2011 oceania championship media guide

2011

Monday November 28 – Thursday

December 1

Sydney International Shooting

Centre

Oceania Shooting Championships

2011 Oceania Shooting Championships Media Guide

Contents Media Contact ......................................................................................................................................... 5

Corporate Contact................................................................................................................................... 5

Interviews................................................................................................................................................ 5

Press Releases ......................................................................................................................................... 5

Schedule .................................................................................................................................................. 5

Links ........................................................................................................................................................ 5

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 6

Quota Places ........................................................................................................................................... 6

Australian Shooting Team ....................................................................................................................... 7

Olympic Selection ................................................................................................................................... 7

Shotgun ................................................................................................................................................... 9

Men’s Trap .......................................................................................................................................... 9

Women’s Trap ..................................................................................................................................... 9

Men’s Double Trap ............................................................................................................................ 10

Men’s Skeet ....................................................................................................................................... 10

Women’s Skeet ................................................................................................................................. 11

Rifle ....................................................................................................................................................... 11

Men’s 10m Air Rifle ........................................................................................................................... 11

Women’s 10m Air Rifle ..................................................................................................................... 12

Men’s 50m Rifle Prone ...................................................................................................................... 12

Men’s 50m Rifle 3 Position ............................................................................................................... 13

Women’s 50m 3 Position Rifle .......................................................................................................... 13

Pistol ...................................................................................................................................................... 14

Men’s 10m Air Pistol ......................................................................................................................... 14

Women’s 10m Air Pistol .................................................................................................................... 14

Men’s 25m Rapid Fire Pistol ............................................................................................................. 15

Women’s 25m Sport Pistol ............................................................................................................... 15

Men’s 50m Pistol .............................................................................................................................. 16

Shotgun ................................................................................................................................................. 17

Paul Adams........................................................................................................................................ 17

Suzy Balogh ....................................................................................................................................... 17

Clive Barton ....................................................................................................................................... 17

Laura Coles ........................................................................................................................................ 18


Zita Dettori ........................................................................................................................................ 18

Daniel Di Pietro ................................................................................................................................. 18

Keith Ferguson .................................................................................................................................. 19

Steve Haberman ................................................................................................................................ 19

Nick Kirley ......................................................................................................................................... 19

Lauryn Mark ...................................................................................................................................... 20

Russell Mark ...................................................................................................................................... 20

Laetisha Scanlan ................................................................................................................................ 20

Catherine Skinner .............................................................................................................................. 21

Matthew Stokes ................................................................................................................................ 21

Adam Vella ........................................................................................................................................ 21

Rifle ....................................................................................................................................................... 22

John Coombes ................................................................................................................................... 22

Will Godward .................................................................................................................................... 22

Chris Gulvin ....................................................................................................................................... 22

Jennifer Hens .................................................................................................................................... 23

Warren Potent .................................................................................................................................. 23

Dane Sampson .................................................................................................................................. 23

Alethea Sedgman .............................................................................................................................. 24

Alice Styles ........................................................................................................................................ 24

Robyn Van Nus .................................................................................................................................. 24

Thomas Versace ................................................................................................................................ 25

Tyren Vitler........................................................................................................................................ 25

Pistol ...................................................................................................................................................... 26

Dina Aspandiyarova .......................................................................................................................... 26

Alfio Casagrande ............................................................................................................................... 26

David Chapman ................................................................................................................................. 26

Hayley Chapman ............................................................................................................................... 27

Chloe Esposito ................................................................................................................................... 27

Emily Esposito ................................................................................................................................... 27

Lucas Finken ...................................................................................................................................... 28

David Moore ..................................................................................................................................... 28

Bruce Quick ....................................................................................................................................... 28

Daniel Repacholi ............................................................................................................................... 29


Chris Roberts ..................................................................................................................................... 29

Lalita Yauhleuskaya ........................................................................................................................... 29


Media Directory

Media Contact

Media Liaison Officer David Polglase 0401 453 041

Corporate Contact

Chief Executive Officer Nick Sullivan 0419 866 804

Interviews

All interviews with athletes and coaches should be directed through the media liaison officer.

Press Releases

Press Releases will be distributed on a regular basis throughout the 2011 Oceania Shooting

Championships.

Schedule

A full schedule for the competition is available on the AISL website.

