Shooting at the 2023 Island Games

Shooting
at the 2023 Island Games
Shooting ; at the 2023 Island Games
Venue	Various
Dates	9–14 July
Nations	18
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Last updated July 20, 2023

Shooting, for the 2023 Island Games, took place at 5 different venues in Guernsey in July 2023.^[1]

Medal table

* Host nation (Guernsey)


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Guernsey *	16	9	8	33
2	Isle of Wight	9	10	4	23
3	Gotland	7	1	2	10
4	Jersey	2	9	4	15
5	Faroe Islands	2	2	3	7
6	Menorca	1	2	1	4
7	Isle of Man	1	1	5	7
8	Gozo	1	1	1	3
	Ynys Môn	1	1	1	3
	Åland	1	1	1	3
11	Gibraltar	0	2	4	6
12	Hitra	0	1	5	6
13	Sark	0	1	0	1
14	Falkland Islands	0	0	1	1
Totals (14 entries)		41	41	40	122

Results

ISSF (International Shooting Sport Federation)

Pistol

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Men's 10 m air pistol	Morgan Johansson Cropper Gotland	237.6	Paul Guillou Guernsey	226.6	Stellan Egeland Åland	207.9
Women's 10 m air pistol	Shelley Sprack Isle of Wight	222.5	Sarah Chalker Jersey	219.9	Kathryn Holden Isle of Man	197.6
Men's 25 m standard pistol	Pontus Nordgren Gotland	552	Jonathan David Patron Gibraltar	540	Bengt Hyytiäinen Gotland	526
Women's 25 m standard pistol	Tara Leighton-Dyson Guernsey	539	Shelley Sprack Isle of Wight	522	Nikki Trebert Guernsey	521
Women's 25 m sports pistol	Tara Leighton-Dyson Guernsey	556	Imogen Reed Isle of Wight	547	Sarah Chalker Jersey	547
Men's 25 m centrefire	Fredrik Blomqvist Åland	549	Eric de Saumarez Guernsey	534	Peter Nordgren Gotland	534
Open 50 m free pistol	Morgan Johansson Cropper Gotland	554	Matthew Reed Isle of Wight	540	Jonathan David Patron Gibraltar	525

Men's 10 m air pistol team	Gotland Morgan Johansson Cropper Pontus Nordgren	1120	Guernsey Paul Guillou Jack Hanca	1092	Isle of Wight Perron Phipps Matthew Reed	1082
Women's 10 m air pistol team	Guernsey Tara Leighton-Dyson Nikki Trebert	1080	Isle of Wight ^[2] Imogen Reed Shelley Sprack	1070	Isle of Man Kathryn Holden Blae Richardson	1062
Men's 25 m standard pistol team	Gotland Bengt Hyytiäinen Pontus Nordgren	1078	Gibraltar Louis Philip Baglietto Jonathan David Patron	1051	Hitra Roy Aune Jørgen Olsen	1024
Women's 25 m standard pistol team	Guernsey Tara Leighton-Dyson Nikki Trebert	1060	Isle of Wight Imogen Reed Shelley Sprack	1033	Gibraltar Anita Chaperon Bettina Manner	931
Men's 25 m centrefire team	Guernsey Eric de Saumarez Jack Hanca	1062	Gotland Thomas Larsson Peter Nordgren	1057	Isle of Wight Perron Phipps Matthew Reed
Women's 25 m sport pistol team	Guernsey Tara Leighton-Dyson Nikki Trebert	1094	Isle of Wight Imogen Reed Shelley Sprack	1079	Gibraltar Anita Chaperon Bettina Manner	1049
Open 50 m free pistol team	Gotland Bengt Hyytiäinen Morgan Johansson Cropper	1056	Isle of Wight Perron Phipps Matthew Reed	1044	Guernsey Paul Guillou Tara Leighton-Dyson	1026

Rifle

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Men's 10 m air rifle	Luke Malčić Guernsey	240.1	Paul Guillou Guernsey	238.2	Guy Moss Isle of Wight	213.9
Women's 10 m air rifle	Elizabeth Hart Jersey	235.3	Andrea Guillou Guernsey	234.2	Paige Fryer Jersey	212.3
Open 10 m air rifle team	Guernsey Paul Guillou Luke Malčić	1191.8	Jersey Paige Fryer Elizabeth Hart	1174.4	Guernsey Andrea Guillou Amy Woodland	1167.9

Automatic Ball Trap

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Men's Automatic Ball Trap	Alex Johannesen Faroe Islands	127	Juan Manuel Bagur Bosch Menorca	126	Robert Watterson Isle of Man	116
Men's Automatic Ball Trap team	Faroe Islands Per Simunarson Hansen Alex Johannesen	148	Menorca ^[3] Juan Manuel Bagur Bosch Sebastian Bosch Moll	145	Guernsey Darren Burtenshaw Alex Williams	145

English Skeet

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Open English Skeet	David Tavernor Ynys Môn	140	Nicholas Mihailovits Isle of Man	140	Mark Andrews Jersey	136
Open English Skeet team	Guernsey Matthew Spruce John Wild	186	Jersey Mark Andrews Alex Bailey	181	Ynys Môn Frederick Roberts David Tavernor	177

English Sporting

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Men's English Sporting	Daniel Bishop Isle of Wight ^[4]	89	Lee Pitman Isle of Wight	85	Mark Downer Isle of Wight	82
Women's English Sporting	Jennie Cartwright Isle of Wight ^[4]	78	Katie Bishop Isle of Wight	67	Lara Calleja Gozo	67

