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Christopher Jackson

**Christopher Jackson** (born 6 September 1966) is a Cayman Islands shooter. Outside of his shooting career, he is the infrastructure manager at Cayman Turtle Centre.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2013, he won the silver medals in the Automatic Ball Trap individual and team events.

In the Island Games 2015, he won the gold medal in the Universal Trap event, beating Juan Manuel Bagur Bosch of Menorca in a shoot off. He also won a silver medal in the Automatic Ball Trap team event and a bronze medal in the Automatic Ball Trap individual event.

In the Island Games 2017, he won the bronze medal in the Automatic Ball Trap individual event, but did not medal in the team event.

## Gallery

Christopher Jackson of Cayman Islands with his silver medal.
## External links

* Profile at Island Games 2015
* Profile at Island Games 2017
Jarryd Dillas

**Jarryd Dillas** (born 8 August 1985) is a golfer from Bermuda.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2009, he won the individual and team titles.

In the Island Games 2013, he finished in silver medal position individually, behind Gavin O'Neill from Jersey.

In the Island Games 2017, he finished 5th in men's individual golf. Bermuda finished 4th in the men's team competition.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 2009 - Golf - Men's Individual
2. ↑ Island Games 2013 - Golf - Men's Individual
3. ↑ Island Games 2017 - Golf - Men's Individual
Mark Constable

**Mark Constable** (born on 15 September 1976) is a badminton player from Jersey. He moved to the Channel Island from his birth city of Coventry, England. In the 2015 Island Games, held in Jersey, he won the Men's Singles and Team titles. He also represented Jersey in the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, having won a gold medal for birth nation England in Manchester 2002.

In addition to the two gold medals won, Mark won a bronze in Men's doubles with partner Alexander Hutchings.

## Biography

He began playing badminton aged 7. In the 1998 and 2002 Commonwealth Games he won medals for England before later renouncing his English citizenship to move to Jersey where he made Jersey his home and became the island's Badminton Development Officer. So he underwent a lot of training and in 2015, made his Island Games debut to huge success.
Pedro Portella Salord

**Pedro Portella Salord** (born 9 June) is a Spanish shooter representing Menorca.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won two bronze medals. He won the bronze medal in the 25m Centrefire and 50m Prone Smallbore Rifle events which were won by Fredrik Stenström from Gotland and Andrew Chapman from Jersey respectively.
Bobby Oag

**Bobby Oag** (born 29 June) is a Scottish triathlete from Orkney and a Island Games gold medalist.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2013 in Bermuda, Oag won the men's triathlon in 2 hours and 4 seconds and collapsed on the finish line due to the heat.

In the Island Games 2017, he competed in triathlon. He finished in bronze medal position in men's triathlon, behind the winner Daniel Halksworth from Jersey and runner up Nil Riudavets Victory from Menorca.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.bermudasun.bm/Content/Mobile-Site-Home/Mobile/Article/Oag-collapses-after-triathlon-win/-5/-5/68410
Matthew Parkman

**Matthew Parkman** (born 21 September 1984) is a British golfer representing Jersey. He has competed in the Island Games five times.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2015, he was disqualified from men's individual golf after a practice round at Royal Jersey. Parkman had fallen foul of the rule stipulating that unofficial practice rounds are not allowed to be played before the course has been used, meaning that Parkman was suspended from today's play. Jersey finished 4th in the men's team competition.

In the Island Games 2017, he finished 26th in men's individual golf. Jersey finished 2nd and won silver in the men's team competition.

## References

1. ↑ https://jerseyeveningpost.com/sport/2015/07/01/island-games-jersey-golfer-suspended-for-one-day-after-playing-illegal-practice-round/#XuXMZ1vVrSAUA5gH.99
2. ↑ Island Games 2015 - Golf - Men's Individual
3. ↑ Island Games 2017 - Golf - Men's Individual

## External Links

* Profile at Island Games 2015
* Profile at Island Games 2017
Athletics

**Athletics** is a sport in the Island Games and has appeared in every games since the I Island Games of 1985.

It consists of both individual and team races as well as field events.

The most notable Island Gamers to have competed in Athletics include:

* Team GB Olympic athlete **Lee Merrien** from Guernsey.
* Commonwealth Games athlete **Zane Duquemin** from Jersey.
* Team Sweden Olympian **Mattias Sunneborn** from Gotland.
Hannah Scriven

**Hannah Scriven** (born 15 October 1997) is a golfer from Jersey. She has a gold medal from the team competition in the Island Games 2017 as her foremost international merit.

## Biography

Scriven came in ninth place individually in the Island Games 2015. Jersey won the Women's Team Competition this year.

In the Island Games 2017, she came in 16th place individually, while Jersey gained bronze in the team competition.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 2017 - *Golf - Ladies Individual*

## External links

* Profile at Island Games 2017
* Profile at Island Games 2015
Peter Nordgren

**Peter Nordgren** (born 17 March 1957) is a Swedish shooter representing Gotland who lives in Visby.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won one gold medal and one silver medal. He won the gold medal in the 25m Standard Pistol Team event with Gotland team mate Bengt Hyytiäinen. He won the silver medal in the 25m Rapid Fire Team event with Gotland team mate Olof Widing, as Roy Aune and Jørgen Olsen from Hitra won the gold medal.
Murray Middleton

**Murray Middleton** (born 4 August 1993) is a Falkland Islands shooter. In addition to his Island Games, he has competed in the Commonwealth Games and the Commonwealth Youth Games. Murray competed alongside his father Nevin at the 2010 and 2014 Commonwealth Games.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he competed in the Air Pistol, Free Pistol and Standard Pistol in individual and team events, but did not win a medal.

