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Annual Report
AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SHOOTING LIMITED
– SHOOTING AUSTRALIA
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CONTENTS
MESSAGE FROM SPORT AUSTRALIA 4
PRESIDENT’S REPORT 5
CEO’S REPORT 8
STRATEGIC PLAN 2016/20 11
2019 - 2020 FINANCIALS PROFIT & LOSS STATEMENT 12
HUMAN RESOURCE REPORT 14
HIGH PERFORMANCE REPORT 12
2019/2020 ISSF AND WSPS COMPETITIONS RESULTS 18
MEDIA AND PUBLICITY 26
MARKETING 27
SOCIAL MEDIA 28
2019 AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE 30
PARTICIPATION AND SPORT DEVELOPMENT REPORT 32
FINANCIAL REPORT 36
MARSH INSURANCE REPORT 51
3
A MESSAGE performance sport welcomes as it
continues to achieve success.
Ageing program aimed at Australians
aged 65 and over. PRESIDENT’S quota places for the Tokyo Olympic
Games to add to the four quotas
Trap Men:
James Willett and Thomas Grice;
FROM THE Last year the wonderful Ash Barty won
the French Open and became our
So many of these grants fuel
aspirations. Our Local Sporting
REPORT earned at international competitions
earlier in the year.
Trap Women:
Penny Smith and Laetisha Scanlan;
CHAIR OF THE first female No1 tennis player since
her idol, Evonne Goolagong Cawley,
Champions program supports 9,000
children a year to reach for their
CATH FETTELL
I would like to extend a big thank you
to the officials and volunteers who
Skeet Men:
Paul Adams;
AUSTRALIAN in 1976. Javelin-thrower Kelsey Lee-
Barber set personal bests throughout
sporting dreams. contributed their time and effort to
make the OSF Championships the Skeet Women:
SPORTS
Our Women Leaders in Sport program Laura Coles
the year and took the title at the IAAF success that they were.
and the AIS Talent program provide
World Championships in Doha. Dylan We acknowledge the athletes who
opportunities for women to progress
COMMISSION Alcott added three more Grand Slam
quad wheelchair singles trophies to the
their professional development in all
TOKYO OLYMPIC AND
PARALYMPIC GAMES
contested the Olympic selection
events and congratulate all on their
roles across sport.
cabinet and sailing duo Matt Belcher The highlight this year was the performance and the spirit in which
JOHN WYLIE AM and Will Ryan claimed the men’s 470 We continue to work with sports to selection of the Australian Shooting they competed. The selection events,
World Championship. In the pool, our modernise traditional governance Despite the recent and continuing Team to compete in the Tokyo Olympic run in the period immediately prior
swimmers won seven gold medals at structures in Australian sporting uncertain times due to the COVID-19 Games. to COVID-19 nationwide shutdown,
the FINA World Championships, placing organisations and we continue to mandatory shutdowns and restrictions were completed albeit somewhat
Australia fourth on the medal tally. encourage environments that are on community sport, 2020 was another Although what turned out to be streamlined due to the impending
inclusive, diverse, safe and welcoming, busy and successful year for Shooting selecting athletes for a Games restrictions. However, they achieved
This year our inspiring women’s 15 months prior to the event is
making sport the benchmark for a more Australia (SA). the result of selecting athletes and also
cricket team won a fifth World T20 unprecedented, it does afford the
equitable society. gave us an insight into prospective
title, drawing a record crowd of 86,174 Although COVID-19 has seriously selected athletes the best possibility future Australian Olympic athletes.
to the MCG. How fitting that this This was to be the year of the 2020 interrupted all sport since March, to ride out a period of intense
The start of 2020 has been an historical moment fell on International Olympics and Paralympics in Tokyo. there were many achievements by our uncertainty (i.e. due to COVID-19) and Hopefully the COVID-19 conditions will
extraordinarily tough time for Women’s Day. These results are a Instead, it has been postponed to athletes at international competition, still have time to undertake significant have abated in time for the Games to
Australians, including all of us testament to the tenacity and passion 2021, with the Olympic Games to be including World Championships, preparation for the Tokyo 2020 be held in Tokyo in July/August 2021
committed to sport. of athletes, coaches, sports staff and held from 23 July to 8 August 2021 and when sport was possible during the Olympics in July 2021. and community sport, particularly
sporting organisations, which know the Paralympics from 24 August to 5 past year. In the past year we have competition shooting, will have fully
The impact of bushfires and the we have all the skills and abilities to September 2021. continued to receive strong support We congratulate our 15 athletes returned under a ‘new normal’.
COVID-19 pandemic have been achieve success. from Sport Australia (SportAUS), the selected for the Tokyo Olympic
confronting for communities, where We have already witnessed a great deal Games:
Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), SHOOTING AUSTRALIA
we all know sport plays such an I am proud too of the service our of positivity from athletes who now need
Paralympics Australia (ParaAus) and 10M Air Rifle Men: ATHLETE INTERNATIONAL
important role. organisation provides to Australian to re-set. I’m confident, as a united
the Australian Olympic Committee Dane Sampson and Alex Hoberg; SUCCESS
sport each year, on behalf of the sport system, we will do the same.
At the Australian Sports Commission (AOC).
Australian Government. 10M Air Rifle Women: The International Shooting Sport
(ASC), comprising Sport Australia and JOHN WYLIE AM
Elise Collier; Federation (ISSF) and WSPS results
the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), The ASC, through Sport Australia and CHAIR INTERNATIONAL
for 2020 that include the many
our energy is focused on supporting the AIS, delivers 25,000 grants a year. SPORT AUSTRALIA COMPETITIONS IN 50M Rifle 3P Men:
achievements by our SA squad/team
our partners through these times as we AUSTRALIA Dane Sampson and Jack Rossiter;
The AIS, funds and prepares athletes throughout the past year are
continue to advocate the importance our Olympic, Paralympic and Following the very successful 2019 50M Rifle 3P Women: detailed later in this Annual Report.
of sport to our economy, productivity, Commonwealth Games athletes to World Shooting Para Sport (WSPS) Katrina Kowplos; Congratulations to our athletes on their
health, wellbeing and culture. represent us at the highest level in World Championships hosted by SA exceptional successes throughout the
10M Air Pistol Men:
international competition. at the Sydney International Shooting past year.
