December 2011 - Australian Clay Target Association

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WACTA 2011
TRAP CARNIVAL
Gold for
Michael Diamond
at World Cup
Page 5
Page 3
2011 NSW
Trap Carnival
Page 6
2011 VICTORIAN
ISSF CARNIVAL
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International
Clay Target Facility
for Wagga Wagga
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2012 National ISSF
Championships
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National President’s Notes
VOLUME NO. 64
ISSUE NO. 12, DECEMBER 2011
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ASSOCIATION INC.
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Phone: (02) 6938 2121 Fax: (02) 6931 0125
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NATIONAL OFFICE
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email: [email protected]
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CTSN
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Co-ordinator
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NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
PATRONS
The Right Honourable
Malcolm Fraser, A.C., C.H.
Mrs Kay Hull
PRESIDENT
Mr Robert Nugent
VICE PRESIDENTS
Mr Ron Traill
Mr Robert Fox
BOARD
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Mr Robert Fox — Mr Allan Vilcins
EXECUTIVE
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Mr Terry Marsden — Mr Garry Hayden
Mr Brian Muirson —
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It is with great sadness that I have to advise the
membership of the passing of former National President, and
Life Registered Shooter, Mr. Bill Jones. Bill passed away on
the 7th October aged 70. Bill chaired the Finance
Committee for over a decade and should be remembered as
the man responsible for bringing commonsense and foresight
to this position. The current strong financial position of the
ACTA is doubtlessly due in no small way to Bill’s forward
planning and persistence over the period he chaired the
Finance Committee. Bill went on to become National
President before retiring due to illness.
Bill was a great personal friend and mentor to many of us and I can only hope that
we, who follow Bill, can make as much of our lives as Bill did. He has left us all a
great legacy. I extend our condolences to Bill’s wife Wendy, his 3 daughters and 7
grandchildren.
The current situation regarding the position of National Coaching Director remains
unclear. A conciliation hearing before Fair Work Australia reached no agreement
and subsequently a full hearing before the commission was scheduled. The claimant
then withdrew this action only to lodge another at the same time. This subsequent
action was then scheduled for a hearing, and then postponed on the same day we
received advice of the action. This may all seem very confusing, but I really don’t
know how else to explain the current situation to you.
The National office has received some correspondence and telephone calls regarding the discontinuation of the Club only membership category. This category was
originally begun as an incentive to keep old and long serving members as part of our
Association after they had finished their competitive involvement within the sport.
The maximum allowed in any club was 10% of total membership. Many clubs totally
disregarded the intent of this and had more than 20% of their membership in this
class. It should be obvious to all that this situation could not be allowed to continue.
The first meeting of the ISSF Development Committee was held at Wagga on
Monday the 24th of October and was attended by local members of Parliament,
Daryl Maguire and Michael McCormack, ACTA Patron Kay Hull, Russell Mark,
Don Johnson, Peter Adams, Director of Commerce and Economic Development,
Wagga Wagga City Council, and myself. The committee tasked with design,
funding and construction of International standard ISSF facilities at the National
Ground, had a very fruitful meeting. One of the outcomes from the meeting is a visit
and inspection of the National Ground by The Hon. Graham Annersley MP, NSW
Minister for Sport, to take place Friday the 28th October.
It is hoped that the committee will be able to achieve their goals to allow
construction to begin in late 2012.
Robert Nugent
Attention Mackintosh Team Members
Memorabilia required for Reunion in March 2012
We are looking for team photos from 1939 through to present.
Other items of interest required for the memorabilia display
during the Reunion include stories, badges, jackets etc
and would be greatly appreciated
Please contact the ACTA office on
02 6938 2121 for further details
DECEMBER 2011 – AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS
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CONTENTS
National President’s Notes 1
Executive Officer’s Report 2
WACTA 2011 State Trap
Carnival 3
New Membership Categories 4
Michael Diamond Wins Gold 5
NSW State Trap Carnival 6
Ben Howard wins Narromine
Landmark 100 9
Valeriy Timokin 10
ZZ Sydney Australia
Competition at Griffith 11
QCTA State Skeet Carnival 12
Bendigo-Maryborough
Sporting Challenge 14
Canberra International
October Sporting Clays 15
Vale 16
Digital Archiving 16
2011 Victorian ISSF Carnival 17
Competition Results:
Northern Territory 22
South Australia 22
Western Australia 24
Queensland 24
Tasmania 27
New South Wales 28
Victoria 34
Classifieds 41
Psychological Skills for
Shooting 42
Annual day/night at
Boorowa 43
Club News 43
45th Gum Tree 44
The Squire reports from
West Wyalong 46
VCTA North East Zone
Tower Double Rise at
Mathoura 46
Waratah Notes 46
2011 VCTA South West Zone
Championships 47
Echuca - Ray McKenzie
Memorial 48
Wangaratta - Skeet
Championships 49
Central Wimmera - VCTA
NWZ Carnival 50
Photo Competition No. 4
Winner 51
Cecil Park October Monday
Sporting Classic 52
Aaron outshoots all at Echuca
School Clinic 52
Golden Grain Shoot at
Coonamble 53
Message in a Cartridge 54
ACTA Welcomes New
Members 55
Break Badges 55
Shoot Calendar 55
On behalf of the National
Executive and the Staff of the
National Office I would like to
extend our warmest best wishes
for a Merry Christmas & Safe
and Happy New Year.
Chris Gibson,
Executive Officer
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS – DECEMBER 2011
Executive Officer’s Report
With membership renewal comes the
obvious question of what are we paying for.
As could be expected some phone calls and
emails have been received by the office asking
why memberships have gone up, why some
categories of membership have changed and
what money is spent on. Whilst the financial
statement is placed in the magazine prior to
the AGM each year I will indicate some of the
main items of expenditure which are necessary
to keep the Association running and working for the benefit of shooters
and the sport.
A major cost incurred is the operation of the National Office. Staff
carry out the duties of maintaining membership records, processing
memberships, managing handicap changes, maintaining the National
Grounds, organising Championships and their related activities,
preparing and editing the magazine as well as handling numerous
enquiries. There is also the day to day management of a large business,
which the Association is. In the previous year we have had a number
of developments on the National Grounds as well as completion of the
purchase of the grounds from the Wagga Wagga City Council. The
Staff also provide support to the Executive and members in relation
to the administration of the sport as well as the Executives functions.
Another major cost is the production of the CTSN. This is produced
monthly and delivered to members. The quality of the magazine has
improved over the last few years due to the efforts of the production
staff at Ironbark Graphics, office staff and the articles and information
provided by members. The last week of type setting is always a hive of
activity to fit articles in, find a suitable and relevant photo for the cover
and to get the print files to the printer on time. The Association, as you
are aware, provides insurance for all Clubs and members during the
approved activities of Clubs and information is available on the website
about this.
The Association is lucky to have experienced and dedicated staff who
ensure that our operation runs smoothly with very few hiccups for an
Association which has 13,000 shooters, 267 clubs and 7 States as
members.
As mentioned in the president’s report the ISSF working party has had
its first meeting and it was very exciting to see the enthusiasm of the
members in seeing the benefits to the sport of shooting as well as the
Wagga Wagga region. An additional ISSF facility on the East Coast will
help the sport to grow and provide greater training opportunities for our
young members who aspire to International competition
As this is the December magazine I wish you all the best wishes for
Christmas and hope to see many of you in the New Year.
Chris Gibson
Front Cover
Federal Member for Riverina Michael
McCormack, New South Wales Minister for Sport
and Recreation The Hon. Graham Annesley,
Member for Wagga Wagga Daryl Maguire and
Australian Clay Target Association Executive
Officer Chris Gibson discuss the prospects of
building an International Standard Clay Target
facility in Wagga Wagga.
WACTA
2011 State
Trap Carnival
October 1st and 2nd, 2011
The WACTA 2011 State Trap
Carnival was this year crammed
into an action-packed two days
over October 1st and 2nd. The
trap carnival is routinely held
over the Queens Birthday long
weekend, but the Queen threw
a spanner in the works when she
decided to hold a Commonwealth
Heads of Government meeting
in Perth in late October. So, her
birthday weekend changed and
consequently the WACTA State
Trap Carnival was a two day
OA State HG winners Gary Kelly Open, Fraser Prowse Junior, Mike Daden Veteran & Carol Betteridge Lady
affair for this year only. As usual,
the carnival was held at the magnificent facilities at the
Queenslander, Carol
Betteridge, also with
Whiteman Park International Shooting Complex. A big
thanks must go to the kind members of WAGC for allowing the only 50. Jaymon
Dunnet continued
WACTA to run the carnival on their grounds and thankyou
his fantastic rise in
to their members that helped.
shooting by taking out
The Saturday started off splendidly well with good weather and 134
shooters nominating. The State 25 Pair Double Rise was the first event
on the programme. Nothing like starting off with a bang, bang. 48 was
the magical score to get in the shoot off for overall. Phil House from
the Bunbury Club won this from Neil Suckling and Jason Oliveri, who
then took first and second in AA Grade. Matt Shipp won first place in
A Grade. Paul Lange started off his successful carnival by placing first
in B Grade. Terri-Anne Hale shot an impressive 36/50 to take out first
in C grade. The State Double Rise Veteran’s Title was awarded to Mike
Daden. Deb Norrish from Narrogin won the Ladies title. Fraser Prowse
took the Juniors title.
Once everyone had found a reason for why they missed targets in the
Double Rise, it was time for the Zone Teams Shoulder to Shoulder
event. With some excellent teams on paper, this was always going to
be hotly contested. The Midwest Zone shot fantastically well to win
with a score of 125/125 (371/375). The team comprised of Gary
Kelly, Tim Blakeney, Alan Hocking, Michael Boschetti and Jim
Chandler.
Saturday afternoon played host to the State 50 Double Barrel Event.
The beautiful weather and strong contingent of shooters made sure
there were many possibles shot. After the 200 mark in the shoot off
there were 4 shooters left standing WA shooters, Sam West, Gary
Kelly, Regan Vodden and the ‘Eastern Stater’ Sox Pilipasidis. Regan
and Sam dropped out leaving the epic tussle going between Sox and
Gary. However, it was not to be too much more epic, as Sox missed
one 8 targets after Sam West dropped out, which left Gary Kelly to be
named as the WACTA Double Barrel Champion for 2011 with a score
of 226/226. Sox and Sam finished first and second respectively in
AA. Regan absolutely flogged the fellow A graders to take that crown.
Michael Moffatt won the B grade shoot off and took first with a score
of 83/84. C grade was won convincingly by Barry Putman 47/50. The
Veterans was won by Tim Catling with the only 50. Ladies was won by
the Junior Division
with a score of
69/70. The WA State
Junior Double Barrel
Champion, which is
different to the Junior
State Title, was won
by Michelle Boase
from Eastern Goldfields. Roy Alexander
(Himself) has
Gary OA State DB with sponsor John
generously sponsored
Dyas
of Pine Haulers
this trophy for many
years and it awards
the top 3 junior shooters in the double barrel event. Declan Foley and
Jaymon Dunnet finished second and third respectively.
Sunday morning greeted shooters with some overcast conditions and
fantastic targets. The State 50 Single Barrel Title was the first event
for the day. Four shooters shot the possible Gary Kelly, Tim Blakeney,
David Fox and Elliot Harris. The shoot off lasted 29 targets and saw
Gary Kelly claim his second state title for the weekend. This left
Blakeney, Harris and Fox to collect first, second and third in
AA grade. Glen O’Brien was the winner in A grade. Paul Lange
continued his good form in B grade and won with a score of 49/50.
Barry Putman again shot well in C grade and claimed first. Veterans
winner was Neale Johnson. Carol Betteridge again won the Ladies
division. Narrogin’s Connor Baker was rewarded for a well shot 47
taking the Juniors Sash. This also saw Connor win the WA State Junior
Single Barrel Shane Williams Champion Trophy.
The nerves were high leading into the State 50 Target Points Score
Event, as this is one that can make or break a position in the State
Continued on page 4
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WACTA 2011 State Trap Carnival
Continued from page 3
Teams. The
wind had
picked up
slightly by
this stage, and
along with the
nerves, this
caused scores
to be below
par. The man
of the carnival,
Gary Kelly,
came through
to win the
Points Score
State Title, by
shooting the
only possible.
State Junior DB sponsored by Roy Alexander
This meant
Jaymon Dunnet & Michelle Boase
that Gary
Kelly had won the three major state titles Double Barrel, Single Barrel
and Points Score. Tim Blakeny had again shot well by coming in with
149/150 and this resulted in a shoot off with Amaro Da Luz for places
in AA. Blakeney won in the end, with Da Luz second and Roycey Boy
Normington finishing third in AA. Bert Boschetti won in A grade with
a one point win over his good mate Glen O’Brien. Paul Lange notably
finished third, this was his first event in this grade. Stuart Johnson
continued the Geraldton dominance in this event, by taking out first in
B grade. Barry Putman again finished first in C grade. Veterans winner
was Bert Boschetti. Ladies went to Carol Betteridge. Juniors was again
awarded to Jaymon Dunnet.
To conclude the carnival was of course the State Teams Match. Many
new faces were shooting for the first time, although the nerves were
just as great as from the old timers amongst them. Gary Kelly
continued his amazing weekend by taking out the Open Team High
Gun and cementing his place at top of the list for the Open Team.
Roger Bevan High Gunned the Veteran’s Team. Deb Norrish was the
Ladies Team High Gun winner. Fraser Prowse, in his first year in
the Junior team, managed to win the Junior Team High Gun. The
teams finished in the following order:
Open: Gary Kelly, David Fox, Lars Bager, Jason Oliveri, Ttrevor Morris,
Neil Suckling, Amaro Da Luz, Royce Normington, Richard Keach,
Jimmy Hamilton, Tim Blakeney, Glen O’Brien, Anthony Burnard, Dave
Dickson, Nathan Blake
NEW MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES
As a result of discussion with the Queensland Anti Discrimination Authority the previous membership categories were
ruled discriminatory. Categories were changed to meet legal
requirements. They are listed below with the rates for 2012.
This is the first increase since 2009. This category change does
not affect competition categories for which there is no price
discrimination (e.g. Ladies, Veterans etc.)
Membership Category
Cost
Full
$120
Partner
$70
Veteran (Eligible to apply for Pension/65 Years)
$70
Concession/Loyalty (30 years continuous adult m’ship) $100
Junior (under 18 years)
$35
New Start
$50
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WA OA Combined HG David Fox with Terry Marsden & Denise Page
Veterans: Roger Beven, Bert Boschetti, Make Daden, Neale Johnson,
Robin Bailey, Ken Parsons
Ladies: Deb Norrish, Deanne Blake, Michelle Boase, Nicole Hallinan,
Shirley Hocking, Denise Page
Juniors: Jayden Vodden, Fraser Prowse, Jaymon Dunnet, Connor
Baker, Nathan Biddulph, Joshua Kingshott
Best of luck to the travelling teams for 2012.
Inevitably after an awesome weekend of shooting, Gary Kelly was
awarded with the WACTA State Trap Carnival High Gun (sponsored
by Jim West). The Junior Trap High Gun went to Fraser Prowse
(sponsored by David Fox). Winchester were very generous in their
sponsorship of the trap carnival and sponsored both the Veterans Trap
High Gun Mike Daden, and the Ladies Trap High Gun Carol
Betteridge. Graded High Guns were awarded to Neil Suckling (AA),
Matt Shipp (A), Paul Lange (B) and Barry Putman (C).
Winchester also sponsored the High Gun trophies for the combined
Trap and Skeet High Guns. Overall was awarded to David Fox, who
has made both the travelling state teams for trap and skeet. The Ladies
Trap and Skeet High Gun went to Denise Page and the Veterans
Trophy was awarded to Bob Benjamin.
For the first time this year, WACTA awarded a ‘Combined WACTA
High Gun’ in which scores from the Sporting Clays, Skeet and Trap
State Carnivals are combined. Terry Marsden has been instrumental in
introducing this much coveted trophy and has been very generous in
sponsoring it for the next ten years. David Fox was announced as the
inaugural winner of this trophy.
David Fox also won the WACTA Sportsperson of the Year award which
recognises the fantastic achievements David has made over the last
year in shooting.
The Pine Hauliers Junior Postal High Gun competition gained
momentum this year with many entries being received. Narrogin’s
Connor Baker won it for the second year running, and Michelle Boase
claimed second prize.
The Katanning Bullet was won by team Geraldton with a fantastic
score of 1210. The team comprised of Gary Kelly, Tim Blakeney, Alan
Hocking, Glen O’Brien and Amarao Da Luz.
Some excellent breaks were achieved over the weekend with Gary Kelly
claiming his 450 break, Regan Vodden 250, Terry Maloney 200, David
Dickson 150 and Travis Adams 100.
Special mention must again be given to our extremely generous and
loyal sponsors Pine Hauliers, Winchester Australia, Roy Alexander
(Himself), Spartan White Flyer, Jim West, Terry Marsden, Mark
Normington and David Fox. Thank you all.
The WACTA 2011 State Trap Carnival was deemed a great success
a huge thankyou to Denise Page, WACTA Secretary who worked
tirelessly to ensure the weekend ran smoothly. Thanks also to everyone
else in the shooting community who helped make the carnival such
a success.
Michael Diamond wins
Gold at ISSF World Cup
Men’s Trap Final
Australian
marksman
Michael
Diamond beat Italy’s Rodolfo Vigano
at the shoot off, after a head to head
duel throughout the final round.
The Australian champion finished on top
of the podium with an overall score of 142
(119+23) hits, after beating Italy’s Vigano in
a shoot off for Gold by 4 to 3 hits.
Michael, 39, had qualified for this match by
winning a Silver medal at this year’s ISSF
World Cup Stage in Maribor. Michael had
already won three ISSF World Cup Finals, in
his career, in 1997, 2000 and 2009.
The World Cup Final Silver medal went
to Rodolfo Vigano, a 40-year old shooter
who finished in second with 142 (119+23)
hits, after losing the final shoot off against
Michael Diamond. He was followed by the
second Italian finalist, world record holder
Massimo Fabbrizi, 34, who ended up in third
with a total score of 140 (119+21 hits) after missing his very last target.
2011 World Championships
Australia sent a team of 16 shotgun shooters to the 2011
ISSF World Championships in Belgrade, Serbia.
The event ran from September 5-13 with five events contested over
the six layouts that also held the European Championships earlier
in the year.
19 year-old Kelly Coogan was the standout performer for the Australian
team, winning the bronze medal in the junior women’s trap.
Kelly finished on a total of 68 targets from 75 in the three 25-target
rounds to tie with two other shooters for second place, sending the
event into a shoot off for silver and bronze. Kelly, who grew up in
Cairns but now resides in Darwin, was guaranteed a medal after the
Italian shooter missed her second target, before Turkey won the silver
medal after Kelly missed her fifth target. Kelly summed it up saying she
was wrapped with her performance “It was more than I had expected
heading into the event today but I just came in and did my best and am
really excited with the bronze medal.” “I was pretty nervous in the shoot
off, but despite missing a couple of targets, I am still really happy with
the overall result.”
Catherine Skinner finished fifth in the women’s trap in what turned
into a tight tussle with Indian Shagun Chowdhary for the Olympic
quota place.
Catherine tied with India’s Shagun Chowdhary in the final, but because
the Victorian was the first of the two athletes to miss a target in the
final, India won the one quota place on offer for the 2012 London
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Above: Rodolfo Vigano Silver,
Michael Diamond Gold,
Massimo Fabbrizi, Bronze
Right: Kelly Coogan
Olympic Games. Catherine recorded a total of 72
targets in qualifying for
the six-person final in a
five way tie for second,
before shooting 17 targets
in the final, while China’s
Yingzi Liu equalled the
world record in winning
the gold medal with a
score of 96.
Skinner also combined
with fellow team members Suzy Balogh (Sydney, NSW) and Laetisha
Scanlan (Berwick, VIC) to finish fourth in the women’s trap team event.
Balogh scored a total of 69 targets, while Scanlan finished on 68, with
the Australian team combining to score 209, just two targets shy of
China in the bronze medal position.
In other results Lauryn Mark ended with a total of 68 targets from a
possible 75 in the women’s skeet, with 72 being the score required to
make a shoot off for the final. Australia’s number one ranked women’s
skeet shooter finished 25th overall, with her last round of 25 providing
a good confidence boost for the 31 year old who finished fourth at the
2004 Athens Olympic Games.
Adam Vella and Michael Diamond both finished the five rounds of
competition in the men’s trap on a score of 121 from 125, with 122
making a shoot off for the six-person final. Michael entered the final
day of the men’s trap on 74 targets from 75 and shot a perfect 25 in his
fourth round, before hitting 22 targets in his final round.
Overall the Australian team shot four performance qualifying scores
across the week-long event and will now have their sights set on the
Oceania Championships at the end of November.
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WAGGA WAGGA
SEPTEMBER 30 – OCTOBER 3
NSW State Trap Carnival
squads shooting a possible all was
in place for a great shoot off which
continued through to Sunday.
With a 594/594, our winner was
Greg Coleman from NSW Gun
Club. Congratulations Greg (with
a note of thanks to Ross Walsh
for the First Aid given to Greg
which helped him
to push through the
pain barrier from
an overused trigger
finger!!!) Special
mention to Robert
Anderson,
from
Hay Gun Club, with
593/594 for sticking
with Greg to allow
him this PB.
Sunday, with the sun
shining, shooters
were a lot happier
heading out to do
L-R Paul Watchorn President NSWCTA, Barry Cable Hall of Fame Member, Robert Borsak
the Single Barrel.
MLC Shooters & Fishers party member, Michael McCormack local National member,
Daryl Hunt from
Daryl McGuire Local member/Patron & Kerry Pascoe Mayor of Wagga Wagga
Hay Gun Club and
Arthur Turner from
Cobar CTC, obviously enjoyed
the conditions with a great shoot
off. Daryl won the Red Sash with
104/104. Well done.
October long weekend,
some indifferent weather at
the State grounds at Wagga
Wagga and over 300 competitors on hand, all made
for an interesting 4 days of
shooting.
The Champion of Champions got
underway on Friday on time and
in windy conditions but Kevin
Thompson from Newcastle-Lake
Macquarie proved that this is no
excuse and was too strong for the
rest, taking out the overall with
125/125.
Onto the Points Score for the
afternoon and still in great
weather conditions for possibles.
After a short shoot off the winner
was Brian Doyle from Hay with
214/214.
Monday arrived, and although the
good weather continued there was
a slight breeze coming and going
which, for Handicap, can prove
Above: Hard working
Trap mechanic
Fred Rapley
Left: Sue Pimm
Shoot Marshal
Left: Sandra
Haley drying the
wet score sheets
with a hair dryer,
sometimes we
have to go all the
way in the office
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Saturday saw the
Opening Ceremony
moved inside due
to wet weather and
this continued all
day. The Double Rise
got the day started on
time with Casey Fletcher
from The Cohuna CTC
taking out the honours
with 68/70.
We then moved on to the
Double Barrel and with 16
Opening Ceremony Morning Tea
Daryl McGuire Local member/Patron
& Lyn Teale Past NSWCTA President
Opening Ceremony Morning Tea Paul
Watchorn with Robert Borsak
Catching up on ‘State of Affairs’
a little tricky. Not so the 5 who
took the prize money for 2011.
Congratulations go to Cameron
Wilson on 17mts, from Corowa
Gun Club. Cameron managed
to take out 1st place with 54/54
and this also saw him take home
a Moruku Shotgun. Well done
Cameron and also congratulations on 2nd Tony Plum 19.5mts,
3rd Darcy Chetcuti 21.5mts, 4th
Craig Fitzgerald 25mts and 5th
Nick Brown 22mts.
Those lucky enough to make a
NSW State team rounded off a
great weekend with the Team
shoot offs.
Bryan Doyle with NSW State
Champion Trophy
The NSW CTA would like to thank
all the competitors for making
this State Trap carnival such a
success. Congratulations to Craig
Fitzgerald from Echuca CTC who
won the Overall High Gun sash
for the second year in a row with
344/350. Great shooting Craig and
well done to all the other winners
and those who made teams.
Overall Ladies Emma Cox with
121/125, Overall Junior Jason
Owen with 123/125, Overall SubJunior Mitchell Iles-Crevatin with
161/175.
I would like to thank everyone,
personally, for whatever help they
gave at the carnival but there are
too many to do this individually.
Event 2
Double Rise Championship
A special Thank you to The
Madison Café for their fabulous
catering especially as they had to
step in at such short notice.
Overall Casey Fletcher of The
Cohuna CTC with 68/70, 1st in AA
Andrew Smith of Noorat VIC with
67/70 2nd in AA Phillip Headon
Thank you also to all the Sponsors
Casella Wines, Tamworth Firearms, Eley, Falcon, Spartan Global,
Camelleri Custom Stocks, Horsley
Park Gun Shop, Dave and Jo
McCoullough and The Madison
Cafe. We appreciate your input
and look forward to your continued support.
RESULTS
Event 1
Champion of Champions
Overall Kevin Thompson of
Newcastle Lake Macquarie NSW
with 125/125, 1st in AA Mark
Ch/Ch OA winner Kevin Thompson
with Spartan Global sponsor rep,
Nathan McDonald
Drain of Tamworth NSW with
124/125, 2nd in AA Anthony Ryder
of Grafton NSW with 198/200, 3rd
in AA Gary Rootes of NSWGC with
197/200, 1st in A Brittany Sinclair
of Noorat VIC with 143/150, 2nd
in A Neale Guy of NSWGC with
141/150, 3rd in A James Vardanega
of Griffith NSW with 140/150, 1st
in B Cherie Hunter of Tamworth
NSW with 117/125, 2nd in B
Dale Chin of Illawarra NSW with
114/125, 3rd in B Jeffrey Fraser
of Frankston VIC with 113/125,
1st in C Dane Doyle of Hay NSW
with 131/150, 2nd in C Joseph
O’Brien of Majura Park ACT with
129/131, 3rd in C James Aitken of
Noorat VIC with 106/125. Overall
Veteran Gary Rootes with 123/125,
Event 3
Double Barrel
Championship
Overall Greg Coleman of NSW GC
with 594/594, 1st in
AA Robert Anderson
of Hay NSW with
593/594, 2nd in AA
Ross Walsh of Cobar
NSW with 577/578,
3rd in AA Anthony
Barton of Tumut
NSW with 515/516,
1st in A Neil Bakker SB AA winners L-R 1st Arthur Turner, 3rd Ross Walsh
& 2nd Ashley Bolwell
of Nepean CTC VIC
with 59/59, 2nd in A Steven Foster
of Warrnambool VIC with 154/155,
3rd in A Nathan Rees of Noorat VIC
with 153/155, 1st in B Bob Walters
of Cooma NSW with 64/64, 2nd
OA DR winner Casey Fletcher
with Neil Bakker Falcon Sponsor
Representative
of Hay NSW with 66/70, 3rd in
AA Wayne Dunbar of Hay NSW
with 57/60, 1st in A Nathan Power
of Lightning Ridge NSW with
48/50, 2nd in A Phillip Dancks of
The Forest NSW with 47/50, 3rd
in A Samuel Barnes of Hay NSW
with 45/50,1st in B Bob Walters of
Cooma NSW with 47/50, 2nd in
B Ray Kearns of Bega NSW with
46/50, 3rd in B Allan Fennessy
of Narrandera NSW with 44/50,
1st in C George Americanas of
SCTC NSW with 54/70, 2nd in
C Braiden Ralston of NSW with
52/70, 3rd in C Cooper Mooney
of Goulburn NSW with 56/70.
Overall Veteran John King with
55/60, Overall Ladies Emma Cox
with 46/50, Overall Junior Phillip
Dancks with 64/70, Overall
Sub-Junior Samuel Barnes with
45/50.
Paul with OA SB Winner Daryl Hun
Cooper Mooney with proud Dad, Joe
Mooney helping to carry home the
spoils after an extremely successful
carnival.Taking out 3rd in C DR,
1st in C DB, 2nd B SB & Sub JNR SB
in B Patrick O’Brien of Majura
Park ACT with 63/64, 3rd in B
Karen Berry of Sydney NSW with
55/56, 1st in C Cooper Mooney of
Goulburn NSW with 59/60, 2nd in
C Stephanie Ireland of Moree NSW
with 58/60, 3rd in C Jaeger Armstrong-Shepherdson of Camel Hill
NSW with 56/58. Overall Veteran
Gary Rootes with 101/101, Overall
Ladies Helen Overton with 68/68,
Overall Junior Darcy Chetcuti with
114/115, Overall SubJunior Mitchell IlesCrevatin with 52/52.
Event 4
Single Barrel
Championship
OA DB winner Greg Coleman with Eley Sponsor
representatives Kayla Grassi and James Willett
Overall Daryl Hunt
of Wangaratta VIC
with 104/104, 1st in
AA Arthur Turner
of Cobar NSW with
103/104, 2nd in AA
Ashley Bolwell of
Central Wimmera
Paul with Jarrod Turner (chip off the
‘old block’) SB Junior winner
CTC with 96/97, 3rd in AA Ross
Walsh with 80/81, 1st in A Nathan
Power with 50/50, 2nd in A David
Player of Orange NSW with 55/56,
3rd in A Andrew Tsolakis of Sydney
NSW with 54/56, 1st in B Cherie
Hunter with 49/50, 2nd in B
Cooper Mooney with 48/50, 3rd
in B Allan Fennessey with 49/52,
1st in C Clinton Ralston of Corowa
NSW with 51/56, 2nd in C Peter
Antonello of Wangaratta VIC with
50/55, 3rd in C Kimberley Pearce
of Singleton NSW with 45/50.
Overall Veteran Andrew Tsolakis
with 49/50, Overall Ladies Wendy
Barton 58/59, Overall Junior Jarrod
Turner with 53/53, Overall SubJunior Cooper Mooney 48/50.
Continued on page 8
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NSW State Trap Carnival
Event 5
Points Score Championship
Overall Brian Doyle of Hay NSW
with 214/214, 1st in AA Matt
Schiller of Grenfell NSW with
Overall Junior Nicholas Brown
with 150/150, Overall Sub-Junior
Mitchell Iles-Crevatin with
147/153.
Event 6 – Handicap
WZ Ladies teams l-R Theresa
Montgomery, Jenny Haynes &
Helen Overton
PS OA winner Bryan Doyle with
sponsor Joe Camelleri from
Camelleri Custom Stocks
213/214, 2nd in AA Bill Iles of
Hay NSW with 192/192, 3rd in
Western Zone
122/125, 5th place
Central Zone
120/125.
Ladies 1st place
Western Zone
75/75, 2nd place
Central Zone
74/75, 3rd place
HC winners L-R 5th Nick Brown, 4th Craig
Northern Zone
Fitzgerald, 1st Cameron Wilson, 2nd Tony Plum
69/75, 4th place
and 3rd Darcy Chetcuti
Riverina Zone
Overall Winner Cameron Wilson 68/75, 5th place Southern Zone
of Corowa NSW with 54/54, 2nd 66/75.
Overall Anthony Plum of Benalla Veterans 1st place Riverina Zone
VIC with 53/54, 74/75, 2nd place Northern Zone
3rd Overall Darcy
Chetcuti of Cecil Park
NSW with 57/58,
4th Overall Craig
Fitzgerald of Echuca
VIC with 56/58, 5th
Overall
Nicholas
Brown with 67/68.
Zone Teams Match
PS Vet winner Bill Iles with Sub JNR winner
Mitchell Iles-Crevatin
AA Don Power of Wagga NSW
with 189/192, 1st in A Barry
Yates of Cobar NSW 168/168,
2nd in A Stephen McIntyre of
Cooma NSW with 167/168, 3rd
in A Ray Welch of Bega NSW with
149/150, 1st in B Allan Fennessey
with 148/150, 2nd in B Megan
Grassi of Wangaratta VIC with
145/150, 3rd in B John Tulloh of
Cobar NSW with 165/171, 1st in
C Beau Powick of Kempsey NSW
with 143/150, 2nd in C Joseph
O’Brien with 141/150, 3rd in C
Jaymie Zechner of Werribee VIC
with 140/150. Overall Veteran Bill
Iles with 150/150, Overall Ladies
Helen Overton with 147/150,
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Open 1st place
Southern Zone
125/125, 2nd place
Riverina Zone
125/125, 3rd place
Northern Zone
124/125, 4th place
73/75, 3rd place
Western Zone
72/75, 4th place
Southern Zone
68/75, 5th place
Central Zone 67/75.
Junior 1st place
Riverina Zone
73/75, 2nd place
Western Zone
72/75, 3rd place
Southern Zone
72/75, 4th place
Northern Zone
67/75, 5th place
Central Zone 63/75
HIGH GUNS
Overall High Gun
Craig Fitzgerald 344/350, AA
Grade High Gun Ross Walsh
343/350, A Grade High Gun
Nathan Power 340/350, B Grade
High Gun Bob Walters 337/350,C
Craig Fitzgerald 2011
OA HG winner
Grade High Gun
Cooper
Mooney
325/350, Overall
Veteran High Gun
Bill Iles 336/350,
Riverina Zone Veterans L-R Ernie Weymis,
Overall Ladies High
Bob Blake, Doug Thomas
Gun Emma Cox
333/350, Overall Junior High Gun
John Duryea 342/350, Overall
Sub-Junior High Gun James
Hayden 364/390.
