Second day of World Cup Final Match – Last Awards of the Year
With the 10m distance qualifications and finals, the last decisions in the category of women and men brought an end to the waiting for knowing the best of class worldwide. In the ladies category, all strong nations provided at least 2 participants to the final, so that almost everybody expected the crystal globe going to France, Switzerland or Germany. But no, the only 17 years old Julia Hirner from Tyrol, Austria, resisted all attacks from her experienced rivals and proved that her results consistency, despite not having so many starts over the season, was not a coincidence. This way the only Austrian participant in the finals took it all and made her home club of Münster happy and proud. Gold medal and the small crystal globe for 10m women: Julia Hirner (AUT) Silver medal: Jolanda Prinz (GER) Bronze medal: Alexandra Geng (FRA)
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The category of men showed the same potential of surprise, having Jakub Novák (CZE) as the only Eastern European representative along the participants from the traditional Western countries. But this time, Dimitri Dutendas (FRA), kept the control over the entire course of the final match. Despite a 9 at the beginning, he scored only 10s till the very end, leaving the rest of the field falling off shot by shot. For Dimitri, this was a well-deserved crowning of the season, leaving him with a world record 399/400 and also with the big crystal globe for the Shooter of the Year 2024 in 10m discipline. Gold medal and the small crystal globe for 10m men: Dimitri Dutendas (FRA) Silver medal: Jakub Novák (CZE) Bronze medal: Moritz Blumtritt (GER) |