August 2012 - Australian Clay Target Association

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VOLUME NO. 65
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Mr Robert Nugent
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It has been a very busy period with the Skeet Nationals, Board and
Executive meetings, Australian International Shooting Limited (AISL)
Extraordinary General Meeting and the Industry Forum all now behind us.
Many Executive members have given days and sometimes weeks of their
time to attend these meetings and events, over the last two months.
I extend thanks to those that helped run the Skeet Nationals and attended
the meetings recently. A very special thanks to those industry members
who were able to participate in the forum organised between Board
members and representatives of the firearms industry at Melbourne
Gun Club on 13 June to explore ways to grow our sport. Thanks very much to the Melbourne club for
making their rooms available for this purpose.
The Forum raised some interesting items, some of which had previously been considered by the
Executive but reacted to negatively by the membership. One such issue is that of Membership
Retention. At the close of membership in 2011 our membership remained stable but we turned over
about 16.5% of our number, ie we lost approximately that number of existing members and gained
approximately the same number of new members. The welcome page in the back of the CTSN for new
members is great but it doesn’t show our losses.
Research by other sporting bodies has established that a turnover of about 10% is the norm. The single
issue we considered, following input from industry, that could help retention is the way we collect our
shooters registration fee. We currently rely on clubs to chase renewal, and remit to the Association.
We are looking at ways to provide the service of membership renewal direct to the registered shooter
allowing renewal online and also providing an invoice to each registered shooter when due. Following
a recommendation from the Association Auditors, the ACTA has had a scoping document prepared
for the new technology we would need to administer a system of this type, also integrating with our
accounting program, membership database, and competition program.
The benefits from this proposal could be immense, yet would still allow those without access or
knowledge of online facilities to continue on as current. Early discussion has centered on rolling out
a new system to some of the larger clubs and introduction to smaller clubs as time progresses.
The industry Forum also suggested that an incentive to join new members should be introduced, with
the incentive directed at the current member who introduces the new member. This is something we are
looking at.
Numerous other matters were openly discussed and we cannot print them all here, but one item that
should interest all is that the feeling of the forum was that at the elite level, Down The Line (DTL)
shooting is not so much a matter of skill but now one of stamina ie: Something needs to be done to
reduce the length of shoot offs. Length of shoot offs and the high scores required to qualify for a shoot
off were highlighted by the forum as a main contributor to the drift from DTL to the Simulated Field
type disciplines where possibles are almost unknown. The input above combined with difficulties
experienced this year at the Nationals, and the necessity to finish the Trap program by Sunday, resulted
in a decision being made by the Executive as follows:
“At the National Double Barrel event, the qualification and 1st 200 targets is shot off 15
metres, then 200 targets off 18 metres and the balance to be shot at 21 metres until finality.”
General discussion within meeting. Motion carried.
The Executive meeting saw some new faces with Michael Kruger-Davis (NSW) Geoff Moore (QLD)
and Allan Kenny (TAS) joining the committee. We welcome them and thank the outgoing members,
Bob Blake, Dennis Harwood and Brian Bailey for their time as members of your Executive. Ron Traill
was re-elected as Vice President. Elaine Forward was elected to the Board replacing Allan Vilcins. We
thank Allan for his input on the Board and for remaining as Chair of the Legal and Governance (L&G)
Committee. Most other committees remained as is with Grounds co-opting Peter Haley, and the L&G
Committee co-opting Kaye Hull, Neal Haydon and Kelvyn Prescott.
A Judicial hearing was held on Friday the 15th of June following a complaint against Registered Shooter,
Mr. Colin Kneebone, regarding an incident at the Skeet Nationals. The complaint was partially upheld,
and Mr. Kneebone received a recorded reprimand and is required to write a letter of apology within
14 days to the complainant. (I am a great believer in the saying that justice needs to be seen to be done
and that is why I have included this in my column. I do not believe these matters should be considered
as sensitive and not for publication)
A Board recommendation to the Executive suggesting we co-opt a person to the Board with
Continued on page 2
AUGUST 2012 – AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS
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National President’s Notes
Continued from page 1
Marketing and Promotion experience was adopted and we now ask that
any person with experience in these matters with an interest in helping the
Association contact the Executive Officer.
The results of the poll conducted at the Skeet Nationals as agreed to at the
informal skeet meeting in relation to shooting the 100 target events in one
visit or two, are shown below:
Two visits 106, One visit 25, Did not care 6.
Whilst the Association is not run by poll, the above results, considered
with the number of elderly members experiencing problems, resulted in the
following decision.
“100 target skeet events to be shot in two visits to the layout other
than the doubles which will be shot in one visit”. Motion carried.
(This applies only to the events shot at the Skeet Nationals)
The ACTA is having an ongoing problem with some clubs extending their
credit terms well above 30 days. It is very important for the Association to
be able to provide credit account facilities to clubs, so please ensure your
club keeps its account with the ACTA up to date.
Most will receive this magazine in mid July so on behalf of the Association
membership we wish both our Olympians and our World DTL team best
wishes and safe travelling.
Until next month,
Executive Officer’s Report
The ACTA is about to conduct the Junior
Development Camp for the July school holidays.
Normally we only take 12 students however
due to the positive response and the number
of applicants who met the criteria it has been
decided to take 20 applicants. This will cause
some small changes, however the opportunity to
assist the development of so many young shooters
will help the standard of shooting in the ACTA in
the future. Attendees at the Junior Development
Camps provide their own transport costs to the camp and the ACTA
provides accommodation, meals and coaching as part of the development of
Juniors in the sport.
Once again the magazine has been overwhelmed with advertising and club
articles for this edition. Some articles have been held over from the last
edition and so the reviews which we have will be saved for the next edition
as well as the report and photo’s from the Skeet nationals. Whilst it is good
to have so many items for the magazine it is not normally the case.
We also wish the teams for the DTL World Championships in Wales and
the Olympic shooters the best of luck and good shooting for their efforts
over the next 6 weeks in preparing for and competing in these events. Their
shooting is what inspires many young shooters to be better.
Chris Gibson
Robert Nugent
CONTENTS
National President’s Notes 1
Executive Officer’s Report 2
Singleton New Ball Trap Opens 3
West Darling Championships 4
Photo Competition No.6 4
Nominations for 2012 Presidential
Medal 5
Wangaratta Hosts Cathedral
College Students 6
Echuca Clay Target Club 8
NLMCTC Continental
Championship 8
Cohuna Shooter Wins at
Mathoura 10
NLMCTC May Field Shoot 10
Caboolture Clay Target Club 10
Blackwater Annual Two Day
Shoot 12
Interstate Visitors at Kerang 12
Bendigo Queen’s Birthday
Shoot 13
Monarto-Alexandra CTC 14
Richmond River Annual 2 Day
Shoot 16
Taree-Wingham 16th Flying Fox
Carnival 18
Psychological Skills For
Shooting 20
2
VCTA NEZ Trap Carnival 21
Round 2 VCTA SEZ Premier
Teams Event 22
Three Day Circuit Shoot 21
The Squire Reports from West
Wyalong 22
Competition Results:
Queensland 26
Tasmania 32
Northern Territory 32
South Australia 33
New South Wales 34
Western Australia 51
Victoria 53
Classifieds 59
Waratah Notes 59
Ulupna Island ZZ’s 60
Club News 62
Port Macquarie INOX Hastings 75
Championship 61
Cecil Park April DTL 61
Mothers Day at Goulburn 62
Memorial Shoot at Kempsey 62
NSWCTA 2012 Sporting Clays
Championships 63
Shoot Calendar 63
ACTA New Members 64
Break Badges 64
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS – AUGUST 2012
The team for the London Olympics in shotgun
disciplines is as follows:
Trap men
Michael Diamond, Adam Vella
Trap Women
Suzanne Balogh
Skeet Men
Clive Barton, Keith Ferguson
Skeet Women
Lauryn Mark
Double Trap Men Russell Mark
The teams for the World DTL Championships in
Wales which are held prior to the Olympics are as
follows:
Open
Greg Coleman, John Sleightholme,
Glen Hayden,Anthony Rider,
Sox Pilipasidis
Ladies
Lisa Hawker, Brittany Sinclair,
Tracey McDonnell
Veterans
John Maxwell, Domingo Diaz,
Mike Daden
Junior
Mathew Schiller, John Duryea,
Geoff Aston
We wish them all the best for their events and
good luck.
FRONT COVER
2012/13 ACTA Executive Members.
L-R: Don Johnson, Michael Kruger-Davis, George
Pinner, Allan Vilcins, Robert Fox, David Howe,
Elaine Forward, Geoff Moore, Ron Traill, Neil
Haydon, Robert Nugent, Allan Kenny, Gary
Hayden, Brian Muirson, Terry Marsden and
Gary Read.
SINGLETON CLAY TARGET CLUB
MAY 6TH 2012
New Ball Trap Complex Opens
S d morning
Sunday
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6th
h off
May broke into a beautiful
cool autumn day. It was the
chosen day to officially open
our new Ball Trap complex.
A 25 target side x side
event run in conjunction with the
Ball Trap was won by
Overall Ron Hancock
25/25, AA 1st Jack
Barker 24/25, A grade
1st John Douglas
24/25, B grade 1st
Olly Lighezzolo 15/25.
After more than 6 months of work
the finishing touches had been
applied.
At 9.30am a crowd of shooters
and friends had assembled at the
trap to witness the cutting of the
ribbon, the unveiling of the plaque
and the breaking of the first target.
Olly Lighezzolo &
Ron Hancock OA
winner Side x Side
President Bruce Smith, after a
short speech introduced club
member Olly Lighezzolo as the
member who had generously
financed the whole project.
Olly thanked Ted, Jamie and Clint
who delivered the fill required to
build up the layout, Yarramalong
Turf for their generous donation of
the new grass and members who
volunteered their help in building
the project, in particular Denis
Pearce, Peter Poile, Jack Barker,
Lionel Finlay and Col MacDonald.
Being the only Ball Trap in the
Hunter Valley and one of only ten
in the whole of NSW Olly commented that the trap is available
to all clubs and in particular to
help train our juniors to develop
the skills needed to move up to the
ISSF Trench.
On command Olly cut the ribbon
and then unveiled a beautiful
80 year old Olly Lighezzolo
preparing to fire the 1st shot
over the new Ball trap
Kevin Thompson
OA BT winner
94/100
shooting. In conclusion Olly said
he hoped to do it again next year.
Olly Lighezzolo, Vice President Lionel
Finlay & President Bruce Smith
Above Right: The Plaque
bronze plaque on a granite base
to commemorate the occasion.
He then called for the first target
which he smoked and declared
the complex open.
26 shooters nominated for 100
Target event and the results
were: Overall and 1st AA Kevin
Thompson 94/100, AA grade
1st Bruce Smith 89/100, 2nd
Paul Turner 89/100, 3rd Robert
Dial 87/100, B grade 1st Daniel
Landers 84/100, 2nd Phillip Allen
83/102, 3rd Robert Marko 80/101;
C grade 1st John Douglas 67/100,
2nd Mark Buitenhuis 63/101, 3rd
Darren Watson 62/101, Sub Junior
1st Kimberley Pearce 72/100, 2nd
Ethan Dial 70/100.
Olly Lighezzolo, 80 years old, with
Kimberley Pearce, 14 years old,
SJ Ball Trap winner
At the presentations, Olly presented the prizes which he had
sponsored and all the winners
commented on the great day’s
A big thank you to Anne Finlay
and Robyn Cramp for the great
food. Julie and Ally Pearce in the
office and Col MacDonald in the
field filling and maintaining the
trap. A great day was had by all.
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West Darling Championships
BROKEN HILL GUN CLUB
Sash winners
The Broken Gun club’s two day West
Darling Championships were held on
the 12th & 13th of May. The weather
was kind to us all weekend, it was cool
18-16 deg. C, but sunny, very little
breeze. The numbers were the worst
I have ever seen at this shoot in my time
doing the shoot marshal’s job and for
the quantity and quality of trophies
& sashes, it was very disappointing
for the hard working committee and
generous sponsors to only see 52
shooters turn up for the weekend.
Maybe it is a sign of the times.
Anyway, a good time was had by all that
attended, with good comments about the
trophies and sashes up for grabs, the excellent full fluro orange targets and the great
background, the weather, the fantastic meals
cooked by the workers in the kitchen, the well
stocked bar and the Calcutta night on Saturday
evening .
The first event for the weekend was a 30tgt
champion of champions medley shot off
18mtrs. This event was sponsored by long time
sponsor Rick Jones of Silver City Working Dog
and the results were Overall Ross Walsh 74/75,
1st AA Darryn Nicholls 98/100, 2nd AA David
Lemmich 96/100 and 3rd AA W Hawker, 1st
A Robert Cook 49/50, 2nd A John Byrnes
48/50 and 3rd A L Gibson 67/75, 1st B Sean
McCarthy 73/75, 2nd B Grant Bollen 48/50
and 3rd B P Allen 45/50, 1st C Dennis Buyrn
43/50, 2nd C Bruno Mantesso 41/50 and 3rd
C Norm Butler 39/50, Ladies Deserie Baynes
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47/50, Veterans Wayne Channing 63/75, 1st
Jnr Jared Nicholls 44/50, 2nd Jnr Billy Baynes
42/50.
The second event was sponsored by
Nicholls & Sons Printers who have also
sponsored us for many years and it was a
25tgt Points Score Championship. Results
were Overall Ross Walsh 156/156, 1st AA
Darryn Nicholls 155/156, 2nd AA Colin
Dunn 74/75, 1st A L Gibson 104/105,
2nd A John Byrnes 74/75, 1st B Jarred
Nicholls 105/108, 2nd P Allan 72/75, 1st C
I Dimasi 71/75, 2nd C Dennis Buyrn 64/75,
Ladies Deserie Baynes 72/75, Vets Ray Mack
73/78, Jnr Billy Baynes 71/75 and Novice Jnr
T Heatherington 53/75
The third event was the big one for the day
a 25tgt Double Barrel Championship and it
was sponsored by Top End Meats who have
supported us extremely well on our monthly
shoots over the past few years. The results were
Overall Darryn Nicholls 152/152, 1st AA Peter
Forner 151/152, 2nd AA W Hawker 98/99, 1st
A Robert Cook 90/91, 2nd A Steve Thompson
51/52, 1st B Bruce Gilby 33/34, 2nd B Jarred
Nicholls 28/29, 1st C Ilarioa Dimasi 24/25, 2nd
C Norm Butler 23/25, Ladies Deserie Baynes
56/57, Veterans J Vale 44/45, Jnr Billy Baynes
47/48, Novice Jnr Jarred Nicholls 21/25.
The fourth event, the first on Sunday and the
Calcutta event, was a 25tgt Handicap. It was
sponsored by a long time supporter of
this weekend’s shoot, Lawrence Industrial
& Auto Supplies. Results 1st Robert Cook
30/30, 2nd David Keen 29/30, 3rd Rick
Mathers 39/40, 4th Stephen Thompson
38/40 and 5th Ross Walsh 33/35.
The fifth event, and again a long time
supporter of the May Two Day shoot it
was sponsored by Retravision. It was as
25tgt Points Score Gift. Results Overall
Darryn Nicholls 81/81, 1st AA C Jorgensen 80/81, 2nd AA Chris Lawrie
98/99, 3rd AA Ross Walsh 97/99, 1st A
Susan Byrnes 73/75, 2nd A Billy Baynes
71/75, 3rd A John Lemmich 70/75, 1st
B T Hetherington 71/75, 2nd B P Allan
70/75, 3rd B Grant Bollen 69/75, 1st C D
Jones 74/75, 2nd C I Damasi 69/75, 3rd
C Dennis Buyrn 69/81, Ladies Deserie Baynes
72/75, Veterans Robert Cook 88/96 and Jnr
Jarred Nicholls 66/75.
The sixth and last event for the weekend was
sponsored by Winchester who have also given
generously to support this weekend. Thanks
to Tim Steer and Winchester. This event
was the 25tgt Single Barrel Championship.
Results Overall Deserie Baynes 62/62, 1st
AA W Hawker 33/34, 2nd AA Susan Byrnes
25/26, 1st A John Lemmich 61/62, 2nd A Sean
McCarthy 41/42, 1st B Jarred Nicholls 23//27,
2nd B P Allan 22/27, 1st C I Damasi 21/25,
2nd C V Tierney 22/27, Ladies Susan Byrnes
22/25, Veterans Wayne Channing 24/25, Jnr
T Hetherington 19/25 and Novice Jnr Billy
Baynes 18/25.
The High Guns for the weekend Overall
Ross Walsh 271/275, AA Grade Darryn
Nicholls 351/359, A Grade John Byrnes
259/275, B Grade Sean McCarthy 259/275,
C Grade Illario Damasi 239/275, Ladies, Sponsored by Norm Butler Deserie Baynes 263/275,
Veterans, Sponsored by Stewart Gillman
Internationale Robert Cook 258/275, Juniors,
Sponsored by Steve and Sissy Thompson Jarred
Nicholls 253/275.
Again, thanks to all that turned up, all the
workers and especially all the generous
support we got from our sponsors.
Evan Stephenson
PHOTO COMPETITION NO. 6
Already 5 Clubs have won a 14 MP Compact Digital Camera for their photographic
efforts, and Blackall Clay Target Club, the outright winner in 2011 have already made
use of their prize, a free Full Page Gloss Advertisement in the CTSN.
Clubs/members can send photo’s (Digital only) to the CTSN email address. If space
permits we will publish the best of these.
A winner will be selected every 3 months with the winner’s photo being published in the
CTSN with an article & receive a camera for their Club.
The overall winner will receive a full page gloss colour advertisement in the magazine for
a shoot event (to be used in the next 12 months)
* Each photo will need to be less than 6 months old.
* The photo will need to be picture-ready for publication in the magazine (no touch-ups
required).
* Must be of Clay Target shooting or related to a shooting event.
Nominations are now open for the 2012 A.C.T.A. Presidential Medal
Nominations for this prestigious award are now open and should be forwarded to the Executive Officer no later
than October 31, 2012. Nominations received will be placed before the Board for their consideration and
decision.
The nomination should address in detail the outstanding contribution of the nominee to the sport from Club to
National level. Supporting documentation from the persons Club, Zone and State should detail their contribution
at that level.
No correspondence will be entered into regarding any nomination received.
The following nomination guidelines apply:
Acceptance:
Nominations only accepted through
Note: No other forms of nomination will be accepted.
State Associations of Affiliated Clubs.
The receipt of a nomination does not infer the
Judging Panel: ACTA Board.
nominee will be awarded the Presidential Medal.
Closing Date: October 31, 2012
PO Box 466 Wagga Wagga, NSW 2650.
Or email:
execoffi[email protected]
1980 G. Porter, Qld
1981 R.C. Mules, SA
G.R. Richards, WA
J.N. Thomas, Vic
1982 R.F. Buchan, Vic
1984 L.F. Bird, NSW
A.J. Smith, Qld
1986 T. Comerford, Qld
1987 E.G. Biggs, Vic
1988
1989
1990
1993
1994
1996
R.M. Holtfreter, WA
R. Varley, NSW
E.F. Hawkins, NSW
J. Forbes, SA
J.K. Scott, NSW
F.H. James, Vic
W.R. Morgan, Tas
1997 F. Atkinson, SA
1998 L.G. Connors, Vic
1999 T. Catling, WA
2002 G.T. Michell, SA
G.G. Woodhatch, Vic
2004 R. Mason, Tas
2005 Kevin Wright, Vic
2008 Jim Shepherd, Vic
Rodney Woodrow, Qld
2009 Tom Meadows, Qld
2010 Vincent Gatt, NSW
2011 John Byrnes, SA
Peter Haley, NSW
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WANGARATTA CLAY TARGET CLUB
Hosts Cathedral College Students
David Jackel demonstrating the finer
points of a trap gun
Brian Reid on station
7 with students
On Thursday the 26th of April, the Wangaratta Clay Target
Club were hosts to a group of students from the
Wangaratta Cathedral College as arranged through the
Centre’s CARN (Centre Active Recreation Network).
The Centre’s CARN assists in providing the local community with inclusive opportunities to participate in sports and active recreation, and
ISSF International Referee’s Course
Will be held at the Melbourne Gun Club
Lilydale Victoria
On the 6th – 7th October 2012
from 9am daily
Interested persons should apply to:
Australian International Shooting Ltd
P.O. Box 1108
Pasadena SA 5042
e-mail [email protected]
Applications close last mail 21st September 2012
Qualifications:
Prospective ISSF Referee’s must have been
an active referee in the last year.
They must have a sound knowledge
of the current ISSF Rules.
Must bring the current ISSF Rule Book
(can be obtained from AISL).
For more information phone or email
Elaine Forward OAM
Course Presenter
08 9297 4588 mobile 0417 775 122
[email protected]
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works with the community to ensure that people of all abilities are able
to participate in community recreation.
The Wangaratta Clay Target Club had volunteers from the club who took
students through an induction on using shot guns, and then had the
students on the shooting range to test their skills, for most this was the
first time using a gun and what an awesome experience it was!
While some students were initially apprehensive, after a couple of shots
were fired, the students were keen to have another go, and as their
confidence built up the more moving clay targets they hit. What a great
experience, and even for some of the CARN representatives this was
their first time using a shot gun!
The Wangaratta Clay Target Club does a fantastic job in facilitating
opportunities like this for
students, and through
CARN on many occasions
have also provided the
opportunity for people
with a disability to have an
opportunity to participate
in clay shooting.
If your school or organisation is interested in
participating in clay target
shooting you can contact
The Centre’s CARN on
5721 0200, or the Wangaratta Clay Target Club
President on 5727 3794.
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ECHUCA CLAY TARGET CLUB
Steve also survived all others to claim the
$60.00 on offer for 1st place in the popular,
Echuca Club Mug, and also managed to shoot
all 25 targets in the Double Barrel Graded
Cash event to again collect a cash dividend
in the AA Grade bracket, well shot Steve!
Another Echuca member shooting well on
the day was Ian Gebhardt, collecting a cash
return for shooting a 68/75 in the Points
Score cash event winning the A Grade 1st
place, and Ian also secured the A Grade cash
dividend after shooting an 25/25 score in
the Double Barrel event. Nathan Zechner
claimed 1st in B Grade in the DB after
shooting a 20/25, and junior Echuca member
Noah Calandro shot an excellent 22/25 to get
the cash dividend for C Grade.
Windy at for May Club Shoot
A strong gusty south wind, and a very cold
temperature, made high scores almost
impossible at the Echuca Clay Target
Club’s May shoot.
Never the less two local members stood out
from the rest of the shooters, Stephen Atkins
and his son Ryan had a day out, combining
to show their skill in the Deauville Doubles
Championship, shooting an unbeaten 20
pair to collect their Sashes and trophies for
first place, Nathan Zechner and Echuca
member David Cox only dropped one pair,
and that 19/20 score earned them the 2nd
place trophies. Steve also showed a clean pair
of heels in the Double Rise Championship,
shooting once again an unbeaten score, 36/40
was a good enough total for him to claim
the Overall winners sash and 1st place in AA
Grade.
College Girls on Target
Echuca Clay Target Club hosted a class
of year nine girl students from Echuca
College, accompanied by their teacher,
Petra Ogden, keen to try their hand at the
sport of clay target shooting. Visiting the
club on the 14th and 18th of May, the girls
were given an insight into the safety rules
employed in the sport, and on the safe and
correct procedure to handle a firearm, and
then on both occasions allowed to shoot at
ten targets in single barrel mode.
The main concern of the girls, almost all
having never held or fired a shotgun before,
was that the gun was going to “kick” them
and the noise was going to be intolerable.
After explaining that the shotguns were of
a very high quality, designed against recoil,
and they were going to use light cartridges,
and with the supply of ear plugs for all, the
Stephen & Ryan Atkins 1st D/D
Steve also won OA DR
girls relaxed and listened to their coaches on
the correct way to aim at and to break a clay
target.
Club members elected to utilise the Skeet
shooting layouts to enable the use of shorter,
lighter guns and the ease of shooting targets
from the number seven stand. And even
on day one it was obvious to the coaching
members that some of the girls were listening
to what they were saying, as quite a few ended
up shooting four or five of the targets, and
that score out of ten, in single barrel mode is
really quite good, especially never having used
a gun before that day.
Day two saw some of the girls improve on
their previous scores, and after totalling the
scores out of twenty there was a clear winner,
without the need for a shoot off, Jordyn
Coutts, led all others with an excellent total of
12/20, and that earned her sincere congratula-
Other results: 25 tgt Points Score, AA 1st Luke Torney
86/90, B Nathan Zechner 71/75, C Barry Rogers
51/75. 20 Pair Double Rise, A Alan Patten 28/40,
B Nathan Zechner 23/40, C Noah Calandro 13/40.
tions from all
in attendance, and a
High Gun
Certificate
Award from
the club. Well
shot Jordyn!
Chloe Carr
came in at
2nd Overall
shooting a
10/20 score,
Jordyn Coutts
and Sienna
Kelly shot a 9/20 to take out 3rd place.
The Students declared that they had enjoyed
their experience of the sport of Clay Target
Shooting, and the Echuca Clay Target Club
members wish to thank the girls, and their
teacher, Petra, and the Echuca College, for
taking an interest in the sport.
NLMCTC Continental Championship
On 2nd June 2012 NLMCTC held its
Continental Championship in conditions which were cool, overcast and a
small amount of drizzle but luckily no
wind. The first squads went out and
commenced around 11.00 and continued with little or no delays. Many
thanks to Ross who worked to repair
one of the traps which was giving
some trouble.
The first event was a 25 tgt Double Barrel
Points Score as a prelude to the Continental
Championship with Ross McLean and Brad
McCudden both coming in with a 74/75
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followed closely by Kevin Raymond and Dick
Chapman with 73/75.
Now the warm ups had finished it was into
a 25 tgt Continental and the results are as
follows - AA grade Vito Balliana & Kevin
Raymond 24/25, Robert Marko 22/25. A grade
Gary Scott 25/25, Greg Collins 24/25, Cesar
Diaz and Ross McLean 23/25. B grade Richard
Van Heythuysen & Robert Gleghorn 25/25 and
Frank Ziliotto 22/25. C grade saw Anthony
Annecchini 23/25 with Richard Roberts-Jones
and Daniel Thirston posting a 22/25.
Now we were into the 50 tgt Continental
Championship shot over two layouts and
some good results were coming in but at the
conclusion Kevin Raymond was the only
shooter with a 50/50 and took out the
Championship. Well done Kevin.
The following were the overall results
for the Championship - AA and Overall
Kevin Raymond 147/150, 2nd Cesar
Diaz 143/150, A grade Ross McLean
145/150, 2nd Brad McCudden 144/150,
B grade Terry Brind 141/150, 2nd Robert
Gleghorn 140/150, C grade Richard
Roberts-Jones 147/166, 2nd Graham
Batten 143/166.
A big thanks again to the office and
canteen staff who do a great job to make
the shoot a success.
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Cohuna shooter wins all at Mathoura
Kelvin Simmonds a member of the Cohuna Clay Target club
had a night out at Mathoura Gun Club, shooting so well he
placed himself first in every one of the four events on offer.
Friday the 25th of May saw Kelvin share the 10 target Single Barrel Cash
Divide with Tim Maher of Deniliquin, both shooting the full ten targets,
then winning the Overall Winners Sash in event two, the Victorian,
North East Zone 25 target, Night Single Barrel Championship with a
score of 24/25. Shooting so well, on a night that was bitterly cold, with
a freezing cold wind that felt as though it went straight through your
body, was a sure sign of class. Well shot Kelvin!
Kylie Lyons collected B Grade in the Zone Single Barrel, shooting a
20/25, and Aaron Lyons collected the C Grade trophy with a 19/25
result, making it an all Cohuna result. Fifteen targets of Points Score
Cash Divide was event three, and again Kelvin outshot all others, being
the only shooter able to score a full result of 45/45, and that earned
Caboolture Clay Target Club
Hosts Endeavour
Foundation Annual
Car Rally
May 20th 2012 saw the Caboolture Clay target Club host a
charity event for the Endeavour Foundation annual car rally.
This year sees the rally getting underway-early July, Starting in
Toowoomba & finishing at Yeppoon via Central Western Qld, &
Karumba in the far North.
The day kicked of early on a chilly, but dry Sunday morning, setting
four DTL traps. By 8.30 am with the sun warming the day to a very
nice 24c & just a few clouds & windless day, Endeavour participants
started rolling in, with three Rally Cars on display proudly displaying their sponsor logo’s & Caboolture Club Volunteers ready for a
big day!
By 9.00am with all 54 “Novice Shooters” signed in & in Squads of
10 shooters, the Clubs Volunteers/ Coaches started the 10 shot per
person event.
A mixed participants of Men, Ladies, Juniors & a Veteran of 82 yrs
young, some apprehensive not knowing what to expect from their
first experience of using a Shotgun, but during the day, laughter &
clapping could be heard around the layouts. Each Squad was scored
& the winner of the “High-Gun” was Justin Harrison with a commendable score of 7/10, well done Justin.
By midday lunch was served, raffles were sold, with just about
everybody talking about how they “Shot” for the day.
The day raised around $2,100, what a great achievement, Endeavour raises funds for the less unfortunate amongst us and should be
commended for there tireless efforts.
Our thanks go to the organisers: Endeavour: Alwyn Bishop {Loaders
“R” Us} Ipswich, Geoff Cavanagh {Wamuran Timbers}, Caboolture Clay Target: Clinton Helwig {Wamuran Mechanical} and club
volunteers
Last but not least, those that made the day a great success - “the
participants”. Well Done
C.C.T.C.
him first place cash. Kylie Lyons shot
a 40/45 earning her 2nd place cash,
and club president Roger Kerslake
shot a 38/45 which gave him 3rd
place cash.
Event Four was a 15 target Double
Barrel Cash Divide, and in the
bitterly cold conditions only two
shooters were able to down all
fifteen, and they were Mick Keirl,
and again, Kelvin Simmonds, both
on a 15/15 score, and both sharing
the Cash Dividend.
The advantage of a fire outside, and
inside the clubhouse, gave some
respite from the weather, and with
Donna supplying hot food and
drink for all, it made the night quite
Kelvin Simmonds OA NEZ SB
bearable. All shooters at the presentations were thanked for making the effort to travel to the shoot in such
cold and unpredictable weather.
Murray Roberts
Newcastle Lake Macquarie
Clay Target Club
May 2012 Field Shoot
On the 27 May 2012 Newcastle Lake Macquarie Clay Target
Club conducted a 100 Target Field Shoot comprising many
and varied targets for shooters to ponder over.
The challenging 25 target layout was set up by Frank Searles, John
Puller and Graham Hayes with distances from 20 to 50 metres with
all being breakable if you were on the ball. Keep up the great work
boys.
The shoot commenced with some good scores coming in and it
was certainly clear a winner could not be picked at this early stage.
Conversation over lunch which was again provided by Sue & Danny
was about if I had I had only hit that target (everyone has heard that
story before I’m sure.)
It wasn’t until the last score sheet come in that winners and shoot offs
could be determined by Steve Begley who assisted in the office and we
thank him for that. As the shot offs commenced to establish positions
in the grades the members draw was taking place which was won by
Herb Smith as he was not present it jackpots to 10 pkts of cartridges.
The results for a successful shoot were as follows: The High Gun
and AA winner was Andrew Garvie with 89/100, 2nd Graham Hayes
with 84/100 and 3rd after a shoot off with Josh Sweeney was Kevin
Raymond with 91/108. A grade winner was Ted Wright with 86/100,
2nd Len Lilley 85/100 & 3rd Guy Munro 84/100. B grade winners
were 1st Dick Chapman 79/100, 2nd Pat O’Dwyer 74/100 and 3rd
Graham Conn 73/100. C grade winners were 1st Tony Smith 69/100,
2nd Robert Blackadder 67/100 and 3rd went to new shooter John
Letchford 51/100.
Congratulations to all the winners and see you all at a next comp.
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Blackwater Annual Two Day Shoot
26th & 27th May 2012
A good weekend of shooting with
visiting shooters from Blackall, Condamine, Clermont, Dysart, Gemfields,
Kingaroy, Mount Isa, Rockhampton,
Tambo and Pioneer clubs enjoying the
competition with lots of shoots offs.
This year our targets have been sponsored by
BMA Blackwater Mine and trophies as well
which is an enormous boost to the sport and
will assist with the upgrading of facilities
by all our sponsors. Westfarmers Curragh
sponsored the cash Handicap event which
Chris Bourne &
is always a drawcard to annual shoots and
Grant McPherson
graded High Gun winners, Ladies High Gun,
Junior High Gun and Veterans High
Gun which are very much appreGraham Whitfield & Bill Pavy
ciated. Jellinbah Mine provided
trophies in the State Single Barrel
Continental event which was won
by Grant McPherson after a shoot
off with Ross Ohlsen. Thanks to all
our sponsors and to Coates Hire
for assisting with power to run the
venue over the weekend.