STATE TEAMS
Open Team Brian Manns, Matt
Schiller, Glen Barton, Robert
Thompson, Arthur Turner.
Veterans Team Gary Rootes, Bill
Iles, Peter Fitzalan.
Ladies Team Helen Overton,
Samantha Peck, Kate Schiller.
Juniors Team Nicholas Brown,
John Duryea, Ethan Brindley.
Southern Zone Open team L-R Joe Camelleri, Darcy Chetcuti, Tony Alvaro,
Tony A & Dave Perri
Till next year,
Paul Watchorn
President NSWCTA
Ben Howard
Wins Narromine
Landmark 100
Dubbo Shooter Ben Howard took out first place
and $2000 at the Narromine CTC annual 100 target
handicap event.
State Open Team L-R back Dave Crane, Dick Petrowski, David Schultz, Matt
Schiller, Anthony Ryder, Bryan Doyle, Glenn Barton, Bryan Manns, Robbie
Thompson, Arthur Turner, Ross Walsh, L-R front Arty Del Ben, John Crompton,
Charlie Sherry and John Maxwell
State LAD Team L-R Cherie Hunter, Helen Overton, Sam Peck, Gemma Dunn
and Kate Schiller
State Vets Team L-R Garry Rootes, Bill Iles, Peter Fitzallan, Tony Alvaro
and Neville Teale
Ist place winner Ben Howard
Ben managed to fight off 44
competitors from all over the
state in tough conditions with
a score of 97/100 from 17m.
Second place was a shoot off
between Gil Neziz from Sydney
on 95/100 on 23m and Scott
Tucker Dubbo 95/100 from
17m, with Gill taking the lead
and securing 2nd place, Scott
3rd place. Fourth place was a
fight between Bradley Mitchell
Mudgee 94/100 from 17m and
Peter Boland 94/100 from
2nd place Gil Neziz
22.5m, with Bradley taking out
4th place and Peter 5th place.
6th place was taken out by Kevin Heywood Narromine 92/100
from 20.5m.
Quarter place winners were: 1st 1/4 1st Jason Owen, 2nd Anthony
Norris, 2nd 1/4: 1st Kate Schiller, 2nd Ben Howard, 3rd 1/4: 1st
David O’Brien, 2nd Luke Kirkby, 4th 1/4: 1st Ian Mitchell, 2nd
Ian Piddington.
Scores were low across the board with conditions on the day less
than favourable with the odd light shower and gusty winds.
State JNR Team L-R Ethan Brindley, Nick Brown, James Willett, John Duryea
and Jarrod Turner
Narromine CTC would like to thank all shooters and supporters
that attended the event as well as their valued sponsors Land Mark,
Gunpro Dubbo, Rebel Ag, NM Owen Fuel Supplies, Namoi Cotton
Narromine Auto Repairs, Craftsman Homes Dubbo, Darling Irrigation, John De Bomford, Ag n Vet Narromine, Countrywide
Industries and the Narromine Pharmacy.
9
VALERIY
TIMOKHIN
National Shotgun Coach,
Australian International Shooting Limited
By: Sunita Miranda, Digital Media Manager, AISL
From humble beginnings in Azerbaijan Republic to International merit in Shotgun Shooting, Valeriy Timokhin has
established a successful career in coaching young achievers.
Valeriy Timokhin was born on 15thApril 1959, in the small city of
Shakhti, 200km south of Moscow. When he was about two years old
his family moved to Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan Republic, where
Valeriy lived until 1997. Valeriy graduated in 1984 from Azerbaijan State
University, with a degree in Physical Culture and Sports.
Valeriy the shooter
Valeriy began shooting when he was 14 years old. He recounts, “The
Shooting club was just 15 minutes’ walk from my home, and I could
hear the shooters as they trained. My older brother was the first to begin
trap shooting, and after a year of accompanying him at training, he
encouraged me to take up the sport.”
“We did not have enough of cartridges at that time, so my practice was
limited to just five to eight shots. That didn’t deter me in my pursuit of
the sport and I continued to attend every possible practice session.”
Valeriy’s first coach was a woman, Raisa Bagdasarova, a many-time
Champion of the USSR. After four years of competing, Valeriy won the
Junior Championship of USSR and was invited to the National team of
USSR as a Junior.
“That was big achievement for me, and I was very proud,” Valeriy said.
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“After that, I represented the USSR in many European and World
competitions. I was a winner at the Junior World Championship, and
went on to earn a few medals at European Championships, World
Championships, World Cups and World Cup Finals.”
Valeriy has been a World Record Holder twice – in 1989 (223out225)
and in 1995 (124out of 125). In 2000, he was one of the five athletes in
Azerbaijan Republic to have received the coveted ‘Best Athlete of the
Century’ title. During his time as a competitor, Valeriy has participated
in three Olympic Games, but has unfortunately never been a medallist.
Valeriy the coach
Valeriy began his coaching career in 1997, in Lebanon, where he coached
the Lebanese team in the lead up to the Arabic Games. The leader board
saw Lebanon win Silver in Skeet individual and Silver in the Team
event.
Valeriy was then invited by the Kuwait Shooting Federation to coach the
Kuwaiti Skeet team until the Sydney 2000 Olympics.
“During this period the Kuwaiti skeet team won a Bronze team medal at
the World Championship, and were absolute leaders in most Arabic and
Asian competitions. Skeet shooter Abdulla Al Rashidi won two World
Championships in a row in the individual event, while other Kuwaiti
shooters won several medals in the World Cups and World Cup Finals.
“From 2000 till 2004 I was coaching the Qatari Skeet team, which also
earned many high achievements, including a Gold (individual) and Gold
(team) at Asian Games 2002, and many medals in Asian and Arabic
competitions. In Athens 2004, Skeet shooter Naser Al-Attiya took Fourth
place in the Skeet event.”
Valeriy on Australia
Valeriy immigrated to Australia in 2005, along with his wife Tatyana
and daughter Kristina. He began working with Australian International
Shooting Limited in 2006, just before the Commonwealth Games in
Melbourne.
“Ever since I began coaching in Australia, my goal has been to prepare
a new generation of shooters to take on a future place in the National
team, following the likes of Michael Diamond, Russell Mark, Adam
Vella, and so on.
“After a few years of work, we are now seeing younger talent rising.
These young shooters are already achieving good results and are at
the top of AISL’s Ranking, as they continue to achieve medals at
International events.”
Valeriy’s commitment to the shooting sports is undeniable. He believes
that a shooter should practise with 100 per cent preparation for each
target, while being mindful of resources – mainly time and money.
“While in competition, a shooter should fight until the last target,
without being distracted or affected by the score already achieved,”
Valeriy said.
10
ZZ SYDNEY AUSTRALIA COMPETITION
Griffith Gun Club
Casella Wines
Annual 2 day DTL shoot
Date: Friday 2nd September 2011.
Venue: Griffith Gun Club, NSW. Attendance: 32.
Weather: Slight wind & Sunshine.
he ZZ Competition was held Friday before the
Griffith Gun Club Casella Wines annual 2 day
DTL shoot.
T
Friday morning saw a beautiful clear day after a few clouds.
Practice got underway around 9.30am and by 12 noon there
were 32 names on the scoreboard. Most shooters coming to the
annual wine shoot as well as ZZ, then staying on for an interesting weekend of DTL.. We had shooters from as far as Tasmania,
QLD, SA, but with most from VIC and NSW.
The fence was set up at 21m with the shooters mat set on 27m
and the traps set to the weather conditions.
This year with 2 more metres back than 2010 there were 3 competitors who shoot a possible 25/25 birds, Daniel Allam, Craig
Fitzgerald & Allan Bebend, with 2 shooters finishing on a 24/25.
1st Sweeps 10/10, competitors were in the Super Sweeps as well, Daniel
Allam, John Maxwell, Jeremy Caverzan, Craig Fitzgerald, Vince Gatt &
Allan Bebend.
We were very happy with the number of shooters that turned up to
support & enjoy shooting ZZ over the weekend.
Till next time, Shelly & Vince
2nd Sweeps 10/10 Daniel Allam, John Maxwell, Jeremy Caverzan, Craig
Fitzgerald & Allan Bebend.
3rd Sweeps 10/10 Daniel Allam, John Maxwell, Lee Fitzgerald, Craig
Fitzgerald, Clayton Anderson, Allan Bebend & James Willet.
4th Sweeps 10/10 Daniel Allam, Lee Fitzgerald, Craig Fitzgerald, Rex
Paistri, Marc Crimmins & Allan Bebend.
O/A winners Daniel Allam, 25/25 +13, 2nd Place Allan Bebend 25/25
+12, 3rd Place Craig Fitzgerald 25/25 +3.
I would like to congratulate Daniel Allam,
the Overall winner & to
the two possibles in the
shoot off, Allan Bebend &
Craig Fitzgerald. Daniel
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practice.
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for PR & photos and the
board of directors, Steve &
his wife & Yenda Primary
School for canteen help.
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11
TOWNSVILLE GUN CLUB
16TH TO 18TH SEPTEMBER 2011
Queensland Clay Target Association
STATE SKEET CARNIVAL
I
t was obvious that the Townsville
club members had put in a lot of
hard work in preparation for the
Queensland State Skeet Carnival.
The grounds looked beautiful as
shooters arrived to contest the Multigauge Championships which precede
the carnival.
The first event on the card was the 50T 20
Gauge and Nick Aird led the way with the
only possible, a sign of things to come for Nick
this weekend. Glenn Walker was close behind
shooting 57/58 after a shoot off to take 2nd
in AA. Paulette Walker proved she was more
than qualified to be in A grade finishing in 1st
place with 49/50, ahead of Frank Cooper 2nd
on 48/50. Great shooting also from Thomas
Rhue 1st in B grade with 47/50 followed by
Joe Davis 44/50, and 1st
in C grade was Ron Peno
shooting an excellent 48/50
with Rob Hunter in 2nd
place 43/50.
The 50T 28 Gauge event saw
a shoot off for top honours
between Mark Fanning and
Nigel Hughes, with Mark
outlasting on 57/58 one
target ahead of Nigel 56/58.
Pioneer’s Laurie Rodden came
in first in A grade with 47/50
while 1st in B grade went
to Dubbo’s Sarah Bennett
shooting an impressive
46/50. Local C grader Rob
Hunter took the first place
trophy with 47/54 followed
by gentleman shooter Ralph
Escriva on 36/54.
Queensland Open Postal Team
his worth taking C
grade also with an
excellent
49/50.
The overall winner
of the Multigauge
championships was
Brisbane’s
Mark
Fanning with a score
of 190/200. Congratulations Mark,
well shot.
By midday Friday 62
shooters had nomiAbove:
nated to compete
President
in the first event
Brian Muirson of the State Skeet
& AA HG
Carnival, the 50T
winner Laurie
State Handicap. This
Sceresini
Nick Aird’s 54/58 earned
was also the first
him a sash for the 50T 410
qualifying event for State teams. The
championship. Other firsts
locals certainly impressed the visitors
in this event: Frank Cooper
with Townsville skeeties Errol Reeves
in A grade on 45/50,
and Des Barber shooting an extra
Adam Bozier took B grade
few rounds in the shoot off, Errol
shooting 40/50 and another
emerging the victor with 122/122
good effort by Ron Peno
followed by Des one target down in
shooting 40/54 to win C B Grade HG Thom
as Rhue
2nd place on 121/122. Thanks to Mike
grade.
Swale from Queensland State Solar
who provided the cash prize and presented the
Rounding out the Multigauge championships
state badge and sash to Errol. Following Des
on Friday morning, the 50T 12 Gauge was won
was Gold Coaster Aaron Knowles in 3rd place
by Laurie Sceresini who shot the only possible
with 92/93, Thomas Rhue from Caboolture 4th
in the event. Laurie Rodden took A grade with
on 93/94 and Roma’s Geoff Bryant in 5th place
53/54, again in fine form Sarah Bennett blitzed
shooting 90/92.
B grade shooting 49/50 and Jim Davis showed
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Bright sunshine greeted shooters on Saturday
morning as they arrived to contest the 100T
Skeet Championship. This event was generously
sponsored by Glenn Walker, HDSpex-Pilla
Performance Eyewear. Glenn works tirelessly to
promote this discipline and is a great supporter
of Queensland skeet shooters. No possibles
were shot but just 2 targets down saw Dubbo
member Shane Bennett take the overall sash,
badge and prize with 106/108 after a shoot
off with Nick Aird who shot 105/108 to finish
1st in AA. Again proving he can work and still
shoot well Errol Reeves was 1st in A grade with
97/100. Good efforts also by the Davis’s, Joe
winning B grade with 100/105 while Jim took
Glenn Walker & Shane Walker
OA winner 100T SKT
50/51, Thomas Rhue took B grade
shooting 46/50 and Ron Peno
took out C grade also with 46/50.
Sarah Bennet took home the
Ladies prize with 47/50, Caboolture’s Thomas Rhue won Juniors
with 46/50, and Neal Dimmick
won the Vets section shooting an
impressive 48/50.
HAA Mark Fanning & Wayne Reeve
the C grade trophy shooting 90/100. Shane’s
missus Sarah Bennett kept up the good work
shooting 94/100 to win the Ladies prize, with
Adam Bozier shooting an impressive 99/105
to take Juniors and Pat Dury winning the
Veterans trophy with 93/100.
This event also sorted out the team selections. Congratulations to the Queensland
shooters who will represent our State at
the Skeet Nationals in May next year. Open
Team: Nick Aird, Errol Reeves, Laurie Sceresini, Craig O’Neill & Laurie Chelepy with 1st
reserve Nigel Hughes. Ladies Team: Lorraine
Hughes, Debbie Young & Tracey Ashton with
1st reserve Paulette Walker. Veterans Team: Pat
Dury, Neal Dimmick & Doug Killick with 1st
reserve Mick McGill. Well done to all our State
representatives and good luck at the National
competition next year.
The QCTA re-introduced the 50T 20 Gauge
championship to the program this year and
55 shooters contested the event. 3 shooters
shot the possible although the ladies bowed
out after the shortest shoot off in history,
both dropping their first target. Congratulations to Laurie Sceresini who had the staying
power to take the title, winning the sash and
Queensland badge with 51/51. 1st place getters
in this event were Lorraine Hughes AA grade
with 50/51, Debbie Young in A grade also with
HC Champ Errol Reeves & Mike Swale
Final event of the program, the
50T State Doubles championship was won by Dubbo’s Shane
Bennett who shot
49/50 to win the
sash,
Queensland badge and
trophy, well done
NZone VET Team
Shane. Just one
target
behind
and Marc Andrews shooting 47/75.
Mark
Fanning
The Veterans section was won by the
took 1st in AA
Northern Zone with team members
with 48/50, while
Mick McGill, Pio Bonato and Ralph
Lorraine Hughes
Escriva shooting 68/75. Well done
came in 2nd on
to all the competitors who attended
55/58. Great to
their Zone carnivals, and thank you
see Mick McGill
to the secretaries for submitting their
back in action
scores.
taking out 1st
The Queensland Skeet Champion
in A grade with
for 2011 is Nick Aird with a score of
50/54, followed
Paulette Walker & Shane
196/200, a combination of the qualifyBen
net
t
by Wayne Reeves
ing events and team score. Well done
in 2nd place on 51/56. Rob
Nick. Team High Gun winners were
Hunter won B grade 50/58 just one target
Open, Craig O’Neill 83/83, Ladies, Lorraine
ahead of Damien Pereira from Wagga on 49/58,
Hughes 23/25 and Veterans, Doug Killick
while Ron Peno from Charters Towers took C
25/27. The Two Person team winners were
grade honours with 39/50 with Ray Bourne
Craig O’Neill and Nick Aird, a
2nd
38/52.
strong combination shooting
Vere
Storch
480/500 for the weekend.
was the best
Thanks once again to Pat Dury
lady shooting
who generously sponsors the
43/50, Thomas
High All Around. Pat donates
Rhue won the
a distinctive sash and specially
Junior
prize
struck belt buckle for this
with 40/50 and
award which was won this
Neal Dimmick
year by Mark Fanning.
was top Veteran
Left:
with 44/50.
Mark Fanning & Wayne Read
The Interzone
Postal
Team
events
were
closely contested
with all Zones
submitting teams
this year. The winning Zone for
the Open section was the South
East Zone with medals going
to team members Mike Swale,
Lorraine Hughes, Nigel Hughes,
Frank Cooper, Debbie Young and
Nick Aird with a combined score
of 147/150. The Ladies section
was also won by the South East
Zone, the winning ladies Lorraine
Hughes, Debbie Young and Tracey
Ashton shooting 73/75. The
Western Zone took out the Junior
section with team members
Daniel Andrews, Stephanie Pile
Continued on page 14
LAD HG Lorraine Hughes with Paulette Walker & Brian Muirson
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Carnival; it would certainly be difficult to run
these events without them. Peter Mackey and
the Townsville Gun Club committee did a
terrific job hosting this event and we would
particularly like to thank Daphne Leeds
and Noel Beale who offered so much assistance leading up to the shoot. Townsville
club members could be seen throughout the
weekend working in various roles and making
sure the visitors were well catered for. Thank
you to shoot marshal Wayne Reeves who kept
the events rolling smoothly along, and to Diane
Reeves who did a terrific job in the office with
the assistance of Gwen Kent and Wayne Read.
Thanks also to Nigel Hughes for providing
such excellent photographic services.
Queensland
Clay Target
Association
STATE SKEET
CARNIVAL
Mark shot 430/450 combining the multigauge
and State Carnival events to win this coveted
prize.
The grade High Guns were generously sponsored this year by Paulette Walker, Ashgrove
Chiropractic. Not just a pretty face or a good
shot in her own right, Paulette is a great
ambassador for this discipline and has supported our State Skeet Carnival for a number
of years now, thank you Paulette. The grade
High Gun winners: AA Laurie Sceresini
251/264, A Errol Reeves 236/250, B Thomas
Rhue 227/250, C Rob Hunter 226/250. Section
High Gun winners: Ladies, Lorraine Hughes
238/250, Junior, Adam Bozier 220/250,
Veteran, Neal Dimmick 254/278.
OA winner Nick Aird with Brian Muirson
Congratulations to Overall High Gun winner
Nick Aird who took top honours for the
weekend with a terrific score of 254/264. Nick
won the gold Queensland badge, sash, trophy
and cash prize, great shooting Nick.
The QCTA would like to thank the sponsors
for their generous support of the State Skeet
Congratulations to all the winners and team
members, and thank you to all the shooters for
participating and to everyone who helped to
make this shoot a success. We appreciated that
shooters travelled such a long way to attend
this event and it was great that so many supported the carnival and enjoyed the weekend.
We hope to see you again next year.
Debbie Young, QCTA
Please note that full results are available on the
QCTA website: www.claytargetqld.org.au
BENDIGO – MARYBOROUGH
Sporting Challenge
With the increasing interest in ACTA Sporting within
Central Victoria it was decided that a Sporting challenge might be a good idea. A unique perpetual trophy
with Maryborugh winning, the 6 point win was nowhere near
enough to win the aggregate.
This year, a second place trophy was donated to the competition,
which is in essence presented to the looser. This trophy
takes the form of a garden spade and is aptly inscribed
“You Dug Your Own Hole”.
Left: Bendigo team members Peter Ackerman, Phil
Stowe, Rod Walton, Scott Nelson, Glenn Woodhatch
and Darren Hansen. with Jim Gaunt, Maryborough
Vice President, fourth from left presenting the trophy.
Below: Four of the Maryborough team, Jim Shepherd,
Glenn Phillipson, Darren Watts holding the loosers’
reward and Bryan Rafferty.
was built featuring two wooden clay targets with the
badges of both Bendigo and Maryborough engraved
into the centre of each target. In the second year since
its inception, Bendigo again managed to retain this
much sought after trophy.
The competition is shot in September, one round at each club
over a total of 150 targets, with the 5 best scores to count at
each venue. At Bendigo, the Maryborough team, to say the least,
performed badly and even though the reciprocal round ended
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Canberra International October Sporting Clays
The weather was near perfect 28 degrees, hardly a cloud
in the sky and a light cooling breeze welcomed 23 local
shooters attending Canberra’s October Sporting Clays.
The New Shooter Sunday (ran each first Sunday of the
month) has started to bear fruit with six new shooters
attending and
the new faces
were made
most welcome.
In the past we
have managed
to get by with
one layout,
however,
the growing
numbers
suggest a
Winner of Rabbit Novelty event Simon Weeding
second
layout
Congratulates AA/A winner Mat Dwyer
will be required
in the near future. Fortunately Club member Dave
McCarthy is just completing
a new set of shooting stands
which will soon be put to
good use.
Andrew Paddison
Coordinator Rodney Kneipp had
set a challenging course with
a wide variety of targets which
included Batus and Rabbits.
During the day the wind changed
Club members Rob Butterworth and Dave McCarthy on the buttons
and scoring
pushing the targets out a bit making people concentrate on some of
the longer than usual targets.
Also included in this month’s program was a novelty event which
consisted of twenty Report Pair Rabbits (left and right) which proved
very popular with strong vocal support from the spectators
Results: AA/A Mat Dwyer 86/100, B Grade John Taylor 62/100,
C Grade Steve Beere 36/100. Twenty Rabbit Novelty Event Simon
Weeding 19/20.
Thank you as always to the “Seteruppers” and the people who pitched
in at the end of the day taking the range down and cleaning up.
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VA L E
Bill Jones
It is with sadness that we advise that
our friend & long serving member &
administrator, Bill Jones passed away
on 7 October, after his long battle
with cancer.
Bill had been a member of the ACTA
for 42 years, joining in October, 1969.
Accolades were common for Bill,
given his achievements within our
sport, winning many major championships, & obtaining membership
in both Macintosh & State Teams
many times.
In addition, Bill admirably represented his Club within the NSW
Southern Zone, & achieved the ultimate recognition of his peers by
being elected to the office of NSW State President for several terms &
that of our National President for the years 2003 to 2007.
Bill’s contributions to the sport were also formally recognised, when he
awarded the status of ACTA Life Registered Shooter at the National Trap
Championships in Roma in 2009.
We have lost a great friend, who was a mentor & coach to many, & his
involvement with the National junior coaching camps will be missed.
Our thoughts are with his wife, Wendy, & their family at this
difficult time.
Rest in peace Bill.
NSWCTA Executive Committee
William Henry (Bill) Jones
Passed away peacefully on 7 October 2011.
Bill was a driving influence in the foundation of Illawarra Gun Club,
now known as Illawarra Clay Target Club. He was a life member of the
club and President for 22 years.
He will be sadly missed by all our members.
The club extends their condolences to his wife Wendy and family.
Committee and members of Illawarra Clay Target Club.
Warren Brettschneider
Shooters from the Central Zone and further afield were saddened to
hear of the passing of West Wyalong Life Member and keen supporter
Warren Brettschneider on the 15 July after a long illness.
Warren, born in Lake Cargelligo on the 15 March 1965, was a typical
farm boy, introduced to shooting at a very young age. His younger
years were spent with his parents Geoff and Pat on a farm called
“Broterony” between Lake Cargelligo and Condobolin, as a youngster
he would have seen lots of clay
target shooting at Lake, Condo,
Tullibigeal and even West Wyalong
in its infancy.
Later, moving to Forbes with his
parents, Warren joined the Parkes
Club in 1980 and shot regularly,
winning his first trophy at Dorrigo
soon after.
For health reasons, Warren had to
leave the shot guns alone in 1990,
and then began shooting small
bore, quite successfully.
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It was while he was shooting small bore that Warren became very active
in the West Wyalong Clay Target Club. He made himself available for
any working bee and was an enormous help in the club house and
kitchen on shoot days.
He made lots of friends amongst visiting and local shooters and over the
years built up a large collection of badges, patches and nick nacks, which
would be on display at shoots.
One thing Warren will be remembered for was his punctuality. If lunch
was to start at 12:00 he would be tapping his watch to make a start.
3:30 on the dot he would be shuffling cups and eats for smoko, never a
minute or two late.
The honour of Life Membership was given to Warren in 1999, for his
contribution to the West Wyalong Gun Club. He never lost interest in
his friends or the atmosphere of shooting sports until his passing.
Shooters from far and wide formed a large guard of honour at the
cemetery as a showing of the regard in which he was held.
Graham Duncan
DIGITAL ARCHIVING
We have now managed to have on the website, searchable copies of basically all issues of CTSN from 1949 to 1990 and we are continuing to work
on the issues after that date to bring all copies online sometime in 2012
To check out the new digital archive of our CTSN and to test its search
facility you should go to our website www.claytarget.com.au. Near the
top of the web page you will see a list of links: HOME – EVENTS –
RESULTS – CTSN – MEMBERSHIP etc. Click on CTSN and that will take
you to a page that shows two choices: 1 SEARCH and 2 DOWNLOAD.
Check out both if you wish, but I like the download option. Once you
select this you will see a page that has a line of decades along the top,
select the decade, the year and the issue that you wish to search.
Click on the file and the PDF will then stream into your web browser.
You will then be able to search and or save the file for later reference.
To utilise the search facility you will need to find the search facility in
Acrobat reader. If you are on a Mackintosh computer you will most
likely see an icon in the menu bar that will appear as a pair of binoculars, if this is not easily visible simply hit the the “command + f” keys
together and it will open a box that will allow you to type in the search
reference you require. If you are using a Windows computer and cannot
find the binocular search icon simply hit the “alt + f” keys together and
type in your search requirement.
Remember, this archive is a work in progress and cannot be completed
until we have copies of all the CTSN issues.
The issues still missing are:
1947:
Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec
1948:
Jan/Feb, Mar, Apr, May, June, July, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec
1949:
Jan/Feb
1950:
April
If anyone can help by supplying these missing issues or even if you
can give us a lead to follow up, please contact the ACTA office on
02 6938 2121
I will keep you informed of our progress.
Jim Shepherd
2011 Victorian State ISSF Carnival
The Double Trap Final is underway
They say Melbourne is famous for its “all four seasons in
one day” weather and on October 7-9 it was no different
for the 2011 Victorian State ISSF Carnival conducted at
Melbourne Gun Club in Lilydale.
After much negotiation getting the green light from AISL to be a PQS
event, entries were well up on the previous 2 years with shooters travelling from all over Australia to compete. A total of 5 PQS scores were
recorded over the weekend showing that Melbourne Gun Club is the
place to shoot if you want to shoot good scores.
This was the first year this event has been pre nominations and all
seemed to work smoothly. With a total of 83 individual competitors
entered over the weekend in their respective events it would have been
near impossible to start on time without pre nominations.
STATE DOUBLE TRAP
A total of 18 shooters had entered in the State Double Trap event held
on Friday the 7th of October in muggy overcast conditions but without
a breath of wind.
Round 1 saw Steve Haberman out of the blocks with a blistering 48 to
have a 1 target lead from Russell Mark on a 47 and Craig Trembath a 46.
Scores from all shooters were up and down for the remaining 2 rounds.
The final saw Russell Mark 135, Steve Haberman & Nick Kirley 133,
Craig Trembath 130, Marc Crimmins 118 and Daniel White on 113.
The final came right down to the wire with Steve Haberman and Russell
Mark tied for the Overall and a shoot off required. A further 3 pair saw
Steve Haberman as the victor.
Laetisha Scanlan 3rd, Stacy Roiall 1st & Suzy Balogh 2nd in Womens Trap
Olympian Stacy Roiall got off to a great start posting 24 in her opening
round. She went on to shoot further rounds of 23 and 24 to lead into
the final with a 71 and a PQS. 1 target behind her also with a PQS
was 2004 Athens Gold Medallist Suzy Balogh on 70, Laetisha Scanlan
& Catherine Skinner on 68, Michelle Beecham 65 & Rohanna Abberton
on 63 rounded out the top 6.
A great final of 21 saw Stacy too good and win by a commanding 6
targets. A shoot off for 2nd and 3rd was held between Laetisha and Suzy
with Suzy coming out on top.
In the Junior section Melbourne Gun Club member Geoff Aston held off
the rest of the field to record a victory with 109/150.
Winners Overall Stacy Roiall 92/100,
2nd Suzy Balogh 92/106, 3rd Laetisha
Scanlan 91/106.
Winners were Overall Steve Haberman 185/206, AA Grade Russell
Mark 135/150, A Grade Marc Crimmins 118/150, B Grade Daniel White
113/150, C Grade Daniel Cleary 100/150, Junior Geoff Aston 109/150.
State Postal Team Stacy Roiall, Laetisha
Scanlan, Michelle Beecham and
Catherine Skinner.
Open State Postal Team Steve Haberman, Russell Mark, Craig Trembath,
Nick Kirley, Jeff Tonna & Daniel White.
Open Shoulder to Shoulder Team Steve Haberman, Russell Mark & Nick
Kirley.
Junior State Postal Team Geoff Aston, Matt Woods, Kyle Dunkley &
Daniel Cleary. Junior Shoulder to Shoulder Team Geoff Aston, Daniel
Cleary & Matt Woods.
STATE WOMENS TRAP
14 Women had entered the State Womens Trap event held on Saturday
the 8th in again warm overcast and still conditions. 2008 Beijing
Shoulder to Shoulder Team Stacy
Roiall, Laetisha Scanlan & Catherine
Skinner
STATE WOMENS SKEET
Also held on the Saturday was the State
Womens Skeet, and although only 3
competitors it was a very tight tussle
between all 3. Laura Coles who has an
Continued on page 18
Laura Coles (WA)
Womens Skeet Overall winne
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2011 Victorian State ISSF
excellent track record at Melbourne Gun Club lead into the final on a
very well shot 70/75 and also a PQS. She lead Lauryn Mark by 1 target
on 69 and Zita Dettori on 67.
A final round of 23 by Laura was enough for her to win the State Title by
2 targets. Great shooting Laura. Overall Winner Laura Coles 93/100.
STATE MENS
TRAP
A hot field of 50
shooters tussled out
this event held over
the Saturday and
Sunday. Day 1 saw
warm overcast conditions while Sunday
dished up a bit of
everything, pouring
rain and strong
winds one minute,
then clear blue skies
and dead still the
next. You needed a
“bit of luck” to avoid
getting wet.
Josh Collard Junior winner with
Adam Vella Overall winner in Mens Trap
50 targets were shot
on day one with
Adam Vella missing
Jeff Tonna, Craig Henwood & Nathan Kotlarewski. Shoulder to Shoulder
Team Adam Vella, Danny DiPietro & Nathan McDonnell.
Junior Postal Team Josh Collard, Daniel Cleary, Leigh Stokes & Kyle
Dunkley. Shoulder to Shoulder Team: Josh Collard, Daniel Cleary &
Leigh Stokes.
STATE MENS SKEET
A total of 9 shooters competed in the Men’s Skeet which saw some very
good shooting indeed. Clive Barton got out of the blocks nice and early
smashing the first 50. A 23 in his last round however saw him tied on
day 1 with 3 other shooters. Paul Adams, Keith Ferguson and Anthony
Sottosanti also all recording 73/75.
Day 2 and the cold dark windy conditions made things tough on the
skeet range. Clive just held on for his PQS with a well shot 121/125.
Queensland youngster Paul Adams just missing out with a 120 was next
in line. The big mover from day 1 was David Cunningham who showed
the younger guys just how it’s done missing his very last target to shoot
74/75 for the day to be next into the final on 118 with Anthony Sottosanti
and Keith Ferguson. David Douglas took out the 6th spot with 116.
A round of 24 in the final saw Clive hold on by 1 target from Paul Adams
to claim the 2011 Victorian State ISSF Skeet Title.
Winners were Overall Clive Barton 145/150, AA Grade Paul Adams
120/125, A Grade David Douglas 116/125, B grade Tony Scapin 111/125,
Junior Paul Adams 120/125.
Open Postal Team Anthony Sottosanti, Keith Ferguson, James Bolding,
Tony Scapin, David Cunningham & Daniel Egan.
Shoulder to Shoulder Team David Cunningham, Anthony Sottosanti &
Keith Ferguson.
This concluded the 2011 Victorian ISSF Carnival which was one of the
more successful in recent times.
A few thank you’s required firstly to the official referees for the event
which were required for the shoot to have PQS status Judith Kent, Ian
Urch, Vince Mollica & Peter Wray who all worked tirelessly and between
them all officiated in every squad for the weekend, a huge effort.
The Melbourne Gun Club committee for all the work in preparing the
grounds and targets, changing traps etc. in ensuring a well ran carnival.
Craig Henwood for taking all the pre noms for the event and Inge Esplin
& Jean Wray who made sure all ran to plan in the office. A big thank you
to all who helped.
We hope to again have PQS status on this event next year and look
forward to seeing you all again in 2012.
Melbourne Gun Club members Roger Esplin 2nd B grade,
Nathan Kotlarewski 1st B grade & Darryl Johnston 2nd C Grade in Mens Trap
his very last target to record an excellent 49/50. Nathan McDonnell &
Steve Trembath were right on his heels with 48 with Jeff Tonna & Tom
Turner on 47.