Links

Australian International Shooting Limited Website

Australian International Shooting Limited Facebook

Australian International Shooting Limited Twitter

Australian International Shooting Limited YouTube

ISSF – World Governing Body - Website

http://www.ausshooting.org/competitions/2011/OSF-Continental_Championship_and_Grand_Prix/Oceania_Continental_Championships_2011_Program_List_V1_8_Nov.pdf

http://www.ausshooting.org/index.php

http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Australia-International-Shooting-Limited/107667902593163

https://twitter.com/#!/AISLmedia

http://www.youtube.com/user/AISLmedia

http://www.issf-sports.org/


Introduction

The 2011 Oceania Shooting Championships serves as major qualifying event for countries in the

Oceania region to secure quota places at the 2012 London Olympic Games.

Following a qualifying period that began at the 2010 World Shooting Championships nations have

had the opportunity to secure quota places at all major international events.

Following this lengthy process, a further 18 quota places are now available to win at the 2011

Oceania Shooting Championships at the Sydney International Shooting Centre.

These 18 places are available over the 15 Olympic disciplines, with one available in each discipline,

while two will be available in the men’s skeet, men’s trap and men’s 50m rifle prone.

Six countries will compete at the 2011 Oceania Shooting Championships –

Australia

New Zealand

Fiji

New Caledonia

French Polynesia

Niue

Quota Places

To compete at the 2012 London Olympic Games countries need to qualify quota places in order to

compete.

Each national shooting federation must earn "Quota Places" - one starting position to send athletes

to the next Olympic Games.

Only a total of 390 athletes will be able to compete in the 15 events across the Olympic disciplines at

the Games.

For the 2012 Olympic cycle quota places were available to win at the –

2010 ISSF(shotgun, pistol, rifle) World Championships

2011 World Cup Concepcion (shotgun)

2011 World Cup Sydney (shotgun, rifle, pistol)

2011 World Cup Beijing (shotgun, rifle, pistol)

2011 World Cup Fort Benning (rifle, pistol)

2011 World Cup Changwon (rifle, pistol)

2011 World Cup Munich (rifle, pistol)

2011 World Cup Maribor (shotgun)

2011 ISSF World Championships (shotgun)

Continental (Africa, Europe, Oceania, Asian, Americas) shooting championships


A quota place guarantees that someone from a given country - not necessarily the athlete who

earned it - will be competing in that Olympic event. Each nation can earn a maximum of 28 quota

places: one each in trap and skeet women, and two each in all other events.

Each athlete is only allowed to win one quota place for their country.

Australian Shooting Team

The Australian Shooting Team has so far qualified four quota places for the 2012 London Olympic

Games.

These quota places were won by –

Lalita Yauhleuskaya Women’s 10m Air Pistol 2010 ISSF World Championships

Dina Aspandiyarova Women’s 10m Air Pistol 2011 World Cup Changwon

Lauryn Mark Women’s Skeet 2011 World Cup Sydney

Michael Diamond Men’s Trap 2011 World Cup Maribor

At the 2011 Oceania Shooting Championships Australia is able to win a further 15 quotas from the

18 that are available.

Up to nine athletes from each country can be selected for each discipline at the 2011 Oceania

Shooting Championships but only the top three are able to compete for the quota place.

Australia has therefore selected an A, B and C team for the majority of disciplines, with only the A

Team able to win the quotas for the 2012 London Olympic Games.

Athletes in the B and C team are still able to win the Oceania title.

The full Australian team for the 2011 Oceania Shooting Championships is available on the AISL

website.

Olympic Selection

The Australian Shooting Team will be nominated to the Australian Olympic Committee following the

World Cup event in London next April (dates) that also serves as the official test event for the 2012

London Olympic Games.

This team nomination will be based on the selection criteria available on the AISL website.

Performance Qualifying Score’s (PQS) are ultimately crucial when nominating the Australian team to

the Australian Olympic Committee.

http://www.ausshooting.org/competitions/2011/OSF-Continental_Championship_and_Grand_Prix/Oceania_Team_2011.pdf

http://www.ausshooting.org/hi_performance/2012/London_2012/2012_Nomination_Criteria_Shooting_Final_21_July_2011.pdf


In events where Australia has only secured one quota place, the athlete nominated to the AOC will

be the one who has shot the most PQS’s.

In each of the 15 Olympic disciplines, national selectors choose the benchmark score that serves as

the PQS mark for that event.

To receive a PQS, the athlete must equal or better this score.