The weather was looking pretty
threatening on Friday but gradually
cleared on Saturday to everyone’s delight. Sunday was a
beautiful sunny day and suited
the hot competition for the
major event the Coalfields 100
target Double Barrel Championship. This event was the
first 100 target event in Central
Queensland back in 1983 and
is always hotly contested and
was very ably won this year
by Mark Warnock after a
mammoth shoot off with Grant
McPherson and Peter Watts.
Mitch Whatley & Mark Warnock
Mark had to shoot 164/166
OA Coalfields 100 winner
to beat Grant McPherson on
163/166 so a great crowd of spectators enjoyed
the display of two in form shooters. Nearly all
the winners of the grades and second in grades
in all events had to be won by shoot offs and
the AA Graded High Gun winner was also a
long shoot off. The lights were on at the finish.
To those who helped to make a very successful
weekend of shooting possible and presenting
the club grounds in great shape a big thank
you from all the members. Our next shoot will
be held at the club grounds on 24th June with
both Skeet and D.T.L. Trap events being shot.
Imelda Shilvock
KERANG CLAY TARGET CLUB
Peter Watts
O/A HG
Lil Brandt
LAD HG
Adrian Morris
JNR HG
SUNDAY MAY 13th 2012
Interstate visitors improve numbers at monthly shoot
Overcast and mild conditions greeted
those shooters that attended the
Kerang Clay Target Club on Sunday
the 13 May 2012. As well as our local
shooters, competitors attended from
Cohuna, Swan Hill, Wagga, Nickol
Bay WA, Broken Hill and Barmera
SA.
The program for the day consisted of three
events.
Event 1: 25 Target Handicap Sponsored by
Morton’s Automotive Engineering Kerang.
Event 2 25 Target North West Zone Tower
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Points Score Championship Sponsored by
T.J. Stockfeeds Kerang. Event 3 24 Target
Medley Cash Divide.
Results: Event 1 25 Target Handicap Sponsored
by Morton’s Automotive Engineering Kerang. First
Stephen Bates 38/40, Second Wade Canny 37/40,
Third Toni Hogg 30/32.
Event 2 25 Target North West Zone Tower Point
Score Championship Sponsored by T.J. Stockfeeds
Kerang. Overall and A Grade Stephen Bates 71/75,
2nd Neville Woollhouse 70/75, AA Grade Russell
Barnes 70/75, B Grade Gary Cowland 68/75, 2nd
Wade Canny 66/75, C Grade Jamie Hogg 66/75,
2nd Robin Algie 65/75.
Event 3 24 Target Medley Cash Divide. Equal First
Stephen Bates and Gary Cowland 47/48, Equal
Second Robin Algie, Wade Canny, James Hogan,
Graeme Hayes, Russell Barnes, Chris Dalrymple,
and David Shepard 44/48.
The winners of the Kerang Clay Target Club
Inc special effort donated by Safeway’s
Kerang. Michael Brown and Trevor Wilkinson.
Kerang Clay Target Club would like to take
the opportunity to thank all of the sponsors
for their support as without good sponsors
these events are not possible.
Likewise we would like to send a big thank
you to all those who assisted to make this
shoot run so well and look forward to seeing
you all next month
BENDIGO CLAY TARGET CLUB – QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY SHOOT
Perfect Weather – Great Trophies –
Fantastic Targets – Sashes For All (well almost!)
N
ear perfect weather conditions greeted the 55 shooters who
opted to attend the best shoot on offer in Victoria on the
Queen’s Birthday holiday.
Bendigo provided excellent trophies, the best array of sashes, a great atmosphere and a very smoothly run day. Even the local wildlife turned out to
enjoy proceedings. Kangaroos fed quietly in the front of the traps all day and
a mother wood duck along with her 6 ducklings fed unperturbed on layout 4.
Many favourable comments were received on the CPC targets being thrown
throughout the day.
The day started with a 25 target Points Score Championship and 3 shooters
shot possibles. Club Handicapper, Peter Beaman was first to drop out,
however, he had shored up A Grade. It took 22 targets before Alan Bebend
Above: Bendigo President
Glenn Woodhatch,
with Overall Points Score
winner Alan Bebend
Below: Bernie Pay,
Overall winner of the
Major Handicap event
was able to claim the overall
on 141/141. A score of 140/141
gave 2nd placing in AA grade to
David Neilsen.
Event 2, a 25 target Single Barrel
resulted in only Glen Daley and
Daryl Hunt scoring possibles. It
was Bendigo member, Glen who
collected the Overall sash and
trophy on 41/41.
It was the 3rd event that most
who attended wanted - the
25 target Handicap with $500
cash for 1st. It was local member, Bernie Pay who showed
all how to do it with the only
possible. 6 shooters set out to
do battle for the remaining 4
places. Nicolas Keighran was
placed 2nd, 45/46. Daryl Hunt
off the 25 meters mark was 3rd,
Arthur “Hector” Crawford 4th
on 31/33 and Peter Tate put $50
in his pocket, scoring 29/31.
Arthur Crawford, High Gun
The final event, the 25 Double
Barrel saw 14 possibles. Stewart Forbes from Maryborough showed all how
to do it with a score of 81/81, leaving Daryl Hunt with another 2nd placing.
Overall High Gun was won by Arthur
Crawford with a score of 146/150. Sharon
Lennane was victorious in the Ladies, Veterans
to Wayne Calaby and Mitchell Iles–Crevatin
collected the Juniors.
A thoroughly enjoyable day’s shooting was
had by all. Our thanks to Jan and Margaret for keeping everyone well fed. Akkers,
Darren, Luke and Mark made sure the traps
never ran out and everyone made their squad.
Peter and Darren kept the office ticking along
and ensured the shoot ran without a hitch.
Above: Glen Daley,
Overall winner of the
Single Barrel with
Bendigo Secretary
Darren Pearce
Right: Double Barrel
Overall winner,
Stewart Forbes
Far Right:
Sharon Lenane,
Ladies High Gun
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TWO DAY
COMPETITION
NOVEMBER 19–20
Monarto–Alexandra Clay Target Club hosted a two day
competition over the weekend
19th and 20th November 2011.
The day prior to the shoot, committee members worked feverishly in
an almost 40º C heat completing the
finishing touches for the weekend’s
competition cooler weather was
forecast for the following two days
so we all kept our fingers crossed.
We were relieved on waking the following morning to find a somewhat
cool, overcast and at times drizzly
day, much to the campers on the
grounds relief, at the change in
weather conditions.
Fifty five shooters from some ten
SA clubs, plus visitors from both
Victoria and WA lined up for the 75
target Inaugural Mules Memorial
shoot made up of 25 D/B, 25 S/B
and 25 P/S. We were pleased to see
many of the Mules extended family
amongst our visitors for the day all
coming to see just who would take
out this inaugural trophy the very
name of Mules is synonymous with
a long history of shooting in South
Australia.
The keen competition throughout the day saw a shoot off for
the inaugural trophy between AA
grade shooters Wayne Hawker and
Michael Raper. They headed out to
the tracks but just 15 targets later
we had a winner Wayne Hawker
on a score of 139/150 over Michael
Raper on 138/150 with Gavin Height
taking third placing with a 117/125.
A grade placings went to R Collumb
117/125, A Vilcins 114/125 and K
Mules 114/125. B grade went to
Club member Brenton Burgess who
shot a 108/125 over John Holder
102/125 with third placing going
to V Petraccaro on 101/125. C grade
was won by Kevin Polst 110/125 over
Samantha Fenwick 96/125 and Ivan
Hein 95/125. The Veteran trophy
went to Richard Dean on 118/125,
Ladies trophy to Samantha Fenwick
96/125 and the Junior trophy to B
Bates.
Competition was over by 3.30pm
due to the ‘hassle free’ day so following the presentation of the
trophies a novelty event, conjured
up on the spur of the moment, saw
a 20 target D/B cash divide which
was shot from 15m, 17m, 19m and
21m surprise white targets interspersed gave some shooters a ‘lucky’
win. Thirty five shooters joined in
the fun for we had time to kill as
our specially invited chef Danny
Craig, was cooking up a storm in
the Weber for our tea.
With Club house tables now set
with white cloths and donated
bottles of wine being enjoyed by
those who had decided to stay, the
Club house was abuzz with chattering and laughter as shooters ‘let
their hair down’ at the end of the
day. A delicious tea of roast hogget,
roast vegetables plus all of the trimmings was followed by fruit salad
and ice cream. Many thanks to
Danny for his chef skills there were
many who went back for ‘seconds’ of
the meat and gravy!
Sunday dawned fine and clear
although a stiff southerly breeze
again kept the temperature down in
the low 20ºC’s it also kept the sixty
two shooters on their toes! Today’s
events were all from the old Alexandra Gun Club’s birthday shoot still
being upheld at Monarto.
Event 1 25 tgt D/B Ian and Phillip
Campbell Memorial Team Shield
shoot. AA grade and Overall was
taken out by a
happy
Gavin
Height on 44/44
after a shoot
off with Dennis
Lymn on 43/44.
A grade went
to Paul Kelly
32/33 over Kelvyn Prescott on
31/33. B grade
was won by R
Damin on 25/25
John Bretag & Phil Mules presenting winner
over Barry Arnott
Wayne Hawker with the Mules Memorial Trophy
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Monarto Team 1 L-R Tim Dunn Peter Hendy Robert
Clark & Phil Mules winners of the Woodrow Shield
This Team also won the Ian & Phillip Campbell
Team shoot Sheild pictured at right
who shot a 28/31 and Evan Gunby
took out C grade with his 23/25 over
Artie Dalle-Molle on 26/29. Six Club
teams shot for the Campbell Shield
and it was taken out by Monarto No
1 with their score of 121/125 with
team members being Rob Clark,
Peter Hendy, Tim Dunn, Paul Kelly
and Phil Mules.
Event 2 25 tgt D/B Woodrow Shield
team event. Four shooters took
their places for an Overall shoot
off. AA grade and Overall went to
Gary Read with his 44/44 over Rito
Borzillo on 37/38. A grade placings
went to Peter Hendy 25/25 over
Rodney Schubert on a 48/49. B
grade went to Brenton Burgess with
a 25/25 over R Damin on 26/27
and C grade was again won by a
happy Evan Gunby who was hitting
a purple patch on 24/27 over V
Tierney on 23/27. The same six Club
teams shot off for the Woodrow
Shield and Monaro No 1 was again
victorious with a 118/125.
The last event for the day was the
Don Fleetwood Memorial 25 tgt
S/B C/S and this time the Overall
and AA grade saw Dennis Lymn
on 25/25 take home the beautiful
silver duck perpetual trophy. Dino
Oliviero took second placing in
AA grade with his score of 25/26.
A grade went to Max Pontifex who
took first placing on 32/33 over
Peter Hendy 31/33. B grade saw
Sue Byrnes take first place with
her 21/25 over Brenton Burgess on
25/30. C grader Artie Dalle-Molle
with his score of 20/25 won out over
Robert Umback on a 19/25.
Another early finish again no hassles
through the day, saw presentation
time taking place just before 4 pm.
The Club house was packed to see
Dennis Lymn take out Overall High
Gun for the day shooting 74/75.
Phil Mules
took out the
Ve t e r a n ’ s
High Gun on
69/75, Sue
Byrnes won
the Ladies High Gun 64/75 and the
Best C grade shooter on the day,
winning the Jim Forbes Memorial
perpetual cup, was Artie DalleMolle with his score of 66/81.
Smiling faces all round but none
bigger than that on Peter Hendy
who managed to have his “Bloody
Hendy” ticket take first prize in
the raffle winning the Weber Q
barbecue.
My “thank you” list of sponsors is
too long to be listed here, suffice it
to say that without their generous
donations over the whole weekend
the shoot would be a non event!
Our grateful thanks to you all.
OA HG day two Dennis Lymn
To President John Bretag and his
willing band of committee members
and helpers, Peter Sh., Peter H.,
Peter H., Paul, Rex, Michael, Rob,
Steve, Brenton, Ivan and Ruth an
excellent job well done! Thanks also
to the shooters for backing up so
promptly, the referees and scorers
and the trap fillers who all contributed to making is a smoothly
run shoot.
A big thank you to ‘Little Ruth’ and
her willing band of kitchen helpers
who kept on feeding the hungry
hordes all weekend. Thanks to the
girls who took on the raffle ticket
selling we made ‘a bundle’! Lastly to
my helpers in the office Joanna Kelly
and Peter Harris it is an absolute
joy to work with you perhaps the
jolliest moment for the weekend
was to look up from our work to see
a shooter slowly devouring a banana
in a very novel manner almost had
us in tears! By the time the cameras
were ready to ‘click’ the last morsel
had disappeared.
All in all, it was a fabulous weekend we have taken on board the
comments regarding the fluro
targets and we are ‘working on it’!
30TH
ANNIVERSARY
SHOOT
MARCH 3–4
The Monarto - Alexandra Clay
Target Club Inc hosted their
30th Anniversary shoot on the
weekend 3rd-4th March 2012.
The Club and grounds were
as always in tip-top condition
due to the hard work of Club
and committee members and
for their efforts they were well
rewarded with a good number
of visiting shooters. Seventy
two separate shooters took
advantage of the Club’s facilities in almost perfect weather.
Forty four competitors took to the
tracks for Saturday’s programme
which began with a 10 tgt D/B
E/O. Fifteen shooters posted perfect
scores.
Event 2 25 tgt D/B Anniversary
Handicap The overall trophy on
this particular event was an O&U
Churchill shotgun and a very happy
Club member Rob Clark took out
the event with a score of 33/34
from his 23 1/2 metre mark. Second
place went to Spiros Halikiopoulos 32/34 17 metres, third place to
Steve Rogers 29/30 17 metres, fourth
placing to Fred Keen 26/27 19 1/2
metres and fifth place to Tim Dunn
who shot a 50/52 20 metres.
Event 3 Monarto 25 tgt S/B Championship Wayne Hawker took out
AA grade and the Overall Championship by shooting a perfect
25/25. Noel West won A grade with
a score of 25/25, Barry Pobke took
out B grade after shooting 22/25
and C grade went to Vanessa Tierney
who also shot a 22/25.
The last event for day one 25 tgt
Monarto P/S Championship was
taken out by AA grade shooter Max
Medhust with his score of 93/93
over Martin Collumb 90/93. The
A grade shoot off was even more
keenly contested with M Giannone
shooting a 94/99 over Phil Mules
on 91/99. Sue Byrnes 72/75 saw her
take out B grade and G Schmidt took
out C grade shooting a 70/75.
With competition finishing early, 35
of the shooters took their places for
a 20 target novelty handicap event
we were trying to kill a little time as
a delicious BBQ tea awaited those
who had decided to stay on, some
taking advantage of the camping
facilities that are available at the
Club.
HC winner Robert Clark receives his
trophy from President John Bretag
Sunday’s weather turned out to be
fine but breezy. Sixty one shooters
turned out for the competition.
Event 5 30 Monarto Mixed tgt
Championship held in conjunction
with the Clem Thomas Memorial
saw AA grader Max Medhurst again
taking centre stage at presentation
time he shot a perfect 50/50. Martin
Collumb taking to the tracks for
a shoot off finally took 2nd in the
same grade shooting
a 96/100. Rodney
Schubert won A
grade with his score
of 72/75 over Paul
Kelly on 68/75,
Spiros Halikiopoulos took out B grade
shooting 46/50 over
Sue Byrnes on 45/50
and C grade went
to Kevin Polst who
shot a 48/50 over Rex
Perry on 45/50.
Event 6 25 tgt
Monarto D/B Championship visiting AA
grade shooter Shane Stokes took out
the Overall trophy with his 48/48
over A Zupanic 47/48. A grade went
to J Gilbert with 31/32 over Phil
Mules on 30/32. B grade was won
by Brenton Burgess on 28/29 over
G Schmidt on 27/29 and new Club
member, John Nitschke took out C
grade with his very credible 24/25
over Rex Perry on 25/28.
Event 7 25 tgt Graham Michell
Memorial P/S Championship. This
day saw the culmination of the
Graham Michell Memorial event.
A past history of Graham’s involvement with Luca Scribani Rossi
(Beretta Australia) at both an ACTA
national and international level, saw
Beretta Australia kindly donate, as
overall trophy on this championship
event, a Beretta O&U Silver Pigeon
“1” Sporter shotgun. Undoubtedly the ‘trophy of the weekend’, it
was won by a very happy A grade
shooter Pino Marmorale who shot
an 86/87 with B Cook taking second
placing with an 83/87. AA grade
was won by Shane Stokes on 73/75
over A Zupanic 73/75 (failed to turn
up at the shoot off having left the
grounds). Les Francis took out B
grade with his 67/75 over G Schmidt
on 66/75 and John Nitschke again
won C grade with a 66/75 over Ivan
Hein on 56/75. Shot in conjunction
with this event is the Graham and
Ruth Michell Team shoot the perpetual trophy this year was won
by the team from International
Gun Club D Oliviero, D Lymn,
M Collumb, P Marmorale and A
Zupanic who shot a 356/375.
Overall and AA High Gun Max
Medhurst 266/275, A grade High
Gun Phil Mules 258/275, B grade
High Gun Sue Byrnes 240/275, C
grade High Gun Rex Perry 216/275,
Veterans High Gun Phil Mules
258/275, Ladies High Gun Sue
Byrnes 240/275.
And so ended another memorable
30 mxd tgt CS winner & OA HG
Max Medhurst with Ruth Michell
weekend of
competition
at our Club.
Congratulations to all
for a well run
shoot, without a little
help from all
concerned
things can go
quickly awry.
d HG Rex
R PPerry
The Captain C grade
at the helm,
John Bretag, kept the ship sailing
smoothly a job well done. Thanks to
trap mechanics, trap fillers, referees,
scorers and shooters who backed up
so that we were able to finish early
on both days.
A huge thank you to our major
sponsor BERETTA AUSTRALIA.
Thank you Luca and Greg Chan
for the organising of our major
trophy. Other sponsors for the
weekend included the following
and they are equally thanked for
their kind and generous donations:
Brenton Burgess (Burgess Paint
& Panel), John and Ruth Bretag,
Halikiopoulos family, David Harm
(Scoot Around Sales & Hire), Peter
and Jacki Hendy, Wayne Jackson
(Jackson 4x4 Accessories), Rob Low
(Marsh Pty. Ltd.), Rodney McCue
(McCues Bakery), Ruth Michell,
Phil Mules, Darren Rowe (Rowe
Aluminium & Security), Craig and
Kerry Scudds (Mt. Compass Tavern)
Thank you to Ruth Bretag and her
skeleton staff for their work in the
canteen a huge job for so few! Well
done.
Lastly a thank you to my ‘off-sider’
in the office, Peter Harris for his
handicapping skills a thankless task
but nevertheless well done.
Winner of the Graham Michell PS CS
Pino Marmorale with Ruth Michell
& Dennis Halikiopoulos of Beretta Aust
Ruth Michell,
Shoot Day Secretary
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RICHMOND RIVER GUN CLUB
MAY 25th &26th 2012
Annual 2 Day Shoot
T
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Clay ttargett gods
d smiled
il d
on Richmond River Gun
Club for the annual two
day shoot held on 25th-26th
May 2012. With lousy weather
hampering preparations during
the week leading up to the
event our grounds crew led by
Warren Beddoes, Don Johnson
and Doug Neal did a great job
in presenting the facility in
great condition and then, after
a drizzly wet day on Friday,
Saturday was a perfect fine
sunny day. Sunday was overcast
but the rain stayed away setting
the scene for a great shoot.
Seventy eight shooters took part in
the event 72 on each day with some
excellent scores recorded and some
up-gradings occurring.
The tantalising smell of the bacon,
sausages, eggs and toast served up
by Dick Powell and his helpers for
breakfast was still lingering when
our efficient office staff, Therese
Nealon and Rhonda Jacobsen, had
the first squads organised so that
shooting could get underway by
9.30 am.
The warm up event, a 25T DB
Graded cash divide, saw plenty
of red on the board with 17
shooters Kerry Miller, John Reid,
Matt Colley, Stewart Thompson,
Tony Ryder, Peter Holmes, David
Edmonds, Phil Westbury, Tony
Rogers, Neil Cracknell, Robert
Clark, Glen Kable, Paul Batson in
AA, Libby Clarke, Roy Warren and
David Newberry in A, Sam Scalia in
B grade all scoring possible 25/25’s.
Matt Williamson, Graham Armour,
Bruce Ping Kee, Vince Corcoran,
Scott Brereton and Frank Binding
shared second in B Grade with
Stan Kurkievicz B Grade
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Kerry Miller DB Champ with
sponsor Leah Beaumont
President Mike Sullivan with
Lad H Gun Nancy Davis
Dave Conduit with the Marrangon
& Cannell Shield to Phil Westbury
24/25’s. Chris Doust skinned C
grade with that score from Junior
Ben Pitman 22/25.
Jeff Lowndes A joined AA’s Phillip
Westbury, Matt Colley, Mark Formaggin, Ian McDonald, Tony
Ryder, Glen Kable, Peter Holmes
and Stewart Thompson in the
shoot off for overall in Event 2 30T
Medley 10DB, 10SB, 10PS sponsored by member Peter McKenzie
after all had shot the possible
50/50.
Inverell’s Matt Colley won the
event with 100/100. Glen Kable
99/100 was 1st in AA with Ian
McDonald 97/100 second.
Jeff Lowndes 73/75 won A from
Scott Smith 49/50. B Grade went
Scott Brereton 49/50 from Danny
Green 48/50 while young Ben
Pitman 47/50 found himself second
to Chris Doust 49/50 in C grade.
The main event of the first day 50T
DB Championship sponsored by
Scott Brereton and Leah Beaumont
of Casino Tyre Professionals was no
different to the first two.
Stan Kurkiewicz from the Gold
Coast shot the only possible in B
Grade joining ten AA’s and two
A’s in the shoot off for overall and
although he dropped out after 14
extra targets achieved a personal
best break earning his 50 Badge.
Just when the Shoot Marshall
turned on the lights so Kerry Miller
and Glen Kable could continue
their battle after 190/190, they
decided to call it a day and share
the spoils of Overall and AA, Ballandean’s Tony Rogers, last year’s
DB Champion, was second in AA
on 171/172. Scott Smith 135/136
won A from Harold Batson 67/68.
Matt Williamson was second in B
grade with 49/50 and Chris Doust
48/50 winning yet another C grade
prize from Peter Chapman 45/50.
Sunday was a very different day.
It was dull and overcast and
the effect of the conditions was
reflected in the scoring Suffolks
Outdoor Sports (Chris Doust) and
Beretta Australia were sponsors of
the 30 Target Points Score event
won by Kim Nealon 96/96 after
a very brief shoot off with Matt
Colley 95/96 when they were the
only two to record possibles. Glen
Kable was 2nd in AA with 146/147.
First in A grade was Jeff Lowndes
89/90 from Scott Smith 88/90.
Danny Green who shot 29 of the 30
targets single barrel scoring 87/90
was first in B from Matt Williamson 92/99. Ben Pitman 74/93 must
have been really pleased that Chris
Doust 77/93 was elevated to B
Grade after this event when he ran
second to him in C Grade again. He
was even more pleased when Chris
gave him the slab of RC cartridges
that was part of the prize.
It should be mentioned that Chris,
proprietor of Suffolks Outdoor
Sports Store and a major sponsor,
has shot thousands of practice
targets since joining in November
last year. In order to get used to his
new DT11 he shot something like
2500 practice targets in the preceding month.
The club’s banker the Bank of
Queensland provided some of the
cash prizes in the 30T Single Barrel
which was won by Dickie Bennett
45/45, Kerry Miller 44/45 won
AA from Paul Batson 38/39 after a
shoot off which included Brisbane’s
Stewart Thompson. Stewart was
somewhat unlucky, after shooting
possibles in three of the six events
and only leaving with a share of
the cash divide. A score of 33/35
secured A Grade for Jeff Lowndes
after a shoot off with Frank
Binding 32/35. Warren Beddoes
28/32 narrowly avoided an invitation to join the famous “paw-paw”
club losing to DJ Milligan 29/32
Jaco Pieterse HC winner
Theo Pieterse Junior HC
Junior HG Ben Pitman
JGlen Kable AA HG
Scott Smith A Grade HG
Paul Batson OA HG with
Dickie Bennett sponsor
in the shoot off for B Grade. Leah
Beaumont shot a creditable 27/30
winning C Grade from Troy Daley.
It is not known if the wide grin on
Caboolture’s Jaco Pieterse’s face
was because he was the only one
to shoot 30/30 in Sunday’s major
event, a 30T Handicap sponsored by
Wal Murray and Co First National
Real Estate or because his son, Theo
was in the shoot off for 2nd to 5th
with six others who had scored 29’s.
After a brief shoot off which only
lasted 16 targets, Terry Preston
39/40 was 2nd, Peter Holmes 38/40
3rd, Scott Smith 34/36 4th and
Matt Williamson 44/46 5th. Theo
Pieterse was awarded a prize for
the best handicap score by a junior
shooter.
Sponsor & B Grade HG
winner Scott Brereton
C Grade HG winner and
sponsor Chris Doust
The overall High Gun sponsored
by Dickie Bennett was won by
Paul Batson, a former member at
Richmond River, scoring 290/297
after a brief shoot off with Glen
Kable who had to be content with
AA. Scott Smith 264/275 was A
Grade High and Scott Brereton
274/297, B grade after a shoot
off with Danny Green. The readers
of this article will not be surprised that Chris Doust collected
his first sash the C Grade High
Gun.
Popular local, Nancy Davis took
home another sash and some handcrafted pottery tea-pots donated
by Mike and Letta Sullivan for
winning the Ladies High Gun.
Ben Pitman finally broke through
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Peter showed his appreciation
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Edlington and very capably auctioned by Mark Formaggin to raise
funds to help support our representative in the Australian team
to the world DTL championships
Tony Ryder. Tony will also receive
the proceeds of a raffle generously
donated by Geoff and Sue Pringle
and wonderfully supported by all
the shooters present over the two
days. We hope John Reid found a
way to take the wheel-barrow and
its full content of goodies back to
Guyra with him.
The other great thing that
happened was that the Richmond
River Team of Matt Williamson,
Phil Westbury, Kim Nealon and
Tony Ryder regained the Marrangon and Cannell Shield from the
Ballandean team of Dave Conduit,
Tony Rogers, Terry Rogers and Sam
Scalia contested in conjunction
with the Single Barrel Event.
Richmond River sincerely thanks
the sponsors that made the shoot
such a successful one. The effort
by club members in keeping traps
filled, running the office, keeping
score boards and books updated,
those that brought the cakes and
slices provided for morning and
afternoon teas, catering staff and
those that cleaned up after the
shoot was exceptional and shows
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there is teamwork and organisation.
The shoot could not have been
successful however without the
attendance of the visiting shooters,
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TAREE-WINGHAM CLAY TARGET CLUB
APRIL 28 & 29 2012
16th Flying Fox Carnival
Taree Wingham Clay Target Club grounds looked a picture,
thanks to all the work carried out by club members. Tents,
caravans and Winnebago’s were set up ready for a great
weekend of shooting and socialising. Shooters brought lots
of shells, (in case of a shoot off), food and refreshments for
the evenings, devoted families who doubled as cheer squads
and even the family pooches. It was bound to be a great family
weekend.
Registrations completed, books and money handed over and 80 competitors were ready to head out to the traps. Shooters arrived from our
surrounding clubs of Port Macquarie, Kempsey, Coffs Harbour along
with those from the Newcastle area, up to the NSW /Qld boarder, down
to NSW Clay Target Club in Sydney. It was wonderful to see the support
from shooters making the effort to travel to the Manning Valley.
Taree Wingham Clay Target Club is proud to have the following
sponsors supporting their biggest and most prestigious shoot of the year.
The committee was pleased with the sponsorship but not as much as the
shooters who were competing to take home the prizes. Taree Wingham
Clay Target Club would like to thank the sponsors for their support,
and trust they will see fit to do so in the future. Thankyou to:Robert &
Libby Clarke Flying Fox Fifty C/ship, G.B.Corsivia ANZAC Handicap,
Leicht’s Tyre & Auto Double Barrel Continental C/ship, RedPoint Single
Barrel C/ship, Bourke’s Transport Industries PS C/ship, G.B.Corsivia
Overall High Gun, Whites Hardware Taree Champion of Champions,
Lesley Langer Ladies High Gun, Michael McDonnell Juniors & Veterans
High Gun.
Our first event on the Saturday was the 25 target G.B.Corsivia ANZAC
Handicap. There were three shooters who were clean after their 25
targets and a few guys who had dropped only one target. The conditions
were a little challenging first thing in the morning however, the good
shooters always rise to the top
when it gets a little tough.
The final results were: 5th
Jim Mortys 36/38, 4th Craig
Norman 37/38, 3rd Arthur
Minter 25/26, 2nd Tony Norris
29/30, 1st Bruce Smith 30/30.
Terry Duck with Peter Holmes
Vet HG & OA PS winner
The second event of the day
was the 25 target Bourke’s
Transport Industries Points
Score Championship. With
the breeze just starting to pick
up a few second barrels were
pulled or a target or two were
Cesar Diaz, Therese & Kim Nealon
Peter Fitzalan & his wife
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dropped, however, Peter Holmes and David
Batson showed most of us how it was all done,
ending up shooting off for Overall after their
clean rounds. The standard in all grades was
very high indeed with only a point or two the
difference separating first and second. The
final results were: Overall Peter Holmes 84/84,
AA Grade 1st Harold Batson 81/84, 2nd Kevin
Thompson 75/78, A Grade 1st Craig Norman
75/78, 2nd Libby Clarke 74/78, B Grade 1st
Arthur Minter 74/78, 2nd Timothy Rapley
72/75, C Grade 1st Leah Beaumont 71/75, 2nd
Todd Wilson 62/75.
Shane Pinkerton
The third event for the day was the Leicht’s 1st Cont, 2nd C Flying
Fox, 2nd SB, 1st Ch/Ch,
Tyre & Auto Port Macquarie (owned by Peter
OA C grade
& Sharon Leicht), 50 target
Double Barrel Continental
Championship. The afternoon
saw the visibility and winds
change considerably, unfortunately not benefitting the
shooters a lot. Tony Norris,
Robert Clarke and Peter
Fitzalan however, were all in
the red after the 50 targets and
had brought plenty of spare
shells to have a good shoot
off. Lots of free targets were
provided by Taree Wingham
Lesley Langer with Libby Clarke
Clay Target Club, and the boys
2nd A grade PS & LAD HG
were eyeing off the boxes on
the pallet when unfortunately,
targets started to escape. Such
a shame the end came in the
90s after the long shoot off
last year with Kim Nealon
and Tony Ryder of 287 targets.
2012’s shoot off lasted 94 targets
before Robert Clarke missed
and Tony Norris took Overall.
The final results were: Overall
Tony Norris 94/94, AA Grade
1st Robert Clarke 93/94, 2nd
Peter Fitzalan 70/71, A Grade
1st Ethan Dial 66/68, 2nd
Libby Clarke with Gary Brown
Ron Wakem 65/68, B Grade
2nd A Flying Fox
1st Robert Verrall, 2nd Scott
Peter Leicht with Todd Wilson 2nd PS,
DB Cont & C grade 1st Flying Fox & SB
Peter Fitzalan with Bruce Smith
OA HC winner
Brereton 48/50, C Grade 1st
Shane Pinkerton 46/50, 2nd
Todd Wilson 44/50.
Craig Norman 4th HC
Jim Mortys 5th HC,
2nd AA Ch/Ch
Robert Verrall
1st B grade DB Cont, SB
Peter Fitzalan 2nd Cont,
OA Ch/Ch & OA HG
Harold Batson
1st AA grade PS
With the days shoot over, we
moved on to friend’s vans,
watched videos and did what
all good shooters do socialised.
Some of our dedicated representatives had their scheduled Zone
Meeting, however, most of us
kept our distance so they could
sort things out as required. We
then let them join us and try to
catch up for lost time. Everyone
no doubt took it easy, went to
bed early, ready for the challenges of the following day.
Sunday started a little earlier
but felt like a whole lot earlier.
The 50 Target Flying Fox shot as
25 target DB and 25 target PS,
sponsored by Libby & Robert
Clarke was the fourth event of
the shoot. A good way to get
any day underway. That eye
opener we get first up did not
always open everyone’s eyes.
