| 2011 IPSC Handgun World Shoot | |||||||
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 Official logo of the 2011 IPSC Handgun World Shoot | |||||||
| Venue | Kalamonas Shooting Range | ||||||
| Location | Rhodes, Greece | ||||||
| Competitors | 1080 from 64 nations | ||||||
| Medalists | |||||||
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The 2011 IPSC Handgun World Shoot XVI held at Rhodes, Greece was the 16th IPSC Handgun World Shoot. There were 30 stages which all had a Greek theme. [1]
The Open division had the second largest match participation with 373 competitors (30.9 %), and was won by Eric Grauffel from France winning his 5th consecutive Handgun World Shoot. Simon Racaza of USA came in second place 3.29 % behind, and KC Eusebio of USA another 0.71 % behind.
| Overall | Competitor | Points | Overall Match Percent | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Gold |  Eric Grauffel | 2161.5327 | 100.00% | |
 Silver |  Simon Racaza | 2090.3262 | 96.71% | |
 Bronze | KC Eusebio | 2075.0371 | 96.00% | |
| 4th | Max Michel | 2032.2343 | 94.02% | |
| 5th |  Jorge Ballesteros | 1984.7614 | 91.82% | |
| 6th | Chris Tilley | 1972.8225 | 91.27% | |
| 7th |  Saul Kirsch | 1966.8020 | 90.99% | |
| 8th | Emile Obriot | 1935.8667 | 89.56% | |
| 9th |  Brodie McIntosh | 1933.4587 | 89.45% | |
| 10th | Shane Coley | 1889.7241 | 87.43% | |
| Lady | Competitor | Points | Overall percent | Category percent |
| Gold | Karla Blowers | 1564.3264 | 72.37% | 100.00% |
| Silver | Megan Francisco | 1546.0314 | 71.52% | 98.83% |
| Bronze | Jessie Duff | 1522.5411 | 70.44% | 97.33% |
| Junior | Competitor | Points | Overall percent | Category percent |
| Gold | Shane Coley | 1889.7241 | 87.43% | 100.00% |
| Silver | Rhys Arthur | 1703.0686 | 78.79% | 90.12% |
| Bronze | Ben Thompson | 1675.5128 | 77.52% | 88.66% |
| Senior | Competitor | Points | Overall percent | Category percent |
| Gold |  Patrik Schneider | 1702.0732 | 78.74% | 100.00% |
| Silver |  Hubert Thomas Montgomery | 1676.4347 | 77.56% | 98.49% |
| Bronze |  Guenther Weber | 1627.3416 | 75.29% | 95.61% |
| Super Senior | Competitor | Points | Overall percent | Category percent |
| Gold |  Michael Auger | 1538.2737 | 71.17% | 100.00% |
| Silver |  Jose Josias Lucena Ferreira | 1520.1386 | 70.33% | 98.82% |
| Bronze |  Miroslav Kamenicek | 1458.5918 | 67.48% | 94.82% |
| Place | Country | Points | Percent | Team members |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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The Modified division had 59 competitors (4.9 %). Zdenek Henes of the Czech Republic took Gold in the Modified division in what would be the last World Championship featuring the division before it was deleted. Jerome Jovanne Morales of the Philippines came in second place 0.75 % behind, and Rob Leatham of USA came in third place another 2.41 % behind.
| Overall | Competitor | Points | Overall Match Percent | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | Zdenek Henes | 2070.2224 | 100.00% | |
| Silver |  Jerome Jovanne Morales | 2020.2959 | 97.59% | |
| Bronze | Rob Leatham | 2004.8394 | 96.84% | |
| 4th | Michael Voigt | 1996.6022 | 96.44% | |
| 5th | Nelson Uygongco | 1984.5437 | 95.86% | |
| 6th | Augusto Sergio Oliveira Ribas | 1982.7230 | 95.77% | |
| 7th | Jojo Vidanes | 1953.5864 | 94.37% | |
| 8th | Lazaro Jr Dela Cruz | 1918.7898 | 92.69% | |
| 9th |  Vit Helan | 1879.4344 | 90.78% | |
| 10th | Papa Enrico | 1870.0169 | 90.33% | |
| Senior | Competitor | Points | Overall percent | Category percent |
| Gold | Rob Leatham | 2004.8394 | 96.84% | 100.00% |
| Silver | Michael Voigt | 1996.6022 | 96.44% | 99.59% |
| Bronze |  Juergen Flass | 1726.8315 | 83.41% | 86.13% |
| Place | Country | Points | Percent | Team members |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | USA | 5955.0280 | 100.00% | Rob Leatham, Michael Voigt, Jojo Vidanes, Barry Dueck |
| Silver | Philippines | 5874.8565 | 98.65% | Jerome Jovanne Morales, Nelson Uygongco, Enrico Papa, Christopher Panganiban |
| Bronze | Czech Republic | 5733.2500 | 96.28% | Zdenek Henes, Vit Helan, Milos Horinek |
The Standard division had the third largest match participation with 336 competitors (27.8 %), and was won by Blake Miguez of USA. Juan Carlos Jaime of Argentina came in second place 1.09 % behind, and Ted Puente of USA came in third place another 3.2 % behind.
