Over the weekend (1 to 2 March), Shooting Australia in Partnership with Paralympics Australia, hosted its inaugural Para Talent Transfer Camp. The event, held at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra and the Canberra National Pistol Club, brought together prospective para-athletes with Shooting Australia’s national coaches and performance staff, to give them a glimpse into the world of high-performance shooting sports.
Another month full of amazing happenings around the country and internationally! Let’s recap February activities and have a look at what is coming up! Plus, some useful information and resources!
Shooting Australia is seeking Expressions of Interest for Team Staff to travel in support of Shooting Australia’s National Teams in 2025
During the recent ACTA ISSF Shotgun Nationals, we took the opportunity to present the 2024 Shooting Australia Awards of Excellence Awards to the Shotgun athletes. This was a great opportunity to showcase the athletes’ talent and successes in front of their families, friends, peers and wider clay target shooting community.
January saw a week long period of activities in Sydney covering competition, officiating courses and acknowledgement and awards for what was an amazing and jam packed 2024.
Shooting Australia welcomes the recent Australian Sports Commission announcement of an historic investment in sport of $385 million over the next 18 months.
Shooting Australia (SA) is seeking Expressions of Interest from individuals who are interested in further developing their officiating skills and experience in ISSF and WSPS.
Read a message from Shooting Australia’s CEO, Adam Sachs, looking forward to 2025 and beyond!
Deserie Baynes returns to the Shooting Australia board after resigning in October 2023. Elected during Shooting Australia’s AGM on Friday 22 November, Deserie takes up the Directorship for a third and final term.