Performance Qualifying Scores for each event

Men’s Trap 120/125

Women’s Trap 69/75

Men’s Double Trap 140/150

Men’s Skeet 121/125

Women’s Skeet 70/75

Men’s 10m Air Rifle 595/600

Women’s 10m Air Rifle 396/400

Men’s 50m Rifle Prone 595/600

Men’s Rifle 3 Position 1166/1200

Women’s Rifle 3 Position 580/600

Men’s 10m Air Pistol 582/600

Women’s 10m Air Pistol 383/400

Men’s 25m Rapid Fire Pistol 580/600

Women’s 25m Sport Pistol 582/600

Men’s 50m Pistol 561/600


2011 Oceania Shooting Championships Events

Shotgun

Men’s Trap

Competition Days – Wednesday November 30 – Thursday December 1 (FINAL 3.30pm December 1)

Olympic Quota Places Available – 2

Olympic Quota Places available for Australia – 1

Australian ‘A’ Team – Adam Vella, Matthew Stokes, Daniel Di Pietro

Australia has already secured one quota place in the men’s trap following dual Olympic gold

medallist Michael Diamond’s silver medal at the ISSF World Cup event in Maribor, Slovenia in July

this year.

Australia has the chance to win one more quota in the men’s trap with the charge to be led by 2004

Athens Olympic Games bronze medallist Adam Vella.

Vella has enjoyed an excellent year on the domestic scene, winning three of the four Australia Cup

events, as well as the Australia Cup Final at the end of October.

Women’s Trap

Competition Day – Wednesday November 30 (FINAL 2.30pm November 30)



Australian ‘A’ Team – Suzy Balogh, Catherine Skinner, Laetisha Scanlan

Australia has a strong contingent of women’s trap shooters led by 2004 Athens Olympic Games gold

medallist Suzy Balogh.


Despite Australia not having won a quota yet for the women’s trap, the team has narrowly missed

out on several occasions.

Catherine Skinner made the 2011 World Championships final in Serbia earlier this year, and also won

a silver medal at the 2011 World University Games.

The third member of the team is Laetisha Scanlan won a gold medal in the women’s trap pairs at the

2010 Commonwealth Games.

With only one quota place available in this event, the Australian contingent’s greatest challenge will

come from New Zealand shooter Natalie Rooney.

Men’s Double Trap

Competition Day – Monday November 28 (FINAL 2.15pm November 28)



Australian ‘A’ Team – Russell Mark, Steve Haberman, Nick Kirley

Five times Olympian and 1996 Olympic gold medallist Russell Mark will spearhead the Australian

men’s double trap team.

Mark will be joined by 1995 world champion Steve Haberman and rising star Nick Kirley in the three

man team that will look to hold off the challenge from New Zealand.

Mark made the final of the World Cup in Sydney earlier this year, as well as shooting a season best

144 from 150 at a Grand Prix event in Serbia.

Haberman shot a season high 145 at the Singapore Open shortly before the world championships,

while Kirley has been prominent at all domestic events.

Men’s Skeet

Competition Day – Monday November 28 – Tuesday November 29 (FINAL 1.30pm November 29)



Australian ‘A’ Team – Clive Barton, Paul Adams, Keith Ferguson


Two quotas places are up for grabs in the men’s skeet with Australia a great chance of securing both

places.

2000 Sydney Olympic Games representative Clive Barton has worked himself into good form over

the past months, including a season high 121 from 125 at the Australia Cup Final last month.

Paul Adams, who holds Australia’s highest score of 2011 with a 122 at Australia Cup 4 in Perth, joins

Keith Ferguson as the remaining members of Australia’s team.

Women’s Skeet

Competition Day – Monday November 28 (FINAL 3pm November 28)



Australian ‘A’ Team – Lauryn Mark, Laura Coles, Zita Dettori

Australia has already won its maximum of one quota in the women’s skeet, which was achieved by

Lauryn Mark at the 2011 World Cup in Sydney.

Mark, who finished fourth at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, finished ninth at that event and has

grown in confidence across the year as she aims to compete at her second Olympic Games.

Shooting alongside Mark at the 2011 Oceania Shooting Championships will be Laura Coles and Zita

Dettori, with all three women aiming for a crucial PQS, which is used in selecting the team for the

2012 London Olympic Games.

Rifle

Men’s 10m Air Rifle

Competition Day – Monday November 28 (FINAL 11.30am November 28)



Australian ‘A’ Team – John Coombes, William Godward, Tyren Vitler


John Coombes, Will Godward and Tyren Vitler will fly the flag for Australia in the men’s 10m air rifle.