## References

1. ↑ http://results.glasgow2014.com/athlete/badminton/1033686/murray\_middleton.html
Chapter 307

## Professor Penis

* Volume
* Magazine

**Professor Penis** (ちんぽ先生, *Chinpo sensei*) is the 307th chapter of the *Golden Kamuy* manga.

## Synopsis

In the third train car, as the grenade blows up, Asirpa and Shiraishi feels the blunt of the explosion from their hiding spot and looks up to see that Ushiyama had been mortally wounded by the blast. Ushiyama looks back at Asirpa and asks if she had not been harmed by the grenade before collapsing to the floor. Ushiyama recalls Ienaga's words asking him when he was perfect and he responds, in his final moment, that right now is his perfect state. As Asirpa cries over Ushiyama's body, Shiraishi gives him an eulogy, saying that he was strong in a fight but weak when it comes to women and that he managed to stay cool up to the very end.

In the second train car, the big bear begins assaulting the 7th Division soldiers there and Sugimoto retreats, leaving behind the soldiers who are too crowded to escape from the bear. Meanwhile, Shiraishi notices that the quiver had disappeared, much to Asirpa's shock. Outside, a heavily wounded Tsukishima has the quiver and calls to Tsurumi, who leans over, that he has the land deed in hand, and gives it to him. As Nagakura and Kantarou chases after the train on horseback, Tsurumi says that he is going to settle things once and for all and lends his hand to Tsukishima, asking him to join him on top.

Tsukishima reaches his hand out to Tsurumi but he is stopped by Koito, warning him not to go up as he will die if he does. Tsukishima argues with him, saying that he is going to witness everything at Tsurumi's side. Koito ignores Tsukishima, calling out to Tsurumi that both Hijikata and Ushiyama are dead and now that he has the land deed in his hands, he should let Tsukishima, who has done more than enough for him, to go free. Sugimoto finds Asirpa and Shiraishi, telling Asirpa that a bear got on the train and that she should take it down with her poison arrows. Asirpa says that they are in her quiver and when Sugimoto urges her to get them out, she reveals that they had been stolen.

As Tsurumi walks away with the quiver in hand, Koito is alarmed to see Hijikata still alive and walking around on the train. Hijikata, suffering from a brain damage and having a delusion, declares that he is on death duty and tells his Shinsengumi companions to come and follow him. As Hijikata walks towards Sugimoto's Group, Shiraishi notices that something seems off about him. Sugimoto's Group manages to avoid Hijikata's attack as he cuts down a 7th Division soldier behind them. Hijikata imagines that he has cut down a rebel samurai as he tells Okita and Saitou to chase after the other samurai before preparing to fight an angry bear raging at him.

## Character Appearances

* Asirpa
* Yoshitake Shiraishi
* Tatsuma Ushiyama
* Tokushirou Tsurumi
* Otonoshin Koito
* Hajime Tsukishima
* Saichi Sugimoto
* Toshizou Hijikata
* Isami Kondou *(Cameo)*
* Kano Ienaga *(Flashback)*

## Trivia

* The Shinsengumi that appear in this chapter are based on actual historical Shinsengumi: Kondou Isami, Okita Souji, and, likely, Saitou Hajime.
Roger Winskill

**Roger Winskill** (born 23 July) is a Manx shooter

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won a silver medal. He won the silver medal in the 25m Centrefire team event with Isle of Man team mate Martin Cowley, where Fredrik Blomqvist and Harry Pettersson from Åland.

He also competed in the 2015 Island Games in Jersey but did not medal.

## References

1. ↑ https://jersey2015results.com/competitor.aspx?RegID=33024

## External Links

* Profile at Island Games 2015
* Profile at Island Games 2017
Jennifer Deeley

**Jennifer Deeley** (born 30 June 1962) is a Jersey golfer.

## Biography

In 1997, the first Island Games to include women's golf she won the individual and team titles. Individually, she finished ahead of fellow islanders Lynne Cummins and Gloria Paradiso to sweep the podium and as a team, they won gold, to beat the Isle of Wight and Guernsey women's teams.

In the Island Games 2015, she finished third individually, behind Aimee Ponte and Flora Keites, and finished in gold medal position in the team event.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 2015 - Golf - Ladies Individual
Ben Lowndes

**Ben Lowndes** (born 10 April 1986) is a swimmer from Guernsey. In the 2017 Island Games in Gotland, he won 3 gold medals, 2 silver medals and 1 bronze medal. He was promoted to the bronze medal position in the Men's 200m Butterfly when Dillon Pestana was disqualified.

He has also taken part in the Commonwealth Games, most recently in 2014.

## References

1. ↑ http://g2014results.thecgf.com/athlete/cycling\_road/1025283/ben\_lowndes.html
Nil Riudavets Victory

**Nil Riudavets Victory** (born 3 April 1996) is a Minorcan athlete, swimmer and triathlete.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he competed in athletics, swimming and triathlon. He finished in silver medal position in men's triathlon, behind the winner Daniel Halksworth from Jersey.

## Links

* Profile at Island Games 2017
* Profile at ITU World Triathlon
Colin Daly

**Colin Daly** (born 27 November 1993) is a golfer from Gotland. He has two bronze medals from the 2017 Island Games.

## Biography

Daly finished in joint 16th place individually in the 2015 Island Games. Gotland came in eighth place in the team competition in these games.

In the 2017 Island Games he finished third in the men's individual event, behind Alex McAuley and Tom Harris. Gotland also received bronze in the team competition this year.