We believe whole-heartedly that when Danial Repacholi;
Centre (SISC) last October, SA
we get through this challenging period, In the past few years, we have 2019 ISSF Shotgun World
later hosted the Oceania Shooting 10M Air Pistol Women:
sport will play a prominent role in lifting enhanced our support to athlete Championships in Italy:
Federation (OSF) Championships at Dina Aspandiyarova;
the nation’s energy and spirits again. wellbeing and engagement, a move SISC from 1-9 November 2019. This 25M Rapid Fire Men: Trap Mixed Team – Gold (James
Times such as these can also make us that is essential, especially in the event, while smaller than the WSPS Willett/Laetisha Scanlan) and Bronze
Sergei Evglevski;
more appreciative of what we do have current environment. World Championships, was the major (Thomas Grice/Penny Smith);
and of the success we have achieved. opportunity for Australia to win quota 25M Pistol Women:
Sport Australia invests in sports Trap Women – 5th – Laetisha
places for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Elena Galiabovitch
Success in sport is always hard participation programs, from our Scanlan;
national Sporting Schools program for Games. At the conclusion of the OSF
fought. But it’s a fight Australian high-
younger children through to the Better Championships, SA athletes won 11
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2019 ISSF Shotgun World Cup in Chris Pitt 3rd in P3 - Mixed 25m past year with Robert Hall ranked against the 2020 Sport Governance AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC CONCLUSION
Finland: Pistol SH1; number one in the world for several Principles i.e. where we are and COMMITTEE My sincere thank you to all the volunteers
months, Christopher Brown seventh where SA aspires to be. SA will
Trap Women – Gold and Olympic Anton Zappelli 5th in R3 - Mixed The AOC worked closely with SA during in our MO’s in what has been a very
and Cameron Kivinen eighth. Through work collaboratively with Member
quota place Penny Smith and 10m Air Rifle prone SH1; the selection events and announcement different past year, with challenging
the past year, SCA has completed and Organisations in consideration/
Bronze Laetisha Scanlan; in April of the Australian Shooting team times still upon us. It is through the
Anton Zappelli 5th in R6 - Mixed successfully implemented an online adoption of the 2020 Sport Governance
2019 ISSF Rifle/Pistol World Cup 50m Rifle prone SH1; for the Tokyo Olympics. The AOC selfless hard work and commitment of
nominations program for their clubs. Principles as appropriate for our sport.
in Brazil: is maintaining communication with our volunteers that we can develop and
Mark Farrow 7th in PT3 - Mixed Trap; Congratulations to all on the athletes to ensure they have as much deliver our High Performance program,
Men’s 10m Air Rifle – 4th and and SHOOTING AUSTRALIA AND
above achievements. certainty as possible to support their participation strategies and initiatives,
Olympic quota place Dane MEMBER ORGANISATIONS
Matthew Tingate 8th in PT3 - Mixed preparation for the Games. The AOC is and importantly our events.
Sampson; SPORT AUSTRALIA (MO) WORKING IN
Trap. planning with SA and other sports pre-
AND THE AUSTRALIAN PARTNERSHIP My thanks to the members of the
2019 ISSF World Cup Final in Al Games camps and adjusting Games
Congratulations to all. INSTITUTE OF SPORT The SA and Pistol Australia partnership SA Board, CEO, Management Team
Ain: time planning for the COVID world, to
continues to jointly fund the National and staff for their dedication in these
SA MEMBER SA continues to work well on all levels ensure Australian athletes arrive into
Trap Women – Silver Laetisha Development Coach – Pistol as part of unprecedented times. Thank you to the
ORGANISATION’S with Sport Australia (SportAUS) and Tokyo well prepared and healthy.
Scanlan; the PA National Development Program. MO’s for your support and partnership
ATHLETES/TEAMS the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS). and I look forward to your continued
Trap Men – 5th James Willett;
INTERNATIONAL The SportAUS and the AIS are the SA has worked with Target Rifle
SHOOTING AUSTRALIA
engagement and support in the coming
2019 WSPS World Championships SUCCESSES major funding partners for SA including Australia (TRA) in the co-investment
TV AND MEDIA
‘new normal’ year.
in Sydney: our High Performance Program and and co-deliverey development program The Olympic selection events were
The COVID-19 pandemic and resultant CATH FETTELL
Participation strategies and initiatives. for rifle athletes. very successfully live streamed by SA.
R3 – Silver Anton Zappelli; travel and movement restrictions PRESIDENT
In July 2020, SA was successful in The extensive TV, traditional and social
have forced the cancellation of many SA established a SA and MO Executive SEPTEMBER 2020
PT1 – 6th and Qualification World obtaining an additional $200,000 media coverage of the Olympic team
international competitions in both Officer/Sport Administrator working
record Scottie Brydon. in funding from the AIS for our High announcement and what has followed
2020 and in 2021. Consequently, group earlier this year to follow up on
R6 – 8th Anton Zappelli; Performance Program and activities as a consequence of the COVID-19
opportunities for athletes have been opportunities and actions from MO
that are being undertaken in planning effect on sport, including the ‘Back to
SA athletes have secured two quota very limited. Forums.
for the Paris 2024 cycle. the Range’ media campaign, has
places for the Tokyo Paralympics, Australian Clay Target Association With the onset of COVID-19 this been huge.
thanks to the efforts of Natalie Smith The one-off funding boost is in addition
(ACTA) sent a team to Ireland for group quickly took on tasks relating to
and Anton Zappelli. Selection of to SA maintaining its current level of This exemplifies the cooperation
the 2019 ICTSF World Sporting COVID-19 and our sport. The working
members of the Australian Shooting investment for the 2020-21 financial between SA and MOs, athletes,
Championships where the team group has evolved to become the
Team for the Tokyo Paralympics has year. The confirmation of funding coaches, staff, media and many more
finished second, with individual first Australian Shooting Reference Group
yet to be determined with two further provides SA with stability and some who have contributed to what I believe to
places in AA Grade for Nick Guerra (ASRG), which is a platform where
quotas that Australia has our eye on. additional opportunities leading into be the best and most sustained media
and Veterans for John Younger. The MO CEOs and Sport Administrators
The opportunity to achieve this may be the postponed Tokyo Olympic and exposure that our sport of competition
2020 Glenn Cup Team (Trap) event in come together (currently via zoom) on
determined by our ability to engage Paralympic Games next year and target Shooting has ever had. This is a
New Zealand in March saw Australia a regular basis to discuss the activities
in international travel in 2021, but our beyond. real achievement given the ever evolving
win 249/250 to New Zealand 246/250. of SA, and through consultation, advise
athletes are maintaining the ability to COVID-19 environment.
SportAUS recently launched its Sport and support MOs in connection with
train and have their sights set on the National Rifle Association of Australia
Governance Framework, incorporating SA initiatives and opportunities.
Tokyo Paralympics in 2021. (NRAA) athlete Matthew Pozzebon FIREARMS INDUSTRY
the evolved Sport Governance
performed very well at Bisley in July REFERENCE GROUP (FIRG)
Principles. Sport Governance Principles PARTNERSHIPS WITH STATE
WORLD RANKINGS 2019 where he finished sixth in the
2020 and associated online tools are INSTITUTES OF SPORT I, and other members of the firearms
Grand Aggregate.
While the World Rankings scoreboard posted on the SportAus website. industry, have continued to work
SA’s ongoing programs with the
has been dormant for the past several Pistol Australia (PA) hosted the 2019 with Assistant Minister Jason Wood
Sport Governance Principles 2020 Victorian Institute of Sport (VIS) and
months, Penny Smith was ranked 10th WA1500 World Championships in on firearms policy for the past year.
is aimed at giving sporting Boards the South Australian Sports Institute
in the Top 10 for ISSF Women’s Trap at NSW with Peter Brus winning the However, meeting opportunities have
and Directors clear, consistent and (SASI) are working very well as is a
the time of writing this report. World Championship in Revolver and been limited due to COVID-19. Recent
educational advice that improves very important involvement by SA in the
Australia winning the Pistol Teams issues have included the restriction of
In the WSPS Top Ten World Ranking how sport is governed, regardless of National Institutes Network (NIN). The
match. importation of bump stocks and similar
we have: the size or resources of the sporting assistance and support of both the VIS
devices into Australia that came into
Sporting Clays Australia (SCA) organisation. and SASI has been outstanding during
Scottie Bryden 1st in PT1 - Mixed effect on 25 March 2020, and the State/
members also performed very well the COVID-19 period.
