File:Lina Jones, winner of the NSRA British Championship 2022.jpg
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English: Lina Jones (centre) with friends at the NSRA's Bisley 100 Meeting in 2022 after winning the British Smallbore Rifle Championship for the Earl Roberts Memorial Challenge Cup.
After tying with Dom Cowen (each scoring 784/800), she won the tie-shoot 195 to 188. Bisley 100 was the Centenary edition of the NSRA's Smallbore Rifle Championships at Bisley, first contested in 1922. The Meeting took place on Century Range at the National Shooting Centre, Bisley - owned by the British National Rifle Association. |
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