## References

1. ↑ Jersey 2015 - *Golf - Men's Individual*
2. ↑ Island Games 2017 - *Golf - Men's Individual*
Frida Eriksson

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## Medals

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**Frida Eriksson** (born 18 February) is a Swedish shooter representing Gotland.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, she won three gold medals, one silver medal and one bronze medal.
Ian Barette

**Ian Barette** also spelt **Iain Barette** (born 29 August 1959) is a Jersey shooter.

## Biography

In 2015, at the Island Games in Jersey, he won two gold medals and one silver medal. He won the gold medal in the English Skeet and Sport Trap team events. In the English Skeet individual event he finished in the silver medal position, as Mark Andrews from Jersey won the gold medal.
Cycling at the 2013 Island Games

**Cycling**, for the 2013 Island Games, took place throughout the whole of Bermuda. This sport was contested from the 14 to 18 July 2013.

## References

1. ↑ Men's Individual Road Race Results
2. ↑ Men's Individual Time Trial Results
3. ↑ Men's Individual Mountain Bike Criterium Results
4. ↑ Men's Individual Mountain Bike Cross Country Results
5. ↑ Men's Team Road Race Results
6. ↑ Men's Team Time Trial Results
7. ↑ Men's Individual Town Centre Criterium Results
8. ↑ Men's Team Mountain Bike Cross Country Results
9. ↑ Women's Individual Road Race Results
10. ↑ Women's Individual Time Trial Results
11. ↑ Women's Team Road Race Results
12. ↑ Women's Team Time Trial Results
13. ↑ Women's Individual Town Centre Criterium Results
Chapter 145

## Mister Loose Cannon

* Color
* Magazine

**Mister Loose Cannon**, or **Mister No Control** (ミスター制御不能, *Misutā Seigyo Funō*) is the 145th chapter of the *Golden Kamuy* manga.

## Synopsis

As Sugimoto's team and Gansoku's team fight each other, Tanigaki notices that something is wrong with Sugimoto and asks if he is alright. Their team was able to beat three of the four opponents, leaving just Gansoku left as the sole contender as he taunts them to come at him all at once. However, he is able to effortlessly knock them away as they comment on how strong Gansoku is.

As Gansoku revels in the crowd's cheer, Sugimoto delivers an illegal kick to Gansoku's face, knocking him down, much to the shock of his teammates as well as the crowd. When the soldiers try to confront Sugimoto, they ended up getting hit by him as well. The crowd then tries to stop Sugimoto, but they all are assaulted by Sugimoto, which leads to an all-out brawl between everyone.

Just then, Sugimoto grabs a hammer and a sickle, alarming everyone within the building. With liquid oozing out from his head, it is clear that Sugimoto is longer in the right state of mind as he indiscriminately attacks everyone he sees. As he attacks Gansoku, he utters the words "gold" and "stash", thus leading Gansoku to realize what he is after, and runs away.

The three soldiers chases after Gansoku and were able to find him after hearing his screams from being attacked by a wolverine. They were able to rescue him from the wolverine and takes Gansoku to a cabin in order to escape the animal who had been chasing them. Inside, they find that they are in a banya, a Russian-style steam bath. With the wolverine just outside the locked door, the four men has no choice but to to relax in the banya for the time being.

## Character Appearances

* Genjirou Tanigaki
* Saichi Sugimoto
* Maiharu Gansoku
* Otonoshin Koito
* Tsukishima

## Trivia

* Gansoku's move where he spins around and knocks down the Japanese soldiers appear to be based on the Double Lariat technique used by Mike Haggar from Final Fight and Zangief from Street Fighter.
* The scene where Sugimoto punches the crowd and yells that he is Sugimoto the Immortal along with several "ora" in between is based on the line "ora ora ora", a Stand Cry from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.
* When Sugimoto holds the sickle and hammer crossing, it matches the symbol on the Flag of the Soviet Union.
Helen Victoria Lagadu

**Helen Victoria Lagadu** is a golfer from Jersey. She has a bronze medal from the International Competition 2017 International Championships as the premier international merit.

## Biography

Lagadu finished twelfth place individually in the Island Games 2013. Jersey came sixth in the team competition this year.

In the Island Games 2017, she came in 12th place individually, while Jersey gained bronze in the team competition.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 2017 - *Golf - Ladies Individual*

## External links

* Profile at Island Games 2017
* Profile at Island Games 2013
Sophie Beardsall

**Sophie Beardsall** is a golfer from the Isle of Wight. She has one gold, two silver and two bronze medals from the Island Games.

## Biography

Beardsall was in sixth place individually in the Island Games 2009. Wight came fourth in the team competition in these games. Two years later, she received bronze individually in the Island Games 2011, where Wight won the team competition in the women's class.

She reached seventh place in the Island Games 2013, where the Isle of Wight won silver in the team competition. She won no medals in the Island Games 2015 , where she came in eighth place individually, and fourth in the team competition.

In the Island Games 2017, she came third in the women's class individually, behind Emma Lindman and Flora Keites. The Isle of Wight got silver in the team competition this year.

## References

1. ↑ Åland 2009 - Golf - Ladies Individual
2. ↑ NatWest Island Games 2011 - Golf - Ladies Individual
3. ↑ Island Games 2017 - Golf - Ladies Individual

## External links

* Profile at the Island Games 2017
* Profile at the Island Games 2015
* Profile at the Island Games 2013
* Profile at the Island Games 2011
* Profile at the Island Games 2009
Matthew Barnicoat

**Matthew Barnicoat** (born 13 November 1979) is a British golfer representing the Isle of Wight.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2013, he finished in joint 4th in men's individual golf.

In the Island Games 2017, he finished 27th in men's individual golf. Isle of Wight finished 7th in the men's team competition..

## References

1. ↑ Companies House
2. ↑ Island Games 2013 - Golf - Men's Individual
3. ↑ Island Games 2017 - Golf - Men's Individual
Matthew Oliveira

**Matthew Oliveira** (born 5 January 2000) is a Bermudan cyclist.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won one silver medal and one bronze medal. Individually, he won bronze in the Town Centre Criterium, behind Karl Patrick Lauk from Saaremaa and Torkil Veyhe from Faroe Islands. As part of the Bermuda team, he finished second in the Team Town Centre Criterium.

