USA Shooting Hosts IPC Shooting World Cup in Fort Benning

Jeffery, Eales impress at shooting World Cup

18.09.2015

Teenager Tim Jeffery shines for Great Britain, New Zealand score another quota spot for Rio 2016 thanks to newcomer Jason Eales at the IPC Shooting World Cup

   

Latest countries secure places for Rio at shooting World Cup in Australia World Cup

18.09.2015

Italy, Thailand and Brazil amongst those to secure quota spots at the IPC Shooting World Cup in Sydney, Australia.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado (October 29, 2015)

The final opportunity for athletes to earn Paralympic quotas will take place here in the United States when USA Shooting hosts the final International Paralympic Committee (IPC) Shooting World Cup of the season November 3 – 7 at the home of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit in Fort Benning, Georgia.

Nearly 200 athletes from 50 countries will compete for World Cup medals, as well as Minimum Qualifying Scores (MQS) and quotas to compete in the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.  A quota spot is essentially the entry ticket necessary for a country to compete in Paralympic competition. For more information on the 2016 Paralympic Team selection process, please visit http://www.usashooting.org/12-the-team/rioinsight#paraoneyear.

This World Cup will mark the second time the event has returned to the United States since 2011and is a tremendous opportunity for proven and promising American shooters with physical disabilities to compete domestically against some of the best Paralympic shooters in the world. The U.S. will be sending the largest team of 20 athletes to compete at this World Cup, with three of these athletes having already earned Paralympic quotas in World Championship and World Cup competition earlier this season.

Michael Tagliapietra (Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, pictured) earned his Paralympic quota at the IPC Shooting World Championships last year, and most recently won gold in P3 (Mixed 25m Pistol SH1) at the World Cup in Sydney, Australia last month. Look for strong performances from him and Shaun Tichenor (U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit/Brainerd, Minnesota) as the seasoned team members of the Pistol contingent. 2012 Paralympian Eric Hollen (Colorado Springs, Colorado) will also make his return to competition at this World Cup has he competes in the P1 (Men’s 10m Pistol SH1) and P4 (Mixed 50m Pistol SH1) events.

McKenna Dahl (Arlington, Washington) and John Joss (USAMU/Corsicana, Texas) have also earned Paralympic quotas in R4 (Mixed 10m Rifle Standing SH2) and R6 (Mixed 50m Rifle Prone SH1) respectively. Joss most recently won a silver medal in R6 in Sydney as well. National Development Team rifle athletes Tammy Delano (Rome, New York) and Jazmin Almlie-Ryan (Houston, Texas) will also make their return to international competition after a short hiatus for health reasons. This match will be Almlie-Ryan’s first since giving birth to her first child in July.
Tichenor and Joss were featured in the most recent issue of USA Shooting News – read their full feature stories here:http://content.yudu.com/A3wi5q/September2015/.

“We’ve been close and had several near misses for quotas this year,” said Paralympic National Coach Bob Foth. “With this World Cup so late in the year, that also plays into an opportunity for us to pick up a few more. If our people continue to give solid performances like they have all year, they could be in a good position for a quota place in Fort Benning.”

Several Army and Air Force veteran athletes will also be making their international Paralympic debuts at this World Cup; including Roosevelt Anderson (Chicago, Illinois), John Arbino (Williamsburg, Virginia), Marco de la Rosa (San Antonio, Texas) and Jeremiah Means (Columbus, Georgia) that have competed in the Valor, Endeavor or Warrior Games.
“We have so many athletes who are ‘young’ in the sport and the chance for them to step up and do something at this event is there,” said Foth. “Since it’s late in the year - that also plays into it too. Some may have just started shooting this year, but now they have several months of training under their belts. It’s a great opportunity for these athletes to get classified at a high-level competition and get their feet wet right here at home. For some of them, this their first step toward the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.”

