Juma bin Dalmouk wins the shooting gold in “Masters 2026”

Sheikh Juma bin Dalmouk Al Maktoum was crowned with the gold medal in the clay-pit shooting competition, within the “Masters Games 2026” competitions currently being held in Abu Dhabi, and continuing until next Sunday, with the participation of about 25,000 athletes representing more than 100 nationalities, competing in more than 37 sports games.

The coronation of Sheikh Juma bin Dalmouk came after a strong and consistent performance in the five rounds of the 30 to 40 years category, achieving 118 dishes, two ahead of the Fazza team player, Ahmed Yahya Al Hammadi, who won the silver medal, while their colleague Walid Al-Ariani came in third place to win the bronze medal, confirming the Fazza team’s complete control over the podium.

The competitions were held in the fields of the Al Ain Equestrian, Shooting and Golf Club, where the President of the UAE Shooting Federation, Major General Mohammed Suhail Al Neyadi, crowned the winners, expressing his happiness at the return of the UAE shooters to the podiums in the local and continental championships.

Al Neyadi stressed that the achieved results reflect the amount of work the federation is doing to develop the game, stressing that the next stage will witness greater support to enable shooters to achieve more achievements and raise the country’s flag in various forums.

The shotgun shooting competitions are scheduled to be completed next Friday and Saturday with a bowl shooting competition from the towers, as part of the tournament program.