Only the AA grade shooters
managed to be clean after the
50 targets were thrown. The
results were as follows: Overall
Nick Xenos 119/120, AA Grade
1st Kevin Thompson 118/120,
2nd D Pasfield 117/120, A Grade
1st Craig Norman 98/100, 2nd
Gary Brown 97/100, B Grade 1st
Arthur Minter 98/100, 2nd Mick
Wilkins 94/100, C Grade 1st
Todd Wilson 84/100, 2nd Shane
Pinkerton 80/100.
Craig Norman 4th HC,
1st PS & Flying Fox &
OA A Grade
Kevin Thompson
1st AA Flying Fox,
2nd PS & OA AA
That concluded the shoot
with only the High Guns to be
announced at the presentations.
The Section High Guns were
sponsored by Michael McDonnell & Lesley Langer were as
follows: Junior High Gun Ethan
Diaz 285/325, Ladies High Gun
Libby Clarke 288/325, Veterans
High Gun Peter Holmes 313/331.
Graded High Guns were: AA
Grade Kevin Thompson314/325, A
Grade Craig Norman 305/325, B
Grade Arthur Minter 307/325, C
Grade Shane Pinkerton 275/334.
Overall High Gun sponsored by
G.B. Corsivia which was decided
in apparently quickly fading light
and a long and drawn out coin
toss was: Peter Fitzalan 314/325.
The shoot concluded at a reasonably early time for travellers to get
on the road as early as possible.
The Wingham Country Women
Association packed up the few
crumbs left at the end of proceedings and headed home for a well
earned rest. They had worked tirelessly all weekend providing good
hearty food for the competitors.
Thank you ladies, and we will see
you next year.
The main three trappers, David
Berry, Ron Marsden and David
Sutherland, cleaned up the traps,
closed them all up for another
shoot next month. They did a
brilliant job keeping the traps full
for a smooth competition. Thank
you gentlemen
Steve Cassar
2nd B Ch/Ch
Scott Anshaw 1st SB,
2nd A Ch/Ch
Phillip Nelson
The committee of Daryl Pasfield,
1st A grade Ch/Ch
Shooters went out to compete in
Arthur Minter 3rd HC,
Terry Duck, Gary Brown, as well
Event 5, the 50 Target Redpoint
1st PS Flying Fox & OA B
as other club members did an exceptional job running yet
(owned by Brad Hooper), Grade, 2nd AA Ch/Ch
another Flying Fox Carnival at Taree Wingham Clay Target
Single Barrel Championship.
Club. Well done. I’m sure everyone there will be back next
There were a few shoot offs in a couple of
year
with
a
few
newcomers to add to the ranks.
the grades, which was excellent. The final
Until then, keep your gun clean and dry, your eyes looking out and break
results were: Overall Peter Holmes 29/29,
every target you get. Good luck to you all.
AA Grade 1st Paul Turner 28/29, 2nd Vito
Lesley Langer
Balliana 41/42, A Grade 1st Steve Anshaw
30/31, 2nd Arthur Minter 29/30, B Grade 1st
Robert Verrall 30/32, 2nd Peter Leicht 29/32,
C Grade 1st Todd Wilson 21/25, 2nd Shane
Pinkerton 20/25.
The final event of the day was the Whites
Hardware Taree Champion of Champions. 30
target event, which was made up with 10DB,
10SB & 10PS. There were quite a few shoot
offs to establish the final places, however,
Peter Fitzalan’s 50/50 secured Overall
without too much trouble. The results were:
Overall Peter Fitzalan 50/50, AA Grade
1st Geoff Hunter 74/75, 2nd Jim Mortys
72/75, A Grade 1st Phillip Nelson 47/50, 2nd
Steve Anshaw 67/75, B Grade 1st Phil Ryder
45/50, 2nd Steven Cassar 66/75, C Grade 1st
Shane Pinkerton 62/75, 2nd Leah Beaumont
59/75.
3 generations at one shoot – Rex, Todd & David Wilson
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Psychological Skills
for Shooting
Michael Kruger-Davis
Centering
In the April edition of Clay Shooting there
were two articles on the technique known
as Centering. As it is one of the skills that
I teach in workshops it seemed a good idea to
explore the process this month.
Before we begin, it is important to go back
and look at how the brain works. Simply defined, the brain can be
divided into two halves: the left side and the right side. This implies that
the two hemispheres are independent of each other but this is not the
case but for this discussion we will assume that it is. Left brain thinking is
associated with words, numbers, logic, analysis, criticism, rules, details,
planning, and judgment. This is the side where our language comes
from. Thoughts put into words can either be positive or negative, and
can lead to beliefs. Conversely, right brain thinking is associated with
sounds, images, patterns, kinesthetic or sensory input, emotions, the
“big picture,” free association, and creativity. This side is also responsible for motor movements. For the shooter this would involve how we
stand, mount the gun, seeing the target, keeping our head on the stock,
swinging our bodies and following through.
If we could shoot only using the right side of the brain we would
probably never miss. A bit like putting food into your mouth when you
eat: when was the last time you missed your mouth? You don’t because
you don’t think about it. When your left side gets involved you go
back to the past and develop judgements about yourself or your past
performances, and when you think about the future you become anxious
and worry about what might or might not happen. Left brain thinking
will lead to self doubt. It makes our muscles tense up and we will not be
able to perform. How do we make the shift from left brain thinking to
right brain thinking and get into “the zone?” One very effective tool is
called Centering.
According to Noa Kageyama in an article How to Make Performance
Anxiety an Asset Instead of a Liability, Centering is what sport psychologists call a pre-performance routine. It was designed in the 1970’s by the
renowned sport psychologist Dr. Robert Nideffer, and can be adapted for
all types of sports, drama, performances, public speaking,etc. Centering
is a highly effective means of (a) channeling your nerves productively
and (b) directing your focus even in extreme situations. Once mastered,
it is very quick and highly effective way of bringing you back to the here
and now.
Kageyama points out there are seven steps, each specifically designed to
move you progressively closer to right brain quiet, focus, and poise, and
take you further away from left brain fears, doubts, and self-criticism.
Step 1: Pick Your Focal Point
Select a fixed point in the distance, somewhere that feels comfortable.
This point could be on your field, the ground in front of you, or towards
the trap house, but wherever it is, ensure that your focal point is below
eye level. A focal point helps to minimize distractions and avoid the
temptation to engage in left-brain thinking.
Step 2: Form Your Clear Intention
A clear intention is in essence, a specific goal statement. What do you
intend to do when you step out on to the track or the skeet pad? How
do you intend to break the target? Use assertive, declarative language,
such as “I am going to perform brilliantly, with passion,” as opposed to
“I hope to shoot well.”
Do not use the word “don’t”. Doing so will only put the negative picture
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in your head and generate fears and doubt. For instance, when you say
to yourself “Don’t miss the target, or Don’t miss high 2”, what’s the first
image that pops into your mind? Missing the target, right? What image
pops into your mind when you tell yourself “Smoke this target?” Learn to
focus on what you want, not on what you don’t want.
Step 3: Breathe Mindfully
Kageyama explains that “one of the most powerful techniques
for reversing the stress response involves learning how to breathe
diaphragmatically. When stressed, our bodies have a tendency to revert
to shallow, rapid, chest breathing. Doing so keeps us in fight or flight
mode. Diaphragmatic breathing is the most biomechanically efficient
way to breathe, and furthermore, is conducive to activating what’s
called the parasympathetic nervous system response which is our body’s
antidote for the fight-or-flight state”. Regular readers will have heard this
over and over again. Focus on your breathing to, lower your heart rate,
increase the oxygen flow and bring you back to the here and now. Whilst
this is important on the layout it is also just as important to practice it
out of competition. Centering can be practiced when you have a few
spare seconds, whilst waiting in a queue at the bank or supermarket.
Step 4: Scan and Release Excess Tension
When our muscles are tense then we cannot be fluid when we want to
shoot. Muscle tension will lead to missing which will lead to self-doubt
which will lead to further misses. Scan your muscles from head to toe as
you continue to breathe slowly and deeply, one muscle group at a time,
releasing tension on the exhale.
Step 5: Find Your Center
According to Kageyama, in Eastern philosophy, chi is described as being
one’s “life force” or energy. There is a specific location in our body where
the energy tends to congregate, which is essentially your center of gravity.
If you have ever observed the movements of a great martial arts master
or even some athletes or dancers, you will notice a presence, grace, and
balance about them regardless of their size or physical dimensions. The
feeling of being centered is a very calming and reassuring one, and the
mere act of searching for you center will quiet your left brain activity.
Step 6: Repeat Your Process Cue
Rather than focus on minute details and succumb to ‘paralysis by
analysis’ make sure you have a process cue to help you return your focus
and narrow your attention if you feel it is wandering. A word or statement such as “Trust and let go” can be helpful but this will originate from
the left brain. To use the right side you might like to focus on a sound,
the sound of the gun closing, or a feeling, the feeling of the gun on your
shoulder or cheek.
Step 7: Direct Your Energy
Kageyama states that “by the time you have gotten to this step, you will
have made the shift into a more quiet and focused mental state conducive to performing your best. You will have taken the edge off of your
nerves, and in this last step you will channel the remaining energy that
remains into a dynamic and inspired performance. This is how you use
the energy instead of trying to get rid of it. Rather than have butterflies
in your stomach, this is where you get them to fly in formation or as the
saying goes, “You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn to surf.”
When you first try to Center, it may take several minutes to go through
all of the steps. If you practice this for 10-15 minutes per day, however,
and stick with it, you will begin to notice a difference within a week
or two and find that you can center in 5-10 seconds. Some notice a
difference within days. The key, like anything else, is consistency and
persistence.
References: www.bulletproofmusician.com Noa Kageyama, How to Make
Performance Anxiety an Asset Instead of a Liability
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.
Michael Kruger-Davis is the Consulting Psychologist for the Southern Sports
Academy in NSW and a member of Downside Clay Target Club. Questions
regarding psychological aspects of sport and shooting can be addressed him
at PO Box 347, Narrandera 2700 or on 02 69 592802.
VCTA North East Zone Trap Carnival
Numurkah Shepparton, May 6
Although rain was predicted, the day dawned fine and clear
and the good weather continued throughout the carnival. A
total of sixty shooters attended and enjoyed the hospitality
of the Numurkah Shepparton Clay Target Club. The three
traps were kept running smoothly with the help of the host
club members and the crowd being catered for from the well
provisioned canteen. Home-made sausage rolls, salad rolls,
sandwiches and a delicious array of home-made cakes and
slices were on offer.
Drew Healey AA & OA DB,
AA & OA PS
The first event was the 25 target Points Score
which was sponsored by Spartan Global and
a few possibles meant shoot offs in three
of the four grades. The Overall and AA
winner was Drew Healey with 147/147 and
runner-up Darren Saunders 146/147. A grade
was won by Andrew Whitechurch 80/81
and runner-up Alan Patten 74/75, B
grade winner was Harry Ward 87/90 and
runner-up Jim Kelly 84/90. C Grade was
taken out by Noah Calandro 70/75 and
runner-up Corey Wilkinson 68/75. All grade
winners and runners up were very happy to
receive boxes of cartridges as prizes.
The traps were restocked and we commenced
the 25 target Single Barrel event. More shoot
offs were needed to decide the winners with
Overall and AA won by Russell Felmingham
with 29/29 and runner-up Ben Vogelzang
28/29, A grade winner was Greg Rowe with
30/30 and runner-up Tony Plum 29/30. B
grade went to Jim Kelly with 24/25 and runner-up Neville Bussell 23/25. C grade was
won by Corey Wilkinson with 26/26 and
runner-up Chris Figgins 25/26.
Russell Felmingham
AA & OA SB
The hotly contested 25 target Handicap was
our next event and the winner was James
Willett, one of our very talented junior
shooters, second Darryl Hunt, third place to
Ron Traill and fourth place to Peter Sing.
The 25 target Double Barrel event was much
anticipated and lived up to all expectations.
With 30 possibles being shot, it was necessary to speed things along or we would be
shooting into the night. With A, B and C
grades already decided, the AA shooters got
stuck in but our efforts to finish the event
before we lost daylight were to no avail and
the lights had to be switched on. With 3
James Willett HC & Jnr HG shooters left after 300 targets had been seen,
it was agreed to move back to 18 metres to
make it more of a contest. Our eventual winner with 346/346 was Drew
Healey and runner up Steve Traill on 345/346. As Drew was tied for
High Gun with Darryl Hunt, and the time running out, the committee
decided to award a joint trophy.
Our Junior High Gun was James Willett with 145/150, Lady High
Gun was Vilya Vogelzang with 127/150, Veterans High Gun went to
Doug Thomas 147/150 and as previously mentioned Overall High Gun
awarded jointly to Drew Healey and Darryl Hunt each with 148/150.
Above left: Joint HG’s Drew Healey
& Darryl Hunt
Above right: Vilya Vogelzang LAD HG
Left: Doug Thomas Vets HG
The North East Zone wishes to thank
Spartan Global for their generous sponsorship of the Points Score event and
supply and sponsorship of White Flyer
targets for the carnival.
Thanks go Aimee and her helpers in the
canteen, Russell Felmingham as shoot
Marshall, the office workers Ron, Murray
and Chris and all scorers and referees who
helped make this event so successful.
Three Day Circuit Shoot
The Queens Birthday long weekend, 9-11 June, once again
saw the running of the successful and increasingly popular
annual three day circuit shoot hosted by the Kerang,
Moulamein and Boort Clay Target Clubs.
The first day’s competition saw 56 shooters in attendance at Kerang,
54 shooters compete at Moulamein and 49 competitors at Boort.
With fine weather and favourable conditions, competitors attended
from far and wide including Wickham Western Australia, Monarto
and Alexandra South Australia, Wagga New South Wales, Morwell,
Wonthaggi, Frankston, HMAS Cerberus, Nepean, St James, Werribee,
Castlemaine, Kyneton, Maryborough, Warracknabeal, CallawaddaStawell, Bendigo, Patchewollock, Cohuna and Swan hill along with
the local shooters.
Kerang Results: Event 1 50 Target Kerang district D/B Championship Sponsored
by Max Wilson Tyres Kerang. AA/OA: 1st Chris Brown 62/62 Werribee Clay Target
Club, 2nd Wayne Upton 61/62 Moulamein Clay Target Club, A 1st Gary Went
114/115 Castlemaine Clay Target Club, 2nd Russell Black 113/115 Warracknabeal
Clay Target Club, B 1st Matthew Chalmers 49/50 Boort Clay Target Club, 2nd Toni
Hogg 48/50 Kerang Clay Target Club, C 1st Graeme Hayes 49/50 Kerang Clay Target
Club, 2nd Aaron Lyons 48/50 Cohuna Clay Target Club, Ladies Toni Hogg 48/50,
Juniors Stephanie Peatling 45/50, Veterans Gary Went 49/50.
Event 2 30 Target Medley Championship 15 target D/B 15 Target S/B Sponsored
by Cohuna Fishing and Camping. AA/OA: 1st Ray Peatling 125/126 Cohuna Clay
Target Club, 2nd Chris Dalrymple 124/126 Cohuna Clay Target Club, A 1st Gary
Went 74/75 Castlemaine Clay Target Club, 2nd Graham Young 73/75 Moulamein
Clay Target Club, B 1st Jeffrey Hogg 72/75 Kerang Clay Target Club, 2nd John Mitchell
69/75 Monarto-Alexandra Clay Target Club, C 1st Aaron Lyons 69/75 CohunaClay
Target Club, 2nd Matthew Wilkinson 68/75 Kerang Clay Target Club, Ladies Kylie
Lyons 68/75, Juniors Stephanie Peatling 66/75, Veterans Gary Went 74/75.
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Round 2–VCTA South East Zone Premier Teams
Premier Teams event, round two
at Korumburra, was contested on
Saturday 28th of April by 130 shooters
participating in twenty two teams and
six Junior teams.
A 9.30 am start over three layouts headed off
on time under a clear sunny sky, with an over
the shoulder, left to right, gusting at times,
breeze.
Event one the Handicap saw eight possibles and two of those
standing on 24 Mts,
one of whom was the
eventual winner, Geoff
Aston who is now 25
Mts, with a score of
43/44, second was
Geoff Tunks 37/38 out
lasting son, Jack 36/37
Geoff Aston HC who was third. Back
Marker was Daimian
Appleby 35/36 and the Junior Front Marker was
Jamie Zechner 24/25.
and the targets could not have been all that
bad. Peter Mills out lasted everyone to take
Overall 110 / 110, AA S Aston 109/110, B Stokes
103/104, A F Ibbott 70/71, P Arbaci 56/57, B C
Mitchell 67/68, N Zechner 49/50, C P Gilmour
43/44, K Goetz 42/43.
Three shooters had shot the lot and it was Paul
Haslam 104/105 that won the High Gun. Lisa
Hawker 48/50 was the winner of the Ladies
High Gun and the Junior High Gun winners
were A grade, M Woods 49/50, B grade,
J Tunks 57/60 and C grade J Zechner 48/50.
Jnr HGs M Woods, J Tunks, J Zechner
The winning team was Melbourne Red D
Appleby, J Spicer, G Aston, R Esplin & B
Humphries who won the day with 240 from
Morwell Red 238 and Nepean 237.
In the Juniors it was Melbourne A M Woods
and K Dunkley who won their section with 97
from Werribee 96. Once again there was very
little between the teams.
Next round is at Frankston Australian in early
June.
Jnr Team Melbourne A
Chris Carrol, Zone Secretary
In the teams section Melbourne Blue
headed the field with
119 from Nepean 118
and Morwell Red 116
and in the Juniors it
was Melbourne A, 49
from Werribee 47.
DB OA Peter Mills
The Double Barrel was
next with 36 possibles and 37 one down
24’s, so the conditions
Winning Team Melbourne Blue
HG Paul Haslem
The Squire reports from West Wyalong
West Wyalong Clay Target Club is very
lucky in that there is a core of very hard
working members who attend working
bees and make sure all the equipment is
in place and functioning perfectly.
And so it was when the first squad of shooters was
called for a round of skeet at the May shoot all
their work was worthwhile as the layout worked
very well and the hours of toil brought favourable
comments from the visitors.
Although not use to shooting skeet everyone
soon got the hang of it as they blazed away at
50 targets.
Allan Schirmer and James Turner shared first
place with 43/50. James is very new to skeet and
shows a lot of promise, especially in the confident way he consistently broke crossing targets.
Digger Ellison, an old skeet shooter from way
back, was second 42/50 and Dozer Collins came
in third 41/50.
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An enjoyable morning.
After the skeet equipment was packed away
and shooters partook of the usual barbeque, the
afternoon program of Down the Line shooting
commenced.
First up was a 25 Target Double Barrel Cash
Divide and Matt Schiller, Luke Ellison, Dozer
Collins and Wayne Ambrose all shot 25/25 to
share AA Grade.
It was good to see Wayne Ambrose in AA Grade.
Wayne has been close to AA Grade for so long
and eventually his persistence has paid off. Ray
Schiller 25/25 won A Grade and Kelvin Maxwell
22/25 was the B Grade winner.
There was 500 bucks up for grabs in the 50
Target Handicap event and the smile on young
James Turner’s face when he scored 48/50 to
claim the majority of the prize money had to be
seen to be believed.
James is an enthusiastic young shooter who
helps a lot around the club and for him to win
against such high quality opposition is outstanding and further illustrates his future capabilities.
Matt Schiller 53/57 won the shoot off from
Wayne Ambrose 52/57 to be second and third
respectively. Michael Elmes 50/55 dropped out
of the shoot early but made his trip from Narrandera worthwhile when he claimed fourth
position.
The final event of the day was 25 Targets Points
Score Cash Divide and surprisingly both Luke
Ellison and Dozer Collins pulled a second barrel
and had to share AA Grade 74/75. Although only
relatively new to A Grade, Narelle Ambrose is
making her presence felt taking out her grade
with a very creditable 74/75. Trent Gordon, from
Barellan won B Grade with 66/75.
Matt Schiller collected the High Gun pocket
knife with a total of 144/150 for the day.
Once again only a small shoot but very relaxed
and enjoyable for all in attendance.
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2012 COMMONWEALTH TRAP CARNIVAL
Hosted by the Victorian Clay Target Assoociation
Venue:
ECHUCA CLAY TARGET CLUB
14, 15, 16 SEPTEMBER 2012
Friday 14th, 9 a.m. start
Event 1 Commonwealth Double Rise Championship, 25 pr from 15m.
Graded AA-A-B-C. Overall, plus 1st, 2nd, 3rd each grade, plus 1st Women, Juniors,Veterans
Event 2 Commonwealth Handicap, 50 tgts from ACTA Handicap Marks
Prizes awarded 1st to 5th place, plus 1st Women, Juniors,Veterans
Saturday 15th, 8.30 a.m. start
Event 3 Commonwealth Single Barrel Championship, 50 tgts from 15m.
Event 4 Commonwealth Double Barrel Championship, 50 tgts from 15m.
Sunday 16th, 8.30 a.m. start
Event 5 Commonwealth Pointscore Championship, 50 tgts from 15m.
Event 6 Commonwealth Champion of Champions Championship,
75 tgts from 18m.
FULL NOMINATIONS EVENTS 1-5 – Open $55, Juniors $40, 2nd Family members (Husband or Wife) $45
FULL NOMINATIONS EVENT 6 – Open $60, Juniors $45, 2nd Family members (Husband or Wife) $50
PRE-NOMINATIONS EVENTS 1-5 – Open $45, Juniors $30, 2nd Family members (Husband or Wife) $35
PRE-NOMINATIONS EVENT 6 – Open $50, Juniors $35, 2nd Family members (Husband or Wife) $40
All events to be shot in one visit – six shooters per squad except the Handicap,
5 tgts per lane, 5 shooters per squad.
HANDICAP CARDS MUST BE PRESENTED AT NOMINATION.
SHOOT OFFS CONTINUED UNDER LIGHTS IF NECESSARY
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PRE-NOMINATIONS CLOSE AUGUST 31st 2012
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VICTORIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION Inc.
C/– JIM SHEPHERD, 22 HUBBLE ST, MARYBOROUGH 3465
The VCTA would like to thank their generous sponsors for supporting this Carnival –
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2012 Commonwealth Trap Carnival
14, 15 & 16 September 2012
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Double Rise Championship 25 Pr
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Single Barrel Championship – 50T
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Points Score Championship – 50T
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You may nominate only once at the Carnival and must decide on that day which events you are shooting. Shooters will remain in their allocated squads
for the duration of the Carnival. Squads will rotate daily.
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Competition
RESULTS
BUNDABERG CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
LOT 20 KAY McDUFF DRIVE
ANNUAL TWO DAY CARNIVAL
SATURDAY 4TH & SUNDAY 5TH AUGUST 2012
9.00 AM START BOTH DAYS
6 – EVENTS
Queensland
Ballandean 20/05/2012
COOL/SUNNY (52): 5T Points E/O 15M:
FIRST: M Williamson, G Hope, H Finch,
D Green, K Hope, P Turner, C Norman, F
Musumeci, D Newberry, L Grassick, Terry
Rogers, J Reid, M Smith, S Costanzo, R Obst,
SJ Puglisi, Tony Rogers; 25T BCTC PS CS
15M OA: P Westbury 135/135; AA: M Colley
134/135, R Bartley 110/111; A: D Newberry
73/75, K Hope 72/75; B: M Smith 74/75,
R White 71/75; C: H Finch 64/75, A Knight
56/75; 25T SB CHUB SMITH MEMORIAL
15M OA: P Elsley 38/38; AA: J Reid 41/42,
R Bartley 40/42; A: M Westbury 23/25, L
Grassick 25/28; B: M Turner 31/32, J Turner
30/32; C: H Finch 21/25, A Knight 17/25; 25T
HC: J Lee 25/25, D Conduit 29/30, C Norman
28/30; 25T CONT DB 15M OA: Tony Rogers
54/54; AA: SJ Puglisi 53/54, R Bartley 38/39;
A: M Westbury 51/52, B Battle 28/29; B: M
Williamson 25/25, G Hope 24/25; C: D Bartley
21/25, H Finch 21/25; HG & OA: R Bartley
162/165; ENCOURAGEMENT: D Bartley.
Ballandean 17/06/2012
Cold/windy (52): 50T DB AO: F Musumeci
50/50; AA: Terry Rogers 60/61, R Bartley
59/61; A: J Edmonds 49/50, R Squires 48/50;
B: G Paremain 48/52, W Eastwell 47/52; C:
D Musumeci 46/50, D Bartley 41/50; 25T
HC: Terry Rogers 31/33, G Costanzo 30/33,
R Deans 31/34; 15 Pr D/R OA: G Costanzo
28/30; AA: D Bennett 26/30, D Conduit 31/40;
A: M Harold 27/30, R Squires 25/30; B: S
Thomas 24/30, S Scalia 23/30; C: D Musumeci
22/30, L Knight 16/30; HG OA: G Costanzo
100/105; Encouragement: S Goldthorpe.
Blackwater 26th & 27th May 12
Sat cool cloudy clearing to sunny: Sun. Sunny
(44): 25T DB: O/A:1st L Brandt 39/39, AA:1st
C Polsen 48/50, 2nd M Warnock 46/48;
A:1st I Shivloch 32/33, 2nd P Watt 24/25;
B:1st B Bentley 24/25, 2nd M Currie 26/28;
C: 1st S Millar 38/39, 2nd R Sues 29/33;
50T Cont State DB CS: O/A: 1st G McPherson 50/53; AA:1st R Ohlsen 49/53, 2nd M
Warnock 45/52; A:1st P Watts 46/50, 2nd
J Storch 41/50; B: 1st C Beavis 44/50, 2nd
C Bourne 42/50; C: 1st R Sues 35/51, 2nd
S Millar 34/51; 25T HC: 1st V Storch 29/30,
2nd M Currie 28/30, 3rd B Cowley 24/26, 4th
R Selke 27/29, 5th B Bentley 26/29; 25T PS:
O/A: 1st B Pavy 90/90; AA: 1st M Warnock
89/90, 2nd G McPherson 74/75; A: 1st P
Watts 79/81, 2nd I Shivloch 78/81; B: 1st
C Bourne 71/75, 2nd J Mott 70/75; C: 1st
R Sues 65/75, 2nd R Selke 64/75; 100T DB
Q.C.T.A. Central Zone
SKEET CARNIVAL
Blackwater Clay Target Club Inc
Blackwater C.Q.
28th & 29th July 2012
Saturday 28th July 2012 Commencing 9am
Event 1 25 Tgts Q.C.T.A. C.Z. Coalfields
Skeet Handicap
$20
Skeet C’ship
$60
Event 3 50 Tgts 20 & 28 Gauges Combined
Q.C.T.A. C.Z. Blackwater Skeet C’ship $30
Sunday 29th July 2012
Commencing 9am
Skeet Doubles
$30
Skeet C’ship
$30
Overall Central Zone High Gun Sash
Events 1 2 4 & 5
Central Zone team selected over events 2 & 5
Sash Badges & Cash Prizes
C Zone President:
Brian Muirson
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Blackwater Club:
Vere Storch
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** $7,500.00 CASH &TROPHIES **
OVERALL HIGH GUN
WEBLEY & SCOTT UNDER / OVER
SPONSORED BY
HIGHLAND SPORTS
GRADE HIGH GUNS
SPONSORED BY
ARCHER RIVER ROADHOUSE
50T D/B C’SHIP
SPONSORED BY
NIOA TRADING
FEDERAL AMMUNITION
$1000.00 FOR 1ST IN HANDICAP
SPONSORED BY
GRAHAM & MARGARET RUDD
SINGLE BARREL C’SHIP
SPONSORED BY
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50T D/B C’SHIP
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25T CON’T C’SHIP
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FULL PROGRAM IN JULY ISSUE
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CS: O/A: 1st M Warnock 164/166; AA: 1st G
McPherson 135/136, 2nd R Ohlsen 106/109;
A: 1st P Watts 98/100, 2nd J Storch 92/100;
B: 1st G Whitfield 96/100, 2nd J Mott 96/102;
C: 1st R Selke 87/102, 2nd G Harms 86/102;
100T DB CS: O/A: 1st M Warnock 164/166;
AA: 1st G McPherson 135/136, 2nd R Ohlsen
106/109; A: 1st P Watts 98/100; 2nd J Storch
92/100; B: 1st G Whitfield 96/100, 2nd J Mott
96/102; C: 1st R Selke 87/102, 2nd G Harms
86/102; A: I Shivloch 245/275; B: C Beavis
252/275; C: Ruth Selke 225/275; Lad: L
Brandt 246/275; Jun: A Morris 197/275; Vet:
G Whitfield 252/275.
Bundaberg 2 & 3/06/2012
Realy wet saturday and clearing Sunday (11
SKEET & 29 TRAP): 25T SK OG CD A: J Riggs
20/25; B: A Bozier 23/25; C: P BOZIER 24/25;
25T SK CS OA: J Riggs 25/25; A: J Riggs 25/25;
B: K Rehbein 23/25; C: P Bozier 24/25; 25T DB
CD AA: R Rehbein, S Bylsma, A Bylsma 25/25;
A: K Rehbein 24/25; B: B Morrissy 25/25; C: C
Scott 23/25; 30T MED AA: R Rehbein 50/50;
A: T Gardner 47/50; B: R Howie 46/50; C: C
O’Brien 45/50; 25T SB AA: I Wynyard 24/25;
A: B Charteris 22/25; B: M Budgen 21/25; C:
B Scott 21/25; 15 PR DR CS OA: J McGuirk
27/30; AA: R Rehbein 26/30; A: J Zaric 26/30;
B: T Rosmalen 23/30; C: J McGuirk 27/30; OA
HG: R Rehein 124/130.
Caboolture 3/06/2012
25T DB Sweeps AA: W Humphries, D Stevens,
G Landgridge, S Cannizario, J Rapisarda 25/25;
AA: M Davis, T Heuser, J Pieterse, S Nucifora
25/25; B: F Mills 23/25, T Pieterse 21/25; C:
A Sisson 23/25, S Patti 23/25; 25T Points
AA: J Rapisarda 73/75, G Langridge 141;A: B
Brown 71/75, A Aitchison 90/96; B: T Pieterse
66/75, M Jardine 61/75; C: A Sisson 58/75, S
Patti 52/75; 30T DB AA: D Stevens 114/144,
G Langridge 113/114; A: B Brown 55/56,
M Davis 54/56; B: F Mills 48/53, T Pieterse,
47/53; C: A Sisson 39/50, S Patti 35/50; HC:
A Aitchison 25/25, G Mason 27/28, J Devery
26/28; HG: AA: G Langridge 169/175; A: B
Brown 167/175; B: T Piererse 153/175; C: A
Sisson 143/175; OA: J Papisarda 171/175.
Caboolture 10/06/2012
Wet, windy and cold (11): 50T SKT CD AA: L
Hughes 50/50; A: M Rhue, T Rhue, N Dimmick
47/50; B: C Parker 44/50; 50T SKT Monthly
Champion: AA: G Walker 60/60; A: T Rhue
50/50; B: C Parker 44/50; 50T SKT Doubles:
AA: L Hughes 50/50; A: T Rhue 46/50; B: C
Parker 38/50; OA HG: N Hughes 146/150.
Callide Dawson 20/05/2012
Fine (21): 30T Medley 10T DB, 10T SB, 10T
PS, 15m: AA:M Elliott 68/71, L Bunker 67/71;
A: R Holden 49/50, B Scarborough 48/50;
B: S McGovern 44/50, S Pearce 42/50; C: S
Fenwick 42/50,T Onekawa 39/50; 25T DB
15m: AA: M Elliott 28/28, S Wieting 27/28;
A: M Hethrington 39/40, W Daly 38/40; B:
W Waldron 24/25, S Pearce 26/28; C: L Batin
24/25, S Fenwick 22/25; 25T DB PS 15m: AA:
L Bunker 74/75, M Elliott 71/75; A: W Daly
74/75, W Scarborough 72/75; B: S McGovern
67/75, S Pearce 62/75; C: S Fenwick 64/75,
T Onekawa 58/75; 25T DB CONT 15m: AA:
C Polsen 42/42, M Elliott 41/42; A: W Daly
24/25, B Scarborough 33/36; B: S McGovern
23/25, K Wieting 22/25; C: T Onekawa
22/25, S Fenwick 21/25; 15Pr D/D 18m: S
McGovern, M Hetherington 20/20, L Bunker,
B Scarbrough 19/20.
