Shooting at the 1994 Commonwealth Games

Shooting at the 1994 Commonwealth Games
VenueHeal's Range, Wallace Drive
LocationVictoria, Canada
Dates18 to 28 August 1994

Shooting at the 1994 Commonwealth Games was the seventh appearance of Shooting at the Commonwealth Games. The events were held in Victoria, Canada, from 18 to 28 August 1994 and featured a record 32 events (an increase of 10 from 1990).[1]

The shooting events were held at Heal's Range, off Wallace Drive, approximately 15km north of the centre of Victoria.[2] The facility was owned by the Department of National Defence and was 17km from the athletes' village, set in a natural valley. It made use of an existing 1,000 yard fullbore range but added trap, skeet, smallbore, pistol and air rifle ranges specifically for the Games.[3]

Australia topped the shooting medal table by virtue of winning ten gold medals.[4]

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Canada)

Medals won by nation with totals, ranked by number of golds—sortable
RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Australia105419
2 Canada*87722
3 India3227
4 England27817
5 New Zealand2439
6 Cyprus2114
7 Northern Ireland2013
8 Scotland1247
9 Sri Lanka1203
10 Wales1102
11 Guernsey0011
Totals (11 entries)32313194

Medallists

Pistol

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men/Open
50m Free PistolMick Gault
 England
654.1Phil Adams
 Australia
647Bengt Sandstrom
 Australia
642.5
50m Free Pistol – PairsPhil Adams
Bengt Sandström
 Australia
1104Julian Lawton
Greg Yelavich
 New Zealand
1094Mick Gault
Paul Leatherdale
 England
1082
25m Centre-Fire PistolJaspal Rana
 India
581Mick Gault
 England
581Greg Yelavich
 New Zealand
575
25m Centre-Fire Pistol – PairsJaspal Rana
Ashok Pandit
 India
1168Kelvin Vickers
Phil Adams
 Australia
1149Stanley Wills
John Rochon
 Canada
1148
25m Rapid-Fire PistolMichael Jay
 Wales
670.2Robert Dowling
 Australia
668.4Pat Murray
 Australia
668.1
25m Rapid-Fire Pistol – PairsPat Murray
Robert Dowling
 Australia
1148Richard Craven
Michael Jay
 Wales
1142Adrian Breton
Graham La Maitre
 Guernsey
1129
10m Air PistolJean-Pierre Huot
 Canada
672.4Jaspal Rana
 India
670.7Greg Yelavich
 New Zealand
668.5
10m Air Pistol – PairsMike Giustiniano
Bengt Sandström
 Australia
1137Jean-Pierre Huot
John Rochon
 Canada
1135Jaspal Rana
Vivek Singh
 India
1133
Women
25m Sport PistolChristine Trefry
 Australia
679.4Margaret Thomas
 England
675Annette Woodward
 Australia
674
25m Sport Pistol – PairsChristine Trefry
Annette Woodward
 Australia
1134Sharon Cozzarin
Helen Smith
 Canada
1132Margaret Thomas
Carol Page
 England
1129
10m Air PistolHelen Smith
 Canada
474.2Annette Woodward
 Australia
466.1Sharon Cozzarin
 Canada
465.8
10m Air Pistol – PairsAnnette Woodward
Christine Trefry
 Australia
747Jocelyn Lees
Gerd Barkman
 New Zealand
745Margaret Thomas
Carol Page
 England
744

Rifle

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men/Open
50m Rifle ProneStephen Petterson
 New Zealand
698.4Jim Cornish
 England
693.9Michael Dion
 Canada
693.6
50m Rifle Prone – PairsStephen Petterson
Lindsay Arthur
 New Zealand
1181Dodangoda Chandrasiri
Lakshman Rajasinghe
 Sri Lanka
1177David Clifton
Dean Turley
 Australia
1176
50m Rifle Three PositionsMichel Dion
 Canada
1234.2Wayne Sorensen
 Canada
1228.7Alister Allan
 Scotland
1224.8
50m Rifle Three Positions – PairsWayne Sorensen
Michel Dion
 Canada
2300Alister Allan
Bill Murray
 Scotland
2271Chris Hector
Trevor Langridge
 England
2259
Full Bore RifleDavid Calvert
 Northern Ireland
398Geoffrey Smith
 New Zealand
398Glyn Barnett
 England
397
Full Bore Rifle – PairsBert Bowden
Geoffrey Grenfell
 Australia
593Glyn Barnett
Antony Ringer
 England
588David Calvert
Martin Millar
 Northern Ireland
584
10m Air RifleChris Hector
 England
685.9Jean-François Sénécal
 Canada
683Nigel Wallace
 England
680
10m Air Rifle – PairsJean-François Sénécal
Wayne Sorensen
 Canada
1166Chris Hector
Nigel Wallace
 England
1161David Rattray
Robin Law
 Scotland
1145
10m Running TargetBryan Wilson
 Australia
657.9Mark Bedlington
 Canada
656Paul Carmine
 New Zealand
650.7
10m Running Target – PairsMark Bedlington
Matthew Bedlington
 Canada
1088Not awarded
(only 3 entries)
Women
50m Rifle ProneShirley McIntosh
 Scotland
586Sylvia Purdie
 Australia
585Patricia Littlechild
 Scotland
585
50m Small Bore Rifle Prone – PairsKim Frazer
Sylvia Purdie
 Australia
1160Shirley McIntosh
Patricia Littlechild
 Scotland
1158Christina Ashcroft
Linda Szulga
 Canada
1158
50m Small Bore Rifle Three PositionsSharon Bowes
 Canada
666.4Roopa Unnikrishnan
 India
662.5Christina Ashcroft
 Canada
661.6
50m Small Bore Rifle Three Positions – PairsSharon Bowes
Christina Ashcroft
 Canada
1143Karen Morton
Lindsay Volpin
 England
1132Roopa Unnikrishnan
Kuheli Gangulee
 India
1110
10m Air RiflePhotini Theophanous
 Cyprus
488.7Malini Wickramasinghe
 Sri Lanka
488.5Sharon Bowes
 Canada
488.4
10m Air Rifle – PairsPushpamali Ramanayake
Malini Wickramasinghe
 Sri Lanka
771Karen Morton
Louise Minett
 England
771Christina Ashcroft
Sharon Bowes
 Canada
766

Shotgun

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men/Open
TrapMansher Singh
 India
141George Leary
 Canada
140Andreas Angelou
 Cyprus
137
Trap – PairsTom Hewitt
Samuel Allen
 Northern Ireland
188Ron Bonotto
George Leary
 Canada
187Bob Borsley
John Grice
 England
186
SkeetIan Hale
 Australia
144Christos Kourtellas
 Cyprus
143Andy Austin
 England
143
Skeet – PairsAntonakis Andreou
Christos Kourtellas
 Cyprus
189Brian Thomson
Geoffrey Jukes
 New Zealand
186Mike Thomson
Ian Marsden
 Scotland
186

References

  1. ↑ "Medal Standings Victoria 1994". Commonwealth Games Federation. Archived from the original on 8 December 2021. Retrieved 4 March 2026.
  2. ↑ "Victoria 94: The Event Venues". Dundee Courier. 18 August 1994. p. 22. Retrieved 4 March 2026 – via British Newspaper Archive.
  3. ↑ "Tommy has medal pedigree". Coleraine Times. 17 August 1994. p. 41. Retrieved 4 March 2026 – via British Newspaper Archive.
  4. ↑ "Commonwealth Games Medallists - Shooting". GBR Athletics. Retrieved 4 March 2026.

See also