2011 IPSC Handgun World Shoot

2011 IPSC Handgun World Shoot
Official logo of the 2011 IPSC Handgun World Shoot
Venue	Kalamonas Shooting Range
Location	Rhodes, Greece
Competitors	1080 from 64 nations
Medalists
Production (Largest Division) Bob Vogel   Ben Stoeger   Matthew Mink
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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]

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 %). 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		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%	, 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 US. Ben Stoeger of the US came in second place 2.34 % behind, and Matthew Mink of the US 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			%

See also[]

• IPSC Rifle World Shoots
• IPSC Shotgun World Shoot
• IPSC Action Air World Shoot

References[]

• Official Final Results (Full): 2011 HG World Shoot XVI
• IPSC :: Match Results (Summary) - 2011 Handgun World Shoot, Greece