Also in 2017, Oliveira won a gold medal at the Youth Commonwealth Games, the first in Bermuda's history by winning the Time Trial, and also won a bronze medal in the Road Race.
Michael Schinkel

**Michael Schinkel** (born 14 June 1997) is a British golfer representing Orkney.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2015, he finished 27th in men's individual golf. Orkney finished 7th in the men's team competition.

In the Island Games 2017, he finished 23rd in men's individual golf. Orkney finished 9th in the men's team competition.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 2015 - Golf - Men's Individual
2. ↑ Island Games 2017 - Golf - Men's Individual

## External Links

* Profile at Scottish Golf
* Profile at Island Games 2015
* Profile at Island Games 2017
Sam Wallbridge

**Sam Wallbridge** (born on 6 February 1997) is a track and field athlete from Guernsey. At the 2015 Island Games in Jersey, he won three medals; two gold and one silver.

## Biography

At the 2013 Island Games in Bermuda, Sam won the men's 400m hurdles gold, but failed in an attempt to defend his title in the 2015 Games in Jersey to the home representative, Stanley Livingston. However, he ensured more success to win two relay gold medals in 4x100m and 4x400m this becoming his most successful games.
Andrew Eggo

**Andrew Eggo** (born 24 March 1971) is a Guernsey golfer.

## Biography

In the Island Games 1999, he finished 14th in men's individual golf. Guernsey finished 4th in the team competition.

In the Island Games 2003, he finished joint 9th in men's individual golf. Guernsey finished 1st and won the gold medal in the team competition.

In the Island Games 2005, he finished joint 22nd in men's individual golf. Guernsey finished 2nd and won the silver medal in the team competition.

In the Island Games 2015, he finished 14th in men's individual golf. Guernsey finished 2nd and won the silver medal in the team competition.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 1999 - Golf - Men's Individual
2. ↑ Island Games 2003 - Golf - Men's Individual
3. ↑ Island Games 2005 - Golf - Men's Individual
4. ↑ Island Games 2015 - Golf - Men's Individual
Gareth Joseph

**Gareth Joseph** (born 11 October 1976) is an English shooter from the Isle of Wight.

## Biography

In 2015, at the Island Games in Jersey, he competed in the English Skeet in individual and team events, and won bronze in the English Skeet Team Open event, with Isle of Wight team mate Benjamin Morris.

In 2017, at the Island Games in Gotland, he competed in the Olympic Skeet and Automatic Ball Trap in individual and team events but didn't win a medal

## External links

* Profile at Island Games 2015
* Profile at Island Games 2017
Daniel Halksworth

**Daniel Halksworth** (born 23 January 1986) is a Jersey cyclist and triathlete. He competed in swimming in the 2006 Commonwealth Games, and triathlon at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he competed in both cycling and triathlon. He won three gold medals in the men's individual and team triathlon and in the men's team cycling time trial. Individually he finished in bronze medal position in the men's cycling. time trial

## References

1. ↑ http://g2014results.thecgf.com/athlete/triathlon/1023603/daniel\_halksworth.html
Golf

**Golf** is a sport in the Island Games. It was first played at the 1991 Island Games in Åland and has been included at every edition ever since, except the 1995 Island Games in Gibraltar.

It consists of men and women's individual and team events. Before 1997, only men competed in golf, until women were allowed to compete for the first time at the 1997 Island Games in Jersey.

## Men's

The best performing golfers in the Men's individual event are Robert Eggo and Kevin Moore who have won two gold medals apiece. The current individual men's champion is Alex McAuley from the Isle of Man.

The most successful island in the Men's team event is the Isle of Man who have won four titles. The current team men's champion is the Isle of Man.

## Women's

The best performing golfers in the Women's individual event are Anna-Karin Salmén and Laura Robinson who have won two gold medals apiece. The current individual women's champion is Emma Lindman from Åland.

The most successful island in the Women's team event is Jersey who have won three titles. The current team women's champion is Gotland.
James Bradley

**James Bradley** (born 13 April 1971) is a Manx shooter. He has also competed in the Commonwealth Games, making his debut in the 2014 Games of Glasgow.

## Biography

In 2015, at the Island Games in Jersey, he competed in the Olympic Skeet individual and team events, alongside 14-year-old Michael Cross, but did not win a medal.

## References

1. ↑ http://g2014results.thecgf.com/athlete/shooting/1020759/james\_bradley.html
Chapter 166

## Request

* Color
* Volume
* Magazine

**Request** (頼み, *Tanomi*) is the 166th chapter of the *Golden Kamuy* manga.

## Synopsis

At the Orok settlement, one of the Oroks is divining the future for Asirpa's group with a reindeer's shoulder blade and tells them that somebody is coming from behind them. Shiraishi is worried if it is a bad omen but Kiroranke reassures him and says that an "n" shaped crack is an unlucky sign that means somebody is going to die. Hearing this, Shiraishi is relieved to see that they haven't received one.

Asirpa's group prepares to leave the Orok settlement by using one of their reindeers that the Orok people lent to give to their brothers in the North. Kiroranke tells Shiraishi that they should part ways and Shiraishi agrees to it, saying that his goals and Asirpa's goals are different. Asirpa says her farewells to Shiraishi as she, Kiroranke, and Ogata sets off for Russia.

As Shiraishi waves goodbye to Asirpa's group, he ponders on what he should do next and guesses that First Lieutenant Tsurumi would be the closest to the gold. However, he remembers Sugimoto's trust in him and chases after Asirpa's group to rejoin with them, with the excuse that there are blonde girls in Russia that he can have fun with. Meanwhile, back at the Orok settlement, the shoulder blade begins to form the "n" crack in it.

