2009 ISSF World Cup

Sport competition in 2009 The 2009 ISSF World Cup is the twenty-fourth annual edition of the ISSF World Cup in the Olympic shooting events, governed by the International Shooting Sport Federation. Four qualification competitions are held in each event, spanning from April to June,ISSF calendar for 2009September 2018 InternetArchiveBot yes and the best shooters will qualify for the ISSF World Cup Final, which will take place in China in October. The shotgun finals were originally scheduled for Istanbul, but were later moved to the Beijing Shooting Range Clay Target Field, while the rifle and pistol events will be held at a range in Wuxi. Apart from those who qualify through the 2009 World Cup competitions, the defending champions and the reigning Olympic champions will also be invited to the final. The host country may also participate with at least two shooters regardless of qualification.Qualification rules https://web.archive.org/web/20080515143646/http://www.issf-shooting.org/championships/wcf.asp 2008-05-15 at the ISSF website For the first time, the traditional World Cup competition at the Olympic shooting ranges in Munich included shotgun events contested at the new facilities built for the 2010 ISSF World Shooting Championships. In 2008, it was decided not to give out any quota places for the shooting competitions at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London during the 2009 season. Schedule Competition dates Venue Rifle Pistol Shotgun Details April 10–15 Changwon KOR ✔ ✔ April 18–23 Beijing CHN ✔ ✔ May 3–9 Cairo EGY ✔ May 14–20 Munich GER ✔ ✔ ✔ May 23–28 Milan ITA ✔ ✔ June 7–13 Minsk BLR ✔ June 17–23 San Marino SMR ✔ October 24–29 Wuxi CHN ✔ ✔ 2009 ISSF World Cup Final (rifle and pistol) October 29 – November 3 Beijing CHN ✔ 2009 ISSF World Cup Final (shotgun) Medals by event Men's rifle events 50 metre rifle three positions 50 metre rifle prone 10 metre air rifle Changwon (April 15) Changwon (April 12) Changwon (April 10) Gagan Narang IND 1264.0 (1166) Warren Potent AUS 700.0 (596) Zhu Qinan CHN 700.3 (597) Han Jin-seop KOR 1261.9 (1165) Josselin Henry FRA 699.4 (596) Cao Yifei CHN 698.6 (595) Aleksey Kamensky RUS 1261.7 (1167) Ole Magnus Bakken NOR 699.3 (597) Gagan Narang IND 696.7 (594) Beijing (April 23) Beijing (April 20) Beijing (April 18) Ole Magnus Bakken NOR 1276.7 (1179) Warren Potent AUS 701.5 (597) Péter Sidi HUN 699.5 (598) Rajmond Debevec SLO 1275.9 (1180) Josselin Henry FRA 698.8 (595) Zhu Qinan CHN 699.3+10.7 (597) Stevan Pletikosić SRB 2004 1271.4 (1173) Michael McPhail USA 698.7 (594) Václav Haman CZE 699.3+10.4 (595) Munich (May 20) Munich (May 18) Munich (May 16) He Zhaohui CHN 1283.5 (1182 JWR) Guy Starik ISR 703.3 (598) Sergy Rikhter ISR 701.7 (599 EJWR) Mario Knögler AUT 1276.7 (1178) Matthew Emmons USA 702.0 (597) Péter Sidi HUN 701.5 (597) Matthew Emmons USA 1275.8 (1176) Michael McPhail USA 701.0 (598) Zhu Qinan CHN 700.6 (597) Milan (May 25) Milan (May 28) Milan (May 23) He Zhaohui CHN 1284.8 (1181) Warren Potent AUS 702.4 (598) Zhu Qinan CHN 699.1 (596) Niccolò Campriani ITA 1269.6 (1173) Vebjørn Berg NOR 701.7 (596) Artur Ayvazyan UKR 698.8 (596) Anders Johanson SWE 1268.5 (1172) Marco De Nicolo ITA 699.3 (597) Henri Häkkinen FIN 697.6 (595) Final: Wuxi (details) Final: Wuxi (details) Final: Wuxi (details) Matthew Emmons USA 1277.3 (1177) Vebjørn Berg NOR 701.3 (596) Zhu Qinan CHN 701.7 (598) Han Jin-seop KOR 1274.6 (1180) Michael McPhail USA 700.9 (596) Péter Sidi HUN 700.5 (599) Ole Magnus Bakken NOR 1270.0 (1180) Warren Potent AUS 700.1 (596) Henri Häkkinen FIN 698.6 (595) Men's pistol events 50 metre pistol 25 metre rapid fire pistol 10 metre air pistol Changwon (April 11) Changwon (April 13–14) Changwon (April 12) Jin Jong-oh KOR 674.6 (575) Aleksey Klimov RUS 790.2 (590) Leonid Yekimov RUS 691.0 (587) Leonid Yekimov RUS 665.0 (573) Keith Sanderson USA 787.3 (589) Jin Jong-oh KOR 689.7 (594 WR) Mikhail Nestruyev RUS 662.2 (567) Zhang Jian CHN 785.7 (588) Shi Xinglong CHN 685.9 (584) Beijing (April 19) Beijing (April 21–22) Beijing (April 20) Rashid Yunusmetov KAZ 660.5 (568) Keith Sanderson USA 780.5 (584) Shi Xinglong CHN 683.0 (582) Pavol Kopp SVK 657.1 (561) Vijay Kumar IND 780.4 (581) Mai Jiajie CHN 682.8 (582) Vladimir Isakov RUS 654.5 (557) Teruyoshi Akiyama JPN 777.5 (579) Yury Dauhapolau BLR 682.5 (583) Munich (May 17) Munich (May 17–18) Munich (May 19) Vladimir Gontcharov RUS 666.5 (567) Christian Reitz GER 785.3 (584) Jin Jong-oh KOR 689.4 (586) Damir Mikec SRB 2004 666.1 (574) Martin Strnad CZE 780.2 (586) Lee Dae-myung KOR 686.7 (586) Rashid Yunusmetov KAZ 664.9 (568) Keith Sanderson USA 780.0 (585) Yury Dauhapolau BLR 686.6 (584) Milan (May 28) Milan (May 26–27) Milan (May 24) Shi Xinglong CHN 661.6 (571) Taras Magmet UKR 784.6 (584) Lukas Grunder SUI 691.1 (588 EJWR) Rashid Yunusmetov KAZ 659.6 (563) Zhang Jian CHN 781.1 (588) Serhiy Kudriya UKR 682.2 (583) Serhiy Kudriya UKR 652.4 (558) Christian Reitz GER 780.0 (582) Denis Kulakov RUS 680.6 (582) Final: Wuxi (details) Final: Wuxi (details) Final: Wuxi (details) Jin Jong-oh KOR 96.8 (575) Alexei Klimov RUS 783.6 (582) Jin Jong-oh KOR 691.0 (591) João Costa POR 658.5 (564) Christian Reitz GER 780.9 (583) Pang Wei CHN 690.0 (589) Pavol Kopp SVK 656.6 (560) Teruyoshi Akiyama JPN 779.1 (580) Mai Jiajie CHN 687.9 (585) Men's shotgun events Trap Double trap Skeet Cairo (May 3–4) Cairo (May 6) Cairo (May 8–9) Ryan Hadden USA 139+3 (116) Francesco D'Aniello ITA 185 (140) Mykola Milchev UKR 148 (125 EWR) Jesús Serrano ESP 139+2 (118) Rashid Hamad Al-Athba QAT 183 (139) Ennio Falco ITA 147 (123) Khaled Almudhaf KUW 137 (118) Roland Gerebics HUN 182 (136) Marko Kemppainen FIN 146 (122) Munich (May 14–15) Munich (May 17) Munich (May 19–20) Massimo Fabbrizi ITA 148 (125 EWR) Joshua Richmond USA 188 (145) Jan Sychra CZE 149 (125 EWR) Gao Bo CHN 145+6 (123) Richard Faulds GBR 187+2 (143) Georgios Achilleos CYP 148+2 (123) Anton Glasnović CRO 145+5 (123) Rashid al-Athba QAT 187+0 (144) Valerio Luchini ITA 148+1 (123) Minsk (June 12–13) Minsk (June 10) Minsk (June 7–8) Giovanni Pellielo ITA 147 (122) Hu Binyuan CHN 196 WR (147 EWR) Anthony Terras FRA 146+22 (121) Michael Diamond AUS 144 (123) Ronjan Sodhi IND 194 (145) Heikki Meriluoto FIN 146+21 (121) Manavjit Singh Sandhu IND 142 (121) Vitaly Fokeev RUS 190 (142) Mykola Milchev UKR 146+19 (121) San Marino (June 22–23) San Marino (June 20) San Marino (June 17–18) Ryan Hadden USA 144+3 (121) Mo Junjie CHN 193 (144) Georgios Achilleos CYP 146 (121) David Kostelecký CZE 144+2 (121) Håkan Dahlby SWE 191 (145) Zaid Almutairi KUW 145 (121) Sergio Piñero DOM 143 (121) Joshua Richmond USA 190 (142) Tore Brovold NOR 143 (118) Final: Beijing Final: Beijing Final: Beijing Michael Diamond AUS 134 (117) Mo Junjie CHN 189 (144) Anthony Terras FRA 145 (121) Massimo Fabbrizi ITA 133 (117) Hu Binyuan CHN 186 (144) Vincent Hancock USA 143 (122) Giovanni Pellielo ITA 130 (118) Jeffrey Holguin USA 186 (144) Georgios Achilleos CYP 142 (122) Women's rifle events 50 metre rifle three positions 10 metre air rifle Changwon (April 13) Changwon (April 11) Yin Wen CHN 685.2 (587) Yin Wen CHN 500.6 (396) Wan Xiangyan CHN 676.8 (580) Xie Jieqiong CHN 500.5 (398) Wang Chengyi CHN 676.6 (582) Lee Da-hye KOR 499.7 (398) Beijing (April 21) Beijing (April 19) Lioubov Galkina RUS 679.9 (578) Yin Wen CHN 503.4 (399) Xiong Meili CHN 675.8 (577) Yi Siling CHN 501.5 (399) Wan Xianggyan CHN 670.7 (568) Snježana Pejčić CRO 500.7 (399) Munich (May 19) Munich (May 16) Yin Wen CHN 687.5 (590) Darya Shytko UKR 502.7 (399) Sonja Pfeilschifter GER 685.7 (584) Sonja Pfeilschifter GER 502.3 (399) Tejaswini Sawant IND 685.0 (588) Beate Gauss GER 502.0 (399) Milan (May 26) Milan (May 23) Sonja Pfeilschifter GER 686.9 (585) Sonja Pfeilschifter GER 502.0 (399) Lidija Mihajlović SRB 2004 685.3 (587) Petra Zublasing ITA 501.5 (398) Wan Xiangyan CHN 684.1 (585) Xie Jieqiong CHN 501.4 (398) Final: Wuxi (details) Final: Wuxi (details) Lidija Mihajlović SRB 2004 689.0 (586) Wu Liuxi CHN 503.5 (400) Du Li CHN 687.0 (587) Yin Wen CHN 503.0 (399) Jamie Beyerle USA 684.4 (587) Lyubov Galkina RUS 500.0 (399) Women's pistol events 25 metre pistol 10 metre air pistol Changwon (April 10–11) Changwon (April 13) Wu Yan CHN 790.5 (586) Tong Xin CHN 489.4 (388) Yuliya Bondareva KAZ 788.9 (589) Lee Ho-lim KOR 488.3 (387) Stefanie Thurmann GER 