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July 25 2026PRESIDENT’S CUP LEVEL 3 MATCH Jamaica Rifle Association
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History of JRAreallygreatsite.com01 Its roots stretch back to the volunteer rifle corps of the mid 1800s, where units like the Kingston Light Horse trained for both defense and marksmanship. Over time, the JRA expanded beyond traditional full bore rifle shooting to embrace practical pistol, archery, cadet shooting, and Olympic style disciplines. Jamaica has proudly hosted major events such as the Pan American Handgun Championship and continues to field teams at IPSC World Shoots, strengthening ties with the global shooting community. Through partnerships with the Jamaica Combined Cadet Force, the JRA also nurtures young shooters, emphasizing safety, discipline, and skill development. Today, the JRA stands as the national governing body for shooting sports in Jamaica — promoting excellence, safety, and camaraderie while representing the island on the world stage. The Jamaica Rifle Association (JRA) was founded on May 25, 1896, when parish rifle clubs came together in Kingston to unify shooting across the island. That same year, the JRA gained affiliation with the National Rifle Association of Great Britain, giving Jamaican marksmen access to international standards and competition.
History of President’s Cup That resilience was rewarded in 2023, when the event achieved its first Level III designation, held on October 28 under the direction of Rohan Wallace — who also serves as President of the Jamaica Rifle Association. His leadership marked a new era of recognition and prestige for the Cup. Now, in 2026, the President’s Cup celebrates its tenth anniversary, standing as a testament to perseverance, growth, and the dedication of Jamaica’s shooting community.reallygreatsite.com01 The President’s Cup began ten years ago, marking the start of a journey that has steadily grown in stature. Our first official record was June 18, 2016, when a Level II match was staged under the direction of Match Director Andrew Gardner. The following year, in 2017, the Cup returned at Level II, strengthening its footing and laying the foundation for what would become one of Jamaica’s premier IPSC competitions. The years that followed were not without interruption. The COVID‑19 pandemic and other incidental circumstances created unavoidable gaps, yet the spirit of the Cup endured.
Organizers & Officialsreallygreatsite.com02Match Director: Oshane Llewellyn, NROI Jamaica Range Master: Rohan Wilson, NROI Jamaica Quarter Master: Paul Smith Match Director Range MasterOshane llewellyn, NROI JamaicaRohan Wilson, NROI Jamaica
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Scoring Targets 4 IPSC Targets, 3 IPSC Mini Poppers and 1 IPSC Plate Min Rounds 12 Ready Condition Standing (Rule 3.2.2, section 8.2 and Appendix E2) Start Position Heels touching marks Time Starts Audible signal Procedure At the start signal, engage targets, Strong Hand Only06Stage 1
Scoring Targets 3 IPSC Targets, 3 IPSC mini Poppers and 2 plates Min Rounds 11 Ready Condition Standing (Rule 3.2.2, section 8.2 and Appendix E2) Start Position Anywhere inside shooting area Time Starts Audible signal Procedure At the start signal, engage targets. Mini Popper 3 activates T1 and T2 which both remain visible at rest.06Stage 2
Scoring Targets 8 IPSC Targets and 5 IPSC Poppers. Min Rounds 21 Ready Condition Standing (Rule 3.2.2, section 8.2 and Appendix E2) Start Position Heels touching the rear fault line Time Starts Audible signal Procedure At the start signal, engage targets06Stage 3
Scoring Targets 5 IPSC Targets and 2 IPSC Mini Poppers Min Rounds 12 Ready Condition Standing (Rule 3.2.2, section 8.2 and Appendix E2) Start Position Heels touching marks Time Starts Audible signal Procedure At the start signal, engage targets. The stomp pad activates T4 (swinger) which remains visible at rest.06Stage 4
Scoring Targets 9 IPSC Targets , 2 IPSC Mini Poppers and 1 plate Min Rounds 21 Ready Condition Standing (Rule 3.2.2, section 8.2 and Appendix E2) Start Position Anywhere in the shooting area Time Starts Audible signal Procedure At the start signal, engage targets. Mini Popper 1 activates T8(Swinger) which remains visible at rest.06Stage 5
Scoring Targets 5 IPSC Targets , 1 IPSC Mini Popper and 1 plate Min Rounds 12 Ready Condition Standing (Rule 3.2.2, section 8.2 and Appendix E2) Start Position Anywhere in the shooting area Time Starts Audible signal Procedure At the start signal, engage targets. Mini Popper1 activates T2(Swinger) which remains visible at rest.06Stage 6
Scoring Targets 8 IPSC Targets , 2 IPSC Mini Poppers and 1 plate Min Rounds 19 Ready Condition Standing (Rule 3.2.2, section 8.2 and Appendix E2) Start Position Heels touching marks Time Starts Audible signal Procedure At the start signal, engage targets. Mini Popper 1 activates T4 (Bobber) which remains visible at rest.06Stage 7
Scoring Targets 13 IPSC Targets, 3 IPSC Mini Poppers and 1 IPSC Plate Min Rounds 30 Ready Condition Standing (Rule 3.2.2, section 8.2 and Appendix E2) Start Position Anywhere in the shooting area Time Starts Audible signal Procedure At the start signal, engage targets.06Stage 8
Scoring Targets 4 IPSC Targets, 3 IPSC Mini Poppers and 1 Plate Min Rounds 12 Firearm Ready Condition Loaded and placed on Barrel pointing directly downrange (Section 8.1) Ready Condition Standing (Rule 3.2.2, section 8.2 and Appendix E2) Start Position Anywhere in the shooting area Time Starts Audible signal Procedure At the start signal, engage targets. Weak Hand Only.06Stage 9
Scoring Targets 5 IPSC Targets and 2 IPSC Poppers Min Rounds 12 Firearm Ready Condition Magazine inserted with chamber empty and placed on Barrel pointing directly downrange (Section 8.1) Ready Condition Standing (Rule 3.2.2, section 8.2 and Appendix E2) Start Position Anywhere in the shooting area Time Starts Audible signal Procedure At the start signal, engage targets. IP1 activates T3 ( Swinger) and IP2 activates T4 (Max Trap) which both remain visible at rest.06Stage 10
Scoring Targets 8 IPSC Targets, 3 IPSC Mini Poppers and 1 Plate Min Rounds 20 Firearm Ready Condition Chamber and magwell empty and holstered. Ready Condition Standing (Rule 3.2.2, section 8.2 and Appendix E2) Start Position Heels on marks Time Starts Audible signal Procedure At the start signal, engage targets.06Stage 11
Scoring Targets 14 IPSC Targets and 3 IPSC Poppers Min Rounds 31 Ready Condition Standing (Rule 3.2.2, section 8.2 and Appendix E2) Start Position Anywhere inside shooting area Time Starts Audible signal Procedure At the start signal, engage targets. IP1 activates T4 ( swinger ) which remains visible at rest.06Stage 12
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