The 2016 ISSF World Cup is the annual edition of the ISSF World Cup in the Olympic shooting events, governed by the International Shooting Sport Federation.

Men's results

Rifle events

50 metre rifle three positions50 metre rifle prone10 metre air rifle
Bangkok (March 1–9)[1]Bangkok (March 1–9)[2]Bangkok (March 1–9)[3]
Matthew Emmons (United States)458.6Torben Grimmel (Denmark)209.1Haoran Yang (China)209.8 FWRJ
Serhiy Kulish (Ukraine)456.8Warren Potent (Australia)208.3Cao Yifei (China)207.6
Cao Yifei (China)445.6Istvan Peni (Hungary)187.3Istvan Peni (Hungary)186.9
Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[4]Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[5]Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[6]
Hui Zicheng (China)463.7 FWRHenri Junghaenel (Germany)210.0Vladimir Maslennikov (Russia)207.0
Matthew Emmons (United States)461.6Warren Potent (Australia)207.9Cao Yifei (China)206.0
Zhu Qinan (China)451.2Stevan Pletikosić (Serbia)186.2Sergey Kamenskiy (Russia)184.5
Munich (May 19–26)[7]Munich (May 19–26)[8]Munich (May 19–26)[9]
Matthew Emmons (United States)464.1 FWRTorben Grimmel (Denmark)210.6Qian Xuechao (China)210.6 FWR, FWRJ
Milenko Sebic (Serbia)460.1Henri Junghaenel (Germany)209.6Cao Yifei (China)208.3
Gernot Rumpler (Austria)448.0Matthew Emmons (United States)187.2Serhiy Kulish (Ukraine)186.8
Baku (June 20–29)[10]Baku (June 20–29)[11]Baku (June 20–29)[12]
Peter Gorsa (Croatia)457.5Torben Grimmel (Denmark)208.4Filip Nepejchal (Czech Republic)206.8
Sanjeev Rajput (India)456.9Kenneth Parr (United Kingdom)208.0Hossein Bagheri (Iran)206.2
Kim Hyeonjun (South Korea)445.5Peter Gorsa (Croatia)187.5Sergey Richter (Israel)184.6
Final: Bologna (Oct 4–10)[13]Final: Bologna (Oct 4–10)[14]Final: Bologna (Oct 4–10)[15]
Sergey Kamenskiy (Russia)461.4Michael Mcphail (United States)209.1Péter Sidi (Hungary)207.7
Hui Zicheng (China)460.5Torben Grimmel (Denmark)208.5Vladimir Maslennikov (Russia)207.2
Matthew Emmons (United States)447.9Matthew Emmons (United States)187.2Hossein Bagheri (Iran)186.1

Pistol events

50 metre pistol25 metre rapid fire pistol10 metre air pistol
Bangkok (March 1–9)[16]Bangkok (March 1–9)[17]Bangkok (March 1–9)[18]
Jitu Rai (India)191.3Zhang Fusheng (China)29Felipe Almeida Wu (Brazil)201.9
Wei Pang (China)186.5Li Yuehong (China)28Will Brown (United States)201.4
Wang Zhiwei (China)165.8Ha Minh Thanh (Vietnam)23Hoàng Xuân Vinh (Vietnam)180.1
Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[19]Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[20]Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[21]
Oleh Omlechuk (Ukraine)191.3Alexei Klimov (Russia)35 EFWRPablo Carrera (Spain)199.3
Jin Jongoh (South Korea)189.4Keith Sanderson (United States)31Damir Mikec (Serbia)198.9
Wang Zhiwei (China)167.7Jean Quiquampoix (France)26Juraj Tuzinsky (Slovakia)179.2
Munich (May 19–26)[22]Munich (May 19–26)[23]Munich (May 19–26)[24]
Pablo Carrera (Spain)193.9Zhang Fusheng (China)29Oleh Omelchuk (Ukraine)201.9
Wei Pang (China)190.3Jean Quiquampoix (France)28Ismail Keles (Turkey)201.1
Jin Jongoh (South Korea)170.4Cristian Reitz (Germany)24Hoàng Xuân Vinh (Vietnam)179.8
Baku (June 20–29)[25]Baku (June 20–29)[26]Baku (June 20–29)[27]
Jin Jongoh (South Korea)192.4Christian Reitz (Germany)32Felipe Almeida Wu (Brazil)200.0
Zhang Bowen (China)187.9Zhang Fusheng (China)30Jitu Rai (India)199.5
Lee Daemyung (South Korea)167.1Minsu Kang (South Korea)25Jin Jongoh (South Korea)178.8
Final: Bologna (Oct 4–10)[28]Final: Bologna (Oct 4–10)[29]Final: Bologna (Oct 4–10)[30]
Wei Pang (China)190.6Cristian Reitz (Germany)34Damir Mikec (Serbia)202.9
Jitu Rai (India)188.8Li Yuehong (China)31Wei Pang (China)199.7
Giuseppe Giordano (Italy)170.3Alexei Klimov (Russia)26Ismail Keles (Turkey)178.4

