2011 IPSC Handgun World Shoot

The 2011 IPSC Handgun World Shoot XVI held at Rhodes, Greece was the 16th IPSC Handgun World Shoot. There were 30 stages which all had a Greek theme.[1]

2011 IPSC Handgun World Shoot
Official logo of the 2011 IPSC Handgun World Shoot
VenueKalamonas Shooting Range
LocationRhodes, Greece
Competitors1080 from 64 nations
Medalists
 Production (Largest Division)
Bob Vogel
 Ben Stoeger
 Matthew Mink

Champions

Open
Individual

The Open division had the second largest match participation with 373 competitors (30.9 %), and was won by Eric Grauffel from France winning his 5th consecutive Handgun World Shoot. Simon Racaza of USA came in second place 3.29 % behind, and KC Eusebio of USA another 0.71 % behind.

Overall Competitor Points Overall Match Percent
Gold Eric Grauffel 2161.5327 100.00%
Silver Simon Racaza 2090.3262 96.71%
Bronze KC Eusebio 2075.0371 96.00%
4th Max Michel 2032.2343 94.02%
5th Jorge Ballesteros 1984.7614 91.82%
6th Chris Tilley 1972.8225 91.27%
7th Saul Kirsch 1966.8020 90.99%
8th Emile Obriot 1935.8667 89.56%
9th Brodie McIntosh 1933.4587 89.45%
10th Shane Coley 1889.7241 87.43%
Lady Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Karla Blowers 1564.3264 72.37% 100.00%
Silver Megan Francisco 1546.0314 71.52% 98.83%
Bronze Jessie Duff 1522.5411 70.44% 97.33%
Junior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Shane Coley 1889.7241 87.43% 100.00%
Silver Rhys Arthur 1703.0686 78.79% 90.12%
Bronze Ben Thompson 1675.5128 77.52% 88.66%
Senior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Patrik Schneider 1702.0732 78.74% 100.00%
Silver Hubert Thomas Montgomery 1676.4347 77.56% 98.49%
Bronze Guenther Weber 1627.3416 75.29% 95.61%
Super Senior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Michael Auger 1538.2737 71.17% 100.00%
Silver Jose Josias Lucena Ferreira 1520.1386 70.33% 98.82%
Bronze Miroslav Kamenicek 1458.5918 67.48% 94.82%
Teams
Place Country Points Percent Team members
Gold 100.00%
Silver %
Bronze %

Modified
Individual

The Modified division had 59 competitors (4.9 %). Zdenek Henes of the Czech Republic took Gold in the Modified division in what would be the last World Championship featuring the division before it was deleted. Jerome Jovanne Morales of the Philippines came in second place 0.75 % behind, and Rob Leatham of USA came in third place another 2.41 % behind.

Overall Competitor Points Overall Match Percent
Gold Zdenek Henes 2070.2224 100.00%
Silver Jerome Jovanne Morales 2020.2959 97.59%
Bronze Rob Leatham 2004.8394 96.84%
4th Michael Voigt 1996.6022 96.44%
5th Nelson Uygongco 1984.5437 95.86%
6th Augusto Sergio Oliveira Ribas 1982.7230 95.77%
7th Jojo Vidanes 1953.5864 94.37%
8th Lazaro Jr Dela Cruz 1918.7898 92.69%
9th Vit Helan 1879.4344 90.78%
10th Papa Enrico 1870.0169 90.33%
Senior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Rob Leatham 2004.8394 96.84% 100.00%
Silver Michael Voigt 1996.6022 96.44% 99.59%
Bronze Juergen Flass 1726.8315 83.41% 86.13%
Teams
Place Country Points Percent Team members
Gold  USA 5955.0280 100.00% Rob Leatham, Michael Voigt, Jojo Vidanes, Barry Dueck
Silver  Philippines 5874.8565 98.65% Jerome Jovanne Morales, Nelson Uygongco, Enrico Papa, Christopher Panganiban
Bronze  Czech Republic 5733.2500 96.28% Zdenek Henes, Vit Helan, Milos Horinek

Standard
Individual

The Standard division had the third largest match participation with 336 competitors (27.8 %), and was won by Blake Miguez of USA. Juan Carlos Jaime of Argentina came in second place 1.09 % behind, and Ted Puente of USA came in third place another 3.2 % behind.