Trap. SA Board is undertaking an Territory Governments agreement to a
at FITASC international events this
assessment as to how SA measures permanent national firearms amnesty.
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CEO’S FINANCE AND HUMAN
RESOURCES
senior management staff, with Jenni
Thom coming on board this year in
Series, Australia was in lockdown due
to the COVID-19 pandemic and the
MARKETING, MEDIA AND
EVENTS
improvements and continue to work
closely with the clubs and associations
REPORT Shooting Australia is fortunate to
report a surplus of over $90,000 that
the role of Manager, Finance and HR,
and Ty Allen joining Shooting Australia
Olympics and Paralympics had been
postponed to 2021. Congratulations
Promoting a positive public image
and maximising media opportunities
within our Member Organisation
network.
in 2019 as Manager, Participation to all those who made the team. Our
is largely the result of the successful has been the major goals of this team Shooting Australia was thrilled to
LUKE VAN KEMPEN and Sport Development. Following an team is here to support you during
staging of the World Shooting Para throughout the last four years. This announce that two major events
organisational review at the beginning the extended period you now have
Sport (WSPS) World Championships in year, we have listened to feedback have been awarded to Australia. The
of 2020, the Head of Marketing role to prepare for the Tokyo Olympics in
October 2019. This event has provided from our community and we have 2024 international Shooting Sports
was made redundant and at the time 2021. My commiserations go to those
Shooting Australia with a really positive turned up the volume in this space to Federation (ISSF) Junior World
of writing, we are recruiting for the new who missed selection and we hope
financial outcome and has allowed us produce some outstanding results. Our Cup and the 2023 WSPS World
role of General Manager, Commercial that this disappointment can inspire
to invest in promoting a positive public communications continue to receive Championships have been awarded to
and Marketing. you to campaign for a place in the
image of the sport, through initiatives above industry standard metrics, Australia. A great effort from our Events
team in Paris 2024.
like Shooting Australia TV (SATV). and we have continued to focus on Team and our partners at the Sydney
HIGH PERFORMANCE
Our Para athletes continue to work growing our social media following with International Shooting Centre (SISC)
The other significant event to For our High Performance Team, the
With all things considered, the hard towards their goal of competing a high level of engagement. We have where both events will be held.
influence this financial result, has past year has seen a huge amount
last 12 months has been a hugely at the Paralympics in Tokyo next invested appropriately in media and
been the COVID-19 pandemic. As an of activity. The Oceania Shooting
successful year for Shooting year. With two quotas achieved by public relations and some would say,
organisation, we are incredibly grateful Federation Championships held
Australia. During this time there has Natalie Smith and Anton Zappelli, we we have generated more traditional
that we have not been adversely in November 2019, was the major
certainly been a significant amount will hopefully be able to send other media publicity in the last year than
affected by the pandemic. For the opportunity for our able-bodied
of activity and it is fair to say, there athletes to Peru for a qualification event in any year before it. On top of that,
most part, the impact it has had on athletes to secure quotas for the 2020
has been some very unexpected in May, 2021. If we cannot enable their we have launched our own digital
our bottom line has been reflected in Tokyo Olympics and a significant
issues to contend with. However, safe travel, we will be relying on the media platform, SATV, which has live-
our inability to undertake a number of amount of preparation was put into
despite this I am really proud WSPS World Rankings to potentially streamed the Oceania and Olympic
initiatives that we would have normally ensuring that opportunity was taken.
of how our Staff and our Board earn our final quotas. Nomination Series as well as now
undertaken between March and June With 15 quotas earned overall, four on
have managed the uncertainty, broadcasting the regular panel show,
in FY20. The COVID-19 restrictions the open market and 11 at Oceania, Throughout this roller-coaster of a
and it is really pleasing to see Tuesday Night Live.
have meant that we have not been we are very proud of what our athletes year, our High Performance team has
how our athletes have dealt with
able to invest in the National Come have achieved for their country. We performed extremely well and I would SATV is part of a long-term strategy
unprecedented circumstances.
and Try Campaign, along with the recognise that there may have been like to thank Adam Sachs and his team to lift the profile of our sport and build
It should be noted that from a proposed Active Target initiative, with for their continued efforts. The full an audience that will in the future,
some opportunities missed, but I know
Finance perspective, the Financial a number of other expenses being spectrum of our services has been on be a viable product for commercial
that our team did everything they could
Statements in this Report are for reduced due to our inability to travel show during this period and we hope television stations in Australia and
to prepare our athletes throughout the
the Financial Year ending 30 June, and hold events in person, like our that our athletes have been the major across the world. Thanks to all of those
qualification period.
2020 (FY20). However, from the Members Forum. benefactor of the team’s hard work people who have tuned in, who have
perspective of reporting on our From Oceania, our attention turned to and dedication. volunteered their time to commentate
activity, we are reporting from With all that being said, the COVID-19 the Olympic Nomination Series where or take part in the show. Thanks to
November 2019 to October 2020. Pandemic has and will continue to we were treated to some world class our team who have worked tirelessly
provide us with huge challenges performances as our athletes vied for a behind the scenes to produce this
as it relates to our funding for High spot on the Shooting team to represent content and extend our reach in the
Performance programs. It has led to Australia at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. media.
a significant carry forward of our High A range of different external factors
Performance funding from FY20 to including bushfires and COVID-19 Without quality content there will be
FY21 and has highlighted the need brought more complexity to this series no audience. Well done to our events
to establish a four-year investment that for some athletes would realise a team and the army of volunteers
forecast. In partnership with the lifelong dream. A big thank you to all around the country who have assisted
Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), we the officials and volunteers who helped in the delivery of these high-quality
will ensure that this investment is used us deliver these events in partnership events. Throughout the recent months
in line with our strategic goals. with our Member Organisations. while there has not been a series
of domestic events to broadcast,
From a Human Resources (HR) As the Australian Olympic Committee our events team continue to look for
perspective, we have remained announced the Australian Shooting
relatively stable over the past year. Team that had been selected on
However we have seen turnover in our the back of the Olympic Nomination
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PARTICIPATION AND SPORT
DEVELOPMENT
STRATEGIC PLANNING SHOOTING AUSTRALIA
RECOGNISES OUR
STRATEGIC PLAN 2016/20
This year marks the end of the current
The future success of our sport rests strategic planning period and although
PARTNERS IN 2019/20
with the investment in Participation and
Sport Development today. Our goal
we have been held back by the effect
of COVID-19, we are continuing to
Member Organisations
PURPOSE TO LEAD THE SUCCESS, GROWTH
Australian Clay Target Association
of getting More People Participating organise a process that will allow us AND SUSTAINABILITY OF TARGET SHOOTING
National Rifle Association of
More Often, has been set with the
aim of ensuring that as a collective
to identify a series of goals and a
vision, to take the sport to 2024 and Australia SPORTS IN AUSTRALIA.
of sporting organisations, Shooting beyond. To do this effectively, we Pistol Australia
Australia and Member Organisations, will be engaging with our Member
Sporting Clays Australia
VISION TO BE A UNIFYING LEADER CREATING A STRONG
we work together to ensure the future Organisations and drawing on a vast
success of shooting sports at Paris amount of information that has been Target Rifle Australia
AND VIBRANT TARGET SHOOTING SPORT COMMUNITY THAT
2024, Los Angeles 2028 and maybe, gathered over the last two years. We ENABLES AUSTRALIAN ATHLETE’S TO BE WORLD’S BEST.
