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The Aitchison College vs ACOBA Rifle Shooting Fixture took place on Friday, 25th February, 2022. The Aitchison College Rifle
Shooting team made a commendable clean sweep against ACOBA's Rifle Shooting Squad. The boys bagged the top four
positions with a highest score of 112/150 points by Hassaan Zulfiqar of (H1I). The 2nd, 3rd and 4th positions went to Muhammad
Saqib Sialvi (M1FG) - 101/150 points, Khudayaar Bandesha (M1A3) - 101/150 points and Syed Mohammad Ismail Shah (M1FG) -
93/150 points, respectively. The 5th position was taken by ACOBA's Mr. Jaffer Mehdi - 80/150 points while the 6th position once
again was won by Ali Ahmed Saad (H1B) - 80/150 of Aitchison College. Congratulations to Hamza Naveed Malik (AC 2007), as
the Firing Range coach.
We thank ACOBA for donating funds to reinvigorate this sport.
The ACOBA Firing Range