskan, where Chinki qualified for the Bronze medal match but eventually lost out to Anna Dedova 7-3 to place fourth. Margarita Lomova of Russia won the Gold in the event, which was also her second individual Gold of the competition. Miroslava Mincheva of Bulgaria won the Silver.
India’s only Bronze of the day came in the Women’s Trap when the team comprising of Pragati Gupta, Soumya Gupta and Manisha Keer. In the Junior Men’s 50M Rifle 3 Positions event, Subhankar Pramanick, who had earlier won the 50M Rifle Prone Gold, reached the finals with a qualifying score of 1139 but had to contend with eighth position in the final standings.
The days only Silver came through Gurmeet who made it an Indian 1-2 in the Men’s 25M Pistol. Ahnad and Gurmeet had teamed up with Arjun Das for the team Gold in the event.
In the Women’s 25M Pistol Chinki Yadav, Gauri Sheoran and Sanjana Sehrawat won the team Gold with a combined score of 1701. Chinki and Gauri also reached the individual competition finals along with Muskan, where Chinki qualified for the Bronze medal match but eventually lost out to Anna Dedova 7-3 to place fourth. Margarita Lomova of Russia won the Gold in the event, which was also her second individual Gold of the competition. Miroslava Mincheva of Bulgaria won the Silver.
India’s only Bronze of the day came in the Women’s Trap when the team comprising of Pragati Gupta, Soumya Gupta and Manisha Keer. In the Junior Men’s 50M Rifle 3 Positions event, Subhankar Pramanick, who had earlier won the 50M Rifle Prone Gold, reached the finals with a qualifying score of 1139 but had to contend with eighth position in the final standings.
Sunday, 18 September 2016
Vinita Bhardwaj shoots gold in World University
The Indian Academy of Shooting Sport, Guntur 18 Sep 2016:
Vinita Bhardwaj gave an impressive performance to win gold in the Women’s 10m Air Rifle event at the 6th World University Shooting Championship in Bydgoszcz, Poland, edging out Rio Olympic bronze medallist Yi Siling of China. Siling is also the 2012 London Olympic gold medalist.
The BA final year student of DAV College, Chandigarh shot a score of 206.0 in the final to claim the gold medal while Siling shooting a score of 205.6 took the bronze.
However, twenty-two-year-old, Vinita’s journey to success has not been without it’s share of trials and tribulations.
Daughter of an Army officer, Vinita decided to take up shooting in the year 2008. However, she was rejected by the “Mission Olympics” a training program for the Army kids, on medical grounds for she had physical deformity — club foot — by birth. Medical experts said she suffered from 40 per cent disability.
Notwithstanding rejection, she decided to train on her own and started competing in various shooting competitions.
Vinita also participated in the World University Games in 2013 held at Kazan (Russia)
Staging of 8th South Zone Shooting Championship 2016 in Shotgun (NR & ISSF) events at Sports Authority of Telangana State, Shooting Ranges, Gachibowli, Hyderabad from 23rd October to 28th October, 2016
NRAI Delhi 14 Sep 2016 , The 8th South Zone Shooting Championship 2016 in Shotgun (NR & ISSF) events will be held at Sports Authority of Telangana State, Shooting Ranges, Gachibowli, Hyderabad from 23rd October to 28th October, 2016 as per rules and regulations under NRAI Match Book 2016. This championship will be conducted by Telangana State Rifle Association under the aegis of the National Rifle Association of India.
Thursday, 15 September 2016
The Indian Academy of Shooting Sport, Guntur: 15 Sep 2016. Yesterday we celebrated success meet of U-14 & U-17 SGFI selections.
Yesterday we celebrated success meet at our Academy of SGFI, Guntur competitions 2016-2017. All shooters were preformed well and become good results with good score. Wish you all the best for up coming competitions and bright feature. We request to all shooters don't delay of your practice after competition. We suggest you, practice will make perfect, so you need more practice for a good results. Do now, not tomorrow.
All the best.
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Yesterday we celebrated success meet at our Academy of SGFI, Guntur competitions 2016-2017. All shooters were preformed well and become good results with good score. Wish you all the best for up coming competitions and bright feature. We request to all shooters don't delay of your practice after competition. We suggest you, practice will make perfect, so you need more practice for a good results. Do now, not tomorrow.
All the best.
Regard's
The Indian Academy of Shooting Sport, Guntur
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Wednesday, 14 September 2016
The Indian Academy of Shooting Sport, Guntur: 15 Sep 2016. Yesterday our Team was selected for AP State School Games Federation of India, Kadapa 2016-17 Competitions.
Results:-
Master N. Hitesh U-14 Air Rifle - Indl First (Little Flower EM School),
Miss. Vineetha U-14 Air Rifle Girls - Indl First (Loy0la Public School),
Miss. SK Mehroon Sana U-17 Air Rifle Girls - Indl First (Bharatiya Vidhya Bhavan),
Miss. Neeha U-17 Air Pistol women - Indl First (Narayana Olympiyard),
Master Yashwanth Reddy U-14 Air Pistol - Indal First (Little Flower EM School),
Master N. Mukesh U-14 Air Pistol - Indl Second (Little Flower EM School),
Master Sarath Kumar U-14 Air Rifle - Indl Third (Narayana Public School)
Our team successfully came from this competition with 100% result. Total participants seven, selected all seven students
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Congratulations for all team and keep it up.
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Monday, 5 September 2016
The Indian Academy of Shooting Sport, Guntur: 5 Sep 2016.
Today very happy to announce "Youth Mission Olympics".
Present our Youth Olympic team:
1. Miss Teena - 4th Class - 9 Years
2. Miss Charvi - 3rd Class - 8 Years
3. Miss Lakshmi Samanvitha - 2nd Class - 7 Years
4. Miss Namyatha - 4th Class - 9 Years
5. Master Bineeth Vyaas - 5th Class - 10 Years.
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