Overall Competitor Points Overall Match Percent
Gold Blake Miguez 2042.0007 100.00%
Silver Juan Carlos Jaime 2019.8368 98.91%
Bronze Ted Puente 1954.4319 95.71%
4th Jethro Dionisio 1949.8459 95.49%
5th Gyorgy Batki 1940.2000 95.01%
6th Emanuel Bragg 1923.9475 94.22%
7th Petr Znamenacek 1919.2622 93.99%
8th Travis Tomasie 1907.7391 93.42%
9th Julien Boit 1883.7398 92.25%
10th Jaime Roberto Maia Saldanha Junior 1865.5352 91.36%
Lady Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Randi Rogers 1440.7487 70.56% 100.00%
Silver Tori Nonaka 1407.8968 68.95% 97.72%
Bronze Lisa Munson 1398.8713 68.50% 97.09%
Junior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
1st Matthew Sweeney 1667.7814 81.67% 100.00%
2nd Davide Bergami 1587.9085 77.76% 95.21%
3rd Victor Dalmeida Arruda 1357.6409 66.49% 81.40%
Senior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Lucimar Domingues Oliveira 1694.4334 82.98% 100.00%
Silver Gottfried Post 1647.4140 80.68% 97.23%
Bronze Salvatore Simula 1572.9145 77.03% 92.83%
Super Senior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Peter Kressibucher 1379.3660 67.55% 100.00%
Silver Robbin Hudson 1229.0047 60.19% 89.10%
Bronze Hubert Muhlbacher 1203.6024 58.94% 87.26%
Teams
Place Country Points Percent Team members
Gold 100.00%
Silver %
Bronze %

Production
Individual

The Production division had the largest match participation with 397 competitors (32.8 %), and was won by Bob Vogel of the USA. Ben Stoeger of USA came in second place 2.34 % behind, and Matthew Mink of USA another 0.85 % behind.

Overall Competitor Points Overall Match Percent
Gold Bob Vogel 2018.8345 100.00%
Silver Ben Stoeger 1971.6789 97.66%
Bronze Matthew Mink 1954.5053 96.81%
4th Eduardo De Cobos 1951.1763 96.65%
5th Jeufro Emil Lejano 1931.6741 95.68%
6th Matti Manni 1924.6351 95.33%
7th Marian Vysny 1922.5075 95.23%
8th Ljubisa Momcilovic 1909.0751 94.56%
9th Alexey Pichugin 1883.8441 93.31%
10th Miroslav Zapletal 1881.0347 93.17%
Lady Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Maria Gushchina 1690.2536 83.72% 100.00%
Silver Julie Golob 1465.1259 72.57% 86.68%
Bronze Sara Dunivin 1459.5023 72.29% 86.35%
Junior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Andrej Hrnciarik 1835.5816 90.92 100.00%
Silver Pavel Torgashov 1658.1749 82.14% 90.34%
Bronze Diomari Ivan Tayag 1606.8428 79.59% 87.54%
Senior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Peter Heller 1727.4563 85.57% 100.00%
Silver Wilfredo Anglo 1650.7791 81.77% 95.56%
Bronze Francesco Servodio 1541.3121 76.35% 89.22%
Super Senior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Max Wiegand 1388.6102 68.78% 100.00%
Silver Robert Dunkley 1311.8065 64.98% 94.47%
Bronze Gerrit Dokter 1252.7853 62.05% 90.22%
Teams
Place Country Points Percent Team members
Gold 100.00%
Silver %
Bronze %

Revolver
Individual

The Revolver division had 44 competitors (3.6 %), and was won by Ricardo López Tugendhat of Ecuador claiming his second consecutive Handgun World Shoot victory in the Revolver division. Jerry Miculek of USA came in second place 5.16 % behind, and Matthew Griffin of USA came in third place another 6.42 % behind.

Overall Competitor Points Overall Match Percent
Gold Ricardo López Tugendhat 2125.9081 100.00%
Silver Jerry Miculek 2016.1364 94.84%
Bronze Matthew Griffin 1879.7188 88.42%
4th Sascha Back 1879.5531 88.41%
5th Phillipp Chua 1876.5566 88.27%
6th Zdeněk Němeček 1868.1494 87.88%
7th Markus Schneider 1803.6415 84.84%
8th Hermann Kirchweger 1802.1137 84.77%
9th Moacir Azevedo 1758.8465 82.73%
10th Clifford Walsh 1727.2302 81.25%
Senior Competitor Points Overall percent Category percent
Gold Jerry Miculek 2016.1364 94.84% 100.00%
Silver Zdeněk Němeček 1868.1494 87.88% 92.66%
Bronze Hermann Kirchweger 1802.1137 84.77% 89.38%
Teams
Place Country Points Percent Team members
Gold 100.00%
Silver %
Bronze %
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See also

References
  1. 2011 World Shoot XVI Handgun Championships - Practical Handgun
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