Maximilian Ulbrich is doing well at the DM in sport shooting: After his air rifle success, the Wilzhofener was very successful with the small caliber.
Munich – The series of top placements for the shooters from the region in the current German championship doesn't stop.
There have been a number of encouraging results over the past few days.
After his individual title with the air rifle, Maximilian Ulbrich also won gold with the small caliber.
With the Ohligser rifle club from the Rhineland, the Wilzhofener won the team ranking in the men's I category in the "3x20" discipline.
Maximilian Ulbrich wins the team classification
Ulbrich (584), Kai Dembeck (591) and Bastian Blos (581) came together to 1756 rings, which meant a new German record.
The lead over the second-placed KK-Schützenverein Königsbach was a whopping eight points.
In the individual classification, Dembeck won the individual title with a German record, Maximilian Ulbrich was ninth.
Johannes Ulbrich (SG Wilzhofen) also competed in the same competition - he took 17th place with 581 rings.
Maximilian Ulbrich wins silver in "KK 30 shots"
In addition, Maximilian Ulbrich, playing for SG Wilzhofen, won another small caliber medal, namely a silver medal in the "30 shots" discipline.
This competition was very exciting: two women and the 21-year-old ended up with 291 rings.
The results of the last series were used to determine the placements.
That's why Hanna Bühlmeyer (FSG Allach/97 in the third series) won gold in front of Ulbrich (96) and Isabella Straub (Forstschützen Ebersberg/95).
Johannes Ulbrich (SG Wilzhofen) took 17th place with a total of 284 points.
For Kerstin Fahl from Prem (shooting for SV Lengdorf in this discipline) 282 points meant 21st place among 43 women and men.
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Happy about silver: Air pistol shooter Elisabeth Harms from SG Bernried.
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Elisabeth Harms wins silver with the air pistol
In Hochbrück, Elisabeth Harms proved in an impressive manner that she is still one of the best in her field.
The air pistol shooter from SG Bernried won the silver medal in the women's IV individual competition.
Harms finished her competition with 365 points (91/91/93/90).
She was one point ahead of third.
Gold went to Hesse, to Kirstin Steinert (374) from SV Sulzbach-Taunus.
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The Holderried brothers from the "Burgschützen Tannenberg" were not granted top positions with the air pistol.
Matthias Holderried took 14th place among 58 participants in the men's I with 570 rings in the qualification. Michael Holderried (562) was 29th.
With their results, both missed the final of the top eight shooters.
Aleksandar Todorov (HSG Munich), who achieved 243.8 points in the elimination, became German champion.