Day 2 and Adam handled the tough conditions brilliantly to record
rounds of 24, 25, 24 to finish with a score of 122/125 and another PQS.
He lead his closest rival in Brett Dunstan by 5 targets on 117. The remaining 4 finalists were all on 115 they being Josh Collard, Daniel DiPietro,
Jeff Tonna and Nathan McDonell.
A slight hiccup in the final saw Adam miss his first 3 targets but regroup
to finish with a score of 21 and win yet another Victorian State Title.
Winners Overall Adam Vella 143/150, A grade Brett Dunstan 117/125,
A grade 2nd Daniel DiPietro 115/125 + 5, B Grade Nathan Kotlarewski 112/125, B Grade 2nd Roger Esplin 109/125, C Grade Shane Stokes
103/125, C Grade 2nd Darryl Johnston 100/125, Junior Josh Collard
115/125, Junior 2nd Daniel Cleary 101/125.
Open Postal Team Adam Vella, Nathan McDonnell, Steve Trembath,
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March 24–April 1, 2012
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May 20–26, 2012
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August 25–26, 2012
The Australian Clay Target Association
presents the
2012 NATIONAL TRAP CHAMPIONSHIPS
TO BE HELD AT THE NATIONAL SHOOTING GROUNDS
TASMAN RD WAGGA WAGGA
MONDAY 26th MARCH to SUNDAY 1st APRIL
Events to commence at 8.30am daily
MONDAY 26TH MARCH
State Teams Shoulder to Shoulder Match – Open, Ladies, Veterans, and Juniors
Opening Ceremony
63rd Grand Australian Handicap 50T
Nominations $40 plus $5/25 Targets $50 plus optional prize pools
TUESDAY 27TH MARCH
72nd National Champion of Champions 75T – in conjunction with the
18th Ladies National Champion of Champions and the
18th Junior Champion of Champions.
9th Sub – Junior Champion of Champions
13th Veteran Champion of Champions.
WEDNESDAY 28TH MARCH
52nd National Double Rise Championship 100T – in conjunction with the
18th Ladies National Double Rise Championship and the
18th Junior National Double Rise Championship.
9th Sub – Junior National Double Rise Championship
13th Veteran National Double Rise Championship.
11th National Deauville Doubles Championship
Nominations $40 per Team
31st Family Deauville Doubles Event
Nominations $20 per Team
THURSDAY 29TH MARCH
61st National Double Barrel Championship 50T – in conjunction with the
32nd Ladies National Double Barrel Championship and the
32nd Junior National Double Barrel Championship.
9th Sub – Junior National Double Barrel Championship
13th Veteran National Double Barrel Championship.
FRIDAY 30TH MARCH
58th National Single Barrel Championship 50T – in conjunction with the
24th Ladies National Single Barrel Championship
21st Junior National Single Barrel Championship.
9th Sub – Junior National Single Barrel Championship
13th Veteran National Single Barrel Championship.
SATURDAY 31ST MARCH
51st National Points/ANZ Trap Championship 50T – in conjunction with the
20th Ladies Points/ANZ Championship
20th Junior Points/ANZ Championship
9th Sub – Junior Points/ANZ Championship
13th Veterans Points/ANZ Championship
SUNDAY 1ST APRIL
Mackintosh Teams Shoot – Open, Ladies, Juniors and Veterans
Overall High Gun – Ladies, Junior, Sub-Junior, and Veterans High Gun
2012 All Australian Trap Team
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THE AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION
presents the
2012 ACTA – ISSF CHAMPIONSHIPS
TO BE HELD AT NEWCASTLE/LAKE MACQUARIE C.T.C.
MONDAY JANUARY 16 TO SATURDAY JANUARY 21ST, 2012
Events to commence at 9.00am daily.
SUNDAY JANUARY 15
Double Trap Training Day
Skeet Training Day
MONDAY JANUARY 16
75 Pair Commonwealth Double Trap Championship + Final.
125 Tgt Commonwealth ISSF Skeet Championship (first 75tgt).
TUESDAY JANUARY 17
75 Pair National Double Trap Championship + Final.
125 Tgt Commonwealth ISSF Skeet Championship (last 50) + Final
75 Tgt Commonwealth Women’s ISSF Olympic Skeet Championship + Final.
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 18
125 Tgt Commonwealth Trap Championship (first 75tgt).
125 Tgt National ISSF Skeet Championship (first 75tgt).
75 Tgt National Women’s Skeet Championship + Final.
THURSDAY JANUARY 19
125 Tgt Commonwealth Trap Championship (last 50) + Final.
125 Tgt National ISSF Skeet Championship (last 50) + Final
75 Tgt Commonwealth Women’s Trap Championship + Final
FRIDAY JANUARY 20
125 Tgt National Trap Championship (first 50tgt).
75 Tgt National Women’s Trap Championship + Final.
SATURDAY JANUARY 21
125 Tgt National Trap Championship (last 75) + Final.
High Gun awards to Open, Women’s & Juniors in Olympic Trap,
Olympic Double Trap and ISSF Skeet.
THE ACTA EXECUTIVE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAMME
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2012 NATIONAL ISSF CHAMPIONSHIPS
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NOMINATION FORM
For Conditions of Entry see page 22 CTSN November or the ACTA website
ACTA No.
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Surname
Address
Club
Suburb
State
Postcode
Phone No.
Mobile/
Day Contact
Email
TICK ONE or MORE THAN ONE of the boxes if you are ELIGIBLE to complete in the Categories shown below:
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TICK Your GRADE
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Please note: ALL PRE-Nominations CLOSE at 5.00 pm on Wednesday 4th January 2012 (Eastern Summer Time)
Nominations to be received by close of business Wednesday 4th January 2012. There is a maximum 125 competitors for ISSF Trap. If
Pre-nominations exceed this number a standby list of 20 will be created and used in case of withdrawals. If any vacancies exist in the
program it will be on a “first in” basis at an additional cost of $25.00 per event to enter. Nominations at the Championships close at
10.00am the day prior to the event if a vacancy exists. (See conditions of entry number 3)
Event
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Nationals Program
Pre-Nomination
Before 4th Jan 2012
Monday 16th & Tuesday 17th January - 9.00am
ISSF Commonwealth Skeet Championship - 125t (First 75 16th, second 50 + Final 17th)
2
3
Tuesday 17th January - 9.00am
4
Tuesday 17th January - 9.00am
ISSF Commonwealth Women’s Skeet Championship - 75t + Final
ISSF National Double Trap Championship - 75pr + Final
$95
$120
$65
$90
$95
$120
$65
$90
$80
$105
$80
$105
$65
$90
$65
$90
$80
$105
Wednesday 18th January & Thursday 19th January 9.00am
ISSF National Skeet Championship - 125t (First 75 18th, second 50 + Final 19th)
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Wednesday 18th January & Thursday 19th January 9.00am
8
Thursday 19th January - 9.00am
9
Friday 20th January - 9.00am
ISSF Commonwealth Trap Championship - 125t (First 75 18th, second 50 + Final 19th)
ISSF Commonwealth Women’s Trap Championship - 75t + Final
ISSF National Women’s Trap Championship - 75t + Final
10
$105
Wednesday 18th January - 9.00am
ISSF National Women’s Skeet Championship - 75t + Final
6
$80
Monday 16th January - 9.00am
ISSF Commonwealth Double Trap Championship - 75pair + Final
5
Nomination
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Friday 20th January & Saturday 21st 9.00am
ISSF National Trap Championship 125t (First 50 20th, second 75 + Final 21st)
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Competition
RESULTS
Northern
Territory
Alice Springs 9 Oct 11
Hot gusty winds (14): 50T DB Evans Shield
OA: S Morris 49/50; A: M Niland, M
Sweeney 47/50; B: J Niland 47/50; C: M Ball
45/50; 50T DB Emily Hills CS OA: S Morris
48/50; A: R Desous, M Sweeney 47/50; B: J
Niland 46/50; C: B Carter 40/50.
South
Australia
Barmera 1 Oct 11
Cold, wet & miserable (35): 50T DB CS OA
& AA: L Higgins 59/60, G Knight 58/60; A: J
Byrnes 49/50, A Tapscott 48/50; B: P Brister
46/50, A Dunn 46/52; C: R Nutt 37/50, V
Tierney 34/50; 25T SB A: M Collumb 77/78,
L Knight 76/78; B: P Brister 73/75, A Dunn
78/84; C: P Ward 57/75, V Tierney 52/75;
25T SB A: L Knight 22/25, B Duncan 24/25;
B: R Wylie 22/25, B Duncan 21/25; C: V
Tierney 21/25, I Maywald 17/25; 25T L
Higgins 60/60, D Keen 59/60; B: P Brister
28/30, B Duncan 27/30; C: V Tierney 18/25,
P Ward 14/25; HG: L Knight 173/175.
Barmera 2 Oct 11
Fine & Clear (43): 25T Carnival HC: B
Duncan 32/32, R Damin 31/32, G Tapscott
27/29, A Dunn 24/26; 25T Carnival SB
OA& AA: K Deen 28/28, G Gilbert 24/25;
A: B Duncan 24/25, J Byrnes 26/28; B: T
Drakopoulos 27/28, B Duncan 26/29; C:
Vanessa Tierney 21/25, P Ward 14/25; JNR:
J Mattschoss 21/25; 25T Carnical PS OA
& AA: J Byrnes 75/75, A Tapscott 72/75;
AA: J Higgins 89/90, L Higgins 86/90; B:
J Holder 75/78, T Drakopoulos 74/78; C:
V Tierney 59/75, B Knight 58/75; JNR: J
Mattschoss 68/75; 25T Carnival DB OA
& AA: R Andrews 81/81, L Knight 80/81;
A: N West 39/39, J Mattschoss 46/47; B:
G Tapscott 27/27, R Damin 26/27; C: B
Knight 22/25, P Ward 20/25; Sid Churches
Memorial Team Shoot: Southern Gun
Club 74/75: L Higgins, D Keen, J Higgins;
OA HG: L Higgins 145/150; VET HG: R
Andrews 138/150; LAD HG: S Byrnes
127/150; JNR HG: A Tapcott 137/150;
Central Zone Carnival Teams: Open Team:
J Byrnes, L Higgins, G Gilbert, J Higgins, D
Keen, B Duncan; VET Team: J Holder, R
Robertson, B Zanker; LAD Team: S Byrnes,
V Tierney, D Humberstone; JNR Team: A
Tapscott, J Mattchoss, J Gilbert.
Bordertown 25 Sep 11
Fine (16): 40T DB AA: W Hawker, S Zadow;
A: L Hawker, P Winser; B: T Marshal, J
Holder; C: P Obst; 30T PS AA: A Jones, W
Hawker; A: P Winser, K Mules/L Hawker;
B: T Marshall, J Holder; C: P Obst; 20T
SB AA: W Hawker, S Zadow/R Andrews;
A: L Hawker, R Hounsell; B: T Marshall, S
Wallis/J Holder, C: P Obst; 10Pr D/D CD:
R Hounsell & K Batson, D Flavel & S Wallis,
A Jones & K Mules, W Hawker & L Hawker,
S Zadow & P Obst.
Broken Hill 15 Oct 11
Fine & Sunny (17): 25T Grd SKT A: D
22
Nicholls 25/25, R Walsh 25/25; B: B
Foley 21/25, W Channing 20/25; C: D
Buyrn 23/25, J Davis 22/25; 25T Grd B/T
A: R Walsh 25/25, D Nicholls 22/25; B:
W Channing 19/25, B Foley 18/25; C: D
Buyrn 14/25, J Nicholls 13/25; 25T HC: D
Nicholls 25/25, R Walsh 24/25, J Caskey
28/30; 50T DB OA: R Walsh 159/159; AA:
D Nicholls 158/159; A: P Hocking 56/57,
E Stephenson 49/50; B: P Jacobson 48/50;
B: D Gates 44/50; C: J Nicholls 47/50, D
Buyrn 46/50; VET: J Caskey 67/71; OA HG:
R Walsh 124/125.
International 15 Oct 11
Cool/Windy (51): 25T Trench CS: A: A
Zupanic 24/27, C Bentley 23/27; C & OA:
S Stokes 23/25, T Piteo 22/25; C: B Cook
21/28, L Gentilcore 20/28; LAD: T Evans
17/25; VET: J Zuppa 17/25; J & A Finis
Shield: M Stokes, C Bentley, V Bpne 63/75;
25T PS CS AA & OA: M Collumb 113/114,
C. Bentley 110/114; A: J Hennig 73/75, G
Pike 71/75; B: B Cook 80/81, R Damin
77/81; C: D McPherson 72/75, A Dalle
Molle 59/75; LAD: S Byrnes 62/75; VET:
L Francis 72/75; 15 Pr DR CS AA: C Kelly
27/30, R Borzillo 41/50; A: J Melisi 25/30,
J Hennig 31/40; B: G Tapscott 23/30, T
Piteo 20/30; C: A Dalle Molle 18/30, D
McPherson 17/30; LAD: T Evans 17/30;
VET: R Andrews 23/30; 30T DB CS AA &
OA: A Zupanic 73/73, R Borzillo 72/73; A:
John Hennig 29/30, P Marmorale 27/30; B:
T Piteo 30/31, D Halikiopoulos 30/32; C:
D McPherson 25/30, K Polst 24/25; LAD: S
Byrnes 26/30; P Marcoionni 29/30.
International 16 Oct 11
Cool/Windy (65): 25T SKT CS A & OA:
L Piscioneri 25/25, L Schubert 24/25; B:
C Bentley 38/39, D Oliviero 37/39; C: G
Cricelli 37/39, K Redford 36/39; LAD:
T Evans 15/26; JNR: A Tapscott 16/25;
VET: K Polst 22/25; Inter. Skeet Shield: L
Schubert, L Piscioneri, D Oliviero, B Evans,
M Collumb 120/125; 25T HC CS: A Panazzolo 26/27, M Stokes 25/27, P Marcoionni
24/26, A Tapscott 33/35, T Dunn 32/35;
25T SB CS AA & OA: M Stokes 27/27, S
Oliviero 26/27; A: B Duncan 23/25, A
Tapscott 39/4l; B: B Duncan 23/25, S
Byrnes 24/27; C: D Mcpherson 19/25, S
Fenwick 20/27; LAD: T Evans 18/26; JNR:
P Noto 13/25; VET: P Mules 23/25; 25T DB
CS AA & OA: A Panazzolo 61/61, Zupanic
60/61; A: A Tapscott 56/57, B Cook 37/38;
B: V Petraccaro 25/25, B Duncan 24/25; C:
A Dalle Molle 22/25, G Harvey 22/26; LAD:
T Evans 20/25; JNR: P Noto 20/25: VET R.
Andrews 38/38; D & M Martini Shield: D
Lymn, B Evans, D Oliviero, M Collumb, R
Borzillo 121/125; HG Grds OA: M Stokes
242/260; AA: M Stokes: 201/210; A: J
Hennig 194/210; B: V Petraccarp 183/210;
C: D McPherson 167/210; LAD: T Evans
158/210; JNR: A Tapscott 70/75; VET: R
Andrews 183/200.
Lake Albert 1 Oct 11
Very windy and raining - second day sunny
& windy (23): 50T CAMPBELL HOUSE DB
CS AA: P Mules 47/50, T Dunn 38/50; OA
& A: M Raper 54/55, J Judd 53/55; B: J
Mitchell 42/50, H Jurgs 41/55; C: Tima
40/54, K Polst 39/54; 25T JOHNCOCK
FAMILY PS CS AA: T Dunn 65/75, P Mules
56/75; OA & A: M Raper 75/75, F Keen
66/75; B: H Jurgs 64/75, J Mitchell 61/75;
C: T Drury 59/75, G Harvey 35/75; 25T
APPELKAMP BROTHERS SB CS AA: P
Mules 20/25, T Dunn 15/25; OA & A: M
Raper 21/25, B Crane 28/34; B: H Jurgs
19/25, 18/25; C: T Drury 20/25, K Polst
14/25; SHOT IN CONJUNCTION WITH
EVENT 3 KEITH & SANDIE APPELKAMP
TEAM SHOOT: LAKE ALBERT GUN CLUB
No 1 TEAM: S Appelkamp, J Judd, K
Strother, H Jurgs & P Johncock 79/125;
25T COORONG APIARIES DB CS OA &
AA: P Mules 27/28, T Dunn 26/28; A:
M Raper 25/27, P Johncock 33/35; B:
K Strother 26/28, H Jurgs 25/28; C: D
McPherson 21/25, R Low 19/25; 50T
MENINGIE LIQUOR BARN DB CS AA: P
Winsor 62/66, T Dunn 61/66; OA & A: M
Raper 49/50, J Judd 47/50; B: J Mitchell
45/50, K Strother 44/50; C: J Parker
41/50, R Low 40/50; SHOT IN CONJUNCTION WITH EVENT 6 MENINGIE
HOTEL TEAM SHOOT: MONARTO CLAY
TARGET CLUB 220/250; P Mules, T Dunn,
R Low, A Vilcins & F Keen; VET HG: M
Raper 145/150, T Drury 116/150, B Crane
128/150; VET HG: M Raper 73/75, D
McPherson 59/75,P Mules 69/75; GARRY
& JUDY APPELKAMP HG VETERANS HG:
M Raper 218/225, T Drury 171/225, P
Mules 195/225.
Mallala 3 Oct 11
Sunny and Warm (42): 100T DB AA: C
Bentley 202/204, M Collumb 201/204, L
Piscioneri 111/114; A: G Hopgood 96/100,
R Fleming 95/100, B August 94/100; B: B
Cook 97/100, B Duncan 100/106, L Ciaramellano 99/106; C: V Petraccaro 93/100,
V Tierney 84/100, J Wheatley 81/100; OA
HG AA: C Bentley 212/214.
Mid North 8 Oct 11
Warm, High cloud (9): 20T CD: T Bowman
19/20, B Finch, D Pollard, G Read, J Gilbert,
T O’Connor 18/20; 50T Presidents DB AA:
G Read 49/50; A: D Pollard 50/50, D Butler
47/50; B: T O’Connor 48/50; T Bowman
45/50; 25T Zone CS TWR A: T Bowman
23/25, J Gilbert 21/25; B: H Bowman
23/25, G Read 22/25; C & OA: D Butler
25/25, D Pollard 24/25.
Monarto Alexandra 9 Oct 11
Cold, Wet, windy then fine (26): 25T SHT
B: L Cook 27/31, A Vilcins 26/31; C: P
Hamilton 23/25, K Polst 26/29; 25T DB
AA: P Mules 24/25; A: A Treacy 45/46,
A Vilcins 44/46; B: B Burgess 25/25, P
Quire 24/26; C: D McPherson 24/25, K
Polst 21/25; 25T SB AA: P Mules 23/25;
A: P Kelly 24/25, F Keen 24/27; B: L Cook
25/25, H Whitehead 24/25; C: K Polst
20/25, R Perry 26/32; 25T PS AA: P Mules
70/75, A: P Kelly 72/75, F Keen 71/75; B:
L Cook 71/75, S Rogers 70/75; C: D Mc
Pherson 63/75, K Polst 59/75; HG: Paul
Kelly 120/125.
Mount Gambier 1 Oct 11
Wet, windy (27): Cock’s Autopro Club B/T
CS AA: M Whitehead 27/32, D Hastings
21/25; A: H Megan 20/25, D Pratt 19/25;
B: K Atkin 28/32, A Hoare 21/25; C: P
Telford 20/25, G Bourchier 19/25; Sal
Livestock & Ral Estate CONT PS AA: D
Pratt 146/150, G Kessegian 137/150; A: P
Winser 125/150, H Telford 113/150; B: M
Little 139/150, G Lamond 135/150; I Hill
113/150, M Freeman 75/150; Baxter Hire
D/R AA: G Kessegian 34/40, K Atkin 32/40;
A: P Winser 33/40, H Telford 28/40; B: M
Little 27/40, P Hill 32/35; C: I Hill 22/40,
M Freeman 20/40; SE Autotrade HGL: D
Pratt 195/215.
Port Augusta 16 Oct 11
Gusty winds (9): 50T DB, 50T B/T Events
Combined A: K Firth 96/100; B: B Baynes
81/100; C: L Nicholson 55/100; HG: K
Firth 96/100.
Port Lincoln 16 Oct 11
Fine & Sunny (10): 50T PS A: T Stringer
156/162; B: G Bollen 124/150; C: D Little
119/150; 25T SB A: S Edmonds 24/25; B:
G Bollen 20/25; C: D Little 18/25; 25T DB
A: S Edmonds 25/25; B: G Bollen 23/25;
C: D Little 16/25; OA HG: S Edmonds
193/200.
Pt Pirie 8 Oct 11
Over cast: 50T DB A: J Byrnes 63/65 , T
Dipaolo 62/65; B: A Jones 57/62 , S Byrnes
56/62; C: A Redden 46/50 , J Smith 44/50;
OA: J Byrnes 63/65; 75T Ch/Ch A : J Byrnes
122/125 , R Hindmarsh 118/125; B: S
Byrnes 112/125, J Smith 105/125; C: D
Jones 103/125, A Redden 102/125; OA:
J Byrnes 122/125; 75T DB A: B Thomas
74/75, J Byrnes 72/75; B: S Byrnes 70/75,
A Jones 65/75; C: A Redden 64/75, D Jones
56/75. OA: B Thomas 74/75; 25T HC: A
Jones 24/25, B Thomas 23/25, S Byrnes
22/25; OA HG: J Byrnes 263/275.
Southern 25 Sep 11
Fine and Mild (34): 25T DB Dunn Family S
x S AA: T Dunn 24/25, D Keen 23/25: A: R
Schubert 22/25; B: A Dunn 22/25, R Leake
21/25; C: R Umback 20/25, P Dunn 18/25;
VET: S Keen 21/25; OA: R Schubert after a
shoot off between all grade winners; 25T
DB ABC In conjunction with the M Jaeger
perpetual Trophy Team Shoot: A: L Higgins
30/30, D Keen 29/30; B: T Scarff 23/25, W
Reilly 23/27; C: M Sutton 25/30, R Umback
24/30; Team Winners: Southern No. 1 Team:
P Dunn, L Higgins, F Keen, A Dunn, J Higgins
112/125; Southern No 2 Team: D Keen, W
Reilly, M Jaeger, S Keen, L Higgins 107/125;
15Pr D/R CS A: J Hennig 17/30, R Schubert
17/30; B: T Scarff 14/30, A Dunn 13/30; C:
M Sutton 19/30, B Eastwood 16/30; John
Steward Reilly Memorial High Gun Trophy
over events 1-3: D Keen 64/80.
South Australian 25 Sep 11
Beautiful (28): Spring SKT CS OA & A:
C Jacobs 49/50, L Schubert 47/50; B:
R Kimber 48/50, P Casey 50/55; C: M
Huxtable 46/50, H Griggs 45/50; TWR DB
Gd A: K Redfern 47/47, N Praino 46/47;
B: A Smith 25/25, V Cucca 24/25; C: R
Pitt 25/25, P Borzillo 27/28; Spring DB CS
OA & A: A Treacy 58/58, R Borzillo 47/50;
AA: M Cullumb 57/58, J Byrnes 46/50; B:
J Mitchell 44/50, L Ciaramellano 41/50;
C: C Abela 35/50, R Pitt 27/50; OA HG:
M Collumb 117/125.
South Australian 9 Oct 11
Overcast & Mild (24): September SKT CS
OA & B: A Zupanic 48/50, M Collumb
47/50; A: L Piscioneri 46/50; C: K Redford
46/50, G Cricelli 42/50; CONT Grd A: M
Cullumb 24/25, L Pisioneri 23/25; B: R
Cook 23/25, L Francis 23/27; C: Nil; MXD
T Grd A: A Zupanic 75/100, D Oliviero
91/100; B: L Francis 45/50, V Petraccaro
54/75; C: J Parker 36/50, Cabela; September DB CS OA & AA: P Furner 31/32, A
Zupalic 41/43; A: S Halikiopoulos 30/32,
P Marmorale 20/25; B: V Petraccaro 29/31,
L Francis 26/28; C: J Parker 18/25, B Jarrett
16/25; OA HG: A Zupanic 140/150.
Wilkawatt 9 Oct 11
Overcast, slight breeze (19): 50T SKT A:
L Schubert 50/50; B: D Beelitz 47/50,
A Lock 45/50; C: J Winnal 47/50, C
Windham 44/50; 25T Gregor Family DB
CS AA: B Lock 60/61, D Beelitz 53/54; A
& OA: A Lock 61/61, P Johncock 29/30;
B: K Strother 32/34, S Gregor 31/34; C: I
Dunbar 25/25, G Harvey 23/25; 30T Producers Cont CS AA & OA: M Raper 35/35,
D Beelitz 29/30; A: J Winnal 34/35, A Lock
33/35; B: K Strother 33/34, M Batten
32/34; C: G Harvey 24/30, I Dunbar 19/30;
Open HG: L Schubert 103/105; VET HG: P
Johncock 92/105.
South
SouthAustralian
AustralianClay
Clay Target
Target Association
Association Inc.
STATE DTL CARNIVAL
3rd, 4th & 5th February 2012
Venue: State Shooting Park, Park Road, Virginia
Friday 10-00 a.m
Event 1: $45 (WV $40)
Event 2: $45 (WV $40)
25 Pair State Double Rise Championship
50 Tgt State Handicap
SACTA AGM ± commences ½ hour after completion of Event 2
Saturday 9-00 a.m
Event 3: $45 (WV $40)
50 Tgt State Single Barrel Championship
Event Z: (Approx 12:00 start) Zone Teams Match- presentation at event end
Event 4: $45 (WV $40)
50 Tgt State Double Barrel Championship
(Includes the SA club team event ± 5 members registered with the same SA Club)
** Dinner at the 2012 SACTA Presentation Evening at State Shooting Park ± see below.**
(8:00 start) Event M:
Sunday 9-00 a.m
Ray and Pat Mack Trophy GEVESWVGUK¶FDS
Event 5: $45 (WV $40)
50 Tgt State Points Score Championship
Presentation at completion of Event 5
Event T:
Postal Teams Match Open, W,V,J
State Sash and Silver Badge for Overall on Events 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5
1st and 2nd AA, A, B, C and 1st W/J/V on Events 1, 3, 4 & 5
Event 2 - 1st to 10th (plus junior trophy)
Overall High Gun Events 1 - 5
AA, A, B & C Grade, W/V/J High Gun Events 1 - 5
Open Postal Team Selected over Events 3, 4 & 5
All Juniors are entitled to Free Nominations and eligible for all trophies
Ladies & Veterans paying reduced nominations, and Juniors, are entitled to overall, grades or categories, not
both. (O/all and Grades to take precedence)
Reduced or Free nomination does not affect Team Selection.
Evening meal Saturday night for presentation of Friday and Saturday events
Life Membership, 2012 SACTA Junior Scholarship and the Hall of Fame inductee.
SACTA appreciates the support of the following sponsors of the State Carnival:
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Any enquiries please contact: Secretary, Deserie Baynes (M) 0417 870 745
President, Allan Vilcins (08) 8389 2467 (M) 0401 714 630
Pre Nomination Form can be found at
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- $5 discount per event
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Western
Australia
Southern York Peninsula 25 Sep 11
Fine (11): 10T DB E/O CD: G Read 10/10; B
Thompson 10/10; 50T DB Crows Minlaton
Club Trophy A: G Read 47/50; B: R Hockey
39/50; C: J Stock 45/50; 25T PS A: G Read
69/75; B: B Thompson 57/75, C: J Thiselton 53/75.
Wagin 17 Sep 11
Overcast, gusty winds (9): 100 Pr D/R OA &
AA: E Harris 171/200, S West; A: T Catling
145/200, R Beven 118/200; B: M Moffart
169/220, P Carbone 167/200.
Western Australian 1 Oct 11
Overcast (134): WA State 25 Pr D/R OA: P
House (Bunbury); AA: N Suckling, J Oliveri,
S Pilipasidis; A: M Shipp, S Colaguirt, J
Chandler; B: P Lange, F Prowse, B Benjamin;
C: T Hale, C Vodden, B Putman; VET: M
Daden; LAD: D Norrish; JNR: F Prowse; WA
Zone Teams Shoulder to Shoulder Match:
Mid-West Zone: G Kelly, T Blakeney, A
Hocking, M Boschetti, A Da Luz; WA State
50 DB OA: G Kelly; AA: S PIlipasidis, S West,
P House; A: R Vodden, T Catling, D Dickson;
B: M Moffatt, B Benjamin, D Forward; C: B
Putman, T Hale, T Forward; VET: T Catling;
LAD: C Betteridge; JNR: J Dunnet; WA State
50 SB OA: G Kelly: AA: T Blakeney, E Harris,
D Fox; A: G O’Brien , N Johnson, M Shipp; B:
P Lange, C Baker, S Johnson; C: B Putman,
J Hale, R Kingshott; VET: N Johnson; LAD:
C Betteridge; JNR: C Baker; WA State 50
PS OA: G Kelly; AA: T Blakeney, A Da Luz,
R Normington; A: B Boschetti, G O’Brien,
P Lange; B: S Johnson, J Dunnet, B Wilkinson; C: B Putman, C Scheer, J Kingshott;
VET: B Boschetti; LAD: C Betteridge; JNR:
J Dunnet.
Queensland
Atherton 25 Sep 11
Fine & Windy (25): 25T DB AA & A R:
Cannon 24/25; B: S Murphy 23/25; C: L
Conn 21/25; 25T CONT AA & A: P Whatley,
R Cannon 24/25; B: N Bruce 23/25; C: L
Conn 20/25; 25T DB AA: P Whatley 25/25;
A: R Cannon 25/25; B: G Barton 23/25;
C: F Nunan 21/25, L Conn 21/25, B Still
21/25; 30T Medley 18 meters AA: G Hayden
48/50; A: A Poggioli 48/50; B: G Barton
42/50; C: F Nunan 47/50; 50T PS AA: G
Hayden 148/150, P Whatley 148/150; A:
S Goss 147/150, A Poggioli 145/150; B: G
Barton 142/150, G Walker 138/150; C: P
Vit 135/150, L Conn 122/150; 25T HC: A
Poggioli 25+2, G Walker 25+1, M Costa 24;
25T CONT AA: P Whatley 24, G Hayden 24,
P Ward 24; A: A Poggioli 25; B: S Murphy
25; C: P Vit 23, L Conn 23.
Ballandean 15 Oct 11
Stormy (107): 50T DB 15M sponsored by
MK4D Firearms OA: R Moody 186/186; AA:
D Stevens 185/186, J Richardson 149/156;
A: J Rapisarda 88/89, G Gordon 87/88; B: M
Sullivan 73/75, J Turner 58/60; C: A Heuser
46/51, D Musumeci 45/51; 25T PS CS sponsored by Cattarin Mechanical & Spitwater
Australia OA: D Stevens 123/123; AA: S
Trafford 120/123, C Cusack 102/105; A:
G Gordon 161/162, R Obst 160/162; B:
M Sullivan 73/75, B Collins 71/75; C: D
Crotty 70/75, A Heuser 68/75; 15 Pr D/R
15M sponsored by Leppington Speey Seedlings OA: T Rogers 30/30; AA: F Robinson
29/30, G Langridge 38/40; A: P McAndrew
42/45, S Brereton 41/45; B: J Turner 26/30,
J Fea 25/30; C: A Heuser 36/40, D Crotty
31/40.
Ballandean 16 Oct 11
Sunny, light breeze (112): 50T Combination
(25 each DB & SB) sponsored by Shamrock
Marketing OA: G Costanzo 80/80; AA: S
Trafford 79/80, C Cusack 79/80; A: G
Gordon 50/50, K Magurie 67/70; B: M
Sullivan 67/70, K Noud 66/70; C: A Heuser
53/60, D Crotty 49/60; 50T Grade Metreage
Stanthorpe Rural 1000: C Cusack 65/66, I
McDonald 64/66, R Moody 58/59, J Reid
57/58; 20T PS Ballandean Teams Match
16M Queensland vs NSW: QLD 585/720
Terry Rogers, Scott Trafford, Jumbo Brown,
Clayton Cusack, Daryl Stevens, Paul Hill,
24
Tony Coco, Garrt Gordon, Mitchell Ford,
Roger Obst , Sam Cabbuzzaro, Frank
Robinson. High Guns: OA: Clayton Cusack
248/255, AA: Terry Rogers 262/271, A:
Gary Gordon 245/255, B: Michael Sullivan
238/255, C: Anthony Heuser 230/255,
Lady: Leah Costanzo 226/255, Junior:
Charlie Power 229/255, Veteran: Keith
Rowling 234/255.
