Singapore’s Loveley Ng and Kazakhstan’s Alexandra Le won distinct women’s 10m Air Rifle titles during the ISSF Grand Prix in Shymkent. The federation’s October 26 report identifies Ng as the junior winner and Le as the senior winner.
Singapore’s junior double
Ng won the individual junior final with 249.8, ahead of Kazakhstan’s Anastassiya Grigoryeva on 246.3 and Singapore’s Joey Oh on 224.5. The Singapore team of Ng, Bernice Lim and Oh also won the women’s junior team event, with a combined 1871.8. Those individual and team scores belong to different result tables.
Le wins the senior final
In the senior women’s event on October 24, ISSF reports Le’s winning final total as 254.7. Individual Neutral Athlete Darya Chuprys finished second on 247.9, with Victoriia Mironova third on 227.0. The senior podium should remain separate from Ng’s junior result when the weekend’s achievements are summarized.
Why the event heading matters
The same discipline name can appear in a programme more than once because age groups and team formats differ. A headline that drops those distinctions can leave readers with the false impression that two athletes won the same final. Keeping the category beside the name preserves what each result actually represents.
This is a report on the rifle events described in the federation’s October 26 update, rather than a comprehensive final medal table for the entire Grand Prix. For a full event review, consult the corresponding official results before adding totals or declaring an overall national winner.
Explore more event reporting in Shooting Sports and organizational news in Firearms News. This article was verified November 2, 2026.
Archive context: the women’s air rifle competition at Sydney 2000. This is not Shymkent 2026 and does not depict Loveley Ng or Alexandra Le. Photo: DoD photo by Tech. Sgt. Robert A. Whitehead, U.S. Air Force. (Released) / Wikimedia Commons; Public domain Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nancy_Johnson_(sport_shooter)_1.jpg License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/ Sources checked November 2, 2026.
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