Published on 09 Mar 2015

ISSF World Cup in Acapulco wrap up: medals, Olympic quotas and records

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Marco Dalla Dea

The first stage of the 2015 ISSF World Cup Series was closed tonight in Acapulco. "Excellent competition" the ISSF President Olegario Vazquez Raña said. "Great atmosphere" the ISSF Secretary General Franz Schreiber commented. Ten Olympic Quotas were assigned, USA finished atop of the medals table.

Today’s Skeet Men Finals concluded the 2015 ISSF Shotgun World Cup in Acapulco, Mexico, the first step of this year’s ISSF World Cup Series.


More than 300 athletes coming from 54 countries participated in the competition, from the 2nd through the 9th of March.


The United States of America dominated the competition, finishing atop of the Medal Standings with 4 Gold, 1 Silver and 1 Bronze medals out of 5 events.

 

The winner of today’s Skeet Men Gold medal match Vincent Hancock (USA) scored the only record of the competition, equalling the 125-target world record established by Italy’s Valerio Luchini in 2014.


This World Cup Stage also assigned 10 Rio 2016 Olympic Quota Places. The US and the Italian team collected 3 quota spots each, while Australia and the People’s Republic of China pocketed two each.

 

“It has been a wonderful competition!” The ISSF President, Olegario Vazquez Raña said, at the end of the last match. “We have to thank the Organizing Committee of this event and its President Jorge Peña Soberanis for making it possible. The Acapulco’s shooting range has been renewed for this event and everything run perfectly, as the high scores recorded today proved.”

 

The ISSF Secretary General Franz Schreiber said: “The results have been tremendous, and the atmosphere here in Acapulco has been great. We are very happy to see that the changes in the finals’ formats that we’ve introduced after London 2012 are working well and improved the presentation of our sport.”

 

The ISSF World Cup Series moves now on to Al Ain (UAE), where the second ISSF Shotgun World Cup Stage of the season will be held starting form the 19th of March. The first medal match, the Trap Women Finals, will take place on the 21st of March.

 

Follow the event live on the web at www.issf-sports.org.

 

 

 

MEDAL STANDINGS

After 5 of 5 Events

Rank

NAT - Nation

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Total

1

USA – United States of America

4

1

1

6

2

ITA – Italy

1

1

1

3

3

AUS– Australia

 

2

 

2

4

CHN – People’s Republic of China

 

1

1

2

5

IND – India

 

 

1

1

5

NZL – New Zealand

 

 

1

1

 

Total

5

5

5

15

 

 

RECORDS BROKEN / EQUALED

EQUALED WORLD RECORDS

Event

Phase

Old / New

Name

Nat

Date

Skeet Men

Qual

125 / 125

HANCOCK Vincent

USA

9 Mar 2015

 

 

QUOTA PLACES BY EVENT

Event

Date

Name

Nat

Trap Men

3 MAR 2015

FABBRIZI Massimo

ITA

DIAMOND Michael

AUS

Double Trap Men

5 MAR 2015

 

HOLGUIN Jeffrey

USA

HU Binyuan

CHN

Skeet Men

9 MAR 2015

LUCHINI Valerio

ITA

FILIPPELLI Riccardo

ITA

Trap Women

2 MAR 2015

COGDELL Corey

USA

SCANLAN Laetisha

AUS

Skeet Women

8 MAR 2015

RHODE Kimberly

USA

WEI Meng

CHN

 

 

MEDALISTS BY EVENT

Event

Date

Medal

Name

Nat

Trap Men

3 MAR 2015

GOLD

FABBRIZI Massimo

ITA

SILVER

DIAMOND Michael

AUS

BRONZE

SANDHU Manavjit Singh

IND

Double Trap Men

5 MAR 2015

GOLD

HOLGUIN Jeffrey

USA

SILVER

HU Binyuan

CHN

BRONZE

HALDEMAN Derek

USA

Skeet Men

9 MAR 2015

GOLD

HANCOCK Vincent

USA

SILVER

LUCHINI Valerio

ITA

BRONZE

FILIPPELLI Riccardo

ITA

Trap Women

2 MAR 2015

GOLD

COGDELL Corey

USA

SILVER

SCANLAN Laetisha

AUS

BRONZE

ROONEY Natalie Ellen

NZL

Skeet Women

8 MAR 2015

GOLD

RHODE Kimberly

USA

SILVER

CONNOR Caitlin

USA

BRONZE

WEI Meng

CHN