Dinopol shines in PNSA National Open

MANILA, Philippines — Former national champion Dayno Dinopol shone in the 2025 Philippine National Shooting Association (PNSA) National Open at the Marine Corps Training Center in Bonifacio Naval Station, Taguig on Saturday.

After securing the gold medal in the individual and team categories in the Metal Silhouette (MS) 10-Meter Air Pistol with 32 out of possible 40 metal animal targets, Dinopol tallied identical scores of 8 out of 10 in the Ram, Turkey, Boar and Chicken targets.

Dinopol got the gold in team category with national shooter Daniel Canton and veteran Richard Acoymo both with 28 for a team total of 88.

The Ateneo Rifle and Pistol Team (ARPT) took the silver medals in the individual and team categories courtesy of graduating student Krizza Jane Reynon’s 31 (good for silver in the individual), plus the 27 of coach Michael Go and 25 from third-year student Robert Allan Juan for a team total of 83.

Ateneo first year student Vicente Antonio Deoduco secured the bronze medal in the individual category with 29.

Dinopol shines in PNSA National Open

MANILA, Philippines — Former national champion Dayno Dinopol shone in the 2025 Philippine National Shooting Association (PNSA) National Open at the Marine Corps Training Center in Bonifacio Naval Station, Taguig on Saturday.

After securing the gold medal in the individual and team categories in the Metal Silhouette (MS) 10-Meter Air Pistol with 32 out of possible 40 metal animal targets, Dinopol tallied identical scores of 8 out of 10 in the Ram, Turkey, Boar and Chicken targets.

Dinopol got the gold in team category with national shooter Daniel Canton and veteran Richard Acoymo both with 28 for a team total of 88.

The Ateneo Rifle and Pistol Team (ARPT) took the silver medals in the individual and team categories courtesy of graduating student Krizza Jane Reynon’s 31 (good for silver in the individual), plus the 27 of coach Michael Go and 25 from third-year student Robert Allan Juan for a team total of 83.

Ateneo first year student Vicente Antonio Deoduco secured the bronze medal in the individual category with 29.