Taiwanese shooters Chen Qi and Song Yuting missed the Asian Games women's 50-meter rifle three-position final

Yang Kunbi. (File photo, taken by reporter Tu Jianrong)

[Reporter Lu Yangxuan/Comprehensive Report] The women's 50-meter rifle three-position shooting event at the Asian Games in Minggoya, Aimee, was held today. Taiwanese female athletes Chen Qi and Song Yuting both stopped qualifying and missed the promotion.

21-year-old Chen Qi entered the women's 10-meter air rifle finals as a dark horse in her first participation in the last Asian Games in Hangzhou, finishing in 8th place. This time she competed in the Asian Games again and scored 582 points in the women's 50-meter rifle three-position event, ranking 24th among all players and missing the finals.

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The 29-year-old Song Yuting also competed in the Asian Games again after the Hangzhou Asian Games. She previously scored 626.6 points in the women's 10-meter air rifle event and finished 24th. Now she competed again in the women's 50-meter rifle three-position event. She finally finished in 41st place with 567 points and missed the chance to advance to the finals.

The Taiwan shooting team won a bronze medal at the last Asian Games in Hangzhou. This year, Li Mengyuan took the lead in winning the bronze in the directional flying target. In addition to Tian Jiazhen, Chen Yuru, and Zheng Yanqing who will compete in the women's 25-meter slow-shooting pistol event tomorrow, gold medalist Yang Kunbi, "Eight Dynasty Veterans" Lin Yijun, and Liu Wanyu will also compete in the non-directional flying target event and strive to stand on the podium.

Lin Yijun. (File photo, taken by reporter Tu Jianrong)