Shooting Australia Announces its 2026 National Squad
Shooting Australia is pleased to announce the names of the 45 athletes that will comprise the 2026 National Squad.
Shooting Australia is pleased to announce the names of the 45 athletes that will comprise the 2026 National Squad.
As January comes to an end, we reflect on another month of intense international competitions and exciting announcements.
In our first newsletter of 2026, let’s recap January and have a look at what’s coming up over the next few months across domestic and international activities.
10 Australian para shooting athletes took part in a week-long training camp at the Brisbane International Shooting Centre.
The 2026 ACTA ISSF Trap Nationals were held at the Melbourne Gun Club from 7–11 January. Some of Australia’s leading clay target shooting athletes took to the range with the coveted blue National Title sash firmly in their sights.
As December comes to an end, we reflect on another month of intense international competitions and exciting announcements.
Let’s recap December and have a look at what’s coming up. Plus, as always, some useful information and resources!
Jack Rossiter (Rifle), Laetisha Scanlan and Penny Smith (Shotgun) competed in the World Cup Final competition in Doha, Qatar with all three athletes making finals of their respective events!
As November comes to an end, we reflect on another month of intense international competitions and exciting announcements.
Let’s recap November and have a look at what’s coming up. Plus, as always, some useful information and resources!
Shooting Australia’s 2024/25 AGM was held on Thursday 27 November. Click here to read about the outcomes.
Shooting Australia has launched its inaugural Coach Development Program with a three-day ‘in-residence’ induction held at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra.
