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International Participation on 2013 ISSF WORLD CUP SHOTGUN ACAPULCO, MEX 15 – 24 MARCH 2013 SNo NAME OF SHOOTER SCORE RANK REMARKS 1 Trap Men Anirudh Singh SF-11 6 QF-121 Zoravar Singh Sandhu 116 17 Manavjit Singh Sandhu 116 20 2 Double Trap Men Mohd Asab F- 24 4 WR SF- 25 QF-136 Ankur Mittal 129 12 Shayan Masood 121 26 3 Skeet Men Arozepal Sandhu 117 11 Smit Singh 116 13 Parampal Singh Guron 111 22 Sheeraz Sheikh 115 MQS 4 Trap Women Seema Tomar 66 12 Shreyasi Singh 63 19 Varsha Varman 58 22 Shagun Chowdhary 61 MQS 5 Skeet Women Saniya Sheikh 66 9 Maheshawari Chauhan 49 17 ISSF WORLD CUP RIFLE /PISTOL CHANGWON , KOR 02 – 10 APRIL 2013 SNo NAME OF SHOOTER SCORE RANK REMARKS 1 50M Rifle 3 Position Men Sanjeev Rajput 1144 10 Surendra Singh Rathod 1137 17 Chain Singh 113 5 20 2 50M Rifle Prone Men Hariom Singh 611.2 23 Sushil Ghalay 609.8 30 Sanjeev Rajput 606.5 34 3 10M Air Rifle Men Abhinav Bindra 619.9 15 Sanjeev Rajput 618.2 19 Chain Singh 616.2 25 Akhil Sheoran 608.9 MQS 4 50M Pistol Men Prakash Nanjappa F- 71.5 8 QF- 556 Jitu Rai 552 13 Om Prakash 545 27 Amanpreet Singh 555 MQS 5 25M Rapid Fire Pistol Men Pempa Tamang 569 13 Harpreet Singh 566 16 Vijay Kumar 564 18 6 10M Pistol Men Prakash Nanjappa F-180.2 III Bronze QF-582 Jitu Rai F- 97.4 7 QF -582 Amanpreet Singh 571 27 Amit Kumar Pilaniya 577 MQS 7 50M Rifle 3 Position Women Tejaswini Sawant 564 18 Lajja Gauswami 556 24 Meena Kumari 541 33 Koshy Elizabeth Susan 559 MQS 8 10M Air Rifle Women Pooja Ghatkar 410.3 21 Koshy Elizabeth Susan 409.4 25 Apurvi Chandela 407.8 30 Ayonika Paul 412.5 MQS 9 25M Sports Pistol Women Rahi sarnobat F- 8 I Gold SF- 15 QF- 585 Anisa Sayyed 572 21 Sushma Singh 570 26 Annuraj Singh 571 MQS Shreya Gawande 544 MQS 10 10M Air Pistol Women Heena Sidhu F- 75.7 8 QF -388 Annuraj Singh 379 14 Ruchita Vinerkar 374 27 Malaika Goel 383 MQS Shreya Gawande 368 MQS ISSF WORLD CUP SHOTGUN AL AIN, UAE 15 – 24 APRIL 2013 SNo NAME OF SHOOTER SCORE RANK REMARKS 1 Trap Men Mansher Singh 121 10 Manavjit Singh Sandhu 118 25 Zoraver Singh Sandhu 118 29 Manavaditya Singh Rathore 109 MQS ` 2 Double Trap Men Ronjan Sodhi 137 13 Mohd. Asab 135 16 Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore 133 21 Syed Ali Bin Hadi 134 MQS Sanjay Rathore 111 MQS 3 Skeet Men Smit Singh 123 9 Parampal Singh Guron 122 13 Arozepal Sandhu 116 58 Sheeraz Sheikh 113 MQS 4 Trap Women Shreyasi Singh 64 25 Seema Tomar 61 33 Varsha Varman 59 40 5 Skeet Women Arti Singh Rao 67 28 Saniya Sheikh 63 42 ISSF WORLD CUP RIFLE /PISTOL FORT BENNING, USA 04 – 13 MAY 2013 SNo NAME OF SHOOTER SCORE RANK REMARKS 1 50M Rifle 3 Position Men Surendra Singh Rathod 1156 28 Sanjeev Rajput 1153 32 Gagan Narang 1143 39 