Shooting at the 2013 Island Games

Last updated February 22, 2019

Shooting, for the 2013 Island Games, took place at the Warwick Camp, the Finger, and Cooper's Island, Bermuda.^[1] Competition took place from 14 to 19 July 2013.^[2]

2013 Island Games multi-sport event held in Bermuda

The XV Island Games were held in Bermuda from 13 to 19 July 2013. Bermuda was selected to host the Games by default after Prince Edward Island withdrew from the International Island Games Association.

'Warwick Camp' was originally the rifle ranges and a training area used by units of the Bermuda Garrison based elsewhere in the colony. Today, the Camp is the home of the Royal Bermuda Regiment.

Cooper's Island is part of the chain which makes up Bermuda. It is located in St. George's Parish, in the northeast of the territory.

Medal table

Bermuda 2013 Shooting Medal Tally

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Gotland	14	4	2	20
2	Jersey	3	5	6	14
3	Gibraltar	2	4	3	9
4	Guernsey	2	1	2	5
5	Faroe Islands	2	0	1	3
5	Menorca	2	0	1	3
7	Saint Helena	1	2	0	3
8	Bermuda	1	1	1	3
9	Cayman Islands	0	3	1	4
10	Åland Islands	0	1	3	4
11	Isle of Wight	0	1	0	1
12	Hitra	0	0	1	1
Total		27	22	21	70

Medal summary

Men's events

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
10 metre air pistol (ISSF)^[3]	Pontus Nordgren (Gotland)	552 (9)	Michael Quenault (Jersey)	552 (7)	Jonathan David Patron (GIB)	551
10 metre air rifle (ISSF)^[4]	Simon Paul Henry (Saint Helena)	567	Robin Leksäther (Gotland)	565	David Turner (Jersey)	558
25 metre centre fire (ISSF)^[5]	Bengt Hyytiäinen (Gotland)	562	Jonathan David Patron (GIB)	556	Louis Phillip Baglietto (GIB)	548
25 metre standard pistol (ISSF)^[6]	Pontus Nordgren (Gotland)	553	Daniel Payas (GIB)	526	Bengt Hyytiäinen (Gotland)	525 (6)
25 metre rapid fire (ISSF)^[7]	Peter Nordgren (Gotland)	562	George Winstanley (Jersey)	549 (10)	Michael Quenault (Jersey)	549 (5)
50 metre free pistol (ISSF)^[8]	Pontus Nordgren (Gotland)	518	Michael Quenault (Jersey)	499	Jørgen Olsen (Hitra)	494
50 metre prone smallbore rifle (ISSF)^[9]	Andrew Chapman (Jersey)	584	Dominic Cowen (Isle of Wight)	579	Ross Roberts (BER)	578
Individual automatic ball trap^[10]	Juan Manuel Bagur Bosch (Menorca)	123	Christopher Jackson (CAY)	121	Niklas Rehn (ALA)	108
Individual skeet (Olympic)^[11]	Marius F. Joensen (FRO)	130	Edison McLean (CAY)	129	Lennart Åkerblom (ALA)	128
10 metre air pistol team (ISSF)^[12]	Gibraltar Louis Phillip Baglietto Jonathan David Patron	1100	Gotland Peter Nordgren Pontus Nordgren	1097	Jersey Michael Quenault George Winstanley	1084
10 metre air rifle team (ISSF)^[13]	Gotland Johnny Jonasson Robin Leksäther	1121	Not awarded		Not awarded
25 metre centre fire team (ISSF)^[14]	Gotland Bengt Hyytiäinen Olof Widing	1106	Gibraltar Louis Phillip Baglietto Jonathan David Patron	1061	Jersey Christopher le Moeligou Michael Quenault	1054
25 metre rapid fire team (ISSF)^[15]	Gotland Peter Nordgren Olof Widing	1095	Jersey Michael Quenault George Winstanley	1070	Gibraltar Jonathan David Patron Daniel Payas	1052
50 metre free pistol team (ISSF)^[16]	Gotland Peter Nordgren Pontus Nordgren	1002	Jersey Michael Quenault Mick Radcliffe	906	Åland Islands Rune Karlsson Jan Malmberg	859
50 metre prone smallbore rifle team (ISSF)^[17]	Gotland Birger Johansson Dick Weström	1130	Bermuda Carl Reid Ross Roberts	1130	Menorca Tobias Pantke Pedro Portella	1128
Team automatic ball trap^[18]	Menorca Juan Manuel Bagur Bosch Sebastian Bosch	157	Cayman Islands Christopher Jackson Kevin Schirn	150	Faroe Islands Esmar Andreasen Ragnar við Streym	137
Team skeet (Olympic)^[19]	Faroe Islands Sámal Debes Marius F. Joensen	167	Åland Islands Lennart Åkerblom Bengt-Olof Lindgren	158	Cayman Islands Edison McLean Kevin Schirn	146