Callide Dawson 17/06/2012
Cool & Windy (12): 25T DB 15M AA: M
Burnett 25/25; A: J Paul 23/25; B: S McGovern
25/25; C: T Onekawa 20/25; 30T DB PS 15M
AA: M Burnett 90/90; A: R Assman 80/90; B:
S McGovern 85/90; C: S Larsen 71/70; 25T
SB 15M AA: M Burnett 23/25; A: R Assman
22/25; B: J Fairley 22/25; C: S Larsen 17/25;
25T DB CONT 15M AA: M Elliott 24/25; A: P
Degit 22/25; B: S Pearce 22/25; C: T Onekawa
19/25; 10 PR D/R 15M AA: M Elliott 17/20;
A: P Degit 15/20; B: S McGovern 16/20; C:
S Larsen 8/20.
Charters Towers 3/06/2012
Overcast & Cool (22): SKT S x S: D KIllick, R
Peno, C Scott, G Davis, G Archer 25/25; 25T
DB 15m AA: A Hanna, N Sheehan, G Archer
25/25; A: Jim Davis, Joe Davis, R Linton
25/25; B: D Guy, P Hando 23/25; C; S Pack;
CALLIDE DAWSON
Clay Target Club Inc.
Annual Two day DTL Shoot 200 target of
Friendly country shooting $6000 in prizes
1st & 2nd September 2012
Saturday 1st 9.00am start
Event 1 30 Target Medley Eye Opener
10DB 10SB 10 Points Sweepstakes
1st 2nd 3rd AA A B & C Grades
Event 2 30 Target Double Barrel Continental Championship
Sash Overall winner 1st and 2nd prizes each grade
Event 3 30 Target Single Barrel Championship
Event 4 30 Target Double Barrel Championship
$20
$20
$20
$20
Sunday 2nd 8.30am start
Event 5 50 Target Double Barrel Points Championship
$35
Event 6 30 Target DB Handicap Championship
$25
Sash overall winner, Cash Prizes 1st to 5th
Total Noms $140
• Reduced Nominations Ladies Veterans Juniors $100 if shooting full program
• Overall High Gun Sash and Prize contested over all 6 events
• High Guns each grade Sash and Prize
• Ladies Veterans & Junior High Guns Sash and prize
Practice available from 3.00pm Friday,
Free camping on grounds power access hot showers
Meals available from Friday night to Sunday Lunch – Licensed Bar Operating
The committee reserves the right to alter the program
President:
Secretary:
Ron Holden 07 4995 8319
Mal Elliott 07 4995 8080 or 0418 716 724
Dalby Gun Club Inc
2 Day Annual Shoot
25 & 26 August 2012
Saturday 25 August 2012 Starting 9am
Event 1 30 Target Medley
10 DB 10 SB 10 Pts
$20.00
Overall Sash & Trophy
Trophies 1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 2 30 Target Single Barrel
Championship
Event 3 50 Target Double Barrel
Championship
$20.00
$30.00
Nominations for Saturday $70.00
Meal Friday & Saturday night
Breakfast Saturday & Sunday Morning
Sunday 26 August 2012 Starting 8.3am
Event 4 30 Target Points Championship
$20.00
Event 5 30 Target Continental Championship $20.00
Event 6 15 Pair Double Rise
$20.00
Overall Sash &Trophy
Nominations for Sunday $60.00
Total Nominations$130.00
Veterans Junior and Ladies $90.00
High Guns Overall AA A B & C Grades
Sash & Trophy
Ladies Juniors & Veterans Sash & Trophy
Practice available from 3pm Friday 24th August
Bar - BBQ - Ammunition and camping
available on grounds
Accommodation
Pathfinder Motel 07 4662 4433
Dalby Motel 07 4662 3222
Dalby Manor Motel 07 4661 1011
Dalby Mid Town Motel 1800 032 529
Kobbers Motor Inn 07 4669 7488
The committee reserves the right to alter the program if necessary
For further inquiries please phone
Brad Reimers 0428 681 191 or Bill Allan 0429 722 060
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Tambo Clay Target Club Inc
Annual Two Day Shoot Program
Sat 22nd & Sun 23rd September 2012
Saturday 22nd September 8.30am Start
Event 1: 50T Double Barrel Championship
$35.00
Overall 1st and 2nd AA A B and C Grades
Event 2: 30T Single Barrel Championship
$20.00
Event 3: 30T DB Continental Championship $20.00
Saturday Night Event:
25T QCTA Central Zone
Night DB Continental Championship
Sunday 23rd September 8.30am Start
Event 4: 30T DB Points Score Championship
James Gall Memorial
$20.00
Event 5: 30T Double Barrel Handicap
$35.00
1st 2nd 3rd 4th & 5th
Total Nominations $130.00
Reduced Nominations $80.00
Total Prize value over $8,000.00
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
reduced nominations if shooting
full two-day program
25T Points 15m AA: A Hanna, N Sheehan,
G Archer 75/75; A: J Sebastiani 74/75; B: D
Killick, P Hando, R MacCormack 74/75; C: S
Pack; 25T CONT 15m AA: N Sheehan, S Goss
25/25; A: Jim Davis, J Sevastiani, R Linton, F
Higgins 24/25; B: Joe Davis, R MacCormack
23/25; C: S Pack; 10Pr D/R AA: A Hanna, S
Goss 18/20; A: Jim Davis, C Scott 18/20; B: R
Peno 18/20; C: S Pack; 4Pr D/D: A Hanna & J
Sebastiani, R Gough & Jim Davis.
Dysart 3/06/2012
Fine (11): 25T DB AA: P Watts, E Bates 25/25;
B: P Mair 23/25; C: S Millar 25/25; 25T PS
AA: A Skinner 73/75; B: P Mair 71/75; C: S
Millar; 25T CONT AA: P Watt, S Millar, E
Bates 24/25; B: P Mair 23/25; C: S Millar, E
Death 22/25; 25T HC AA: T Moore 23/25;
B: P Mair 21/25; C: S Millar, E Death 19/25;
AA: T Moore 142/150, E Bates; B/C: P Mair
138/150, S Millar 131/150; Dysart Monthly
Challenge: S Millar 54/56.
Gemfields 20/05/2012
Sunny & Cold (13): 25T DB AA: R Woolcock
25/25; A: D Scully 24/25; B: C Cross 23/25, B
Nasser 22/25; C: G NAson 24/25, D Milgate
20/25; 25T PS AA: R Woolcock 25/25; A:
D Scully 22/25; B: B Nasser 23/25, C Cross
22/25; C: G Nason 22/25, B Rouse 20/25;
25T CONT AA: R Woolcock 21/25; A: D Scully
24/25; B: C Cross 22/25, S Schnitzering, B
Nasser 18/25; C: B Rouse 22/25, S James
21/25; 15PR D/R AA: R Woolcock 23/30; A:
D Scully 15/30; B: C Cross 22/30; B: B Nasser
19/30; C: G Nason 19/30, D Milgate, S James
16/30; HG AA & A: R Woolcock 142/155, D
Scully 124/155; B: C Cross 133/155, B Nasser
127/155; C: G Nason 127/155, B Rouse
109/155.
Gladstone 13/05/2012
Fine, Sunny (18): 25T DB AA-A: B Minos
25/25, N Busteed 24/25; B-C: J Thomas
23/25, B Pearce 22/25; 25T DB CONT AA-A:
B Minos 46/47, B Busteed 51/53; B-C: S
Fenwick 23/25, B Pearce 23/28; 25T SKT
AA-A-B: B Busteed 25/25, G Darr 22/25; C:
W Daly 24/25, T Huggett 21/25; 25T SKT
HC: B. Pearce ,W Daly, N Busteed; 25T SKT
Club CS: Club Champion: W Daly 24/25; C: J
Thomas 20/25, N Busteed 26/33.
Gold Coast 2/05/2012
Overcast (23): 75T Night Trap Medley AA:
M Swale 122/125, K Tomkins 121/125; A:
J Tomkins 116/125, P Lunin 114/125; B: M
Jardine 110/125, C Pearce 108/125; C: R
McNamara 107/125, B Archer 105/125.
Sunny & Mild (54): 25T Points Sweeps AA:
N Sheehan 75/75, B Wiseman, G Gordon, R
Wilde, F Cilli, T O’Leary 74/75; A: J Hockings
75/75, A O’Leary, B Willis 72/75; B: P Sorby
74/75, M Allott, J Willmann 72/75; C: L
Evans 59/75, K Knight 57/75; 50T DB AA: S
Trafford 55/55, R Wilde 54/55; A: S Willmann
103/104, W Perry 102/104; B: J Willmann
50/50, F Mills 51/53; C: K Knight 45/50, J
Auger 41/51; Garry Sheehan Memorial 50T
CONT HC: J Willmann 49/50, M Smith 48/50,
T Morony 47/50, M Swale 50/54; OA HG: J
Willmann 171/175.
Cool & showery (26): 50T Sporting A: J Palfreeman 41/50; B: R McFadyen 41/50; C: G
Leggott 21/50; 50T Sporting A: J Baird 41/50;
B: R McFadyen 42/50; C: G Leggott 25/50;
OA: R McFadyen 83/100.
Crisp & Cool (23): 75T Night Medley AA: S
Weeden 120/125, J Pole 116/125; A: P Strange
122/125, L Anderson 119/125; B: P Sorby
110/125, D Pooley 95/125; C: R McNamara
99/125, R Bond 80/125.
Goondiwindi 10/06/2012
(31): 50T DB CD AA: J Turner 50/50, M
Johnson 111/112, J Mulligan 110/112; A:
J Robb 49/50, T Robb 65/69, H Johnson
64/69; B: B Ping Kee 54/57, T Montgomery
53/57, K Noud 47/53; C: T Schultz 40/51, J
Fowles 39/51, S Harris 36/5; 50T CONT AA:
C Mitchell 171/175, M Johnson 237/245, J
Mulligan 236/245; A: S Winning 167/175, T
Gibson 165/175, J Robb 163/175; B: K Noud
GOLD
COAST
CLAY TARGET CLUB
AUGUST PROGRAMS
Practice: 1.00 to 5.00 pm every Saturday
Wednesday 1st August – Night Trap 7.00 pm Start
75 Targets 15m – Nomination includes Hot Supper
Sunday 5th August – Sporting 9.30 am Start
100 Targets Sporting Clays - Graded Trophies
High Guns Overall AA A B & C Grade
Ladies Junior & Veteran High Gun
Friday 10th August – Night Trap 7.00 pm Start
Overall Sash & Trophy - 1st & 2nd Each Grade
Dinner Available
Contacts Jason Glover President 07 4654 6011
Tom Jarvis 07 4654 6197
Saturday 11th & Sunday 12 August
Shoot practice Friday afternoon
start 2.00pm
(Sporting Captain: Kevin Seeney 0427 761945)
Includes 50T State Night Points Score C’ship
(Trap Captain: Mike Swale 0418 763168)
ANNUAL TRAP CARNIVAL –8.30 am start each day
6 Championship Events - Sashes + 1st & 2nd ea gr
Overall, Grade & Section High Guns
Dinner & Entertainment Saturday Night - Free Camping
(Trap Captains: Mike Swale 0418 763168, Tony O’Leary 0424 273140)
See full page advertisement this issue
Meals available on site
Breakfast Saturday & Sunday morning 7.00am
Saturday evening meal
Full camping facilities available
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Sunday 19th August – Skeet 9.30 am Start
125 Targets - Four Graded Events
(Skeet Captains: Tony Crandon 0409 349755, Darren Mann 0431 632397)
Club: 81 Gross Rd Woongoolba. Ph: (07) 5546 1368
Debbie Young - President: 0419 880080.
www.goldcoastclaytargetclub.com
The Committee reserves the right to alter advertised programs
GOLD COAST CLAY TARGET CLUB
August Trap Carnival
11th & 12th August 2012
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Overall High Gun
Grade High Guns
Ladies High Gun
Veterans High Gun
Junior High Gun
- Sponsored by Gael & Colin Witt
- Sponsored by Exclusive Memories
- Sponsored by Debbie Young
- Sponsored by Shane Weeden
- Sponsored by Steve Laffey
Full Noms 2 days $150.00 / Reduced Noms for Ladies, Juniors, Veterans $120.00
5 Star
Buffet Dinner on Saturday night Breakfast and Lunch available daily

Meals Ammunition Bar Refreshments Powered Camp Sites Hot Showers
Practice from 1.00 – 5.00 pm Friday 10th August
BBQ Dinner Friday Night
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Annual Two Day Carnival
August 18th & 19th 2012
Saturday August 18th 9.00am Start
Event 1 5 Target Eye Opener
$35
50 Target Double Barrel Championship
Overall sash & trophy,
1st trophy AA A B C, 2nd trophy AA A B C
Ladies Veterans & Junior trophies
(if 3 or more)
Event 2 30 Target Gem Special Points Score
$25
Overall sash & sapphire
1st sapphire AA, A, B, C
2nd sapphire AA A B C
(if 3 or more)
Event 3 30 Target Continental Championship $20
(if 3 or more)
Sunday August 19th 8.30am Start
Event 4 30 Target Points Score Championship $20
(if 3 or more)
Event 5 30 Target Single Barrel Championship $20
Overall sash & trophy
(if 3 or more)
Event 6 Gemfields Clay Target Club
30 Target Handicap Challenge
$20
Alan Grimshaw Memorial Handicap
Overall $1000 cash 2nd $500
3rd $250 4th $150 5th $100
Full Noms for whole weekend $140
Ladies/Junior/Veteran $85
Saturday Night 2 course dinner - Mini Calcutta
HIGH GUNS:
Sash & Prize Overall AA A B C
Ladies, Veterans & Juniors (if 3 or more)
Powered van sites, hot showers
Practice available from 3pm Friday
Meals available from Friday to Sunday night
Ammo available.
Management reserves to right to alter the program
Enquiries President Robbie Cross 4985 4625
Secretary Sheridan James 0439 776 662
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GOONDIWINDI GUN CLUB INC.
Gemfields Clay Target Club Inc.
MACKENZIES HOME TIMBER & HARDWARE
ELGAS – SUHR BUILDERS
Fifteenth
Annual
One Day
Open Shoot
Three Club Championships
Sunday 12th August 2012
9.00am
Event 1
Sponsored by: SUHR BUILDERS
50 Target Double Barrel
15m Club Championship
Overall Medallion. Badge 1st each grade
& trophies - 1 2 3, AA A B C
Event 2
Sponsored by: ELGAS
Points Score
Event 3
Sponsored by: MACKENZIES
HOME TIMBER & HARDWARE
Continental
Nominations $25.00 each event
or $70.00 the full program.
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
$60.00 (full program only)
President Roger Carrigan 0429 700 761
Secretary Andrew Hoffman 0428 671 908
160/175, J Fea 158/175, B Ping Kee 156/175;
C: S Harris 149/175, T Schultz 114/175.
Gympie 10/06/2012
Overcast & Showery (25): 25T Sweepstakes
AA: M Mengel 25/25; G Durre, G Mason, G
Matthew, S Whitehead 24/25; A: T Heuser
25/25; G McClymont, M Zipf, K Greensill
24/25; B: B Hodgens 25/25, M Wass, L
Stolberg 22/25; C: M Nuske, C Lewis 21/25,
C Rodgers 20/25; 25T Points AA: S Whitehead
85/87, G Durre 84/87; A: K Greensill 79/84,
M Zipf 78/84; B: B Hodgens 67/75, M Wass
61/75; C: C Lewis 68/75, M Nuske 64/75; 25T
HC: B Brown 32/32, M Zipf 31/32, G Watson
26/28; 15Pr D/R off 15m AA: G Nuske 23/30,
G Matthew 22/302; A: T Heuser 24/30, M Zipf
22/30; B: B Hodgens 22/30, L Stolberg 15/30;
C: M Nuske 20/30, C Lewis 23/40; HG AA:
G Nuske 136/155; A: M Zipf 140/155; B: B
Hodgens 133/155; C: M Nuske 125/155.
Kingaroy 3/06/2012
Cloudy/rainy: 25T DB AA: M Rankin 92/92;
A: S Miatt 25/25; B: C Vink 25/25; C: D
Tessmann 23/25; 25T SB AA: G Cramp 32/32;
A: R Horn 23/25; B: S Powne 22/25; C: D Hill
20/25; 25T CONT AA: G Brown 44/44; A: R
Horn 28/29; B: S Powne 25/25; C: C Otto
23/25; 15 Pr DR AA: M Stewart 37/40; A: K
Mills 25/30; B: S Davis 21/30; C: D Hill 21/30;
HG: M Rankin 98/100; A: R Horn 92/100; B:
C Vink 90/100; C: D Hill 78/100.
Mackay-Sarina 13/05/2012
25T DB AA: T Coco 24/25; A: D Axiak 23/25;
B: T Gordon 23/25; C: G Oats 23/25; 25T PS
AA: S Dolan 73/75; A: D Axiak 63/75; B: T
Gordon 70/75; C: J Sommerfield; 25T SB AA:
S Dolan 22/25; A: D Axiak 16/25; B: T Gordon
22/25; C: B Simpson & G Howard 18/25; 25T
CONT AA: S Dolan 24/25; A: D Axiak 23/25;
B: T Gordon 22/25; C: S Matsen 24/25.
Mackay-Sarina 3/06/12
Fine & Windy (15): 25 DB AA: S Meaney
25/25, T Coco, R Meaney 24/25; B: A Love
22/25, K Green 21/25; C: G Oats, S Matsen,
B Jones 21/25, J Sommerfield 19/25; 25 PS
AA: S Meaney 75/75, T Coco 74/75; B: A Love
65/75, K Green 59/75; C: S Matsen 66/75,
B Jones 64/75; 25 HC: K Green, A Love, G
Oats 22/25, S Meaney & R Meaney 21/25;
25 CONT AA: R Meaney 24/25, S Dolan &
S Meaney 23/25; B: K Green 24/25, A Love
20/25; C: J Sommerfield & S Matsen 22/25,
G Goats 21/25.
Normantion 26 & 27/05/2012
Windy & Cold (89): Gulf County PTS CS
Sponsored by Floyd & Merle Johnson OA: E
Collins 113/114; AA: G Hayden 112/114, D
Reeves 82/84; A: B Davis 73/75, A Poggioli
72/75; B: P Bonato 92/96, D Killick 71/75; C:
T Robinson 69/75, M Johnson 64/75; VET: R
Cusack 68/75; LAD: D Reeves 72/75; Carpentaria DB CS Sponsored by Bobble’n’Go OA:
G Hayden 109/109; AA: S Curley 108/109,
D Reeves 95/96; A: J Sebastinani 74/75,
C Wilson 42/43; B: D Marriott 29/302, F
Johnson 33/34; C: M Hopkins 24/25, R
Draper 25/29; VET: E Collins 36/37; LAD: D
Reeves 24/25; Reliance Petroleum DB CONT
CS Sponsored by Reliance Petroleum OA: W
Reeves 46/47; AA: S Curley 45/47, B Murphy
38/39; A: C Davis 28/29, J Davis 29/30; B: R
Cusack 24/25, B Taylor 23/25; C: K Lightfoot
23/26, A Pearce 22/26; VET: P Ward 25/27;
LAD: D Reeves 23/25; Gllagher Butchering
Night DB CS Sponsored by Gallagher Butchering & Ludbrook’s OA: G Hayden 37/38; AA:
S Curley 31/33, W Reeves 24/26; A: B Gall
34/36, C Wilson 24/26; B: D Turner 36/38,
D Marriott 25/27; C: T Robinson 22/25, M
Nielsen 21/25; VET: N Beale 23/25; LAD: C
Ryan 23/25; Landsborough DB CS Sponsored
by Corsivia – GB OA: G Hayden 61/61; AA: R
Cusack 60/61, C Edgerton 55/56; A: B Gall
30/31, B Haig 24/25; B: T Coleman 32/34,
B Taylor 31/34; C: T Robinson 24/25, B Bird
23/26; VET: E Collins 25/27; LAD: D Reeves, C
Ryan 23/25: Carpentaria SB CS S & E Motors
OA: N Beale 25/25; AA: B Williams 33/34, T
Holmes 32/34; A: C Wilson 24/25; D Hobbs
34/37; B: T Coleman 23/25, D Kidd 25/28;
C: T Robinson 23/28, A Pearce 22/28; VET:
E Collins 22/25; LAD: C Ryan 22/25;Norwest
Plant & Past Points CS Sponsored by Plant
& Past OA: B Murphy 89/90; AA: G Hayden
73/75, J Williams 81/84; A: S Murphy 87/90,
C Ryan 74/75; B: D Kidd 73/75, D Marriott
77/81; C: G Fenk 68/75, T Robinson 66/75;
VET: E Collins 74/78; LAD: K Williams 70/75;
Carpentaria Classic Sponsored by Wayne
& Dianne Reeves: G Hayden 198/105; LAD
HG Sponsored by Stewart Gillman: C Ryan
247/275; VET HG Sponsored by Curley Cattle
T’port: E Collins 255/275; HG Sponsored by
Curley Cattle T’port AA: R Gough 288/305;
A: D Hobbs 252/275; B: D Marriott 241/275;
T Robinson 241/275; OA HG: G Hayden
266/275.
Redcliffe 20/05/2012
Fine & mild (36): 25T DB CD AA: G McMillan,
L Kearns 25/25, S Thompson, S Trafford, P
McAndrew 24/25; A: B Chain 25/25, G McClymont 24/25; B: R Kearns 24/25, C Bradford
23/25; C: S Patti, A Coco 23/25, A Lestani
21/25; 25T SB Trophies: AA: G McMillan
24/25, S Trafford 23/25; A: G Dennen 24/25,
D Shepherd 22/25; B: V McInnis 23/25, F Mills
26/28 (shoot off); C: A Lestani 17/25, A Coco
12/25; 100T DB Trophies: AA: S Thompson
99/100, S Trafford 143/154 (shoot off);
A: D Shepherd 96/100, P Smith 139/153
(shoot off); B: R Kearns 95/100, G Paviour
89/100; C: S Patti 90/106, A Lestani 89/106
(shoot off); HG OA: G McMillan 145/150;
AA: S Thompson 163/170 (shoot off); A: D
Shepherd 140/150; B: R Kearns 137/150; C:
V McInnis 125/150.
Redcliffe 17/06/2012
Warm & windy (42): 30T DB CD AA: G Langridge, S Trafford, Q Porfiri, P McAndrew
30/30, A Mills, J Teece 30/30, W Murray, G
McClymont, P Smith 29/30; B: T Zandegiacomo
29/30, L Casella, G Barnes, S Valastro 28/30;
50T HC: G Langridge 46/50, S Nucifora 45/50,
M Davis 44/50, G McClymont 48/55 (shoot
off); 25T SB AA: Q Porfiri 35/36, G McMillan
34/36 (shoot off); A: G Watson 24/25, B Brown
23/25; B: K Noud 22/25, B McNamara 21/25;
C: B Harper 18/25, M Harper 17/25; 25T
CONT AA: S Canniazzaro 25/25, P McAndrew
25/26 (shoot off); A: A Mills 25/25, M Davis
24/25; B: T Zandegiacomo 26/26, F Mills 25/26
(shoot off); C: M Harper 20/27, A Coco 19/27
(shoot off); HG OA: Q Porfiri 120/130; AA: G
Langridge 119/130; A: M Davis 118/130; B: T
Zandegiacomo 111/130; C: A lestani 114/146
(shoot off).
Roma16-6-2012
Perfect (23): Eli Denton Memorial 50T Cont
Cash Divide; AA: 1st John Cormack 50/50, 2nd
Mayne Murphy 49/50, 3rd Alan Pack 48/50, A:
1st Ian Andrews 48/50, 2nd Veronika Forsythe
47/50, 2nd Laurie Sheahan 47/50, B: 1st
Rob Purnell 48/50, 2nd Jim Murphy 43/50,
3rd Robert Pack 42/50, C: 1st Merv Phillips
43/50, 2nd Tony Allan 40/50, 2nd Michelle
Jury 40/50, 50T PS Eli Denton Memorial; O/A:
1st Ian Andrews 164/168, AA: 1st Cliff Reid
144/150, 2nd Alan Pack 143/150, A: 1st Bob
Lee 163/168, 2nd Laurie Sheahan 140/150,
B: 1st Robert Pack 132/150, 2nd Rob Purnell
126/150, C: 1st Merv Phillips 126/150, 2nd
Tony Allen 124/150,
Texas 27/05/2012
Fine, cool slight breeze (18): 50T DB: AA: 1st P
Redman 50/50, 2nd M Johnson 53/54; A: 1st J
Robb 49/50, 2nd T Robb 67/70; B: 1st C Skillington 49/05, 2nd R Christie 47/50; C: H Finch
40/50, 2nd J Mulkey 38/50; 50T PS: AA: 1st M
Johnson 148/150, 2nd P Redman 146/150; A:
1st J Robb 146/150, 2nd H Johnson 143/150;
B: 1st K Belford 144/150, 2nd J Mulkey
138/150; C: 1st H Finch 130/150; 10 PR DR:
1st M Johnson 19/20, 2nd K Belford 19/20.
Toogoolawah 27/05/2012
Fine & Sunny (14): 100T (50T DB, 50T CONT):
OA: W Perry 97/100; A: B Battle 92/100, J
Kennedy 92/100; B: G Blatchly 94/100, J
Boycon 85/100; C: J Buckland 77/100, L
Reilly 74/100.
Toowomba 10/06/2012
Cloudy & Cold (19): 25T DB AA: D Johnson
25/25; A: V Stiller, J Hesbrook, V Nolan 22/25;
B: C Gray 23/25; 25T SB AA: G Cramp 24/25,
D Johnson 22/25; A: P Molle 22/25, J Hesbrook
21/25; B: R McDougall 22/25, C Gray 21/25;
C: M Maloney 15/25; 50T HC: R McDougall
50/55, S Meagher 49/55, J Hesbrook 44/50;
15Pr D/D: J Robinson & B Fawcett 14/16, J
Hesbrook & M Maloney 13/16.
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Clay Target Club Inc
ACTA and SSAA Affiliated
P.O. Box 2068 Toowoomba QLD 4350
Pheasant & Grouse
SH
T
Saturday 18th - 11.00am
& Sunday 19th August 2012
- 9.30am
Proudly sponsored by Wembley &
Scott & Hutchinsons
Driven Grouse
(3 x 30 targets), &
Driven Pheasant
(3 x 30 Targets)
Open to Side by Side teams &
Under and Over teams.
Three person team event.
Teams to be made up of either 3 side by
side or three under and over shotguns
(no mixed teams allowed)
It’s on again, so bring your old shooting mates, choose
your own partners for the event or be put in a team
when you get here
Shooting starts at 9:30 am. Lunch and ammunition
available at the club.
Nominations only $30 per team.
Overall, 1st, and 2nd, each grade.
Normal sporting ACTA rules apply for safety and
ammunition. Grading will be done on the day using
the Lewis system. Each team of three will shoot at 90
targets thrown four, five or six at a time. More details
will be provided on the day.
The club reserves the right to change the program without notice.
Max Barton (Pres) 0428321138
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Townsville 19/20/05/2012
Fine - Windy - odd shower (40): 25T Trench:
B: W Cislowski & B Bosworth 22/25; C: P
Mackey & B McFarlane 17/25; 25T Trench: B:
W Cislowski 22/25, O Zammitt 21/25; C: B
McFarlane & P Mackey 16/25; 25T Trench: B:
N Sheehan 23/25, S Goss 22/25; C: B McFarlane 19/25, P Mackey 16/25; 10T Points AA:
B Bosworth, A Bosworth, S Goss; N Sheehan
30/30; A: J Davis, J Sebastiani, B Beazley, N
Beale 30/30; B: D Edwards 28/30; C: S Pack
28/30; 25T DB AA: S Goss & N Sheehan 25/25;
A: B McFarlane, G Reeves & B Beazley 25/25;
B: R McCormack & P Bonato 24/25; C: J Phillis
24/25, S Pack 22/25; 25T Points CONT AA: S
Goss 75/75, B Bosworth 74/75; A: G Reeves
70/75, P Ballarino 67/75; B: B Taylor 69/75,
D Edwards 67/75; C: D Cislowski 56/75, S
Pack 54/75; 25T Points AA: S Goss 149/150,
N Sheehan 148/150; A: N Beale 148/150, W
Weedon 146/150; B: N Sinclair 144/150 & R
Peno 143/150; C: J Phillis 143/150, S Pack
133/150; 25T HC: B Taylor 42/42, R Gough
41/42, J Sebastiani 54/55.
Townsville 17/06/2012
Fine (55): 25T SKT SxS HC: B Davis, N Benson,
W Read, D Vize, K Knuth, H Haythorpe,
C Glascow, Jim Davis, P Bonato, J Laws, R
Peno, P Dury, G Reeves all 25/25; 25T SKT
SxS HC: D Vise, B Davis, G Davis, Joe Davis,
Jim Davis, C Glascow, A Ballarino, P Bonato,
J Laws, P Dury, G Reeves all 25/25; 25T SKT
Doubles HC: D Vize, P Dury, J Laws, R Peno,
C Glascow 25/25, 25T CONT AA: G Archer,
B McFarlane, T Gurski, R Gough, B Bosworth
25/25; A: N Sinclair & N Benson 24/25; B: M
Stoneman & D Grace 25/25; C: J Phillis 22/25,
G Kent 21/25; 25T SB AA: R Gough 24/25, N
Sheehan, L Kenyon, G Archer, B Bosworth all
23/25; A: J Sebastiani 25/25, B Beazley & N
Sinclair 24/25; B: Joe Davis 25/25, Jim Davis
24/25; C: J Phillis 20/25, J Kitsas 16/25; 25T
DB AA: T Gurski, R Gough, C Barber, S Goss,
N Sheehan 25/25; A: J Sebastiani, P Dury, A
Ballarino 25/25; B: W Masters, R Peno, B
Davis 25/25; C: R Hyde 24/25, S Makris & J
Phillis 23/25; 25T Points AA: G Archer 75/75,
B Bosworth 74/75; A: N Benson 74/75, P Ballarino, P Dury, W Read 73/75; B: J Dunstone
75/75, W Masters & R MacCormack 74/75;
C: J Phillis 62/75, S Makris /75; 25T HC: J
Dunstone 30/30, N Sheehan 29/30, B
Bosworth 37/38
Northern Territory
Clay Target Association Inc
2012 ISSF
State Carnival
(OLYMPIC DISCIPLINES)
Saturday 11th August and
Sunday 12th August 9am start
VENUE:
Tasmania
DARWIN CLAY TARGET CLUB
Saturday 11th
Bothwell 20/05/12
Cool (24): 75T Medley: AA: S Browning
149/150; A : G Lyden 115/125; B: J Browning
129/150; C: M Downey 108/125; 25T Keith
Pulford Memorial HC: G Cotton 28/28, P
Howes 27/28, G Lyden 25/26; HG AA & OA:
T Browning 219/222; A: G Lyden 140/150;
B: G Dance 142/162; C: M Downey 132/150.
Bothwell 17/06/2012
Very Cold (19): 50T PS AA: B Smith 164/165;
A: K Bathman 143/150; B: J Browning 131/150;
C: R Aulich 132/150; 50T DB CONT AA: S
Browning 152/153; A: P Booth 48/50; B: D
Williams 57/62; C: R Aulich 41/40; HG AA &
OA: P Francis 217/220; A: K Bathman 190/200;
B: J Browning 173/200; C: R Aulich 173/200.
Burnie 9/06/12
Cold & Clear (20): State Night SB CS OA & AA:
S Browning 47/50; A: G Brain 44/50; B: T Clark
45/50; C: M Ware 33/50; State Night Mixed
Targets OA & B: R Ware 66/70; AA: S Browning
64/66; A: G Enniss 54/60; C: M Ware 48/60.
Cressy 1/04/2012
Fine & windy (21): 30T DB AA: S Browning
74/74; A: K Hibble 30/30; B: H Rhodes 50/50;
C: E Parker 26/30; 30T SB AA: S Browning
30/30; A: D Height 24/30; B: T Palmer 32/34;
C: R Ringwaldt 25/30; 40T STATE MXD CS AA
& OA: S Browning 59/60; A: D Height 56/60;
B: G Pratt 54/60; C: E Parker 51/60; OA HG:
S Browning 119/120.
Cressy 5/05/2012
Clear & mild (34): 50T STATE NIGHT CONT
OA & AA: J Foster 54/54; A: G Lyden 48/52; B:
D Williams 45/50; C: M Downey 39/50; 50T
STATE NIGHT HC: J Foster 49/50, K Booth
50/52, S Bennett 48/53, S Yates 50/53, B
Smith 47/50; OA HG: J Foster 103/104.
Cressy 3/06/2012
Icy cold (41): 100T DB CS OA & AA: S Yates
100/100, M Burling 99/100; A: G Enniss
98/100, P Booth 96/100; B: M Horsten
94/100, P Smith 88/100; C: J Wilson 84/100,
M Downey 78/100; LAD: N McCallum 78/100;
JNR: K Booth 98/100; VET: P Turner 96/100.