Elsewhere, Sugimoto's group are making their way up north towards the national border through heavy snow. Due to the weather, they are unable to see clearly in front of them and Ryu attempts to break away from the line. Tanigaki wonders if Ryu had a reason for going off line but Sugimoto brushes it off saying that he is just a hunting dog, unaware that they have strayed from the other sled in the snow.

Tsukishima notices that Sugimoto's sled isn't following them and fires off a gunshot which Sugimoto and Tanigaki hears. They then realize that they had been separated and fires off several rounds of their own but Tsukishima and Koito are unable to hear it through the heavy winds. Sugimoto gives up and says that they should make getting out of the winds and finding shelter their first piority. However, he becomes worried as if they don't do something quickly, they will die in the extreme weather conditions.

## Character Appearances

* Saichi Sugimoto
* Asirpa
* Yoshitake Shiraishi
* Hyakunosuke Ogata
* Kiroranke
* Genjirou Tanigaki
* Cikapasi
* Ryu
* Hajime Tsukishima
* Otonoshin Koito
* Enonoka
* Enonoka's Grandfather
Men's individual golf

**Men's individual golf** was first contested in the Island Games of 1991, which was won by Robert Eggo.

## Multiple winners

* **Robert Eggo** (1991, 2003)
* **Kevin Moore** (2001, 2005)

### Multiple medallists

* Andrew Challenor (3rd 2001, 2003)
* **Jarryd Dillas** (1st 2009, 2nd 2013)
* **Robert Eggo** (1st 1991, 2003, 2nd 1999, 2005, 3rd 2015)
* **Tom Harris** (1st 2015, 2nd 2017)
* **Kenneth Lindqvist** (1st 1999, 2nd 1997)
* **Kevin Moore** (1st 2001, 2005, 3rd 2003)
* **Gavin O'Neill** (1st 2013, 2nd 2015)
Deborah Thompson

**Deborah Thompson** (born 5 March) is a Jersey shooter.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, she won a bronze medal. She won the bronze medal in the ISSF 300M Centre Fire Prone Rifle Team event with Jersey team mate Bruce Horwood, as Lars-Olof Larsson and Håkan Pettersson from Gotland and Dominic Cowen and Michael Jenvey from Isle of Wight won the gold and silver medals respectively.
Matthew Loaring

**Matthew Loaring** (born 11 December 1990) is a Guernsey footballer. In the 2017 Island Games in Gotland, he was part of the third placed Guernsey team. During the tournament, he scored three goals including the decisive goal in the third-place match that ensured Guernsey to finish in third, and claim bronze over the Menorca team.
Fredrik Stenström

**Fredrik Stenström** (born 7 November 1973) is a Swedish shooter representing Gotland.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won one gold medal and one silver medal. He won the gold medal in the 25m Centrefire event, and the silver medal in the 25m Rapid Fire event, where Nemo Tabur from Saaremaa won the gold medal.
Mario Apap

**Mario Apap** (born 2 December) is a Gibraltarian shooter.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won one bronze medal. With Cayman Islands team mate Stephen Borge he won both those medals in the Open Division Team event, where Ivan Lundgren and Håkan Othberg from Gotland won the gold medal and William Campney and Ales Cevela from Cayman Islands won the silver medal.
Ales Cevela

**Ales Cevela** (born 9 July) is a Cayman Islands shooter.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won two silver medals. With Cayman Islands team mate William Campney he won both those medals in the Open and Standard Division Team events, which were won by the Gotland teams of Ivan Lundgren and Håkan Othberg (Open) and John Johansson and Kent Westerlund (Standard)
Nicholas Dewe

**Nicholas Dewe** (born 17 October 1964) is a shooter from Sark.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2011, he won the gold medal in the Automatic Ball Trap team event with Sark team mate Stefan Roberts.

In the Island Games 2015, he won a medal of each colour. He won gold in the Universal Trap team event and the bronze medal in the Automatic Ball Trap team event with Sark team mate Stefan Roberts. Individually he won the silver medal in the Automatic Ball Trap as Juan Manuel Bagur Bosch from Menorca won the gold medal.

In the Island Games 2017, he won a bronze medal in the Automatic Ball Trap team event with Sark team mate Stefan Roberts.

## Gallery

Nicholas Dewe from Sark with his shooting medals
## External links

* Profile at Island Games 2015
* Profile at Island Games 2017
Darren Masterson

**Darren Masterson** is a British golfer representing the Isle of Wight.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2013, he finished in joint 4th in men's individual golf. Isle of Wight finished 2nd and won silver in the team event.

In the Island Games 2017, he finished 18th in men's individual golf. Isle of Wight finished 7th in the men's team competition.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 2013 - Golf - Men's Individual
2. ↑ Island Games 2017 - Golf - Men's Individual
Aimee Ponte

**Aimee Ponte** (born 25 May 1996) is a golfer from the island of Guernsey. She is a multiple Channel Islands golf champion.

## Biography

Aimee has had many accolades throughout her career, including wins of the 2009 and 2011-13 Island Championships, and claimed four consecutive Guernsey Girls Club crowns from 2009-12.

She earned the 2011 and 2012 Channel Island titles, won the 2012 Hampshire Girls Championship, was a semifinalist in the Hants County Championship in 2011-2012, finished 15th at the English Girls Championship and reached the final 32 at the British Girls Championship in 2012.

### Island Games

She won her first medal at the age of 15 when the Women's Team of Guernsey finished third in the 2011 Island Games in Wight.

