VALDEZ Jayson

Asian Games

Year	Location	10m Air Rifle	50m Rifle 3 Positions
2018	Indonesia	17	20

Asian Championships

Year	Location	10m Air Rifle	50m Rifle 3 Positions	10m Air Rifle Team X
2019	Doha, QAT	55	32	30
2018	Kuwait City, KUW	14	-	6

World Cup overview - Three best ranks per season and event since 2017

Year	10m Air Rifle	50m Rifle 3 Positions	10m Air Rifle Team	50m Rifle Prone
2019	1 x 69th, 1 x 75th, 1 x 103rd	-	1 x 37th, 1 x 47th, 1 x 56th	-
2017	1 x 29th	1 x 20th	-	1 x 31st

World Cup - Ten best performances since 2017

Rank	Year	Event	Location
20	2017	50m Rifle 3 Positions	New Delhi, IND
29	2017	10m Air Rifle	New Delhi, IND
31	2017	50m Rifle Prone	New Delhi, IND
37	2019	10m Air Rifle Team	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
47	2019	10m Air Rifle Team	Beijing, CHN
56	2019	10m Air Rifle Team	Munich, GER
69	2019	10m Air Rifle	Beijing, CHN
75	2019	10m Air Rifle	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
103	2019	10m Air Rifle	Munich, GER

Legend
X - Mixed, DNS - Did Not Start, DSQ - Disqualified

Basketball, taekwondo. (Facebook profile, 10 May 2018; issf-sports.org, 04 Mar 2017)

Athlete

Administration Studies - Adamson University, Manila, PHI

Filipino, English

PNSA Manila [Philippines]

Julius Valdez [father], PHI

Right eye, right hand (issf-sports.org, 04 Mar 2017)

His father Julius is a multiple South East Asian Games shooting champion, and has served as a coach for the Philippines' national team. (tempo.com.ph, 16 May 2017)

He began shooting in 2008 at Fort Bonifacio in the Philippines. (Athlete, 21 Jul 2021; 22 Nov 2010)

He was influenced by his father. (Athlete, 22 Nov 2010)

He trains at Fort Magsaysay Military Reservation in the Philippines. (olympic.ph, 10 Jul 2021)

His father, and also Filipino shooter Nathaniel Padilla. "He has supported me from the start. He gives me equipment, he buys me guns. In every competition, he gives me support so I began calling him 'dad'. (Athlete, 21 Jul 2021; rappler.com, 22 Jun 2021; philstar.com, 22 Jun 2021)