Suriname played host to the North ISH Open 2025, the year’s most prestigious shooting sports competition, held over three days. This IPSC Level 3 event attracted over fifty marksmen from both domestic and international arenas, showcasing exceptional precision, speed, and sportsmanship. While international participation fell slightly short of expectations, the foreign competitors compensated with their high-caliber performances. The Surinamese delegation stood out, securing podium finishes across nearly all categories. Ronald Brown (USA) claimed victory in the Standard Class, followed by France’s Régis Lemaitre and Suriname’s Andy Liu. Lemaitre also triumphed in the Standard Senior Class, with Liu and Bai Hongan in second and third places, respectively. Brown continued his dominance in the Standard Super Senior Class, ahead of Jean Condet and Marcel Tjon Kon Joen. In the Lady Class, Suriname achieved a clean sweep, with Tamani Stuger taking the top spot, flanked by Margery van Dijk-Amatdas and Angelique Tjon Kon Joen. Andrew Wilson emerged victorious in the Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) Class, trailed by Shaquille Liauw Kie Fa and Will Liu. Suriname’s Justin Heidanus, Alex Stuger, and Nicholson Zheng dominated the Production Optics Class. The Production Class saw Bruce Djosetiko claim the title with ease, followed by Nigel Sloot and Marc Loor, completing another all-Surinamese podium. Five prestigious IPSC President’s Medals were awarded to Ronald Brown (twice), Justin Heidanus, Tamani Stuger, and Régis Lemaitre. Suriname’s remarkable achievements at the event reaffirm its growing prominence in the international IPSC community, signaling a bright future for the sport.