Bundaberg 1 Oct 11
Humid, hazy & very windy: 25T OG SK CD
B: P Bozier 24/25; C: C Bylsma 19/25; 25T
SK HC: A Collins 25/25, K Rehbein 25/25, P
Bozier 25/25 all with H/C; 50T DB PS AA: G
Mathews 138/150, I Wynyard 127/150; A: B
Charteris 138/150, D Rudd 136/150; B: K
Rehbein 138/150, G Christensen 130/150;
C: B Fisher 115/150, T Romalen 107/150;
50T DB AA: G Mathews 48/50, R Rehbein
47/50; A: B Charteris 47/50, T Gardner
46/50; B: P Catasti 48/50, A Bylsma 46/50;
C: B Fisher 45/50, T Rosmalen 38/50; HG
& OA Bedge: G Mathews 186/200, G
Matthews 96/100.
Caboolture 2 Oct 11
Blew the dog off the Chain!! (44): 25T DB
Sweeps AA: B Brown 24/25, S Whitehead,
G Mason 21/25; A: L Langridge, S Cannizaro 25/25, D Helwig, B Chain 24/25;
B: B McNamara 24/25, J Homes 22/25,
F Mills 20/25; C: T Zandegiacomo 21/25,
K Helwig, D Milton 19/25; 25T SB AA:
G Langridge 23/26, G Mason 22/26; A:
B Chain 23/25, B Wiseman 24/28; B:
B McNarmara 21/25, F Mills 19/25; C:
S Valastro 19/26, T Pieterse 18/26; 50T
DB AA: B Brown 48/50, G Mason 47/50;
A: B Wiseman 48/50, R Colley 47/50; B:
M Davis 41/50, T Pieterse 39/50; C: K
Helwig 49/50, D Milton 49/56; 25T HC:
J Rapisarda 26/29, R Zielinski 26/30, S
Whitehead 25/30; HG & OA: G Mason
112/125; AA: S Whitehead 104/125; A:
J Rapisarda 110/125; B: B McNamara
96/25; C: K Helwig 103/125.
Caboolture 9 Oct 11
Sunny & Windy (17): SKT 50T CD AA: M
Fanning 49/50; A: C Larsen 49/50; B: C
Parker, V McInnes 46/50; C: J Reynolds, J
Holmes 42/50; SKT 50T Monthly Champion
AA: L Hughes 50/50; A: F Cooper 45/50; B:
T Rhue 48/50; C: J Rodden 46/50; SKT 50T
CONDAMINE GUN CLUB
“Flood Fight Back”
Annual Two Day Shoot
28th and 29th January 2012
Saturday 28th 9.00am Start
Event 1 30T Medley (15DB, 15Pts)
Nom $20
OA Sash & Trophy 1st & 2nd
AA A B & C Grades
Event 2 25T Pts Championship
Nom $20
“Chair Event” OA Sash & Squatter’s Chair
1st & 2nd AA A B & C Grades
Event 3 50T Condamine Bell
Nom $25
DB Championship
OA Condamine Bell & Trophy
Saturday Total $65
Sunday 29th 8.00am Start
Event 4 30T DB Continental
OA Sash & Trophy
Event 5 30T Condamine Bell
SB Championship
OA Condamine Bell & Trophy
Event 6 20Pr Double Rise
OA Sash & Trophy 1st & 2nd
AA A B & C Grades
Nom $20
Nom $20
Nom $30
Sunday Total $70
TOTAL NOMINATIONS $135
60% nominations for Veterans, Ladies and
Juniors Shooting the whole program
HIGH GUNS – Squatter’s Chair and Sash
OA, AA, A, B, C grades
Trophies Ladies, Veterans and Juniors
Buffet Dinner at the Club House on Saturday Night
Camping Facilities Available on the Grounds
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and any extra information as it becomes available
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Golden West Motor Inn Miles – Ph 07 4627 1688
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Outback Motel Miles – Ph 07 4627 2100
Miles Motel – Ph 07 4627 2022
Windsor Hotel Miles – Ph 07 4627 1159
Nelgai Farm B&B – Ph 07 4627 7124
President: Clayton Cusack 07 4627 7009
Secretary: Luke Philp 07 4628 1299
The Committee Reserves the Right to Alter the Program
BUNDABERG CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
LOT 20 KAY McDUFF DRIVE
ANNUAL SUMMER TWO DAY CARNIVAL
SATURDAY 28TH & SUNDAY 29th JANUARY 2012
Practice will be available at the club on Friday 27th January 2012 from 3pm to 5pm (Permitting)
SATURDAY 28TH
9.00 AM START
25T D/B CASH DIVIDE
25T “” D/B HANDICAP
1st to 4th Place
$1,000.00
$400.00 $200.00 $100.00
50T D/B C’SHIP
O/A - 1st & 2nd AA, A, B & C Grades L/ J/ V
EVENT 1.
EVENT 2.
EVENT 3.
Nom: $ 15.00
Nom: $ 25.00
Nom: $ 30.00
SUNDAY 29TH
BREAKFAST 7.00AM
9.00 AM START
25T S/B C’SHIP
O/A - 1st & 2nd AA, A, B & C Grades
50T “D/B POINTS C’SHIP
O/A - 1st & 2nd AA, A, B & C Grades L/J/ V
25T D/B CONTINENTAL C’SHIP
O/A - 1st & 2nd AA, A, B & C Grades
EVENT 4.
EVENT 5.
EVENT 6.
HIGH GUNS:
Nom: $ 20.00
Nom: $ 30.00
Nom: $ 20.00
OVERALL & FOUR GRADES AA, A, B C
LADIES/VETERAN/JUNIOR
************
OPEN NOMS: $140.00
LADIES/VETERANS/JUNIORS: $100.00
REDUCED NOMINATIONS APPLY FOR JUNIORS, VETERAN & LADIES SHOOTING THE WHOLE PROGRAMME
CAMPING AVAILABLE - NO POWER
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program if needed
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Rob Rehbein
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Doubles AA: N Hughes 49/54; A: C Larsen
46/50; B: A Bozier 46/50; C: J Holmes
42/50; OA HG: M Fanning 157/164.
Charters Towers 2 Oct 11
Fine & warm (22): 25T SKT Sweeps: Jim
Davis, C Davis, G Davis, R Hunter, D Killick
D Guy; 25T DB 15m A: T Gough, S Goss, G
Archer, R Hunter 25/25; B: C Davis, G Davis,
B Edwards 25/25; C: S Edwards, I Young; 25T
Points 15m A: R Hunter 75/75, S Goss 74/75;
B: C Davis 72/75, R MacCormack, J Davis
69/75; C: S Edwards 66/75, I Young 54/75;
25T CONT A: C Edgerton, G Archer 25/25; B:
P Bonato 24/25, C Davis, G Davis 23/25; C: S
Edwards, I Young; 25T HC CONT: C Edgerton
30/30, S Goss 29/30, C Davis 40/41.
Callide Dawson 16 Oct 11
Fine & Warm (19): 20T DB E/O 15M AA
& A: M Howard 20/20, C Polsen 19/20,
M Elliott, L Bunker, C Bennett 18/20; B: R
Assman 20/20, R Holden & J Fairley 19/20,
S Pearce 17/20; C: L Batin & S Becker 19/20,
K Holden 18/20, T Onekawa 14/20; 25T DB
15M AA & A: B Graving 51/51, L Bunker
50/51; B: S Pearce 24/25, R Holden 21/25;
C: K Holden 23/25, L Batin 34/37; 25T SB
15M AA & A: L Bunker 25/26, C Polsen
24/26; B: R Holden 22/26, R Assman 21/26;
C: S Becker 22/25, R Fisher 20/25; 30T DB
CONT 15M AA & A: L Bunker 38/39, C
Polsen 37/39; B: R Holden 25/30, S Pearce
32/39; C: R Fisher 24/30, S Becker 28/35;
10pr DD 15M: K Holden & M Elliott 10/10,
L Bunker & L Batin 9/10.
Dysart 4 Oct 11
Fine (10): 30T DB AA: R Meaney 29/30;
A: P Watts 26/30; B: T Davey 29/30; C:
G Howard 26/30; 25T SB AA: R Meaney
22/25; A: P Watts 21/25; B: T Davey 19/25;
C: M Currie 22/25; 25T CONT AA: R Meaney
24/25; A: P Watts 24/25; B: T Davey 22/25;
C: M Currie 21/25; 10 Pr D/R AA: R Meaney
15/20; A: P Watts 16/20; B: A Smith 16/20;
C: G Howard 11/20.
Gemfields 9 Oct 11
Sunny, Hot (32): 30T DB AA: G O’Neill, D
Stevens, T Coco, R Morrison 30/30; A: K
Mott, B Muirson 30/30; B: B Rea 29/30; C:
T Frankham 29/30; Miners Mug: S Becker
47/48; 30T PS AA: D Stevens 89/90, R
Woodrow 88/90; A: R Cross 85/90, B
Muirson 83/90; B: J Taylor 85/90, B Rea
82/90; C: T Frankham 80/90, B Jenkins & C
Beavis 75/90; 15 PR D/R: AA: D Stevens, T
Coco 26/30, R Woodrow 24/30; A: L Broom
27/30, R Cross 25/30; B: J Mann, J Taylor
23/30, R Holmes 21/30; C: C Beavis 24/30,
T Frankham, T Misson 21/30.
Gladstone 9 Oct 11
Perfect (24): 25T Cont PS A & AA: G
Reynolds 122/129, B Kelly 120/129; B: D
Barletta 73/75, M McDonald 113/120; C:
K Wieting 62/75, P Chapman 59/75; 25T SB
Cont A & AA: N Busteed 24/25, G Reynolds
23/25; B: S Wieting 32/34, T Volkoff 31/34;
C: K Wieting 22/25, P Chapman 19/25;
30T Medley A & AA: N Busteed 50/50, S
Fett 69/70; B: W Daly 48/50, 57/60; C:
K Wieting 44/50, P Chapman 37/50; 25T
DB A & AA: B Busteed 105/105, B Scarborough 104/105; B: S Wieting 25/25, W Daly
41/42; C: M McDonald 25/25, K Wieting
22/25; 25T HCP: D Barlett 31/31, T Volkoff
30/31, B Busteed 24/25.
Gold Coast 2 Oct 11
Fine & Breezy (34): 50T Sporting AA: J McIver
46/50, M Birgan 45/50; A: K Rhoades
44/50, J Baird 41/50; B: S Rhoades 39/50,
J Underhill 38/50; C: G Holcroft 40/65,
K Mansfield 38/65; 50T Sporting AA: M
Birgan 44/50, J McIver 43/50; A: D Young
42/50, K Rhoades 39/50; B: B Fairweather
42/50, S Rhoades 41/50; C: J Stubbs 36/50,
J Ryan 34/50; OA HG: M Birgan 99/110.
Gold Coast 5 Oct 11
Fine & Cool (35): 50T Medley, 25T DB,
25T SB AA: M Swale 48/50, R Stevens
48/50; A: T Morony 57/60, S Cannizzaro
56/60; B: J Day 45/50, D Cunliffe 44/50;
C: R McNamara 43/50, D Pooley 41/50; SE
Zone Night Points CS OA: G Kable 75/75;
AA: M Swale 72/75, G Langridge 71/75;
A: L Booker 74/75, K Tomkins 73/75; B:
D Cunliffe 66/75, J Day 64/75; C: D Pooley
67/75, R McNamara 56/75.
GOLD
COAST
CLAY TARGET CLUB
DECEMBER PROGRAMS
Practice: 1.00 to 5.00 pm most Saturdays
Sunday 4th December – Sporting
100 Targets 9.30am Start
Graded Trophies
(Sporting Captains: Kevin Seeney 0427 761945
& Charlie Butler 0417 720936)
Gympie 2 Oct 11
25T BD CD AA: D Portors, S Bylma, S
Whitehead, B Brown, G Noffke 25/25; A: G
Hogarth 25/25; P Smith, B Stolberg, J Zaric,
B Charteris, B Power, S Prendergast, G Rudd
24/25; 50T DB OA: D Noffke 130/130; AA:
F Robinson 129/130, S Bylsma 74/75; A: B
Charteris 50/50, G Hargarth 51/52; B: S
Prendergast 49/50, W Murray 48/50; C: A
Davey 37/50; 20T Cont AA: P McAndrew
33/33, S Whitehead 32/33; A: P Smith
30/30, G Nuske 48/50; B: E Stewart 29/30,
S Prendergast 27/30; C: A Davey 26/30; 50T
DB OA: G Noffke 109/109; AA: W Humphreys 108/109, M Rankin 86/87; A: W
Durre 60/61, A Mills 59/61; B: W Murray
50/50, R Wilde 47/50; C: A Davey 47/52, D
Baird 49/55; 30T PS OA: F Robinson 90/90;
AA: S Kilfoyle 89/90, N Berry 130/132; A:
G Nuske 89/90, G Hogath 87/90; B: E
Stewart 84/90, F Mills 80/90; C: D Baird
88/99, T Heuser 85/99; 25T HC: E Stewart
25/25, G Mason 45/46, D Portewrs 44/46,
G Nuske 36/38, P McAndrew 39/41; HG
OA: F Robinson 263/270; AA: S Whitehead
260/270; A: H Nuske 260/270; B: E Stewart
254/270; L Davey 234/270; LAD: E Stewart
254/270; JNR: E Stewart 254/270; VET: B
Weedon 254/270.
Kingaroy 2 Oct 11
Gusty winds/cool (26): 25T DB C: J Rankin
18/25; B: S Davis 24/25; A: S Prendergast
27/29; AA: M Rankin 25/25; 25T PS C: J
Hayne 56/75; B: S Davis 63/75; A: S Prendergast 73/75; AA: P Clarkson 69/75; 25T
HC Cowandilla Cup: S Kelly 23/25, R Rackermann 24/27, Paul Clarkson 32/36; 25T
DB C: J Hayne 20/25; B: C Lawson 25/25;
A: S Kelly 25/25; AA: M Rankin 25/25; HG
C: J Hayne 112/150; B: C Lawson 128/150;
A: S Prendergast 138/150; AA: P Clarkson
138/150.
Mackay_Sarina 9 Oct 11
Hazy, light winds (12): 25T DB AA & A: R
Caban 25/25, S Dolan 24/25; B: T Rudd
24/25, A Love 23/25; C: G Oats 20/25, A
Earl 19/25; 25T PS AA & A: R Woodhouse
73/75, R Caban 66/75; B: T Rudd 61/75,
A Love 57/75; C: S Matsen 55/75, A Earl
53/75; 25T CONT AA & A: R Woodhouse
23/25, S Dolan 22/25; B: A love 22/25, K
Green 21/25; C: N Taylor-Smith 19/25, S
Matsen 18/25; 20T D/R AA; S Dolan 29/40;
A: R Woodhouse 24/40; B: K Green 25/40;
C: G Oates 30/50.
Port Denison 25 Sep 11
Perfect Conditions with increasing winds:
25T DN Sweepstakes AA: G Whitesaide,
J Rossato, G Maltby 25/25; A: L Popullin
25/25, P Collis 23/25; B: D Colls & G Dalton
24/25, C Edgerton & R Snell 23/25; C: S
Malone 24/25, K Boyle 23/25, T Williams
19/25; 30T DB 15T from 15m, 15T HC
Trophy Event AA: G Maltby 26/30 after
ashoot off with G Whiteside 26/30, J
Rossato 24/30; A: C Edgerton 28/30, P Colls
26/30, L Populin 25/30; B: G Dalton ater a
shoot off with R Snell & N Maltby 27/30, D
Colls 25/30; C: S Malone 27/30, T Williams
24/30, O Perrett 21/30; 25T CONT Bowen
Transit Trophy AA: J Rossato after a shoot
off with G Whiteside, G Maltby & M Collins
24/25; A: L Populin after a shoot off with C
Edgerton 24/25, P Colls 19/25; B: R Snell
25/25, D Colls & G Dalton 22/25, B Collins
21/25; 25Pr D/R Sweepstakes AA: J Rossato
45/50, G Whiteside 41/50, M Collins 40/50;
A: L Populin 42/50. P Colls & C Edgerton
31/50; B: R Snell 39/50, B Collins & N
Maltby 36/50; C: K Boyle 23/50.
Port Denison 16 Oct 11
Overcast: 25T DB Bowen Earthmoving
Trophy AA: G Whiteside after shoot off
with Greg Maltby 24/25; A: C Edgerton
after shoot off with Doug Killick 23/25; B:
N Maltby 22/25; C: O Perrett 20/25, I Otto
18/25, A Sipple 17/25; 25T PS Sweepstakes
AA: G Maltby 70/75, G Whiteside 68/75; A:
D Kikkick 72/75, C Edgerton 66/75; B: N
Maltby 57/75; C: A Sippel 55/75, O Perrett
48/75, I Otto 45/75; 25T SB CONT Port
Dension CS Sponsored by Bowen Home
Hardware OA & AA: G Maltby after shoot off
with G Whiteside 23/25; A: D Killick 23/25,
C Edgerton 19/25; B: N Maltby 22/25; C: I
Otto after a shoot off with A Sippel 16/25, O
Perrett 13/25; 25T HC: G Whiteside 23/25,
A Sipel 22/25, C Edgerton 21/25.
Redcliffe 16 Oct 11
Fine-hot (36): 30T DB AA: G Mason, B
Weedon, A Thatcher 30/30; A: A Mills
30/30, I Fowles, D Shepherd, S Thompson,
B Wiseman, B Chain, B Slegtenhorst, D
Reynolds 29/30; B: F Mills 28/30, G Paviour,
S Ricca 27/30; C: A Lestani 29/30, S Patti,
S Valastro 2/30; 60T MXD AA: M Mengel
117/120, G Mason 133/140 (shoot off);
A: D Shepherd 115/120, B Slegtenhorst
114/120; B: G Paviour114/120, W Perry
109/120; C: T Zandegiacomo 108/120, B
Ward 103/120; 30T CONT AA: G McMillan
54/55, B Brown 53/55 (shoot off); A: B
Slegtenhorst 41/42, R Colley 40/42 (shoot
off); B: F Mills 29/30, G Paviour 28/30; C:
T Zandegiacomo 28/30, S Patti 24/30; Gr
HG AA: G Mason 174/180; A: B Slegtenhorst 172/180; B: G Paviour 169/180; C: T
Zandegiacomo 162/180.
Sunshine Coast 17 Sep 11
Slightly breezy (47): 30T DB CD AA: G
Noffke, V Tipman, Q Porfiri, S Trafford
30/30; A: G Watson, S Nucifor, G Nuske,
B Weedon; B: W Murray, P Spencer, B
McNamara 30/30; C: T Heuser 27/30, M
Nuske 26/30, C Lewis 24/30; 30T Points
AA: S Bysma 90/90, M Mengal 89/90; A: G
Nuske 96/99, J Black 95/99; B: K Rehbein
86/90, W Murray 84/90; C: C Lewis
74/90, T Heuser 71/90; 30T Medley AA:
R Rehbein 50/50, S Trafford 89/90; A: W
Durre 49/50, B Stolberg 64/70; B: J Zaric
68/70, P Catasti 67/70; C: C Lewis 42/50, T
Heuser 38/50; 30T DB CONT AA: C Bylsma
30/30, S Trafford 102/103; A: B Weedeon
34/34, G Nuske 33/34; B: P Spencer 34/35,
V Dollisson 33/35; C: T Heuser 27/30, C
Lewis 23/30; HG: S Trafford 196/200; A:
G Nuske 194/200; B: J Zaric 198/212; C: C
Lewis 172/212; :AD: K Rehbein 182/200;
JNR: S Bylsma 192/200; VET: Quinto Porfiri
193/200. The proceeds from the day $500
was donated to the QCTA Flood Appeal.
Wednesday 7th December – Night Trap
75 Targets 15m 7.00 pm Start
Nomination includes Hot Supper
Sunday 11th December
Christmas Shoot
75T of Choice Trap, Skeet or Sporting 9am Start
Lunch & Christmas Ham or Turkey
Reduced noms for Gold Coast members
(Trap Captain: Mike Swale 0418 763168)
Please note There will be no Skeet comp in December
Club: 81 Gross Rd Woongoolba Ph. (07) 5546 1368
www.goldcoastclaytargetclub.com
The Committee reserves the right to alter advertised programs
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Redcliffe City Clay Target Club
has for sale:
IBIS Orange DTL Trap
near new motor.
Used only for Xmas novelty shoots for last 3 years.
Hopper fed 300 targets. Good used condition.
Complete with 30m cable and push button release.
$2000 ono
Phone 0402 046 711
Teelba 8 Oct 11
SAT - OVERCAST, SHOWERS & SUNNING
SUNDAY- FIND & SUNNY (45): 30 Target
Medley (15T DB ; 15T PTS): OA: V Moore
91/92; AA: G Moore 58/60, C Gurski 55/60;
A: W Newton 90/92, M Bach 78/80; B: E
Mills 55/60, B Lasker 52/60; C: M Carracher
57/60, S Salter 54/60; 50T DB OA: G Moore
50/50; AA: C Gurski 49/50, M Collins
63/65; A: N Lamb 61/62, M Bach 60/62;
B: B Lasker 47/50, B Collins 46/50; C: K
Helwig 46/50, S Pile 44/50; 30T CONT OA:
V Moore 30/30; AA: P McDougall 41/42,
B Pile 40/42; A: W Newton 40/41, M Bach
39/41; B: J Fea 29/30, B Johnstone 28/30;
C: S Pile 29/30, J Thorn 27/30; 30T Points
OA: C Ingleton 89/90; AA: M Collins 88/90,
G Moore 87/90; A: W Newton 86/90, M
Bach 85/90; B: S Mills 86/90, A Henning
85/90; C: J Thorn 78/90, S Salter 77/90; 30T
SB OA: J Allen 29/30; AA: W Murphy 41/44,
J Sipple 40/44; A: M Bach 31/33, B Wehl
30/33; B: C Ingleton 28/30, E Mills 28/31;
C: M Carracher 23/30, S Pile 24/32; 15 Pr
D/R OA: G Moore 27/30; AA: B Pile 26/30,
J Sipple 25/30; A: S Scouller 26/30, T Robb
25/30; B: C Ingleton 23/30, B Johnstone
28/40; C: S Salter 23/30, J McMillan 22/40;
McTAGGART SHIELD: S Salter; JNR HG: S
Pile 223/290; LAD HG: V Moore 264/290;
VET HG: J Fea 251/290; C HG: S Salter
235/290; B HG: C Ingleton 253/290; A
HG: M Bach 274/290; AA HG: M Collins
266/290; OA HG: G Moore 277/290.
Toogoolawah 25 Sep 11
Warm, fine (51): 30T Medley 50T DB
50T Points OA: N Cracknell 50/50; AA:
S Trafford 48/50, M Mengel 47/50; A: B
Powers 47/50, A Mills 47/50; B: K Crandon
46/50; C: M Davis 42/50, S Patti 41/50;
25T PS OA: S Trafford 99/99; AA: B Brown
96/99, C Gurski 90/91; A: B Power 73/75;
B: E Stewart 86/90, K Crandon 83/90; C: L
Reilly 65/75, K Knight 62/75; LAD: F Mills
60/75; JNR: L Langridge 70/75; VET: R Fett
74/75; 25T DB OA: N Cracknell 81/81; AA:
G Langridge 80/81, B Weedon 36/37; A: D
Reynolds 50/50, A Mills 49/50; B: B Battle
30/31, K Crandon 29/31; C: M Jardine
24/25, K Knight 24/27; 25T CONT OA: N
Cracknell 170/175; AA: G Mason, C Gurski;
A: S Cannizzaro, L Langridge; B: E Stewart, G
Smith, ; C: T Heuser, C Edmonds HG & OA:
N Cracknell; AA: S Trafford; A: S Cannizarro;
B: K Crandon; C: K Knight; LAD: E Stewart;
JNR: L Langridge; VET: R Fett.
Toowoomba 25 Sep 11
Sunny & Windy (12): 25T SKT CD AA & A:
M Fanning 25/25; B: T Campbell 21/25, H
Miler 24/25; 50T SKT Dboubles AA & A: M
Fanning 48/50; B: G Lippert 43/50; C: C
Gray 43/50; 50T SKT HC: B Fawcett 69/72,
H Miller 66/77, T Gaiter 63/74.
Toowoomba 9 Oct 11
Sunny with some cloud (27): 30T DB CD
AA: D Johnson 30/30; A: D Mactaggart
30/30; B: D Belford 30/30; C: R McDougall
29/30; 50T TCTC DB CS OA: S Meagher
50/50; AA: D Johnson 48/50; A: K McGurie
49/51, M Forest 48/52; B: D Belford 48/50,
J Hesbrook 46/50; C: R McDougall 48/50;
25TR HC: J Gerrard 29/30, B McDougall,
G Cramp 33/36; 10Pr DR AA: D Johnson
15/20; A: G Cramp 16/20, K McGuire
21/30; B: G Smith 15/20, B McDougall
21/30.
Toowoomba 16/10/2011
Sunny & Warm (18): SEZ 50T Five Stand:
O/A: 1st G Bedington 46/50; A: 1st P
Moloney 43/50, 2nd V Nolan 42/50; B: 1st
H Miller 38/50, 2nd R Black 31/50; C: 1st T
Gill 33/50, 2nd R Murray 31/50; 50T Walk
Through: A: 1st G Bedington 35/50, 2nd V
Nolan 33/50; B: 1st H Miller 37/50, 2nd
R Black 34/50; C: 1st T Gill 32/50, 2nd B
Fawcett 28/50.
Townsville 24 Sep 11
Fine & Windy (25): 25T Trench B: R
Hunter 22/25, O Zammitt 20/25; C: Jim
Davis 19/25, J Davis17/25; 25T Trench B:
N Sheehan 19/25, R Hunter 19/25; C: C
Davis 18/25, A Milne 18/25; 25T DB CONT
AA: O Zammitt 25/25, R Hunter 24/25; A:
J Sebastiani 23/25, Joe Davis 23/25; B: C
Davis 24/25, R MacCormack 21/25; C: J
Kaitsas 19/25, S Pack 19/25; 25T HC: D
Zammitt 25/26, A Milne 24/25, Joe Davis
28/30.
Warwick 2 Oct 11
Cold (60): 25T PS AA: T Rogers 89/90, R
Bartley 86/90; A: K Simpson 83/84, G Smith
82/84; B: M Loy 71/75, J Hesbrook 69/75;
C: H Finch 65/75, B Pethers 58/75; 30T SB
AA: P Pearce 30/30, T Rogers 29/30; A: C
Schoenfisch 30/30, K Lindsay 31/33; B: M
Westbury 27/30, K Rowling 31/35; C: B
Pethers 29/36, K Bacon 28/36; 50T MXD
AA: G Newey 98/100, T Rogers 107/110;
A: T Morony 98/100, K Green 96/100; B: A
Riley 93/100, A Jones 101/110; C: B Pethers
91/100, A Mauch 81/100; OA: G Smith
99/100; HG OA HG: T Rogers 232/237;
AA HG: M Loy 197/205; A HG: G Smith
200/205; B HG: J Hesbrook 181/205; C
HG: B Pethers 172/205; VET HG: G Newey
194/205; LAD HG: K Green 191/205;
JNR HG: M Loy 178/205; Encouragement
Award: R Green.
Tasmanian Clay Target
Association Inc
State Trap
Championships
4 Day Shoot
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
26th, 27th, 28th & 29th January 2012
At Tasmanian Gun Club, Evandale
Enquiries to Mr Alan A Styles
PO Box 227 Prospect 7250 Tasmania
Mob 0439 522 711
Pre-nomination forms will be available
from the Website
www.tcta.com.au from mid November
or [email protected]
MERSEY
Clay Target Club Inc
SASSAFRAS TAS
on
Saturday 21st January, 2012
Tasmania
with $1500 cash on
offer plus sashes
PROGRAM
Bothwell 16 Oct 11
Cold and Wet (24): 50T DB AA: T Browning
56/56; A: S Taylor 50/50; B: R Smith 46/50;
C: I Palmer 46/50; 50T PS CONT AA: T
Browning 145/150; A: G Lyden 135/150;
B: D Jurgens 125/150; C: I Palmer 126/150;
HG AA & OA: T Browning 195/200; A: G
Lyden 180/200; B: R Smith 170/200; C: I
Palmer 172/200.
Burnie 8 Oct 11
Sunny (18): 25 T B/T AA: A Spinks 23/25; A:
J Bryan 24/25; B: P Fulton, M Norris 24/25;
C: N Towns, D Burrows 24/25; 75T B/T
CS AA: A Spinks 67/75; OA & A: J Bryan
74/75; B: S Hodgson 71/75; C: D Burrows
66/75.
Cressy 2 Oct 11
Perfect sunny day (45): 30T PS S x S: S
Browning, J Murphy, G Blaskett, G Arnol,
T Jenkins, S Bennett, G Arnol, R Elmer, M
Glover, D Jurgens, E Parker, N Towns, B
Yates; Fred Yates Memorial State Ch/Ch OA:
P Turner 123/125; AA: S Browning 146/150;
A: S Bennett 114/128; B: R Elmer 117/125;
C: B Yates 101/125; HG Sponsored by the
Yates Family: S Browning 211/215; LAD: D
McGrath 114/125; JNR: N Towns 98/125;
VET: J Murphy 110/125.
Mersey 15 Oct 11
Overcast Showers (29): 50T SKT AA: J
Briggs 41/50; A: S Webb 49/50; B: T Mc
Gee 56/59, C: M Hateley 53/58; 30T PS
AA: B Smith 89/90, A: P Booth 83/90; B: M
Hateley 88/90, N Towns 76/90; STATE MXD
AA: P Turner 59/60; A: S Hodgson 67/74;
B: T McGee 55/60; C: Broomhall 49/60;
30T CONT PS AA: S Browning 89/90; A: J
Synfield 77/90; B: M Horsten 85/90; C: C
Broomhall 66/90.
Rosebery 25 Sep 11
Fine (17): 50T Sate SB CONT CS OA &AA:
S Browning 47/51; A: D Dennison 42/50;
B: G Harrison, J Browning 34/50; 25Pr D/R
CS OA & AA: P Francis 64/70; A: S Bennett
Event 1 50 Tgt DB Jack Cunningham Memorial
Event 2 50 Tgt DB Denis Whiteley Memorial
Noms for Program $50
Reduced Noms Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
Cash & Sash 1st & Cash 2nd each grade,
each event
HIGH GUNS OVER PROGRAM
Overall Sash & Prize,
Sashes 3 Grades, Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
Sponsored by: WA AUTO ELECTRICS PTY LTD
27
44/50; B: P Smith 32/50; C: D Burrowns
31/50; HG: S Browning 91/100.
Spring Bay 16 Oct 11
Very strong gusty winds! (18): 20T DB CONT
AA: K Booth 20/20; A: S Palmer 20/20; B: R
Jones 20/20; C: M Pyke 15/20; 50T State
CONT PS AA & OA: K Booth 145/150; A:
P Booth 135/150; B: D McGrath 123/150;
C: M Jones 90/150; 30T DB AA: K Booth
29/30; A: D Williams 28/30; B: R Elmer
28/30; C: M Jones 23/30; HG: K Booth
194/200.
Tasmanian 9 Oct 11
Light shower, but otherwise a good day
(24): 25T SKT HC: K Booth 56/59, T
Jenkins 53/58, T McGee 45/50; 75T PS AA:
K Booth 219/225; A: T Jenkins 211/225; B:
D Height 211/225; C: T Grodski 188/225;
50T SKT CS AA: J Foster 49/50; A: P Rockliff
48/50; B: P Turner 47/50; C: K Booth 45/50;
26T SKT Doubles AA: J Briggs 22/26; A: P
Rockliff 22/26; B: C Jenkins 25/26; C: K
Booth 24/26.
ALBURY-WODONGA
Clay Target Club Inc.
PO Box 937, Albury NSW 2640
SUNDAY 12TH DECEMBER 2011
Skeet 10.00am Start
New South
Wales
Albury Wodonga 9 Oct 11
Overcast/Cool (35): 50T B/T AA & OA:
P Matthews 56/59; A: J Willett 55/59, B
Bockman 48/54; B: T Pigram 50/54, A
Willett 44/50; C: L Rech 39/50, G Harrison
38/50; 10T PS: All Possibles 30/30; H
Stolpe, J Willett, R Petts, P Matthews, R
Ellis; 25T PS OA & AA: J Willett 96/96, A
Willett 93/96; A: C Kneebone 69/75, V
Tomasoni 68/75; B: M Kneebone 72/75,
J Matthews 68/75; C: R Bockman 63/75,
P Roper 56/75; 30T DB OA & AA: J Willett
85/85, P Matthews 47/48; A: G Pinner
84/85, V Tomasoni 28/30; B: M Kneebone
29/30, B Ellis 47/49; C: R Bockman 28/30, J
Weymss 24/30; HG: J Willett 182/185; JNR:
J Matthews 149/185.
Barellan 9 Oct 11
Overcast (23): 10T DB CONT off 15m CD:
J Irvin, K Wardman 10/10, E Wardman,
L Irvin, P Garofalo. D Collins, C Foster, S
Papasidero, A Paonne 9/10; 25T Central
Riverina DB Cont CS OA & A: D Collins,
P Garofalo; B: E Wardman, K Wardman;
C: T Lucchese, D Richards; VET: A Paonne;
LAD: J Irvin; 15T DB off HC CD: A Paonne
15/15, T Lucchese, G Schmetzer, S Papasidero 14/15; 15T PS 15m CD: P Garofalo,
J Irvin, S Papasiero, A Paonne 45/45; HG:
A Paonne.
