New Delhi, India — In a remarkable display of skill and precision, Chinese shooters Huang Yuting, Sheng Lihao, and Xie Yu clinched three gold medals at the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup Final on Tuesday.
Huang Yuting, just 18 years old, shattered the women's 10-meter air rifle world record with an astounding 254.5 points. Competing against elite athletes like Germany's Anna Janssen, who set a new qualification world record with 636.9 points, Huang demonstrated exceptional composure and talent.
Taking an early lead, Huang consistently hit her targets, narrowing in on the previous world record of 250.4 points held by Han Jiayu. Her performance peaked with two perfect 10.9 shots in the penultimate series, securing her place in shooting history. \"It's an unforgettable year, a shining chapter in my 18th year. I have learned and gained so much,\" Huang reflected on her achievement.
India's Sonam Uttam Maskar delighted the home crowd by securing the silver medal with 252.9 points, while France's Oceanne Muller claimed bronze.
The victories by Huang, Sheng, and Xie not only highlight China's dominance in shooting sports but also underscore the rising talent in Asia. Their success adds to China's proud legacy in international shooting competitions, inspiring the next generation of athletes.
The ISSF World Cup Final brought together top shooters from around the globe, making the triumphs even more significant for the Chinese team. As the athletes return home, their accomplishments are celebrated by fans and serve as a testament to their hard work and dedication.
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Chinese shooters shine with three golds at ISSF World Cup Final
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