The IPC World Cup will be held on the Pool International Range Complex on Fort Benning.  Though this event is free and open to the public, please follow the appropriate protocols to gain access to Fort Benning. A schedule of events and more information can be found at the IPC Shooting website (Rifle events are noted with “R” and Pistol events with “P”): http://www.paralympic.org/shooting/2015-world-cup.
* Photo courtesy of IPC Shooting

Categories: Press Releases, IPC World Cup USA 2015

Posted by Thom Erik Syrdahl

Source - www.usashooting.org/news

Asian Shooting Championship in Kuwait: IOC Executive Board revokes the Olympic Qualifying Status

During the Asian Championships to be held in Kuwait from 1 to 12 November 2015, there will be no distribution of quota places nor will there be any MQS results recognized and registered.

The International Shooting Sport Federation has been informed by the International Olympic Committee that the IOC Executive Board unanimously agreed to revoke the Olympic Qualifying Status of the Asian Championships to be held in Kuwait from 1 to 12 November 2015.

The decision comes after the designated Technical Delegate from the ISSF, Mr. Yair Davidovich, who was due to supervise the event on behalf of the ISSF, was denied a visa by the Kuwaiti Immigration Department. The denial of a visa is against the non-discrimination principle of the Olympic Charter. The Olympic Charter must apply for all Olympic Qualification competitions.

Another reason for the decision is the fact that the Kuwait NOC is currently suspended by the IOC due to governmental interference against the rules of the Olympic Charter, and the Kuwait Olympic Committee is not entitled to participate in any activity connected with the Olympic Movement or exercise any right conferred upon it by the Olympic Charter or the IOC, as stated in an IOC press release yesterday evening.

This decision means that during the Asian Championships to be held in Kuwait from 1 to 12 November 2015, there will be no distribution of quota places nor will there be any MQS results recognized and registered. However, the Asian Shooting Championships can still be organized under normal conditions but without Qualifying Status.

“The ISSF is very concerned about this development and regrets it in particular regarding our Asian athletes. We will work under full speed to provide a location for another Qualifying Competition and try to find a good solution for the distribution of the 35 quota places assigned to our Asian athletes as soon as possible. This solution should also include some financial support to the participating athletes to cover part of the extra costs.” The ISSF President Olegario Vazquez Raña stated in a letter addressed to all ISSF member federations, today.

The ISSF will monitor the situation and inform its stakeholders about any development in this matter.

Marco Dalla Dea

Posted by Thom Erik Syrdahl

Source - ISSF Website

Skeet shooter Bartekova named as youngest-ever Chair of an Olympic Coordination Commission

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has announced the composition of the IOC Coordination Commission for Lausanne 2020, the third Winter Youth Olympic Games.

IOC President Thomas Bach has appointed as Chair Slovakia’s Skeet shooter Danka Bartekova, who will lead the experienced team of Commission members responsible for assisting and guiding the Lausanne Organising Committee in their preparations.

Bartekova, the youngest IOC Member and Skeet Olympic bronze medallist at London 2012, is currently enrolled in a PhD at the University of Matej Bel, Banska Bystrica, Slovakia.

She will be the youngest ever Chair of a Coordination Commission. and is also on the Coordination Commission for the Youth Olympic Games Buenos Aires 2018.

Members of the Coordination Commission, with its gender balance, represent the stakeholders of the Olympic Movement, including athletes, National Olympic Committees and International Federations. They act as a link between the Organising Committee and other Olympic Movement stakeholders, thereby ensuring the coordination necessary to help deliver yet another successful edition of the Youth Olympic Games.

“This youthful Commission will be very much aligned with the youthful sports-loving spirit of the City of Lausanne. The philosophy of these Youth Olympic Games, with their close link between sport and education, will be a perfect fit for the Olympic Capital,” said IOC President Thomas Bach.

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ISSF Website

Dates of the 2016 ISSF season unveiled

26.10.2015

The season will kick-off in Bangkok (THA), on March 1st, where the first stage of the World Cup will take place, and it will close in Italy with the two World Cup Finals, scheduled in Bologna and Rome in October.

The 2016 season will be a packed one for the International Shooting Sport Federation, with eleven competitions scheduled form March to October: six World Cup stages, two World Cup Finals, two Junior Cups and the World Championship in Running Target events.

A few days after the closing of the 2015 shooting sport calendar, the dates of all the competitions have been made official.

