Hamar to host joint European 10m Championships in 2022

Competition will take place from 13-17 March next year It will become the biggest international shooting Para sport event ever staged in the Scandinavian country 25 Mar 2021
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Belgrade, Serbia hosted the first edition of the shooting Para sport European 10m Championships in 2018
ⒸBelgrade 2018 LOC
By World Shooting Para Sport

Hamar, Norway will host the first edition of the European 10-metre Championships jointly organised by the European Shooting Confederation (ESC) and World Shooting Para Sport. 

The competition will take place between 13 and 17 March next year, and it will be the biggest international shooting Para sport event ever staged in the Scandinavian country – as well as the first major championships after the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.

Tyler Anderson, World Shooting Para Sport Senior Manager, said:

“Hamar 2022 represents a historic moment for our sport and a great cooperation with able-bodied shooting. The European 10m Championships will be a great start to our new Paralympic cycle and World Shooting Para Sport looks forward to it. I would like to thank ESC and the Local Organising Committee (LOC) for their invaluable support.”

Bjorn Harald Vik, Chairman of the Hamar 2022 LOC, said:

“It is an honour and a privilege to welcome shooters from all over Europe to Norway for Hamar 2022. The motto for the Championships is integration, environmentally friendly, athlete in focus and optimal competition conditions. We look forward to meeting all in Hamar to exciting competition days.”

Belgrade, Serbia hosted the first edition of the shooting Para sport European 10m Championships in 2018 with 122 athletes from 27 countries.

Lasko, Slovenia was set to host the second edition in 2020 but the Championships had to be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.