The Pakistani shooter Huzaifa Waleed Gill won a silver medal at the individual event of 800 yards in the European C-Class Championship Long Range 2025 held in the United Kingdom, according to the official results of the competition.
The event presented the participation of more than 260 shooters representing 18 countries, including the United States, Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom and Pakistan.
Pakistan was represented by a team of 12 members, which scored 1,106 points on a possible 1,200, confirmed the official championship report.
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The officials of the Pakistani team on the spot confirmed that Gill’s performance had increased the Pakistani flag on the world scene, highlighting his dedication and his efforts for months of rigorous practice and preparation for international competitions. Gill’s realization has brought recognition to Pakistan in the world shooting circuit.
The long -range European championship in class F is an annual competition governed by international shooting federations, featuring standardized long -range events for individual and team shooters.
The 2025 edition included several events, the individual event of 800 yards presenting the winning performance of Gill.
A position shared on the national Instagram handle of long -range shooting from Pakistan also confirmed the victory of the medal.
Team Pakistan officials said Gill reflects his commitment and perseverance, as she has undergone intensive training to compete at the highest international level. “His hard work and his discipline have established a reference for budding shooters in Pakistan,” said a team spokesperson.
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Pakistan’s participation in the championship marks its participation in global shooting competitions, with future events planned in Europe and Asia.
Officials have confirmed that the country aims to extend its presence in the upcoming championships, encouraging more national shooters to participate.