Neither of the three has competed at an Olympic Games to date, but will all be eager to win the

quota place for Australia before duelling amongst themselves for the chance to be selected for

London.

Coombes, Godward and Vitler have shared the domestic title among themselves throughout 2011

and all three are capable of winning the quota on their day.

Women’s 10m Air Rifle




Australian ‘A’ Team – Robyn Van Nus, Alethea Sedgman, Alice Styles

Robyn Van Nus has performed strongly in the women’s 10m air rifle during 2011 and set a new

Australian record of 398 from 400 at Australia Cup 3 in Brisbane earlier this year.

Van Nus, Sedgman and Styles will need to be on their A game however, with New Zealand’s Jenna

McKenzie a major threat in the race for the solitary quota place available in Sydney.

Men’s 50m Rifle Prone

Competition Day – Wednesday November 30 (FINAL 11am November 30)



Australian ‘A’ Team – Warren Potent, Dane Sampson, Thomas Versace

The men’s 50m rifle prone is one of only three events at the Oceania Championships which offers

competitors two quota places for next year.

2008 Beijing Olympic Games bronze medallist Warren Potent remains Australia’s number one

ranked athlete in the event, and despite having a lean year in 2011, has begun to come into form

over the past couple of months.


Potent is beginning to face a challenge from rising Queenslander Dane Sampson who has shot a

string of excellent scores across the middle part of 2011, while fellow Queensland youngster Thomas

Versace has also improved throughout the year.

Australia will be hoping to secure both of the quota places in this event, but will have a fight on their

hands from the trio of New Zealand shooters.

Men’s 50m Rifle 3 Position

Competition Day – Tuesday November 29 (FINAL 1pm November 29)



Australian ‘A’ Team – Dane Sampson, Will Godward, Chris Gulvin

Another tough task for the Australian trio of Dane Sampson, Will Godward and Chris Gulvin will

come in the men’s 50m rifle 3 position.

If Dane Sampson wins the quota in this event, he will be ineligible to win a quota the following day in

the men’s 50m rifle prone.

One of the most gruelling events on the program, shooters will face a three hour match where they

shoot 40 shots from each of the three position – kneeling, standing and prone.

Women’s 50m 3 Position Rifle

Competition Day – Wednesday November 30 (FINAL 2.45pm November 30)



Australian ‘A’ Team – Robyn Van Nus, Alethea Sedgman, Jennifer Hens

The same scenario faces Robyn Van Nus, Alethea Sedgman and Jennifer Hens in the women’s 50m 3

position rifle.

If Van Nus or Sedgman are able to pick up a quota in the women’s 10m air rifle on Day 1 of the

event, they will be unable to qualify another place in this event.

New Zealand rising star Jenna McKenzie is once again the major threat, with the outcome of this

quota likely to come down to the wire.


Pistol

Men’s 10m Air Pistol

Competition Day – Wednesday November 30 (FINAL 12pm November 30)



Australian ‘A’ Team – Daniel Repacholi, David Moore, Chris Roberts

There is one quota place available in the men’s 10m air pistol with Daniel Repacholi looking for a

chance to compete at his third Olympic Games.

Consistency has been the problem for Australia’s shooters in this event in recent times, with the first

two strings important for Australia’s team to gain the confidence to perform well.

Repacholi will be joined by David Moore and Chris Roberts on the starting line.

Women’s 10m Air Pistol

Competition Day – Wednesday November 30 (FINAL 2pm November 30)



Australian ‘A’ Team – Dina Aspandiyarova, Lalita Yauhleuskaya, Hayley Chapman

Australia has already qualified both available quotas in the women’s 10m air pistol with Australia’s

trio of Dina Aspandiyarova, Lalita Yauhleuskaya and Hayley Chapman just competing to take out the

Oceania Championships.

Yauhleuskaya won a quota at the 2010 World Championships, while Aspandiyarova picked up the

second quota at the World Cup in Korea earlier this year.

Expect Australia to potentially score a trifecta of medals in this event.