In 2015 she became ladies' golf champion in the Island Games for the first time at the age of 19, placing ahead of Flora Keites and Jennifer Deeley from Jersey.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 2015 - Golf - Ladies Individual
Bruce Horwood

**Bruce Horwood** (born 7 June) is a Jersey shooter.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won a bronze medal. He won the bronze medal in the ISSF 300M Centre Fire Prone Rifle Team event with Jersey team mate Deborah Thompson, as Lars-Olof Larsson and Håkan Pettersson from Gotland and Dominic Cowen and Michael Jenvey from Isle of Wight won the gold and silver medals respectively.
Michael Wight

**Michael Wight** (born 21 November 1964) is a golfer and cricketer from the Cayman Islands. His son, Payten, is also a golfer.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he finished 19th in men's individual golf. Cayman finished 6th in the men's team competition.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 2017 - Golf - Men's Individual

## External Links

* Wikipedia article
* Profile at Island Games 2017
Mutsuo Tsuyama

Overview
Gallery

**Mutsuo Tsuyama** (津山睦雄, *Tsuyama Mutsuo*) was one of the Abashiri Convicts.

## Appearance

Nothing is known about his appearance as he himself never appeared in the storyline. However, as one of the Abashiri Convicts, he used to have tattoos on his entire upper body.

## Personality

Tsuyama is implied to be a very powerful and dangerous man as Yoshitake Shiraishi would rather stay away from him.

## Background

Tsuyama was a very dangerous man who killed 33 people, which resulted in him being sent to Abashiri Prison. Sometime after breaking out, he encountered First Lieutenant Tsurumi and his squadron which included Genjirou Tanigaki. He was able to kill three men of the 7th Division before being finished off by Tsurumi. As a spoil of this incident, Tsurumi skinned his upper body and wore it as a shirt.

## Plot

### Escape King Arc

Tsuyama's skin is first seen displayed in Tsurumi's room. Later, Tsurumi is seen wearing a shirt made from the Tsuyama's tattooed skin.

### Edogai Arc

Tsurumi used Tsuyama's skin in order to persuade Yasaku Edogai to cooperate and work with him in order to throw the other parties in search of the tattooed skins into disarray.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Golden Kamuy Manga: Chapter 31, Pages 4 - 5
2. ↑ Golden Kamuy Manga: Chapter 31, Page 4
3. ↑ Golden Kamuy Manga: Chapter 72, Pages 4 - 5
Juan Manuel Bagur Bosch

**Juan Manuel Bagur Bosch** (born 6 August 1969) is a Spanish shooter from Menorca.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2011, he won two gold medals and two silver medals in the Automatic Ball Trap and Universal Trap individual and team events.

In the Island Games 2013, he won the gold medal in the Automatic Ball Trap individual and team events.

In the Island Games 2015, he won two gold medals in the Automatic Ball Trap individual and team events. He won the silver medal in the Universal Trap event, losing to Christopher Jackson of Cayman Islands in a shoot off. He also won a silver medal in the Universal Trap team event and a bronze medal in the Automatic Ball Trap individual event.

In the Island Games 2017, he won the silver medal in the Automatic Ball Trap individual and team events.

## External links

* Profile at Island Games 2015
* Profile at Island Games 2017
Golf at the 2017 Island Games - Women's individual

**Golf at the 2017 Island Games - Women's individual** was held at Slite and Visby golf courses in Gotland on 27-30 June 2017. In this, Emma Lindman (ÅLA) won to win the title and the gold medal - ahead of Flora Keites (JER) and Sophie Beardsall (IOW). She is the third woman from Åland to win gold in this event.
Guy Davies

**Guy Davies** (born 25 October 1996) is a swimmer from the Isle of Man. In the 2017 Island Games in Gotland, he won an impressive four gold medals, as well as two silver medals.

He also competed in the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

## External links

* Profile at Island Games 2017

1. ↑ http://g2014results.thecgf.com/athlete/swimming/1020780/g\_davies.html
Samantha Widmer

**Samantha Widmer** (born 18 February 1987) is a Cayman Islands golfer. She is a winner of eight national titles.

## Biography

She is the first and only golfer from the Cayman Islands to win medals in the Island Games. She celebrated a much deserved first bronze medal in the 2009 Island Games in Åland in the women's golf, and repeated this feat at the 2013 Island Games in Bermuda.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.iiga.org/media/2009/golf.pdf
Nevin Middleton

**Nevin Middleton** (born 11 March 1964) is a Falkland Islands shooter. In addition to his Island Games, Nevin competed at the 2010 and 2014 Commonwealth Games.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he competed in the Air Pistol, Free Pistol and Standard Pistol in individual and team events, but did not win a medal.

## References

1. ↑ http://results.glasgow2014.com/athlete/badminton/1033685/nevin\_middleton.html
Jeff Corkill

**Jeff Corkill** (born 21 January 1964) is a Manx shooter who competes in Skeet. In addition to competing in the Island Games, he competed in the Commonwealth Games in 2002.

## Biography

In 2015, at the Island Games in Jersey, he won two gold medals and one silver medal. He won the silver medal in the English Skeet team event, with his Isle of Man team mate Stan Cross. In the English Skeet individual event he finished in the bronze medal position, as Mark Andrews and Ian Barette from Jersey won the gold and silver medal respectively.

In 2017, at the Island Games in Gotland, he competed in the Olympic Skeet in individual and team events, but didn't win a medal.

## External links

* Profile at Island Games 2015
* Profile at Island Games 2017
James Daly

**James Daly** (born 5 January) is a Jersey shooter. He works for TCB Consulting.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won two bronze medals. He won the bronze medal in the Standard Division Team events, both individually and as a team with Jersey team mate Tobias Cabaret. He also won a gold medal at the 2015 Island Games in Jersey, with Tobias Cabaret.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.tcbconsulting.com/our-team/james-daly/
Jason Stokes

**Jason Stokes** (born 14 November 1997) is a British golfer representing Jersey.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he finished 6th in men's individual golf. Jersey finished 2nd and won silver in the men's team competition.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 2017 - Golf - Men's Individual

## External Links

* Profile at European Golf Rankings
* Profile at Island Games 2017
Rannvá Djurhuus Carlsson

**Rannvá Djurhuus Carlsson** (born on 23 May 1995) is a Faroese badminton player and footballer. At the recent Island Games in Jersey she became Women's Singles Champion in Badminton. At the previous games in Bermuda, she won the Doubles match. She is the sister of another player in the sport, Brynhild Djurhuus Carlsson.

