Asia Dominates First Day of ISSF World Cup Junior 2023 Finals in Suhl, Germany with 4 Impressive Medals

In a delightful display of skill and determination. The ISSF World Cup Juniors kicked off on 01 June, with 511 young athletes from 46 countries coming together to compete in a wide range of disciplines. The week-long event is sure to be a thrilling spectacle with 1063 stars up for grabs.

On the first day of the ISSF World Cup Junior, two finals took place in the 10M Air Pistol Women Junior and 10M Air Pistol Men Junior categories. The event, organized by the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF), saw young athletes from various countries competing for top honors.

In the 10M Air Pistol Women Junior final, Sainyam Sainyam from India performed outstandingly, securing the Gold Medal. Sainyam's exceptional marksmanship and composure throughout the event earned her the top spot on the podium. Minseo Kim from Korea showcased her skills and claimed the Silver Medal, while Heng Yu Liu from Chinese Taipei displayed great determination and earned the Bronze Medal.

Moving on to the 10M Air Pistol Men Junior final, Kanghyun Kim from Korea exhibited exceptional shooting abilities, capturing the Silver Medal. Kim's accuracy and precision impressed the spectators and his fellow competitors. Mukhammad Kamalov from Uzbekistan showcased his talent and secured the Bronze Medal, adding to his country's achievements.

The ASC congratulated all the athletes who participated in the tournament, praising their talent, dedication, and sportsmanship. The ISSF World Cup Junior serves as a platform for young shooting talents to demonstrate their skills and gain valuable experience in international competitions.

As the event continues, spectators eagerly anticipate the upcoming competitions, expecting more thrilling performances and remarkable achievements from the young shooting stars of the ISSF World Cup Junior.