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AVON WCH - 10m MATCH RESULTS

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IAU WCH Avon September 1, 2010 Match 10m WCH Men: 1. Sergey Kamenski RUS 593/98=691, 2. Péter Sidi HUN 591/98=689, 3 Norbert Etner GER 588/95=683, 4. Beat Muller SUI 589/93=682, 5. Robert Marjoka SLO 584/96=680, 6. Stéphane Hartterer 584/95/=679, 7. Andre Weigl GER 582/95=677, 8. Thomas Lampl AUT 582/93=675 (23 competitors).

IAU Match 10 WCH Men Team: 1. Germany (Ettner/Weigl/Maier) 1749, 2. Switzerland (Muller/Schnyder/Ebnother) 1748, 3. France (Hatterer/Schueller/Le Goas) 1732, 4 Austria (Lampl/Bichler/Molg) 1719, 5. Russia (Kamenskiy/Kamenskiy/Schedrin) 1715, 6. Slovenia (Markoja/Moicevic/Hrescak) (6 teams).

IAU Match WCH Avon September 2, 2010 Match 10m WCH Women: 1. Sandra Tauber GER 394/96=490, 2. Silvia Guignard-Schnyder SUI 394/98=489 10/10, 3. Franziska Peer AUT 395/94=489 10/8, 4. Laetucia Billaud FRA 388/99=487, 5. Myriam Duperon FRA 390/96-486, 6. Inna Budeava RUS 388/94=482, 7. Monkica Zhand SUI 386/95=481, 8. Irene Beyeler SUI 386/94=480 (20 competitors)

IAU Match WCH 10m WCH Women Team: 1. Switzerland (Guignard-Schynder/Beyeler/Zhand) 1163, 2. Austria (Jansenberger/Peer//Untertrifaller) 1162, 3. France (Billaud/Chuard/Duperron) 1159 (6 teams)

IAU WCH Avon September 3, 2010 Match 10m WCH Under 21 Men: 1. Mickael D’Hallun FRA 390/97=487, 2. Manuel Wittmann GER 392/94=486, 3. Stephan Reichhuber GER 387/95=482, 4. Claude-Alain Delley SUI 383/96=479, 5. Romain Meignan FRA 382/91=473, 6. Louis Furst GER 385/88=473, 7. Istvan Kapas HUN 379/92=471, 8. Adrian Fuchs SUI 375/93=468. (14 competitors).

Match 10m WCH Under 21 Men Team: 1. Germany (Wittmann/Furst/Reichhuber) 1164, 2. France (Bostoen/D’Halluin/Meigan) 1147, 3. Switzerland (Fuchs/Delley/Gohl) 1124.

IAU PRESIDENT RE-ELECTED

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Gérard Boutteville, France was unamimously re-elected as President of the IAU for a second term by the delegates of 17 nations present at the IAU General Assembly on September 1. The meeting took place at Le Maison de la Vallee in Avon France. Thanking the delgates for their confidence in his leadership, Gérard Boutteville delared his aim to recruit new nations for the IAU crossbow-family, with the target being the IAU becoming a member of the GAISF within the next four years. Following his re-election, the IAU President declared that Charles Méchin (France) would continue as the IAU Secretary General to continue with his excellent work since 2008.

NEW NATIONS FOR THE IAU

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The IAU is growing; representatives of 4 new national federations were the invited guests of the IAU at the 15th World Crossbow Championships in Avon France. Pictured (left to right) Mr. Chandpasha Ahemadhusen Tamboli, President of the Crossbow Shooting Federation of India, Miss Saadia Zeggane Technical Director of the Algerian Sport Shooting Federation, Rev. Doctor Ferdnand Belibi Edza Technical Director of the Cameroonian Shooting Federation, Mr. Charles Méchin Secretary General IAU, Mr. Secretary General of the Archery Darts and Crossbow Federation of Kazakhstan Republic.