SADF Champion Shot Medal

• Name — SADF Champion Shot Medal • Presenter — the State President and, from 1994, the President • Country — South Africa South Africa • Type — Military marksmanship medal • Eligibility — All Ranks • Awarded For — Champion shots of the annual SADF Shooting Championships • Status — Discontinued in 2003 • Established — 1975 • Firstawarded — 1975 • Precedence Label — SADF pre-1994 & SANDF post-2002 orders of wear • Higher — * SADF precedence: • Commandant General's Medal • SANDF precedence: • Commandant General's Medal • Lower — * SADF succession: • National Cadet Bisley Grand Champion Medal • SANDF succession: • National Cadet Bisley Grand Champion Medal • Image2 — * Illustration — x29px • Caption2 — Ribbon bar

The SADF Champion Shot Medal, which replaced the Commandant General's Medal, was instituted by the State President by Warrant dated 1 October 1975, published in Government Gazette no. 4874 dated 17 October 1975.

The position of the SADF Champion Shot Medal in the official order of precedence was revised three times after 1975, to accommodate the inclusion or institution of new decorations and medals, first upon the integration into the South African National Defence Force on 27 April 1994, again in April 1996 when decorations and medals were belatedly instituted for the two former non-statutory forces, the Azanian People's Liberation Army and Umkhonto we Sizwe, and again upon the institution of a new set of awards on 27 April 2003, but it remained unchanged on all three occasions. • Illustration — Commandant General's Medal • Illustration — SADF Champion Shot Medal • Illustration — National Cadet Bisley Grand Champion Medal • Official SANDF order of precedence: • Preceded by the Commandant General's Medal of the Republic of South Africa. • Succeeded by the National Cadet Bisley Grand Champion Medal of the Republic of South Africa. • Official national order of precedence: • Preceded by the Commandant General's Medal of the Republic of South Africa. • Succeeded by the National Cadet Bisley Grand Champion Medal of the Republic of South Africa.

Conferment of the medal was discontinued in respect of championships on or after 27 April 2003. No new medal was instituted to replace it.

The champions from 1976 to 1986 are listed in the table. An award of a bar to a recipient of the defunct Commandant General's Medal is denoted by "(CGM)" after his surname. • Year — Rank — Initials — Surname — Service Arm • 1976 — data-sort-value="7"|Maj — A.L. — van Graan (CGM) — SA Army • 1976 — data-sort-value="8"|Capt — S.D. — van Niekerk — SA Army • 1976 — data-sort-value="14"|S Sgt — J.A. — van Rhyn — SA Army • 1976 — data-sort-value="6"|Cmdt — D. — Badenhorst — SAAF • 1977 — data-sort-value="8"|Capt — L.A. — Terblanche — SA Army • 1977 — data-sort-value="14"|S Sgt — J.A. — van Rhyn — SA Army • 1977 — data-sort-value="16"|Cpl — J.D. — Berry — SA Army • 1977 — data-sort-value="6"|Cmdt — D. — Badenhorst — SAAF • 1978 — data-sort-value="7"|Maj — C.F. — Schoeman — SA Army • 1978 — data-sort-value="7"|Maj — S.P. — Bezuidenhout — SA Army • 1978 — data-sort-value="18"|Sea — W. — Bosch — SAN • 1978 — data-sort-value="9"|S Lt — G. — de Vries — SAN • 1979 — data-sort-value="8"|Capt — L.A. — Terblanche — SA Army • 1979 — data-sort-value="5"|Col — C.H. — le Roux — SA Army • 1979 — data-sort-value="16"|Cpl — H.F.P. — Rautenbach — SA Army • 1979 — data-sort-value="14"|F Sgt — P. — Weepner — SAAF • 1980 — data-sort-value="7"|Maj — E.M. — Malone — SA Army • 1980 — data-sort-value="10"|2 Lt — G.S. — Potgieter — SA Army • 1980 — data-sort-value="11"|CO — P. — Botha — SA Army • 1980 — data-sort-value="16"|Cpl — J.H.J. — Wessels — SA Army • 1981 — data-sort-value="14"|S Sgt — A.P. — van Niekerk — SA Army • 1981 — data-sort-value="11"|CO — P. — Botha — SA Army • 1981 — data-sort-value="7"|Maj — E.M. — Malone — SA Army • 1981 — data-sort-value="10"|2 Lt — G.S. — Potgieter — SA Army • 1983 — data-sort-value="4"|Brig — A.P. — Moller — SA Army • 1983 — data-sort-value="18"|Pte — L.J. — Driskel — SA Army • 1983 — data-sort-value="8"|Capt — G.S. — Potgieter — SA Army • 1983 — data-sort-value="6"|Cmdt — E.M. — Malone — SA Army • 1984 — data-sort-value="5"|Col — G.A. — van Zyl — SA Army • 1984 — data-sort-value="16"|Cpl — P.J. — Korkle — SA Army • 1984 — data-sort-value="18"|Rfn — B.G. — Enslin — SA Army • 1984 — data-sort-value="13"|WO2 — P. — Weepner — SAAF • 1985 — data-sort-value="5"|Capt — G.J.P. — Burger — SAN • 1985 — data-sort-value="18"|Rfn — I. — Cook — SA Army • 1985 — data-sort-value="11"|CO — G.C.O. — Landman — SA Army • 1985 — data-sort-value="12"|WO1 — P. — Weepner — SAAF • 1986 — data-sort-value="18"|Pte — M.J. — van Wyk — SA Army • 1986 — data-sort-value="15"|Sgt — F.A. — Woodrup — SAAF • 1986 — data-sort-value="13"|WO2 — N.M.B. — van Deventer — SA Army • 1986 — data-sort-value="5"|Col — C.H. — le Roux — SA Army

SADF Champion Shot Medal is associated with South Africa.