Mersey 19/05/12
Sunny ()22): 50T SKT: A: P Turner 49/50, C
Latham 47/50; B: R Mason 51/57, D Williams
49/55; C: J Rose 46/50, G Kelly 42/51; 50T PS
AA: P Turner 149/150, S Browning 146/150;
A: J Synfield 148/150, T Curtis 142/150; B:
D Williams 146/145, D Dawkins 143/165; C:
R Kelly 116/150, B Flood 100/150.
Mersey 16/06/2012
Very Wet (16): 50T DB: AA: P Turner 50/50;
A: G Enniss 49/50,T Clark 50/52; B: T McGee
44/50, P Smith 43/50; C: R Kelly 44/50;
50T PS AA: P Turner 141/150; A: G Enniss
143/150,T Clark 130/150; B: T McGee
127/150, P Smith 122/150; C: R Kelly 11/150.
Spring Bay 20/05/2012
Fine but cold (26): 25T PS CD AA: G Ellis and
D Dennision 74/75; A: C Arnol 74/75; B: D
Reynolds 66/75; C: J Wilson 63/75; 50T DB
Anniversay CS OA: P McGrath 59/59; A: E
Jones 50/50; B: R Kingston 47/50; C: J Wilson
43/50; 25T HC: E Jones 25/25, D Reynolds
24/25, G Arnol 32/35, R Kingston 31/32; HG:
C Arnol 142/150.
Spring Bay 17/06/2012
Fine and Cool (11): 60Tt MEDLEY AA: G
Arnol 97/100; A & OA: C Anol 98/100; B: D
Reynolds 85/100; C: J Wilson 77/100; 40Tt
Cash Trophy DB AA: G Arnol 40/40; A: E
Jones 35/40; B: L Holmberg 38/40; C: J Wilson
29/40; HG: G Arnold 137/150.
Northern
Territory
Alice Springs 27/5/2012
(17): 50T State SKT HC OA: Rui Desousa; A:
G Fletcher; B: S Zanca; C: C Spanner; 25T SB
Club HC OA: M Niland, J Niland, G Fletcher;
25T ACTA HC OA: B Carter; AA: S Zanca; A:
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Rui Desousa; B: J Niland; C: C Spanner; 25
Pr D/R OA: G Fletcher, J Niland, C Spanner.
Arnhem 13/5/2012
10T SB E/O: D Rossiter 10/10, S Walker 9/10;
25T DB AA: R Niven 25/25, S Walker 23/25;
75 Target Trap Men
75 Target + Final Trap Women
75 Target Skeet Men
75 Target + Final Skeet Women
Sunday 12th
50 Target Trap + Final Men
50 Target Skeet + Final Men
50 Pair Double Trap + Final
PLEASE NOTE:
As the Trench and Skeet programs will be shot
concurrently shooters will only be able to shoot
one event.
Sashes and badges for Overall
and First in A B & C Grade
The NTCTA Committee reserve the right to
change the program should the need arise
Some camping facilities will be available at
the Darwin Clay Target Club grounds but
will need to be confirmed by contacting
Tony on 0417 877 222
ENQUIRES PHONE: 0417 877 222 or
www.ntclaytarget.org.au
DAY 1 - 21st SEPTEMBER 2012
*Practice 10:00am start
*Competition 12:00 noon start
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*Practice 7:15am start
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A: T Niven 24/25 B: D Rossiter 21/25; C: N
Coxon, M Bertschi 21/25; 25T PS AA: S Walker
70/75, R Niven 68/75; A: T Niven 71/75; B: D
Rossiter; C: Bertschi 58/75, N Coxon, M Niven
55/75; 15Pr D/R AA: R Niven 25/30, S Walker
21/30; A: T Niven 24/30; B: D Rossiter 14/30;
C: M Niven 20/30, N Coxon 17/30; 25T SKT
AA: R Niven 23/25; B: S Walker 23/25; C: D
Rossiter 20/25, N Coxon 19/25; 25T SKT DB
AA: R Niven 24/25; B: S Walker 21/25; C: T
Niven 19/25, N Coxon, D Rossiter 15/25.
Arnhem 26/05/2012
Night shoot: 10T SB E/O: T Niven 10/10, R
Niven, D Rossiter, N Coxon, G Hillam 8/10;
25T DB AA: R Niven 24/25, S Walker 23/25; A:
T Niven 25/25; B: S Guiney 25/25, D Rossiter
20/25; C: G Hillam, D Edwards 23/25, J Milne,
N Coxon 22/25; 25T DB off 18m: AA: R Niven
23/25, S Walker 22/25; A: T Niven 23/25; B:
S Guiney 19/25, D Rossiter 18/25; C: J Milne
20/25, D Edwards 19/25; 25T SB AA: R Niven,
S Walker 22/25; A: T Niven 24/25; B: S Guiney
19/25, D Rossiter 17/25; C: J Milne 21/25, G
Hillam 19/25.
Darwin 20/05/12
Hot & windy(31): 50T DB: AA: 1st T Papandonakis 50/50; A: 1st R King 66/68; B: 1st L
Wylie 46/50; C: 1st P Bedgood 48/50; 25T SB:
AA: 1st D Howe 30/32; A: P Coogan 25/25;
B: 1st G Mills 21/25; C: 1st G Ferteklis 21/25;
10 Pr DR: AA: 1st N Ferteklis 18/20; A: 1st
P Coogan 16/20; B: G Mills 14/20; C: 1st C
Kouronis 12/20; 50T SKT HC: 1st Bart Irwin,
2nd A Emmett, 3rd G Hennessy.
South
Australia
Barmera 3/06/2012
50T DB AA: T Shoddock 48/50, E Schmaal
54/54; A: R Maywald 51/54, R Pash 46/50;
B: H Nunn 44/50, B Morris 43/50; C: I
Maywald 29/50, R Zangari 26/50; 20Pr D/R
A: R Maywald 38/48, J Vale 33/48; B: B Morris
21/40, H Nunn 20/40; C: I Maywald 15/40;
25T HC: F Albanese 24/25, R Pash 30/32, B
Morris 29/32; HG: T Shaddock 98/110.
Bordertown 27/05/2012
Overcadt, Cold southerly (10): 50T DB AA:
D Flavell 50/50, W Hawker, G Height 49/50;
B: B Papst 48/50, A Smith 46/50; C: P Noske
47/50, I Dumbar 43/50; 25T SB AA: W
Hawker, G Height 24/25; B: A Smith 23/258,
B Papst 19/25; C: I Dunbar 22/269, P Noske
21/26; 25T CONT AA: G Height 25/25, D
Flavell, W Hawker 24/25; B: S Wallis 24/25,
B Papst 19/25; C: I Dunbar 19/25, B Jarrett
18/25.
Broken Hill 9/06/2012
Cold & Windy (15): 25T SKT Doubles B:
C Lawrie 42/50, B Foley 41/50; C: J Davis
41/50, P Daly 40/50; 25T B/T A: E Stephenson 18/25, C Lawrie 17/25; B: B Foley 18/25,
W Channing, P Daly 17/25; C: P Smith 15/25,
D Buyrn 14/25; 25T HC CS: N Hill 35/37, E
Stephenson 34/37, W Channing 22/25; 50T
DB PS AA & A: J Lemmich 75/75, W Channing,
C Lawrie 71/75; B: B Foley 57/75, D Gates
47/75; C: N Butler 64/75, N Hill 62/75; OA
HG: Chris Lawrie 150/175.
International 18/05/12
Cool: 50T CZ TRENCH CS: A & OA: A Zupanic
45, E Parletta 38; B: D Oliviero 44, R Borzillo
38; C: A Panazzolo 0, L Gentilcore 27; 25T
CZ PS CS AA: A Zupanic 81/84, D Oliviero,
R Borzillo 71/75: A & OA: N West 82/84, L
Schubert 69/75; B: R Marcoionni 67/75, M
Leaford 65/75; C: C Noto 61/75, P Noto
60/75; 25T DB A: A Zupanic 25, E Parletta
36/37; B: M Leaford 32/33, L Gentilcore
31/33; C: P Noto 21, C Noto 20; HG: A
Zupanic 143/150.
International 17/06/2012
COLD/SHOWERS (34): 50T Trench: A & OA:
C Bentley 44, M Stokes 42; B: R Borzillo 41,
D Oliviero 40; C: G Tapscott 38/51, B Duncan
37/51; 15Pr D/R: AA & OA: C Bentley 30/30,
M Raper 35/40; B: L Ciaramellano 35/40, J
Byrnes 34/40; B: V Petraccaro 24/30, F Caltagirone 22/30; C: D Medlock 24/30, R Spinella
18/30; 50T DB: AA: C Bentley 134/134,
A Tapscott 126/126; A & OA: L Schubert
136/136, J Gilbert 129/129; B: V Petraccaro,
D. Martini 48/50; C: D Brakovskis 48/50, N
Campbell 46/50; VET: D Lymn 50/50; JNR: J
Tapscott 45/50; HG: C Bentley 124/130.
Kingston 16/06/2012
Cold and a few Showers (21): 30T DB AA: S
Zadow 69/70, D Beelitz 68/70; A: R Crane
29/31, P Winser 28/31; B: F Kentish 29/30, M
Freeman 29/31; C: T Decaux 29/32, I Dunbar
28/32; 30T PS AA: K Mules 103/105, R
Andrews 102/105; A: P Winser 78/90, R Crane
75/90; B: A Smith 79/90, F Kentish 76/90; C: I
Dunbar 78/90, T Decaux 73/90; 15pr D/R AA:
S Zadow 26/30, K Mules 34/40; A: R Crane
20/30, P Winser 18/30; B: D McPherson
21/30, A Smith 19/30; C: T Decaux 17/30, D
Lloyd 16/30; OA HG: S Zadow 147/158; OA
VET HG: R Andrews 139/150; OA LAD HG: D
McPherson 122/150;
Lake Albert 3/06/2012
Cold & wet at times with patches of sun (29):
50T Bleasby Transport DB CS OA: M Veenstra
50/50; AA: B Andrews 53/54, A Mattschoss
52/54; A: J Hennig 49/50, P Rundle 57/59;
B: M Veenstra 50/50, P Noske 46/50; C: I
Dunbar 40/50, J Wellsmore 38/50; 50T M & J
Meats CONT CS OA & AA: R Andrews 58/59,
S Zadow 62/64; A: R Crane 48/52, J Hennig
47/52; B: M Veenstra 49/50, L Beelitz 52/52;
C: I Dunbar 37/50, D Loughhead 36/50; OA
HG: M Veenstra 99/100; VET HG: R Andrews
98/100; LAD HG: L Beelitz 97/104.
Lower North 27/5/12
Cloudy and cool (22): 10T E/O PS A: R Cook,
M Pontifex, M Collumb, M Stokes; B: V Petraccaro, T Damin, B August; C: J Elliott; 75T Ch/
Ch AA & OA: M Collumb 125/125, C Bentley
148/150; AA: J Mattschoss 124/125, Barry
Duncan 119/125; B: V Petraccaro 108/125,
T Damin 98/125; C: J Elliott 77/125; HG: M
Collumb 155/155.
Mallala 11/06/2012
A Nice day (34): 25T DB Comp Divide AA:
R Fleming & M Collumb 25/25; A: J Elix, F
Keen, T O’Connor, G Hopgood, Barry Duncan
25/25; B: B Zanker 24/25; C: B Bates 25/25;
25T Ch/Ch AA: A Zupanic 122/125, B
Dempster 120/125; A & OA: J Elix 124/125,
T’Connor 131/135; B: B Zanker 112/125, D
Hemming 110/125; C: A Keen 117/125, V
Tierney 107/125; OA & C: A Keen 141/150.
Monarto - Alexandra 17/06/2012
Fine & Mostly Sunny (39): 25T SKT: A: C Jacobs
22/25; B: R Clark 24/25; C: K Polst 25/29, F
Keen 24/29; 25T DB: AA: A Mattschoss 25/25,
D Keen 24/25; A: A Treacy 25/25, J Hennig
50/51; B: M Veensta 77/79, C Jacobs 76/79;
C: V Tierney 24/25, R Umback 23/25; 50T
P/S: AA: R Clark 147/150, A May 145/150;
A: N West 144/150, J Hennig 152/159; B:
B Burgess 146/150, K Polst 143/150; C: R
Umback 135/150, R Perry 134/150; OA HG:
R Clark 170/175.
Mount Gambier 9/06/2012
Fine, Overcast (40): First National Real Estate
Keatley District DB CS AA: W Wombell 83/83,
M Medhurst 82/83; A: D Halikoupoulos
38/39, W Lindner 37/39; B: M Little 25/25, G
Bourchier 36/38; C: B Jarrett 23/25, F Kentish
22/25; Mac Sheds Ch/Ch AA: M Medhurst
73/75, S Zadow 71/75; A: M Little 45/50, S
Chambers 44/50; B: I McArthur 43/50, T Hetherington 62/75; C: S Bowd 40/50, T Jenkins
37/50; South West Freight 20Pr Club D/R CS
South Australian Gun Club Inc
56TH ANNIVERSARY SHOOT
25th and 26th August 2012
Saturday 9.00am
$
1 50 tgt SAGC Skeet C’ship
Sash OA, 1st & 2nd A B C & L/J/V
2 25 tgt Anniversary D/B Tower C’Ship
3 25 tgt Anniversary Handicap
1st 2nd and 3rd
4 25 tgt SAGC D/Barrel C’Ship
Sash OA, 1st & 2nd AA A B C & L/J/V
Sunday 9.00am
$
20/17
5 50 tgt Anniversary Skeet C’Ship
20/17
6 25 tgt Anniversary P/Score C’Ship
13/10
13/10
7 25 tgt Anniversary S/Barrel C’Ship
13/10
13/10
8 50 tgt Anniversary D/Barrel C’Ship
20/17
13/10
Sash OA, 1st & 2nd AA A B C & L/J/V
9 Presentation of all trophies for both days
L/J/V & Grade 2nd trophies require minimum 4 entries
Overall High Gun on all events, sponsored by Dave Renney Motors
Ladies Juniors and Veterans (60) reduced nominations on all events. Veteran Trophies (65)
THE CLUB SINCERELY THANKS ALL SPONSORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT
Kelvyn Prescott, Scott Master Plumbers, Peter Quire,
Trevor Gurr, Dave Renney Motors & SAGC Committee
PRESIDENT: Dave Renney 08 8258 4624
SECRETARY: John Hamer 08 8353 2125
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AA: A Hoare 36/40, M Whitehead 53/60; A:
G Schmidt 51/60, R Gilchrist 50/60; B: M
Freeman 39/50, T Hetherington 38/50; C: S
Bowd 30/40, B Jarrett 29/40; SE Autotrade
HG: M Medhurst 119/127.
Port Lincoln 3/06/2012
Cool (12): 50T SKT A: K Firth 49/50; B: C
Foster 47/50; C: D Bryant 45/50; 50T DB
AA: K Firth 49/50; A: C Foster 47/50; B: M
Johnson 47/50; C: B Harder 43/50; OA HG:
K Firth 98/100.
South Australian 20/5/12
Fine & Cool (47): Bernie & Lois Hansen Mem
SKT CS: OA & A: L Piscioneri 74/75, L Schubert
55/58; B: M Huxtable 73/75, K Redford
48/50; C: S Kerkhoven 48/50, V Mathews
45/50; TWR DB GR: A: F Keen 29/31, T Dunn
28/31; B: M Giannone 28/30, J Rice 27/30;
C: V Mathews 24/26, L Ciaramellano 23/26;
Frank Clarke Mem HC: 1st M Huxtable 26/27,
2nd J Hennig 25/27, 3rd B Duncan 24/26;
DB CS: OA & AA: R Borzillo 50/50, E Parletta
49/50; A: F Keen 56/58, J Mattschoss 55/58;
B: J Mitchell 48/50, R Marcoionni 44/50; C:
N Praino 45/50, M Langford 36/50; OA HG:
R Borzillo 135/150.
South Australian 10/06/2012
Cold & Clear (34): Southern Spirt Kart SKT
CS OA & A: B Baker 50/50, L Schubert 48/50;
B: S Kerkhoven 55/59, N Praino 54/59; C: V
Matthews 43/50, M Giannone 38/50; CONT
Grd A: L Ciaramellano 31/33, D Oliviero 30/33;
B: M Huxtable 19/26, R Spinella 18/26; PS Grd
A: M Giannone 75/78, D Olivero 72/78; B: S
Halikiopoulos 63/75, M Leaford 62/75; C: R
Spinella 60/75, D Brakovskis 58/75; Winter DB
CS OA & A: M Giannone 25/25, J Byrnes 24/25;
AA: A May 24/25, D Keen 23/25; B: J Rice
24/25, S Halikiopoulos 22/25; C: V Mathews
21/25, C Abela 19/258; VET: M Leaford 19/25;
OA HG: M Giannone 103/125.
Southern 27/05/2012
Fine and cool (27): 10T E/O: J Hennig, A May, J
Higgins, S Keen; 25T DB, Sponsred by Adelaide
Gun Shop: A: J Higgins/T Dunn 24/25, W
Maddock/A May/P Baxter 22/25; B: R Leake
25/25, M Leaford; C: R Umback 20/25, J
Wellsmore 18/25; 25T SB A: A May/J Higgins
23/25, P Baxter21/25; B: M Veenstra/M
Leaford/J Humberstone/R Leake 21/25, M
Clark/T Drury/D Fidock/19/25; C: R Umback
22/25, B Eastwood 11/25; 25T PS A: J Higgins
74/75, P Baxter 61/75; B: R Leake 72/75,
M Veenstra 70/75; C: R Umback 53/75, B
Eastwood 36/75; John Reilly Memorial HG:
J Higgins 121/125.
Southern Yorke Peninsula 20/05/2012
Fine / Sunny (8): B & S Harrison Trophy 25T
SKT HC: C: G Reid 23/25;10T E/O CD: R
Nankivell 10/10, B Thompson 10/10, D Butler
10/10; Carlton United Trophy 50T MXD A:
G Reid 62/70; B: B Thompson 51/70; C: R
Nankivell 58/70.
Southern Yorke Peninsula17/06/2012
Cold and Windy (7): 15T E/O CD: R Nankivell13/15, J Stock12/15, S Irlam 11/15;
YORKETOWN FOODLAND TROPHY 25T
HC: R Nankivell 24/25, S Irlam 23/25, J Stock
17/25; CL/CS 30T CONT GRD B: J Stock
22/30, B Thompson 21/30; C: R Nankivell
26/30, S Irlam 21/30.
Wilkawatt 10/6/2012
Overcast & cold (22): 25T SKT B: D Beelitz
23/25, M Raper 22/25; C: R Andrews 23/25,
G Harvey 22/25; 30T CONT CS AA & OA:
R Andrews 84/84, D Beelitz 48/49; A: C
Windham 83/84, P Rundle 32/33; B: L Beelitz
54/55, S Gregor 39/40; C: D Loughhead
26/30, I Pfeiffer 24/30; 20pr Mallee Tyres D/D
CS: M Raper & K Pfeiffer 20/20, D & L Beelitz
36/37; Open HG: R Andrews 53/55; VET HG:
P Johncock 46/55; LAD HG: L Beelitz 46/55.
New South
Wales
Barellan 10/06/2012
Fine & Sunny (16): 10T DB off 15 Metres CD:
L Irvin, G McVittie 10/10; 30T DB Grd Trophy
off 15 Metres OA & A: L Irvin, G McVittie; B:
C Strike, J Irvine; C: R Macri, K McVittie; VET:
D Collier; LAD: K Wardman; 10T DB off HC
CD: J Mayberry 10/10, R Macri, C Strike, K
Wytcross, C McVittie, P Garofalo 9/10.
Bathurst 3/06/2012
Overcast (26): 30T SB CD AA: G Evans
30/30, P Hayman 28/30, P Haley 28/30; A:
J Newton 28/30, D Weal 27/30; B: R Fryer
28/30, P Rosconi 25/30, K Elias 25/30; C:
B Hunt23/30; N.S.W MIXED TGT CS AA: D
Piotrowski 59/60, P Haley 58/60; A: J Newton
56/60, D Weal 53/60; B: S Hunt 58/60, M
Harber 57/60; C: B Hunt 48/60; OA CS:
G Evans 60/60; 30T CONT PS CD AA: D
Piotrowski 30/30, G Evans 30/30; A: L Arnold
30/30, K Hunt 29/30; B: R Fryer 30/30, M
Harber; OA HG: G Evans 120/120.
Bega 3/06/2012
Rain (21): “RV Rapairs” 100T CONT CS OA: J
Ewart 97/100; AA: P Ewart 97/100, S Bennett
95/100; A: N Teale 95/100, R Welch; B: J
Siede 84/100, B Smith 78/100; C: N McInnes
77/100, P Rumph.
Boggabri/Gunnedah 14/6/2012
Fine, Calm, Cool: 25T DB 15m: M Northey, M
Iliffe, S Green 25; 30T DB 15m: M Northey, R
Coombes, S Green, K Lyne 29; 25T PS 18m
S Green 71/24, M Iliffe M Northey 69/24,
S Sainsbury 67/23;10pr D/R: R Staughton,
M Northey, L Staughton, A Lyne, J Mann 10;
DD: A Lyne & R Staughton, M Northey & L
Condo Classic Championship 2012
Staughton, s/o A Lyne & R Staughton 10; HG
OA: M Northey 134/125; A: M Iliffe 131; B:
S Green 113, Sainsbury 117.
Boorowa 26/05/2012
Cold, wet & windy (25): 25T HC: D Constable
25/25, BJ Campbell 27/28, R Warren 26/27;
50T SB CS OA: G Evans 55/56; AA: M Schiller
48/50, G Serafin 45/50; A: A Drogemuller 54/55, S Schiller 51/55; B: BJ Campbell
46/50, A Constable 41/50; C: B Hunt 44/50,
B Cruthers 43/50; NSW Night T SB CONT
OA: M Gerstenb 46/50; AA: G Evans 45/50,
M Schiller 44/50; A: A Drogemuller 45/50,
M Campbell 43/50; B: BJ Campbell 39/50,
R Warren 38/50; C: G Martin 37/50, B Hunt
36/50; 25T DB CONT CD AA: M Schiller,
G Evans; A: A Drogemuller, D Smithg, K
Schiller, S Schiller, S Burrows, M Campbell;
B: BJ Campbell, B Murphy; C: B Cruthers, S
Burrows; OA HG: M Schiller 142/150.
Canowindra 20/05/12
Sunny (39): 25T DB CONT CD AA: G Spencer,
J Finn, M Chellas; A: P Taylor & D Smith; B:
A Hodges & T Taylor; C: R Lo Faro, B Hunt;
50T DB CONT OA AA: B Rue & G McAlister;
A: L Arnold, D Smith; B: A Hodges, P Byrnes;
C: C Dykes, B Hunt, G Spencer; 25T HC HG:
C Dykes, M Chellas, G Spencer.
Canowindra 17/06/2012
Cold & Windy (45): 25T PS CD AA: C Foster &
P Haley; A: C Delaney, P Taylor; B: R Fryer, A
Delaney; C: C Dykes, P Knight & B Hunt; 50T
DB OA & AA: G Evans, G McAllister & J Nash;
A: C Delaney, J Wason; B: R Fryer, A Delaney;
C: C Dykes, G Cummings, J Finn; 25T HC HG
For July Shoot: C Dykes 69941, P Watchorn
52825, C Dykes 69941.
Cecil Park 9/04/2012
Beautiful (107): 50T PS OA: N Xenos 157/157;
AA: M Patmore 156/157, P Aganakis 149/150;
A: J Worley 146/150, L Cassar 150/156; B:
B Samules 146/150, J Flatt 145/150; C: P
Hardwick 144/150, R De Bondt 135/150; 50T
SB OA: N Xenos 70/70; AA: C Sherry 69/70,
T Arvanitakis 49/50; A: C Matthews 48/50, B
McCudden 47/50; B: R De Bondt 47/50, M
Hennriques 45/50; C: R Hardwick 44/50, R
May 43/50; 50T DB OA: M Patmore 125/125;
AA: T Arvanitakis 124/125, C Plessas 74/75;
A: B McCudden 101/101, F Bradwell, X Saad
49/50; B: C Chemuel 50/50, R D Bond 49/50;
C: P Hardwik 49/50, B Matthews 47/50; OA
HG: N Xenos 250/250; AA: T Arvanitakis
248/250; A: I Hoschke 238/250; B: J Flatt
234/250; C: P Hardwick 237/250; VET: G
Rootes 237/250; LAD: S Peck 242/250; JNR:
K Barlow 217/250.
Beautiful (40): 50T HC, 50T PS OA: F Minici
192/200; AA: N Xenos 183/200, T Armstrong
178/200, A Tsolakis 175/200; A: N Vournazos 19/200, G Galea 183/200, P Farrugia
177/200; A: C Quinton 177/200, P Karkoulas 165/200, A Carta 145/200; C: A Torta
174/200, R Bosland 169/200, R Genesio
1076/220.
Fine (37): 100T SKT OA: J Lucchitti 108/110;
AA: P Vella 102/105, D Taylor 97/100, S Bell
96/100; A: T Vallelonga 107/110, W Petersen
104/107, P Kouroupis 97/100; B: N Watchorn
103/110, M Maloney 102/110, G Anderson
92/100; B: R De Bondt 47/50, M Henriques
45/50; C: P Hardwick 44/50, R May 43/50;
50T DB OA: M Patmore 125/125; AA: T
Arvanitakis 124/125, C Plessas 74/75; A: B
McCudden 101/101, F Bradwell, Z Saaud
49/50; B: C Chemuel 50/50, R De Bond
49/50; C: P Hardwick 49/50, B Matthews
47/50; OA HG: N Xenos 250/250; AA: T
Arvanitakis 248/250; A: I Hoschke 238/250;
B: J Flatt 234/250; C: P Hardwick 237/2580;
VET: G Rootes 237/250; LAD: S Peck 242/250;
JNR: K Barlow 217/250.
Cooma 9/06/2012
Fine, cold (24): 20T DB CD AA: C Smith & P
Body 19/20, P Craig, Bob Walters & P Ewart
18/20; A: A Niesar & James Ewart 19/20,
Brody Walters 18/20; B: M Hedger 19/20,
J Barron 18/20, G Beht 17/20; C: J Hedger
19/20, M Corbett, D Elton & M Craig 17/20;
50T DB OA: James Ewart 50/50; AA: Bob
Walters 58/60, P Ewart 57/60; A: Brody
ALBURY-WODONGA
DTL
SUNDAY 12TH AUGUST 2012
10am Practice. Events start 11.00am
10 Tgt Points Score E/O
Noms: $6 L/V$6 Jnr$6
50 Tgt Points Score C/ship
Noms: $25 L/V$20 Jnr$15
50 Tgt D/B C’ship
Noms: $25 L/V$20 Jnr$15
(AA,A,B,C O/A takes grade)
$150 open order from Elks Hunting & Fishing Albury
For possible shot over full program.
Shared if more than 1 winner
Committee reserves the right to alter/modify any event if necessary
Condobolin Clay Target Club Inc.
NEW DATE +
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Re-scheduled from March due to flooding
program remains the same as previously
advertised.
See advertisement this magazine
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SKEET SHOOTERS
SATURDAY 25TH AUGUST
12 noon start
100 Tgt Skeet (1 x 25 & 1 x 75 Target events)
All graded cash divide
For more info contact President Gerry Lafferty 02 6025 7514 AH
Secretary Anthony Metry 02 6021 8060 BH or 0409 393 545
[email protected]
Winchester Lane Table Top NSW.
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(2 day noms entered in draw – prize –
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• Saturday 29th September, 2012 8am start
100 t Vic Eather Memorial Shield
Overall Sash & Prize
Prizes 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. Lady, Veteran, Jun
& Sub Jun Boy & Girl.
• Sunday 30th September, 2012 8am start
100 t Eastern States GumTree
Championship, Overall Sash & Prize,
Prizes 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. Lady, Veteran, Jun
& Sub Junior Boy & Girl
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Walters 78/79, R Welch 77/79; B: D Blewitt
49/50, J Barron 48/50; C: M Corbett 48/50, J
Hedger 45/50; 30T PS AA: P Body 88/90, Bob
Walters 91/96; A: R Welch 87/90, James Ewart
80/90; B:G Beht 86/93, M Magrin 83/93; C:
M Corbett 81/90, P Rumph 66/90; JNR: Brody
Walters 79/90; HG: R Welch 153/160.
Corowa 27/05/2012
Fine (37): 10T SB E/O: E Wemyss, R.Wojtowyez, R Knuckey, R Wilson, B Antonello,
J Willett, G Ganning & J Gemmill; 30T SB CS
OA & AA: J Gemmill 35/37, J Willett 34/37; A
Spud 29/32, P Collicoat 27/30; B: L Whythe
23/30, R Green 26/34; C: J Stewart 24/30,
C Wilkinson 24/31; 30T PS CS OA & AA: R
McCrum 123/123, J Willett 122/123; A: R
Ellis 122/123, LWemyss 88/90; B: R Green
102/105, L Whyte 85/90; C: B Green 82/90,
J Stewart 81/90; HG: James Willett 127/130.
Cowra Gun 2/06/2012
Overcast, showers (15): Jackpot Trophy 25T
off HC: R Johnstone 25/25, M Drury 31/32,
W Sharp 30/32; 10Pr DR CD off 15m: AA: J
Finn 18/20, G Evans 17/20, W Sharp 16/20; A:
R Johnstone 16/20, P Sharp, M Drury 14/20;
C: C Tarrant, C Dykes 11/20; Lachlan Valley
DR CS OA: J Finn 28/30; AA: W Sharp 26/30,
G Sinclair 27/30; A: J Arnold 15/20, J Johnstone 14/20; C: C Dykes 11/20, C Tarrant
9/20; Central Tablelands D/D CS: G Sinclair,
M Drury 20/20; J Finn, G Evans 25/26; HG:
W Sharp 58/65.
Crookwell 19/05/12
Fine & Cool (18): 20T DB EO: AA: N Privett
20/20; A: S Burrows 20/20; B: G Kelly & S
Burrows 20/20; C: S Burrows 18/20; 20T DB:
AA: P Luck 71/72; A: S Burrows 70/72; B: S
Burrows 48/50; C: S Burrows 41/50; 20T HC:
1st S Burrows 18/20, 2nd P Luck 17/20; HG:
Scott Burrows 87/90.
Downside 28/04/2012
Fine but cool (20): 50T SB OA: R Yeo 50/50;
AA: D Caccioppoli 49/50; A: C Wemyss
47/50; B: N Cook 45/50; C: G Huckell 35/50;
50T PS OA: M Manley 179/180; AA: R Yeo
154/156; A: A Fennessy 178/180; B: E Wemyss
138/150; C: G Huckell 122/150; 50T DB OA:
R Yeo 109/109; AA: P Watchorn 109/109; A:
T Caldwell 50/50; B: E Wemyss 45/50; C: G
Huckell 43/50.
Downside 26/05/2012
Fine but cold (16): Riv Zone Night Shoot
50T PS OA: C Ceely 162/168; AA: D Mason
142/150; A: B Baker 144/150; B: C Strike
137/150; C: E Elder 139/150.
Dubbo 2 & 3/06/2012
Wet (92): HG Golden Fox Opens OA: G Castellaro 281/285; AA: C Sherry 278/285; A: K
Schiller 269/285; B: R Hosking 263/285; C:
R Holizigal 252/285; VET: J Nash 273/285;
LAD: H Overton 270/285; JNR: B Camilleri
265/285; Sub JNR: D Doyle 240/285.
Glen Innes 2/06/2012
Cool & Showers (25): 25T PS AA: D Johnson, G
Baxter 74/75; A: B Sweeney 74/75, R Larkings
73/75; B: P Kennedy 72/75, D Robertson-Cuninghame 57/75; C: H Finch 68/75, J Sozou
51/75; 50T DB CS OA: J Lisle 56/56; AA:
G Baxter 55/56; A: R Larkings 77/78; B: G
Armour 57/67; C: H Finch 47/50; 25T SB AA:
C Norman, G Sweeney, D Edmonds, G Baxter
24/25; A: J Lisle 24/25, N McRae, B Sweeney,
P Kennedy, R Larkings, D Newberry 23/25; B:
D Robertson-Cuninghame 23/25, R Johnson
20/25; C: H Finch 17/25, J Sozou 14/25; OA
HG: G Baxter 148/150.