Men’s 25m Rapid Fire Pistol

Competition Day – Tuesday November 29 (FINAL 2pm November 29)



Australian ‘A’ Team – David Chapman, Bruce Quick, Lucas Finken

David Chapman, Bruce Quick and Lucan Finken will battle it out for Australia in the men’s 25m rapid

fire pistol and will be favourite to win the quota.

The race should then be on between the trio to take the next step and win selection on the team for

next year in London.

Quick has featured at the past two Olympic Games, while Chapman made his debut on the Olympic

team at the Sydney Games eleven years ago.

Women’s 25m Sport Pistol




Australian ‘A’ Team – Hayley Chapman, Emily Esposito, Chloe Esposito

The young trio of Hayley Chapman, Emily Esposito and Chloe Esposito will lead the charge for

Australia in the women’s 25m sport pistol.

Australia has a great chance of winning this quota and it will give the chance for one of these

talented youngsters to compete next year in London.

Chloe Esposito has already secured qualification for London, but in the sport of modern pentathlon

and has the chance to compete in two different sports next year.


Men’s 50m Pistol

Competition Day – Thursday December 1 (FINAL 11.45am December 1)



Australian ‘A’ Team – Alfio Casagrande, David Moore, Bruce Quick

There will also be one Olympic quota place available for Australia’s men in the 50m pistol, with Alfio

Casagrande, David Moore and Bruce Quick the Australian representatives.

New Zealand once again poses the strongest challenge to Australia.


Australian A Team Profiles

Shotgun

Paul Adams

Event Men’s Skeet

Date of Birth 4 June 1992

Home Town Brisbane, Australia

Best Score in 2011 122/125

Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Suzy Balogh

Event Women’s Trap

Date of Birth 8 May 1973

Home Town Sydney, NSW


Olympic Games 1 (2004)

Olympic Results Gold Women’s Trap (2004)

Clive Barton

Event Men’s Skeet

Date of Birth 2 October 1971

Home Town Tamworth, NSW

Best Score in 2011 122


Olympic Results T (Tied) 14th Men’s Skeet (2000)


Laura Coles

Event Women’s Skeet

Date of Birth 22 April 1987

Home Town Busselton, WA


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Zita Dettori



Home Town Castle Hill, NSW


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Daniel Di Pietro

Event Men’s Trap


Home Town Diamond Creek, VIC


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A


Keith Ferguson

Event Men’s Skeet

Date of Birth 7 September 1979

Home Town Longford, VIC


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Steve Haberman

Event Men’s Double Trap

Date of Birth 23/12/1963

Home Town Geelong, VIC


Olympic Games 2 (1996, 2004)

Olympic Results T17th Men’s Double Trap (1996), 15th Men’s Double Trap (2004)

Nick Kirley


Date of Birth 22 March 1989

Home Town Mansfield, VIC


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A


Lauryn Mark



Home Town Hoppers Crossing, VIC



Olympic Results 4th Women’s Skeet (2004)

Russell Mark


Date of Birth 25 February 1964

Home Town Hoppers Crossing, VIC


Olympic Games 5 (1988, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2008)

Olympic Results T15th Mixed Trap (1988), 9th Mixed Trap (1992), Gold Men’s Double

Trap, T13th Men’s Trap (1996), Silver Men’s Double Trap, T13th

Men’s Trap (2000), 5th Men’s Double Trap (2008)

Laetisha Scanlan



Home Town Berwick, VIC


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A


Catherine Skinner


Date of Birth 11 February 1990

Home Town Mansfield, VIC


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Matthew Stokes

Event Men’s Trap


Home Town Evanston Park, SA


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Adam Vella

Event Men’s Trap

Date of Birth 12 June 1971

Home Town Keilor, VIC



Olympic Results Bronze Men’s Trap (2004)


Rifle

John Coombes

Event Men’s 10m Air Rifle

Date of Birth 20 November 1992

Home Town Canberra, ACT


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Will Godward

Event Men’s 10m Air Rifle, Men’s Rifle 3 Position


Home Town Kilkenny, SA

Best Score in 2011 592/600 (10m Air Rifle), 1151/1200 (50m Rifle 3 Position)

Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Chris Gulvin

Event Men’s Rifle 3 Position

Date of Birth 23 August 1989

Home Town Perth, WA

Best Score in 2011 1149/1200

Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A


Jennifer Hens

Event Women’s Rifle 3 Position


Home Town Mount Riverview, NSW


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Warren Potent

Event Men’s 50m Rifle Prone


Home Town Currans Hill, NSW


Olympic Games 3 (2000, 2004, 2008)

