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New Straits Times
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Gan guns down two national records
SUBANG: Gan Chen Jie shot down two national records in the Tun Tan Siew Sin Trophy at the National Subang Shooting Range today. The Negri Sembilan shooter amassed 627.3 points in the qualifying rounds of the women's 10m air rifle to break the previous national mark of 627 set by Shahera Rahim Raja of the armed forces in 2019. Chen Jie's effort of 627.3 erased her national junior record of 626.9 set in the Selangor Championships in April. She went on to win gold in the final by accumulating 246.5 points while Nor Alya Aqila Mahathir of Perak (245.7) and Nur Ain Natasya Anderson of Sabah (224.8) took the silver and bronze, respectively. Chen Jie said: "I am honoured to have broken both the junior and senior national records today. It feels incredible to see my hard work pay off. "I hope I can stay on the right track and maintain this momentum to the Sea (Southeast Asia) Games (in Thailand in December)," added Chen Jie, who competed in the World Cup in Germany recently.
New Straits Times
02-06-2025
- Sport
- New Straits Times
NSAM sets modest target for Munich World Cup squad
KUALA LUMPUR: National shooters have been given a target of finishing in at least the top-15 at the ISSF World Cup Rifle-Pistol Championships in Munich, Germany on June 8 to 15. The squad travelling to Munich features a blend of youth and experience which includes two-time Olympian Johnathan Wong, Asia Cup champion Alia Sazana Azahari, Gan Chen Jie - who was named Sarawak Malaysian Games Sportswoman last year, as well as Hasli Izwan Amir Hasan. National Shooting Association of Malaysia (NSAM) executive secretary Hayati Shamsuri said the competition is expected to be stiff in Munich. "This World Cup in Munich is about giving our shooters exposure and an opportunity to improve their world rankings," said Hayati when contacted today (June 2). "Their performances in Munich will not be taken into consideration when selecting the squad for the SEA Games in Thailand this December. "This is a world-class event and the competition will be extremely tough. We have set a target for our shooters to reach the finals of their respective events. "However, given the calibre of the field, we would be satisfied with a top-15 finish." Hayati added that selection for the SEA Games will be based on performances on the national circuit. "We will use results from the national circuit to assess who has achieved the qualifying marks for the SEA Games," she said. "There is a broader pool of talent competing domestically. One leg of the circuit was held in April and the next is scheduled for June." Munich Rifle-Pistol World Cup squad: Johnathan Wong Guanjie, Wan Muhamad Syafiq Wan Mustaza, Hasli Izwan Amir Hasan, Haritz Iklil Hessly Hafiz, Alia Sazana Azahari, Nurul Syasya Nadiah Mohd Ariffin, Gan Chen Jie, Shaveena Mei Vejayan, Cheah Zen Hong.
