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The National Rifle Assosiation India 51-B, Institutional Area, Tughlakabad New Delhi- 110062 Individual-Medal Tally Rahi Sarnobat THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF INDIA 51-B, Institutional Area, Tughlakabad, New Delhi - 110062 (INDIA) Phone No. 91-11-29964091/92/93, Fax No. 91-11-29964090 SHOOTER HISTORY REPORT FOR RAHI SARNOBAT (SHF3010199001) SHOOTER ID SHF3010199001 GENDER FEMALE DATE OF BIRTH 30-10-1990 PHONE NO 7709842828 EMAIL ID [email protected] STATE/UNIT OF REPRESENTATION MAHARASHTRA EVENTS PISTOL RAHI SARNOBAT MIXED COMP SEGM SCORE EVENT SCORE IN TEAM COMPETITION EVENT NAME CODE ENT MQS ACHIVED PART 2 FINALS SCORE RANK SELECTION TRIAL 3 &4 FOR RIFLE/PISTOL T056 - 25M PISTOL WOMEN (T4) 5 W 0.00 570 - - 9 2021, NEW DELHI, 2021 SELECTION TRIAL 3 &4 FOR RIFLE/PISTOL T026 - 25M PISTOL WOMEN (T3) 5 W 0.00 581 - 34 - 2 2021, NEW DELHI, 2021 SELECTION TRIAL 1 & 2 FOR RIFLE/PISTOL T056 - 25M PISTOL WOMEN (T2) 22 W 0.00 582 - 38 - 1 2021, NEW DELHI, 2021 Page 1 of 4 THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF INDIA 51-B, Institutional Area, Tughlakabad, New Delhi - 110062 (INDIA) Phone No. 91-11-29964091/92/93, Fax No. 91-11-29964090 SHOOTER HISTORY REPORT FOR RAHI SARNOBAT (SHF3010199001) MIXED COMP SEGM SCORE EVENT SCORE IN TEAM COMPETITION EVENT NAME CODE ENT MQS ACHIVED PART 2 FINALS SCORE RANK SELECTION TRIAL 1 & 2 FOR RIFLE/PISTOL T026 - 25M PISTOL WOMEN (T1) 22 W 0.00 578 - 36 - 1 2021, NEW DELHI, 2021 63RD NATIONAL RIFLE PISTOL, BHOPAL NW-67 - 10M PISTOL WOMEN (ISSF) 5694 W 533.00 573 - 0 - 8 M.P, 2019 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (INDIVIDUAL & TEAM) 63RD NATIONAL RIFLE PISTOL, BHOPAL NW-43 - 25M PISTOL WOMEN (ISSF) 5694 W 589 0 41 1738.00 1 M.P, 2019 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (INDIVIDUAL & TEAM) (TEAM*) 63RD NATIONAL RIFLE PISTOL, BHOPAL NW-43 - 25M PISTOL WOMEN (ISSF) 5694 W 525.00 589 - 41 - 1 M.P, 2019 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (INDIVIDUAL & TEAM) SELECTION TRIAL 6 AND 7, NEW DELHI, T056 - 25M PISTOL WOMEN (T7) 1512 W 0.00 586 - 39 - 1 2019 SELECTION TRIAL 6 AND 7, NEW DELHI, T026 - 25M PISTOL WOMEN (T6) 1512 W 0.00 588 - 29 - 2 2019 SELECTION TRIAL 5, NEW DELHI, 2019 N028 - 10M PISTOL WOMEN 920 W 0.00 558 - - 61 XIX KUMAR SURENDRA SINGH, NEW N39 - 10M PISTOL WOMEN - ISSF 1719 W 533.00 564 - - 21 DELHI, 2019 SELECTION TRIAL 3 & 4, NEW DELHI, T058 - 10M PISTOL WOMEN (T4) 16 W 0.00 566 - - 14 2019 Page 2 of 4 THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF INDIA 51-B, Institutional Area, Tughlakabad, New Delhi - 110062 (INDIA) Phone No. 91-11-29964091/92/93, Fax No. 91-11-29964090 SHOOTER HISTORY REPORT FOR RAHI SARNOBAT (SHF3010199001) MIXED COMP SEGM SCORE EVENT SCORE IN TEAM COMPETITION EVENT NAME CODE ENT MQS ACHIVED PART 2 FINALS SCORE RANK SELECTION TRIAL 3 & 4, NEW DELHI, T028 - 10M PISTOL WOMEN (T3) 16 W 0.00 566 - - 18 2019 SELECTION TRIALS 1 & 2 RIFLE/PISTOL, T058 - 10M PISTOL WOMEN (T2) 62 W 0.00 563 - - 42 NEW DELHI, 2019 SELECTION TRIALS 1 & 2 RIFLE/PISTOL, T056 - 25M PISTOL WOMEN (T2) 62 W 0.00 587 - 28 - 3 NEW DELHI, 2019 SELECTION TRIALS 1 & 2 RIFLE/PISTOL, T028 - 10M PISTOL WOMEN (T1) 62 W 0.00 567 - - 19 NEW DELHI, 2019 SELECTION TRIALS 1 & 2 RIFLE/PISTOL, T026 - 25M PISTOL WOMEN (T1) 62 W 0.00 584 - 39 - 1 NEW DELHI, 2019 62ND NATIONAL RIFLE/PISTOL, N-61 - 10M PISTOL WOMEN (ISSF) 775 W 533.00 560 - - 58 THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, 2018 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (INDIVIDUAL & TEAM) 62ND NATIONAL RIFLE/PISTOL, N-61 - 10M PISTOL WOMEN (ISSF) 775 W 560 0 1684.00 9 THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, 2018 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (INDIVIDUAL & TEAM) (TEAM*) 62ND NATIONAL RIFLE/PISTOL, N-40 - 25M PISTOL WOMEN (ISSF) 775 W 525.00 576 - 36 - 1 THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, 2018 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (INDIVIDUAL & TEAM) 62ND NATIONAL RIFLE/PISTOL, N-40 - 25M PISTOL WOMEN (ISSF) 775 W 576 0 36 1722.00 1 THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, 2018 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP (INDIVIDUAL & TEAM) (TEAM*) Page 3 of 4 THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF INDIA 51-B, Institutional Area, Tughlakabad, New Delhi - 110062 (INDIA) Phone No. 91-11-29964091/92/93, Fax No. 91-11-29964090 SHOOTER HISTORY REPORT FOR RAHI SARNOBAT (SHF3010199001) MIXED COMP SEGM SCORE EVENT SCORE IN TEAM COMPETITION EVENT NAME CODE ENT MQS ACHIVED PART 2 FINALS SCORE RANK SELECTION TRIALS 6 & 7 RIFLE/PISTOL, T058 - 10M PISTOL WOMEN (T7) 382 W 567 - - 23 NEW DELHI, 2018 SELECTION TRIALS 6 & 7 RIFLE/PISTOL, T028 - 10M PISTOL WOMEN (T6) 382 W 561 - - 36 NEW DELHI, 2018 SELECTION TRIALS RIFLE/PISTOL, NEW N028 - 10M PISTOL WOMEN 630 W 574 - 217.7 - 3 DELHI, 2018 18KSS, NEW DELHI, 2018 N39 - 10M PISTOL WOMEN - ISSF 627 W 352.00 571 - 192.2 - 4 18KSS, NEW DELHI, 2018 N39 - 10M PISTOL WOMEN - ISSF (TEAM*) 627 W 571 0 192.2 1693.00 2 Page 4 of 4 07/07/2021 Page No 1 2:27:03PM The National Rifle Assosiation India 51-B, Institutional Area, Tughlakabad New Delhi- 110062 Individual-Medal Tally Rahi Sarnobat S No Competition Name Place Year Event Score Medal 1 18th ASIAN GAMES PALEMBANG,INDINESIA 2018 25M Sports Pistol Women 580.00 Gold 2 ISSF WORLD CUP (R/P) MUNICH MUNICH, GERMANY 2019 25M Sports Pistol Women 586.00 Gold 3 ISSF WORLD CUP DELHI NEW DELHI INDIA 2021 25M Sports Pistol Women 581.00 Silver 4 ISSF WORLD CUP OSIJEK CROTIA OSIJEK CROTIA 2021 25M Sports Pistol Women 591.00 Gold 5 ISSF WORLD CUP USA FORT BENNING,USA 2011 25M Sports Pistol Women 582.00 Bronze 6 ISSF WORLD CUP(R/P) CHANGWON,KOREA 2013 25M Sports Pistol Women 585.00 Gold CHANGWON 7 XX COMMONWEALTH GAMES GLASGOW U.K 2014 25M Sports Pistol Women 575.00 Gold 8 XIX COMMONWEALTH GAMES NEW DELHI,INDIA 2010 25M Sports Pistol Women 576.00 Silver 9 16th INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR GERMANY 2010 10M Pistol Junior Women 375.00 Bronze COMPETITION 10 3 RD COMMONWEALTH YOUTH PUNE,INDIA 2008 25M Sports Pistol Women 550.00 Gold GAMES PUNE 11 12th SOUTH ASIAN GAMES GUWAHATI 2016 25M Sports Pistol Women 584.00 Gold Page Number 1 07/07/2021 2:30:18PM The National Rifle Assosiation of India NRAI HOUSE-51-B, Institutional Area, Tughlakabad New Delhi- 110062 Medal Overall Performance - Team (Individual Shooter) Rahi Sarnobat Competition Name Place Year Event I Name I Score II Name II Score III Name III Score Total Rank Medal S NO 19TH MEETING OF PLZEN,CZECH 2009 10M Pistol Junior Surabhi 371.00 Gurpreet 377.00 Rahi Sarnobat 367.00 1,115.00 II Silver 1 THE SHOOTING REPUBLIC Women Pathak Kaur HOPES 19TH MEETING OF PLZEN,CZECH 2009 25M Sports Pistol Surabhi 541.00 Rachna 552.00 Rahi Sarnobat 563.00 1,656.00 III Bronze 2 THE SHOOTING REPUBLIC Junior Women Pathak Sharma HOPES 16th INTERNATIONAL GERMANY 2010 