Professional Shooting Championship Officiating

When I officiate, my focus is on maintaining international standards so that every competitor's score is valid and every medal ceremony runs without delays. I handle the electronic scoring, lane allocations, and jury duties, ensuring that lighting and target sensitivity meet strict ISSF requirements so you can focus on the sport.

Running a shooting championship requires more than just targets. It requires a precise infrastructure that leaves no room for error. As an ISSF B-License Judge, I bring a standard of technical compliance that ensures your event stands up to professional scrutiny.

My approach to officiating covers the entire technical ecosystem of a match. I deploy SIUS Ascor electronic targets for decimal-point scoring accuracy, ensuring that every shot is tracked correctly. Beyond the equipment, I manage the logistical backbone of the competition: lane draws, squadding, score verification, and the generation of official result sheets. If you are hosting a tournament, I provide the necessary jury personnel, including Chief Range Officers, to handle dispute adjudication and ensure the rules of the NRAI and ISSF are followed to the letter.

Whether you are organizing a formal association match, a school competition, or a corporate shooting event, the setup remains the same. I verify target illumination with lux meters, check firing point stability, and manage the protocol for medal distributions. By taking care of the technical jury setup and result management, I ensure the competition remains fair, transparent, and professional for every participant involved.