Hunter MP Aims for Gold: Repacholi Wins First Domestic Olympic Shooting Nomination Event

Member for Hunter Dan Repacholi, aiming high for the 2024 Brisbane Olympics, fired his way to victory today, winning the first domestic Olympic nomination event for pistol shooting. The competition took place at the Brisbane International Shooting Centre, marking the start of the selection process for Australia’s Olympic shooting team.

Repacholi, a seasoned shooter and former Olympian, put on a dominant performance, finishing first in the qualification round and then clinching the gold medal in the final. This impressive win sets the tone for his journey towards Brisbane, with the next nomination event scheduled for Sydney in mid-February.

In a post celebrating his victory, Repacholi thanked Shooting Australia for capturing the footage of his performance, allowing his constituents and supporters to share in the excitement. This win is a testament to his dedication to the sport and his unwavering ambition to represent Australia on the biggest stage.

Repacholi’s success has resonated throughout the Hunter region, inspiring young athletes and reigniting hopes for Australian shooting dominance in the upcoming Olympics. His performance serves as a beacon of determination and proves that with hard work and talent, dreams can be turned into gold.

News Update Highlights:

• Hunter MP Dan Repacholi wins first domestic Olympic nomination event for pistol shooting.
• Strong performance in both qualification and final rounds secures gold medal.
• Next nomination event to be held in Sydney in mid-February.
• Repacholi expresses gratitude to Shooting Australia for capturing the event.
• Victory inspires young athletes and fuels hopes for Australian shooting success.