Shotgun events

TrapDouble trapSkeet
Nicosia (March 17–25)[31]Nicosia (March 17–25)[32]Nicosia (March 17–25)[33]
Alberto Fernández (Spain)Alessandro Chianese (Italy)Mykola Milchev (Ukraine)
Antonio Bailon (Spain)Jeffrey Holguin (United States)Ben Williams David Llewellin (United Kingdom)
Giovanni Cernogoraz (Croatia)James Willett (Australia)Juan Jose Aramburu (Spain)
Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[34]Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[35]Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[36]
Alberto Fernández (Spain)James Willett (Australia)Marcus Svensson (Sweden)
Yannik Peeters (Belgium)Vasily Mosin (Russia)Mairaj Ahmad Khan (India)
Jean Pierre Brol Cardenas (Guatemala)Glenn Eller (United States)Tammare Cassandro (Italy)
San Marino (June 1–11)[37]San Marino (June 1–11)[38]San Marino (June 1–11)[39]
Jiri Liptakv (Czech Republic)Joshua Richmond (United States)Stefen Nilsson (Sweden)
Daniele Resca (Italy)Andreas Loew (Germany)Tammaro Cassandro (Italy)
Alexey Alipov (Russia)Pan Qiang (China)Vincent Hancock (United States)
Baku (June 20–29)Baku (June 20–29)[40]Baku (June 20–29)[41]Baku (June 20–29)[42]
Gian Marco Berti (SMR)William Chetcuti (Malta)Nikolay Teplyy (Russia)
Erik Varga (Slovakia)Marco Innocenti (Italy)Azmy Mehelba (Egypt)
Piotr Kowalczyk (Poland)Mo Junjie (China)Tammare Cassandro (Italy)
Final: Rome (Oct 11–16)[43]Final: Rome (Oct 11–16)[44]Final: Rome (Oct 11–16)[45]
Giovanni Cernogoraz (Croatia)James Willett (Australia)Nikolay Teplyy (Russia)
Erik Varga (Slovakia)Jeffrey Holguin (United States)Mykola Milchev (Ukraine)
Antonio Bailon (Spain)William Chetcuti (Malta)Azmy Mehelba (Egypt)

Women's results

Rifle events

50 metre rifle three positions10 metre air rifle
Bangkok (March 1–9)[46]Bangkok (March 1–9)[47]
Jolyn Beer (Germany)455.9Yi Siling (China)207.7
Snježana Pejčić (Croatia)454.5Olivia Hofmann (Austria)205.4
Zhang Binbin (China)444.0Jasmine Ser (Singapore)184.6
Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[48]Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[49]
Snježana Pejčić (Croatia)458.8Du Li (China)208.3
Barbara Engleder (Germany)455.6Daria Vdovina (Russia)208.0
Nandinzaya Gankhuyag (Mongolia)443.3Selina Gschwandtner (Germany)186.8
Munich (May 19–26)[50]Munich (May 19–26)[51]
Snježana Pejčić (Croatia)462.7Andrea Arsovic (Serbia)208.5
Anzela Voronova (Estonia)456.7Goretti Zumaya (Mexico)207.9 EFWRJ
Petra Zublasing (Italy)446.8Shi Mengyao (China)186.7
Baku (June 20–29)[52]Baku (June 20–29)[53]
Snježana Pejčić (Croatia)459.7Du Bei (China)208.6
Franziska Peer (Austria)454.4Shi Megyao (China)208.3
Zhao Huixin (China)444.4Park Hae Mi (South Korea)185.1
Final: Bologna (Oct 4–10)[54]Final: Bologna (Oct 4–10)[55]
Zhang Binbin (China)460.2Andrea Arsovic (Serbia)209.0
Barbara Engleder (Germany)460.0Yi Siling (China)208.7
Du Li (China)448.9Virginia Thrasher (United States)185.5