## Biography

At the 2015 Island Games, Rannvá became the women's singles champion for the first time.

She and her sister won a bronze in the doubles match and additionally, they lost in the team final resulting in a silver. This allowed Rannvá to have one medal of each colour.

## Links

Competitor profile for Rannvá Djurhuus Carlsson.
Flora Keites

**Flora Keites** (born 2 June 2000) is a golfer from Jersey. She has two individual silver medals from the Island Games.

## Biography

Keites came second in the Island Games of 2015, behind Aimee Ponte from Guernsey. Jersey won the team competition in this games.

In the Island Games of 2017 , she was again second place in the women's class individually, this time beaten by Emma Lindman. Jersey received bronze in the team competition this year.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 2017 - Golf - Women's Individual

## External Links

* Profile at European Golf Rankings
* Profile at Island Games 2017
* Profile at Island Games 2015
Golf at the 2013 Island Games

**Golf**, for the 2013 Island Games, took place at the Port Royal Golf Course in Southampton Parish, Bermuda. The competition ran from 15 to 18 July 2013.

## Results

 Men's team |  BermudaGeorge (Mitchell) Campbell, Jarryd Dillas, Mark Phillips, Jevon Roberts
 Women's individual | Lina Billing Gotland
 Women's team |  GuernseyJanine Chamberlain, Abigail Howard, Aimee Ponte, Amanda Webber

## References

1. ↑ Men's Individual Golf Results
2. ↑ Men's Team Golf Results
3. ↑ Women's Individual Golf Results
4. ↑ Women's Team Golf Results
Carlos Riise

**Carlos Riise** (born 16 October 1964) is a Scottish cyclist from Shetland and Island Games medal winner.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he rode in the time trial, town centre criterium and road race in individual and team events. However he failed to win a medal. He finished 10th in the Time Trial and 6th in the Team Time Trial and was 44th in the Road Race and 10th in the Team Road Race, however he failed to start the Town Centre Criterium.
Golf at the 2009 Island Games - Men's individual

**Golf at the 2009 Island Games - Men's individual** was held in Åland in June 2009. In this, Jarryd Dillas became the second consecutive Bermudian to win the title and the Gold Medal.

Finishing in second and claiming silver was Manxman David Jones, and third and bronze medal went to Daniel Augustus, also from Bermuda.
George Foreman

**George Foreman** (born 23 December 1968) is a British golfer representing the Isle of Wight.

## Biography

In the Island Games 1999, he finished 26th in men's individual golf. Isle of Wight finished 7th in the men's team competition.

In the Island Games 2007, he finished joint 24th in men's individual golf. Isle of Wight finished 5th in the men's team competition.

In the Island Games 2017, he finished 35th in men's individual golf. Isle of Wight finished 7th in the men's team competition.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 1999 - Golf - Men's Individual
2. ↑ Island Games 2007 - Golf - Men's Individual
3. ↑ Island Games 2017 - Golf - Men's Individual
Savvas Diakonikolas

**Savvas Diakonikolas** (born on 25 June 1983) is a Greek track and field athlete from Rhodes. At the 2015 Island Games in Jersey, he won a gold medal in triple jump.

He set his personal best outdoor distance of 7.92 at Árgos Orestikó on 14 July 2010.

## Biography

At the 2015 Island Games, Savvas won the men's triple jump gold medal for Rhodes with a winning distance of 14.42. He also competed in long jump, but finished outside the medal positions in fourth.

## Links

Competitor profile for Savvas Diakonikolas.
Matthew Reed

**Matthew Reed** is an English shooter representing Isle of Wight.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won one gold medals and three silver medals. He won the 10m Air Pistol Team event along with Isle of Wight team mate Perron Phipps. Individually, Reed won two silver medals, in the 10m Air Pistol and 50m Free Pistol, on those occasions, Nemo Tabur from Saaremaa and Jonathan Patron from Gibraltar won respectively. In the 50m Free Pistol Team event he finished in silver medal position with Perron Phipps.
Torquil Clyde

**Torquil Clyde** (born 18 November 1966) is a Scottish cyclist and triathlete from Orkney.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he competed in both cycling and triathlon. In cycling he rode in the time trial, town centre criterium and road race in individual and team events, and in triathlon he competed in men's individual and team events. However he failed to win a medal.
Alex McAuley

**Alex McAuley** (born 26 March 1998) is a British golfer representing the Isle of Man.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won golf individually, ahead of his teammate Tom Harris, and Colin Daly from Gotland . Isle of Man also won the team competition for men.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 2017 - Golf - Men's Individual

## External Links

* Profile at Seton Hall University
* Competitor profile for Alex McAuley (2017)
Robert Spence

**Robert Spence** (born 25 May) is a Scottish shooter from Orkney.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won three bronze medals. Individually, he won bronze in the ISSF 50m 3 Position Smallbore Rifle event, where Simon Henry from St Helena and Björn Ahlby from Gotland won the gold and silver medals respectively. With his Orkney team mate Donald Sinclair he won bronze in the ISSF 50m Prone Smallbore Rifle Team event and the NSRA 100 Yards Prone Rifle Men Team event.

