*
Minimum Consideration Standards for
Glasgow 2014
The IoM Commonwealth Games Association has now approved
the Federation's MCS scores for the Glasgow 2014
Commonwealth Games. It should be borne in mind that
attainment of a standard does not necessarily mean an athlete
will be nominated for selection. The Federation will take
into account other selection criteria and will be looking for
consistency of performance and overall ranking potential.
The Federation's Nomination Policy can be read in full
here, with an addendum to be found
here.
The MCS scores are:
50m Rifle 3 Positions Men
50m Rifle Prone Men
10m Air Rifle Men
50m Rifle 3 Positions Women
50m Rifle Prone Women
10m Air Rifle Women
Fullbore Rifle (Open) Q1
50m Pistol Men
25m Rapid Fire Pistol Men
10m Air Pistol Men
25m Pistol Women
10m Air Pistol Women
Trap Men
Double Trap Men
Skeet Men
Trap Women
Double Trap Women (if run)
Skeet Women (if run) |
1134
590
583
566
588
388
103
531
556
568
551
369
112
125
113
60
87
63 |
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* World Championship
Medals for Creevy & Kneale
Isle of Man Shooting is riding high today thanks to outstanding
performances from two of its shining stars at the 50th World
Shooting Championships in Munich. Harry Creevy and Tim Kneale are the stars in question and Thursday, 5th August 2010
is the date on which the Manxmen won two World Championship
medals. Simply stunning!
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More...)
*
WADA play true magazine
play true, the twice-yearly magazine of the World
Anti-Doping Agency, is available online here.
There is also an archive of back-issues that can be accessed and
downloaded. Lots of stuff about the crusade against drugs
in sport.
* Shooting scores higher than all the
mainstream sports in Sport England's 2010 satisfaction survey.
Shooting is placed 3rd in Sport England's 2010 satisfaction
poll, ahead of football, cricket, rugby, athletics, swimming and
all the others making up the mainstream of British sport.
This is up one spot from the 2009 poll, with shooting now having
pushed angling into 4th place. A total of 46 sports were
surveyed. Details here.
* Commonwealth Games Team announced
9th
August 2010
With the final date for achieving minimum consideration scores
now gone, the Isle of Man Commonwealth Games Association's 11
strong shooting team for Delhi will comprise -
Harry Creevy (50 metre Prone Rifle Men)
Dave Moore (50 metre Prone Rifle Men)
Lara Ward (50 metre Prone Rifle Women)
Gemma Kermode (10 metre Air Rifle Women & 50 metre
Prone Rifle Women)
Steven Watterson (10 metre Air Rifle Men)
Tim Kneale (Double Trap Men)
Jake Keeling (Double Trap Men)
Neil Parsons (Olympic Trap Men)
David Walton (Olympic Trap Men)
Daniel Shacklock (Olympic Skeet Men)
Clementine Clague (Olympic Trap Women)
Managers
accompanying the squad will be Peter Quirk (Rifle) and Phil
Ward (Shotgun).
The Games open
on 3rd October and run until the Closing Ceremony on 14th
October.
* Do
you have what it takes to be a London 2012 Games delivery
volunteer?
If you would like to be involved with the Olympics in
either a specialist or generalist role, get your applications in
early. Details can be obtained from, and application made
to, either the NSRA (click here)
or the CPSA (click here).
These organisations are looking for people to occupy in
particular the Specialist Sport Volunteer roles for Shooting.
|
SHOOTING
: THE SPORT : THE FACTS
An informative film about the sport of shooting in
all its forms, produced by the Shooting Sports Trust and
presented by Mike Yardley.
Many
people have a distorted view of shooting from having
seen firearms misuse in the news and popular
entertainment. This production tries to put the record
straight and shows shooting as it really is. More than a
million ordinary, law abiding, and completely
normal people in the UK use firearms for sport or
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* 04.11.09 British
Shooting statement on accepting Woolwich for London 2012
* 02.11.09 CSFC
Delhi, Final information pack:
Technical
notices, entry, accommodation, etc
Further
information from CSF
Smallbore
rifle & pistol programme
Shotgun
programme
Fullbore
and 300m rifle programme
* CSF(ED) Championships, Isle of Man 2009 - Results.
* Appeal for
people interested in becoming National Technical Officers (NTOs)
to help run the London Olympic ranges. Details here.
* CSF(ED)
Championships, Gibraltar 2008 - Results.
* Competitor's Agreement
and Code of Conduct - for travel as a member of a
representative team under the management of the Federation.
* The full
Pre-Games Training Camp Guide.
* Isle
of Man section in London 2012 Pre-Games Training Camp Guide.
* NATSS project. Updates from lead consultants,
Performance Matters. "NATSS" (National
Association of Target Shooting Sports) is the working title of
the project to merge the main three national governing bodies (NSRA,
NRA and CPSA) into a single future body.
- Briefing
- Summary
report on workshops
- Summary
report on survey
- Update
August 2008
- Update
December 2008
* Delhi 2010
Shooting Programme (ver: Nov07) - Shotgun
Rifle
& Pistol Fullbore
* Commonwealth
Games and Commonwealth Shooting Federation Championships 2010 to
2014 - summary of events included in the respective
programmes.
* CSF(ED) Championships, Jersey 2007 -
Results
* MCS Standards -
Minimum Consideration Scores for Isle of Man team selection for events leading up to, and including, the Commonwealth Games,
Delhi, 2010.
* Score Verification Form
- for submitting Commonwealth Games consideration scores (pdf).
* Travel and Coaching Grants
- Sports Council travel and coaching support scheme.
* Travel
and Coaching Grants - Download claim form (pdf).
* Safeguarding and Protecting
Children In Shooting - IoMTSF's Child Protection Scheme.
*
Equity Policy - IoMTSF's position on fair
treatment for all.
* Constitution
- new Constitution adopted 18th January 2006 and incorporating name change from Isle of Man Shooting Council.
* Organisation
Chart - version Nov06.