787.2 (582) Lalita Yauhleuskaya AUS 487.8 (386) Beijing (April 18–19) Beijing (April 21) Zhao Xu CHN 787.6 (580) Hu Jun CHN 490.5 (390) Lalita Yauhleuskaya AUS 786.1 (585) Heena Sidhu IND 486.8 (385) Viktoria Chaika BLR 785.7 (585) Lenka Marušková CZE 485.9 (385) Munich (May 16–17) Munich (May 20) Yuan Jing CHN 793.0 (588) Olena Kostevych UKR 489.4 (390) Zhao Xu CHN 789.0 (582) Tong Xin CHN 488.6 (385) Munkhbayar Dorjsuren GER 788.4 (589) Lee Ho-lim KOR 487.3 (388) Milan (May 25–26) Milan (May 24) Munkhbayar Dorjsuren GER 789.9 (589) Guo Wenjun CHN 489.9 (392) Yuan Jing CHN 789.4 (584) Hu Jun CHN 488.6 (388) Lalita Yauhleuskaya AUS 785.2 (580) Mirosława Sagun-Lewandowska POL 486.0 (385) Final: Wuxi (details) Final: Wuxi (details) Nino Salukvadze GEO 789.5 (589) Hu Jun CHN 486.9 (387) Chen Ying CHN 787.8 (584) Viktoria Chaika BLR 486.6 (387) Munkhbayar Dorjsuren GER 787.2 (586) Guo Wenjun CHN 485.3 (387) Women's shotgun events Trap Skeet Cairo (May 3) Cairo (May 8) Daniela Del Din SMR 89 (70) Danka Barteková SVK 97+2 (72) Jessica Rossi ITA 86 (70) Sutiya Jiewchaloemmit THA 97+1 (74 EWR) Rachael Lynn Heiden USA 81 (66) Connie Smotek USA 95 (70) Munich (May 14) Munich (May 19) Irina Laricheva RUS 92 (72) Wei Ning CHN 98 (74 EWR) Lu Xingyu CHN 91 (72) Svetlana Demina RUS 97 (73) Susanne Kiermayer GER 90 (72) Kim Rhode USA 93 (73) Minsk (June 12) Minsk (June 7) Liu Yingzi CHN 90 (69) Svetlana Demina RUS 96 (71) Jessica Rossi ITA 88+4 (70) Caitlin Connor USA 95+2 (71) Susanne Kiermayer GER 88+3 (68) Katiuscia Spada ITA 95+1 (72) San Marino (June 22) San Marino (June 17) Daina Gudzinevičiūtė LTU 88 (68) Chiara Cainero ITA 95 (72) Alessandra Perilli SMR 87+6 (70) Kim Rhode USA 88+3 (65) Lu Xingyu CHN 87+5 (68) Christine Brinker GER 88+2 (68) Final: Beijing (September 28) Final: Beijing (October 1) Liu Yingzi CHN 84 (69) Christine Wenzel GER 90 (69) Zuzana Rehák-Štefečeková SVK 79 (61) Katiuscia Spada ITA 90 (71) Satu Mäkelä-Nummela FIN 75 (60) Svetlana Demina RUS 89 (69) Multiple winners Four titles Yin Wen CHN in women's 50 metre rifle three positions and 10 metre air rifle Three titles Warren Potent AUS in men's 50 metre rifle prone Two titles He Zhaohui CHN in men's 50 metre rifle three positions Jin Jong-oh KOR in men's 50 metre pistol and 10 metre air pistol Sonja Pfeilschifter GER in women's 50 metre rifle three positions and 10 metre air rifle Ryan Hadden USA in men's trap Shi Xinglong CHN in men's 50 metre pistol and 10 metre air pistol Zhu Qinan CHN in men's 10 metre air rifle See also Shooting at the 2012 Summer Olympics – Qualification 2009 World Shotgun Championships References External links ISSF calendar Full results at issf-sports.org Live results for rifle and pistol at Sius Official San Marino ISSF World Cup 2009 Category:ISSF World Cup World Cup