10M Pistol Junior Rahi 375.00 Lovleen 376.00 Himadari 364.00 1,115.00 I Gold 3 JUNIOR Women Sarnobat Kaur Thapliyal COMPETITION XIX NEW DELHI,INDIA 2010 25M Sports Pistol Rahi 584.00 Anisa 572.00 - 0.00 1,156.00 I Gold 4 COMMONWEALTH Women(Badge&pa Sarnobat Sayyed GAMES ir) 6th ASIAN AIRGUN TEHRAN, IRAN 2013 25M Sports Pistol Anisa 582.00 Rahi 576.00 Surabhi Pathak 563.00 1,721.00 II Silver 5 CHAMPIONSHIP 10M Women Sayyed Sarnobat 17th ASIAN GAMES INCHEON, KOREA 2014 25M Sports Pistol Rahi 580.00 Anisa 577.00 Heena Sidhu 572.00 1,729.00 III Bronze 6 (R/P/S) Women Sarnobat Sayyed 12th SOUTH ASIAN GUWAHATI 2016 25M Sports Pistol Rahi 584.00 Anuraj 575.00 Anisa Sayyed 582.00 1,741.00 I Gold 7 GAMES Women Sarnobat Singh Website:-www.thenrai.in The National Rifle Association of India Contact N0-91-11-29964091/92/93 Page Number 2 07/07/2021 2:30:18PM The National Rifle Assosiation of India NRAI HOUSE-51-B, Institutional Area, Tughlakabad New Delhi- 110062 Medal Overall Performance - Team (Individual Shooter) Rahi Sarnobat Competition Name Place Year Event I Name I Score II Name II Score III Name III Score Total Rank Medal S NO ISSF WORLD CUP NEW DELHI INDIA 2021 25M Sports Pistol Chinki 281.00 Rahi 281.00 Manu Bhaker 282.00 844.00 I Gold 8 DELHI Women yadav Sarnobat ISSF WORLD CUP OSIJEK CROTIA 2021 10M Pistol Women Yashaswi 578.00 Manu 577.00 Rahi Sarnobat 572.00 1,727.00 III Bronze 9 OSIJEK CROTIA ni Bhaker Website:-www.thenrai.in The National Rifle Association of India Contact N0-91-11-29964091/92/93 Wednesday, July 7, 2021 2:28:38PM The National Rifle Assosiation India 51-B, Institutional Area, Tughlakabad New Delhi- 110062 Overall Performance - Individual QF*--Qualification Score Shooter Name Rahi Sarnobat SF*-- Semi Final Score ELI*--Elimination Score S NO Competition Name Place Date Year Event QF* SF* Finals MQS Eli* Rank Medal Record Quota 1 INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR SUHL,GERMANY April 2008 10M Pistol Junior 364.00 0.00 0.00 21 -- COMPETITION SUHL 28-May 04 Women 2 INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR SUHL,GERMANY April 2008 25M Sports Pistol 495.00 0.00 0.00 34 -- COMPETITION SUHL 28-May 04 Junior Women 3 18th MEETING OF THE PLZEN,CZECH REPUBLIC June 05-08 2008 10M Pistol Junior 360.00 0.00 0.00 43 -- SHOOTING HOPES Women 4 3 RD COMMONWEALTH PUNE,INDIA Oct 12-18 2008 25M Sports Pistol 550.00 748.1 0.00 0.00 I Gold YOUTH GAMES PUNE Women 5 INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR SUHL,GERMANY April 27- 2009 25M Sports Pistol 561.00 750.6 0.00 0.00 5 -- SHOOTING COMPETITION May 03 Junior Women 6 INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR SUHL,GERMANY April 27- 2009 10M Pistol Junior 371.00 462.6 0.00 0.00 8 -- SHOOTING COMPETITION May 03 Women 7 19TH MEETING OF THE PLZEN,CZECH REPUBLIC June 04-07 2009 25M Sports Pistol 563.00 756.6 0.00 0.00 6 -- SHOOTING HOPES Junior Women S NO Competition Name Place Date Year Event QF* SF* Finals MQS Eli* Rank Medal Record Quota 8 19TH MEETING OF THE PLZEN,CZECH REPUBLIC June 04-07 2009 10M Pistol Junior 367.00 0.00 0.00 23 -- SHOOTING HOPES Women 9 COMMONWEALTH NEW DELHI,INDIA Feb 17-28 2010 25M Sports Pistol 570.00 763.4 0.00 0.00 5 -- SHOOTING CHAMPIONSHIP Women 10 COMMONWEALTH NEW DELHI,INDIA Feb 17-28 2010 25M Sports Pistol 570.00 0.00 0.00 4 -- SHOOTING CHAMPIONSHIP Women(Badge&pair) 11 ISSF WORLD CUP SYDNEY SYDNEY,AUSTRALIA March 2010 25M Sports Pistol
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