Goulburn 10/06/2012
Cold 12deg, Calm (45): 50T DB CS HG: M
Patmore 100/100 OA: M Patmore 78/78;
AA: D Price 77/78, S Peck 74/75; A: Y Yaziz
75/76, J Lambert 50/51; B: J Mooney 55/56,
P Edwards 54/56; C: L McArthur 46/54, H
Klaimyer 45/54; 50T SB CS OA: M Patmore
50/50; AA: P Kenyon 58/60, T Lionatos 57/60;
A: C Mooney 47/50, R Hill 46/50; B: P Christiansen 46/50, J Hutchins 44/50; C: S Burrows
38/50, B Hunt 37/50.
Grafton 9 & 10/06/2012
Fine then cloud and wind (112): 25T DB Gr CD
AA: T Rogers, K Miller, R Clarke, P Westbury,
J Cunningham, J Gemmil 25/25; A: Mick
Wilkins, P Brenton, J Lowndes 25/25; B: Megan
Wilkins 25/25, M Williamson, W Beddoes, P
Caldwell 24/25; C: B Pitman 22/25, J Smith
20/25, S Ryder, J Parkes 19/25; 75T Hammond
Earthmoving Grafton City Medley (25 T DB-25
T SB-25 T PS): OA: M Colley 124/125; AA: J
Cunningham 146/150, P Westbury 145/150,
S Kilfoyle 122/125; A: P Brenton 120/125, J
Lowndes 144/150, P Nelson 142/150; B: W
Beddoes 111/125, Megan Wilkins 129/150,
V Corcoran 148/175; C: J Smith 108/125,
J Sartori 100/125, 3 S Ryder 95/125; 25T
Shoppingworld Butchery PS AA: K Harding
90/90, S Kilfoyle 87/90; A: K Green 80/84,
L Clarke 77/84; B: Megan Wilkins 71/75, P
Ryder 69/75; C: L Beaumont 67/75, D Casbolt
61/75; 50T Tutt Bryant Hire D B Jacaranda
City Classic OA: T Rogers 94/94; AA: J Poole
93/94, R Clarke 81/82, I McDonald 56/57;
A: P Brenton 55/56, P Deland 54/56, M
Westbury 57/59; B: Megan Wilkins 47/50, W
Beddoes 46/50, P Caldwell 46/51; C: S Ryder
42/50, D Smith 40/50, D Casbolt 39/50; 25T
CONT Gr CD AA: K Miller, L Doyle, M Burke,
M Colley, D Edmonds 25/25; A: M Westbury
25/25, P Deland, J Beddoes, 24/25; B: D Green
25/25, C Doust, P Ryder, J Smith, DJ Milligan
22/25; C: T Love 22/25, R Green 20/25, L
Patch 19/25; HG OA: M Colley 294/300; AA:
S Kilfoyle 289/300; A: P Brenton 286/300; B:
Megan Wilkins 272/300; C: J Smith 258/300;
JNR: J Smith 258/300; LAD: M Burke
280/300;VET: R Gardiner 285/300.
Griffith 2/06/2012
Black as Night (45): 25T DB Zone Night CS OA
& AA: G Kable, A Paonne 121/121; A: A Elmes
35/36, A Garagro 27/28; B: B Scunial 49/50, P
Salafia 48/50; C: F Zannotto 27/28, C Saltare
24/25; 15Pr D/R AA: G Kable 27/30, C Salafia
26/30; A: M Elmes 25/30, D Brain 24/30; B: P
Salafia 22/30; C: K Salafia 20/30, V Zappala
18/20; D/D: A Fennessy & A Paonne, D Brain
& L Stokes.
Guyra 26/05/2012
Cold and windy (17): 5Pr D/R E/O: G Field
10/10, B Rumbel 10/10; 10 Pr D/R Club CS
OA: J Lisle 20/20; AA: B Rumbel 18/20, G Field
& R Reeves 17/20; A: N Campion 17/20, B
Moore 14/20; B: P Kennedy 19/30, H Jarratt
18/30; C: H Finch 12/20, R Moore 11/20; 25T
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Fine (10): 25T DB TWR Gr CD B: W Hulm
25/25, E Miles 21/25; C: T Post 24/25, W
Burton, Jack O’Dowd 20/25; 50T DB TWR
TR: W Hulm 47/50, K Longmore 45/50, E
Miles 44/50; JNR: Jack O’Dowd 36/50; HG:
W Hulm 72/75.
Junee 27/05/2012
Fine & slightly cool (19): 25T DB CONT CS
OA: C Strike 30/31; AA: J Maxwell 25/27; A: K
Longmore 29/31; B: R Schubach 22/25; VET:
D Geddes 21/25; 25T PS CONT Gr CD AA:
D Caccioppili 70/75; A: G Burton 70/75; B:
C Strike 67/75; 25T SB CONT Gr CD AA: J
Maxwell & D Caccioppili 23/25; A: G Burton &
D Smith 20/25; B: D Metzler 20/25; 15 PR DR
Gr CD AA: D Caccioppili 22/30; A: G Burton
25/30; B: G Patterson 22/30; HG: D CAccioppili 138/150.
Kempsey 19/05/2012
Fine (27): 25T DB CD 15m: AA: K Raymond,
P Batson & B Hooper 2/25; A: I Howe & M
Burke 25/25; J Burke 24/25; B: J Park & M
Curley 25/25; A McMahon 24/25; C: R Ryder
20/25; S Ryder & T Baker 19/25; 25T SB CD
15m: AA: B Hooper 24/25; K Raymond & P
Batson 23/25;
A: A Minter 24/25; M Burke 23/25; I Howe & J
Burke 22/25; B: Mick Wilkins 24/25; M Curley
23/25; Megan Wilkins, W Saul & J Park 22/25;
C: T Baker 18/25; S Ryder 15/25 & R Ryder
11/25; 25T PS CD 15m: AA: P Batson 74/75; B
Hooper 72/75 & V Balliana 71/75; A: M Burke
74/75; I Howe & D Piper 67/75; B: M Curley
72/75; R Nock 71/75; Mick Wilkins 69/75;
C: S Ryder 61/75; T Baker 54/75 & R Ryder
45/75; 25PR D/R CS 15m: OA: V Balliana
48/50; AA: B Hooper 44/50, P Batson 37/50;
A: D Piper 45/60, Mick Wilkins 43/60; B: W
Saul 40/50, K McWhirter 39/40; C: S Ryder;
HG: Brad Hooper 165/175.
Kempsey 16/06/2012
Fine (30): 50T PS Paul Pritchard Mem: OA:
K Miller 150/150; AA: P Batson 145/150,
B Hooper 142/150; A: A Minter 145/150, I
Howe 14/150; B: D Joel 145/150, P Ryder
MOULAMEIN
Final Shoots For 2012
Sat Aug 25th 12 Noon
Anniversary Shoot Day/Night
60 Tgt Medley C/Ship D/B S/B P/S C/Ship
30 Tgt Anniversary D/B C/Ship 30 Tgt P/S C/Ship
BBQ Tea O/All H/Gun
Sat Sept 22nd 12 Noon
Day/Night/Day
75 Tgt Norm Lipple Memorial Medley C/Ship
20 Tgt D/B Cont Trophy Twilight Event
25 Tgt G&J Manuel D/B Continental Night C/Ship
BBQ Tea O/All H/Gun
Sun Sept 23rd 12 Noon
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HC Club Trophy: B Moore 29/29, J Richardson
28/29, G Field 24/25; 20T SB 18 Meters AA: G
Field 20/20, J Richardson 20/20; A: B Moore
18/20, J Lisle 17/20; B: P Kennedy 17/20, H
Jarratt 13/20; C: H Finch 16/20, R Moore
13/20; 20T PS 18 Meters AA: J Richardson
57/60, K Bourke & G Field 54/60; A: J Lisle
56/60, B Moore 55/60; B: P Kennedy 59/60,
H Jarratt 39/60; C: H Finch 50/60, R Moore
33/60; OA HG: G Field 125/135.
Hay 27/05/2012
Fine (15): 30T HC: B Doyle 44/44, L Headon
43/44, W Dunbar 29/30; 30T PS OA & AA:
F Dwyer 93/93; A: E McCullough 88/90; B:
L Headon 111/117; 30T DB OA & AA: W
Dunbar 91/91; A: D Doyle 30/10; B: R Martin
38/38; 10T HC SB: D Doyle 16/17; HG: B
Doyle 150/150.
Inverell 19/05/12
Warm & Sunny (35): 25T BT: A: 1st G
Anderson 25/25; B: 1st P Anderson 25/25; C:
1st N McRae 21/25; 25T DB: AA: 1st J Poole
35/35; A: 1st D Newberry 25/25; B: 1st R Rolfe
23/25; C: S Turner 23/25; 25T PS CS: OA: G
Fields 90/90; AA: 1st C Mitchell 89/90; A: 1st
D Newberry; B: 1st Brett Farlow 68/75; C: 1st
H Finch 65/76; 25T SB: AA: 1st G Fields 25/25;
A: 1st J Lisle 23/25; B: 1st A Woodbury 21/25;
C: 1st H Finch 21/25; 25T Night DB: AA; 1st J
Kent 25/25, 2nd G Anderson 22/25; A: 1st P
Anderson 23/25, 2nd T Turner 22/25; B: 1st A
Woodbury 20/25, 2nd K Darby 19/25; C: 1st
N Mallory 20/25, Eq 2nd S Turner, C Mitchell
& G Fields 20/26.
Inverell 16/06/2012
Warm & Sunny (29): 25T B/T A: G Baxter
24/25; B: T Haynes 23/25; C: T Turner
18/25; 25T DB Trophy AA: D Ellis 28/28; A:
D Newberry 29/29; B: H Finch 23/26; C: M
MacDonald 23/25; 25T SB CONT CS OA: P
Turner 25/25; AA: D Ellis 28/29; A: T Turner
23/25; B: D Cunningham 19/26; C: M MacDonald 23/25; 15Pr D/R AA: G Sweeney,
G Fields 26/30; A: D Newberry 24/30; B: B
Farlow 18/30; C: M MacDonald 20/30; HG:
D Ellis 74/80; Raffle winner $30 Sapphire City
Meats Tray: G Fields Guyra.
10 Tgt P/S E/O
50 Tgt D/B C/Ship
O/All H/Gun over 2 days
President Wayne Upton 5887 1305 M 0427 346 176
Sec Dianne Pearse 5887 5259
ISSF NSW STATE
CARNIVAL
Hosted by:
Cecil Park Clay Target Club
24TH, 25TH & 26TH August, 2012
Friday 24 th AUGUST
10.00am
NSWCTA STATE DOUBLE TRAP ISSF CHAMPIONSHIP
Nomination $120.00 to all competitors, conducted over 75 pairs plus Final
• Open Final only
• Overall – Sash, silver NSW badge, cash, trophy
AA, A, B, C – Medal & Cash Trophy 1st & 2nd
Team Selection:
Postal Teams – (postal team ties determined by a count-back)
Men – 6 members selected over 1st 25 pairs, result over last 25 pairs of qualifying, used for
postal
Juniors – 4 members selected as above
Shoulder to Shoulder teams – to represent at 2012 Nationals
Men, Junior – 3 members selected over 75 pairs of qualifying
•
Saturday 25 th Aug & Sunday 26 th Aug 9.30am
NSWCTA STATE ISSF TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP
Run over 3 Olympic Ranges
NSWCTA STATE ISSF SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP
Run on Lay out 4 Skeet Range
Nomination $110.00 to all competitors for ISSF Trap & $110.00 for ISSF Skeet ,
conducted over 150 targets plus Final
• NB. ALL DIVISION AND GRADE RESULTS WILL BE ‘OFF THE GUN’ – (Finals may be
conducted, time permitting) – must be at least 3 competitors to constitute a division
or grade
• Overall – Sash, silver NSW badge, cash, trophy.
ISSF SKEET AA, A, B, C – Medal & Cash Trophy 1st & 2nd
Team Selection:
Postal Teams – (postal team ties determined by a count-back)
Men – 6 members selected over 1st 50 targets, result over last 50 targets ,is used for postal
Ladies & Juniors – 4 members selected as above
•
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Juniors Noms Nil Sponsored by NSW SPORTS & RECREATION,
& NSW CLAY TARGET ASSOC. Up to 18 years From 24th -8- 12
Shoulder to Shoulder teams – to represent at 2013 Nationals
Men, Junior & Ladies– 3 members selected over 150 targets
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CLAY TARGET CLUB 37TH
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COBAR CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING
ADDITIONAL SPONSORS FOR THEIR GENEROUS
Cobar Clay Target Club Inc would like to thank the
SUPPORT
following additional sponsors for their support:
Cross Roads Motel, G&L Jones Welding,
Osborne
Firearms ‘Nioa”, Hawkins Family,
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C O N D O B O L I N
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Condo Classic
Championship
September 2012
Starts
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Rescheduled due to floods

Event 1: 5 Target D/B Eyeopener C/D

Event 2: 50 Target Frank Cooney & Son D/B Championship

Event 3: 25 Target Canobolas Holden S/B Championship

Event 4: 25 Target Pointscore Championship

Event 5: 15 Pair Double Rise Championship
Events 2 - 5
Overall - sash & cash / shells
1st AA, A, B, C - sash & cash / shells
2nd AA, A, B, C - cash / shells
FREE
Breakfast
Sunday
8am to 10am
Total Nominations: $110
Reduced nominations for V/L & Juniors
Overall High Gun
Graded High Gun
Junior High Gun
Veteran High Gun
Ladies’ High Gun
OVER
$5000 IN
PRIZES
CARTRIDGES, FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS ON GROUNDS, ACCOMODATION AVAILABLE
The committee reserves the right to alter the program. Juniors / Ladies / Vet - minimum of three to apply.
President: Tom Hawley Ph: 6895 2159 BH
Vice President: David Cooney Ph: 6895 2288 BH or 0428 952 288 AH
Treasurer: Garry Venables Ph: 6895 2424 BH or 6895 2380 AH
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COWRA GUN CLUB INC
GOLD CUP SHOOT
4th & 5th August 2012
Free nominations for juniors shooting the program
Nominations close: 10am each day
Total nominations for weekend including optional sweeps & environmental levy $160.00
SATURDAY 4TH AUGUST 9AM START
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Cash Divide 25 tgt Double Barrel off 15m graded
Cowra Gun Club Single Barrel Classic 50gt
Trophies overall 1st & 2nd AA A B C grades Ladies Junior Veteran
Optional sweep $1.00 each half $2.00
Cowra Tyre & Brake Double Barrel 50tgt
Trophies overall 1st & 2nd in AA A B C grades Ladies Junior Veteran
Shoot off to be completed on Saturday under lights if necessary
$13.00
$33.00
$33.00
SUNDAY 5TH AUGUST 9AM START
Event 4
Event 5
Event 6
Cash Divide 5 tgt Double Barrel off 15m
shot in conjunction with next event
Horsley Park Gun Shop Points Score 50 tgt
Cowra Diesel Service Double Barrel 50 tgt
$5.00
$33.00
$33.00
Gold Cup Trophy Overall High Gun sponsored by Vera Jewellery
Graded High Guns Ladies Junior & Veteran High Guns
Grade winners in each event are NOT eligible for sectional trophies
Breakfast Available Both Days
Practice Available Friday Afternoon 3pm to 5pm
Definitely NO PRACTICE on Saturday
President Peter Mould 0448 499 357
Secretary Joy Dwight 02 6345 3217, Treasurer Richard (Dick) Johnstone 0428 423 648
We would like to thank the following businesses for their sponsorship to date:
Cowra Tyre & Brake Centre, Cowra Diesel Service, Keith Philpott Funeral Directors, Cowra Motor Inn,
Mark's Pumps, Oliver Toyota, Cowra Machinery Centre, Cowra Services Club, Geronimo Farm Equipment,
J.J. Dresser & Co, Norman C, Bellamy Pty Ltd, Horsley Park Gun Shop, Clay Target Australia, Imperial Hotel
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Inverell R.S.M.
Clay Target Club
Inverell R.S.M.
Clay Target Club
P.O. Box 1229 Inverell, NSW 2360
P.O. Box 1229 Inverell, NSW 2360
ANNUAL 2 DAY
TRAP CARNIVAL
August 2012
2nd ANNUAL
TWO DAY SPORTING
CLAYS SHOOT
Saturday 18th, 9.00 am Start
August 2012
Event 1- 25T D/B Peter Fitzalan
Handicap C’Ship
Event 2- 25T New England Toyota
Point Score C’Ship
Event 3- 50T D/B Pioneer Hi-Bred, MacIntyre
District C’Ship
Northern Zone Sporting
Sunday 19th, 9.00 am Start
Event 4- 50T D/B Beaurepairs,
Grand Classic C’Ship
25t D/B, 25t P/S
Event 5- 25T Elders Single Barrel C’Ship
Event 6- 30T Retravision
Champion of Champions
10 D/B, 10T S/B, 10T P/S,
shot of 18 mtrs
O/All Sash, Badge, Trophy and
1st, 2nd & 3rd on event 1.
O/All Sash, Badge, Trophy and
1st & 2nd on events 2 - 6.
O/All, Graded & L,J,V,
2 Day High Gun Sashes.
Total Nominations $160
Ladies, Juniors and Veterans $130
Accommodation available at the Inverell
R.S.M Club Motel 0267210800
CLUB CONTACTS
Matt Colley 0428 253521,
Glen Anderson 0428 1938,
[email protected]
Club situated 2.4 km Glen Innes Rd, Inverell
The committee reserves the right to alter or modify any event
or the program if necessary.
CLUB SPONSORS
Peter Fitzalan, New England Toyota,
Pioneer Hi-bred Seeds, Inverell Retravision,
Inverell Beaurepairs, Elders Inverell
& Inverell Firearms
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Friday 24th
50 Target SxS Event
and Practice.
Starting at 12.30pm SxS Prize (twin trigger) 1st – 3rd place
SxS Prize (single trigger) 1st – 3rd place
SxS not included in highgun
Sponsored by Sapphire City Firearms
Saturday 25th
100 Target Northern Zone
Sporting
Sunday 26th
100 Target Championship
Starting at 8.30 am,
Sponsored by Inverell Firearms
Shoot over 1 x 50 target layout
Sash and prize for O/All and Prize for 1st, 2nd
& 3rd each grade both days.
Sash and Prize for 2 day Overall High Gun
and each Grade
Plus Junior, Ladies and Veterans
At Beautiful Lake Copeton Dam Scout Camp.
Non-powered Camping and food available.
Power sites & Cabins available next door at
Copeton State Park 0267236269
Accommodation available at the
Inverell Club Motel 0267210800
The Land of That Bloody Rabbit
And the Big Murray Cod
Bring your Gun, Fishing Rod, Golf Sticks and
Bush walking Shoes or just come and have a
relaxing weekend away from it all!!!
For Pre-noms, please contact us on
the below numbers
CLUB CONTACTS
Matt Colley 0428 253521,
Glen Anderson 0428 1938,
[email protected]
Marconi Clay Target Club
Malcolm Fuller Memorial Shoot
Sunday 22nd July, 2012. Noms 9am – 10am Start
90 TARGET MEDLEY
30tgt DB 30tgt SB 30tgt PS
Total Noms Open $60
Ladies and Veterans $50
Free Noms for Juniors
Sash and MIROKU SHOTGUN for Overall Winner
valued at $2,500 proudly sponsored by Highland Sports
Sash and Cash for 1st in each grade
Trophies and Cash for 2nd in each grade
BBQ lunch, Lucky Door Prizes and Meat & Fruit Tray Raffles
Ammunition and refreshments, Eftpos facilities available
For all information contact Peter or Sharon on 9774 5223 or 0401 528 716
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New South Wales Gun Club Ltd.
(Est. 1880)
~ August 2012 Shoot Program ~
Wednesday 1st
2pm
2pm
Charles Hlavaty 50T Handicap Skeet Competition
DTL, Sporting & Olympic Trap practice ranges open,
Targets only practice available during skeet competition
6:30pm
NSWGC Night Aggregate 30T DB (Qualifier #8)
Saturday 4th
10am
10am
100T Skeet Competition
DTL, Sporting & Olympic Trap practice ranges open
Wednesday 8th
2pm
DTL, Skeet, Sporting & Olympic Trap practice ranges
open
6:30pm
~ Commonwealth Night Mixed Targets Championship ~
Saturday 11th
10am
10am
90T DTL Side x Side competition
Open
Wednesday 15th
2pm
2pm
Alf Najar 50T Handicap Skeet Competition
DTL, Sporting & Olympic Trap practice ranges open,
Targets only practice available during skeet competition
6:30pm
Night 20Pr Double Rise & 10Pr Deauville Doubles
DTL Competition
Saturday 18th
10am
10am
100T DB PS DTL Trap Comp
open
Wednesday 22nd
2pm
6:30pm
Open
~ Southern Zone Night Champion of Champions ~
Saturday 25th
10am
10am
100T ACTA Sporting Clays
DTL & Skeet practice ranges open
Wednesday 29th
2pm
Open
Nite Owl DTL Trap Competition (Qualifier #8)
10T DB, 10T SB, 10T PS, 10T HCP
6:30pm
NSWGC reserves the right to alter event, practice ranges times and usage to suit advertised competition needs
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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 / Arty Del-Ben (Club Captain) 0412 214379
Web Address: www.nswgc.com.au Email: [email protected]
Range / Clubhouse, 131 Booralie Rd, Terrey Hills, NSW 2084
48
135/150; C: S Ryder 118/150, K Howlett
115/150; 50T DB Club CS: O/A: M Burke
57/58; AA: P Batson 56/58, L Doyle 57/59;
A: A Minter 50/52, M Wilkins 49/52; B: D Joel
54/56, A McMahon 63/65; C: S Ryder 43/50;
K Howlett 42/50; HG: K Miller 198/200.
Majura Park 23/05/2012
Chilly (21): 25T DB OA: B Skinner 121/121;
AA: S Askie 118/121; A: G Kazolis 69/70; B:
H Cousins 50/51; C: A Vickers 24/25; 25T PS
OA: P Jenkins 74/75; AA: B Skinner 69/75;
A: D Green 72/75; B: H Cousins 65/75; C:
S Green 65/75.
Frosty & chilly (32): 15pr D/R OA: D Power
29/30; AA: D Reed 26/30, L Matthews 42/50;
A: D Green 25/30, K Cox 39/50; B: J Andonaros 23/30, G Kasprzak 22/30; C: S Wilkinson
20/30, B Howard 19/30; 20pr DD: M Patmore
36/36, F Petriella 36/36, D Power 35/36, A
Scott 35/36.
Chilly and overcast (30): 10T PS CD: G
Geering 30/30, F Roberts 30/30, S Askie
30/30, C Southwell 30/30, W Cameron
30/30, K Cox 30/30, D Smith 30/30, A Scott
30/30; 50T PS CS OA: F Roberts 171/171;
AA: P Callander 170/171, A Scott 158/159;
A: D Smith 161/162, K Cox 148/150; B: B
Campbell 145/150, M Gubas 143/150; C: A
Gray 138/150, J Murphy 114/150; 50T SB CS
OA: D Power 49/50; AA: M Atmore 63/63,
W Cameron 62/63; A: D Smith 47/50, K Cox
46/50; B: G Kasprzak 48/50, B Campbell
46/52; C: J Murphy 33/50, D Perry 31/50.
Brisk, fresh & fine (28): 75T Ch/Ch OA:
D Reed 123/125; AA: S Askie 122/125, D
Power 121/125; A: K Cox 122/125, D Green
113/125; B: G Kasprzak 113/125, J Andonaros 109/125; C: A Clay 100/125, S Wilkinson
96/125.
Majura Park 13/6/12
Typical Canberra - fine, fresh & cool (28): 25T
DB: OA & AA: D Power 125/125, B Skinner
125/125, A Scott 125/125, M Patmore
125/125; A: G Kazolis 23/25, D Green 22/25;
B: G Kasprzak 24/25, J Andonaros 22/25; C: A
Clay 22/25, S Wilkinson 25/29; 25T PS CONT
OA & AA: B Skinner 75/75 & A Scott 75/75;
A: D Green 69/75; B: G Kasprzak 72/75; C:
A Clay 61/75.
Cold with fine sleet (26): Field and Game: OA:
A Vaccaro 87/100; AA: K Cox 72/100; A: W
Cameron 77/100; B: J Fowler 81/100; C: A
Sartor 73/100.
Fine and fresh (30): 25T PS OA: D Power
83/84; AA: K Cox 82/84, M Patmore 77/81;
A: C Curtis 69/75, R Reed 68/75; B: P O’Brien
66/75, G Kasprzak 60/75; C: S Wilkinson
59/75, J Murphy 57/75; 25T DB Night Own
CS OA: D Reed 70/70; AA: B Skinner 69/70, P
Callander 60/61; A: D Green 24/25, G Kazolis
23/25; B: G Kasprzak 23/25, P O’Brien 21/25;
C: S Wilkinson 20/25, J Murphy 18/25.
Marconi 11/05/2012
Cold Night (30): 50T PS Southern Zone CS
AA: N Xenos 146/150, S Samaha 145/150;
A: A Kasiotis 147/150, K Bosanko 143/150;
B: J De-Silva 137/150, L Trew 129/150; C: C
Sarris 108/150; HG: N Xenos 166/170; OA: A
Kasiotis 147/150.
Marconi 13/05/2012
Cold & Windy (37): 100T DB Trophy Shoot
AA: C Sherry 98/100, S Tsoukalas 99/103;
A: F Bradwell 97/100, P Farrugia 94/100; B:
S Cassar 93/102, N Petrone 92/102; C: M
Musicki 88/100; HG: C Sherry 127/130.
Marconi 25/05/2012
Very Cold (24): 60T MXD NIGHT VISION CS
AA: D Jones 95/100; A: J Rodriques 93/100;
B: J De-Silva 83/100.
Marconi 8/06/2012
Very Cold Night (17): 20T CONT DB & 25 Pr
D/R: AA: D Jones 92/100; A: J Barros 92/100;
B: C Pisani 95/100; C: A Simitzis 53/100.
Marconi 11/06/2012
Heavy Rain (23): 100T DB CS: AA: J Hirst
98/100, L Galea 97/100; A: F Bradwell
101/106, D McPhil 100/106; B: B Frost
94/100, G Americanas 94/101; C: A Clay
92/100, R Bartolo 84/100; OA: G Lysaught
99/100.
Maulamein 10/06/2012
Fine (54): Day 2 Curcuit Shoot 50T Medley
DB, PS CS AA: D Hutchins, N Cracknell; A: M
Hutchins, G Young; B: J Costa, M Chalmers;
C: D Hinks, A Lyons; 25T CONT DB CS AA: R
Peatling, N Cracknell; A: A Costa, L Gibson;
B: K Hobbs, T Hoggs, T Hogg; C: A Lyons, M
Brown; OA CS: N Cracknell.
Moree 3/06/2012
Overcast & Cool (20): 30T DB CD AA: N
Brown, B Kneipp, J Allen 30/30; A: T Robb
28/30, J Robb, J Haynes, P Farrell, S Boydell
27/30; B: B Farlow 29/30, R Christie 28/30;
C: S Harris 26/30, T Schultz 19/30; 30T PS
AA: C Mitchell 111/111, J Mulligan 110/111;
A: J Robb 88/90, J Haynes 87/90; B: R Christie
81/90, B Ping Kee 80/90; C: S Harris 77/96,
T Schultz 76/96; 15pr DR AA: J Allen 29/32,
N Brown 28/32; A: J Robb 26/30, P Farrell
25/30; B: R Christie 23/30, B Farlow 22/30;
C: S Harris 21/30, T Schultz 16/30; 25pr DR
CS OA: B Kneipp 46/50; AA: J Mulligan 49/54,
De Schultz 48/54; A: J Robb 42/50, J Haynes
40/50; B: B Farlow 40/50, B Ping Kee 39/50;
C: S Harris 36/50, T Schultz 27/50.
Moree 3/06/2012
Overcast & cool (20): Double Rise CS 30T DB
CD AA: N Brown, B Kneipp, J Allen 30/30; A:
T Robb 28/30, J Robb, J Haynes, P Farrell, S
Boydell 27/30; B: B Farlow 29/30, R Christie
28/30; C: S Harris 26/30, T Schultz 19/30;
30T PS Cash Prize AA: C Mitchell 111/111, J
Mulligan 110/111; A: J Robb 88/90, J Haynes
87/90; B: R Christie 81/90, B Ping Kee 80/90;
C: S Harris 77/96, T Schultz 76/96; 15pr D/R
AA: J Allen 29/32, N Brown 28/32; A: J Robb
26/30, P Farrell 25/30; B: R Christie 23/30, B
Farlow 22/30; C: S Harris 21/30, T Schultz
16/30; 25 pr D/R CS OA: B Kneipp 46/50;
AA: J Mulligan 49/54, De Schultz 48/54; A:
J Robb 42/50, J Haynes 40/50; B: B Farlow
40/50, B Ping Kee 39/50; C: S Harris 36/50,
T Schultz 27/50.
Moss Vale 26/05/2012
12 degs, windy (18): 100T DB CS OA: F
Twarloh 91/100; A: (after shoot-off): A
Thompson 95/106, R Simpson 94/106; B:
W Timms 76/100, (after shoot-off with M.
Simpson) C Carew 75/101; C: J Twarloh
68/100, R Warden 54/100.
New South Wales 28/05/2012
100T ACTA Novelty Sporting OA: D Jessop
80; AA: S Sweeney 75+9, A Garvie 75+7;
A: S Newcombe 75, A Gancewicz 62; B: G
Thompson 71, A Fardoulis 66; C: P Romeo
63, M Poon 53; VET: F Searles 76, D Brenton
69;50T Medley AA: N Xenos 240, T Lionatos
239; A: I Hoschke 236, P Jackson 229; B: P
Hardwick 239, G Munoio 230; C: E Clark 223,
J Preece 207.
40T Nite Owl 10T DB, 10T SB, 10T PS, 10T
HC OA: I Hoschke 58+10, K Barlow 58+8;
AA: P Shephard 57+36; A: D Preece 57; B: D
Alexander 46; C: J Preece 47.
100T SKT AA: D Taylor 98+18, J Lucchitti
98+17; A: L Archer 97, W Petersen 94+73; B:
S Atkinson 97, W Pepper 89; C: I Hoschke 74.
100T SxS AA: A Shacklock 141; A: B Grevert
131, J Newton 124; B: D Robinson 134, T
McSorley 132; C: G Lidgard 98, E Covey 89.
50T SKT OA: D Taylor 49+18; AA: J Lucchitti
49+17; A: A Del-Ben 47; B: S Atkinson 43; C:
C Dinnell 36.
20Pr D/D OA: P Hardwick , J Hirsch 20+12,
P Shephard, G Coleman 20+11, K Zimaras,
C Plessas 20.
Newcastle Lake Macquarie 2/06/2012
Overcast, drizzly (30): 100T DTL AA & OA:
K Raymond 147/150, C Diaz 143/150; A: R
McLean 145/150; A: B McCudden 144/150;
B: T Brind 141/150, R Gleghorn 140/150; C:
R Roberts-Jones 147/166, G Batten 143/166;
50T CONT CS: K Raymond 50/50.
Newcastle Lake Macquarie 16/06/2012
Overcast: 50T SKT HC OA: J Thornton
60(+6)/66, R Nicholson 64/65; 50T SKT
Port Macquarie
Two Day Trap Carnival
Saturday 4th August 2012
9.30am Start
The Port Macquarie
Private Hospital 100
100T Double Barrel $70
OA & 1st & 2nd each Grade
9.30am Start
30T Points Score $20
30T Handicap $25
1st to 5th
15PR Double Rise $20
Total Noms 2 Days $135.00
Juniors $105.00
Overall and graded High Guns
Ladies, Junior and Veteran High Guns
Secretary Megan Wilkins 02 6581 1415 or 0408 090 758
Hastings Regional Shooting Complex
Lady Nelson Drive behind Racecourse
Thanks to all our sponsors:
Port Macquarie Private Hospital
SJ & CM Wallis Plumbers
Watsons Caravans Port Macquarie
RedPoint
Michael & Lesley Langer
Col Crighton
Mick & Megan Wilkins
Clay Targets Australia
Ballantine Ammunition
49
Warren Gun Club
GOLDEN IBIS
&
DENIS HUNT MEMORIAL CUP
including the
Western Zone Night Double Rise Championship
Saturday 11th August 2012 – Starting 9:00 am
Golden Ibis & Dennis Hunt Memorial Cup
5 target Eye Opener – to be shot with Event 1 – not in High Gun
Event 1: 30Tgt Mixed, 10d. 10s. 10p Off 18m
Event 2: 25Tgt Single Barrel Championship
Event 3: 30Tgt Double Barrel Championship
Event 4: 25Tgt Points Score Championship
Event 5: 30Tgt Handicap Trophy
Total Nominations
(Junior Nominations 75% of Full Price - $90)
SHOOTING
OVER
$25
$20
$30
$20
$25
$120
FIVE TRAP LAYOUTS - GREAT PRIZES!!