Brisbane 2032. will create a bold vision and a series Partners
of goals that will stretch the sport to
In 2020, Shooting Australia
its limit. A series of goals that may
Australian Institute of Sport
POSITION SHOOTING AUSTRALIA IS THE PEAK BODY
gathered census data from Member
Organisations that showed a
challenge the status quo and bring
Sport Australia
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE GROWTH, SUSTAINABILITY AND
innovation to the fore.
continuing decline in membership
Victorian Institute of Sport
SUCCESS OF TARGET SHOOTING SPORTS IN AUSTRALIA.
numbers, prior to any effect being LUKE VAN KEMPEN South Australian Institute of Sport
recognised from COVID-19. Moreover, CEO
Australian Olympic Committee
it showed that junior numbers are SEPTEMBER 2020
declining more rapidly and only make Paralympics Australia
up six per cent of the total membership
figure of 39,971. Shooting Australia
Commonwealth Games Australia STRATEGIC PROGRESS ON OUR
recognises that around the country
there are some great examples
Sponsors BUSINESS MODEL
Marsh Insurance
of programs or initiatives that are
helping to drive youth into the sport. SIUS
ACHIEVE THE
To emphasise this, we have recently HIGHEST STANDARD
partnered with the South Australian ENABLE SUSTAINED OF GOVERNANCE
Office for Recreation, Sport and HIGH PERFORMANCE AND ADMIN ACROSS PROMOTE TARGET CREATE FINANCIAL
Racing, to run a pilot project in South OUTCOMES WHOLE-OF-SPORT SHOOTING SPORTS SECURITY
Australia that will see a Development
Coordinator, work across the five National Institute Network Key strategic partnerships A positive public image New income streams
Member Organisations to grow and Member Organisations have been maintained has been promoted generated through State
membership numbers. The emphasis continue to engage in the with our National Institute through the launch of and Federal funding
of the Development Coordinator will delivery of Effective Athlete Network SATV programs.
not be to reinvent the trigger, it will and Coach Pathways
Effective and efficient Shooting Australia is More Commercial
be to seek out best practice and to
Medals at Events that Whole-of-Sport positioned as a leading opportunities will be
share ideas across Shooting sports
Matter; Australia secured administration via the National Sporting developed through
through SATV
with the aim of getting more people
15 Quotas for the Tokyo Development Coordinator Organisation by and with the appointment
participating more often. Thanks to
Olympics and two (to date) Pilot Project significantly increasing of a General Manager,
our national Member Organisations
for the Tokyo Paralympics our media presence in Commercial and
and their State Associations who
Whole-of-Sport the community Marketing
have partnered with the project, we
More people participating governance is led by best
look forward to potentially expanding
more often – 39,791 clubs practice, demonstrated Media opportunities
the initiative into other states after a
members recorded in by the Australian Shooting maximised with the
successful pilot.
FY20, from 42,247 in FY19 Reference Group announcement of the
Australian Shooting
Olympic Team
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2019 - 2020 FINANCIALS
PROFIT & LOSS STATEMENT
FY 2020 CARRY FORWARD ANALYSIS
INCOME 2019/20 ($) 2018/19 ($) EXPENSES 2019/20 ($) 2018/19 ($) EXPENSES 2019/20 ($) 2018/19 ($)
Affiliation Fees 0 27,000 Advertising & Promotion 11,099 10,434 Other 4,183
Member body Funding TRA 12,500 52,600 Affiliate Support 53,820 45,119 DTE Support 18,679 50,009
$1,200
Carry Over Funding 410,776 295,000 Annual Leave Expenses 5,843 -26,232 DAS 26,000 31,000
FALL
THOUSANDS
Commission 15,834 15,917 Audit Fees 9,300 8,300 Training & Comp - Shotgun
RAISE
SA Event Income 33,115 11,677 Bank Charges 2,751 1,554 Domestic 84,953 120,713 $1,000
Interest 5,589 16,277 Board/Governance Expense 32,963 60,411 International 129,989 455,706
Sponsorship 109,091 109,091 Computer Expenses 5,222 5,078 Other 95
$800
Government Stimulus 50,000 Consultancy Fees 36,018 39,307 DTE Support 36,134 17,544
Other income - Other 212,299 1,783 Depreciation 102,747 36,005 DAS 23,000 29,620
$600
Grants Entertainment Costs 3,591 3,465 Events
ACGA 10,000 37,000 Interest 17,587 SA Competitions 163,120 53,758
APC 8,000 13,800 Legal Fees 26,448 12,017 Oceania/Test Event 84,186 73 $400
ASC 2,354,271 2,760,250 Long Service Leave Expenses 553 - 44,853 Awards of Excellence 38,512 24,387
IPC 1,606,715 21,087 Media 159,706 11,415 IPC World Cup 1,570,862 19,417 $200
SIS/SAS 50,000 55,500 Meeting Expenses 52,092 52,280 Performance Series 72,860 11,521
BASE
Trade/Operation Membership Fees Paid 5,449 8,712 Benchmark Event 45
$0
Sale of Goods 79 $84 Printing & Stationery 4,899 6,063 Loss on Sale 10 2,829
SURPLUS HP CARRY PERFORMANCE PARTICIPATION NEW PROFIT
Publications/Subscriptions 10,544 2,318 Expenses - Other 3,058 -3
FORWARD PATHWAYS SPORT &
Total Income 4,878,268 3,417,065 Rates & Taxes 631 Other Expenses -2 DEVELOPMENT
Recruitment Expenses 1,400 30,673 Reconciliation Discrepancies 2,683
Cost of Sales Rent 18,747 90,499 Bad Debts
Purchases - Goods - $80 Repairs & Maintenance 175 Total Expenses 4,659,816 3,424,881 Looking forward to FY21 and beyond, SA’s High
Total Cost of Sales - - Staff Amenities 3,786 3,488 Performance (HP) income has been confirmed by the
NET PROFIT / (LOSS) 97,457 -7,897
GROSS PROFIT 4,878,268 3,416,985 Sundry Expenses 0 392 Australia Institute of Sport (AIS) for FY21 at FY20 levels
Phone Internet Postage 23,581 31,330
plus additional AW&E and additional Para funding. It is
Uniforms 4,510 1,139
FY 2020 HIGH PERFORMANCE AND anticipated that expenses associated with HP activity in
Insurance
Shooting Australia (SA) is in a fortunate financial position despite the
Business Package 2,874
PERFORMANCE PATHWAY FY21, as we finalise preparation for Tokyo 2020 (2021) and
COVID-19 impact. SA’s income for FY20 was largely unaffected by
COVID-19 with the only reduction in income coming from SA’s decision Public Liability 6,574 commence our program delivery towards Paris 2024, will
to waive the Member Organisation’s (MO’s) affiliation fees. Through Travel 4,806 2,819 FUNDING ANALYSIS remain uncertain and subject to change as we navigate
the COVID-19 Member Organisation Reference Group it was identified Salaries and Wages 638,070 538,426
through the COVID-19 situation. It is expected that there will
that the MO’s will encounter significant losses due to COVID-19, whilst Salaries and Wages HP 635,146 680,940
the affiliation fee was only a small amount, SA Board believed that the Superannuation Payable 116,152 104,526 be significant HP carry forward at the end of FY21 due to the
gesture of support would be appreciated. Payroll Tax 5,169 14,884 inability to travel and hold events. This will be utilised over
Workcover 9,862 12,322 the Olympic cycle which has been outlined to the AIS in a
The major financial impact of COVID-19 was on projected expenditure 25%
Support & Development
largely due to the inability to travel to international events in preparation CARRY four year HP budget.