Bega 2 Oct 11
Showers 15 (20): 30T DB A/AA: C Smith
30/30, S Shipton 29/30; B: S Platts 27/30,
D Ubrihien 26/30; C: J Walker 31/34, J
Compton 30/34; 30T SB A/AA: C Smith
29/30, S Bennett 27/30; B: C Field 27/30,
J Siede 26/30; C: B Moffit 24/30, J Walker
22/31; 40 T PS A/AA: S Shipton 111/120, A
Niesar 108/120; B: D Ubrihien 110/120, S
Platts 109/120; C: J Walker 99/120, P Morey
93/120; HG: S Shipton 164/180.
Canowindra 18 Sep 11
Fine and Warm (23): 50 T DB AA: D Piotrowski 108/109, B Rue 101/102; A: N
Privett, D Turner; B: I Crisp, J Wason; C:
S Nash, J Beath (Well done); OA & AA:
C Foster 109/109; 50T PS AA: B Rue, J
Lawrence; A: B Alston, W Rae; B: J Wason, I
Crisp; C: J Knight (Well Done), J Beath (Well
Done); OA HG: B Rue 197/200.
Cecil Park 10/09/11
Sunny windy at time (24): 100T SKT: OA:
Peter Vella 89/105; AA: 1st W Petersen
88/105, 2nd 92/100; A: 1st S Bell 93/100,
2nd I Stewart 86/100, 3rd C Cavallaro
82/100; B: 1st J Sheather 91/100, 2nd M
Maloney 97/109, 3rd B Buhagiar 96/109;
C: 1st J Tan 76/100, 2nd E Chetcuti 72/100,
3rd B Atkinson 71/100.
Cecil Park 8/10/11
Cloudy afternoon rain (23): 100T DB: OA:
J Guberina 100/100; AA: 1st S Bennett
102/106, 2nd P Vella 101/106, 3rd C Sim
92/100; A: 1st R Satara 96/100, 2nd S
Bennett 94/100; B: 1st A Hickman 95/100,
2nd G Hall 94/100, 3rd J Martin 93/100; C:
1st R Wade 95/104, 2nd J Kerfoot 91/102,
3rd T Clarke 86/100.
Cessnock 7 April 11
25T DB: T Turner 25/25, B Pople 25/25; 50T
PS CS OA: T Turner; AA: T Turner 145; A: C
Diaz 141; B: A Minter 139; C: A Van Eeden
136; 25T HC: D Porteus 24, G Bartlett 23,
T Turner 23.
Cessnock 25 June 11
100T S x S CS off 16mm OA: R Marko
87; AA: S Brown 75; A: B Brown 81; B: H
McMaster 85; C: W Starkey 48; 100T O/
U CS off 16mm OA: V Balliana 96; AA: V
Balliana 96; A: R McLean 95, D Landers 94;
B: F Zilliotto 89, D Whipps 87; C: A Hugo
89, D Watson 85; Night Shoot - 25T DB CS
15mm OA: P O’Neill 25; AA: V Balliana 23, T
Turner 23; A: P O’Neill 25, D Landers 22; B:
R Hancock 20, D Whipps 19; C: S Sweeney
23, G Sweeney 22.
Cessnock 27 Aug 11
25T DB C/D: F Seve 25, C Diaz 25; 50T SB
Coyle Family CS OA: K Raymond 48; AA: K
DTL 12.00 Noon Start
XMAS SHOOT & SOCIAL DAY
Hams, Turkeys & Xmas Goodies
Ev 1 Reg Petts 25 Target Skeet
Noms
1st 2nd & 3rd in 4 grades
Ev 2 Porky Collins 15 Target
Handicap
Noms
1st–3rd Hams 4th–10th Chickens
Ev 3 Locky’s Countryside Meats
15 Target Points Score 16m Noms
Ev 4 Elks Hunting & Fishing
15 Target Walk Back
Noms
Ev 5 Torney & Allen 15 Target
Double Barrel 16m
Noms
225 targets over two days
FEBRUARY 11/12 2012
Limited camping space available on site
Les Aberley 0418 637 511
Darryl Weal 6334 3462 b/h
28
$10
$10
$10
$10
Coloured Targets on Event 2 for Xmas Cheer
Skeet High Gun & DTL High Gun
Roast & BBQ for evening meal
Wishing all shooters & their families a very
Merry Xmas & Happy New Year
Special thanks to all our Sponsors
for their support during the year
JANUARY SHOOT DATES
Sunday 8th 11.00am
50 Ball Trap Riverina Zone C’Ship
50 Double Barrel AWCTC C’ship
Saturday 21st Sunday 22nd
Bathurst Gun Club
King of the Mountain
$15
2 Day Open Skeet Shoot
& Calcutta
10.00am
250 targets
FIVE STAND
Sunday 29th 10.00am
100 Targets Riverina Zone Selection
President Gerry Lafferty AH 02 6025 7514
Secretary Ross Carter AH 02 6025 2294
Mobile 0419 449 465
Raymond, A Jones; A: J Piper 46, R McLean
44; B: D Goodwin 42, B Pople 41; C: M 41,
J Davies 41; 25T HC: R Marko, B Pople, R
Bannerman.
Cessnock 24 Sep 11
Partly cloudy, 22 degrees (48): 100T DB
Mark Morgan Memorial OA: L Huntington
110; AA: N Wilkinson 95 (94 + 1), D Pearce
94 (93 + 1); A: D Porteus 100 (97 + 3), C
Diaz 97 (94 + 3); B: B Pople 102 (96 + 6), P
Richardson & J Douglas 100 (94 + 6); C: S
Sweeney 102 (89 + 13), T Richardson 101
(88 + 13).
Cooma 24 Sep 11
Cold, Overcast (11): 50T SKT OA & A: R
Kneipp 49/50, M Corbett 47/50; B: D
Blewitt 46/50; C: R Kearns 41/50, S McIntyre
40/50; 25 Pr SKT Dbls OA & A: M Corbett
47/50, R Kneipp 43/50; B: D Blewitt 41/50;
C: B Deacon 44/50, S McIntyre 41/50.
Cooma 8 Oct 11
Fine, partly cloudy (31): 20T DB CD A: C
Smith, Bob Walters, P Craig, R Welch all
20/20; B: Brody Walters, S Platts 19/20,
R Hedger, R Kearns, R Blyton18/20; C:
PJohnson 17/20, M Corbett 16/20, E
Osolins 15/20; 50T PS Club CS OA: C
Smith 144/150; A: Bob Walters 142/150,
P Craig 140/150; B: S Platts 143/150, D
Blewitt 132/150; C: E Osolins 130/150, M
Corbett 118/150; 25T HC: R Welch 24/50, P
Body 32/34, J Barron 31/34; 15M W Eccles
18/25; HG: Bob Walters 195/205.
Corowa 25 Sep 11
Fine & Sunny (38):10T CONT SB E/O: G
Ganning; 25T CONT SB CS OA & AA: J
Willett 25/25, K Willett 23/26; A: R Wilson
23/25, D Whyte 22/25; B: C Wilson 20/26,
D Thomas 19/26; C: J Moore 17/25, G
Sanders 17/30; 25T CONT PS CS OA &
AA: J Willett 82/84, R Wojtowyez 81/84;
A: V Tomasoni 68/75, R Wilson 67/75; B:
B Antonello 69/75, T Caldwell 61/75; C:
P Antonello 61/75, G Sanders 56/75; 25T
CONT DB CS OA & AA: R Wojtowyez 41/41,
J Willett 40/41; A: G Walls 24/25, S Clifton
30/32; B: D Thomas 29/30, T Caldwell
28/30; C: J Moore 24/26, P Antonello
23/26; HG: J Willett 131/135.
Cowra 1 Oct 11
Cool, showers tending to rain. In other
words, miserable! (11): 25T Gr CD off
15m: AA: A Jones 24/25, P Mould 23/25;
A: G Kazolis 24/25, A Dolbel 22/25; B:
M Drury 23/25, I Crisp 19/25; C: E Clark
23/25; Central Tablelands PS CS OA: N
Privett 74/75; AA: A Jones 68/78, P Mould
67/78; A: A Dolbel 68/75, G Kazolis 66/75;
B: M Drury 67/75, I Crisp 52/75; C: E Clark
70/75; 25T Jackpot Trophy off HC: E Clark
28/28, M Drury 27/28, G Kazolis 24/25;
HG: N Privett 120/125.
Dorrigo 2 Oct 11
Overcast & Windy (9): 25T DB 15m CD AA:
J Cunningham Snr, C Cunningham 25/25;
A: R Reeves 25/25, M Beaumont 24/825;
B: P Nelson, R Wesslink 2/25; C: J Marstella
22/25, D Casbolt 18/25; 15Pr D/R Club
CS OA & AA: C Cunningham 27/30, J Cunningham Snr 19/30; A: J Cunningham Jnr
26/30, R Reeves 17/30; B: R Weelink 18/30,
P Nelson 13/30; C: D Casbolt 18/30; 25T
BD PS CD 15m AA: C Cunningham 73/75,
J Cunningham Snr 67/75; A: J Cunningham
Jnr, M Beaumont 71/75; B: P Nelson 67/75,
R Wesslink 57/75; C: D Casbolt 70/75; 25T
DB 15m CD AA: J Cunningham Snr, C Cunningham 25/25; A: J Cunningham Jnr 25/25,
M Beaumont 24/25; B: R Wesslink 25/25,
P Nelson 23/25; C: D Casbolt 17/25; HG:
C Cunningham 123/125.
Downside 24 Sep 11
Fine and warm (11): Ironman CS 50 SKT,
25Pr SKT DBLES, 20 DB, 20 SB, 20 PS, 20
HC, 10 Pr D/R 200T OA: J Willett 220/240;
AA: M Kruger-Davis 220/240; A: P Reeckman
202/240; B: M Kneebone 192/240.
Glen Innes 1 Oct 11
Overcast & snow showers(12): 25T HC AA:
G Baxter 21/25; A: A Yannuccelli 22/25,
R Reeves 21/25; B: N Campion 25/25,
W Cameron 24/25; C: H Finch 23/25, P
Kennedy 22/25; 25T SB AA: G Baxter 23/25;
A: M McCosker 22/25, A Yannuccelli 21/25;
B: N Campion 21/25, A Yannuccelli 19/25;
C: P Kennedy 21/25, H Finch 17/25; 25T
DB AA: G Baxter 22/25; A: R Reeves 25/25,
J Poole 24/25; B: N Campion 23/25, D Robertson-Cuninghame 22/25; C: P Kennedy
20/25, H Finch 18/25; 25T DB CONT AA:
G Baxter 24/25; A: J Poole 25/25, R Reeves
24/25; B: N Campion 22/25, D RobertsonCuninghame 19/25; C: H Finch 23/25,
P Kennedy 19/25; OA HG: N Campion
91/100.
Goulburn 9 Oct 11
Light drizzle, 17deg gusty wind (21): 25T DB
CD HG: L Cuzner AA & A combined: D Price,
L Cuzner, M Patmore, D McMillan all 25/25;
B: C Mooney 25/25, F Bartolo 24/25; C: P
Edwards 23/25, H Kleimyer; 25T HC: R Hill
25/25, J Mooney 25/26, H Kleimyer 24/26;
25Pr D/R CS OA: M Patmore 40/50; AA: N
Privett 40/50, L Cuzner 39/50; B: J Mooney
39/50, B Roberts 37/50; C: P Edwards
29/50, H Kleimyer 24/50.
Grafton 9 Oct 11
Fine with slight cloud (30): 105T Ch/Ch
(shot from 18M), (25T DB, 25T SB, 25T
PS, 15pr D/R): OA: K Nealon 146/155; AA:
K Nealon 146/155, I McDonald 143/155,
K Miller 141/155; A: R Reeves 138/155, D
Short 136/155, B Cameron 133/155; B: W
Reichman 133/155, M Sullivan 132/155, R
Wesslink 126/155; C: D Smith 122/155, J
Smith 138/184, I Sullivan 137/184; HG: K
Nealon 146/155.
Guyra 24 Sep 11
(22): Club Trench CS OA: D Edmonds
49/50; A: G Baxter 47/50; B: J Richardson
43/50; C: R Reeves 48/50; 10T S/B CONT:
9/10 D Mills, J Lisle, N Mc Rae, W Lasker, B
Mackson, J Richardson, J Reid, D Newberry;
20T DB CONT OA: B Henshall 57/57; AA:
J Reid 56/57, G Baxter 30/31; A: R Reeves
26/27, W Lasker 22/23; B: J Lisle 21/22,
N Campion 20/20; C: P Kennedy 19/20;
25T HC Club Trophy: J Lisle 40-40, J Richardson 39/40, N Campion 35/36; 15 PS 5
PR D/R Medley AA: 54/55 D Edmonds, G
Moss Vale Small Bore Rifle
& Clay Target Club
Notice to all Moss Vale Small Bore Rifle
& Clay Target Club Inc, Members
The Moss Vale Small Bore Rifle & Clay Target Club
will convene the 2012 Annual General Meeting
on Wednesday 8th February 2012
commencing at 7.00pm
in the Board Room of the Moss Vale Services Club
Cnr Yarrawa St & Argyle St Moss Vale.
Further details are posted on the club notice boards
riverina zone
december program
Saturday 3rd Dec
FINLEY GC 1.00PM
Christmas Shoot Novelty events
GRIFFITH GC 1.00PM
Christmas Shoot Novelty events
BBQ at Conclusion
Sunday 4th Dec
WAGGA GC 12.00PM
Christmas 100 Mixed Targets
Championship
WAGGA GC 12.00PM
Christmas Skeet 100t
Saturday 10th Dec
DOWNSIDE GC 12.30PM
Christmas Shoot 50T PS Championship,
20T Crazy Points, 10T walk back 16-25m,
20T DD chosen partners shoot off back
markers HCP of the 2 shooters
Sunday 11th Dec
COLEAMBALLY CTC 12.30PM
Christmas Shoot
LEETON CTC 1.00PM
Christmas Shoot Chooks & Wine
UMUT CTC 11.00AM
25TPS Graded C/D,
40T Mixed Targets Championship
(Champion of Champions shot in
conjunction ) 30T HCP Trophy
Saturday 17th Dec
WAGGA GC 12.00PM
Christmas 100TSporting Clays
Championship
Sunday 18th Dec
HAY GC 12.00PM
25PR DR, 30T DB, 10T Club Mug,
Practice
NARRANDERA CTC 1.00PM
Christmas Shoot- 30T HCP
Championship & other events
Tuesday 27th Dec
Boxing Day Shoot 100T English Points
JUNEE CTC 12.00PM
Boxing Day - End of year Novelty Day
(5 Man Team over program)
29
Field, J Richardson, G Baxter; A: 55/55 R
Reeves, 53/55 N Mc Rae; B: N Campion
51/55, 50/55 D Mills, N Tanner; C: 44/55
P Kennedy; HG: J Richardson 107/110.
Hay 24 Sep 11
Fine (12): 10T PS: W Dunbar & R Anderson
30/30; Riverina Zone Night Mixed Targets
OA & AA: W Dunbar 58/60; A: F Dwyer
55/60; B: J Wall 46/60; C: T Gordon
57/60.
Hay 25 Sep 11
Windy (25): 50T PS OA & AA: J Collicoat
150/150; A: S Barnes 147/150; B: M
Lorenz 144/150; C: R Martin 139/150; 40
State Mixed Targets OA & AA: W Dunbar
60/60; AA: R Collicoat 118/120, B Doyle
117/120; A: B Morris 57/60, F Dwyer 89/95;
B: R Martin 55/60, A Gargaro 54/60; C: D
Doyle 54/60, J Dwyer 44/60; 30T DB OA
& AA: W Headon & J Duryea 105/105; A:
B Morris 30/30; B: A Gargaro 30/30; C: D
Doyle 29/30; 10 Club Mug: E Cox 14/14;
HG: J Duryea 238/240.
Inverell 15 Oct 11
Overcast but warm (25); 25T B/T A: J kent
27/28; B: H Johnson 22/25; C: J Haynes
23/26; 25T DB Trophy AA: Dave Edmonds
32/32; A: G Mepham 26/26; B: H Johnson
29/29; C: P Layton 25/25; 25T DB CS OA:
M Johnson 51/51; AA: S Gall 50/51; A: P
Turner 25/26; B: H Johnson 44/45; C: P
Layton 30/32; 25T HC: S Gall 25/26, A
Woodbury 24/26, D Edmonds 34/36; HG:
S Gall 73/75; Raffle Winner $30 Saphhire
City Meat Tray: M Colley.
Junee 25 Sep 11
Fine & Windy (22): 100T Pre - State Carnival
PS CS OA: G Coleman 286/300; AA: W
Storer 281/300; A: C Strike 278/300; B: T
Coutts 253/300; C: D Constable 261/306;
VET: A Constable.
Kempsey 17/09/11
Fine & Sunny (24): 25T DB, SB, PS &
Cont 15m: OA: G Gosling 144/150; AA:
30
L Doyle 137/150, B Jones 131/150; A: I
Howe 139/150, J Griffiths 138/150; B: B
Neill 142/160, A McMahon 136/160; C: B
Powick 133/150, K Howlett 120/150; Night
(16): 10T DB15m: AA: L Doyle, P Brenton
& G. Gosling 9/10; A: J Griffiths 9/10, S
McMahon 8/10; B: J Booth & R Marko
9/10, P Ryder & A McMahon 8/10; C: S
Ryder, T. Baker & T Arndell 8/10.
Marconi 12 Aug 11
Very cold (14): 50T DB CONT Night Vision
CS AA: C Plessas 50/50; A: J Rodriques
54/54; C: J Nunes 46/50.
Marconi 26 Aug 11
Cool Night (29): 60T MXD AA: M Gomes
93/100, H Guerriero 92/100; A: M Samaha
100/100, Fawzi 97/100; B: K Beddie 94/100,
P Aganakis 93/100; C: S Vrahimis 90/100, N
Poulios 87/100; HG: S Samaha 129/130.
Marconi 11 Sep 11
Fine (71): Marconi Marathon 100T DB
CS AA: G Poulios 107/109, G Dominello
106/109; A: Fawzi 120/122, J Mortys
114/117; B: D Deland 99/103, A Nohra
98/103; C: K Bartow 91/100, G Americanas
85/100; HG: J Crompton 129/130; LAD: Z
Navara 09/100; VET: D McMillan 96/100;
JNR: B Camilerri 97/100; Marconi Marathon
Team Shoot: Marconi: M Navara, A Nohra,
K Beddie, J Nunes 367/400, Sydney: Fawzi, S
Samaha, L Trew, A Kossotis 362/400.
Marconi 23 Sep 11
Windy Night (27): 50T DB AA: T Arvanitakis 51/52, G Poulios 50/52; A: D Barros
50/50, S Samaha 47/50; B: L Trew 49/50,
J De Silva 44/52; C: T Gialouris 43/50, E
Elia 40/50; Southern Zone Night D/D CS:
C Plessas & T Arvanitakis 39/40, G Poulios
& N Xenos 38/40.
Moss Vale 22 Sep 11
Cool with drizzle (22): Combined event:
25T PS, 25T DB CONT, 30T DB,10 Pr D/R
OA: P Bone 143/150; AA & A: B Frost (after
shoot off) 164/175, D McMillan 163/175;
B: F Bartolo (Goulburn) (after shoot off)
155/175, D Chin (Illawarra) 154/175; C: S
Williamson 132/150, O Webb 123/150.
Moulamein 24 Sep 11
Fine & Windy (38): Norm Lipple Memorial
75T Medley CS OA & AA: T Psaila, L Knight;
A: C Burns, R Barnes; B: A Wilkinson, W
Canny; C: K Lyons, J Hogg; 25T CONT DB
Trophy AA: C Langride, D Cox; A: G Young,
C Dalrymple; B: R Algie, D Shephard; C: J
Hogg, K Lyons; G & J Manuel CS 30T DB
CONT OA & AA: G Young, A Patten; AA: R
Lendon, E Cox; B: E McCullough, R Algie; C:
B Knight, B Daly; OAHG: C Burns; LAD: E
Cox; Vet: E McCullough; JNR: D Mitchell.
New South Wales 28 Sep 11
Nite Owl 10T DB, 10T SB, 10T PS, 10T HC
OA: J Hirsch 56, T Lionatos 55; AA: R Van
Beek 50; A: T Czinker 56; B: D Preece 52;
C: R Baker 46.
New South Wales 1 Oct 11
100T SKT AA: D Taylor 99, J Guberina 88; A:
F Marcellino 85; B: C Harris 94, G Hall 93;
C: W Thomson 76, W Pepper 75.
Fine: Alf Najar HC SKT: T Vallelonga; 20Pr
D/R AA: G Coleman 34, A Cantali 29; A: S
Samaha 31, A Shacklock 29; B: S Roberts
26, G Muoio 20; C: R Baker 26, J Melbourne
24.
100T Novelty Field OA: F Searles 87; A:
F Araco 83, S Newcombe 82, E Ali 79;
B: A Gancewicz 81+19, D Jessop 81+18,
S Mueller 78; C: J Rodrigues 78, D Abeni
75, A Fardoulis 71; VET: R Clifto 81, D
Brenton 74, G Rouse 70; LAD: K Sadler 59,
S Thompson 55, T Alexeeff 51; JNR: D Wear
76, J Yu 54, J Rose 49.
Cloudy: Charles Hlavaty HC SKT: G Hall;
AA: J Hirsch 30, A Schcklock 29; A: C Dinnell
30, C Eleftheriou 29; B: J Yu 27+5, J Czinker
27+4; C: R Baker 30, N Emerson 28.
NSWGC Ch/Ch OA: N Xenos 90; AA: A
Del-Ben 84, A Shacklock 84; A: R Clifton
88, A Muiou, G Thompson 79; B: J Holt
76, B Grebert 72; C: G Mazzantini 68, C
Schauwrecker 66; VET: W Maryska 77; LAD:
S Thompson 60; JNR: K Barlow 49.
(20): 20Pr D/D OA: C Dinnell 18+2, I
Hoschke 18+2, A Cantali 18+1, T Arvanitakis 18+1.
New South Wales 15/10/11
Yorkshire Trophy CS: 1st N Xenos 151, 2nd
A Del-Ben 148, 3rd A Muoio 137, 4th T
McSorley 136, 5th W Maryska 134, 6th T
Czinker 132+18, 7th R Clifton 132+16, 8th
C Eleftheriou 129, 9th T Lionatos 123+7,
10th J Schoepfer 123+6.
Fine: Alf Najar HC SKT: B Pepper; State
Night 25Pr D/R OA: R Van Beek 43+8; AA: T
Arvanitakis 43+6, R Hibbert 42; A: C Dinnell
37+18, K Doerner 37+17; B: G Muoio 34, B
Grebert 32; C: R Baker 28, J Priestly 25.
Newcastle Lake Macquarie 3 Sep 11
Overcast: 100T, 25T DB, 25T PS, 25T D/R
CS AA: K Raymond 138/150, V Balliana
134/150; A: F Seve 133/150, C Diaz
133/150; OA & B: R Marko 139/150, J Paul
121/150; C: J Davies 116/150, D Thistleton 115/150. 25Pr D/R: R Marko 46/56;
Members Draw: J Piper.
Newcastle Lake Macquarie 16 Sep 11
Overcast: 150T Cliff Fergus Memorial SKT;
50T Grd Cliff Ferguson Memorial OA: D
Tayloe 63/63; AA: P Vella 62/63, M Conti
53/54; A: R Satara 50/50, R Nicholson
56/57; B: M Maloney 49/50, K Raymond
48/50; C: J Tan 48/50, R Davy 40/50; 50T
Doubles OA: A Garvie 62/66; AA: J Guberina
61/66, D Taylor 50/54; A: R Satara 47/52,
S Begley 46/52; B: K Raymond 53/58, M
Maloney 52/58; C: J Tan 49/54, R Davy
45/50; 50T HC OA: F Searles 98/100+4, K
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2011 Xmas Shoot
Start time: 12.00pm
When: Sunday 11th December
Heaps of prizes
on offer for the Day
EVENT 1
AA, A, B, C - 20 T Double Barrel
EVENT 2
AA, A, B, C - 20 T Points Score
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AA, A, B, C - 20 T Gun Down
AA, A, B, C - 10 PR Double Rise
ALSO NOVICES INCLUDED
Cost for Xmas Shoot
includes BBQ lunch
$60.00
Prizes include Hams, Chickens,
Wine & Hampers
Sashes for Graded High Gun
Come out to the Gun Club
for a great day out
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to All Shooters and
their Families
Contact Greg Haron Sec/Treas 0407 669 059
Roy Butler PR/marketing 0409 835 892
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MARCONI CLAY TARGET CLUB
is inviting you to come and share our Christmas shoot with us
Located Heathcote Rd Menai
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SHOOT 2011
SUNDAY 18TH DECEMBER
Nominations 9am Comp starts 10am
Event 1 50 Tgt Points Score Novelty Event
Hit a black target and win a chook
Event 2 50 Tgt D/B Novelty Event
Hit a black target and win a bottle of wine
Noms $70.00
BBQ Lunch included with full nominations
Prizes 1st and 2nd in each Grade AA A B C
Hams Xmas Hampers Turkeys Chooks + lots more
Mega “Chook Raffle”
Marconi Clay Target Club would like to kindly thank our Sponsors:
John & Maurice Red Lea Chickens
Angelica Direct Wine Cellars 02 4773 4400
Danny D & J Printers 0411 170 541
Ammunition and Refreshments available on the grounds
Family and Friends are most welcome
For further information contact Peter or Sharon on
02 9774 5223 or 0401 528 716
The Committee of Marconi Clay Target Club wishes
you all a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year & would
like to thank you for your continued support in 2011
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New South Wales Gun Club Ltd.
(Est. 1880)
~ December 2011 Shoot Program ~
Saturday 3rd
Wednesday 7th
10am
10am
~ 100T Open XMAS Skeet Competition ~
2pm
2pm
Charles Hlavaty 50T Handicap Skeet Comp
DTL, Sporting & Olympic Trap practice ranges open,
DTL, Sporting & Olympic Trap practice ranges open
Targets only practice available during skeet competition
6:30pm
~ Southern Zone Night Skeet Championship ~
10am
~ NSWGC Members Only Christmas Shoot~
Inc Denis Mackie Trophy – Trap, Skeet &
Sporting Clays Competition
10am
No practice ranges open.
2pm
6:30pm
DTL, Skeet, Sporting & Olympic Trap practice ranges
open
~ XMAS DTL Trap Competition ~
Saturday 17th
10am
10am
~ 100T XMAS ACTA Sporting Clays ~
DTL & Skeet practice range open
Wednesday 21st
2pm
2pm
Alf Najar 50T Handicap Skeet Comp
DTL, Sporting & Olympic Trap practice ranges open,
Saturday 10th
Wednesday 14th
Targets only practice available during skeet competition
6:30pm
~ XMAS DTL Trap Competition ~
Saturday 24th
10am
Club open for practice in all disciplines till 3pm
Wednesday 28th
2pm
6:30pm
DTL, Skeet, Sporting & Olympic Trap practice ranges
Open
~ Post XMAS DTL Competition ~
10am
Club open for practice in all disciplines till 3pm
Saturday 31st
NSWGC reserves the right to alter practice ranges times and usage to suit advertised competition needs
~ This advertisement overrides programs printed in the ACTA Blue Book ~
For further information contact the club on Wednesdays 2pm-9:30pm (10pm Daylight Savings), Saturdays 10am-6pm
Ph (02) 9450-1775 Fax (02) 9450-2178
Hugh McMaster (President) 0408 606968 / Neale Guy (Club Captain) 0439 949273
Web Address: www.nswgc.com.au Email: [email protected]
Range / Clubhouse, 131 Booralie Rd, Terrey Hills, NSW 2084
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Raymond 95/100+4, M Maloney 89/93+4, A
Garvie 88/93+4; OA HG: D Tayloe 150/154;
100T ISSF Trap OA: T Cantali 113/125; A:
R Cangiano 74/100; B: S Rehayem 87/100;
C: C Diza 74/100.
Orange 25 Sep 11
Cold & Wet (32): 25T PS AA: W Sharp
75/75, T Ryder 73/75; A: A Hurford 75/75,
D Weal 71/75; B: P Sullivan 68/75, A Barbagallo 57/75; C: S Laspina 71/81, W Love
70/81; 25T SB AA: J Laspina 27/29, T Ryder
26/29; A: D Player 25/29, B Alston 24/29;
B: P Sullivan 20/25, R Stanford 19/25; C:
W Love 20/25, S Laspina 18/25; 25T HC:
D Piotrowski 25/25, D Weal 23/25, T Ryder
22/25; 15 Pr D/R AA: T Ryder 24/30, J Finn
23/30; A: D Weal 23/30, G Jones 21/30; B:
P Sullivan 15/30, A Barbagallo 14/30; C:
W Love 17/40, S Laspina 16/40; OA HG:
T Ryder.
Singleton 8 Oct 11
(27): C & OA: P Poile 89/100; AA: F Searles
80/100; A: P Poile 87/100, S Krollpfeiffer
85/100; B: B Byers 75/100; C: H Sneddon
67/100, C Dunn 71/110; Sub-Juniors: K
Pearce 60/100, A Crompton 56/100.
Singleton 9 Oct 11
(24): 50 T PS AA: D Pearce 141/150, J
Barker 143/156; A: P Richardson 161/168,
B Smith 160/168; B: E Larkin 135/150, D
Roughan 131/150; C: K Pearce 135/156, R
Marshall 107/150; Sub-Juniors: T Richardson 132/156; 50T SB AA: D Pearce 47/50,
D Hungerford 45/50; A: G Merrick 48/50, D
Landers 53/57; B: E Larkin 41/50, O Lighezzolo 39/50; C: R Marshall 39/50, A Larkin
34/50; Sub Juniors: T Richardson 38/50, K
Pearce 36/50.
Sydney 30 Sep 11
Mild Night (30): 75T Ch/Ch AA: M Gomes
138/150, C Plessas 132/150; A: G Hapeshi
119/125, D Barros & J Barros 116/125;
B: A Kasiotis 111/120, T Antoniou
109/120; C: S Vrahimis 109/125, Marinos
96/125.
Sydney 12 Oct 11
Cool night (17): Wednesday Night Challenge
30T SB AA: G Poulios 28/30, H Guerriero
27/30; A: J arros 27/30, S Samaha 26/30;
B: Angelo 25/30, N Poulios 19/30; C: G
Americanas 19/30, C Sarris 17/30.
Sydney 14 Oct 11
Mild night (33): 20T DB Grd sweeps AA:
3x20; A: 3x20, B: 2x20, 1x19; C:1x19, 1x18,
1x16; Southern Zone 50T PS AA: T Arvanitakis 158/162, G Poulios 155/162; A: F
Ibrahim 148/150 OA,T Chryss 144/150; B:
Angelo 139/150, C Davenport 136/150; C:
G Americanas 133/150, Marinos 129/150;
HG: G Poulios 167/170.
Sydney 16 Oct 11
Fine (53): 30 MT Grd Sweeps AA: 2x50,
4x49; A: 1x49, 3x48; B: 2x48, 2x46; C:
3x41; 25T PS AA: G Rootes 75/75, C Sherry
80/81; A: P Farrugia 75/75, Y Neziz 82/84;
B: M Henriques 71/75, L Trew 70/75; C:
F Gould 63/75, V Mercuri 62/75; 50T DB
AA: C Sherry 111/111, G Poulios 110/111;
A: J Grice 60/60, S Tsoukalas 59/60; B: K
Kennerson 49/51, J Buchanan 48/51; C: J
Papadatos 47/50, F Gould 49/51;HG: C
Sherry 174/175.
Taree-Wingham 8 Oct 11
Overcast (11): 100T SKT Grd Trophy B: D
Sutherland 97/100, R Marsden 89/100; C: R
Abrahams 84/100, C Parley 77/100.
Tumut 9 Oct 11
Cool, showers & gusty wind (40): 50T PS CS
OA: D Reed 150/150; AA: C Ceely 149/150,
S Wall 147/150 A: J Blain 148/15, S Schiller
143/150 B: V Rees 148/159, L McPherson
146/159; C: Cay Wilesmith 138/150, T
Rapley 137/150; 100T “Snowy Mts Ton” CS
OA: J Owen 123/123; AA: C Ceely 122/123;
A: S Schiller 99/100, J Blain 111/113; B:
C Peacock 96/100, A Heffernan-Power
94/100; C: T Rapley 101/108; Cay Wilesmith 100/108; VET: R Churchill 90/100;
LAD: W Barton 95/100; JUN: K Schiller
97/100; HG: C Ceely 249/250.
