Dane to represent Australia at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, to be held in 2021
Elise to represent Australia at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, to be held in 2021
Jack to represent Australia at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, to be held in 2021
Katarina to represent Australia at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, to be held in 2021
2019 TRA National Championships Results
Target Rifle Australia
Target Rifle Australia Limited is the National Federation organisation responsible for State Member bodies in New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania, and Western Australia for the Olympic and Paralympic sports of Small Bore and Air Rifle Shooting.
We are the source of all information related to Target Rifle Shooting. Visit our About page to learn more about the sports, check for upcoming events in our Event Calendar, see the results of shooting events in Results, learn about coaching in Small Bore Rifle and Air Rifle in all disciplines, keep up with the Target Rifle Shooting field in Media, and more.
April 2020 edition of TRA Newsletter
- April 2020 Newsletter highlights
- Time to say goodbye
- Unknown heroes
- E. Kosmala OAM a short story
- From Petr Kurka National Coach
- Olympic Selection Scoreboard
- Australian Records Current
- Summarised Directors Meetings
- 2020 National Championships
- Coaching by Tricia Van Nus
- Tokyo Olympic Games Team Guide
- Team Photos for Tokyo Olympics
- and more
Keep up with the latest news and posts
2021 TRA National Championships
April 2020 edition of the TRA Magazine
CANCELLATION of 2020 TRA National Championships
TRA National Championships 2020
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In Sight with Warren Potent – Shooting Australia
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Potent by name, potent by ability By Greg Campbell Here’s a sports trivia question. Name an athlete who has claimed two World Championship titles 28 years apart and captured an Olympic medal along the way? No idea? Try Warren Potent. Warren Potent is not a name which immediately springs to mind in…In Sight with Barbara Caspers – Shooting Australia
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Caspers a gold medal winning Shooting pioneer By Greg Campbell Libby Kosmala is rightly celebrated as Australia’s greatest-ever Para-Shooting athlete, but another proud South Australian joins her in the ranks as among the nation’s finest ever Para Rifle competitors. The late Barbara Caspers atte…Awards of Excellence winners announced – Shooting Australia
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Shooting Australia Tuesday night announced the winners of the 2020 Awards of Excellence. The four Community Awards categories were: Volunteer of the Year – Doug Caple Doug is a life member of the Hornsby RSL Rifle Club. He has held the positions of Club Captain and Club President and is considered…Shooting Australia invites you to join us for the annual Awards of Excellence from the comfort of your own home.
Hosted by Jon Harker and Annabelle Williams, Shooting Australia’s "Night of Nights" will this year focus on community involvement in competition target shooting sports, while also taking the opportunity to reflect on the outstanding performances achieved by athletes over the past four years.
Together with the Member Organisations, we would like to thank and acknowledge the work of those who are actively engaged in our community and have continued to make significant contributions to the sport.
Four Community Awards will be presented during the 2020 Awards of Excellence:
• Club of the Year
• Volunteer of the Year
• Coach of the Year
• Official of the Year
We will also be recognising a number of community initiatives.
Join us on the 17th November at 7pm AEDT here on Facebook, or on SATV:
www.epicentre.tv/shooting-australia
In Sight with Ashley Adams – Shooting Australia
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Ashley Adams: A lifelong contribution to Shooting and beyond By Greg Campbell Rifle athlete Ashley Adams lived life to the fullest and not even a motorbike accident at the age of 26, which saw him become a paraplegic, could slow him down. Adams was a five-time Paralympian, a silver and bronze rifle….