Athlete and Coach Support 86,098 59,976
for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Due to the inability FORWARD
Coach & Official Development 7,997 5,047
to travel, train and hold events in Quarter 4 of FY20, SA is carrying SA would like to thank all our sponsors and partners, for their
forward significant amounts of funding into FY21. Development Project 20,544 67,637 45% assistance throughout the year. SA would like to particularly
Staff Development 21,126 12,659 HP PROGRAM
Volunteer & Officials 3,591 27,099 thank Sport Australia and the Australian Institute of Sport for
Training & Comp. - Paralympic their funding and other assistance. The assistance of our
23%
Domestic 55,751 51,995 partners is essential in allowing SA to continue to operate
OVERHEADS
International 84,090 158,300
and improve delivery of our High Performance program.
Other 4,931 36
DTE Support 773 2,700 7%
DAS 17,120 EVENTS
Training & Comp - Pistol
Domestic 66,550 87,820
International 33,781 97,001
DTE Support 17,715 9,581
Management continue to focus on improving the efficiency
DAS 10,500 14,020 of operations with SA recognising a net profit of $97,457 in
Training & Comp - Rifle FY20. The net profit comes from revenue made from the
Domestic 39,731 62,113
World Shooting Para Sport World Championships event held
International 64,335 185,196
in October 2019 and from Government stimulus funding.
12 // SHOOTING AUSTRALIA 2019/20 ANNUAL REPORT 13
HUMAN A number of SA’s Staff Policies
have also been reviewed during HIGH they created a stable platform from
which our athletes could launch their
the athletes that gained selection and
rightly so. They deserve the accolades
RESOURCE the year. An amended Flexible
Working Arrangement Policy and PERFORMANCE Olympic campaigns. that they have been given and we
know they will fulfill their responsibility
REPORT REPORT
Leave Management Policy has been to prepare for and engage in the
approved by the Board. The Staff rescheduled Tokyo Olympic Games
Employee Handbook is also being with the professionalism, integrity and
The COVID-19 pandemic has updated to reflect contemporary The final year of any Olympic/ commitment to excellence that Australia
significantly impacted our ability to practices and ensure staff induction for Paralympic cycle is always frantic, and our Shooting community expects
participate in external activity, however new employees is improved. but this one has been unlike any of them.
it has given us the opportunity to look before it.
In line with Audit and Board At the same time, less has been said
internally at a number of policies and
recommendations which recommends
resources. PREPARING FOR TOKYO about those athletes who were not
reducing leave balances by the end
2020… IN 2021 selected to the AOT. Non-selection is
In February 2020, Shooting Australia of FY2021, SA Management has one of the most painful experiences
performed an organisational review implemented an annual leave plan Olympic/Paralympic Qualification
that a High Performance athlete will
to determine how we are structured to reduce the leave backlog. Due to To go to any Olympic or Paralympic ever have to endure, but the growth
against the goals of our strategic plan. COVID-19 and restrictions on travel Games, first you must qualify. And At the conclusion of the Olympic that it can generate towards future
The review determined that Shooting and events, SA is utilising this time at the end of 2019, Australia’s best Nomination Event Series, we had seen success is immense. It’s appropriate
Australia was lacking in resources to to significantly reduce annual leave Shooting athletes had secured 15 some outstanding performances. Some for us to recognise these athletes
achieve our strategic goal to; Create provision of all SA employees. Olympic and 2 Paralympic quotas athletes dominated their events whilst also and acknowledge the integrity,
Financial Security. As a result a small for the Tokyo 2020 Games. Of these, others were forced to battle it out right good sportsmanship and personal
JENNI THOM
restructure was enabled to build several were secured on the ‘open to the very last shot. But the decision strength that most of these people
MANAGER, FINANCE AND HR
strength in this area. By the end of market’ in the heat of World Cup and about which athletes Shooting Australia displayed under exceptionally difficult
2020, we anticipate the appointment World Championship competition. They (SA) would nominate to the Australian circumstances.
of a General Manager, Commercial were: Olympic Committee (AOC) for Tokyo
and Marketing, that will replace the selection would be disrupted by the Preparation for a ‘Special Games’
redundant Head of Marketing role. Olympic – James Willett, Laetisha eruption of COVID-19 in Australia.
The Tokyo 2020 Olympic and
Scanlan, Penny Smith and Dane
Shooting’s Olympic Nomination Panel Paralympic Games – in 2021 – will
Sampson;
met as our politicians were taking be unlike any other. They will be the
the unprecedented decision to shut ‘Special Games’.
Paralympic – Anton Zappelli and
Natalie Smith. Australia down. Simultaneously, the
Our athletes will have much longer
AOC announced that it would not be
to prepare themselves but will have
The remainder of our Olympic quotas sending an Australian Olympic Team
significantly reduced, or possibly even
were secured through the 2019 (AOT) to Tokyo in 2020 and then, two
no access to international competition
Oceania Championships, which were days later, the International Olympic
during this period. And their training
conducted in Sydney in November Committee announced the Tokyo
here in Australia will continue to be
2019. Our Para athletes still have one Games were being postponed until
impacted by restrictions at various
more opportunity to secure two more 2021.
levels across different locations as we
berths to Tokyo via a rescheduled
It’s difficult to imagine how this must prevent the spread of COVID-19.
World Cup in Peru in May/June 2021.
have felt for our athletes at the end
Subsequently, SA Management have In spite of this, our athletes are resilient
Olympic Nomination/Selection of a gruelling Olympic qualification
been reviewing employee position and continue to be incredibly well-
With qualification completed, our and nomination/selection process.
descriptions (PD) and identifying supported by the people and networks
prospective Tokyo Olympians turned However, after lengthy discussions
areas which have changed from around them. Getting our people to
their attention to a series of nomination with the AOC, SA decided to progress
when the PD was developed. From the Games safe and well-prepared will
events that were conducted around its selection process and by late April
these discussions, PD’s have been require a big team effort from the entire
the country between January and 2020 was delighted to announce our
updated to accurately reflect staff Shooting community and we thank you
March 2020. The quality of delivery and sport’s Olympic Team.
roles, ensuring their alignment with our in advance for the care and support
strategic plan. media coverage of these events was that you will give these remarkable
In the months since that announcement,
exceptional and, despite challenges Australians as they continue their
we have seen and heard a lot about
from bushfires, floods and COVID-19, journeys towards Tokyo and beyond.
14 // SHOOTING AUSTRALIA 2019/20 ANNUAL REPORT 15
PLANNING FOR PARIS 2024 Performance operators come from performance pathway; well-positioned to capitalise on these
both within and outside Shooting opportunities.