Chain Singh 1158 MQS 2 50M Rifle Prone Men Gagan Narang 619.2 20 Hariom Singh 616.7 35 Sushil Ghaley 615.5 39 Hariom Singh 618.4 ELIMINATION Gagan Narang 622.1 ELIMINATION Shushil Ghalay 620.8 ELIMINATION Sanjeev Rajput 623.8 MQS Surendra Singh Rathod 616.6 MQS 3 10M Air Rifle Men Gagan Narang 621.5 13 Chain Singh 619.4 20 Sanjeev Rajput 612.0 36 Ekambir Singh Mandi 611.3 MQS 4 50M Pistol Men Jitu Rai 555 12 Om Prakash 553 14 P N Prakash 538 31 Amanpreet Singh 548 MQS 5 25M Rapid Fire Pistol Men Pemba Tamang 575 15 Vijay Kumar 568 18 Harpreet Singh 541 27 6 10M Pistol Men Jitu Rai 579 11 Amanpreet Singh 576 17 P N Prakash 575 19 Om Prakash 575 MQS 7 50M Rifle 3 Position Women Lajja Gauswami 581 9 Tejaswini Sawant 579 16 Meena Kumari 569 32 Elizabeth Susan Koshy 565 MQS 8 10M Air Rifle Women Apurvi Chandela 413.7 12 Pooja Ghatkar 412.7 17 Elizabeth Susan Koshy 409.2 28 Mampi Das 411.9 MQS 9 25M Sports Pistol Women Rahi Sarnobat 581 10 Sushma Singh 576 19 Anisa Sayyed 569 25 Annuraj Singh 573 MQS 10 10M Air Pistol Women Heena Sidhu 380 10 Annuraj Singh 379 16 ISSF WORLD CUP RIFLE /PISTOL MUNICH, GERMANY 23 – 30 MAY 2013 S No NAME OF SHOOTER SCORE RANK REMARKS 1 50M Rifle 3 Position Men Gagan Narang 1142 56 Surendra Singh Rathod 1139 61 Sanjeev Rajput 1138 63 Navdeep Singh Rathore 1132 MQS Gagan Narang 1162 ELIMINATION Surendra Singh Rathod 1151 ELIMINATION Sanjeev Rajput 1165 ELIMINATION 2 50M Rifle Prone Men Gagan Narang 618.0 35 Sanjeev Rajput 604.1 MQS Gagan Narang 619.8 ELIMINATION Sushil Ghalay 609.6 ELIMINATION Hariom Singh 610.3 ELIMINATION 3 10M Air Rifle Men Gagan Narang 624.1 19 Abhinav Bindra 623.2 28 Chain Singh 620.8 44 Sanjeev Rajput 615.3 MQS Ekambir Singh Mandi 611.5 MQS 4 50M Pistol Men Jitu Rai F- 111.7 6 QF- 560 P.N Prakash 544 46 Amanpreet Singh 547 MQS P.N Prakash 564 ELIMINATION Om Prakash 535 ELIMINATION Jitu Rai 553 ELIMINATION 5 25M Rapid Fire Pistol Men Harpreet Singh 570 28 Pemba Tamang 568 32 Vijay Kumar 558 46 6 10M Pistol Men Jitu Rai 577 22 Amanpreet Singh 576 26 P.N Prakash 571 54 Karan Pratap Randhawa 571 MQS 7 50M Rifle 3 Position Women Tejaswini Sawant 581 20 Lajja Gauswami 575 48 Anjum Moudgil 550 MQS Tejaswini Sawant 583 ELIMINATION Lajja Gauswami 576 ELIMINATION Meena Kumari 557 ELIMINATION 8 10M Air Rifle Women Ayonika Paul 414.5 20 Apurvi Chandela 411.1 51 Pooja Ghatkar 407.0 90 Shriyanka Sadangi 415.1 MQS Mampi Das 413.2 MQS 9 25M Sports Pistol Women Rahi sarnobat 573 26 Anisa Sayyed 572 32 Sushma Singh 551 74 Shreya Gawande 558 MQS P. Shri Nivetha 532 MQS 10 10M Air Pistol Women Heena Sidhu F- 76.1 8 QF-389 Annuraj Singh 383 10 Ruchita Vinerkar 371 62 Ma laika Goel 377 MQS Shreya Gawande 366 MQS INTERNATIONAL JUNIOR COMPETITION 2013 SHUL,GER 3-9 June , 