High Guns: Overall and all grades equal value calculated on all events 1-5.
Championship Events: Overall, First and Second in each grade.
Ladies, Junior and Veteran trophies.
L, J and V trophy will only be awarded when more than 3 shooters from each
category contest the event - only applicable to events and not overall high guns
which will be awarded regardless of shooter numbers.
Western Zone Double Rise Night Championship
Starting appox 7pm, under lights
Event: 15 Pr Double Rise
ACCOMMODATION
Macquarie Valley Motor Inn - 0268474396
Warren Motor Inn - 0268474404
Club House Hotel - 0268474923
Royal Hotel - 0268474980
Camping facilites available at ground.
Come and enjoy Warren’s hospitality,
great food and good fun.
DINNER Saturday night,
50
$25
WARREN
GUN CLUB Inc.
For more information contact:
President: Don
0268474683
Secretary: Fiona
0268474151
Doubles AA: R Nicholson 44/50; A: J Cunningham 43/50; B & OA: J Thorton 49/50; C:
K Hearne 28/50.
Port Macquarie 3/06/2012
Showers (22): 50T DB CS AA: K Miller 50/50,
H MacInnes 48/50; A: P Brenton 48/50, J
Booth 47/50; B: A McWhirter 48/50, Megan
Wilkins 47/50; C: W Turner 41/50, B Ainsworth
40/50; 25T HC: A McWhirter 25/25, P Brenton
27/28, P Batson 26/28; 15PR DR CD AA: K
Miller 26/30, H MacInnes & P Batson 25/30;
A: J Booth & P Brenton 23/30, G Brown 21/30;
B: P Leicht 21/30, A McWhirter 19/30, K Bainbrigge 18/30; HG: K Miller 99/105; LAD HG:
Megan Wilkins 83/105.
Orange 27/05/2012
Overcast and Cool (44): 25T DB CD AA:
J Nash, G Spencer, J Finn, B Yates, P Haley,
P Hayman, A Turner 25/25; A: 25/25 S
Thomson, K Hunt, W Rae, D Weal 25/25; B:
T Taylor 25/25, S Hunt, A Delaney 24/25; C:
J Murphy, M Taylor 23/25; 50T PS CS OA:G
Evans 236/237; AA: J Nash 235/237, J Finn
202/204; A: C Delaney 149/150, D McPhie
146/150; B: R Lofaro 147/150, T Taylor
139/150; C: M Taylor 135/150, B Hunt
130/150; 25T HC CS: R Lofaro 48/48, T Taylor
47/48, A Hurford 35/36; OA HG: J Finn.
Singleton 9/06/2012
Fine (111): 100 T Novelty Field & Game ‘Tom
Turner Mem”: AA: S Atkins 92/100, A Garvie
104/114, J Hayes 103/114, S Payne 90/100; A:
F Araco 89/100, J Benham 88/100, J Hosking
87/100, P Turner 85/100; B: B Lawlor 78/100,
M Camilleri 77/100, D Austin 95/100, L
Brooks 94/128; C: P O’Dwyer 74/100, K
Pearce 68/100, K Millward 67/100, B Williams
63/100; Sub Juniors: K Atkins 29/100; 100 T
Novelty Field & Game Cable Handling Services
Challenge: AA: S Payne 96/100, K Raymond
95/100, R Ali 107/114, S Atkins 106/114; A:
P Turner 89/100, B Firth 87/100, C Dargan
86/100, D Landers 85/100; B: B Lawlor
98/114, P Dockery 96/114, L Starkey 83/100,
R Blackadder 79/100; C: P O’Dwyer 82/100,
Shaun Clarke 73/100, K Smith 88/121, N
Bates 85/121; Sub Juniors: K Pearce 77/100,
K Atkins 51/100; 2 Day High Guns: Overall:
S Payne 214/230; AA: S Atkins 213/230; F
Araco 182/200; B Lawlor 162/200; P O’Dwyer
156/200; LAD: A Buys 176/200; T Mitchell
154/200; VET: F Searles 176/200; Sub Juniors:
K Pearce 145/200; Super Veterans: O Lighezzolo 132/200, B Williams 89/200.
Sydney 18/05/2012
Cold night (14): 75T DB CONT AA: C Plessas
73/75, G Poulios 70/75; A: T Gialouras 72/75,
P Shiailis 68/75; B: P Savell 62/75, Marinos
60/75.
Sydney 19/05/2012
Fine (36): 50T PS “STATE”CONT OA: J Luke
148/150; AA: T Arvanitakis 147/150, N
Loucas 146/150; A: D Tatam 139/150, P
Deland 137/150; B: N Petrone 141/150, L
Trew 138/150; 50T SB “STATE” CONT OA:
N Loucas 50/53; AA: T Arvanitakis 49/50, 2nd
TBA; A: P Deland 46/50, N Edlington 47/54;
B: M Henriques 43/50, N Petrone 43/51.
Sydney 20/05/2012
Fine (72): 45 MT AA: K Hurt 73/75, C Sherry
72/75; A: A Kasiotis 72/75, R Violi 69/75; B:
L Trew 89/100, G Lynam 83/100; C: V Mercuri
51/75, A Belcastro 43/75; 50T DB “STATE”
CONT OA: C Sherry 50/50; AA: T Arvanitakis
81/82, B Duncan 80/82; A: D Chin 49/50,
G Georgiou 48/50; B: N Petrone 46/50, K
Kennerson 46/51; C: A Belcastro 36/50,
K Chetcutti 34/50; OA HG: T Arvanitakis
314/325; AA HG: N Loucas 311/325; A HG:
A Kasiotis 295/325; B HG: L Trew 291/325;
VET HG: B Duncan 303/325; LAD HG: L
Clarke 258/325.
Sydney 1/06/2012
Cold rainy night (22): 25T DB, 25T PS AA: G
Poulios 99/100, D Jones 97/100; A: T Alho
88/100, A Kasiotis 87/100; B: L Trew 96/100,
G Americanas 134/150; C: A Simitzis 70/100;
HG: G Poulios 158/160.
Sydney 3/06/2012
Rain (18): Club Championship CH/CH AA:
D Jones 120/125, OA: Z Saad 119/125; A:
S Tsoukalas 110/125, J Camilleri 90/125; B:
N Petrone 113/125, L Trew 99/125; HG: Z
Saad 168/175.
Sydney 15/06/2012
Cold Night (19): 20Pr D/R AA: G Poulios
34/40, S Samaha 33/40; A: P Shiailis 27/40,
T Alho 26/40; B: Peter P. 26/40, P Aganakis
25/40; 25Pr DD: F Ibrahim/S Samaha 30/30,
N Poulios/T Antoniou 29/30.
Sydney 17/06/2012
Cool & Windy (48): 100T PS OA: J Maxwell
296/300; AA: J Luke 287/300, C Sherry
284/300; A: G Kennerson 280/300, P Deland
269/300; B: L Trew 265/300, R Violi 255/300;
C: V Mercuri 247/300, J Graham 212/300.
Tamworth 2/05/2012
Sunny (26): 25T DB CD C: T Refalo 23/25; B:
R Verra 25/25; A: J Lisle, M Iliffe, B Willis, S
Anshaw, L Kirkby 25/25; A: A J Sleightholme,
M Drain, G Hunter, S Bowden, J Harris 25/25;
50T DB HC: J Marshall 50/50, M Iliffe 57/58, J
lisle 56/58, M Wilson 61/63, S Bowden 60/63;
25T DB PS 18 MTRS C: T Refalo 60/75; B: R
Verra 70/75; A: S Anshaw 73/75; AA: J Sleightholme 75/75; OA HG: J Sleightholme 147/150.
Tamworth 20/05/2012
Perfect (13): 50T SKT CD AA: D Michie 48/50;
A: J Cassin 48/50, R Taylor 47/50; B: J Sleightholme 46/50, L Cameron 41/50; C:W Holliday
41/50, G Hunter 38/50, T Refalo 32/50; 50T
SKT CS OA: J Cassin 50/50; AA: D Michie
41/50; A: R Taylor 47/50; B: J Sleightholme
46/50; C: G Hunter 39/50; OA HG: J Cassin
98/100.
Tamworth 17/06/2012
Fine (12): 50T SKT HC: J Cassin 63/64, W
Holliday 54/64, K Weatherall 49/54; 50T SKT
CS OA: J Cassin 50/50; AA: D Michie 43/50;
A: P Nash 48/50; B: K Weatherall 45/50; C:
W Holliday 39/50; OA HG: J Cassin 99/100.
Taree-Wingham 27/05/2012
Cloud/Wind (11): 25T DB CD AA: S Saul
25/25, L Doyle, D Pasfield 24/25; A: M Wilkins
22/25, P Ryan 21/25; B: P Leicht 24/25, R
Verrall 21/25, K Hugo 20/25; C: G Gianniotis 18/25; 75T Ch/Ch OA & AA: D Pasfield
167/175, S Saul 115/125; A: M Wilkins
107/125, P Ryan 91/125; B: K McWhirter
164/175, P Leicht 116/125; C: G Gianniotis
84/125; HG: D Pasfield 144/150.
Taree-Wingham CTC 9 & 10/06/2012
Fine (18): 50T SKT CS OA & AA: R Nicholson
50/50, D Dundon 49/50; A: Sarah Bennett
48/50, C Lambous 47/50; B: T Duck 48/50,
D Berry 46/50; C: C Parley 45/50, K Bourke
33/50; 50T SKT HC: D McCloy 87/93, B
House 87/94, T Duck 86/91; 50T SKT CS OA
& AA: S Bennett 49/50, D Dundon 48/50; A:
Sarah Bennett 47/50, C Lambous 45/50; B:
J Thornton 58/68, M Flanagan 56/59; C: C
Parley 45/50, K Bourke 39/50; 50T SKT Dbls
CS OA & AA: D Dundon 49/50, S Bennett
48/50; A: D Wyllie 46/50, C Lambous 42/50;
B: J Thornton 42/50, K McWhirter 40/50; C:
C Parley 42/50, K Bourke 38/50 ; C Gr HG: C
Parley 175/200; B Gr HG: T Duck 182/200;
A Gr HG: Sarah Bennett 183/200; AA GR
HG: S Bennett 192/200; OA HG: D Dundon
195/200.
The Forest 15/04/12
Warm & Sunny (14): 120T Cont CS: AA: 1st R
Duncan 106/120; A: 1st D McMillan 115/120,
2nd A Thompson 111/120; B: 1st G Americans 106/120, 2nd S Cassar 95/120; Club
Champion: D McMillan 115/120.
The Forest 20/05/12
Cloudy & Cool (14): AA/A: 1st A Thompson
107/120, 2nd A Nohra 106/120; B/C: 1st S
Philpott 97/120, 2nd M Simpson 92/120;
Club Champion: A Thompson 107/120.
Tumut 10/06/2012
Fine and mild (24): 50T DB CS OA: D.Reed
83/83; AA: D.Turner 82/83; A: Alex Heffernan-Power 48/50; B: S.Metzler 46/50; C:
Patricia Green 46/50; VET: D.Geddes 48/50;
LAD: E.Green 36/50; 25 PR D/R CS OA: Phil
Green 45/50; AA: C.Ceely 59/70; A: Alex Heffernan-Power 44/50; B: M.Bradley 43/60; C:
M.Reitze 36/50; HG: D.Caccioppoli 94/100.
Upper Hunter 19/05/12
Fine & mild (20): 25T DB CD Gr: T Harris,
G Merrick, H Phillip & R Wakem 25/25, D
Landers, S Pinkerton & L Finlay 24/25; 25T
PS CD Gr: D Landers & R Wakem 75/75, H
Phillip 74/75, G Merrick & D Constable 73/75;
25 SB CS: OA & AA: T Norris 32/33; A: L Finlay
31/33; B: D Frasca 20/25; C: S Pinkerton
23/25; 15 Pr DR CD: T Norris 19/20, P Boland
18/20, H Phillip 17/20; HG: T Norris 140/145.
Upper Hunter 16/06/2012
CLOUDY & MILD (18): 25T DB GRD CD: M
Rogers & D White 24/25, P Poile & D McPhie
23/25; 25T PS GRD CD: R Wakem,G Merrick,
P Poile 74/75, D McPhie 73/75; 25 LAKE
GLENBAWN M.T. CHAMP. OA & A: D McPhie
45/49; AA: D White 41/49; B: D Frasca 38/49;
C: J Barker 27/35; 25T DB CONT. GRD CD:
M Rogers & R Wakem 24/25, D Hunderford,
G Merrick, P Poile, P Boland 23/25; HG:
R.Wakem 152/160.
West Wyalong 27/05/2012
Sunny (21): 50T SKT: A Schirmer, J Turner
43/50, S Ellison 42/50, A Collins 41/50; 25T
DB CD AA: M Schiller, W Ambrose, A Collins,
L Ellison 25/25; A: R Schiller 25/25; B: K
Maxwell 23/25; 50T HC $500: J Turner 48/50,
M Schiller 53/57, W Ambrose 52/57, M Elms
50/55; 25T PS AA: L Ellison, A Collins 74/75;
A N Ambrose 74/75; B: T Gorden 66/75; HG:
M Schiller 144/150.
Western
Australia
Bunbury 26/05/2012
75T CONT OA: P House 73/75; A: C Hyder
66/75, J Rourke 65/75; B: J Roach 66/75, C
Roach 63/75; C: C Scheer 60/75.
Busselton 9 & 10/06/2012
Saturday fine & Sunday challenging (18 & 23):
50T SKT OA: T Starkey 47/50; A: B Morrison
47/50 C/C; B: K Dickens 46/50; C: D Mainwaring 43/50; 50T SKT HC: M Evans C/C:
G Prowse, P Howe, C Woodland, T Davies;
25 High SKT OA: J Ablett 22/26 C/C: A: B
Morrison 20/25; B: G Prowse 21/26; C: M
Evans 19/25; 50T DB HC: Greg Scott 47/50
C/C: M Evans 46/50, T Craigie 45/50, F
Prowse 45/51, R Brandt 44/51; 50T DB OA:
G Prowse 50/51 C/C: AA: F Prowse 49/51; A:
J Dunnet 48/50; B: D Mainwaring 47/50; C:
B Hay 38/50.
Geraldton 27/05/2012
Fine with light cloud cover (35): 50 CONT DB
AA: T Blankeney 50/50, G Kelly & R Keach 49;
A: J Dhont, 48 T Henville 48, B Boschetti & V
Oliveri 45; B: S Johnston 47, M Cullen 47, R
Bailey 47; C: P Cream 44, C Astill, J Gaudio &
M Starling 39; 50T DB AA: T Blakeney 50/50, B
Starling 7, G O’Brien 49; A: V Oliveri & J Dhont
48, R Boschetti 47; B: S Johnston 47, L Cowley
46, D King 45; 50T DB Club HC AA: J Gaudio;
C: T Blakeney ; B: L Cowley.
Geraldton 17/06/2012
Ideal Shooting Conditions temperature
mid 20s; 50 PR D/R AA: G Kelly 97/100, M
Boschetti 91 & B Kuser 90; A: P Lemmon 74;
B: R Bailey 69; C: N Dunn 56, J Pickup 55 & S
Gammage 48; 25T DB AA: G Kelly, T Blakeney,
B Kuser, I Grant & M Boschetti 25/25; A: R
Boschetti, B Chester & P Lemmon 25/25; B: L
Cowley & G McCormick 25/25, D Hallinan &
R Bailey 24; C: J Guadio 22, H Chamberlain
& N Dunn 21; 25 SB AA: G Kelly, A Hocking
& T Blakeney 24; A: T Henville, J Dhont & B
Boschetti 24; B: D Hallinan 23, R Bailey 22 &
L Cowley 21; C: S Gammage & J Gaudio 19, J
Pickup 18; 25 PS AA: M Boschetti, G Kelly & B
Kuser 75/75; A: R Boschetti 75/75, T Henville
& V Oliveri 74; B: R Bailey & G McCormick 67
KATANNING
Clay Target Club
ATTENTION SHOOTERS
Our Annual
Cherry Tree Weekend
on 3rd & 4th
November 2012
will this year be
TWO DAYS OF
FIELD SHOOTING
There will be NO
Trap Shooting at all
Full Details later
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52
& L Cowley 65; C: J Pickup 72, N Dunn 46 &
P Chamberlain 58; HG: G Kelly 221/225, M
Boschetti 214 & B Kuser 213.
Northam & District 3/06/2012
24 Degrees Fine & Sunny (20): 25T SB, 25T
DB, 25T CONT PS, 25T CONT: A Ward
97/100, R Danial 96/100, Greg Walker
96/100, L Sharp 95/100, M Walker 94/100,
R Meagher 94/100.
Wagin 20/05/2012
Clear (10): 100 Continental HG: L Fisher
98/100; HC Winner: P Carbone, HC R/Up:
N Suckling.
West Australian 12/05/2012
Fine, sunny (62): 30T Medley OA: T Blakeney
99/100; AA: M Foley 98/100, G Kelly 74/75,
G Hyder 73/75; A: R Vivante 50/50, K Holden
74/75, B Vodden 72/75; B: K Halliday 49/50,
V Oliveri 48/50, C Hart 46/50; C: E Hoggard
38/50, M Craven 34/50, R Puglisi 29/50; 30T
Points OA: A Da Luz 96/96; AA: T Morris
95/96, D Duffy 92/93, A Burnard 128/129;
A: D Foley 89/90, J Bainbridge 88/90, R
Boschetti 87/90; B: V Oliveri 108/114, K
Halliday 106/114, R Benjamin 83/90; C: M
Craven 85/90, E Hoggard 78/90, R Puglisi
50/90; 50T DB OA: J Fleay 223/223; AA: G
O Brien 223/223, L Smith 112/113, G Hyder
111/112; A: L Oliveri 185/186, K Holden
116/117, C Fitzgerald 69/70; B: A Sexton
50/50, K Halliday 76/77, V Oliveri 75/77; C:
M Craven 45/50, R Puglisi 17/50.
Fine Sunny (62): 25T Points OA: A Burnard
146/147; AA: A Da Luz 113/114, N Blake
107/108, J Gilbert 80/81; A: D Foley 145/147,
R Boschetti 99/102, K Holden 77/78; B: P
Carley 72/75, C Smith 75/81, P Pitaro 72/81;
C: Y Beatty 63/75, B Beatty 59/75; 25T HC:
B Vodden 42/42, A Burnard 41/42, J Fleay
37/38, T Morris 34/35, P Pitaro 30/31, M
Waite 29/31, G Quaranta 58/60, A Da Luz
57/60, G O Brien 52/54, S Colagiuri 44/46;
50T SB ATA OA: G Kelly 50/50; AA: T Blakeney
74/75, J Gilbert 73/75, J Oliveri 72/75; A: D
Forward 48/50, S Colagiuri 47/50, R Vivante
70/75; B: V Oliveri 42/50, K Halliday 41/50,
P Pitaro 40/50; C: Y Beatty 36/50; VET: D
Forward 48/50; LAD: D Blake 43/50; JNR: L
Dowding 43/50.
Overcast, cool, light winds (29): State Qualifier
OA: T McDonald; A: C George, T Trainor; B: K
Halbert; C: S Rados, N Jerry, E Hart.
West Austrailain 10/06/2012
Very stormy with high wind and rain (7): 25T
TWR PS B: L Shipp 65/75, A: P Michie 60/75;
20T W/U AA: T Hearn 13/21.
Western Australian 17/06/2012
Cloudy, Warm 21 Degrees with no wind (20):
SKT CS 100T HO & A: Shane O’Brien 100/100;
AA: M Ponta 96, M Perry 94; A: M Voke 95, G
Scheikert, M Pedri, C Gilbert; B: D Knight 96,
M Goldman 93, T Davie 92; C: K Nesbitt 83,
M Walker 82, J Clack 71.
Victoria
Ararat 2/06/12
Cold and clear at first, later overcast and
rain. (27): 10T PS CONT E/O CD: G Pike, A
McKnight, D Long, C Kelly all shot a perfect
30/30; 30T Gr C/S 15 CONT, 15 PS OA & AA:
W Harris 60/60, C Kellly 59/60; A: B Jennings
58/60, P Falkinder 76/80; B: G Strauss 55/60,
Z Biggin 71/80; C: B Cornes 51/60, J O’Connor
42/60; 25T DB Gr CS OA & AA: S Forbes 37/37,
C Kelly 36/37; A: W Calaby 27/28, R Jorgensen
26/27; B: T Pilgrim 24/25, T Perry 23/25; C: J
O’Connor 21/27, B Carnes 20/26; HG: C Kelly
114/115; JNR HG: T Pilgrim 102/115.
Bairnsdale 2/06/2012
Windy (26): 75T DB A: M Sandy 73/75, R Burni
72/75; B: B Bastin 71/75, B Davis 70/74; C: T
Davis 57/75; 25T CONT A: M Sandy 25/25,
R Clancy 30/31; B: J Cleal 23/25, NM Norling
21/25; C: Tanya Davis 19/25.
Beaufort 18/05/2012
(24): CTA State SB CS PM OA & AA: C Brown
49/50, A Brady 47/50; A: R Bailey 46/50, P
Flkinder 45/50; B: A Vincent 45/50, S Houston
43/50; C: L Christian 40/50, J O’Connor 34/50;
JNR: J Flintoft 44/50; VET: A Vincent 45/50;
VCTA State CONT DB CS PM OA: W Medwell
50/50; AA: G Hargreaves 75/76, A Brady
47/50; A: R Bailey 69/70, P Falkinder 68/70; B:
S Houston 55/60, Z Biggin 54/60; C: L Christian
43/50, L Veitch 34/50; JNR: J Flintoft 47/50;
VET: A Vincent 45/50; HG: C Brown & A Brady
96/100; Novelty: J Flintoft 4/4.
Beaufort 15/06/12
(22): 20T CD AA: W Harris 20/20; A: P
Chapman 20/20; B: T Doyle 20/20; C: B
Carnes, L Veitch 17/20; HC: N Cracknell
46/46, G Hargreaves 45/46, L Cook 21/22;
20T CONT OA & AA: N Vagg 24/24, N Cracknell & L Cook 19/20; A: M Schaper 20/20, P
Chapman & P Falkinder 19/20; B: T Pilgrim
23/24, B Flenley & T Doyle 15/20; C: L
Christian 19/20, J O`Connor 18/20; Novelty
HG: W Harris 4/4, N Cracknell & L Cook 58/60.
Boort 11/06/2012
Fine, mild and sunny (49): 75T Ch/Ch OA &
AA: N Cracknell 125/125, P Mills 171/175;
A: G Young 121/125, G Went 115/125; B: D
Shepard 117/125, J Mitchell 116/125; C: A
Lyons 107/125, D Hinks 99/125; LAD: T Hogg
115/125; VET: G Went 115/125; JNR: S Peatling
98/125; HG Awards over the three days: OA &
AA: R Peatling 367/375; A: G Young 356/375;
Frankston Australian
Clay Target Club
123 Rossiter Road Carrum Downs
PO Box 340, Patterson Lakes 3197
Telephone 9782 1626
INC. A0010859 S ABN 255 281 411
AUGUST PROGRAM
All Events - Less than 5 entrants per grade no 2nd place
Sunday 5th
12.00 pm Start
Event 1 10 Tgt Points Score E/O CD $6.00
Event 2
100 Tgt Double Barrel
O/A $100 Cash
$40.00
Grade 1st 250 Shells
2nd 150 Shells O/A takes grade
Sunday 19th
12.00 pm Start
Event 1 20 Tgt Points, AA,A,B&C
$12.00
Event 2 20 Tgt Single Barrel,
AA,A,B&C
$12.00
Event 3 50 Tgt Double Barrel
AA,A,B&C.
$24.00
Event 4 Sponsored by
Rochet Kitchens - Berwick
50 Tgt Skeet - Handicap 1-4 $25.00
1st 500 Shells
COLBINABBIN
Event 5 75 Tgt ISSF Trap Handicap $35.00
1st - 5th
AA=0, A=1, B=2, C=4
August Programme
Visit our website for up to date information,
shoot calendar and results
www.factc.com.au
has been cancelled
CLUB OPEN FOR PRACTICE
Enquiries:
R.R. West 03 5432 9284
Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday
Sporting Clays Every Thursday
CLAY TARGET CLUB
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MELBOURNE
GUN CLUB
Victoria Rd, Lilydale 3140
PH: 03 9739-1771
FAX: 03 9739-1773
www.melbournegunclub.com.au
AUGUST
SATURDAY 4TH 11am start
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
FULL
JNR
100T Trench (No Final) OA A B C
$40
25T Single Barrel AA A B C
$16
25T Handicap 1 2 3 BM
$16
25T Points Score AA A B C
$16
25T Double Barrel AA A B C
$16
50T Skeet Trophy AA A B C
$27
50T Skeet Doubles Trophy AA A B C $27
5 Stand Sporting Practice Available
$30
$8.50
$8.50
$8.50
$8.50
$17
$17
SOUTH EAST ZONE TEAM SHOOT
1 25T Handicap
2 25T Double Barrel
No Skeet, Trench or 5-Stand available on this day
B: J Mitchell 341/375; C: A Lyons 322/375; VET:
G Went 344/375; LAD: K Lyons 329/375; JNR:
S Peatling 304/375.
Callawadda/Stawell 19/05/12
Overcast & Calm (27): 25T NWZ CONT PS CS
OA & AA: C Dalrymple 81/81, C Kelly 80/81;
A: R Jorgensen 73/75, W Jorgensen 72/75;
B: N Woolhouse 70/75, T Hogg 67/75; C:
M Brown 63/75, I Jones 55/75; 30T CONT
DB CS OA & AA: T Hughes 63/63, C Dunn
62/63; A: W Jorgensen 49/50, R Black 29/30;
B: T Hogg 33/35, D Shepard 32/35; C: I Jones
24/25, D Warrick 22/25; 20T CONT DB CD
OA & AA: C Jorgensen 20/20, C Kelly, D Flavel
& C Dunn 19/20; A: J Flintoff & L Gibson
19/20, W Jorgensen & R Jorgensen 18/20;
B: Z Biggin 19/20, N Woolhouse 18/20;
C: I Jones 16/20, M Brown 14/20; OA HG: C
Kelly 124/125; JNR HG: J Flintoff 117/125.
Callawadda/Stawell 16/06/2012
Overcast & Cool (25): 5 Pr DR EO: J Hogg, N
Cracknell, R Hounsell & Ashley Jorgensen all
8/10; 20pr North West Zone Deauville Doubles
OA: A Jorgensen & Chris Jorgensen 20/20, R
Lehmann & R Black 19/20; 50T DB CS OA & AA:
L Torney 85/85, C Jorgensen 84/85; A: L Gibson
62/64, R Hounsell 61/64; B: K Lyons 48/50,
J Hogg 47/50; C: J Hogan 38/50, J O’Connor
36/50; OA HG: NCracknell 58/60; JNR HG: T
Pilgrim 50/60.
Castlemaine 23/05/2012
Cold windy (21): 25T CONT CD AA: R McKinnon
75/75, R Lendon 72/75; A: T Archer 61/75, N
Keighran 60/75; B: J Lendon 72/75, E Mitchell
66/75, H Hussein 66/75; C: A Knight 60/75, N
Karalis 53/75; 25T CONT CS A & OA: N Keighran
31/31, T Archer 24/25; AA: R Lendon 30/31, C
Langridge 32/33; B: M Ahmet 23/25, H Hussein
22/26; C: N Karalis 23/28, A Knight 22/28.
Castlemaine 9/06/2012
Cold Overcast (27): 10T E/O CD AA: R Hosking
30/30, D Oates 30/30, C Langidge 30/30, R
Lendon 30/30; A: G Ogilve 28/30, R Greenwood
28/30, M Schaper 27/30; B: N Blake 29/30, J
Boyer 28/30; C: I Cullipit 25/30, R Morrison
22/30, A Knight 17/30; 25T DB CS AA & AO:
R McKinnon 66/66, D Richardson 65/66; A:
M Schaper 31/32, G Elliot 24/26; B: J Boyer
25/26, L Torney 24/26; C: M Bulkeley 23/25,
R Morrison 20/25; 20 Pr D/D: R Hosking & D
Oates 20/20, R Lendon & J Lendon 44/45.
Colac 10/06/2012
Overcast & Still (37): 25T DB AA & OA: M
Dyson 25/25, D Fenn 59/61; A: I Holt 25/26, L
Presani 24/26; B: S Allen 33/35, G Holt 32/25;
C: M Tarbett 24/25, C Hoiles 22/25; 25T PS
AA & OA: A Holt 73/75, P Smith 77/81; A: I
Holt 85/93, L Oresani 84/93; B: S Allen 68/75,
G Holt 68/75; C: C Hoiles 66/75, M Tarbett
63/75; 25T SB AA: M Dyson 18/20, P Smith
17/20; A: I Holt 18/20, J Gardiner 17/20; B: S
Allen 19/20, G Holt 17/20; C: C Hoiles 14/23,
R Halliday 13/23.
Colac 10/06/2012
Overcast & Still (37): 25T D/D AA & OA: M
Dyson 25/25, D Fenn 59/61; A: I Holt 25/26, L
Presani 24/26; B: S Allen 33/35, G Holt 32/35;
C: M Tarbett 24/25, C Hoiles 22/25; 25T PS
AA & OA: A Holt 73/75, P Smith 77/81; A: I
Holt 85/93, L Presani 84/93; B: S Allen 68/75,
G Holt 68/78; C: C Hoiles 66/75, M Tarbett
63/75; 20T SB AA: M Dyson 18/20, P Smith
17/20; A: I Holt 18/20, J Gardiner 17/20; B: S
Allen 19/20, G Holt 17/20; C: C Hoiles 14/23,
R Halliday 13/23.
Colbinabbin 27/05/2012
Fine, cold (24): 20T PS CD AA: L Fitzgerald
60/60; A: R Algie 59/60; B: E Mullane 51/60; C:
B Roger 54/60; 20T DB CS OA & AA: G Palmer
20/20; A: R Algie 18/20; B: J Boyer 19/20; C: N
Calandro 14/20; 20T HC: N Calandro 15/15, R
West 21/22, P Calandro 20/22; 25T SB CS OA &
AA: P Akkermans 47/47; A: D Milojevic 46/47;
B: H Nihill 24/25; C: R West 27/29.
Cosgrove 27/06/2012
Fine & Sunny (30): 30T DB CS OA & B: M
Hargraves 65/65, L Rech 64/65; AA: P Gobbo
45/46, B Vogelzang 33/34; A: B Rodger 34/35, L
Fitzpatrick 34/35; C: C Figgins 26/30, G Gobbo
25/30; 30T HC OA: L Fitzpatrick 29/30, D
SATURDAY 18TH
Melbourne Field & Game
1 60 Pair Falcon Cartridges Double Trap
10.30am start
$60 $45
2013 rules “Random Pairs”
AA A B C (current grading’s to apply)
Shoot Tomorrow Today
OA winner 500 shells proudly sponsored
by Falcon Australia
2 30T Points Score AA A B C C’ship
$17 $10
3 30T Seafood on Somerville Handicap $17 $10
1 2 3 BM 22-25
4 50T Double Barrel AA A B C C’Ship
$27 $17
O/A Sash
5 100T Skeet C’Ship AA A B C
$40 $30
No Trench practice available on this day
5-Stand Sporting practice available.
Events 2 3 and 4 are shot the last Saturday of July
Aug Sep Oct and Nov and the best 4 out of the 5
Handicap scores WINS $1,000.00
Sponsored by Seafood on Somerville 0417 717 613
Tony Hoyer for all your seafood needs
Melbourne Gun Club now throws White Flyer target
for DTL & Skeet
“The best club throwing the best targets”
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AUGUST 2012
BAIRNSDALE
GUN CLUB
Saturday
August 4th
60tgt D/B
25tgt B/Trap
AA A B & C
1&2
FOSTER
Saturday
Note change of date
5th August
20tgt S/B 20tgt D/B
20tgt pts 20tgt cont
O/A High Gun
MORWELL
Note change of date
Sunday
19th August 11am
2nd round
Iceman Shield
100 tgt Ball Trap
2x 50 tgt Ball Trap
AA A B &C 1&2
Cash prizes daily
H/gun on 100tgt
KORUMBURRA
Saturday
25th August
50tgt pts
AA A B C 1&2
50tgt S/B C/Ship
AA A B C 1+2
Saunders 33/35, D Hunt 32/35; B/M: V Vogelzang 27/30; OA HG: L Fitzpatrick 58/63.