If COVID-19 and the postponement of Increased investment in new talent
and include our performance
the Tokyo Games has provided one into the performance pathway
support experts from across the Our success at a ‘home Games’ won’t
benefit, it’s that our High Performance through a focus on:
NIN; and just be measured by how many medals
Team and external stakeholders have The identification, recruitment our athletes/teams win, but also by
had the luxury of quality time together Developing and implementing
and development of junior athletes the legacy that increased investment
at the end of one Olympic/Paralympic a simple but effective High
who are just starting their journey in in Australian sport will have on the
cycle as we plan for the next. Performance strategy that has
Shooting; and development of our people, programs
underpinned our collective approach
and infrastructure. This continues to be
Solid Foundations for Success to developing, selecting and Talent transfer of established
demonstrated by the significant legacy
preparing Australia’s best Shooting athletes between disciplines (e.g.
In recent months, we have been able that Sydney 2000 created for us two
athletes for podium performances on Olympic and non-Olympic);
to take a deep dive in to our High decades ago now.
the world stage. Engagement and development
Performance program planning and
delivery over the past four years, Evolution not Revolution in current and developing High At a time when we are confronted by
to better understand what we’ve Performance coaches across the significant challenges – some that are
As we look forward to Paris 2024, there
done well and where there might be performance pathway to ensure that within our influence/control and others
are some exciting opportunities for
opportunities for improvement. Our emerging and developing athletes, that are not – it’s important for us to
Shooting to build on its progress in the
considerable progress and success in particular, are provided with the acknowledge that there is light at the
current cycle. With our current High
on the range during this period speaks right direction and support, on and end of the tunnel and that, collectively,
Performance partnerships, continuing
for itself, and these successes have off the range; and finally we are responsible for making sure
investment and another four years
been underpinned by some key that we leave our sport (i.e. when it’s
under our belts, we are confident that A fully integrated and inclusive
achievements off range also. These time for us to exit) in a better place than
our athletes/teams can achieve medal approach to supporting the
include: when we entered it.
success in Paris, the way that we did in development of able-bodied athletes
Rio and expect to in Tokyo next year. and athletes with impairments in
Securing our High Performance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
both training and competition.
investment from the Australian
There are a number of important SA would like to thank its team of
Institute of Sport (AIS) post Rio In four years’ time and as a result of the
strategic initiatives that will enable this High Performance professionals –
and through this important and above, we hope to have significantly
growth including: especially our National Coaches – for
productive partnership, growing progressed the development and
continuing delivery of a vibrant and their dedication to the support and
our investment in the lead up to the A renewed approach to the way that
sustainable performance pathway for development of our athletes, teams and
Tokyo; Shooting and the AIS ‘categorise’
Shooting that will provide a foundation programs.
Establishing new partnerships with Shooting athletes. Categorisation
– a launch pad even – for Australia’s
the National Institute Network (NIN), is an annual process undertaken We continue to make our mark on
best athletes to achieve success in
and in particular; by sports with the AIS to determine the world stage, and this is a direct
Paris 2024 and beyond.
athletes’ potential to achieve podium reflection of the talent of our people
the Victorian Institute of Sport
performances at the next Olympic/ and the performance environment that
(VIS) to deliver Shooting’s National DREAMING ABOUT 2032
Paralympic Games based on an we continue to build and operate within.
Centres of Excellence (NCE) for
evaluation of their competition As we continue to navigate our way SA would like to acknowledge the
Shotgun and Pistol;
performances and other data through a COVID-19 impacted world, significant and ongoing contributions of
South Australian Sports Institute including performance behaviours; perhaps it’s worth reminding ourselves its High Performance system partners
(SASI) to deliver our Rifle NCE; and about the possibility that the Olympic the AIS, VIS, SASI and the AOC and
Based on the above, the
Other State Institutes/Academies development and implementation and Paralympic Games could be Paralympics Australia. Thank you for
which have provided campaign of a new squad structure for current coming back to Australia in 2032. enabling our sport to continue to shine.
support to individual athletes within and developing/emerging High
their jurisdictions in the lead up At first glance, 12 years feels like a
Performance athletes. These squads ADAM SACHS
to benchmark events (e.g. 2018 long time away but actually it’s not.
will replace SA’s current A4G HIGH PERFORMANCE DIRECTOR
Commonwealth Games); Another ‘home Games’ could bring
Squad(s) and will ensure that training
with it infinite possibilities for Australian
and competition opportunities
Attracting and retaining highly sport, including Shooting. We have
and resources are better matched
experienced, high-quality people some work to do at all levels in our
with athletes’ ages and stages of
as members of Shooting’s High sport to make sure that Shooting is
development along Shooting’s
Performance Team. These High
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ISSF AND WSPS
COMPETITION RESULTS
2019/20
Rifle Scoreboard
EVENT: 10M AIR OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 3 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 4
RIFLE M ADELAIDE CUP COMPETITION #2 ADELAIDE CUP SUPER SATURDAY
NAME QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION TOTAL
SCORE SCORE SCORE SCORE
Dane Sampson 625.9 8 633.9 628.8 8 636.8 627.9 8 635.9 628.5 7 635.5 1908.2
Alex Hoberg 629.2 6 635.2 626.5 7 633.5 628.2 7 635.2 624.8 8 632.8 1903.9
Jack Rossiter 625.4 7 632.4 629.3 6 635.3 621.1 6 627.1 623.7 5 628.7 1896.4
Michael Davis 605.9 5 610.9 616.8 5 621.8 612.1 5 617.1 615.8 6 621.8 1860.7
Michael Nicholas 606.6 1 607.6 605.5 2 607.5 601.4 2 603.4 599.1 4 603.1 1818.5
EVENT: 50M 3 OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 2 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 2 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 4
POSITION M ADELAIDE CUP SUPER SATURDAY COMPETITION #2 SUPER SATURDAY
NAME QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION TOTAL
SCORE SCORE SCORE SCORE
Dane Sampson 1169 8 1177 1176 8 1184 1170 8 1178 1165 6 1171 3539.0
Alex Hoberg 1155 6 1161 1158 7 1165 1161 7 1168 1166 8 1174 3507.0
Jack Rossiter 1151 7 1158 1154 6 1160 1161 5 1166 1155 7 1162 3488.0
Michael Davis 1145 5 1150 1133 5 1138 1145 6 1151 1166 5 1171 3472.0
Event: 10m Air OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 3 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 4
Rifle W ADELAIDE CUP COMPETITION #2 ADELAIDE CUP SUPER SATURDAY
NAME QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION TOTAL
SCORE SCORE SCORE SCORE
Elise Collier 622.0 2 624.0 628.8 5 633.8 624.7 7 631.7 629.2 8 637.2 1902.7
Victoria Rossiter 622.4 7 629.4 625.1 8 633.1 628.1 8 636.1 623.9 6 629.9 1899.1
Emma Adams 616.9 5 621.9 621.6 4 625.6 622.4 2 624.4 618.4 7 625.4 1875.4
Katarina Kowplos 618.5 8 626.5 619.1 6 625.1 620.8 1 621.8 619.9 4 623.9 1870.8
Emma Woodroofe 602.6 0 602.6 614.0 2 616.0 615.4 6 621.4 613.2 5 618.2 1855.6
Maria Rebling 614.3 3 617.3 617.0 7 624.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 1241.3