Olympic Results T19th Men’s 50m Prone (2000), T42 Men’s 50m Prone (2004),

Bronze Men’s 50m Prone (2008)

Dane Sampson

Event Men’s 50m Rifle Prone, Men’s Rifle 3 Position


Home Town Arana Hills, QLD

Best Score in 2011 597/600 (50m Rifle Prone), 1158/1200 (Rifle 3 Position)

Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A


Alethea Sedgman

Event Women’s 10m Air Rifle, Women’s Rifle 3 Position

Date of Birth 24 January 1994

Home Town Arapiles, VIC

Best Score in 2011 394/400 (10m Air Rifle), 573/600 (Rifle 3 Position)

Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Alice Styles

Event Women’s 10m Air Rifle


Home Town Queanbeyan, NSW


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Robyn Van Nus

Event Women’s 10m Air Rifle, Women’s Rifle 3 Position

Date of Birth 10 December 1982

Home Town Perth, WA

Best Score in 2011 398/400 (10m Air Rifle), 583/600 (Rifle 3 Position)


Olympic Results 44th Women’s 10m Air Rifle, 40th Women’s Rifle 3 Position (2008)


Thomas Versace

Event Men’s 50m Rifle Prone


Home Town Wandoan, QLD


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Tyren Vitler

Event Men’s 10m Air Rifle

Date of Birth 23 July 1989

Home Town Helena Valley, WA


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A


Pistol

Dina Aspandiyarova

Event Women’s 10m Air Pistol


Home Town Cranbourne North, VIC


Olympic Games 2 (2000 (Competing for Kazakhstan) , 2008)

Olympic Results 6th 10m Air Pistol, T28 25m Sport Pistol (2000), 36th 10m Air Pistol,

33rd 25m Sport Pistol (2008)

Alfio Casagrande

Event Men’s 50m Pistol


Home Town Chandler, QLD


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

David Chapman

Event Men’s 25m Rapid Fire Pistol

Date of Birth 22 March 1965

Home Town Aberfoyle Park, SA



Olympic Results 20th 25m Rapid Fire (2000)


Hayley Chapman

Event Women’s 10m Air Pistol, Women’s 25m Sport Pistol

Date of Birth 19 January 1992

Home Town Aberfoyle Park, SA

Best Score in 2011 381/400 (10m air pistol), 578/600 (25m sport pistol)

Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Chloe Esposito

Event Women’s 25m Sport Pistol


Home Town Casula, NSW


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Emily Esposito

Event Women’s 25m Sport Pistol


Home Town Casula, NSW


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A


Lucas Finken

Event Men’s 25m Rapid Fire Pistol


Home Town Mirboo North, VIC


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

David Moore

Event Men’s 10m Air Pistol, Men’s 50m Pistol


Home Town Sans Souci, NSW


Olympic Games 3 (2000, 2004, 2008)

Olympic Results 32nd 10m Air Pistol, T18th 50m Pistol (2000), T27th 10m Air Pistol,

T24th 50m Pistol (2004), 35th 10m Air Pistol, 34th 50m Pistol (2008)

Bruce Quick

Event Men’s 25m Rapid Fire Pistol, Men’s 50m Pistol


Home Town Shepparton, VIC

Best Score in 2011 568/600 (25m Rapid Fire), 548/600


Olympic Results 17th Rapid Fire Pistol (2004), 17th Rapid Fire Pistol (2008)


Daniel Repacholi

Event Men’s 10m Air Pistol


Home Town Pokolbin, NSW



Olympic Results T36th 10m Air Pistol, 23rd 50m Pistol (2004), 31st 10m Air Pistol,

40th 50m Pistol (2008)

Chris Roberts

Event Men’s 10m Air Pistol


Home Town Caroline Springs, VIC


Olympic Games 0

Olympic Results N/A

Lalita Yauhleuskaya

Event Women’s 10m Air Pistol


Home Town Berwick, VIC


Olympic Games 4 (1996 (Belarus), 2000 (Belarus), 2004, 2008)

Olympic Results 8th 10m Air Pistol (1996), T11th 10m Air Pistol, Bronze 25m Sport

Pistol (2000), T21st 10m Air Pistol, T10th 25m Sport Pistol (2004),

18th 10m Air Pistol, 14th 25m Sport Pistol (2008)

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