Pistol events

25 metre pistol10 metre air pistol
Bangkok (March 1–9)[56]Bangkok (March 1–9)[57]
JingJing Zhang (China)Guo Wenjun (China)199.8
Ju Hyun Park (South Korea)Tien Chia Chen (Chinese Taipei)197.8
Gundegmaa Otryad (Mongolia)Zhang Mengxue (China)177.8
Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[58]Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[59]
Maria Grozdeva (Bulgaria)Olena Kostevych (Ukraine)201.7
JingJing Zhang (China)Antoaneta Boneva (Bulgaria)197.7
Olena Kostevych (Ukraine)Teo Shun Xie (Singapore)178.0
Munich (May 19–26)[60]Munich (May 19–26)[61]
JingJing Zhang (China)Bobana Velickovic (Serbia)199.7
Olena Kostevych (Ukraine)Sonia Franquet (Spain)199.1
Naphaswan Yanpaiboon (Thailand)Zhang Mengxue (China)179.4
Baku (June 20–29)[62]Baku (June 20–29)[63]
Antoaneta Boneva (Bulgaria)Olena Kostevych (Ukraine)200.2
Anna Korakaki (Greece)Anna Korakaki (Greece)199.1
Kim Jangmi (South Korea)Alejandra Zavala Vazquez (Mexico)175.9
Final: Bologna (Oct 4–10)[64]Final: Bologna (Oct 4–10)[65]
Anna Korakaki (Greece)Alejandra Zavala Vazquez (Mexico)

201.0

S-off: 9.8

Kim Jangmi (South Korea)Anna Korakaki (Greece)

201.0

S-off: 9.1, EFWRJ

Olena Kostevych (Ukraine)Zhang Mengxue (China)178.4

Shotgun events

TrapSkeet
Nicosia (March 17–25)[66]Nicosia (March 17–25)[67]
Ray Bassil (Lebanon)Morgan Craft (United States)
Sonja Scheibl (Germany)Andri Eleftheriou (Cyprus)
Fatima Galvez (Spain)Katharina Monika Jacob (United States)
Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[68]Rio de Janeiro (April 13–25)[69]
Lin Yi-chun (Chinese Taipei)Sutiya Jiewchaloemmit (Thailand)
Ray Bassil (Lebanon)Kimberly Rhode (United States)
Sonja Scheibl (Germany)Lu Min (China)
San Marino (June 1–11)[70]San Marino (June 1–11)[71]
Emma Elizabeth Cox (Australia)Sutiya Jiewchaloemmit (Thailand)
Corey Cogdell (United States)Diana Bacosi (Italy)
Carole Cormenier (France)Amber Hill (United Kingdom)
Baku (June 20–29)[72]Baku (June 20–29)[73]
Satu Makela-Nummela (Finland)Amber English (United States)
Ray Bassil (Lebanon)Chiara Cainero (Italy)
Alessia Iezzi (Italy)Simona Scocchetti (Italy)
Final: Rome (Oct 11–16)[74]Final: Rome (Oct 11–16)[75]
Natalie Rooney (New Zealand)Kimberly Rhode (United States)
Alessandra Perilli (SMR)Wei Meng (China)
Corey Cogdell (United States)Sutiya Jiewchaloemmit (Thailand)

Overall Medal Table

RankNationTotal
1China13151440
2United States77822
3Russia53311
53311
55129
6Germany45313
7Spain4239
84217
93104
10Australia3215
112103
122024
13Brazil2002
2002
Sweden2002
16Italy15612
17India1405
1813711
191304
201203
1203
22Mexico1113
231101
1101
251023
261001
New Zealand1001
28France0224
290213
United Kingdom0213
0213
32Belgium0101
0101
340112
0112
0112
370033
380022
0022
400011
0011
Poland0011
Total42757575225

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