EVENT: 50M 3 OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 2 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 2 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 4
POSITION W ADELAIDE CUP SUPER SATURDAY COMPETITION #2 SUPER SATURDAY
NAME QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION TOTAL
SCORE SCORE SCORE SCORE
Katarina Kowplos 1141 6 1147 1143 6 1149 1122 7 1129 1130 7 1137 3433.0
Emma Adams 1123 7 1130 1124 8 1132 1132 8 1140 1143 8 1151 3423.0
Maria Rebling 1105 8 1113 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1113.0
18 // SHOOTING AUSTRALIA 2019/20 ANNUAL REPORT 19ISSF AND WSPS
COMPETITION RESULTS
2019/20
Pistol Scoreboard
EVENT: 25M RAPID OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 3 OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 4
FIRE PISTOL M COMPETITION #2
NAME QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION TOTAL
SCORE SCORE SCORE SCORE
Sergei Evglevski 583 6 589 582 6 588 580 6 586 584 6 590 1767
Scott Anderson 568 4 572 562 4 566 570 4 574 567 4 571 1717
Thomas Ashmore 563 5 568 556 5 561 571 5 576 564 5 569 1713
Bailey Groves 0 0 0 569 3 572 557 3 560 560 3 563 1695
EVENT: 25M SPORT OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 2 OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 2 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 4
PISTOL W COMPETITION #2
NAME QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION TOTAL
SCORE SCORE SCORE SCORE
Elena Galiabovitch 578 8 586 582 8 590 573 8 581 575 8 583 1759
Dannielle Moleman 570 5 575 550 5 555 560 6 566 557 6 563 1704
Alison Heinrich 557 7 564 560 6 566 557 7 564 0 0 0 1694
EVENT: 10M AIR OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 2 OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 2 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 4
PISTOL M COMPETITION #2
NAME QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION TOTAL
SCORE SCORE SCORE SCORE
Daniel Repacholi 569 8 577 575 8 583 563 7 570 568 8 576 1736
Bailey Groves 563 7 570 574 4 578 567 8 575 571 5 576 1729
EVENT: 10M AIR OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 3 OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 4
PISTOL W COMPETITION #2
NAME QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION TOTAL
SCORE SCORE SCORE SCORE
Dina Aspandiyarova 568 6 574 572 6 578 575 8 583 569 7 576 1737
Elena Galiabovitch 564 8 572 552 7 559 568 7 575 561 8 569 1716
Civon Smith 551 5 556 559 2 561 571 6 577 563 5 568 1706
20 // SHOOTING AUSTRALIA 2019/20 ANNUAL REPORT 21ISSF AND WSPS
COMPETITION RESULTS
2019/20
Shotgun Scoreboard
EVENT: TRAP MEN OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 2 -ACTA OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 3 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 4
ACTA COMMONWEALTH TITLE NATIONAL TITLE YARRA VALLEY OPEN
NAME QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION TOTAL
SCORE SCORE SCORE SCORE
James Willett 121 6 127 115 6 121 122 6 128 0 0 0 376
Thomas Grice 117 3 120 118 4 122 120 4 124 119 5 124 370
Mitchell Iles 114 4 118 116 2 118 121 5 126 119 6 125 369
Danny DiPietro 112 0 112 108 0 108 116 3 119 0 0 0 339
Michael Coles 109 0 109 102 0 102 120 2 122 0 0 0 333
Matt Schiller 112 0 112 108 0 108 112 0 112 0 0 0 332
Craig Henwood 107 0 107 112 0 112 113 0 113 0 0 0 332
Thomas Armstrong 110 0 110 114 0 114 102 0 102 0 0 0 326
Nathan Argiro 109 0 109 105 0 105 111 0 111 0 0 0 325
Todd Malone 102 0 102 92 0 92 111 0 111 0 0 0 305
EVENT: TRAP WOMEN OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 2 -ACTA OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 3 OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 4
ACTA COMMONWEALTH TITLE NATIONAL TITLE -YARRA VALLEY OPEN
NAME QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION TOTAL
SCORE SCORE SCORE SCORE
Penny Smith 116 5 121 115 3 118 121 4 125 118 6 124 370
Catherine Skinner 113 4 117 104 2 106 116 6 122 115 4 119 358
Laetisha Scanlan 115 6 121 105 5 110 112 5 117 111 5 116 354
Renae Jones 104 0 104 102 0 102 109 2 111 115 3 118 333
Alexis Preston 107 2 109 106 4 110 106 1 107 0 0 0 326
Breanna Collins 106 1 107 100 0 100 105 0 105 0 0 0 312
Charlie Husdson 95 0 95 100 0 100 100 0 100 110 2 112 312
Stephanie Pile 99 0 99 105 1 106 99 0 99 0 0 0 304
Kiara Dean 93 0 93 95 0 95 97 0 97 0 0 0 285
Georgia Pistone 89 0 89 96 0 96 93 0 93 0 0 0 278
EVENT: SKEET MEN OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 - OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 2 -ACTA OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 3 OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 4
ACTA COMMONWEALTH TITLE NATIONAL TITLE -YARRA VALLEY OPEN
NAME QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION TOTAL
SCORE SCORE SCORE SCORE
Paul Adams 115 6 121 119 6 125 116 6 122 DNF 0 0 368
Luke Argiro 118 1 119 113 5 118 112 3 115 117 6 123 360
Keith Ferguson 110 0 110 101 0 101 120 5 125 118 5 123 358
Joshua Bell 115 3 118 116 4 120 117 2 119 110 3 113 357
Frank Morris 115 5 120 114 3 117 109 1 110 0 0 0 347
James Bolding 113 4 117 111 0 111 110 4 114 112 4 116 344
22 // SHOOTING AUSTRALIA 2019/20 ANNUAL REPORT 23ISSF AND WSPS
COMPETITION RESULTS
2019/20
Shotgun Scoreboard
EVENT: SKEET OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 1 - ACTA OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 2 -ACTA OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 3 -YARRA OLYMPIC NOMINATION EVENT 4
WOMEN COMMONWEALTH TITLE NATIONAL TITLE VALLEY OPEN
NAME QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION QUALIFYING FINAL NOMINATION TOTAL
SCORE SCORE SCORE SCORE
Laura Coles 114 6 120 109 5 114 108 5 113 114 4 118 352
Aislin Jones 108 4 112 113 6 119 111 6 117 106 6 112 348
Brittany Melbourne 106 3 109 105 3 108 114 4 118 107 5 112 339
Cherie Reeves 106 2 108 110 2 112 106 3 109 0 0 0 329
Bridgette McKinnon 83 1 84 89 1 90 90 2 92 0 0 0 266
2019 Oceania Championships Sydney, Australia
ATHLETES RANK / ATHLETES RANK /
EVENT EVENT
SELECTED PLACING SELECTED PLACING
Alex Hoberg 10m AR Men 1st - Gold Medal Thomas Ashmore 25m RFP Men 2nd - Silver Medal
Jack Rossiter 10m AR Men 2nd - Silver Medal Sergei Evglevski 25m RFP Men 1st - Gold Medal
Dane Sampson 10m AR Men 3rd - Bronze Medal Bruce Quick 25m RFP Men 5th
Emma Adams 10m AR Women 3rd - Bronze Medal Elena Galiabovitch 25m SP Women 1st - Gold Medal
Elise Collier 10m AR Women 2nd - Silver Medal Alison Heinrich 25m SP Women 2nd - Silver Medal
Tori Rossiter 10m AR Women 1st - Gold Medal Civon Smith 25m SP Women 3rd - Bronze Medal
Michael Davis 50m Rifle 3P Men 4th Daniel Di Pietro Trap Men 2nd - Silver Medal
Alex Hoberg 50m Rifle 3P Men 2nd - Silver Medal Mitchell Iles Trap Men 1st - Gold Medal
Jack Rossiter 50m Rifle 3P Men 1st - Gold Medal Adam Vella Trap Men 6th
Emma Adams 50m Rifle 3P Women 1st - Gold Medal Breanna Collins Trap Women 3rd - Bronze Medal
Elise Collier 50m Rifle 3P Women 2nd - Silver Medal Stephanie Pile Trap Women 4th
Emma Woodroofe 50m Rifle 3P Women 5th Lisa Smith Trap Women 2nd - Silver Medal
Scott Anderson 10m AP Men 2nd - Silver Medal Paul Adams Skeet Men 1st - Gold Medal
Bailey Groves 10m AP Men 1st - Gold Medal Luke Argiro Skeet Men 4th
Daniel Repacholi 10m AP Men 3rd - Bronze Medal Josh Bell Skeet Men 2nd - Silver Medal
Dina Aspandiyarova 10m AP Women 2nd - Silver Medal Laura Coles Skeet Women 2nd - Silver Medal
Dannielle Moleman 10m AP Women 1st - Gold Medal Aislin Jones Skeet Women 3rd - Bronze Medal
Civon Smith 10m AP Women 5th Cherie Reeves Skeet Women 4th
24 // SHOOTING AUSTRALIA 2019/20 ANNUAL REPORT 2526 // SHOOTING AUSTRALIA 2019/20 ANNUAL REPORT 27
MEDIA AND These stories, and the media
relationships developed at the
Audio of athlete interviews were also
made available to radio newsrooms for
profile head and shoulder athlete
photographs where official Australian MARKETING well and since then views have been
between 10 – 17k per show, with an
PUBLICITY beginning of the series, led to
ongoing media interest throughout the
hourly news bulletins and for dedicated
sports radio programs.