March 1st - March 9th: ISSF World Cup in Rifle/Pistol, Bangkok (THA)

March 17th - March 25th: ISSF World Cup in Shotgun, Nicosia (CYP)

April 13th - April 25th: ISSF World Cup in Rifle/Pistol and Shotgun, Rio de Janeiro (BRA)

April 29th - May 6th: ISSF Junior Cup in Rifle/Pistol and Shotgun, Suhl (GER)

May 19th - May 26th: ISSF World Cup in Rifle/Pistol, Munich (GER)

June 1st - June 11th: ISSF World Cup in Shotgun, San Marino (SMR)

June 20th - June 29th: ISSF World Cup in Rifle/Pistol and Shotgun, Baku (AZE)

July 15th - July 23rd: ISSF World Championship in Running Target, Suhl (GER)

September 16th - September 23rd: ISSF Junior Cup in Rifle/Pistol and Shotgun, Gabala (AZE)

October 4th - October 10th: ISSF World Cup Final in Rifle/Pistol, Bologna (ITA)

October 11th - October 16th: ISSF World Cup Final in Shotgun, Rome (ITA)

In addition to its calendar, the ISSF will also rule the fifteen Shooting sport events at the Games of the XXXI Olympiad in Rio de Janeiro (BRA), scheduled form August 5th to August 21st. Shooting events will take place at the Olympic Shooting Centre, inside the Deodoro Park, from August 6th to August 14th.

Marco Vettoretti

Posted by Thom Erik Syrdahl

Source - ISSF Website

Playoff da Liga Nacional de Trap Americano e Final do Campeonato Brasileiro de Trap Americano

CONVITE O Clube de Campo de Rio Claro, a Liga Nacional de Tiro ao Prato, a Confederação Brasileira de Tiro Esportivo - CBTE e a Amateur Trapshooting Association - ATA, têm o prazer de convidar os atiradores e seus familiares para participar do Playoff da Liga Nacional de Trap Americano e Final do Campeonato Brasileiro de Trap Americano, evento que acontecerá entre os dias 28 de Outubro e 1 de Novembro de 2015 em nossas dependências na cidade de Rio Claro – SP.

LOCAL
Departamento de Tiro Clube de Campo de Rio Claro Rodovia Fausto Santomauro (Rio Claro-Piracicaba) , Km 03 - Zona Rural, Rio Claro - SP, Latitude 22º27'34S Longitude 47º34'O Telefone - (19) 3534-8700 Informações adicionais com o Sócio Erico Fuzaro (19) 9 98217-4000

MODALIDADES e PROVAS NOTURNAS

• Etapa Playoff - Maquinas Felippi - Liga Nacional Trap 100 / Trap 200 / Trap Double / Trap Misto; Valor inscrição por modalidade: R$ 40,00 - Valor inscrição para duas ou três modalidades, (exceto Trap Misto): R$ 80,00 
• IV Campeonato Brasileiro CBC de Trap Double Noturno(Individual): R$ 120,00 por atirador (incluso pratos). Certame único de 50 pratos. Desempate: serão disputados no Shoot-off (Postos 1 e 5) 
• II Copa CCI Entrevero de Trap Noturno Prova por equipes de 5 atiradores sorteados aleatóriamente, com descarte do pior resultado: R$ 100,00 por atirador (incluso pratos). Certame único de 25 pratos por atirador. Desempate: maior R1 até R4. 
• Grande Prêmio PERAZZI Top Gun – Os atiradores deverão inscrever-se previamente. O Prêmio Perazzi Top Gun será entregue ao atirador que fizer a maior soma de pratos quebrados (majorança), somando-se as modalidades Trap 100 + Trap 200 + Trap Double. Os 6 atiradores com os melhores resultados acumulados e previamente inscritos, finalizada a prova serão convidados à voltar à pedana para uma disputa melhor de 25 pratos, com os alvos lançados há 55 metros. Sistema de transição igual à fossa olímpica (1 disparo em cada posto, fazendo 5 giros). Desempates para fase classificatória, caso haja necessidade, serão feitos com base em primeira instância pelo score dos atiradores no Trap Double e se permanecer empate, CountBack do Trap Double. Na hipótese de empate na disputa final de 6 atiradores, será utilizado o shoot-off. Inscrição R$ 60,00
• III Copa do Brasil Castellani de Trap Noturno – Prova limitada a 64 atiradores, sorteados e divididos em duas chaves, que travarão confrontos individuais e eliminatórios entre si, até chegar à final. Cada confronto será um certame de 10 pratos, lançados há uma distância de 55 metros, com possibilidade de um "test-fire" no prato antes de iniciar o primeiro confronto de cada competidor. As inscrições para esta prova foram realizadas no site da Liga Nacional, e os 64 primeiros inscritos e com os boletos pagos, participarão da prova. Para esta prova será realizado um leilão de Armas. Os lances estarão abertos a partir das 13hs. do dia 28/10/2015 até meia hora antes do início do evento. O entroncamento das chaves será divulgado até dia 21/10/2015 no período da tarde. 