Men's English Sporting team	Isle of Wight ^[4] Daniel Bishop Mark Downer Lee Pitman	180	Guernsey Ross Angus James Ashplant Clifford Eborall	163	Isle of Man Michael Cross Stan Cross Alan Kinrade	158
Women's English Sporting team	Isle of Wight ^[4] Katie Bishop Jennie Cartwright Sarah Franklin	142	Guernsey Alison Damarell Lucy Slimm Janet Vining	126	not awarded

Fullbore Kings

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Open Fullbore Kings	Robert Waters Guernsey	391-46v	Matt Neal Jersey	389-40v	Mark Dodd Falkland Islands ^[5]	382-34v
Open Fullbore Kings pairs	Guernsey Ollie Hudson Nicholas Kerins	588-70v	Jersey Michael Cotillard Matt Neal	571-54v	not awarded

NPA (Natural Point of Aim)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Open NPA Police Pistol 1	Andrew Torode Guernsey	295	Jai Nolan Isle of Wight	294	Jørgen Olsen Hitra	292
Open NPA Service Pistol B	Andrew Torode Guernsey	106	Ben Videgrain Jersey	103	Jørgen Olsen Hitra	102

Open NPA Police Pistol 1 team	Guernsey James Straughan Andrew Torode	584	Jersey ^[6] Benjamin Videgrain Keith Videgrain	578	Hitra Roy Aune Jørgen Olsen	568
Open NPA Service Pistol B team	Jersey Spencer Barr Ben Videgrain	203	Hitra Roy Aune Jørgen Olsen	201	Guernsey James Straughan Andrew Torode	189

Olympic

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Open Olympic Skeet	Marlon Attard Gozo ^[7]	52	Torur Flott Faroe Islands	46	Johann Flott Faroe Islands	38
Men's Olympic Trap	Juan Manuel Bagur Bosch Menorca		Finn Ludvig Faroe Islands		Kevin Cowles Gibraltar

Men's Olympic Skeet team	Gotland Jonny Lindstedt Fredrik Melin	171	Åland Islands Bengt-Olof Lindgren Marcus Påvals	166	Faroe Islands Jóhann Fløtt Tórur Fløtt	156
Men's Olympic Trap team	Isle of Man Mark Riley Robert Watterson	164	Sark Nicholas Dewe Stefan Roberts	163	Faroe Islands Jón Hjørleifson Jacobsen Finn Ludvig	162
					Guernsey Darren Burtenshaw Alex Williams
					Menorca Juan Manuel Bagur Bosch Sebastian Bosch Moll

Sport Trap

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Men's Sport Trap	Daniel Bishop ^[2] Isle of Wight	85	John Wild Guernsey	85	Martin Kneen Isle of Man	81
Women's Sport Trap	Jennie Cartwright ^[2] Isle of Wight	80	Lara Calleja Gozo ^[7]	67	Janet Vining Guernsey	64

Men's Sport Trap team	Isle of Wight ^[2] Daniel Bishop Mark Downer Lee Pitman	170	Guernsey Ross Angus Clifford Eborall John Wild	164	Jersey Iain Barette David Le Rendu Greg Sanderson	157
Women's Sport Trap team	Isle of Wight ^[2] Katie Bishop Jennie Cartwright Sarah Franklin	143	Ynys Môn Bonny Cunliffe Catriona Duffy Nia Rogers	117	not awarded

WA (World Association)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Open Revolver WA 1500 48 shot-max 6" barrel	Andrew Torode Guernsey	474	Ben Videgrain Jersey	471	James Straughan Guernsey	469
Open Revolver WA 1500 48 shot-max 6" barrel team	Guernsey James Straughan Andrew Torode	943	Jersey Spencer Barr Ben Videgrain	935	Hitra Roy Aune Jørgen Olsen	925

Venues

Guernsey Clay Range - Portinfer
Mont Herault, Saint Pierre du Bois
Aztech Centre, Hougue du Pommier
Fort Le Marchant, L'Ancresse, Vale
Chouet, Vale

External links

2023 full results

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References

↑ "Shooting" . Retrieved 8 July 2023.
1 2 3 4 5 "ISLE OF WIGHT STRIKE GOLD 4 TIMES ON DAY 2 OF NATWEST ISLAND GAMES". 11 July 2023.
↑ "(Fotos) Menorca suma tres platas más en los Island Games". 13 July 2023.
1 2 3 4 "4 PODIUM PLACES FOR TEAM ISLE OF WIGHT ON DAY 4 OF 2023 NATWEST ISLAND GAMES". 13 July 2023.
↑ "Medals for team Falklands at Island Games in Guernsey". 18 July 2023.
↑ "Gold starts to flow on day one of the Island Games". 10 July 2023.
1 2 "Gozo wins medals under its flag. Could it reignite calls for autonomy?". 12 July 2023.

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[1] "Shooting" . Retrieved 8 July 2023.

[IE117-2] 1 2 3 4 5 "ISLE OF WIGHT STRIKE GOLD 4 TIMES ON DAY 2 OF NATWEST ISLAND GAMES". 11 July 2023.

[3] "(Fotos) Menorca suma tres platas más en los Island Games". 13 July 2023.

[ie137-4] 1 2 3 4 "4 PODIUM PLACES FOR TEAM ISLE OF WIGHT ON DAY 4 OF 2023 NATWEST ISLAND GAMES". 13 July 2023.

[5] "Medals for team Falklands at Island Games in Guernsey". 18 July 2023.

[6] "Gold starts to flow on day one of the Island Games". 10 July 2023.

[tom12-7] 1 2 "Gozo wins medals under its flag. Could it reignite calls for autonomy?". 12 July 2023.

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