The last sentence of Clause 7b of the 2024 Junior World Championships Team Selection Criteria has been amended (effective 24 June) and now reads: “…The Performance Window for the 2024 […]
Overnight, Australia’s Catherine Skinner won the bronze medal in the Women’s Trap event at the ISSF Shotgun World Cup in Lonato, Italy. Against the world’s best, and a final filled […]
Shooting’s qualification period for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games concluded over the weekend with the 9 June qualification deadline identified within the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) Qualification System guidelines. […]
Shooting Australia is developing a “Mental Performance in Competition” curriculum, targeted at Pathway and Emerging athletes. Lead by Aurelie Gibson (Shooting Australia’s Performance Pathway Manager) and Richard Fryer (Senior Performance […]
The Australian Shooting Team is today celebrating some overnight success after securing two medals at the ISSF World Cup in Baku, Azerbaijan. Newly ranked world number 1 James Willett secured […]
The Australian Shooting Team is in the final stages of preparation before their impending departure to international competition, as the Paris 2024 Olympic nomination and selection process continues. The 26 […]
Congratulations to these Athletes who are selected and have accepted their position on the National Team to compete in the WSPS World Cup, Changwon, in April.
Queenslander Lorraine Hughes has this week joined the Shooting Australia Board. As a successful clay target shooter herself, Lorraine brings extensive accounting and business management experience from a professional career […]
Shooting Australia (SA) has today announced the appointment of Adelaide based Viva Global Pty Ltd (viva) as the exclusive apparel provider to SA’s National Teams. SA Chief Executive Officer, Adam […]
