The World Anti-Doping Agency's (WADA) list of prohibited substances and methods has come into force from today.

rate have been prohibited in mini-golf and all subdisciplines of freediving, spearfishing and target shooting

The Indian Olympic Association's (IOA) Executive Council has met for the first time under the Presidency of newest incumbent PT Usha.

unanimously elected as senior vice-president of the IOA, and new vice-presidents Gagan Narang, who won shooting

The Swedish Olympic Committee (SOK) has added 16 athletes to its Top and Talent support programme for 2023, giving prospects assistance in their bid for glory at future Olympic Games.

European and World Championships.Rickard Levin Andersson claimed silver in trap this year to secure a shooting

Debrecen, a city in the eastern part of Hungary, will host the best teams for the World University Ultimate Trophy from July 4 to 8 2023. 

 SLBP organised motivational and team building events like flying disc, fencing and laser shooting

Johannes Dale and Lisa Theresa Hauser won the first mass start races of the International Biathlon Union (IBU) World Cup season in Le Grand-Bornand.

had two.Another French athlete, Anaïs Chevalier-Bouchet, was third, but undone by a miss at the last shooting

Johannes Thingnes Bø's winning streak is over at five International Biathlon Union (IBU) World Cup races after Sturla Holm Lægreid usurped him in a 12.5 kilometres pursuit in Le Grand-Bornand.

Lægreid had just one penalty on the day and overtook Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen at the last shooting

 "I saw I had five targets after the shooting and all were right.

A perfect shooting display helped Anna Magnusson to a first-ever International Biathlon Union (IBU) World

The third round of the International Biathlon Union World Cup at the French resort of Annecy Le Grand Bornand guarantees terrific home support for double OIympic gold medallist Quentin Fillon Maillet. 

standings from his compatriot and fellow Olympic team gold medallist Sturla Holm Lægreid.The accurate shooting

Johannes Thingnes Bø won his fourth International Biathlon Union (IBU) World Cup race in a row - six if you include relays - today in Hochfilzen, leading the men's 12.5 kilometres pursuit from start to finish.

accrued two penaties.Frenchman Émilien Jacquelin was a further 26.0 back from Lægreid, after three shooting

Julia Simon was the resounding winner of the women's 10 kilometres pursuit in Hochfilzen to grow her overall lead in the International Biathlon Union (IBU) World Cup standings.

rival.Norway's Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold was that rival, moving up from 13th place having produced an identical shooting

oligarch Vladimir Lisin has reneged on a commitment to provide the prize money for the International Shooting

Johannes Thingnes Bø continued his golden start to the International Biathlon Union (IBU) World Cup season with victory in the men’s 10 kilometres sprint in Hochfilzen, Austria.

On shooting clean Bø added: "It feels so good afterwards."

Double Beijing 2022 medallist Denise Herrmann-Wick skied away from the field to secure a first win of the International Biathlon Union (IBU) World Cup season in Hochfilzen.

The German paired a faultless shooting performance with a strong finish to complete the 7.5 kilometres

sprint in 20min 7.1sec.Czech Markéta Davidová was second, 18.1sec back with one penalty, and the clean-shooting

Newly elected International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) vice-president Cath Fettell has been replaced

as the head of Shooting Australia by Andrew Sims after completing the maximum term limit.

after serving three three-year periods.Under Fettell, Australia had finished top of the medals table in shooting

Cath has played roles as delegate, director and finally President of Shooting Australia over a period

Fettell, elected last month as vice-president of the ISSF, has completed her maximum three terms as Shooting

Australia President ©Shooting AustraliaAt the ISSF General Assembly in Egyptian resort Sharm El-Sheikh

Federation last year.Sims, a chartered accountant, was first elected to the Shooting Australia Board

Norwegian Johannes Thingnes Bø and Julia Simon of France claimed gold in the pursuit events that brought the International Biathlon Union (IBU) World Cup in Kontiolahti to a conclusion.

The first clean shooting was perfect," Bø said."

I tried to find the right speed onto the shooting range."

Everything happened in the shooting range…It was so electric. It was really fun!”

biathlon | #kon22 | @Clmb25— BMW IBU World Cup Biathlon (@IBU_WC) December 4, 2022"But in the final shooting

in the final event of this World Cup, the women’s 10km pursuit, achieved with a combination of clean shooting