As of 2025, Guernseymen have racked up over sixty individual honours at the Imperial Meeting, which are detailed here. This tally includes two winners of HM The Queen’s Prize, and four winners of the St George’s. Nick Mace’s Silver Cross win in 2008 is the closest a Guernseyman has come to winning the Grand Aggregate.

WR Symons was the first islander to win silverware at the Imperial Meeting, then shot at Wimbledon, winning the Telegraph in 1880. By the end of the century, the island had its first winner of HM The Queen’s Prize in the form of William Priaulx, in 1899.

Winifred Leale, daughter of Guernsey captain Josiah Leale, became the first woman to compete in NRA competitions when she entered the 1891 Imperial Meeting. Leale made headlines across the Empire for her daring, and shooting prowess, which “equalled any man on Bisley Common” (Pall Mall Gazette, 1891).