Canowindra, New South Wales local, Gleniss Lawrence, is off to her third consecutive Olympic Games in Paris as one of only three International Technical Officials chosen to officiate the Shooting competitions.

A Grand Prix has been scheduled in Gong-Xi, Chinese Taipei between 21 to 30 September, 2024. This Grand Prix was previously scheduled later in the year, and only recently advertised […]

The Australian Olympic Committee yesterday announced 10 shooting athletes who will represent Australia at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. From left to right: Rifle Athletes Dane Sampson and Jack Rossiter, […]

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 […]

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