## External Links

* Profile at Island Games 2017
* Robert Spence's Facebook
Dominic Cowen

**Dominic Cowen** (born 2 April 1971) is an English shooter from the Isle of Wight.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won two silver medals and one bronze medal. Individually he won silver in the ISSF 300M Centre Fire Prone Rifle, behind gold medalist Björn Ahlby from Gotland, and bronze in the NSRA 100 Yards Prone Rifle events, behind gold medalist Simon Henry from St Helena and Lars-Olof Larsson from Gotland. As a team he won silver in the ISSF 300M Centre Fire Prone Rifle Team event with Isle of Wight team mate Michael Jenvey.
Stanley Livingston

**Stanley Livingston** (born on 8 October 1996) is a track and field athlete from Jersey. At the 2015 Island Games in Jersey, he won a gold and silver medal.

He is a Loughborough Student from Jersey who has been a professional athlete since joining the Under 12's team in 2008. Stanley is coached by Andrew Winnie.

## Biography

At the 2015 Island Games, Stanley won the men's 400m gold and 4x400 m relay.

## Links

Competitor profile for Stanley Livingston.
Lauren Hew

**Lauren Hew** (born 26 September 1999) is a swimmer from the Cayman Islands. In the 2017 Island Games in Gotland, she won 2 silver medals and 2 bronze medals.

Aged just 14, she made her international debut in the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

## References

1. ↑ http://g2014results.thecgf.com/athlete/swimming/1027678/l\_hew.html
Juanita Adlington

**Juanita Adlington** is a golfer from Jersey. She has a bronze medal from the International Competition 2017 International Championships as the premier international merit.

## Biography

Adlington entered 14th place individually in the International Ice Age 2017. Jersey received bronze in the team competition this year.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 2017 - *Golf - Ladies Individual*
Supergirl (Post-Flashpoint)

## Identité

* Nom: Kara Zor-El

* Alias: La cousine de Superman

* Origine: DC Comics

* Sexe: Femme

* Age: 40 ans

* Classe: Extraterrestre

## Bio

Supergirl est la cousine de Superman. Le véritable nom de Supergirl est Kara Zor-El, et tout comme son cousin, elle vient de la planète Krypton. Elle a été membre de la Ligue des Justiciers et de la Légion des Super-Héros.

## Statistique

**Rang:** **4-B**

**Puissance d'attaque:** À l'échelle d'un System Solaire | **Solar System level**

**Capacité de destruction :** À l'échelle d'un System Solaire | **Solar System level**

**Vitesse:**Plus rapide que la lumière | **FTL**

**Soulever:** À l'échelle d'une Planète | **Planet level**

**Frappe de force:** À l'échelle d'un System Solaire | **Solar System level**

**Résistance:** Inconnu | **Unknown**

**Endurance:** Assez élevée | **Very High**

**Intelligence:** Niveau intellectuel d'une génie

**Faiblesse:**  Kryptonite et le soleil rouge

## Pouvoirs et aptitudes

Elle est doté:

* D'une super-force.
* D'une super-vitesse qui lui permet de se déplacer à une vitesse massivement plus rapide que la lumière.
* D'une super-ouïe grâce à laquelle il entend des conversations dans un rayon de plusieurs centaines de kilomètres de distance, et peut repérer les bruits les plus infimes.
* D'une super-mémoire.
* De la capacité de voler à des vitesses extraordinaires. Il est estimé qu'il peut dépasser la vitesse de la lumière
* De la capacité à augmenter ses capacités lorsqu'il est exposé aux radiations solaires, de la kryptonite bleu.
* De la capacité à voyager dans le temps.
* D'une immunisation contre la manipulation de temps.
* D'une invulnérabilité.
* D'une super-vision.
* D'une vision laser.
* D'un super-souffle.
* D'une super-souffle glaçant.
* D'un facteur de guérison.
* D'une super-intelligence
* D'une vision télescopique et microscopique.
* D'une vision à rayon X : elle voit à travers les objets (sauf plomb).

## Note

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David Jones

**David Jones** (born 12 March 1977) is a Welsh shooter from Anglesey.

## Biography

In 2015, at the Island Games in Jersey, he competed in the English Skeet in individual and team events, but didn't win an medal.

In 2017, at the Island Games in Gotland, he competed in the Olympic Skeet in individual and team events, but again didn't win a medal.

## External links

* Profile at Island Games 2015
* Profile at Island Games 2017
Jørgen Olsen

**Jørgen Olsen** (born 1 September) is a Norwegian shooter from Hitra.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won one gold medal and two bronze medal. He won the gold medal in the 25m Rapid Fire Team event with Hitra team mate Roy Aune. He won the bronze medal in the 25m Standard Pistol Team event with Roy Aune, as Bengt Hyytiäinen and Peter Nordgren from Gotland and Jonathan Patron and Daniel Payas from Gibraltar won the gold and silver medals respectively. Individually, Olsen won the bronze medal in the 25m Rapid Fire event, as Nemo Tabur from Saaremaa and Fredrik Stenström from Gotland won the gold and silver medals respectively.
Daryl Callister

**Daryl Callister** (born 30 March 1989) is a British golfer representing the Isle of Man.

## Biography

He came in 23rd place individually in the Island Games 2015, and got gold in the team competition with the Isle of Man.

In the 2017 Island Games, he joined third place, along with Colin Daly from Gotland, but Daly won the bronze medal after the playoff. Isle of Man won the team competition for men.

## References

1. ↑ Island Games 2017 - Golf - Men's Individual

## External Links

* Profile at Island Games 2015
* Profile at Island Games 2017
Nemo Tabur

**Nemo Tabur** is an Estonian shooter representing Saaremaa.

## Biography

In the Island Games 2017, he won three gold medals and one silver medal. He won the ISSF 10m Air Pistol, 25m Rapid Fire and 25m Standard Pistol events and came in second in the 25m Centrefire event where Fredrik Stenström from Gotland won the gold. In the 50m Free Pistol, Tabur came 4th where Jonathan Patron from Gibraltar won the gold.