Cartuchos

 Serão aceitos apenas cartuchos novos, máximo 24g. e chumbo 7 1⁄2 ou mais fino.

27 de Outubro – Terça-feira - Treinos Oficiais 09:00 às 18:00 – Treinos Livres - Singles e Doubles - Diurno

• 28 de Outubro – Quarta-feira - Treinos Oficiais 09:00 às 21:00 – Treinos Livres - Singles e Doubles - Diurno / Noturno 

• 29 de Outubro – Quinta-feira - Provas 09:00 – Início das competições 11:30 às 14:30 – Almoço (sem interrupção da prova) 19:00 – IV Campeonato Brasileiro CBCde Trap Double Noturno 19:00 às 21:00 – Treinos Livres - Singles 

• 30 de Outubro – Sexta-feira - Provas 08:00 Abertura Oficial - Hino e hasteamento das Bandeiras 09:00 – Início das competições 11:30 às 14:30 – Almoço(sem interrupção da prova) 19:15 - Sorteio das Equipes - Entrevero 20:00 – II Copa CCI Entrevero de Trap Noturno (Limitada à 20 Equipes - 100 atiradores) 

• 31 de Outubro – Sábado - Provas 09:00 – Início das competições 11:30 às 14:30 – Almoço (sem interrupção da prova) 20:00 - Copa do Brasil Castellani de Trap Noturno 

• 1 de Novembro – Domingo - Provas 08:00 – Início das competições 11:30 às 14:30 – Almoço(sem interrupção da prova) 13:00 - Último prazo para inscrição em Esquadras (*). 20:00 - Jantar de Confraternização na Sede do Clube de Campo - Gratuito para filiados LNTP (**) 

* - Havendo necessidade de esquadras adicionais este horário poderá ser prorrogado.
** - Filiados CBTE e demais convidados deverão adquirir o convite na secretaria da pro
Para mais informações acesse o Website da CBTE

Postado por Thom Erik Syrdahl
Fonte - Website da CBTE

voltar   COMUNICADOS 23/10/2015TC6 de Car/Pst é transferido para Blumenau Está confirmado o Treinamento Centralizado, TC6, a ser realizado na cidade de Blumenau no período de 5 a 8 de novembro, com a participação de atletas Convocados e Convidados. As verbas para atletas convocados para esse Treinamento são as mesmas da Lei Piva destinadas aos atletas voltados para os Jogos Olímpicos de 2016. Portanto, os atletas que não estiverem relacionados da lista de convocados abaixo, só poderão participar como atletas convidados. Como o TC6 será realizado junto com o SULBRA, não haverá necessidade de confirmação por parte dos atletas convidados. A inscrição na Etapa pelo site da CBTE será o comprovante. Somente os atletas convocados deverão confirmar participação mediante planilha que receberão por e-mail. Os resultados do TC6 valerão para o Ranking Qualidade e não valerão para o Sistema Hits. Atletas Convocados: - Bruno Heck - Cassio Rippel - Leonardo Moreira - Rosane Ewald - Felipe Wu - Julio Almeida - Emerson Duarte - Ana Luiza Ferrão - Rachel Silveira

ISSF Shotgun World Cup Final wrap-up

ISSF World Cup Final Shotgun · Nicosia, CYP

The final competition of the season got in the books with five new holders of the ISSF Shotgun globes. Two of them of Great Britain, Amber Hill and Steven Scott, along with Gabriele Rossetti of Italy, Alessandra Perilli of San Marino and Giovanni Cernogoraz of Croatia.

