29.04.2010

2010 - Shooter of the Year, awards by the Shooting Association of Slovenia

Raymond Debevec back on the throne, 29th Goaltender of the Year

On 22.12.2010 in Kidričevo, the Shooting Association of Slovenia announced the best shooters, shooters and associations in 2010. After a one-year break, the shooting throne returned Rajmond Debevec, who was selected as the top scorer of the year for the 29th time. In the women's competition, the ninth winner was Renata Oražem Vršič, and in the team competition Grosuplje Rifle Association.

Boštjan Maček ended Debevec's incredible streak last year and took home the domestic trophy from the serial Slovenian goal scorer of the year - a title he has won 28 times in a row. The two-time Slovenian Sportsman of the Year (1992 and 2000), holder of gold and bronze medals at the Summer Olympics (2000 and 2008) and two-time world's top scorer (1991 and 1993) has risen to the top again after a one-year break, In a tied standings, he gained a decisive advantage over Robert Markoja and Željko Moičević by setting a new national record with a maximum score of 600 rounds with the MK rifle in 60 lie at the National Championships in July. Debevec - together with Markoja and Dušan Zišek - also won the team bronze medal with standard rifle at this year's World Championships in Munich. Renata Oražem Vršič finished two matches in the “top 10” at the World Championships in August in the Bavarian capital: she was eighth with the triple position rifle, tenth with the 60 down rifle and set a new national record with the 60 down MK rifle. In the team competition, SD Grosuplje won for the third time in a row.

In the 2010/11 shooting season, 28 new national records were set, of which 5 were set by national teams, and these are:
Junior Air Rifle Team, new DR with 1756 rounds, achieved in Belgrade,
Junior shotgun team in trap, new DR with 333 rounds, Suhl,
Members' representation with standard rifle VK, new DR with 1740 rounds, Munich, and
Members' team with VK 3 x 40 rifle, first a new DR with 3487 rounds in Weimar and then an improved DR with 3488 rounds in Munich.

Sports Achievement Awards:

Bronze plaque:

GREGA POTOČNIK for FDR juniors with air rifle with 695.4 rounds and for DR juniors with MK rifle 3 x 40 with 1146 rounds,
SD POSTOJNA    for DR cadet team air rifle (Natalija Otoničar, Špela Kranjec and Živa Muhič) with 1168 rounds,
ROŽLE REPIČ    for DR cadets air pistol with 371 rounds, for DR cadets air pistol with 376 rounds and for IDR cadets air pistol with 376 rounds,
LAURA RANT    for DR Ciciban women with air rifle with 182 rounds,
VESNA MARKELJ    for DR junior pioneer women with air rifle 187 rounds,
DENIS HAMZIC    for DR cicibani with air rifle 189 rounds,
SD GROSUPLJE    for DR younger pioneers team air rifle (Gašper Habjan, Jan Kolenc and Aljaž Lešek) with 528 rounds,
RENATA ORAŽEM VRŠIČ for IDR members with MK rifle 3 x 20 with 576 rounds, for DR members with MK rifle 60 lying down with 592 rounds, for DR members with VK rifle 60 lying down with 582 rounds, for DR members with VK rifle 60 lying down with 594 rounds, for DR members with standard rifle VK rifle with 569 rounds, for DR members with standard rifle VK with 575 rounds and for DR members with standard rifle VK with 577 rounds
LIVING DOORSHAKE    for DR junior women with MK rifle 3 x 20 with 577 rounds,
MIHA KOSTEVC    for DR juniors with MK rapid fire pistol with 487 rounds,
ANDREJ BRUNŠEK for DR members with MK rapid fire pistol with 533 rounds,
SD DUŠAN POŽENEL for DR team members with MK rapid fire pistol (Andrej Brunšek, Peter Tkalec and Nenad Vignjević) with 1551 rounds.

Gold plaque:

ROBERT MARKOJA for 2nd place with standard rifle VK at the World Championships in Munich, for 3rd place as a team with standard rifle VK at the World Championships in Munich and for 5th place with 10 m crossbow at the World Championships in Avon,
RAJMOND DEBEVEC for 3rd place in the team with standard rifle VK at the World Rifle Championships in Munich and for DR members with MK rifle 60 lie with 600 rounds,
DUŠAN ZIŠKO    for 3rd place in the team with standard rifle VK at the World Rifle Championships in Munich,
FRANČEK GORAZD TIRŠEK for 6th place in air rifle at the World Championships in Zagreb and for 3rd place in air rifle team at the World Championships in Zagreb,
DAMJAN PAVLIN    for 3rd place in the air rifle team at the World Championships in Zagreb and
SREČKO MAJCENOVIČ for 3rd place in the air rifle team event at the World Championships in Zagreb.

Recognition for organisational work in the SZS:

Gold plaque:

SAVO STRMOLE        for many years of professional work in shooting and for special merits in the development of sport shooting in Slovenia
PETER GOLOB        for many years of professional work in the shooting sports           
LJUBO GERMIČ        for many years of professional work in the shooting sports
STANISLAV PODLESNIK    for many years of professional work in the shooting sports
BLAŽ GREŠAK        for long service in the shooting sports
RAFAEL LAH        for long service in the shooting sports
SD I. POHORSKI BATTALION RUŠE     on the occasion of its 60th anniversary
SD KIDRICHEVO                                 on the occasion of its 60th anniversary
SD JOŽE KERENČIČ MIKLAVŽ            on the occasion of its 50th anniversary

THE BEST SHOOTERS AND THE ASSOCIATION

They are the best in each category according to the Slovenian Rifle Association:

Pioneering women: Vesna Markelj and Laura Rant, Zelezniki
Pioneers: Tadej Štojs, Triglav Javornik Koroška Bela
juniors: Živa Dvoršak, Olimpija Ljubljana
juniors: Grega Potočnik, Radovljica
shooter: Renata Oražem Vršič, Grosuplje
shooter: Rajmond Debevec, Olimpija Ljubljana
Rifle Association: SD Grosuplje.

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