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27 shooting high performance high performance para 0 P Total investment 201415 2366200 high performance 1960000 high performance para 295000 participation 76200 other 35000 ASC funding as a percentage of total income 91 Shooting Australia has been rated as on track Olympic and progressing Paralympic. Shooting Australia had a great 2014 international season exceeding its medal targets at the Commonwealth Games six gold and two bronze medals and world championships one gold and one bronze medal in Olympic disciplines. Warren Potent was the standout performer winning gold at both the world championships and Commonwealth Games in the mens 50-metre rifle prone event. The para-shooting program despite having the best world cup season ever in terms of medals won failed to win a medal at the 2014 world championships. Shooting Australia has been transitioning to a selection model that better aligns to Australias Winning Edge and is based on current and future performance potential rather than filling quotas. This is a big cultural shift for the sport with a much heavier focus on performance outcomes and opportunities as opposed to selection. The introduction of individual performance plans and more engagement in a prescribed daily training environment has emphasised this shift with a greater level of accountability now in the system. governance Shooting Australia continues to progress its governance in line with the ASCs sports governance principles completing a board evaluation with the ASC during 2014. The implementation of the recommendations such as improving alignment across the shooting sports and increasing the size and diversity of the board should be priorities for Shooting Australia. 2014 benchmark event world championships medal target 0 to 1 actual gold 1 silver 0 bronze 1 total 2 2014 Paralympic benchmark event IPC world championships medal target 0 to 1 actual gold 0 silver 0 bronze 0 total 0 non-medal target achieved Y ski and snowboard high performance P Total investment 201415 971500 high performance 767600 participation 16400 other 187500 ASC funding as a percentage of total income 44 Ski and Snowboard Australia has been rated as progressing. At the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games Australian athletes won two silver medals and one bronze. While this result was within the forecast total medal range the team failed to win the predicted one gold medal. Following a detailed post-Games Australias Winning Edge performance case review the AIS considers a target of 12 gold medals and 35 total medals is achievable at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games. This is based on a large young cohort of high-potential athletes in disciplines where Australia has a history of success. Twelve new events were added to the Olympic program in Sochi eight in Australias priority sports of freestyle skiing and snowboard. The planned new Australian-based water jump and half-pipe facility projects are both experiencing delays however when completed these facilities will provide athletes with improved training opportunities in priority disciplines. The four medals including two gold won at the 2015 Ski and Snowboard World Championships indicate that the high performance program is tracking well towards its 2018 objectives. governance Ski and Snowboard Australia is largely compliant with the ASCs mandatory governance principles. It has indicated willingness to further develop and implement these principles throughout 2015. 2014 benchmark event Sochi Olympic Winter Games medal target 2 to 4 actual gold 0 silver 2 bronze 1 total 3