Kabir Dhillon
Personal Details
Biography
Kabir Dhillon did not start shooting until 2013, but in his first competitive season he won gold, finishing first in the junior division at the Indian national championships. That performance should have earned him selection to the Indian national team and a chance to compete internationally, but as an Overseas Citizen of India, he was denied that opportunity by the Indian government. That decision was upheld upon appeal to the Delhi High Court. In 2014, Dhillon won his first Canadian national title and achieved a career highlight with his fourth place finish at the World Junior Grand Prix in Porpetto, Italy while wearing the maple leaf.
PERSONAL
Family: Parents Ranvir and Gurdarshan Dhillon… Older sister Seerat… Getting into the Sport: Started shooting at age 15 with family and friends… Outside Interests: Grade 12 at Vasant Valley High School… Enjoys swimming, equestrian, video games… Odds and Ends: Favourite motto: “Never give in, never give up”… Game day routine includes meditation and listening to relaxing music… Nickname: Kabil, KB…
Olympic Highlights
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