2013 SNo NAME OF SHOOTER SCORE RANK REMARKS 1 50M Rifle 3 Positions Junior Men Navdeep Singh Rathore 1128 26 R Andrew Kom 1111 35 Nitin Chavan 1093 37 TEAM 3332 8 Aadesh Kumar Chetty 1121 31 V Sarvesh Swaroop Shankar 1104 36 2 50M Rifle Prone Junior Men Navdeep Singh Rathore 584 15 Aman Walia 582 20 Pankaj Desai 564 37 TEAM 1730 8 Lacchman Singh 577 26 Subhankar Pramanick 564 36 3 10M Rifle Junior Men Ekambir Singh Mandi 611.6 18 Akhil Sheoran 609.5 26 Navdeep Singh Rathore 602.5 36 TEAM 1823.6 6 Milanpreet Singh 614.2 13 Chand Dev Rathore 610.6 22 4 50M Pistol Junior Men Kapil Kumar F-149.9 4 QF-539 Arun 538 9 Karanpratap Randhawa 530 17 TEAM 1607 II Silver Sumedh Kumar F-128.8 5 QF-543 5 10M Pistol Junior Men Arun 568 10 Karanpratap Randhawa 565 15 Kapil Kumar 562 21 TEAM 1695 III Bronze Sumedh Kumar 568 9 Karan Walia 560 26 Prashant Lakra 556 35 Vishwajeet Singh 549 49 6 25M Pistol Junior Men Manpreet Singh 578 III Bronze Ajitesh Kushal 561 22 Vishwajeet Singh 545 35 TEAM 1684 6 Rushiraj Barot 567 15 Sumedh Kumar 540 36 7 25M Rapid Fire Pistol Junior Men Sunil Gurung 522 18 Manpreet Singh 514 21 Karan Walia 507 23 TEAM 1543 4 Rushiraj Barot 533 16 Vishwajeet Singh 471 25 Prashant Lakra 444 26 8 25M Standard Pistol Men Junior Ajitesh Kushal 552 8 Manpreet Singh 552 10 Vishwaj eet Singh 519 24 TEAM 1623 III Bronze Sumedh Kumar 538 15 Sunil Gurung 523 21 Prashant Lakra 492 27 9 50M Rifle 3 Positions Junior Women Priyal Keni 571 9 Anjum Moudgil 557 27 Deep Chahat Kaur 537 32 TEAM 1665 5 Sandhya Winfred 554 28 10 50M Rifle Prone Women Junior Priyal Keni 588 10 Jayshree Das 578 25 Anjum Moudgil 568 31 TEAM 1734 6 Sandhya Winfred 574 26 11 10M Rifle Junior Women Shriyanka Sadangi F- 161.4 IV QF-413.7 Apurvi Chandela F-79.3 8 QF -411.0 Mampi Das 410.6 10 TEAM 1235.3 I Gold Anjum Moudgil 409.9 14 12 10M Pistol Junior Women Malika Goel F-174.5 III Bronze QF-382 Shreya Gawande F-115.0 6 QF-380 Yashaswini 375 14 TEAM 1137 I Gold P. Shri Nivetha F-154.8 IV QF-381 Gauri 375 10 Ruchi Singh 373 19 Nayani Bhardwaj 372 20 Aditi Sewak 363 41 13 25M Pistol Junior Women P. Shri Nivetha 557 21 Shreya Gawande 554 27 Gauri 547 33 TEAM 1658 7 Oshin Tawani 551 29 Ruchi Singh 546 35 14 Trap Men Junior Sushil Sharan Gyanchand 116 15 Abhay Singh Rathore 107 41 Manavaditya Rathore 100 50 TEAM 323 10 Mohammed Sheesh Kazmi 107 40 Akash Saharan 105 46 Yuvraj Kumar Mahajan 92 55 Namanveer Singh Brar 90 58 Dakshvir Ahlawat 79 63 15 Double Trap Junior Men Shayan Masood 125 8 Sanjay Rathore 113 12 Priyanshu Pandey 104 14 TEAM 342 III 16 Skeet Men Junior Anant Jeet Singh Naruka 103 35 Karam Sukbir Singh 100 49 Hamza Sheikh 95 54 TEAM 298 11 Angad Vir Singh Bajwa 101 45 Mohd.
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