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Olympics Paris 2024

The 2024 Olympic Games will be held in Paris however the shooting events will be held at the French National Shooting Centre, the Centre National de Tir Sportif (CNTS) in Chateauroux which is approximately 270 kilometres from Paris. Read more on the Olympic Website.

The shooting events for the Olympic Games are scheduled to take place between 27 July and 5 August and for the Paralympic Games between 30 August and 5 September (final event schedule subject to change until commencement of the Games’).

Shooting Australia has compiled some ‘Questions and Answers’ to address the qualification and eligibility requirements for those vying for nomination to the Australian Team for Paris 2024.

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Pistol

As at 18.04.2024

Rifle

As At 15.04.2024

Shotgun

As At 09.05.2024
2024 Paris Olympic Nomination Criteria

Medals

Athletes

Years of Australia Shooting in Games

OLYMPIC GALLERY

Official Announcement by AOC - National Shooting Team
Official Announcement by AOC - National Shooting Team

Olympic Selection Frequently Asked Questions

The AOC (not Shooting Australia) will select the Shooting Team after 24 June, with an announcement planned for 27June.

AUS currently has 12 quotas; two for Women's Trap, one for all other events except Men's Trap.

No. There are no more competitions open to AUS athletes to win quotas for Paris. BUT there is still a possibility that James Willett can be allocated a quota based on his QROG Ranking. This quota would be mean that James would represent AUS in Men's Trap at the Games.

QROG stands for Qualification Ranking for the Olympic Games. You can find more information about QROG's on the ISSF Website.

The leaders on Shooting Australia's Olympic Nomination Leader Boards will be nominated to the AOC for selection to the AUS Olympic Shooting Team IF they also meet the ISSF's eligibility criteria. You can find more information about Olympic eligibility on the ISSF Website.

No. We still have four athletes that need to achieve a QROG. These athletes will have one more opportunity to achieve their QROG at the ISSF World Cup, Munich, (Pistol/Rifle) in early June.

No. We still have four athletes that need to achieve a QROG. These athletes will have one more opportunity to achieve their QROG at the ISSF World Cup, Munich, (Pistol/Rifle) in early June.

AUS will be required to return the quota to the ISSF for allocation to another country or athlete.

Yes. The AOC may apply to the ISSF to move a quota from one event to another event in the same gender (i.e. from one Men's event to another Men's event), BUT there is no guarantee that the ISSF will approve the move.

Shooting's Olympic Nomination Panel will provide a recommendation to the AOC where a quota swap might improve AUS Shooting's success in Paris.

Not until after the World Cup in Munich (Pistol/Rifle) when we know if quotas can't be filled because athletes haven't achieved a QROG.

Quotas and Qualifications

Australian Team Quotas

Qualification Ranking

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