Today's Trap Men event closed the ISSF World Cup Final in Shotgun events, the final competition of the 2015 ISSF season, held at the Nicosia Olympic Shooting Center in Latsia (CYP) since October 15th.

With the five Shotgun globes awarded, Great Britain maintained the top of the medal standings it claimed after the first day of competitions, when Amber Hill and Steven Scott won the Gold medal in the Skeet Women and in the Double Trap Men event, respectively.

The three remaining Gold medals were awarded to Italy’s Gabriele Rossetti in the Skeet Men event, to San Marino’s Alessandra Perilli in the Trap Women, and to Croatia’s Giovanni Cernogoraz in the Trap Men.

Final medal standings

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	GBR	2			2
2	ITA	1	1		2
3	CRO	1			1
3	SMR	1			1
5	USA		1	1	2
6	CHN		1		1
6	SVK		1		1
6	THA		1		1
9	DEN			1	1
9	ESP			1	1
9	IND			1	1
9	RUS			1	1
		5	5	5	15

Italy also received a Silver medal thanks to Giovanni Pellielo, who finished 2nd in the Trap Men final, while the United States of America failed to reach the highest step of the podium, concluding with just 1 Silver and 1 Bronze, signed by Vincent Hancock and Morgan Craft.

The People’s Republic of China, Slovakia and Thailand all won 1 Silver medal each, while the other four Bronze medals was awarded to Denmark, Spain, India and Russia.

Medallists by event

Event	Date	Medal	Name	Nation
Trap Men	20 OCT 2015	Gold	CERNOGORAZ Giovanni	CRO
		Silver	PELLIELO Giovanni	ITA
		Bronze	ALIPOV Alexey	RUS
Double Trap Men	17 OCT 2015	Gold	SCOTT Steven	GBR
		Silver	PAN Qiang	CHN
		Bronze	MOHD Asab	IND
Skeet Men	18 OCT 2015	Gold	ROSSETTI Gabriele	ITA
		Silver	HANCOCK Vincent	USA
		Bronze	HANSEN Jesper	DEN
Trap Women	19 OCT 2015	Gold	PERILLI Alessandra	SMR
		Silver	REHAK STEFECEKOVA Zuzana	SVK
		Bronze	GALVEZ Fatima	ESP
Skeet Women	17 OCT 2015	Gold	HILL Amber	GBR
		Silver	JIEWCHALOEMMIT Sutiya	THA
		Bronze	CRAFT Morgan	USA

Marco Vettoretti

Posted by Thom Erik Syrdahl
Source - ISSF Website

IPC News - The secrets to South Korea’s shooting success

17.10.2015

Following a dominant performance at the IPC Shooting World Cup in September, the team look primed to be the ones to beat at Rio 2016.

South Korea's Chul Park, Seakyun Park and Juhee Lee, smashed Russia's eight-year-old P3 (mixed 25m pistol SH1) world record at the 2015 IPC Shooting World Cup in Sydney, Australia. © • IPC
By Jake Smith | For the IPC

South Korea sent a message to the world that they are the team to beat at the recent IPC Shooting World Cup in Sydney, Australia, and team officials have spoken of the secrets to  their success.

The country topped the medals table in Sydney with a total of seventeen medals including eight gold, five silver and four bronze.They also set four world and five regional records across the team and individual events, some of which had stood for more than eight years.

South Korea sent a team of 35 composed of 23 athletes, along with sports psychologists and other industry professionals. With the largest delegation of any country, it was very clear that the team were vying for much more than the single quota spot available to them.

“Even though only one quota spot was left for team Korea, we wanted to check our athletes’ capabilities in international competitions. Also, some athletes had not yet obtained MQS [minimum qualification] so it was a perfect opportunity for them to do exactly that” said head coach Yeoungoog Lee.

“Furthermore, all athletes want to have peak performances. Peak performance occurs when some main factors such as technical, physical, and psychological skills meet. Our team has been working with sports science support programmes for a few years to find and analyse key factors of athletic capability and provide athletes with that information.

“We are sure these efforts will help shooters show their peak potentials in the big competitions”.

South Korea have a great depth of talent and they continue to produce successful shooters. They are undoubtedly the benchmark team in the lead up to the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games next September.