Taree Wingham
C.T.C. Inc
Christmas 100
Open Shoot
Sunday 18th December
12.30pm Start
100 Target Event 15 Metres
50 tgt Double Barrel
50 tgt Points Score
1st to 5th each grade AA A B C
Total Noms $44 & opt $3 Graded
Sweep on each 50 Tgts
Trophies – choice from Leg Hams,
Scotch, Turkeys etc
High Gun Sash
Secretary Daryl Pasfield 02 6556 0464 AH
President Terry Duck 02 6557 1050 AH
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West Wyalong 25 Sep 11
Windy (18): 50T DB CONT CS OA M Schiller
69/70; AA: C Foster 48/50, A Collins 46/50;
A: W Ambrose 68/70, D Turner 44/50; B:
N Ambrose 44/50, A Hodges 41/50; C: S
Turner 30/50; VET: A Schirmer 37/50; 50T
PS CONT CS OA: M Fyfe 144/150; AA: M
Schiller 140/150, A Collins 137/150; A D
Turner 142/150, W Ambrose 137/150; B:
N Ambrose128/150, A Hodges 119/150;
VET: G Brettschinder 111/150; 25T HC: J
Turner 22/25, D Turner 21/25, M Schiller
21/26; HG: M Schiller 209/225.
Victoria
Alexandra 2 Oct 11
Fine Day, No wind (26): 20T DB CONT
CS OA & A: D Luelf 30/30; AA: T Rohrlach
19/20; B: R Walker 29/30; C: L Doyle 18/20;
40 Mixed Targets (10 S/B, 10 D/B, 10 Pts,
5 pr D/R OA & A: D Luelf 58/60; AA: T
Rohrlach 57/60; A: G McClure 52/60; B: P
Elward 57/60, R Walker 51/60; C: R Kirley
54/60, C Peterson 47/60.
Ararat 1 Oct 11
Cold and windy (20): 10T PS CD E/O: R
Anderson, W Harris, P Falkinder all shot
perfect 30/30; 50T DB Gr CS OA & AAe:
C Kelly 49/50, S Forbes 48/50; A: G Young
47/50, C Dalrymple 46/50; B: S Harrison
45/50, G Leslie 44/50; C: B Flenley 43/50, Z
Biggin 40/50; 25T Bill Crouch Memorial HC:
C Dalrymple 25/25, G Menhennet 29/31,
G Young 28/31, C Kelly 25 29; HG: C Kelly
101/105; Off the Fence: G Hargreaves.
Bairnsdale 1 Oct 11
Gale force winds (22): 75T DB A: B Stokes
72/75, M Sandy 70/75; B: A Smith 68/75,
M Norling 63/75; C: F Bagnato 60/75, K
Newman 58/75.
Bendigo 1 Oct 11
Fine, Cool & Windy (18): 75T Sporting Clays
CS OA & A: C Lanyon 64/75, P Akkermans
63/75; AA: P Papas 60/75, R Walton 55/75;
B: C Stephen 59/75, B Billings 52/75; C:
C Stanford 41/75; 25T SKT CS OA & A:
P Akkermans 24/25, R Flower 24/26; B:
C Stephen 23/25, C Lanyon 22/25; C: S
Wrigley 22/25.
Bendigo 15 Oct 11
Windy (29): 25T PS Trophy OA & AA: R
Peatling 73/75, D Richardson 72/75; A:
R McKinnon 71/75, W Canny 73/78; B:
W Whitehead 72/75,G Peatling 70/75;
C: S Peatling 64/75, C Evans 51/75; 25T
HC: W Wende 24/25, J Peatling 25/27,
K Moroni 24/27, W Canny 23/26; 50T
Charles G Ashman Memorial DB CS OA &
AA: N Cracknell 50/50, T Moroni 48/50;
A: C Lanyon 56/57, L Gee 55/57; B: L
Woolley 49/50, W Whitehead 48/50; C:
S Peatling 44/50, C Evans 43/50; HG: C
Lanyon 150/160.
Boort 2 Oct 11
Mild with a strong breeze straight into the
traps (11): 10T E/O PS: C Dalrymple, R
Hosking, & R Peatling all 30/30; 50T DB
CS A & OA: J Peatling ( Cohuna) 49/50; A: W
Canny (Castlemaine) 47/50; AA: R Hosking
50/52, P Akkermans (Bendigo) 49/52; B: G
Erwin ( Echuca) 47/50, R Algie ( Kerang)
47/52; C: G Chalmers 45/50; 25T HC: J
Peatling 24/25, R Algie 24/28, M Chalmers
23/28.
Castlemaine 27 Jun 11
Fine (18): 25T DB/CD: AA: D Richardson
25/25,C Langridge 25/25, N Morrison
25/25; A:T Archer 24/25, R Mckinnon
23/25, P West 20/25; B:D Mitchell 24/25,
W Canny 24/25, J Lendon 24/25; C: B Patterson 22/25, I Culpitt 19/25, J Flintoff
19/25; 25T NWZ SB CONT AA & OA: C
Langridge 24/25, D Richardson 23/25; A:
R McKinno 22/25, T Archer 20/25; B: E
Mitchell 23/25, D Oates 21/25; C: J Flintoff
18/25, B Patterson 16/25; HG: C Langridge
49/50.
Castlemaine 13 Aug 11
Overcast (35): 50TG B/T B & OA: A
Colandro 44/50, G McClure 39/50; A:T
Moroni 43/51, J Shepard 42/51; C:G Hall
38/40, J Lendon 36/50; 25T DB CS AA &
OA: C Langridge 79/79, R Greenwood
44/45; A: G McClure 48/49, R McKinnon,
44/45; B: D Oates 78/79, N Zechner 24/25;
C: J Zechner 37/40, J Evans 23/25; 20PR D/
R CS AA & OA: P Tait 37/40, G Passalaqua
35/40; A: G McClure 34/40, T Archer 32/40;
B: N Blake 35/40, N Zechner 34/40; C: C
Evans 32/40, D Mercieca 31/40.
Castlemaine 28 Sep 11
Heavy rain clearing to great night shooting
(14): 25T DB CONT CS AA & OA: C Langridge 44/44, T Moroni 24/25; A: D Oates
43/44, R Mckinnon 31/32; B: J Lendon
25/26, B Moroni 24/26; C: I Culpit 21/25;
25T PS CD AA: 70/75 C Langridge, T
Moroni; A: 72/75 W Canny, D Oates; B:
B Pay 69/75, J Lendon 63/75; C: I Culpit,
67/75; HGun: C Langridge 95/100.
Windy (52): 50T Commonwealth CONT DB
AA & OA: T Moroni 59/59, P West 58/59; A:
R McKinnon 65/66, D Mitchell 64/65; B: J
Boyer 47/50, R Algie 55/59; C: D Merceica
44/50, J Hogan 41/50; 25T Boby Lendon
Memorial HC: W Upton 30/30, R Algie
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29/30, W Canny; B/M: T Moroni; JNR: J
Flintoff; LAD: S Langridge.
Stormy (14): 25TG DB CS AA & AO: C Langridge 44/44, T Moroni 24/25; A: D Oates
43/44, R McKinnon 31/32; B: J Lendon
25/26, B Moroni 24/26; C: I Culpitt 21/25;
25T PS CD AA: T Moroni 70/75, C Langridge 70/75; A: W Canny 72/75, D Oated
72/75; B: B Pay 69/75, J Lendon 63/75; C:
I Culpit 67/75.
Colac 9 Oct 11
Overcast (29): 50T DB AA & OA: A Holt
57/57, A Pollock 74/75; A: R Bailey 50/50,
I Holt 74/75; B: S Cuttler 49/50, M Black
47/50; C: D McCoombe 43/50, R Halliday
40/50; JNR: D Fenn 49/50; 50T PS AA & OA:
G Hayden 150/150, M Hayden 147/150;
A: P Smith 145/150, Mifsud 141/150; B:
J Holt 142/8150, I Dickins 140/150; C: D
McCoombe 127/150, R Halliday 116/150;
JNR: J Buchholz 143/150.
Colbinabbin 25/09/11
Fine (21): 20T PS CD GR: AA: T Moroni
& S Traill 60/60 divided; A: G Palmer &
R McKinnon 57/60 divided; B: D Pearce
59/60; C: H Nihill 48/60; 25T DB CS: OA
& AA: T Moroni 41/41; A: G Palmer 34/35;
B: D Pearce 40/41; C: R West 24/27; 20 pr
DD CS: 1st S Traill & R Traill 36/37, 2nd C
Burns & G Ervin 35/37; 15 pr A/D CS: OA &
AA: L Fitzgerald 38/48; A: D Oates 36/40; B:
E Mullane 24/30; C: G Dillon 14/30.
Euroa 24 Sep 11
Sunny (29): 10T CONT CD: R Stackhouse,
P Watkins, B Vogelzang, J Moore, R Walker,
M Gribben, P Grant, B Pyke, B Henshal, S
Wells, D Saunders 10/10; 25T CONT DB
CH AA & OA: J King 27/27, A Rohrlach
29/30; A: S Wells 26/27, G Ganning 26/27;
B: R Walker 32/35, D Collihole 31/35; C: J
Moore 22/25, C Petersen 19/25; 25T DB
CH A & OA: D Luelf 25/25; AA: A Rohrlach
24/25, C Asquith 27/29; G McClure 27/28;
B: R Walker 25/28, M Gribben 24/28; C: J
Moore 24/25, Jack Wells 23/25.
Euroa 9 Oct 11
RAIN then SUNNY (18): 25pr SKT Doubles
CH B & OA: F Guyatt 48/50; AA: D Jackel
46/50; A: P Akkermans 44/50; C: R Barns
38/50; 25t SKT CD: F Guyatt 25/25, G
McClure & D Jackel 24/25; 25T NEZ TWR
SB CH B & OA: P Finn 25/25; AA: J King
23/25; A: D Jackel 24/25; C: B Bloodworth
21/25.
Foster 8 Oct 11
Fine, Dull (29): 10T PS EO AA: C Widdows,
H Finken, L Cross 30/30; A: J Attard 30/30,
A Daff 29/30; B: M Rhodes, K Shaw 30/30;
C: D Cameron 27/30; F&G: R Wilson
29/30; 40T DB AA: B H Finken 40/40,
C Widdows 39/40; A: R Dinsdale 41/41,
G McMillan 40/41; B: G Van Der Brand
49/50, M Rhodes 48/50; C: D Cameron
37/40; F&G: R Thomas 39/40, R Wilson
37/40; 40T CONT Geoff Mowat Mem CS
AA: B Stokes 39/40, C Widdows 38/40; A
& OA: R Dinsdale 40/40, B Kennedy 39/40;
B: M Rhodes 39/40, T Tobias 38/40; C: D
Cameron 35/40; F&G: R Thomas 39/40, R
Wilson 36/40; Ray Barlow Memorial CS OA
& A: R Dinsdale 80/80; AA: B Stokes 78/80;
B: M Rhodes 78/80; C: D Comeron 72/80;
DHG: M Rhodes 88/90.
Frankston 2 Oct 11
Windy, Mild (66): 15 Pr D/R AA: H Crawford
29/30, W Hawker 28/30; A: C McDougall
26/30, L Hawker 23/30; B: C Prince 28/30,
K Lewry 30/40; C: Crowie 15/30; 90T PS AA:
W Hawker 267/270, K Calder 264/270; A:
N Hunter 260/270, C McDougall 256/270;
B: T White 247/270, C Boyle 246/270; C:
C Crowie 203/270; 75T ISSF HC & Final:
B Dunstan 88/100, J Callard 86/100, T
Malone 86/100; 100T SKT AA: S Vacarro
96/100; A: L Irons 95/100; B: B Albon
87/100; C: A Kidd 84/100.
Frankston Australian 16/10/11
(50): 20T SB: AA: 1st P Fraser 20/20, 2nd
F Ibbott 30/31; A: 1st P Calvi 20/20, 2nd R
Garth 19/20; B: 1st B Dalzell 19/20, 2nd T
White 18/20; C: 1st I Esplin 16/20; 50T PS:
Echuca Clay Target Club
RICH RIVER CLASSIC
ANNUAL SHOOT
Tuesday 27th December 9.00am
Event 1 25 Tgt Classic Points Score C/ship
Graded AA A B C
Noms $20
Overall & grade winners Sash & Trophy $120
2nd each grade Trophy value $60
Sponsored by Midstate Credit Management
Event 2 25 Tgt Classic Single Barrel C/ship
Graded AA A B C
Noms $20
Sponsored by Goulburn Murray Credit Union
Event 3 25 Tgt Classic Handicap
Noms $35
Prizes 1st to 5th place
1st Sash & $500 2nd $300 3rd $150
4th $100 5th $50
Sponsored by Shire of Campaspe & Commercial
Helicopters Pty Ltd
Event 4 25 Tgt Classic Double Barrel C/ship
DECEMBER 2011
BAIRNSDALE
GUN CLUB
Saturday 3rd December
Christmas Shoot
4 x 15tgt Events
(Pts, S/B, D/B cont)
AA A B & C
Free Christmas tea
after shoot
WONTHAGGI
GUN CLUB
Sunday December 11th
Christmas Shoot
4 x 15tgt evts
1-4 AA A B & C
Free Christmas tea
after shoot
TRARALGON
Sunday December 4th
Xmas Shoot
4 X 15tgt events
AA A B & C 1st-5th
Xmas tea after shoot
MORWELL
Saturday 17th December
Christmas Shoot
4 x 15tgt events
All events AA A B C 1-5
Free Christmas tea
after shoot
FOSTER
Saturday 10th December
12noon
Christmas Shoot
4 x 15tgt Events Graded
1-5
Free Christmas tea
after shoot
KORUMBURRA
Sunday December 18th
Christmas Shoot
4 x 15tgt evts
1-4 AA A B & C
Free Christmas tea
after shoot
Graded AA A B C
Noms $25
Sponsored by Aztec Dental Laboratory
$2 Optional sweeps on all events
HIGH GUNS
Overall High Gun over full program
Sash & Trophy
Sponsored by Stewart Gillman
Sash for each remaining grade
plus Junior High Gun
Sponsored by Stewart Gillman
Reduced Noms L. J. V except Event 3
Full catering, powered camp sites & hot showers
on ground
Echuca Clay Target Club wishes to thank
all sponsors shooters please support those
who support us
President Ron Traill Ph 03 5482 4690 AH 0428 508 327 BH
Secretary Peter Sing Ph 03 5481 2211 BH, 03 5852 2478 AH
Echuca Clay Target Club uses and endorses Gemini Traps
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Frankston Australian
Clay Target Club
Frankston Australian
Clay Target Club
123 Rossiter Road Carrum Downs
PO Box 340, Patterson Lakes 3197
Telephone 9782 1626
123 Rossiter Road Carrum Downs
PO Box 340, Patterson Lakes 3197
Telephone 9782 1626
INC. A0010859 S ABN 255 281 411
INC. A0010859 S ABN 255 281 411
FEBRUARY
Victorian State
Skeet Carnival
Friday 24th 9.30am Start
Event 1 Victorian 20 G Skeet
Championship 50 Tgt Open $45 LJV $35
Event 2 Victorian State Skeet
Open $45 LJV $35
Handicap 50 Tgt
Saturday 25th 9.30am Start
Event 3 Victorian Skeet (12g) Championship
Open $75 LJV $60
100 Tgt
Event 4 Victorian Postal Teams
50 tgt Open, 25 Tgt L J V
Victorian State Postal Teams Match Shooters to qualify
State Postal teams selected from events 2 & 3
VCTA Shoulder to Shoulder teams selected
over events 2, 3, & 4
Postal Team High Gun Open & L J V
Event 5 Victorian Skeet Champion of
Champions
25 Tgt 12 G followed by 25 Tgt 20G
Open $45 LJV $35
Event 6 Victorian Skeet Doubles
Championship 50 Tgt Open $45 LJV $35
Placing in event 1 3 5 & 6 are O/A
plus 1st & 2nd AA A B C
Placing in event 2 is 1st to 5th.
Ladies, Juniors and Veterans 1st in each event
if 3 or more entrants
High Gun for Open Ladies Juniors and
Veterans over events 2 3 5 & 6
Five person club teams over events 2 3 5 & 6
Accommodation within 3 km of the grounds
Carrum Downs Motel & Park,
1325 Frankston Dandenong Rd 03 9786 8355
Kingston Lodge Motel & Park,
1165 Frankston Dandenong Rd 03 9782 1292
CLUB OPEN FOR PRACTICE – THURSDAY PM
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DECEMBER PROGRAM
All Events - Less than 5 entrants per grade
no minor placings
The committee reserves the right to alter the program
Christmas Shoot
Sunday December 4th
11.00 am Start
Event 1 15 Tgt Points
$10.00
AA A B & C
Event 2 15 Tgt Double Barrel
$10.00
AA A B & C
Event 3 DUKE OF GLOUSCESTER CUP
30 Tgt Handicap 1st - 5th $30.00
1st prize Sash, Full Ham & $100 Cash,
2nd ½ Ham & 250 Shells,
3rd Small Ham & 100 Shells,
4th & 5th Small Ham
Event 4 50 Tgt Skeet
AA A B & C
Event 5 50 Tgt Skeet
AA A B & C
Event 6 25 Tgt ISSF Trap
O/A A B & C
$24.00
$24.00
$13.00
Prizes: 1st ½ Ham, 2nd ½ Ham,
3rd Small ham - shooters can only
win one 1st two 2nd
- DTL Shoot Offs - Step Back - Skeet Dbl’s
Ladies High Gun over events 1, 2 & 3
The President and Committee would like to wish
you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Thank you for your support.
A light meal and refreshments will be available
after the shoot.
See Preliminary Notice:
2012 Victorian State
Skeet Carnival
February 24, 25 & 26 @ FACTC
Visit our website for up to date information, shoot
calendar and results www.factc.com.au
AA: 1st P Haslam 149/150, 2nd P Frazer
148/150; A: 1st N Hunter 152/156, 2nd P
Frazer 148/150; B: 1st T White 141/150,
2nd J Orlando 136/150; C: 1st I Esplin
143/150, 2nd J Lawson 131/150; 25T HC:
1st J McCraith 25/25, 2nd D Clearly, 3rd M
Tout, 4th D Hutchins 41/43, 5th B Dunstan
39/42; 75T ISSF Trap: 1st A Vella 91/100,
2nd L Scanlan 67/75, 3rd H Stafford 59/75;
LAD HG: 179/195.
Hamilton 15 Oct 11
Damp/overcast (30): 40T MXD SWZ AA: R
Duthie 57/60, S Wythe 68/74; A: I Harris
55/60, T Gould 62/74; B: G Stevenson
53/60, D Murrell 50/60; C: D Menze l55/60,
T Mirtschin 49/60; AO: R Duthie 57/60;
50T CONT PS SWZ AA: S Wythe 143/150,
S Rundell 137/150; A: S Collins 150/150,
M Sutherland 139/150; B: N Dobbins
126/150, M Wythe 122/150; C: D Menzel
112/150, J Collins 117/150; OA: S Collins
150/150.
Jeparit 15/10/11
Warm and Windy (10): 30T Medley CS:
AA & OA: N Sharrock 57/60, R Black &
R Jorgensen Eq 2nd 54/60; B: D Harris
55/60, J Krause 50/60; C: B Jerrett 40/60,
P Noske 35/60: 15 Pr A & D Cash: AA: R
Black 24/30, N Sharrock 23/30; B: D Harris
22/30, G Strauss 19/30; C: B Jarrett 18/30,
P Noske 11/30; 20T DB Cash: AA: D Flavel
20/20, R Black 19/20; B: D Harris & G
Strauss 17/30; C: P Noske 16/20, Brian
Jarrett 14/20.
Korumburra 24 Sep 11
Patchy, cloudy cold wind (22): 25 CONT
AA: H Finken 25/25, L Cross 24/25; A: I
McJames 24/25, R Dinsdale 23/25; B: T
Tobias 24/25, K Lewry 22/25; C: M Hopkins
24/27, D Cameron 23/27; 75T MXD AA:
H Crawford 120/125, N Court 119/125; A:
I McJames 116/125, R Dinsdale 113/125;
B: B Barlow 111/125, T Tobias 103/125;
C: D Milner 110/125, J Buchannan
101/125.
Korumburra 9 Oct 11
Patchy Rain, Cold (21): Korumburra
Challenge 90T MXD OA & A: N Court
142/150, B Stokes 141/150; A: I McJames
142/150, D Rhodes 138/150; B: M Rhodes
135/150; C: J Buchannan 137/150, D
Cameron 124/150.
Kerang 23 Sep 11
Fine but cold (49): 30T North West Zone
Medley CS OA & A: S Bates 49/50, G Young
48/50; AA: R Lendon 48/50, C Fletcher
48/50; B: T Hogg 53/60, T Wilkinson 46/60;
C: J Hogg 45/50, S Ash 49/60; 25T North
West Zone PS CS OA & AA: R Lendon 73/75,
R Barnes 72/75; A: R McKinnon 72/75, J
Peatling 71/75; B: R Algie 66/75, J Lendon
65/75; C: G Quinlan 61/75, G Hogan
60/76; OA VET: S Kerr 102; LAD: T Hogg
110; JNR: D Mitchell 103.
Kerang 9 Oct 11
Cool and windy weather: 100T Medlet CS
A & OA: C Delrympie 187/200, G Young
158/200; AA: W Upton 182/200, R Barnes
163/200; B: A Wilinson 176/200, J Absalom
167/200; C: G Quinlan 128/200, C Gitsham
111/200.
Kyneton 25 Sep 11
Brilliant (25): 25T CONT DB CS A & OA:
D Hill 36/36, C Penno 35/36; AA: P West
26/27, C Langridge 24/25; B: P McKenzie
24/25, M Spencer 28/30; C: G Hobbs
22/25, J McNeice 20/25; 25T MXD Target
CS AA & OA: R Lendon 34/35, R Hosking
33/35; A: G Elliott 33/35, G Went 32/35;
B: M Spencer 28/35, J Lendon 37/49; C: J
McNeice 28/35, G Hobbs 25/35; 15T SB
TWR Sweepstake A: C Penno 14/15, N
Frankling 13/15, D Hill 12/15; B: W Swale
13/15, B Stewart 13/15, M Spencer 13/15;
C: J McNeice 14/15, R Hosking 14/15, P
Wilson 13/15; Encouragement Award: J
McKenzie; C Grade Junior: E. De Rossi.
MaCarthur 18 Sep 11
(23): 25T DB CS AA: S Wythe 35/35, B
Wines 25/26, M Dyson 24/25; A & OA:
SOUTHERN
PENINSULA
DECEMBER 2011
MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
Melways 146 A11
Saturday 10th 12 noon Start
CHRISTMAS SHOOT
60 Tgt Novelty Events
Hams & Seasonal Prizes
Free BBQ
Practice Friday 4pm-6pm BBQ afterwards
Contact Lance Cazaly 0417 587 726
Sec. Anthony Spence-Fletcher 0437 561 011
www.morningtonclaytarget.cjb.net
NEPEAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
Melways 259 F2
Saturday 17th 12 noon Start
CHRISTMAS SHOOT
30tgt D/B AA A B C 1 2 3
30tgt Points AA A B C 1 2 3
12tgt Skeet AA A B C 1 2 3
Hams Hams Hams
Practice Thursdays 4pm-7pm BBQ afterwards
Note: A door prize of free nominations for the next time you
visit Nepean will be open to all shooters of the full program. Drawn at
presentations and you must be in attendance or there will be a redraw
Contact Club Secretary Karen Bradbury 0409 025 767
www.nepeanclaytargetclub.com
KERANG
Clay Target Club Inc.
New Years Day Shoot
Sunday 1st January 2012
Start 10am Sharp
Event 1 30 Target Points Score
Championship
Noms $23 Red $17
Sponsored by Cohuna Fishing and Camping
O/A takes Grade Sash and Trophy
3 Grade Winners Sash and Trophy
2nd each Grade Trophy
1st Ladies, Juniors and Veterans Trophy
Event 2 75 Target Medley
Championship
Noms $52 Red $38
Sponsored By Winchester Australia
O/S $5 on each event
O/A takes Grade Sash and 500 Shells
3 Grade Winners Sash and 300 Shells
2nd each Grade 200 Shells
1st Ladies, Juniors and Veterans each 150 Shells
HIGH GUNS
Overall Sash and CZ Special 22 LR
Sponsored By Winchester Australia
Ladies Sash and Trophy
Sponsored by Autopro Kerang
Juniors Sash and Trophy
Sponsored by Arnoldt and Greenwood Kerang
Veterans Sash and Trophy
Sponsored by Kerang Valley Resort
DOOR PRIZE
1st Draw CZ Special 22 LR
Donated by Kerang Clay Target Club Inc
2nd Draw Gun Case
Donated by Highland Sports
Drawn at Presentation
Shooter must shoot both events and
be present at draw
Air conditioned club rooms, canteen,
campers welcome, no showers or electricity
Recommended Accommodation
Kerang Valley Resort Phone 03 5452 1311
Committee reserves the right to alter program.
President: David Shepard 03 5453 1862
Secretary: Toni Hogg 0427 006 271
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MELBOURNE
GUN CLUB
Victoria Rd, Lilydale 3140
PH: 03 9739-1771
FAX: 03 9739-1773
www.melbournegunclub.com.au
DECEMBER 2011
SATURDAY 3RD 12 noon start
ADULT
JNR
$25
$17
$15
$9
1. 50 Tgt Double Barrel AA.A.B.C
60 Tgt Triples 1.2.3
(2 tgts going away, 1 incoming)
drawn partners
3. 100 Tgt Skeet C/ship AA.A.B.C
$36
2.
$26
5 Stand Sporting practice available
SATURDAY 10TH 10am start
FAMILY XMAS SHOOT
1.
2.
3.
4.
20 Tgt Points Score AA.A.B.C
20 Tgt Single Barrel AA.A.B.C
20 Tgt Double Barrel AA.A.B.C
50 Tgt Skeet AA.A.B.C
$15 $7.50
$15 $7.50
$15 $7.50
$25 $15
DTL shoot offs will be shot walk back
Skeet shoot off will be doubles
Shooters can only win one 1st place,
one 2nd place & one 3rd place for the day
All shooters and families invited to Xmas feast at
end of day’s events. ALL WELCOME!!!
METROPOLITAN
Reg No. A5465. ABN: 34 637 836 794
Postal Address Po Box 93 Epping Vic 3076
Club Location. 20 Vearings Rd
off O’Hearns Rd Epping
Phone: 03 9401 3134 Fax: 03 9401 3122
E-Mail. [email protected]
DECEMBER 2011
Practice –
Every Tuesday and Saturday 12pm to 5pm DTL
Skeet & 5 Stand Sporting
(Ball Trap open Saturday from 3pm to 5pm)
Australian Hellenic
Game and Conservation
75 Target Sporting Graded
Sunday 11th
10.30am Start
CHRISTMAS SHOOT
Noms Close 12.30pm
Metropolitan Field
and Game
75 Target Simulated F & G
Seasonal prizes will be given
SATURDAY 17TH
Sunday18th 12pm Start
Melbourne Field & Game Xmas Shoot
Ralph’s ZZ Competition starts 12pm sharp
ZZ Practise from 10am
Club closed over the Xmas break from
Wednesday 21st of December and back on
Saturday 7th of January
The Melbourne Gun Club wishes all shooters
and their families a Merry Xmas and a safe and
Happy New Year.
Thank you for all your support in 2011 and we
look forward to seeing you in 2012.
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Event 1 10 Target E/O Points Cash Divide
1st, 2nd & 3rd
Event 2 50 Target Double Barrel
AA A B C
Event 3 25 Target Single Barrel
AA A B C
$10
$25
$13
5 Stand Practice Available
The Club will be closed from
Saturday December 24th and will
re-open Tuesday January 10th
1st & 2nd paid on all DTL & Skeet events
if minimum of 5 shooters per grade.
All noms include GST
The committee reserves the right to alter the program
Committee reserves the right to alter program
Secretary: Emily Laino 0409 399 938
B Wythe 35/35,W Jenkins 32/33, I Harris
31/32; B: M Wythe 28/29, N Wallis 28/30,
M Mole 27/30; C: M Vickers 29/30, J
Cameron 23/25, G McDonald 21/25; 25T
PS CS AA & OA: B Wines 78/81, M Dyson
74/78, S Wythe 71/75; A: J Dumesny 74/75,
I Harris 72/75, G Vickers 71/75; B: M Wythe
71/78, M Dumesny 70/75, N Haris 69/75;
C: E Wythe 64/75, M Vickers 61/75, G
McDonald 57/75.
Mansfield 16 Oct 11
Fine but windy (23): 20T PS CD AA: N Kirley,
R Felmingham 59/60; A: S Wells 60/60; B: R
Cumming, S Callahan 56/60; C: C Petersen
54/60; 25T NEZ CONT DB CS OA & AA: D
Luelf 43/43, N Kirley 42/43; A: T Newman
42/43, P Desmond 33/34; B: R Cumming
23/25, B Pyke 22/25; C: C Petersen 20/25,
Rebecca Kirley 19/25; JNR: T Allen 22/25;
20PR DR CD AA: D Luelf 38/40; A: P Grant
31/40; B: S Callahan 30/40; C: Rebecca
Kirley 25/40; 15PR NEZ TWR DR CS OA &
B: N Kirley 26/30; A: T Newman 22/30, A
Rohrlach 21/30; B: R Felmingham 21/30;
C: T Allen 23/30, S Wells 22/30; OA HG:
Nicholas Kirley 146/155.
Melbourne 10 Sep 11
Warm & Overcast (65): 25T PS AA: R Esplin
88/90, F Santoro 87/90; A: P Cavedon
71/75, G Coolahan 88/93; B: M Woods
80/81, A Calandro 79/81; C: R Webb
80/81, K Dunkley 70/75; LAD: S Coolahan
67/75; JNR: M Woods 74/75; 25T SB AA:
F Santoro 25/25, J Wallace 39/40; A: S
Pellkegrino 25/25, G McClure 24/25; B: A
Calandro 24/25, M Hollingworth 23/26;
C: D Wilson 24/25, R Webb 21/25; LAD:
S Coolahan 18/25; JNR: J Wallace 24/25;
25T DB AA: R Esplin 79/79, G Aston 78/79;
A: G McClure 65/66, T Jackson 36/36; B:
M Downes 31/38, M Woods 54/55; C: K
Dunkley 78/79, D Wilson 24/258; LAD: I
Esplin 23/25; JNR: K Dunkley 78/79; 10Pr
D/R AA: G Aston 20/20, R Esplin 18/20; A:
Wangaratta
Clay Target Club
XMAS SHOOT
SATURDAY DECEMBER 17TH
AT 11AM
Come along join in the fun & enjoy
the free BBQ & refreshments
Novelty Events
25 Tgt DTL
25 Tgt Skeet
25 Tgt 5 Stand Sporting Clays
VENETO Clay Target Shooters
Date: Sunday 18/12/11 Start time 12 Noon
Venue W.I.S.C.I. Complex, Ballan Road Werribee (11km from Werribee)
Event 1 10 Tgt E/O C/D, AA, A, B, C
Event 2 25 Tgt P/S, 1,2,3, AA, A, B, C
Event 3 25 Tgt S/B C/D, AA, A, B, C
Event 4 25 Tgt D/B, 1 & 2, AA, A, B, C
Cartridges, food and refreshments available on shoot days
The committee reserves the right to alter or modify any event if necessary
Secretary Gabriella Phone (03) 9852 0694
Our club would like to wish all shooters
a very happy Xmas and safe New Year. Thank you
to all visiting shooters for your support in 2011
The committee reserves the right to alter any advertised program
Merry Christmas to everyone
A trophy & bottle of wine will be given as prizes
More Details Contact Secretary:
Brett Jory Ph. 0400 574 014
North East Zone/ V.C.T.A.
DECEMBER 2011 PROGRAM
Saturday 3rd December
Bendigo 10am
75tgt Sporting Clays C/ship
Sunday 4th
Alexandra 12noon
Christmas Shoot
15tgt S/B Trophy
15tgt P/S Sprint
15tgt D/B Brooks Cutting Gr C/ship
15tgt H/Cap
Numurkah/Shepparton 12noon
Christmas shoot
6 Novelty events
“Off the Fence”
Yarrawonga 11am
Christmas shoot
Novelty events
Friday 9th
Mathoura 7pm
Christmas shoot
Novelty targets
25tgt Club Champion
Saturday 10th
Benalla 12 noon
20tgt S/B 16m
20tgt P/S 16m
20tgt D/B 16m
20tgt H/Cap 1-3 C/ship
High Gun over program
Colbinabbin 1pm
30tgt Cont D/B C/ship
15tgt Side by side D/B
20pr D/D D/P
Novelty event
Sunday 11th
Echuca 11am
Christmas shoot
Club champion of champions
Novelty events, Club Mug final
BBQ provided
Euroa 1pm
Christmas chook shoot
15tgt Tower P/S
25tgt NEZ Tower P/S C/ship
25tgt Skeet
Friday 16th
Euroa 6.30pm
20pr Twilight Christmas D/D Turkey
shoot
15tgt Night Christmas D/B C/ship
15tgt Night Christmas H/cap
Saturday 17th
Bendigo 12.00 noon
Christmas shoot
25tgt D/B Christmas C/ship 18m
25tgt Sporting Clays Christmas C/ship
20pr Auto/Driven
Novelty events, time permitting
Sunday 18th
Deniliquin 12noon
Christmas shoot
10tgt events
Sponsors Day. BBQ tea
Mansfield 11am
Christmas shoot
Novelty events
Rutherglen 11am
Christmas Shoot
Novelty events
Tuesday 27th
Echuca 9am
Rich River Classic
See CTSN for details
Saturday 31st
St James 1pm
Christmas and New Year Season Trophies
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Werribee Victorian
PO Box 806 Werribee Victoria 3030
10 min drive from Werribee CBD on Ballan Road
Melway map Ref : Map 206 A8
www.werribeegunclub.com.au
DECEMBER PROGRAM
FRIDAY 2ND 6PM START
Please note: noms close for 1st event at 7pm sharp
Event 1 25 tgts P/S Graded O/A takes gr
$16.00
Event 2 25 tgts S/B Graded O/A takes gr
$16.00
Event 3 25 tgts D/B C/ship Sash O/A
$16.00
Event 4 25 tgts Trench Handicap
$16.00
Jackpot 5 tgts S/B Handicap
$2.00
Optional purse for o/all over events 1 2 3,
All money goes back to shooters
$10.00
SUNDAY 11TH 10.00AM START
Noms close for 1st event at 11am sharp
WERRIBEE/VICTORIAN
CHRISTMAS SHOOT!
