1998 European Shotgun Championships

The 1998 European Shooting Championships was the 44th edition (included of the European Shooting Championships), of the global shotgun competition, European Shotgun Championships, organised by the International Shooting Sport Federation.[1]

1998 European Shooting Championships
Host cityNicosia, Cyprus
LevelSenior
Events26
1996
1999

Winners

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Events was 22, 12 men and 10 women.[2]

Event Winner Country
Air traffic Rajmond Debevec   Slovenia
Air pistols Tanju Kirjakov   Bulgaria
Luftgewehr, team (Roberto Di Donna, Vigilio Fait, Leonardo Messina)   Italy
Air pistol, team (Georgi Nekschajew, Vitali Bubnowitsch, Anatoli Klimenko)   Belarus
Running disc, normal running Dimitri Lykin   Russia
Running disc, acc. Run Jozsef Sike   Hungary
Running disc, normal run, team (Michael Jakosits, Manfred Kurzer, Jens Zimmermann)   Germany
Running disc, acc. Run, team (Alexei Gorodjankin, Yuri Ermolenko, Dimitri Lykin)   Russia
Trap Igor Tschebanow   Russia
Skeet Boris Bechynsky   Czechoslovakia
Trap, team (Waldemar Schanz, Karsten Bindrich, Thomas Fichtner)   Germany
Skeet, team (Oleg Tichin, Alexej Wetoch, Nikolai Teoplij)   Russia
Double Staircase Waldemar Schanz   Germany
Doppel-Trap, team (Daniele Di Spigno, Luca Marini, Emanuele Bernasconi)   Italy

Women

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Event Winner Country
Air rifle Olga Pogrebnjak   Belarus
Air pistol Miroslawa Sagun   Poland
Air rifle, team (Olga Pogrebnjak, Galina Krawzowa, Natalja Schuchowa)   Belarus
Air pistol, team (Lolita Miltschina, Ljudmila Boreischa, Julia Sinjak)   Belarus
Running disk Silke Johannes   Germany
Running disk, team (Marina Schapala, Ganna Tschapliewa, Julia Grigorjewa)   Ukraine
Trap Satu Pusila   Finland
Skeet Maarit Lepomäki   Finland
Trap, team (Roberta Pelosi, Cristina Bocca, Giulia Iannotti)   Italy
Skeet, team (Svetlana Demina, Jerjannik Awetissian, Anna Protasowa)   Russia
Doppel-Trap Pia Julin   Finland
Doppel-Trap, team (Deborah Gelisio, Isabella Petruzzelli, Giovanna Pasello)   Italy

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Historical Results - European Championships". issf-sports.org. Retrieved 4 June 2020.
  2. ^ "Schießen - Europameisterschaften 1929-1959". sport-komplett.de. Retrieved 4 June 2020.
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