Rogley wins the gold by a clear margin

03/27/22

Young shooters up to the age of 13 competed in the Youth Singles 10m Pistol Final. Small squad shooter Patrick Rogley rose to prominence.

While the birds were already tweeting outside, on March 27, 2022, bowlers from all over Switzerland arrived in Schwadernau to make their way to the final in Bernese Sealand.
About 14 bowlers made it to the final, and had a fierce competition in the afternoon: in some cases, the difference in points was only 0.2 points! Some tough duels led to a sudden split at the top, which made for an exciting final era.

Rogley left everyone behind
After a hesitant start, Berne’s Patrick Rogley improved steadily in the U-21 final and showed strong nerves. With the last pass and with an impressive lead of 7.2 points, the young team shooter won the gold medal with 226.5 points. Zoe Tanner of St. Gallen scored silver with 219.3 points, while Samuel Péiroz of Valais finished with 195.7 points and the bronze medal.

In the U-19 category, Janis Whistler of Berne was bested by his name Janice Bader (ZH). With a total of 229.5 points, Whistler himself rose to the top of the podium and junior team killer Badr relegated to second place with 226.4 points. Lorient Ambrosini from Freiburg came in third with 203.4 points.

tough duel
In the U17 class, Ambrosini also took a place on the podium. In the most difficult afternoon duel, Alice Ambrosini, Lorient’s younger sister, took gold (233.3). It was only 0.4 points behind and lost to second-placed Valécian Samuel Thuri (232.9). Mia Hartmann from Graubünden advanced to third place with 207.6 points.

There were other medals in the under-15 category. With 369 points and a clear lead, Amelie Scheer of Neuchâtel took the gold medal. Lucerne’s Romeo Alfano finished the final with 356 points and the silver medal, and Graubünden’s Marco Oliveri won the bronze with 351 points.

In the U-13 category, Lorenz Samuel Berger (343) of Berne took the lead on the podium. It was closely followed by Neue Territaz (340) from Valais. With 333 points, Christine Dreyer from Bern came third.

A successful final also for Schützenwirtschaft, which attracted a large audience thanks to the large number of spectators. And last but not least to Gregor Forster, who successfully completed the baptism of fire as the head of the competition.