Event 1 25 tgts Pts shot from 16mts.
Event 2 25 tgts D/B shot from 16mts.
Event 3 25 tgts Trench
Event 4 25 tgts Skeet
$15.00
$15.00
$15.00
$15.00
Please note: If you do not have a grade for skeet or trench, you will
shoot in highest DTL grade. (You must produce your current ACTA
handicap card or you will shoot AA all day!)
Prizes as follows: Events 1,2,3 & 4 O/All full ham.
1st ea grd - 1/2 ham, 2nd ea grd - turkey, 3rd ea grd - chicken
SATURDAY 17TH 10AM START
SKEET SHOOT
Mike Corbett Skeet Captain 0413 258 794
Event 1 50 tgts Gauge Handicap
Event 2 50 tgts Championship
Event 3 50 tgts Doubles (time permitting)
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00
SUNDAY 18TH VENETO SHOOT
Also trench and skeet practice available on this day
SATURDAY 24TH & SUNDAY 25TH
CLUB CLOSED
(Christmas, Boxing Day and New Years Day)
Club open for practice Wed., Thurs., Fri.,
Sat. & Sun. from 11am for Skeet,
ISSF Skeet (Thur.), DTL, Trench, Sporting & Tower
All Enquiries Ian Urch 9749 7301 (club)
President Mathew Cocks 0417 397 115
Come & shoot under the best lights in Australia
The Committee and Staff of Werribee/Victorian CTC
would like to wish all our members,
visiting shooters and their families, a
Merry Christmas, and a safe and happy New Year.
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G McClure 18/20, P Cavedon 16/20; B: M
Hollingworth 15/20, M Downes 14/20; C:
K Dunkley 18/20, R Webb 14/20; LAD: T
White, S Coolahan, I Esplin 12/20; JNR: K
Dunkley 18/20.
Melbourne 24 Sep 11
Sunny, cool and very windy (60): 30T PS
OA & AA: B Stokes 114/114, K Calder
111/114; A: L Howell 86/90, A Blease
81/90; B: G McMillan 81/90, D Drinkeater
91/91; C: C Cowie 73/90, D Wilson 70/90;
LAD: C Crowie 73/90; 30T DB OA &AA:
D Appleby 55/55, K Calder 49/50; A: S
Ziegler 37/37, A McCredden 36/37; B: G
McMillan 27/30, P Grand Court 26/30;
C: M Trembath 29/30, D Wilson 26/302;
LAD: M Trembath 29/30; 30T CONT PS OA
& B: P Grand Court 87/90; AA: K Calder,
R Williams 86/90; A: B Thomson 77/90,
S Ziegler 71/90; B: G McMillan 83/90; C:
C Crowie 66/90; LAD: C Stokes 70/90;
100T SKT CS OA & A: C Logos 99/100,
G Dennison 96/100; B: J Turner 94/100,
L Young 93/100; C: J O’Sullivan 90/100;
75T Trench OA: B Dunstan 90/100; A: J
Tonna 69/75; B: R Pitt 60/75; C: I Borbas
47/75.
Melbourne 1 Oct 11
Cool, wet and windy (40): 50T PS OA
& AA: W Hawker 149/150; AA: R Esplin
145/150; A: S Pellegrino 143/150, A Blease
142/150; B: D Drinkwater 144/150, T White
136/150; J Downes 121/150, D Wilson &
M Scott 121/150; JNR: J Wallace 143/150;
50T DB OA & AA: G Aston 73/73; AA: J
Wallace 72/73; A: R Wallace 58/59, S Pellegrino 57/59; B: M Hollingworth 47/50; C:
D Wilson 45/50; JNR: J Wallace 72/73.
Melbourne 7-9 Oct 11
Sunny with showers and cool (90): 150T
D/T OA: S Haberman 179/200+6; AA: R
Mark 135/150; A: M Crimmins 118/150;
B: D White 113/150; C: D Cleary 100/150,
JNR: G Aston 109/150; 150T Trap OA: A
Vella 143/150; A: B Dunstan 117/125, D
DiPetro 115/125; B: N Kotlarewski 112/125,
R Esplin 109/125; C: S Stokes 103/125, D
Johnston 100/125; JNR: J Collard 115/125,
D Cleary 101/125; 75T LAD Trap OA:
S Roiall 92/100, S Balogh 86/100+6,
L Scanlan 86/100+5; 125T SKT OA: C
Barton 145/150; AA: P Adams 120/125; A:
D Douglas 116/125; B: T Scapin 111/125;
JNR: P Adams 120/125; 75T LAD SKT: OA:
L Coles 93/100.
Mt Bogong 2 Oct 11
Sunny, windy (19): 5 Pr D/R Possibles: B
Roper 9/10; 15Pr D/R OA & A: R Leita
21/30, K Jones 20/30; B: D Harley 20/30, R
Pigram 19/30; C: I Erbacher 20/30, B Roper
19/30; 20T HC D Harley 20/20, R Phefley
24/26, J West 23/26; 20T DB OA & A: K
Jones 25/25, R Leita 24/25; B: A McGregor
19/20, B Ellis 18/20; C: I Erbacher 18/20, B
Roper 17/20; HG: K Jones 64/80.
Nepean 23 Sep 11
Fine & Cool (60): 50T Night Sporting AA:
McColl 41/50, P Lancaster 39/50, D Quick
36/50; A: M Venturini 34/50, R Jones 33/50,
G Nemereck 32/50; B: A Gregory 33/50, L
Quirk 32/50, K Perkins 28/50; C: G Tunks
36/50, R Wright 35/50, D Cleary 33/50;
LAD: W Zoric 30/50, T Burcklang 26/50;
JNR: T Tunks 34/50, R Henrickson 30/50.
Nepean 23 Sep 11
Fine (60): 50T night/simulated AA: N
McColl 41, P Lancaster 39, D Quick; A: M
Venturini 34, R Jones 32, G Nenececk 32; B:
T Gregory 33, L Quirk 32, K Perkins 28; C: G
Tunks 36, R Wright 35, D Cleary 33; JNR: J
Tunks 28, Rick H, 25 Ladies: W Zoric 21,T
Buckland 17, Blackpowder 32, Bakker 26;
Encouragement award: S Lancaster.
Nepean 15 Oct 11
Fine windy: E/O 10T PS: Hecta 30, F Ibbott
30; 75T Medley 25T DB, 25T SB 25T PS AA:
Hecta 117, Woody 116; A: G Boyd 109; B: B
Barlow 96; C: A Kidd 105, L Quirk 103.
Noorat 24 Sep 11
Perfect –again (44): 25T DB K Densley
Memorial AA: G Hose, A Smith 100/100; A:
J Hoare 31/31, N Rees 30/31; B: D Ludeman
42/44, J Blake 41/44; C: L Foster 24/25, B
Fleuley 22/25; 25T SB AA: M Dyson 25/25,
WARRNAMBOOL
Clay Target Club
Lake Gillear Shooting Complex
Buckleys Road
New Year’s Day Shoot
Sunday 1st January 2012
12.30pm start
Event 1 O’BRIEN’S GLASS
25 tgt P/Score Championship
AA A B C 1st & 2nd Noms $15.00
Event 2 BAUDINETTE WINDSCREENS
50tgt D/B Championship
AA A B C 1st & 2nd Noms $25.00
Ladies, Juniors & Vets reduced nom
President: Mal Dyson 0407 802 107
Secretary: Gerard Hose 0429 951 444
G Hyaden 37/38; A: J Hayden 24/25, I Harris
22/25; B: B Kemp 25/27, P Biddle 24/27;
C: T Lenkham 21/25, J Aitken 20/25; 25T
PS Len Densley Memorial AA: S Clifford
75/75, M Dyson 74/75; A: J Hayden 71/75,
S Holliday 68/75; B: M Downes 75/75, I
Dickins 71/75; C: L Foster 65/75, B Malone
63/75.
Numurkah Shepparton 2 Oct 11
Great (28): 30T DB OA & AA: R Felmingham
68/68, C Burns 67/68; A: D Milojevic 52/53,
T Bradshaw 40/41; B: H Ward 42/43, P
Watkins 41/43; C: A Harrington 27/30, P
Finn 26/30; 20 Pr D/R OA & AA: B Ford
33/40, R Felmingham 32/40; A: A Patten
35/50, T Bradshwa 42/60; B: J Fothergill
29/40, R O’Dwyer 33/50; C: P Finn 24/40,
T Fothergill 20/40; 20T TWR AA: T Hicks
19/20; A: M Ward 19/20; OA & B: M
Gribben 33/33, A Harrington 32/33; C: P
Woods 37/38, B Bloodworth 36/38; 20T
HC: T Maroni 22/24, P Calandro 21/24, G
Palmer 20/22, A Harrington 19/21; HG: B
Ford 97/110.
Patchewollock 25 Sep 11
Fine & Sunny (25): 100T DB CS AA: G
Caristo 99/100, M Absalom 101/105;
A: D Fisher 97/100, N Watts 99/105; B:
C Browne 98/100, J Heley 96/100; C: P
Smith 88/100, P McKay 96/110; Tim Fisher
Memorial Winner: C Browne 98/100.
St. Arnaud 25 Sep 11
Perfect (15): 10T CONT DB E/O: J McVitty &
D Bertalli 10/10; D Lanyon, J Dyke, G Grant,
W Harris & L. Gibson all 9/10; 25T NWZ
CONT SB Gr. CS OA: W Harris 26/28, D
Bertalli 22/25; A: J McVitty 25/28, T Foster
22/25; B: L Hemley 22/25, G Grant 21/25;
C: J Dyke 22/25, I Moerman 13/26; 25T
CONT DB Gr. C OA: D Bertalli 111/111,
W Harris 88/89; A: J McVitty 110/111, L
Gibson 36/39; B: D Lanyon 23/25, G Grant
22/25; C: J Dyke 22/25, C Bertalli 18/25;
HG: J McVitty 58/60; O.T.F. Rnd. 8: T
Bertalli, (L. Hemley).
Swan Hill 18 Sep 11
Sunny, beautiful (7): 50T DB CD: A Costa
49/50, S Milano 46/50, S Bates 52/57;
25T CONT CD: F Massara 24/25, A Costa
27/28, S Milano 26/28; Raffle Winner: V
Costa.
Veneto 16 Oct 11
Windy: 10TG E/O AA: M Cocks, R Pistone
30/30; A: P Arbaci 30/30; B: E Bertollo
30/30; 25T DB AA: M Cocks 25/25; A: G
Ogilvie 24/25, R Vitkus 29/32; B: J Faranga
24/28; 25T AA: N Cook 68/75; A: M Mifsud
63/75; B: E Bertollo 62/75; 25T SB AA: M
Cocks 32/37; A: P Ardaci 26/28, R Vitkus
25/28; B: E Bertollo 19/25.
Wangaratta 15 Oct 11
Fine & mild: 20T PS CS AA: T Pigram , R
Wilson; A & OA: D Saunders, P Cavedon;
B: C Wilson, J Moore; C: H Smith, J Wilson;
25T DB CS AA & OA: B Ford, D Hunt; A:
D Saunders, B Jory; B: P Antonello, J Kelly;
C: H Smith, G Saunders; 20 PR D/D A: B
Jory & D Hunt, E & P Cavedon, B Ford &
D Luelf; JNR HG: H Smith 104/115; OA
HG: R Wilson 115/115; VET HG: B Pigram
104/115.
Woods Point 25 Sep 11
Sunny: 10T SB E/O CD: J Wood, R Lay, M
Ward, G Coolahan, 9/10; 20T SB CS OA
& B: P McDonough 18/20; AA: M Ward
17/20, G Coolahan 16/20; A: T Allen 20/23,
T Apps 19/23; B: P McDonough 18/20, S
Coolahan 17/20; C: R Lay 14/20, E Murphy
13/20; 30T DB HC CS: J Butters 28/30, P
McDonough 29/32, H Ward 28/32, T Allen
28/32; JNR: H Ward 27/30, T Allen 26/30;
25T DB TWR CS: P Desmond 38/39, A
Guppy 37/39, R Lay 33/35, M Ward 24/26;
HG OA: P McDonough 68/75; JNR: H Ward
71/81, T Allen 69/81.
Yarrawonga 2 Oct 11
Fine (20): 10T HC EO: R Green, P Green, T
Beach & D Saunders 10/10; 20T HC Trophy
Event: P Mathews 25/25, G Walls 24/25, T
Peacock 29/30; 50T DB CS AA: G Tobain
97/98, K Willett 71/72; A: T Beach 49/50,
D Saunders 48/50; B: R Green 47/50, A
Wooley 46/50; C: J Moore 98/98; HG: P
Mathews 78/80.
Change of Date
Wonthaggi
Gun Club
Xmas Shoot
Sunday
11th December
4 Events AA A B C 1-4
Come & enjoy
our hospitality
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WANTED: “For Private Collection” Old Paper shot shells and 2 piece
packets. Will pay up to $500 for trade brand packets. Powder tins. Gun
Shop Catalogues. Australian Clay Pigeon Shooting News before 1960.
Air Rifle packets & tins. Shooting memorabilia. Will pay good money.
Pay top money for two piece Packets. Ph Mick Ward on 03 5775 1652.
Shooters Licence No. 437 647-40B
WANTED: ACTA Gun Club badges for collection, especially older
club badges. Also Trap & Skeet National badges. Referee’s badges
and Winchester badges. Will buy or swap. I have hundreds of
swaps in good condition. I can email a photo of any swaps if
required. Contact Murray on 0409 658 750 03 5565 8750 or email
[email protected]
FOR SALE: BERETTA SO4. One owner since new not modified
(untouched). Serial No A01514B. Full & Improved modified 1.5 kg CAM
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FOR SALE: Left handed stock to suit Kemen KM-4. Adjustable comb
Jones adjustable butt-plate. Nice, dark wood, with no blemishes. $500.
Phone 0413 766 505, or email [email protected]
FOR SALE: Perazzi Trap 12 Gauge under and over MX3 B.ORO Gold
series in very top condition barrels 31.5” choke 2 and 1 star fine art
engraving very good wood only two of this gun in Australia. Retail
price approx $40,000. Sale $14,000. Spare trigger new $2,500 Perazzi
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only to ring please. Contact Angelo 02 4733 8817 or 0423 348 331
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Psychological Skills
for Shooting
Michael Kruger-Davis
MOTIVATION
Motivated shooters achieve.
How do we know someone is motivated?
They act like it. According to Burton &
Raedeke (2008), Motivation is reflected by
three behaviours:
Choice: Motivation shows in the choices athletes make regarding
setting goals, practising, off field training, mental rehearsal, etc.
Effort: Motivation is also reflected in how much effort the athlete or
shooter gives – how intensely they train, complete strive to achieve
their goals.
Persistence: Motivation levels can be seen in how long athletes
persist in striving to attain their goals, especially in the face of
adversity and obstacles.
Achievement goal theory suggests that two major goal perspectives
operate in an achievement context such as sport: a task orientation
and an ego orientation. Put simply, a task orientation implies that
one participates in an activity for its own intrinsic properties. The
enjoyment of the game, the way we feel when we smoke the target,
or catch a great wave, or sink a tricky putt. There is a great inner
sense of satisfaction when we do well or when we have achieved a
personal best. Ego orientation (or outcome goal orientation) on the
other hand has participants striving to demonstrate superior ability
compared to everyone else or avoiding the demonstration of incompetence. Both these orientations are within all of us. For most part,
ego orientation can get in the way of us achieving our best. Because
we are focusing on ourselves as opposed to the task we tend to let
our mind drift back to the past (where we can formulate judgements
about past performances or about our ability). Ego orientation also
lets us think about the future (where we can develop anxieties and
worries about failure or discredit). A good way to deal with goal
orientation during the competition is to focus on the process (the
task: shooting the target) and let the product (the score, the trophy)
look after itself.
For most people the idea of motivation involves the last minute,
pre-game pep talk, where the coach gets the team aroused and motivated. This idea needs to be discarded. The proper time to work on
sustaining motivation is outside the competition.
Change your thinking: It is important that only your successes go
into your long-term memory. There is no need to remember past
failures.
Get involved: Autonomy directly improves motivation, and the
greatest contributor to autonomy is having some control or input
into the decisions that affect you. You should feel some ownership of
the training rules, competition choices, and strategy decisions.
Praise others: You will not be able to see the positive and exciting
aspects of your performance, if you can’t see the positives and
exciting things of others. Delight in someone else achieving a
personal best or winning the event. Also you will develop a sense
of connectedness when you have an awareness of the contributions
others make.
Put yourself first: As human beings, we are least productive when we
are distracted by conflicting basic drives. By this I mean that you
cannot perform well if you are hungry, dehydrated or tired. Make
sure you eat properly, stay hydrated and get enough rest.
Find motivated peers: Both on and off the tracks spend time with
people who want to accomplish great things, and aren’t afraid to
talk about it or get excited about your dreams and vision. Effective
support is vital for motivation.
It is also important to avoid those “motivational black holes”; those
people who are negative, critical, and focus on the distractions and
what cannot be achieved.
Think Positively: There is always a conversation going on in your
head, it is usually subconscious. If you start paying it conscious
attention, then make sure it is positive and focuses on what you
can do. Don’t get hung up on difficulties, distractions and losses.
If a negative thought appears, acknowledge it, but ask yourself will
it help you achieve your goals? If not discard it for a more positive
thought.
Remember your Dream: Spend time frequently reconnecting with the
real reason you are competing. Don’t be disheartened by losing or
failure. Just learn from the experience.
To sum up several aspects regarding motivation are important.
Firstly, motivation starts with a sense of purpose. Remember that
intrinsic, process orientated motivation is preferred to extrinsic,
goal orientated motivation. Secondly, does the athlete see a difference between just beating his opponents and making personal best
performances. Next, with respect to team sports, are the team
members focused on what the team can achieve or are they
concerned with their own individual performances. Finally, work
out what values are important for the athlete, and frame feedback
to mirror these values.
References:
What are the long-term motivational strategies? John Eliot, writing
in The Sports Psych Handbook, argues that motivation strategies
should foster autonomy, competence and connectedness. It is
interesting to note that these qualities are also inherent in mental
toughness and resilience.
D. Burton & T. Raedeke, (2008) Sport Psychology for Coaches. Human
Kinetics.
Push the Edge: Find your weakness and get excited about where
your game will be after you change it. Using mental rehearsal and
visualization techniques can speed up the process of changing your
weaknesses into strengths.
I have put together all the articles that I have written for the CTSN on
CD as word files. These are available for $25.00 (which includes GST and
Postage). If you wish to purchase a copy please send cheque or money
order to me at the address below.
Experience success: Use mastery learning techniques to acquire new
skills. By this I mean break-up the process into smaller, easier steps
and do not move on until you have mastered the pre-requisite skill.
It is important to keep a journal of your performances so that you
know when you are more successful.
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S. Murphy (Ed) (2005) The Sport Psych Handbook: The complete Guide
to today’s best mental training techniques. Human Kinetics.
Michael Kruger-Davis is the Consulting Psychologist for the Southern
Sports Academy in NSW and a member of Narrandera Clay Target
Club. He uses GB ammunition exclusively for all DTL events. Questions
regarding psychological aspects of sport and shooting can be addressed
to him at “Gavan” Bassett Rd, Gillenbah Via Narrandera 2700 or on
02 69 592802.
Annual day/night
at Boorowa
Saturday 24th September, saw Boorowa Gun Club host its
annual day/night shoot.
A 9 o’clock start saw shooters arrive nice and early. Unusual for Boorowa,
the weather gods provided near perfect conditions. The grounds looked
immaculate, thanks largely to the efforts of club secretary, Garry Martin.
Local blokes manned the BBQ and a plentiful supply of cakes/slices
were all at the ready. The day was set for the 50 shooters in attendance
to give it their best.
The first event was a 50T Double
Barrel (sponsored by South West
Shooting Supplies). Surprisingly
there was not a possible scored
amongst the AA Grade shooters
attending. However, there was
a squad of possibles from A & B
Grade. Local shooter & club man,
Merv Campbell ended up taking
home the sash for this event with
a score of 96/96. The AA Grade
boys ended up putting up quite
a fight with the eventual winner
being Glen Barton with a score of
214/215, with Matt Harris getting
2nd with 213/215. A Grade was
taken by Boorowa regulars, with
Giulio Serafin on 95/96, from
Mal Campbell 67/68. Bega visitor,
DB winner Merv Campbell
Phil Body took B Grade with
61/62 from Ray Schiller on 49/50.
Tim Rapley shot well to take C Grade with a score of 46/50 from Don
Constable on 45/50.
30T Handicap (sponsored by MG Campbell Silos) was the second event.
There was some very impressive shooting to determine the winner of
this event. Third place was taken out by Bob Walters with 31/32, which
then saw a dual between Don Constable on 15M and Glen Barton on
25M. This shoot off went for quite some time and with a score of 72/72
the eventual winner was Don Constable, with Glen Barton scoring an
impressive 71/72 off 25M. Well shot boys.
The third event of the ‘day’ program was 30T Single Barrel (sponsored
by Peta & David at Boorowa IGA). Giulio Serafin, who was having a
very good day, ended up taking out the Overall honours with a score of
32/32. 1st AA Grade went to Trent Jamieson on 31/32, with Glen Barton
taking 2nd with 29/30. Wendy Barton was the winner of A Grade on
29/30, with George Kazolis on 27/30 taking home 2nd. B Grade went
to more locals with Roger Warren 28/30, from Steve Burrows on 25/30.
1st in C Grade went to Robert Verrath with 28/30 from Tim Rapley with
27/30.
With the day program complete the BBQ was then fired up again and
an enjoyable evening meal of steak & salad (a generous variety of salads
coming from club members) was all that was needed to fill in the break
in readiness for the night event.
New lights, which had recently been installed, were a great improvement
and shooting soon got under way in the 30T Points Sore (sponsored by
Nioa Trading). The Overall winner of this event went to Boorowa Gun
Club’s dedicated President, Guy Evans with a score of 96/96. Young
visitor Jason Owen, travelling from Narromine, took 1st AA Grade
with 95/96 from Glen Barton 89/90. 1st in A Grade was split between
Steve Schiller and Graham Jamieson with 82/90. B Grade went to Matt
Corkhill with 89/90 from BJ Campbell 86/90. Don Constable finished
OA HG & Night PS winner Guy Evans with Greg Coleman
off strong with 1st in C Grade with
86/93 from Amy Jenner 83/93.
The Overall High Gun (sponsored by
Beretta Australia) went to Guy Evans
with a very good score 198/200.
Ladies High Gun (sponsored by G
Wales & Company) was won by Kate
Schiller 179/200.
Boorowa Gun Club would like to
thank ALL the sponsors for their
generous support. A BIG thankyou to
those who helped on the day, many
hands make light work is very true
and your efforts are much appreciated. We would also like to thank the
shooters for their cooperation on the
day and for their attendance and look
forward to seeing them (plus more)
back again. Good shooting.
Ladies HG Kate Schiller
CLUB NEWS
SUNSHINE COAST at the
AGM the following people
were elected as Office
Bearers: President: Quinto
Porfiri, Vice President: Scott
Trafford, Secretary: Gordon
Watson, Treasurer: Rhett
Trafford.
ROMA at the AGM the
following people were elected
as Office Bearers: President:
Cliff Reid, Vice President:
Laurie Sheahan, Wayne
Murphy, Secretary: Veronika
Forsythe, Treasurer: Wendy
Taylor, Patron: O E (Bob)
Bryant, Club Delegate: Robert
Nugent, Committee: John
Timms, Jim Murphy, John
Nixon, Richard Morrison,
Robert Nugent, Tony
Allen, Byron Sabine, Byron
Hewitt.
TAREE-WINGHAM at the
AGM the following were
elected as Office Bearers:
President: Terry Duck, Vice
President/Treasurer: David
Sutherland, Secretary/
Handicapper: Daryl Pasfield,
Captain/Coach: Ron
Marsden
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45th Gum Tree
Boggabri Gunnedah
T
he grounds were in magnificent condition as the
campers began arriving on the Monday prior to the
shoot. Thursday bought a storm accompanied with
hail and heavy rain yielding 50 mm.
Friday was again calm and sunny. 143 shooters registered and competition was underway by 8am Saturday. As the morning progressed
the weather deteriorated and the competitors were soon weary due to
walking through the wet and muddy conditions accompanied by cold.
The scores reflected the conditions and the members who set up the
field were disappointed not to have seen a possible registered. The event
was the 100 target Vic Eather Memorial sponsored by Engal Australia
with scores reaching 87/100 recorded by Max Holland from Mudgee.
AA grade shoot off between Steve Atkins Nowra and Andrew Garvie
Singleton with Steve prevailing after 22 targets and Andrew taking
out AA 2nd. Shooters presented Sunday morning, being aware of the
daylight saving time change and the cold conditions to roar away with
much better scores and Steve Atkins achieving a clear round of 25 on
the bottom layout. This layout featured 4 targets on the rabbit station
and 3 targets on the Rodger Beaton Teal Trap. We thank Rodger for the
demonstration of this trap as it added a new feature to this round. As the
competition drew to a close and the scores were all registered no shoot
off was required and the presentations commenced rewarding these
shooters for their efforts.
Vic Eather Memorial Shield: Max Holland, Mudgee; ANZ Agri Business
1st AA grade Steve Atkins Nowra, 2nd AA grade Andrew Garvie Singleton; Ewing Real Estate 1st A grade Steve Tydd Boggabri Gunnedah, 2nd
A grade Tom Turner Cessnock; Rabo Direct 1st B grade Luke Carr Dubbo,
Matt Duncan 1st C Grade
Vic Eather Memorial Shield
Tegan McCloy
Lady Winner
Shannon Marshall
Fred McCloy
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Steve Atkins 45th Eastern States Gum Tree winner
2nd B grade Jamie Hayes
Walcha; John Davidson
1st C grade Matt Duncan
Tamworth, 2nd C grade
Tony Shorten Tamworth;
Lady Shannon Marshall
North Nowra, 2nd Lady
Jann Ward Shoal Bay; Lake
Keepit State Park Veteran;
Len Lilley Newcastle, 2nd
Veteran Allen Devine
Boggabri
Gunnedah;
Landmark Tamworth 2nd
Super Veteran Kerrod Kay
Victoria Point; Junior Boy
Adam Orford Berkley
Vale, 2nd Junior Boy
John Sainsbury with
Michael Vaughan Dubbo;
Granddaughter Sophie Sainsbury,
Junior Girl Tegan McCloy
Sub Jun Champion
Old Bar; Sub Junior Boy
Jesse Bloink Dubbo, 2nd Sub Junior Boy Will Burgess Spring Ridge, Sub
Junior Girl Sophie Sainsbury Boggabri Gunnedah.
50 target Eastern States Gum Tree Championship: Orica Overall sash
and prize: Steve Atkins Nowra; 1st AA grade Max Holland Mudgee;
Allan Percy 2nd AA grade Frank Searles Barnsley; Highland Sports
1st A grade Rod McCloy Old Bar; Auto Pro Gunnedah 2nd A grade
Steve Tydd Boggabri Gunnedah; Bearfast 1st B grade John Cunning-
Samuel Brander
2nd Junior Boy
Super Veteran Kerrod Kay
HG winners Back Row L-R: Sub Jnr Boy Jesse Bloink, Jnr Boy Michael Vaughan, AA Steve Atkins, Super Vet Fred McCloy, OA Max Holland,
Vet Frank Searles C Matt Duncan, A Steve Tydd, B Glen Bloink, Club President Keith Lyne. Front Row L-R: Sub Jnr Girl Sophie Sainsbury,
Jnr Girl Tegan McCloy, Lad Shannon Marshall
ham Elsmere Vale, Tambar Industrial 2nd B
grade Rodger Beatton Umina; Gunnedah Shire
Council 1st C grade Matt Duncan Tamworth,
Browns Tyre Service 2nd C grade Tony Shorten
Tamworth; Karen Carter Chemist Lady Tracy
Willett Flinders View Qld; Tamworth Building
Supplies Veteran Len Lilley Swan Bay; Inland
Petroleum 2nd Veteran Allan Devine Boggabri
Gunnedah; Highland Sports Super Veteran
Kerrod Kay Victoria Point; Upper Gunnedah 2nd
Super Veteran Fred McCloy Tionee; Highland
Sports Junior Boy Adam Orford Berkley Vale;
Pursehouse Rural 2nd Junior Boy Samuel Brander
Narromine; Gunnedah Maize Mill Junior Girl
Tegan McCloy Old Bar; Highland Sports Sub
Junior Boy Jesse Bloink Dubbo; Highland Sports
2nd Sub Junior Boy Will Burgess Spring Ridge;
Spartan Global Sub Junior Girl Sophie Sainsbury
Boggabri Gunnedah.
Jack Cunningham, Kerrod Kay, Max Holland, Scott Fuller, Peter Kay
High Guns: NFS Overall sash and prize Max
Holland Mudgee; ARB 1st AA grade Steve
Atkins Nowra; Namoi Spraying Service 1st
A grade Steve Tydd Boggabri Gunnedah;
Garvin & Cousins 1st B grade Glen Bloink
Dubbo; Sprayer Barn 1st C grade Matt Duncan
Tamworth; Tamworth Firearms Lady Shannon
Marshall North Nowra; Allen Devine Veteran
Frank Searles Barnsley; Tasmanian Distillery
Gerald McInnesi, Dick Chapman, Phil Pemberton, Graham Bayliss,
Super Veteran Fred McCloy Tinonee; SainsSimon Wright, Ted Wright
bury Family Junior Boy Michael Vaughan
Dubbo; Sainsbury Family Junior Girl Tegan
McCloy Old Bar; Maureen & Bill Williams Sub Junior Boy Jesse
which was won by Luke Marshall Nowra and 2nd Northeys “Natures
Bloink Dubbo; Maureen & Bill Williams Sub Junior Girl Sophie
Best” Gunnedah won by Rodney Carr Dubbo. The club run a lucky
Sainsbury Boggabri Gunnedah.
draw from the pre nominations and this was won by Steve Tydd. We
have received many compliments on the interesting targets and a great
Boggabri Gunnedah members thank their sponsors for their generosweekend including the great facilities.
ity and interest in our club especially Highland Sports and the Turner
Family of Arms and Ammo who also donated a 17 Rifle for the first raffle
Marie Lyne, Club Publicity Officer
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The Squire reports from West Wyalong
The September winds had been blowing regularly and
strongly and there was no change as the three squads of
shooters readied themselves for the 11.00am start at the
West Wyalong Clay Target Club monthly shoot.
In a day where there were one hundred continental targets on offer the
wind made it an interesting exercise for Clive Foster and his helpers to
set the traps. The high targets got higher when hit by the strong gusts
of wind then to make things even more difficult the targets often gave
a jump of about one metre. And to say nothing of the vicious low left
hand swinger that clipped the top of the grass when it got a strong blast
of wind across its surface.
The general consensus was that it was likely that anyone shooting
a possible in the 50 target events would be a winner and that it was
unlikely that a back marker would walk away with the hundred bucks
in the handicap event.
Such are the joys of clay target shooting in windy conditions!
The first event was 50 Targets Double Barrel Continental and the pundits
were correct as there were no possibles but Matt Schiller and Wayne
Ambrose shot very well with 49/50. Only two shoot offs were required
to decide places Matt and Wayne for overall and Adrian Hodges and
Kelvin Maxwell for second in B Grade.
Matt and Wayne shot an extra 19 targets before Wayne missed letting
Matt into Overall but Kelvin missed his first target in the B Grade shoot
off! Winner in AA Grade was Clive Foster 48/50 from Dozer Collins
46/50 who was second, Wayne Ambrose 49/50 won A Grade while Don
Turner 44/50 claimed second position, Narelle Ambrose 44/50 shot very
competently to comfortably win B Grade from Adrian Hodges 41/50,
Sue Turner 31/50 won C Grade.