team polo shirts were super imposed
on their upper bodies by the AOC’s SATV
average of 7.5k minutes viewed per
show.
nomination series, particularly with digital media staff. SATV was launched earlier this
Olympic nomination series athletes’ local media outlets as they Daily post-event summaries were written
year to promote a positive public Shooting the Breeze
were keen to follow the progress of and the Australian Associated Press Additionally, selected athletes were
The four-stage Olympic nomination image, connect with stakeholders, Shooting the Breeze is a series
“their” local athlete. newsagency either re-purposed these home delivered a Tokyo Olympic
series across the three disciplines engage with fans and community designed to broaden the Shooting
summaries or distributed them in full to Games merchandise selection pack
resulted in unprecedented media members and to lead the sport into Australia audience by engaging
This Shooting Australia-media-athlete its extensive media outlet data base. which included an oversized Qantas
coverage for Shooting. digital media and maximise media Jamie Stangroom – an ISSF world
three-way relationship proved to be boarding pass, team polo short and a
This resulted in well over 100 media exposure. SATV is designed to competitions commentator – to
a very effective generator of ongoing team happi coat.
Apart from promoting and publicising broadcast a variety of content to not
media coverage, particularly when outlets across Australia producing plan, record and produce a series
the nomination series, an underlying only the Shooting community, but
examined against an unsettled media stories after each day of finals during Athletes were urged to take their own of interviews with internationally
objective was to educate the media the sporting community around the
landscape with journalist redundancies the nomination series. photographs with the merchandise successful athletes and shooting
and the public of the Olympic team world. Content includes live streaming
and the closing of many regional and and share on social media immediately community members.
nomination criteria and thereby competition finals, regular panel
suburban newspapers and news after the team announcement.
minimised any possible negative shows, development videos, partnered
category magazines. Partnered campaigns
commentary when the team was Because of health guidelines and campaigns and community stories.
announced by the Australian Olympic social restrictions, athlete TV interviews Shooting Australia has been working
By generating positive media interest
Committee. were arranged via Zoom while radio closely with partners and Member
across the high majority of athletes with Competitions Live Stream
and newspapers stories were arranged Organisations to produce a range of
quotas, this broadened the resulting Shooting Australia live streamed nearly
An overarching, three-part strategy different campaigns. Some examples
publicity and provides an important over the phone.
was developed and implemented all the Oceania Shooting Federation are the Careers Week videos,
base for future media coverage, Championships finals, and the Olympic
involving; On the day of the team announcement, exercising for shooters, the AOC
particularly for those emerging athletes Nomination Series finals. Finals that
television coverage across the day Shooting merchandise promotion, and
Development of athlete profiles who did not achieve Tokyo Olympic missed being live streamed were
reached a total audience of 2.7 million the Back to the Range video series.
selection. because of either technical difficulty
Previews of each nomination round across 153 metropolitan and regional
in each discipline TV stations. on the range or a clash with another
By positioning the nomination series Seasonal Newsletter and
final on the day. The competition finals
Reviews of each nomination round in a football-table like environment, Olympic team announcement CEO Report
Outstanding metropolitan and regional live stream was well received by the
in each discipline media would follow the results of each
At the commencement of the Olympic print and radio coverage also followed community and Shooting Australia will We have continued to produce
round and highlight the impact on the
Prior to the commencement of the team nomination series in January, in the days and weeks following the continue to stream significant event Seasonal Newsletters released every
nomination event scoreboard.
nomination series, athletes who Shooting Australia engaged in early announcement which favourably finals were appropriate. three months highlighting activities
had achieved quotas were asked to planning about when and how the positioned the athletes and the sport of within the season. Since December
The media “sell-in” was also assisted
complete athlete profiles and these Australian Olympic shooting team Shooting with the Australian public. 2019, there have also been three CEO
by the supply of action photographs of
responses provided the information would be announced. Updates sent. These communications
athletes from each nomination round.
tools to pitch pre-series athlete stories are sent out through Campaign Monitor
These photos were made available GREG CAMPBELL
to media across the country. Plans were well advanced for a live and managed a 47% to 58% open rate
to media at no cost and they had a PRISM STRATEGIC
media event, involving a range of and an average 20% click through rate.
positive impact on the size and in- COMMUNICATIONS
selected athletes, to be conducted in
paper placement of stories.
Melbourne in April.
HAYLEY CHAPMAN
The video streaming of the nomination Tuesday Night Live MARKETING COORDINATOR
However, the outbreak of COVID-19
series also proved very beneficial.
forced these plans to be abandoned Tuesday Night Live (TNL) is a
Edited daily event highlights and and new arrangements were quickly fortnightly panel show viewed on
athlete interviews were made available devised between Shooting Australia SATV or Facebook. TNL is designed
for media and these packages were and the AOC to maximise publicity. to tell the stories of our sport, from the
well received, particularly by regional clubs, to High Performance athletes,
Shooting Australia worked closely
TV networks and the Tokyo Olympic to representatives of international
with the AOC regarding media
Games broadcaster, Channel Seven. organisations. From the beginning of
announcement content including
June, TNL has been broadcast on the
athlete biographies and action photos
Shooting Australia Facebook page as
from the nomination series, plus
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