| Overall | Competitor | Points | Overall Match Percent | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | Blake Miguez | 2042.0007 | 100.00% | |
| Silver |  Juan Carlos Jaime | 2019.8368 | 98.91% | |
| Bronze | Ted Puente | 1954.4319 | 95.71% | |
| 4th | Jethro Dionisio | 1949.8459 | 95.49% | |
| 5th |  Gyorgy Batki | 1940.2000 | 95.01% | |
| 6th | Emanuel Bragg | 1923.9475 | 94.22% | |
| 7th | Petr Znamenacek | 1919.2622 | 93.99% | |
| 8th | Travis Tomasie | 1907.7391 | 93.42% | |
| 9th | Julien Boit | 1883.7398 | 92.25% | |
| 10th | Jaime Roberto Maia Saldanha Junior | 1865.5352 | 91.36% | |
| Lady | Competitor | Points | Overall percent | Category percent |
| Gold | Randi Rogers | 1440.7487 | 70.56% | 100.00% |
| Silver | Tori Nonaka | 1407.8968 | 68.95% | 97.72% |
| Bronze | Lisa Munson | 1398.8713 | 68.50% | 97.09% |
| Junior | Competitor | Points | Overall percent | Category percent |
| 1st | Matthew Sweeney | 1667.7814 | 81.67% | 100.00% |
| 2nd |  Davide Bergami | 1587.9085 | 77.76% | 95.21% |
| 3rd | Victor Dalmeida Arruda | 1357.6409 | 66.49% | 81.40% |
| Senior | Competitor | Points | Overall percent | Category percent |
| Gold | Lucimar Domingues Oliveira | 1694.4334 | 82.98% | 100.00% |
| Silver | Gottfried Post | 1647.4140 | 80.68% | 97.23% |
| Bronze | Salvatore Simula | 1572.9145 | 77.03% | 92.83% |
| Super Senior | Competitor | Points | Overall percent | Category percent |
| Gold | Peter Kressibucher | 1379.3660 | 67.55% | 100.00% |
| Silver | Robbin Hudson | 1229.0047 | 60.19% | 89.10% |
| Bronze | Hubert Muhlbacher | 1203.6024 | 58.94% | 87.26% |
| Place | Country | Points | Percent | Team members |
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The Production division had the largest match participation with 397 competitors (32.8 %), and was won by Bob Vogel of the USA. Ben Stoeger of USA came in second place 2.34 % behind, and Matthew Mink of USA another 0.85 % behind.
| Overall | Competitor | Points | Overall Match Percent | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | Bob Vogel | 2018.8345 | 100.00% | |
| Silver | Ben Stoeger | 1971.6789 | 97.66% | |
| Bronze | Matthew Mink | 1954.5053 | 96.81% | |
| 4th | Eduardo De Cobos | 1951.1763 | 96.65% | |
| 5th | Jeufro Emil Lejano | 1931.6741 | 95.68% | |
| 6th |  Matti Manni | 1924.6351 | 95.33% | |
| 7th | Marian Vysny | 1922.5075 | 95.23% | |
| 8th |  Ljubisa Momcilovic | 1909.0751 | 94.56% | |
| 9th |  Alexey Pichugin | 1883.8441 | 93.31% | |
| 10th | Miroslav Zapletal | 1881.0347 | 93.17% | |
| Lady | Competitor | Points | Overall percent | Category percent |
| Gold | Maria Gushchina | 1690.2536 | 83.72% | 100.00% |
| Silver | Julie Golob | 1465.1259 | 72.57% | 86.68% |
| Bronze | Sara Dunivin | 1459.5023 | 72.29% | 86.35% |
| Junior | Competitor | Points | Overall percent | Category percent |
| Gold | Andrej Hrnciarik | 1835.5816 | 90.92 | 100.00% |
| Silver | Pavel Torgashov | 1658.1749 | 82.14% | 90.34% |
| Bronze | Diomari Ivan Tayag | 1606.8428 | 79.59% | 87.54% |
| Senior | Competitor | Points | Overall percent | Category percent |
| Gold | Peter Heller | 1727.4563 | 85.57% | 100.00% |
| Silver | Wilfredo Anglo | 1650.7791 | 81.77% | 95.56% |
| Bronze | Francesco Servodio | 1541.3121 | 76.35% | 89.22% |
| Super Senior | Competitor | Points | Overall percent | Category percent |
| Gold | Max Wiegand | 1388.6102 | 68.78% | 100.00% |
| Silver |  Robert Dunkley | 1311.8065 | 64.98% | 94.47% |
| Bronze | Gerrit Dokter | 1252.7853 | 62.05% | 90.22% |
| Place | Country | Points | Percent | Team members |
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The Revolver division had 44 competitors (3.6 %), and was won by Ricardo López Tugendhat of Ecuador claiming his second consecutive Handgun World Shoot victory in the Revolver division. Jerry Miculek of USA came in second place 5.16 % behind, and Matthew Griffin of USA came in third place another 6.42 % behind.
| Overall | Competitor | Points | Overall Match Percent | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold |  Ricardo López Tugendhat | 2125.9081 | 100.00% | |
| Silver | Jerry Miculek | 2016.1364 | 94.84% | |
| Bronze | Matthew Griffin | 1879.7188 | 88.42% | |
| 4th | Sascha Back | 1879.5531 | 88.41% | |
| 5th | Phillipp Chua | 1876.5566 | 88.27% | |
| 6th | Zdeněk Němeček | 1868.1494 | 87.88% | |
| 7th | Markus Schneider | 1803.6415 | 84.84% | |
| 8th | Hermann Kirchweger | 1802.1137 | 84.77% | |
| 9th | Moacir Azevedo | 1758.8465 | 82.73% | |
| 10th | Clifford Walsh | 1727.2302 | 81.25% | |
| Senior | Competitor | Points | Overall percent | Category percent |
| Gold | Jerry Miculek | 2016.1364 | 94.84% | 100.00% |
| Silver | Zdeněk Němeček | 1868.1494 | 87.88% | 92.66% |
| Bronze | Hermann Kirchweger | 1802.1137 | 84.77% | 89.38% |
| Place | Country | Points | Percent | Team members |
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