Fifty targets Continental Points Score in the next event was really testing
things but Michael Fyfe, who must have found his map and made his
return to West Wyalong showed his absence had not hurt his shooting
and he returned 144/150 to be the Overall winner. State junior rep Matt
Schiller 140/150 won AA Grade from Dozer Collins 138/150, Don Turner
142/150 shot consistently to turn the tables on Wayne Ambrose 128/150
in taking out A Grade, Narelle Ambrose 128/150 did not let the wind
deter her ability to win B Grade with Adrian Hodges 119/150 claiming
second, Geoff Brettschneider battled with the trying conditions all day
and was the top Veteran with his score of 111/150.
The 25 Target One Hundred Dollar Handicap did not look like a good
event for back markers but Matt Schiller proved everyone wrong when
he claimed third prize money 21/26, Don Turner shooting of 21 metres
breathed a sigh of relief in second place 21/25. It was young James
Turner 22/25 who put it all together and there was a huge smile on his
face as he walked away from the trap layout to collect the spoils.
Matt Schiller claimed High Gun on the day with a creditable score of
209/225.
Waratah Notes
VCTA North East Zone
Tower Double Rise
at Mathoura
NSW Clay Target Association
PO Box 1003, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650,
Ph: 02 6931 9980 Fax: 02 6931 9981
Web: www.nswcta.org
For their September shoot the Mathoura Gun Club’s
main event was a Victorian North East Zone, Tower
Double Rise Championship.
2012 BLUE BOOK
Three shooters managed to shoot the same score resulting in a
five pair shoot off to decide an Overall Winner. Bendigo member,
Phil Stowe, Walmer member, Graham Hall, and Darwin shooter,
Karl Schroeter, with Phil Stowe standing tall to collect the Overall
Winners Sash and 1st in A grade trophy with an end score of
29/40. There was no C grade participant for this event, and Karl
Schroeter picked up the 1st in B grade trophy with his end score
of 26/40.
There will be no more staples or glue holding it together (we all know
how difficult it was to hold these books open on a page). We have opted
for the stylish and practical spiral binding that many other states are
using. Team this with a new front cover design and we have a wonderful
new looking shoot program for our state.
These scores may seem low for a Double Rise Tower event, but
as it was shot under lights, in very poor weather conditions, the
end results were actually quite reasonable. The 1st event was an
eye opener for the main event, being a five pair Tower Double
Rise, Cash Divide. No shooter could nail all ten targets, but Laurie
Fitzpatrick (Euroa) and Harry O’Connor (Mathoura) managed to
shoot an 8 out of ten score, and that gave them a share each of the
1st place cash dividend.
Event Three was a 10 target Double Barrel Cash Divide, and Laurie
Fitzpatrick and Ricky Kierl were the two shooters that managed to
break all ten targets, and they shared the 1st place cash dividend.
The shoot ran smoothly for the entire evening, and all the
travellers were thanked for making the effort to attend, with Anne
Stowe winning the raffle held by the ladies.
Murray Roberts
For the 2012 Blue Book we have given it a facelift and have made a few
slight changes.
With these upgrades we have also had to increase the cost, they will now
retail for $5 per book.
WANTED SECOND HAND GEMINI TRAP
Currently the Port Macquarie Clay Target Club are looking to purchase
a second hand trap.
If there is any club that has one that they would be interested to sell
could they please supply the year of manufacture, condition and price.
If a photo could be supplied that would be of great assistance.
Please contact club president Mick Wilkins on the numbers listed
below.
Port Macquarie Clay Target Club, PO Box 5475, PORT MACQUARIE
NSW 2444. Home phone: 02 6581 1415. Mobile phone: 0427 508 089.
NSW Clay Target Association would like to wish all our shooters and
visitors a Merry Christmas and a very safe and Happy New Year!
See you all in 2012!
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2011 VCTA
South West Zone
Championships
Sunday September 25th saw the Noorat Gun Club hosting
the zone carnival. Fifty-one shooters from surrounding
clubs stepped up to take on the four events programmed
for the day. Special thanks must go to Macarthur Gun Club
for changing their shoot day as to not clash with carnival.
Event 1 25tgt Zone Handicap: After missing his sighter Phil Grainger
turned things around and took out
Overall from 25 meters 31/31, 2nd
place went to Matthew Downes, 3rd
Wayne Jenkins, 4th Steve Holt, back
marker David Nielsen.
Event 2 25tgt Double Barrel: Three
squads headed out for the shoot off,
after two rounds of 25 it was down to
three shooters after one more round
it was down to one. Matt Hayden was
crowned the new zone double barrel
champion 95/95, heading back to the
car park was Sam Clifford 94/95. A
grade was won by Nathan Rees 47/47,
2nd Steve Holt 46/47, B grade Sam
Cuttler 25/25, 2nd Michael Smith
32/35, C Grade James Aitken 24/25,
2nd Roger Pyle 25/28, Junior Matt
Hayden.
L-R Andrew Smith, Steve Holt, Gary Hayden, Mal Dyson & Wayne Jenkins
L-R Gary Hayden SB HG, David Neilsen HG, Wayne Calaby VET HG, Brittany Sinclair LAD HG,
Matthew Downes JNR HG, Matt Hayden DB
Event 3 25tgt Single Barrel: While Matt was still getting over his
Double Barrel win, Uncle Gary was busy winning the Single Barrel.
Overall Gary Hayden 50/50, 2nd Dave Nielsen 49/50, A grade James
Hayden 25/25, 2nd Wayne Jenkins 26/27, B Grade Shaun Martin 22/25,
2nd Sam Cuttler 21/25, C Grade Edward Martin 23/25, 2nd David
Langley 21/25, Junior James Hayden 25/25.
Event 4 25tgt Points Score: Zone President Mal Dyson put an end to
the Hayden’s winning streak, taking out Overall with 95/96, 2nd AA
Gary Hayden 93/96, A grade went to Wayne Jenkins 74/75, 2nd Brittany
Sinclair 88/90, B Grade Sam Cuttler 74/75, 2nd Ian Dickins 71/75, C
Grade Bradley Malone 72/78, 2nd Roger Pyle 69/78, Junior Isaiah Harris
115/120.
Overall High Gun: David Nielsen & Gary Hayden 147/150, Veterans
High Gun: Wayne Calaby 140/150, Ladies High Gun: Brittany Sinclair
142/150, Junior High Gun: Matthew Downes 141/150.
Winning Club Team: Warrnambool: G Hose, M Dyson, I Harris, W
Jenkins 569/600.
Zone Open Team: Gary Hayden, Wayne Jenkins, Steve Holt, Mal Dyson,
Andrew Smith.
Ladies Team: Nicole Duncombe, Brittany Sinclair, Fiona Dobbins.
Junior Team: Isaiah Harris, James Buchholz, David Fenn.
Veterans Team: Wayne Calaby, Ian Dickins, Ian Holt.
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October 2011
RAY McKENZIE MEMORIAL
Sunday the 9th of October saw
eleven full squads of shooters
arrive at the Echuca Clay Target
Club to participate in the Ray
McKenzie Memorial Shoot, held
to remember, respectfully, the
life, and especially the shooting
achievements, of the clubs now past
member, Ray McKenzie. Ray, who
resided in Kyabram, was instrumental in helping to relocate
the gun club to its present site, and the building of the clubhouse and other fixtures. Ray shot in the “Grand American”,
and also won the Overall Points Score Champion, Sash,
twice, at the Australian Nationals, as well on numerous
occasions shot in the Mackintosh Team. Ray was a very
loved and respected person by all members of the Echuca
Clay Target Club.
Val McKenzie with Echuca Club President Ron Traill
Almost seventy shooters was
considered a very good roll up, considering the cold, wet, and windy
weather that greeted everyone on
Sunday morning. And amongst the
competitors were some that were
not ACTA registered members,
so the club’s committee decided
to have sashes and trophies for
“Visitor” status shooters as well,
and one Kyabram resident made
a clean up of all the Visitor wins,
and that was Glen Rathbone, well
shot Glen!
The club thanks Val McKenzie,
along with members of her family,
and Barry and Mark Rogers, not
only for their attendance and
sponsorship of the shoot, but also
Glen Rathbone, “Visitor” OA
for their active participation on the
day, they and some of Ray’s friends even entered squads of shooters in
some of the events.
The first event was Tongala shooter, Steve Atkins’, favourite discipline, a Double Rise Championship, and Steve made sure he won it by
shooting a 49/50 score. Dropping just one target in double rise, on a very
ordinary weather day, just made it too hard for any one else to match,
so Steve collected the Overall winner’s sash for the 25 pair Double
Rise Championship, and at the presentations, Steve, after offering
everyone some of his shooting exploits with Ray in a speech, gave the
sash to Val McKenzie as a keepsake of the day. Good shooting and a
nice thought Steve!
Event Two was a 50 target Points Score Championship. After a short
shoot off of only seven targets, Deniliquin member, Tim Maher, stood
tall, scoring an unbeaten 171/171, which earned him the Overall Winners
Sash, and rifle, as the Overall Winners trophy. Echuca member, Warrick
Kelvy, who pushed Tim all the way, after having to use a second barrel in
the shoot off, had to settle for 2nd in AA Grade, 170/171.
Finally, event three, a 50 target Double Barrel Championship, and
starting with eight shooters who shot all 50 targets, the shoot off
soon whittled it down to a battle between Hay NSW member, Brian
Doyle, and Echuca’s Steve Traill. On the 94th target Steve Traill shot
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Tim Maher OA PS
Steve Traill OA DB
his, marking the end of the shoot
off, Brian missed his, giving the
Overall Winners Sash and the
1st in AA grade trophy to Steve.
Brian, unfortunately, having to
settle for 2nd in AA grade.
An Overall High Gun award was
on offer for the days shoot, which
included a Sash, and a very nice
canteen of cutlery as a prize, and
Steve Atkins put his hand out for
that, shooting a higher overall
score than any other shooter.
Congratulations Steve on shooting
a 246/250 score on such a day, an
outstanding performance.
The Echuca Committee wish to
thank all who attended, those
members who helped organise
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Steve Atkins OA DR & OA HG
Clubhouse full all day
Fitzgerald 48/50, A 1st Ian Gebhardt 44/50, A 2nd Ron Traill 40/50,
B 1st A Calandro 44/50, B 2nd B Vogelzang 37/50, C 1st P Antonello
33/50, C 2nd B Kerk 23/50, visitor G Rathbone 38/50.
McKenzies squad shoots
and run this shoot, Allan the caretaker/groundsman who had the
grounds looking magnificent, the ladies, Dot Roberts, Heather Bradley,
and Helen Atkins for their excellent afternoon tea presentation, all who
put in so much effort behind the scenes to make the memorial shoot run
so smoothly all day, that even with so many shooting, all 150 targets of
the program were shot and finalised before 5.00pm.
RESULTS:
Event One, 25 Pair DR: OA & AA 1st S Atkins 49/50, AA 2nd Craig
Event Two 50 Target PS: OA & AA T Maher 171/171, AA 2nd W Kelvy
170/171, A 1st G Fletcher 144/150, A 2nd D Milojevic 143/150, B 1st A
Colandro 147/150, B 2nd J More 134/150, C 1st P Kerk 134/150, C 2nd P
Antonello 130/150, visitor G Rathbone.
Event Three 50 Target DB: OA & AA 1st S Traill 94/94, AA 2nd B
Doyle 93/94, A 1st D Milojevic 50/51, A 2nd I Gebhardt 49/51, B 1st
A Calandro 70/72, B 2nd J Moore, C 1st P Kerk 48/50, C 2nd D Doyle
47/50, visitor G Rathbone.
Murray Roberts
OCTOBER SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP
Wangaratta Clay Target Club
David Jackel –
Skeet Champ
The Wangaratta Clay
Target club held its
October Skeet
Championship on
16th under windy
and warm spring
weather. Visitors
from Melbourne,
Albury and other
local regions provided
an action packed day
L-R John Sutherland, Mario Marino, Reg Petts, Keith Robinson, David Jackel, Bryce Robinson
with some terrific
marksmanship on
Robinson on 92/100. Bryce often comments that he
display. Many of the targets were affected by the
prefers using a fast handling gun, so his results on the
day proved that his gun must be moving very fast indeed.
strong gusts of wind, which all added to the
Bryce’s father and Veteran shooter, Keith Robinson also
challenge for the 100 Target Championship event.
David Jackel again proved too hard to topple for the Overall
Winner with an admirable score of 95/100. Veteran shooter,
Reg Petts showed off his skills to win A grade on 92/100.
Visiting Melbourne skeet shooter, Mario Marino shot 93/100
to take out B grade, closely followed in 2nd place by Bryce
performed well winning C grade with a tally of 79/100. John
Sutherland from Mount Beauty took out 2nd place with
76/100.
Again many thanks to Margot and Kelly Robinson for their
untiring efforts in running the kitchen.
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CENTRAL WIMMERA CLAY TARGET CLUB
OCTOBER 8 2011
VCTA NWZ CARNIVAL
After an enormous effort
from Central Wimmera club
members the newly installed
fourth layout was finished
and the club was ready to run
the four event Carnival.
The weather was fine but overcast
with seventy four shooters in attendance to compete for the four events,
the High Guns and a position in one
of the teams to represent the Zone
at the State Carnival to be held in
November.
With a 10.00 am start the first event
on the program, a 25 target Carnival
Handicap resulted in only two possibles. After a short shoot off the event
was won by Jonathon Villiva from
Mount Gambier with a score of 38/38
won by Chris Jorgensen from Callawadda with a score of
150/150 from Peter Mills (Frankston Australia) on 149/150.
In A Grade, Graham Menhennet (Sebastopol) with a score
of 37/38 placed first and second went to Leon Gibson
(Callawadda). B Grade went to Greg James (32/33) from
Callawadda and second to Brooke McMillan (Morwell).
In C Grade, Jeff Hogg from Kerang won with a score of
24/25 from Melanie Freeman (Mt Gambier).
Event three, the NW Zone Single Barrel Championship
was won by A Grade shooter Jim Vale from Mildura on
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S/B winners: Greg James, Roger Lehmann, Jim Vale,
and Jeff Hogg
Handicap winners: Bill Jorgensen, Jonathon Villiva, Peter Mills, Roger Lehmann
and Ryan Barnes
25/25, shooting the only possible. AA Grade went to the
fellow with the Old Browning, by the name of Roger
Lehmann with 59/60 and Wayne Hawker (Jeparit) came in
second. A grade second place was won by James Hayden
from Noorat. Greg James again took out B Grade on 24/25
and Gerard Peatling (Cohuna) placed second. C Grade was
won by Jeff Hogg (23/25) from Zane Hately (Callawadda).
from Peter Mills, who was shooting well off his 25 metre mark. Third
place went to local legend Roger Lehmann from Warracknabeal, fourth
to Bill Jorgensen (Callawadda) and fifth place was taken out by Ryan
Barnes from Kerang.
The second event, the NW Zone Double Barrel Championship was
Event four the NW Zone Points Score Championship, the
event that everybody needs to shoot well in to have a chance
at the High Guns and to make a place in the Zone Teams, was won by
Peter Mills, who was having a great day, shooting a score of 102/102
to push Wayne Hawker into second place. Craig McDougall from
Frankston Australia, on 86/90 won A Grade with second place going
to Anthony Taylor. Brian Bolwell (73/75) from Central Wimmera took
D/B winners: Jeff Hogg, Chris Jorgensen, Graham Menhennetmann
and Greg James
P/S winners: Craig McDougall, Peter Mills
and Carl Hunt
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home B Grade with Zone Secretary Doug Harris taking second place.
In C Grade Carl Hunt (Mildura) was the winner with a score of 71/75,
with Jeff Hogg second.
The Overall Carnival High Gun winner was Peter Mills with a score
of 148/150 with Sam Clifford (Noorat) only one point behind him on
147/150. The A Grade High Gun went to Ryan Barnes (142/150), B Grade
to Greg James (138/150) and C Grade to Carl Hunt (151/162).
The Women’s High Gun went to Lisa Hawker (142/150), Veterans
to Wayne Calaby (146/150) and Juniors to Mitchell Iles-Crevatin
(133/150).
PHOTO COMPETITION
No. 4 WINNER
The winning
photograph for the
No. 4 photo
competition comes
from Jacqui Wemyss
of Corowa.
Jacqui was watching
her son Logan
compete at the
recent Sporting
Nationals.
Her action pic
captures the shot
mid-air as well as
the clay. Well done Jacqui.
Jacqui will receive a camera for use by her club and
is also in the running for the overall winner who
will receive a full page gloss colour advertisement in
the CTSN. This will be announced in January.
High Gun winners:
Mitchell Iles-Crevatin,
Wayne Calaby and
Lisa Hawker
The Zone would like to
thank all members who
donated cartridges for
the High Gun trophies
on the day and also to
Spartan Global for their
sponsorship. Special
mention must go to
the bus load of
Mildura
shooters
for making the trip
to support the Zone
Carnival. We would
also like thank all the
people that helped
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2012 ACTA
ISSF CHAMPIONSHIPS
NEWCASTLE/LAKE MACQUARIE C.T.C.
MONDAY JANUARY 16TH TO
SATURDAY JANUARY 21ST, 2012
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2012 so please keep sending in photographs.
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Cecil Park Clay Target Club
October 2011
October Monday Sporting Classic
CPCTC welcomed all shooters from Sydney and travellers
from outer Sydney for this unique event. The weather was
good as there was thankfully no rain with little overcast
weather on the day.
Cecil Park does not usually close 7 out of the 11 available ranges for a
sporting event, so as it was a long weekend with Monday being a public
holiday, we took the opportunity to have a sporting event and with that
in mind we would like to thank Vince and the committee for allowing
this unique event to go forward, also would like to thank Krys Baczek for
making sure all the traps and buttons were functional and also Vivien in
the kitchen for looking after the shooters on the day.
Reno Morganti was the shoot marshal and set the range up with help
from Dave Abeni, Nino Gaggioli and myself (Leo Pezzano) in the office.
We had 3 rounds of 33, 33 and 34 which made up a 100tgt event with
5 shooters going into a 25tgt sporting clays final, we shot the event
over 7 layouts and the finals were held on layout 6 that made a good
spectators range.
The overall winner was Daniel Baskerville 83/100 and 23/25 in the
final with a total of 106/125, 2nd overall Steve Pain 83+20=103, 3rd
overall John Collier 81+18=99, 4th overall Leonardo Pezzano 83+16=99,
5th overall Harry Kassi
anou 81+17=98. 1st AA/A
A Williams 78/100, 2nd
AA/A P Cassar 76/100, 1st
B R Briscas 74/100, 2nd B
David Abeni 72/100. 1st C
V Lialaris 60/100, 2nd C K
Sindyan 53/100, 1st Junior S
Williams 63/100, 2nd Junior
N Ali 57/100, 3rd Junior J
Bell 56/100
In conclusion, the comments
from the shooters were that
they enjoyed the targets
and the way they were
presented. I also would like
D Baskerville O/A winner
to thank all the shooters
and all the helpers for
making this event successful and would hope to see you all again this
time next year.
Yours in Sporting Clays, Leo
After being given a run through
on gun handling and safety, the
Students were assigned to three
trap layouts, to shoot at a total of
ten targets in single barrel mode,
under the watchful eyes of the volunteer members who were
doing the coaching. At the end of ten targets there were two
Students both on a score of eight out of ten, which called for
a shoot off to decide an overall winner. This usually really
catches the attention of all Students as the competition of the
shoot off does cause some excitement.
AARON OUTSHOOTS ALL
AT ECHUCA SCHOOL CLINIC
Tuesday the 18th of October and teacher, Zoe
Dannett, accompanied 14, year seven Students from
the Echuca College out to the Echuca Clay Target
Club, for a clay target shooting clinic. Amongst the
boys and girls there was a few that had competed in
the recent School Students Shoot held at Echuca,
so that held the promise that some may shoot a
reasonable score.
Shoot offs for these shooting clinics is done as the best of five
targets instead of a sudden death final, and Dylan Robertson
an Echuca lad, and Aaron Psaila a lad from Torrumbarry,
really put on a show for the onlookers both
recording a 4/5 in the first shoot off round, having
to go again and this time Aaron shot one more
target than Dylan, recording an overall total of
15/20. That score gave Aaron the title of Overall
High Gun, which earned him a HG certificate and
a handshake from the club’s president Ron Traill.
Well shot Aaron! Dylan having to settle for second
place with his well shot 14/20 result.
When asked at the end of the shoot, all Students
stated that they certainly enjoyed being involved in
the sport of clay target shooting, and the club’s
committee wishes to thank teacher Zoe, and the
Echuca College for taking an interest in the
sport, and the volunteer helpers from the Echuca
and Mathoura club’s that make these clinics
possible.
Aaron Psaila OA HG
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Dylan Robertson 2nd
Murray Roberts
Golden Grain Shoot
at Coonamble
Coonamble held its annual Golden
Grain Shoot proudly sponsored
by Geronimo Farm Equipment at
Walgett on 15 & 16 Oct 2011. As we
got started on Saturday we had a
downpour of over 50mm within a
hour, everything was a bit touch and
go but the Gods smiled on us and the
sun came out. Sunday was a glorious
day with a few more shooters
turning up, overall it was a great
weekend and we received some new
L-R Tom Knowles, Rod Haug, Nathan Power, Scott Moody, Brenton Kelly, Robert Thomas
shooters from Qld to Vic as well as
23/30, 2nd Reg
the surrounding towns. Everybody had a wonderful
Carmody 22/30.
time.
We had a local C grade shooter Mark Meers take out the Handicap
event in a 6 way shoot off between A, B, C graders and he triumphed.
We had some amazing prizes from big TV’s to XBOX 360’s, wet and
dry vacuums, massage chairs and much much more.
RESULTS:
Saturday: Event 1 20 Target Double Barrel A grade Scott Moody, B
grade Craig Main, Lyell Pettman, Eric Fisher, Leon Brydon, C grade
Robert Thomas.
Event 2 30 Target Mixed Youie Cup Sponsored by Gunpro Dubbo
Overall Rod Haug shot 50/50, A 1st Button Powell shot off for 1st
49/50, 2nd Nathan Power 49/50, B 1st Greg Smith 48/50, 2nd Leon
Brydon 47/50, C 1st Mark Meers 42/50 shoot off, 2nd Reg Carmody
42/50.
Event 3 50 Target Double Barrel Sponsored by Supa IGA Coonamble
Overall Nathan Power shoot off 50/50. A 1st Rod Haug 50/50, 2nd
Button Powell 50/50, B 1st Craig Main 50/50, 2nd Eric Fisher 48/50
C 1st Reg Carmody 47/50, 2nd Phil Speer 44/50.
Sunday: Event 4 20 Target Points Score A Tom Knowles 60/60,
B Brenton Kelly 57/60 C Robert Thomas 57/60.
Event 5 25 Target Single Barrel Sponsored by Frank Cross Tyres
(TyreRight) Overall Tom Knowles 25/25, A 1st Nathan Power 23/25,
2nd David O’Brien 22/25, B 1st Greg Smith 23/25, 2nd Brenton
Kelly 23/25, C 1st Reg Carmody 20/25, 2nd Robert Thomas 20/25
shoot off.
Event 6 25 Target Handicap 1st Mark Meers, 2nd Craig Main, 3rd
Lyell Pettman, 4th
Robert Thomas,
5th Scott Moody.
HC winner Mark Meers
Event 7 15 Pair
Double Rise
Sponsored by
Schute Bell,
Worksense CRT A
1st Nathan Power
29/30, 2nd Scott
Moody 27/30, B
1st Brenton Kelly
24/30, 2nd Ken
Fisher 24/30, C
1st Robert Thomas
Overall High
Gun sponsored
by Geronimo
Farm Equipment
A Overall Scott
Moody, B Overall
Brenton Kelly,
C Overall Robert
Thomas.
We would like
to thank all the
sponsors which
without, this event
would not happen,
Geronimo Farm
Equipment Walgett,
Nathan Power winner of the overall High Gun
Gunpro Dubbo,
Frank Cross Tyres
Coonamble, Heiken IGA, Coonamble Greyhounds, Moody’s Motors,
Bucking Bull Coonamble, Schute Bell, Worksense, CRT, Coonamble
Bowling Club, Ag N Vet, Western Farm Machinery and our members
who have donated money and their time in getting our toilets up and
running.
I would like to thank all the shooters and families for coming and
making it a memorable weekend. Also the Coonamble Rotary Club
who catered for us all weekend a great job.
If you would like a change from the hustle and bustle of the city come
and join us next year in October at Coonamble Clay Target Club.
Camping facilities available.
50mm of rain on Saturday
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Message in a cartridge
This article was
recently passed
onto Robert Nugent
by Grant McPherson – Rockhampton
Gun Club and tells
the story of Mr
Bruce McPherson
from the Moree
Gun Club who,
after firing his final
shot in an event,
was surprised not
only to see the
target keep going
but to discover that
rather than lead,
the cartridge had
propelled a paper
message from the
barrel.
The letter, once translated, established that
the message was from
a young Italian girl,
who unable to travel
the world was anxious to have the finder, or rather the shooter, send her postcards and
photos from their town/country. In return she offers to exchange postcards from Italy.
The story was first published in the Moree “North-West Champion Newpaper”, in
September 1967 and
even though it is a
unique shooting story,
was apparently not
printed in the CTSN.
The letters and
news-paper clipping
have been scanned
from photocopies, the
quality is not great
but hopefully you will
find the letters and the
article interesting.
Above is a copy of the
original message that
shot from the barrel.
Left, the letter to Mr
McPherson from the
newspaper and on the
right is the published
article which includes
a photograph of the
shooter studying the
note.
If you have any historic
stories that you think
may be of interest to
other members, please
pass them on to the
ACTA office and if
suitable we will publish
them in CTSN.
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February 11 - 12
Feb 18 - 19
February 24 - 26
March 3
March 10 - 12
March 24 - April 1
May 20 - 26
June 8 - 11
August 25 - 26
September 14 - 16
September 30
October 19 - 21
November 9 - 11
MATHIESEN N
MUNCK C
KNIGHT J
CALLIGEROS E
LIU C
WHITING R
NICHOLS E
LONGDEN A
TAVILLA P
DIMITRIOU S
SALAFIA P
ROBERTSON B
HARVEY N
JAMES S
WEINBERGER J
LANGLEY D
SCHLUETER K
EADES B
STEINHARDT J
METCALFE M
THOMPSON L
ALPHONSE M
ANDREOU D
BREAK
Trap 100
Trap 100
Trap 400,450,
500
Trap 50
Cont 50
Trap 50
SKT 50
Trap 100
Trap 100
Trap 300
Trap 100
Trap 75
Trap 50
SKT 50
Trap 50
Trap 150
Trap 50
Trap 75,100
Trap 50,75,100,
150
Trap 50
Trap 50
NORMANTON
BRISBANE
BRISBANE
BRISBANE
BRISBANE
BRISBANE
BRISBANE
FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN
LEETON
TONY YOZZI
PEEL & DISTRICTS
RICHMOND RIVER
NOORAT
KATANNING
KATANNING
CLERMONT
GLADSTONE
HEDLAND
BENDIGO
CECIL PARK
80781
80782
80783
80784
80785
80786
80787
80788
80789
80790
80791
80792
80793
80794
80795
80796
80797
80798
80799
80800
80801
80802
CHAMBERS S
RACE K
HICKS R
BURZACOTT J
JOHNSON J
SMITH M
HYDE R
JONES G
WARDLE S
GROVES D
GILLIGAN N
FISHER B
WATERS C
LOVELL S
TAYLOR G
COCKBURN R
LETCHFORD J
ATKINS J
HROPOT A
WALSH E
ERICSON D
MICHALIOS J
MELBOURNE
MORNINGTON
MORNINGTON
MORNINGTON
ROSEBERY
TOWNSVILLE
TOWNSVILLE
TOWNSVILLE
WEST AUSTRALIAN
WEST AUSTRALIAN
WEST AUSTRALIAN
FINLEY
SOUTHERN
SOUTHERN
MORNINGTON
NEWCASTLE LK MACQ
NEWCASTLE LK MACQ
NEWCASTLE LK MACQ
NEWCASTLE LK MACQ
MARYBOROUGH CTC
METROPOLITAN
METROPOLITAN
NAME
Hoare,J
Jackson,R
Kazolis,G
Kelly,G
Malone,T
Moore,J
Peatling,G
Powick,B
Rhodes,D
Santoro,F
Schultz,D
Starkey,T
Sullivan,P
Tobias,T
Turner,J
Vodden,R
HOME CLUB
Noorat
Melbourne
Majura
Geraldton
Esperance
Wangaratta
Cohuna
Kempsey
Morwell
Melbourne
Moree
Bunbury
Orange
Korumburra
West Wyalong
E/Goldfields
ACHIEVED AT
Noorat
Geraldton
Majura
WACTA
WACTA
Yarrawonga
C/Wimmera
NSWCTA
International
Geraldton
Moree
Edgehill
Canowindra
Korumburra
Cowra
WACTA
Wallace,J
Melbourne
Geraldton
West,S
Winning,S
Wyllie,D
Zielinski,R
Wagin
Goondiwindi
Newcastle
Brisbane
WACTA
Moree
Newcastle
Brisbane
BREAK
Trap 75
Trap 50
Trap 50
Trap 450
Trap 200
Trap 50,75
Trap 50,100
Trap 50
SB 50
Trap 200
Trap75
Trap 75,100
Trap 50
Cont 50
Trap 100
Trap 100,150,200,
250
Trap 150,200
SB 50,75
Trap 250
Trap 50
SKT 50
Trap 50
SHOOT CALENDAR
New Years Day Shoot
New Years Days 100 DB
ACTA ISSF Nationals
Tasmanian State Trap
SA State DTL Carnival
Sea Side Carnival
ISSF Flora and Fauna Carnival
Victorian State Skeet Carnival
Victorian State 5-Stand Sporting
SA State Skeet Carnival
ACTA Trap Nationals
ACTA Skeet Nationals
NT Trap & Skeet Championships
ACTA Sporting Nationals
Commonwealth Trap Titles
Victorian State Ball Trap
Victorian State ISSF Championship
Victorian State Trap Carnival
Kerang Clay Target Club
West Australian Gun Club
Newcastle/Lake Macquarie Clay Target Club
Tasmanian Gun Club
SA State Shooting Park
Warrnambool Clay Target Club
West Australian Gun Club
Frankston Clay Target Club
Bendigo Clay Target Club
SA Gun Club
National Grounds, Wagga Wagga
Darwin Clay Target Club
Melbourne Gun Club
55
Australian
Target
Association Inc
Australian
ClayClay
Target
Association
Inc
2012
ANNUAL
REGISTRATION
&
CLUB
2012 ANNUAL REGISTRATION & CLUB
MEMBERSHIP
APPLICATION
MEMBERSHIP
APPLICATION
(To be handed
to Secretary
the Club Secretary
with your
Handicap
Cardby
by the
the 1st
January 2012)
(To be handed
to Club
with your
Handicap
Card
1stofJanuary
2012)
Membership Number
(compulsory)
Shooters Licence
Number
Surname
Christian Name
(compulsory)
(compulsory)
Address
(compulsory)
Email
Post Code
Telephone Number
Date of Birth
(compulsory)
(compulsory)
/
/
My existing or last recorded shooting details are:
Common Mark
Ball Trap Grade
Tower
D.T.L Handicap
ISSF Trap Grade
Sporting Grade
Skeet Grade
ISSF Skeet Grade
Skeet Handicap
Double Trap
Club
I hereby apply for membership of the
Please tick one. As a continuing, or new member, together with my application for A.C.T.A. registration for the
year ending 31st December, 2012. I have previously been a registered member with the A.C.T.A.
Type of Membership: (Membership includes Insurance)
Club Membership
$
A.C.T.A. Full Membership
$120.00
$
Partner (spouse) of a Full Member of common address
$70.00
$
Veteran (Eligible to apply for Pension/65 years)
$70.00
$
$100.00
$
Junior Membership (Under the age of 18 at date of registration)
$35.00
$
New Start Member (For one year to shoot non competitively)
$50.00
Concession/Loyalty (30 years continuous adult membership)
Levy (applies to All new members & those who are rejoining after 5 years
except Juniors)
$5.50
$
Total
$
Failure to provide all information will see your application declined and returned
The A.C.T.A. protects the privacy and security of information provided by you. By completing this form, you agree to
the use of your personal information by A.C.T.A: to process your registration details; to disclose to Clubs affiliated
with A.C.T.A. for regulated events; and for internal purposes and other opportunities presented from time to time.
I undertake to abide by the Rules and By laws of the above mentioned Club, my State Association and the Australian
Clay Target Association and I advise that I conform with my state of residence Firearm Regulations and shall notify
my club immediately upon non renewal, cancellation or suspension of my shooters licence.
Signature
56
Date
/
/
THIS ACCOUNT IS TO BE PROCESSED BY YOUR CLUB – THE FORM WHEN COMPLETED IS TO BE RETAINED BY THE CLUB

December 2011 - Australian Clay Target Association

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