Women's events

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
10 metre air pistol (ISSF)^[20]	Nicola Holmes (Jersey)	358	Rebecca Margetts (GGY)	349	Eva Widing (Gotland)	349
10 metre air rifle (ISSF)^[21]	Heloise Manasco (GIB)	381	Not awarded		Not awarded
25 metre sport pistol (ISSF)^[22]	Nicola Holmes (Jersey)	546	Eva Widing (Gotland)	535	Nikki Trebert (GGY)	527
50 metre prone smallbore rifle (ISSF)^[23]	Maurisa Smith (BER)	556	Eva Widing (Gotland)	552	Not awarded
10 metre air pistol team (ISSF)^[24]	Guernsey Rebecca Margetts Nikki Trebert	1059	Not awarded		Not awarded
25 metre sport pistol team (ISSF)^[25]	Guernsey Rebecca Margetts Nikki Trebert	1064	Not awarded		Not awarded
50 metre prone smallbore rifle team (ISSF)^[26]	Gotland Jehnny Gardelin Eva Widing	1126	Not awarded		Not awarded

Open events

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
25 metre standard pistol team (ISSF)^[27]	Gotland Bengt Hyytiäinen Peter Nordgren	1083	Gibraltar Jonathan David Patron Daniel Payas	1013	Jersey Christopher le Moeligou Mick Radcliffe	958
50 metre 3 position smallbore rifle (ISSF)^[28]	Björn Ahlby (Gotland)	564	Simon Paul Henry (Saint Helena)	535	Lee Roussel (GGY)	531
50 metre 3 position smallbore rifle team (ISSF)^[29]	Gotland Björn Ahlby Lars-Olof Larsson	1089	Saint Helena Simon Paul Henry Carlos James Yon	1022	Jersey Richard Bouchard Andrew Chapman	1001

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[1] 2013 IG Shooting Information

[2] 2013 IG Shooting Schedule

[3] Men's 10m Air Pistol Results

[4] Men's 10m Air Rifle Results

[5] Men's 25m Centre Fire Results

[6] Men's 25m Standard Pistol Results

[7] Men's 25m Rapid Fire Results

[8] Men's 50m Free Pistol Results

[9] Men's 50m Prone Smallbore Rifle Results

[10] Men's Individual Automatic Ball Trap Results

[11] Men's Olympic Individual Skeet Results

[12] Men's 10m Team Air Pistol Results

[13] Men's 10m Team Air Rifle Results

[14] Men's 25m Team Centre Fire Results

[15] Men's 25m Team Rapid Fire Results

[16] Men's 50m Team Free Pistol Results

[17] Men's 50m Team Prone Smallbore Rifle Results

[18] Men's Team Automatic Ball Trap Results

[19] Men's Olympic Team Skeet Results

[20] Women's 10m Air Pistol Results

[21] Women's 10m Air Rifle Results

[22] Women's 25m Sport Pistol Results

[23] Women's 50m Prone Smallbore Rifle Results

[24] Women's 10m Team Air Pistol Results

[25] Women's 25m Team Sport Pistol Results

[26] Women's 50m Team Prone Smallbore Rifle Results

[27] Open 25m Team Standard Pistol Results

[28] Open 50m 3 Position Smallbore Rifle Results

[29] Open 50m Team 3 Position Smallbore Rifle Results