“As a result of our success in shooting we get much more support than any other sports,” Lee continued. “In order to prepare for major competitions, athletes live and train together for about 30 days. Not only do we take care of high talent athletes, but also we keep looking for young shooters to develop and try to train them as next-medalists.”

With Rio 2016 less than a year away, South Korea are modest about their goals, but they are also very concentrated.

Lee said: “The number of medals we win and their colours are certainly a key focus for our team. However, the most important thing is that each athlete sets his/her own goals and then does their very best to achieve them in Rio”.

Myungsoon Park picked up South Korea’s twelfth and final quota place in Sydney, keeping on track the team’s plans to better their three gold and one bronze medal from the 2012 London Paralympics.

With their primary goal achieved and a number of qualification scores obtained, the South Korean team will continue to strengthen their squad and work closely with team professionals, including sending a 19-strong team of athletes and team officials to the upcoming 2015 IPC Shooting World Cup Fort Benning, USA, before presenting a final list of athletes for Rio.

The field remains open for another 27 athletes from other countries to secure quota places at the final IPC Shooting World Cup in Fort Benning between 3-7 November.

A full list of athletes who have already obtained quota places for their country and details of the Fort Benning World Cup are available on the IPC Shooting website.

Posted by Thom Erik Syrdahl

Source IPC Shooting Website

San Marino’s Alessandra Perilli grabs her first World Cup Final Gold medal in Nicosia

Finals Trap Women

ISSF World Cup Final Shotgun · Nicosia, CYP

The youngest of the two Perilli sisters achieved her most important victory, besting Slovakia’s Zuzana Rehak Stefecekova and claiming the Trap Women Gold medal at the 2015 ISSF World Cup Final.

After placing 4th at the Olympics, at the ISSF World Championship and in 2014 also at the World Cup Final, San Marino’s 27-year old Alessandra Perilli finally climbed the whole podium, claiming the Gold medal at the ISSF World Cup Final in Nicosia (CYP). The most important Gold of her career so far.

“It is! Absolutely! I had a lot of 4th places, but now I made it. I’m so happy!” Declared an emotional Perilli after the medal match.

Intermediate medal standings after 4 out of 5 events

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	GBR	2			2
2	ITA	1			1
2	SMR	1			1
4	USA		1	1	2
5	CHN		1		1
5	SVK		1		1
5	THA		1		1
8	DEN			1	1
8	ESP			1	1
8	IND			1	1
		4	4	4	12

“During the last three months I always got good scores while I was training, but in competitions my head was not there.” She continued. “In the last month we changed the stock and revolutionized everything, I trained a lot with my coach Luca and now I can’t believe it!”

In the Gold medal match Perilli faced and beat two-time Olympic Silver medallist Zuzana Rehak Stefecekova, 31 of Slovakia, building an early gap of 3 points after 9 targets, and concluding with a 13 to 11 hits win.

Silver medallist Stefecekova previously survived a shoot-off against 28-year old Fatima Galvez to enter the Gold medal match, leaving the Spaniard to shoot for the 3rd place, while another shoot-off determined the second participant to the Bronze medal match.

There, Australia’s Laetisha Scanlan, the Silver medallist at this year’s first World Cup stage in Acapulco (MEX), bested Russian shooter Tatiana Barsuk, 6th at the 2014 World Cup Final in Gabala (AZE), who finished the semifinals in 5th place.

Scanlan, unfortunately, was unable to repeat herself when a third and last tie-breaker was needed to decide the Bronze medallist. After her and Spain’s Fatima Galvez finished the medal match tied at 12 hits, the Australian missed her firs shoot-off clay, letting Galvez claim the 3rd place.

6th, with 10 semifinal hits, placed Japan’s Yukie Nakayama.

The ISSF World Cup Final in Shotgun events will continue tomorrow with the last final, Trap Men, scheduled at 1:30 PM (UTC+3). The live streaming will be available on the ISSF official website: http://www.issf-sports.org/pages/livestream.ashx.

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RESULTS - Trap Women

1. PERILLI Alessandra

2. REHAK STEFECEKOVA Zuzana

3. GALVEZ Fatima

19.10.2015

Marco Vettoretti

Posted by Thom Erik Syrdahl

Source - ISSF Website