Euroa 26/05/2012
Dull (18): 10T DB CD: D Luelf, M Ward, H
Ward, P Finn, L Fitzpatrick, J King, A Plum
divided 10/10; 25T DB CS AA & OA: A Cole
27/27; A: L Fitzpatrick 26/27; B: R Walker
25/26; C: C Finn 27/29; 15pr DR CS AA: A Cole
34/40; A: H Ward 30/40; B: R Walker 20/30; C:
C Finn 18/30; 20pr D/D CS: H Ward & M Ward
48/48, L Fitzpatrick & J King 47/48.
Euroa 10/06/2012
Perfect (10): 50T SKT CS A & OA: F Guyatt
48/50; A: A Kidd 43/50; C: M Gribben 44/50;
20T TWR SB CS B & OA: C Finn 53/54; AA: J
King 47/49; A: P Finn 33/35; C: A Kidd 52/54.
Frankston 20/05/12
Fine & Cold (55): 10T Cont PTS: AA: L Hawker,
P Mills, A Calvi & W Parkes 30/30; A: D Hill
& M Whitelaw 30/30; 20T Cont SB: AA: H
Crawford 27/27, H Finken 26/27; A: C Myers
20/20, C Moroney 19/20; B: M Baker 18/20, G
Shields; C: C Grigg 18/20, P Wilson 16/20; 50T
State Cont PTS OA: K Calder 150/150; AA: C
Brown 147/150, C Murphy 161/165; A: B Hayes
144/150, C Moroney 141/150; B: S Shields
142/150, P Pingnam 138/150; C: Clayton Grigg
142/150, Bianna Calvi 125/150; 75T ISSF Trap
+ Final: R Pitt 58/75.
Frankston 17/06/2012
Cloudy (63): 10T HC E/O: M Downes, D
Rhodes, T McDonnell, N Cook, R Rigato, A
Bahend, R Wiliams, N Asmor, D McKenzie, B
Haynes, P Calvi, G McMillan, J Kalaboukas, S
Frankland, P Noy 10/10; 30T HC Lord Birdwood
Cup: P Wilkins 34/34, P Fraser 30/31, S Morley
32/33, P Covedon 31/32, M Downes 30/31;
20T Points AA: P Carvedon 60/60; P Mills
59/60, C Galea 59/60; A: L Mirabella 69/69,
M Tout 66/69; B: R Ellis 52/60; C: P Noy 52/60,
J Kalaboukas 51/60; 75T ISSF Trap: B Dunstan
89/100, N Asmar 85/100, M Kandus 83/100.
Hamilton 16/6/12
Overcast (23): 25T PS AA: R Duthie 89/90,
V.C.T.A. South East Zone
Ball Trap Carnival
Saturday 18th August Nepean C.T.C.
Practice 10.00am, Comp Start 10.30am
Long Point Rd Cape Schanck Mel ref 259 F2
Event 1 50 Target Zone Ball Trap
AA A B C 1st & 2nd
Event 2 50 Target B/T South East Zone C'ship
O/A AA A B C 1st & 2nd
High Gun over Event 1 & 2 South East Zone Sash
Zone Ball Trap Team qualifying event
Zone Secretary Chris Carrol 03 5931 5079 B/H 0409 414 774
SOUTHERN
PENINSULA
AUGUST 2012
MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
Melways 146 A11
Saturday 25th 12 pm Start
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]
www.metroclaytargetclub.com.au
AUGUST 2012
Practice –
Every Tuesday and Saturday 12pm to 5pm
DTL, Skeet & 5 Stand Sporting
Sunday 5th
10.30am Start
Australian Hellenic Game
and Conservation
75 Target Sporting Graded
Sunday 12th
10.30am Start
Metropolitan Field & Game
75 Target Simulated F&G
Noms close 12.30pm
Note Change of Date
Sunday 19th
10pr D/Rise E/O
20pr Deauville Doubles Select Partners
30 Sets Triples Select Partners
10.30am Start
25 tgts ZZ Competition
Practice Friday 4pm-6pm, BBQ afterwards
Contact Lance Cazaly 0417 587 726
www.morningtonclaytarget.cjb.net
NEPEAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
Melways 259 F2
Saturday 18th 12.30 pm Start
S/E Zone Ball Trap Carnival
50tgt Ball Trap AA-A-B-C 1-2
50tgt Ball Trap S/E Zone C/ship AA-A-B-C 1-2
Selection for Zone Team shoot off at State Ball Trap Titles
Friday Night 24th 6.00 pm Start
50tgt Night Sporting
SSAA/Field & Game Shooters Welcome
Practice from 10.30 Comp at 12
DTL Comp starts at 12pm
Event 1 10 Target E/O Points CD
1st, 2nd, 3rd
Event 2 25 Target Double Barrel
AA A B C
Event 3 25 Target Single Barrel
AA A B C
$10
$13
$13
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
Secretary: Daniel Ericson
Contact Acting Sec. Ally Zoric 5982 0677
www.nepeanclaytargetclub.com
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A Pollock 88/90; A: S Linke 73/75, S Collins
72/75; B: S Muller 71/75, W Duncan 70/75;
C: G McDonald 65/75, J Collins 62/75; OA: R
Duthie 89/90; 25T SB AA: W Jenkins 24/25, W
Wombwell 22/25; A: S Collins 23/25, S Linke
22/25; B: S Muller 22/25, W Duncan 20/25;
C: J Collins 21/25, G McDonald 18/25; OA:
W Jenkins 24/25; 25T DB AA: W Black 50/50,
A Pollock 45/46; A: S Collins 50/50, S Linke
27/28; B: G Stevenson 24/2, S Wombell 23/25;
C: J Collins 24/25, K Linke 20/25.
Jeparit 20/05/2012
Excellent Day (9): 30T DB CS AA & OA: D Flavel
30/30; A: R Black 28/30; B: D Harris 28/30; C:
P Noske 26/31; 30T PS AA: W Hawker 87/9, D
Flavel, A Jones 86/90; A: R Black 79/90; B: D
harris 78/90, N Hinneberg 69/90; C: P Noske
75/90, B Jarrett 70/90; 20T SB AA: D Flavel, W
Hawker 18/20; B: D Harris 13/20, N Hinneberg
11/20; C: B Jarrett, P Noske 15/20.
Jeparit 17/06/2012
Mild, Overcast (9): 30T Medley CS AA & OA: D
Flavel 49/50; A: R Hounsell 45/50; B: G Strauss
41/50; C: J Bone 31/50; 30T Points Cash AA: D
Flavel 85/90, R Lehmann 83/90; A: R Hounsell
74/90; B: D harris 65/90, G Strauss 63/90; C: J
Bone 66/90; 20T DB AA: D Flavel, R Lehmann,
R Black, W Hawker 20/20; A: R Hounsell 19/20;
B: G Strauss 17/20; C: J Bone 16/20. Thanks to
all who attended.
Korumburra 26/05/2012
Overcast, Wet and Cool (43): 5T E/O DB: T Tobias,
G Vanderbrand, C Stokes, B Dinsdale, C Jones, J
Buchanan, D Rhodes, L Hawker, H Crawford;
BUDGE SHIELD 25T HC DB: S Stokes, R Brill,
H Crawford; F/M: R Jones; B/M: M Foon; COLL
HEPPEL MEM. 60T DB OA: H Finken; AA: H
Finken, C Carrol; A: R Burns, C Gray; B: H Hanratty,
J Attard; C: C Round, R Ford.
Kyneton 27/05/2012
Cool and cloudy (31): 25T DB CS AA & OA:
C Langridge 34/35, R McKinnon 33/35; A: D
Hill 30/32, W Calaby 27/29; B: S Allen 49/51,
W Canny 48/51; C: M Hobbs 23/25, J Taylor
22/25; 25T SB CS AA & OA: C Langridge 24/25,
R McKinnon 23/25; A: W Calaby 24/27, J
Barklem 23/27; B: L Hatzigiannis 22/26, S Allen
21/26; C: J Taylor 18/25, B Lidgerwood 19/27;
10T HC: W Calaby 22/23, M Rocca 21/23, S
Allen 14/15; BM: D Richardson 13/15; C Grade
Junior: W Baker.
MacArthur 27/05/2012
Good (19): 25T PS CS AA & OA: S Wythe 75/75,
A Pollock 74/75, M Dyson 72/75; A: M Wythe
72/75, B Wythe 72/75, M Dumesny 62/75;
B: A Reid 74/75, S Muller 73/75, G Stevenson 72/75; C: W Neil 63/75, E Wythe 62/75,
M Bond 48/75; 25T CONT CS AA & OA: W
Jenkins 32/32, A Pollock 31/32, S Wythe 50/51;
A: M Dumesny 30/31, B Wythe 27/28, M Wythe
24/25; B: A Fry 31/32, G Stevenson 30/32, A
Reid 23/26; C: W Neil 20/25, E Wythe 19/25,
B Sharrock 18/25; Jackpot: M Dumesny 5/5.
Mansfield 20/05/2012
Fine & Sunny (43): 10T PS EO: 11 Possibles;
50T Medley CS OA & AA: B Vogelzang 100/100,
W Woodward 118/120; A: D Ball 99/100, D
Hedt 118/120; B: R Walker 111/120, D Collihole 109/120; C: S Hourigan 96/100, L Doyle
88/100; JNR: T Allen 96/100; SUB JNR: Bailey
Vogelzang 81/100; Melbourne Vs Mansfield
Shield: Melbourne R Esplin, D Ball, G Aston,
D Johnston, S Aston 481/500, D Mansfield
479/500.
Mansfield 21/05/12
(43): 25T PS SR CS: OA & AA: B Vogelzang
74/75, S Aston 75/78; A: T Newman 73/75, D
Johnston 78/88; B: R Walker 70/75, S Callahan
64/75; C: L Doyle 60/75, N Calandro 56/75;
JNR: T Allen 69/75.
Mansfield 17/06/12
Overcast and dull (36): 50T DB CS: OA & AA:
D Luelf 106/106, D Hunt 61/62; A: T Plum
105/106, K Skinner 57/58; B: J Woolmer
47/50, B Pyke 46/50; C: T McGrath 43/50,
C Petersen 39/50; JNR: T Allen 46/50; SUB
JNR: Bailey Vogelzang 46/50; 20T HC: D Hunt
24/24, P Grant 23/24, Ben Vogelzang 22/23;
JNR: T Allen 19/20; Highland Shield: Mansfield
won 189/200; 20PR DD DP: Wayne Green &
Tony Plum 19/20, Bailey Vogelzang and Bill
Woodward 24/26.
Maryborough 12/05/2012
Cold (70): 100 Sporting OA: R Hall 98/100;
A: B Zogogliannis 95/100, M Gibbs 94/100,
W Nankervis 89/100; B: F Paglia 81/100, G
Shelton 76/100, R Hendrickson 75/100; C: S
Leach 79/100, B Paglia 67/199, C Zammitt
61/100; Super VET: R McFarlane99/118; VET:
C Macpherson 92/100; LAD: R Birgan 89/100;
JNR: J Paglia 92/100.
Maryborough 26/05/2012
Cool (20): 25T SB OA & AA: A McKnight 25/25,
G Menhennet 28/29; A: L Watts 24/25, G Elliot
23/25; B: M Ipsen 27/30, D Petrie 26/30; C: A
Knight 16/25, M O’Connell 10/25; 25 B/T OA
& A: D Watts 22, A O’Connell 22; B: G Menhennett 18, D Robinson 17; C: D Petrie 16, M
Ipsen 13; 25T DB OA & AA: J Shepherd 88/88, T
Moroni 87/88; A: G Elliot 25/25, L Watts 24/25;
B: D Petire 30/33, M Ipsen 29/33; C: A Knight
20/25, M O’Connell 17/25.
Melbourne 26/05/2012
50T DB OA & AA: G Aston 200/200; AA: R
Esplin 199/200; A: P Grand-Court 83/84, S
Pellegrino 49/50; B: T White 58/60, T Laber
57/60; C: K Wilson 46/50; LAD: T White
48/50; JNR: I Gladman 47/50; 20T SB OA &
AA: C Brown 20/20; AA: R Esplin 27/28; A: D
Johnston 28/29, P Grand-Court 27/29; B: T
White 19/21, I Gladman 18/21; C: K Wilson
17/20; LAD: T White 19/21; JNR: K Dunkley
18/20, I Gladman 18/20; 30T HC: K Dunkley
31/31, D Wilson 30/31, D Ball 36/37; BM: C
Galea 32/34.
Melbourne 2/06/2012
Overcast (45): 75T MXD CS OA & AA: P
Mills 124/125; AA: J Wallace 123/125; A: D
Hedt 122/125, W Green 121/125; B: A Jones
116/125, R Allender 107/125; C: J Culloden
107/125; LDY: C Crowie 102/125; JNR: J
Wallace 123/125; 25T HC: S Morley 36/36,
D Hedt 35/36, R Esplin 33/34; BM: R Esplin
24/25; 75T Trench OA & A: M Kandus 82/100;
B: B Hall 61/75; C: I Borbas 52/75.
Melbourne 9/06/2012
Overcast and cold (45): 10T CONT E/O: D Hedt
30/30, W Kotlarewski 29/30, R Webb 28/30;
30T CONT DB OA & AA: G McClure 74/74; AA:
R Esplin 73/74; A: M Kandus 34/35, R Jackson
33/35; B: T Sutton 29/30, D Drinkwater 28/30;
C: K Wilson 26/30; JNR: K Wilson 28/32; 30T
PS OA: W Kotlarewski 110/110; AA: G McClure
88/90; A: T Jackson 108/110, A McCredden
88/90; B: R Webb 86/90; C: A Truda 72/90; JNR:
M Hollingworth 76/90; 30T DB OA: W Kotlarewski 64/64; AA: G McClure 63/64; A: M Kandus
51/52, R Jackson 31/32; B: R Webb 60/61; C: A
Truda 30/33; JNR: M Hollingworth 29/30.
Mildura 5/05/2012
(18): 40T HC: C Hunt 47/50, J Villiva 46/50, R
Long 38/41, L Kadzeila 37/40.
Mildura 19/05/2012
(26): 25T CONT CD: K Marynard, M Scherger,
F Albanese 24/25; Olympic Trap CD: L Finis, N
Watts 22/25; 25Pr D/D: G Clarkson, D Molina,
A Ataliotis, D Mills 24.
Mildura 9 & 10/06/2012
Cold and overcast both days (Sat 19):100T DB
CS A: M Scherger 109/114, N Watts 108/114;
B: R Coombes 97/100, J Villiva 96/100; C: C
Barnes 90/100, I Demasi 82/100; JNR: T Box
76/100; (Sun 16): 100T SKT CS AA: R Coombes
98/100, D Molina 97/100; B: M Scherger
90/100, R Foster 87/100; C: S Barnes 83/100,
T Chapman 82/100; JNR: T Box 75/100, B
Hamilton 47/100; HG: For the weekend R
Coombes 195/200; Thanks Maureen; Carl Hunt
c/o Gun Club Mildura.
Mornington 12/05/12
25T DB AA: G Boyd 44/45, C Carrol 43/45; A:
J Williams 25/25, D Clark 45/50; B: G Tunks
23/25, J Nelson 31/35; C: S James 21/25, M Peck
22/27; 50T President’s HC: J Williams 47/51, D
Clark 46/51, R Williams 47/55, L Cazaly 46/55,
C Galea 44/50; Microphone: R Lide 1/1.
Morwell 19/05/2012
Fine & overcast (49): 5T HC PS: C Gray, G Sartori,
A Bird, R Clancy, R Burns, B Dinsdale, H Finken
& S Stokes all 15/15; 25T Budge Shield HC: D
Snell 35/35, B Jones 34/35, R Burns 33/34; FM:
T Sartori 22/25; BM: C Murphy 24/25; Budge
Shield teams: Morwell 123/125, Traralgon
122/125, Bairnsdale 111/125, Foster 110/125,
North East Zone/ V.C.T.A.
AUGUST 2012 PROGRAM
SATURDAY 4TH AUGUST
Bendigo 10am
75tgt Sporting Clays C/ship
Mountain Duck Interclub Shoot
SUNDAY 5TH
Numurkah Shepparton 11am
10tgt Cont EO CD
50tgt Cont C/ship
20tgt D/B C/ship
20tgt S/B C/ship
10tgt Club H/cap
Yarrawonga 11am
45tgt Medley
35tgt D/B C/ship
TUESDAY 7TH AUGUST
Zone Delegates meeting
Australia Hotel Shepparton 7.30pm
THURSDAY 9TH
Echuca 9.30am
NEZ School Students C/ship
SATURDAY 11TH
Bendigo
Harcourt Cup at Castlemaine
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Benalla 11am
5 fee targets + 25tgt P/S C/ship
50tgt State M/T C/ship
25tgt D/B C/ship
High Gun over program
SUNDAY 12TH
Echuca 11 am
25gt P/S Gr C/ship
25tgt S/B C/D
25tgt H/cap 1-3,
25tgt D/B Gr C/ship
10tgt Club Mug
Skeet available
Euroa 12.30pm
10tgt Tower D/B C/D
20tgt Tower P/S C/ship
50tgt Skeet C/ship
SATURDAY 18TH
Bendigo 10am
25tgt B/T C/ship
25tgt Cont P/S C/ship
25tgt D/B Trophy
SUNDAY 19TH
Deniliquin 11.30am
15tgt P/S Gr CD
50tgt D/B
50tgt D/B
10tgt Club H/cap, High Gun
Mansfield 11am
Mansfield vs Woods Point Shield
50tgt D/B Gr C/ship
20tgt H/cap
15pr Auto and Driven C/D
O/A High Gun
FRIDAY 24TH
Mathoura 7.00 pm
10tgt D/B E/O C/D
25tgt P/S
15tgt D/B C/D
SATURDAY 25TH
Euroa 1pm
10tgt Cont D/B C/D
25tgt Golden Gun Cont D/B C/ship
25tgt Eurack D/B C/ship
SUNDAY 26TH
Colbinabbin Shoot cancelled
K/Burra 104/125 After 4 rounds Morwell
459/500, Traralgon 457/500; 60T DB CS AA &
OA: B Stokes 81/81, H Fnken 80/81; A: S Russell
68/69, D Kendall 67/69; B: B Bastin 57/60, D
Snell 70/74; C: B Light 54/60, T Sartori 50/60.
Morwell 16/06/2012
Fine & calm (42): 100T Morwell Marathon,
25T CONT, 25T SB, 25T DB, 25T PS AA &
OA: S Gloster 147/150, S Stokes 146/150; A:
N Cleal 145/150, D Kenndal 141/150; B: C
Jones 139/150, G McMillan 13/150; C: B Light
143/150, G Harrington 139/150.
Nepean 19/05/12
Fine (32): 100 Med 50T DB, 50 PS AA: Woody
195, C Carroll 192, R Williams 192; A: C
Moroney 189, P Keely 188, D Boyack 181; B: J
Heyblom 185, G Tunks 183, B Barlow 181; C: L
Quirk 177, C Rowley 171, M Peck 169.
Nepean 25/5/2012
Windy & wet (32): 50T Simulated Night AA: N
McColl, D Quick, Hecta; A: J McColl, G Nemecheck, A Kidd; B: D Mudge, K Perkins, P Doherty;
C: R Hendrickson, R Cochrane, D Wendt; LAD: L
Hawker; JNR: M Hammond, L MacIntosh.
Nepean 16/6/2012
(42): MORNINGTON/NEPEAN/CERBERUS
INTERCLUB TEAM SHOOT: 10 E/O PS: L
Hawker 30, P Drennan 30; 25T HC: K Goetz
23, D Comelli 23, A Kidd 23; 25T HC: M Peck
23, Neil-Arajah 23, J Strirrup (jnr) 23; 25T DB
AA: Woody 25, Hecta 23; A: D Comelli 25,
Neil-Arajah 25; B: Peter Mac 22, B Barlow 22;
C: K Goetz 21, CRANKY 21.
Noorat 26/05/2012
Perfect (39): 25T DB AA: B Wines 30/30, G
Hayden 29/30; A: J Kennett 25/25, M Mole
24/25; B: M Aitkens 26/27, S Wombwell 25/27;
C: M O’Bryan 23/25, J O’Connor 22/26; 25T
PS AA: M Dyson, I Buchholz 74/75; A: J Hayden
69/75, J Hoare 67/75; B: T Pilgrim 77/81, N
Harris 76/81; C: M O’Byran 63/75, E Domney
57/75; 20T HC: N Harris 20/20, M Dyson, M
Hayden 39/40.
Numurkah Shepparton 3/06/2012
Good (40): 100T DB AA & AO: Tony Maroni
103/103, M Ward 118/119, L Fitzgerald
117/119; A: J King 102/103, S Harbor 99/100,
P Grant 97/100; B: J Fothergill 97/100, P Watkins
93/100, P Woods 92/100; C: C Figgins 91/100,
Sebastopol Gun Club Inc
South West Zone Team Shoot
12 Noon Start (Sharp)
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
25 Target Handicap1,2,3 & BM
25 Target DB Championship
OA Sash, Graded 1st and 2nd
30 Mixed Target Championship
(10 DB, 10SB, 10PS)
OA Sash, Graded 1st and 2nd
Total Noms: $50.00 (Open) $40.00 (VLJ)
Contact: Neil Haydon 0427 500 710
WANGARATTA
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
August Program
5 STAND
Sunday 12 August 11am
100 Tgt. 5 Stand Sporting Clays C/ship
1&2 each grade
DTL
Saturday 18 August 11am
SWAN HILL
Clay Target Club
Classic
10am – practise
11am – start
Event 1
50tgt D/B
AA, A, B, C, 123
OA winner takes grade
Sashes & Prizes –
Winchester shells 1st- 250, 2nd
150, 3rd 100
Event 2
50tgt P/S
AA, A, B, C, 123
OA winner takes grade
Sashes & Prizes – Jewellery from
Camerons fine jewellers to the
value of $1700
All Shooters go in the draw
for a door prize
SKEET
Noms - Event 1 - $30
Event 2 - $40
Full - $65
Reduced - $55
50 Tgt. Skeet C/ship 1&2 ea gr
50 Tgt. Skeet C/ship 1&2 ea gr
Canteen available & Finalised
under lights if necessary
10 Tgt. SB E/O
100 Tgt. Medley C/ship, 1&2 ea gr
(Consisting of 25 tgts each of SB, DB, PS & Continental)
Sunday 26 August 11am
Please Note: 2 Day 5 Stand Sport. Clay C/Ships. 100 Tgts
each day. Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 October at 11am
The committee reserves the right to alter any advertised program
More info. contact Secretary Brett Jory
Ph. 0400 574 014. Website www.wangclaytarget.com.au
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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
AUGUST 2012 PROGRAM
FRIDAY 3RD 6 PM START
Event 1 10 tgts E/O Pts C/D
$8.00
Event 2 75 tgts STATE NIGHT
$45.00
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
25 tgts D/B 25 tgts S/B 25 tgts Pts off 15m
State Sash for O/A & Gr sashes for 1st in ea gr
Event 3 25 tgts D/B C/D time permitting
$16.00
Optional purse on events1 2 & 3. All money goes back
to shooters $10.00
SUNDAY 5TH 12 PM START
Trench Championship 75 tgt + final
Sporting Clays 50 tgts C/D
$35.00
$25.00
SUNDAY 12TH 12 PM START
Event 1 10 tgts Pts E/O C/D
$8.00
Event 2 25 tgts Pts graded O/All takes grade $14.00
Event 3 50 tgts D/B championship Sash O/All $24.00
Event 4 25 tgts S/B graded O/All takes grade $14.00
Optional purse on events 1 2 3 & 4. All money goes back
to shooters $10.00
SUNDAY 19TH VENETO SHOOT
Also trench and sporting practice available on this day
SKEET SHOOT 12 PM START
Mike Corbett Skeet Capt. 0413 258 794
Event 1 50 tgts skeet Club Shoot C/D
$20.00
Event 2 50 tgts gauge handicap
$20.00
Event 3 50 tgts handicap (time permitting) $20.00
SUNDAY 26TH 12 NOON START
Event 1 50 tgts Pts graded O/All takes grade $24.00
Event 2 50 tgts D/B Championship Sash O/All $24.00
Event 3 50 tgts S/B graded O/All takes grade $24.00
Event 4 75 tgts Trench Handicap 1 2 & 3
$35.00
Optional purse on events 1 2 & 3. All money goes back
to shooters $10.00
G Keir 88/100, N Calandro 81/100; Club HC:
Max Gribben 21/21.
St. Arnaud 27/05/2012
Cool, Cloudy but Fine (11): 10T DB E/O: A
Freeman, T Pilgrim, J McVitty, S Forbes, D Bertalli
L Torney 10/10; 25T. Mt. Yawong HC: A Freeman
24/25, T Bertalli 25/28, S Forbes 24/28; 25T DB
Gr. CS OA: S Forbes 34/35, D Bertalli 33/35; A:
D Lanyon 39/41, A Freeman 38/41; B: L Torney
24/25, T Pilgrim 23/25; C: T Bertalli 23/25, J
O’Connor 18/25; HG: S Forbes 72/75; O.T.F.
Rnd. 3: A Freeman; O.T.F. Rnd. 4: D Bertalli.
Swan Hill 20/05/2012
Sunny, Slight breeze (16): 75T DB AA: S Bates
72/75, P Akkermans 71/75, C Dalrymple 67/75;
A: G Young 72/75, A Costa 69/75, F Siciliano
68/75; B: J Costa 72/75, J Absalom 70/75, D
Shepard 68/75; C: D Costa 65/75, T Siciliano
51/75.
Swan Hill 17/06/2012
Overcast, windy: 25T HC: F Siciliano 22/26, J
Costa 21/26, G Manuel 20/25, E Parker 26/32;
50T CONT AA: E Parker 45/50; A & OA: F
Siciliano 46/50, A Costa 43/50; B: S Milano
39/50, G Manuel 36/50.
Veneto 20/05/12
Fair: 10T EO: A: P Rhodes 30/30; B: T Hicker,
A Guglielmin, G Went & E Bertollo 30/30; C: B
Bailey 16/20; 25T PS: A: A Hoyer 70/75, S Zotti
68/75; B: E Bertollo 72/75, G Went 70/75; C:
B Bailey 45/75; 15T DR: AA: M Cocks 28/30;
A: C Vella 25/30; B: A Jones 24/30; C: B Bailey
18/30; 25T DB: A: T Hoyer 44/44, S Zotti 43/44;
B: A Jones 25/25, A Guglielmin 52/55; C: B Bailey
19/25; Jackpot won by T Hoyer.
Veneto 17/06/2012
Raining & Windy: 10T E/O A: D Azzopardi 29/30,
G Ogilive 27/30; B: B Bertollo 28/30; 25T SB
A: D Azzorardi 24/25, D Decarolis 23/25; B: E
Bertollo 22/25; 25T CONT A: D Degarolis 74/75,
D Azzopardi 71/75; B: E Bertollo 69/75; 25T DB
A: D Azzopardi 25/25, J Barklem 24/25, G Ogilvie
24/25, R Brown 24/25; B: T Hickey 24/25.
Wangaratta 21/04/2012
Fine: 10T SB EO: 10 Possibles; 50T SB Winsec
Savings & Loan CS OA & AA: D Luelf 51/52, Ben
Vogelzang 50/52; A: Bailey Vogelzang 48/50, J
Gemmill 66/69; B: T Ruvolo (sponsor) 46/50, H
Smith 44/50; C: M Young 37/50, J Clark 37/51;
50T DB CS OA & AA: Ben Vogelzang 59/59, D
Saunders 65/66; A: R Ellis 58/59, Bailey Vogelzang; B: J Kelly 48/50, M Gribben 59/62; C:
Jo-Anne Ford 43/50, J Clarke 36/50; HG OA: Ben
Vogelzang 108/110; VET: Roy Ellis 107/110; LAD:
Megan Grassi 97/110; JNR: Bailey Vogelzang
107/110.
Perfect (45): 10T E/O: 19 possibles; 50T DB
CS OA: D Hunt 157/157, M Ward 156/157;
A: H Ward 63/64, P Grand-Court 52/64; B: J
Kelly 56/57, P Watkins 55/57; C: J Ford 41/50,
M Young 39/52; 20T Bob Barron Mem HC: D
Hedt 22/22, P Cavedon 22/23, P Wilkins 21/23;
HG OA: D Ball 78/80; JNR: J Wilson 75/80; VET:
D Harley 76/80.
Perfect (20): 100 T S/C CS OA: G Shale 102/121,
D Saunders 101/121; AA: T Beach 80/100, L
Whyte 74/100; A: R Carmody 82/100, G LePoidevin 81/100; C: K Shale 65/100, M Crosher
72/121.
Cloudy/cool (40): 10T PS EO: 6 Poss; 50T PS CS
OA & AA: J Willett 150/150, A Willett 147/150;
A: M Gribben 147/150, A Plum 144/150: B: J
Kelly 143/150, K Robinson 140/150; C: T Barnes
120/150, C Wilkinson 132/163; 50T CONT
OA & AA: M Ward 50/50, A Willett 50/51; A:
M Gribben 47/50, M Grassi 46/50; B: J Kelly
46/50, H Smith 44/50; C: T Barnes 42/50,
J Ford 38/50; HG & OA: J Willett 225/230;
VET: M Gribben 223/230; JNR: H Ward 224/230.
Warracknabeal 26/05/2012
30T SB OA: R Lehmann 39/41; AA: D Flavel
38/41; A: L Gibson 27/30, R Gould 26/30; B: N
Hinneberg 26/30, B Papst 23/30; 30T DB OA:
R Lehmann 30/30; AA: D Flavel 28/30, C Quinn
28/30; A: R Black 29/30, L Gibson 29/30; B: B
Papst 28/30,, N Hinneberg 28/30; Jackpot: C
Dunn 45/45.
Warrnambool 9/06/12
Fine & Sunny (36): 25T SWZ Team Shoot HC:
Wonthaggi Gun Club
SUNDAY 12TH AUGUST
12 Noon Start
FI FI 50/50
50 TGT DB / 50 TGT PTS
AA A B C 1 & 2
SUNDAY 9TH SEPTEMBER
100 TGT MEDLEY
All Enquiries Ring 9749 7301 (club)
President Mathew Cocks 0417 397 115
20 TGT DB C/D
50 TGT PTS AA A B C 1 & 2
15 Pair Double Rise
AA A B C 1 & 2
“Come & shoot under the best lights in Australia”
Enquiries Steve Ziegler 0418 348 966
Club open for practice Wed., Thurs., Fri.,
Sat. from 12pm
ISSF Skeet (Thur.), DTL, Trench, Sporting & Tower
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I Harris 48/49, J Hoare 47/49, S Holt 28/30,
M Hayden 24/26; 25T SWZ Team Shoot DB
AA & OA: A Pollock 78/78, S Holt 46/47; A: S
Harrison 45/45, R Bailey 44/45; B: J Matthey
41/45, A Loubey 40/42; C: L McCosh 21/25,
B McCosh 21/25; Winning Team: Colac, W
Calaby, G Menhennent, A Pollock, R Hirth,
S Holt Score 235/250; Junior Team: Noorat,
J Hayden , J Hoare Score 98/100; HG OA: S
Holt 49/50; JNR: I Harris 58/60.
Wonthaggi 10/06/2012
Fine but cold (23): 50T DB & 50T PTS AA &
OA: W Parks 200/200, R Esplin 259/260; A: P
Fraser 194/200, B Hayes 193/200; B: J Orlando
183/200, I Gladman 181/200; C: S Contarino
186/200; P Noy 180/200; Jackpot: Wayne
Parks $97.
Woods Point 27/05/2012
Cool & overcast: 10T SB E/O: R Bevis, M
Ward 10/10; 20T SB Morning Star Gold
CS OA: P Desmond 23/24; AA: P Desmond
19/20, M Ward 17/20; A: J West 22/23, T
Apps 21/23; B: D Shepherd 16/20, J Wood
16/22; 30T MSG MXD CS OA: M Ward
50/50; AA: M Ward 50/50, P Desmond
47/50; A: H Ward 48/50, M Woods 47/50;
B: J Butters 43/50, D Shepherd 42/50; 20
Pr MSG D/D CS OA: T Allen, M Woods 20/20,
H Ward, M Ward 23/25, R Bevis, S Coolahan
22/25, G Coolahan, D Shepherd 17/20; HG
OA: M Ward 85/90; JNR: H Ward 84/100.
Yarrawonga 3/06/2012
Cool (28): 45T Medley AA: D Hunt 75/75,T
Peacock 73/75; A: N Hunter 74/75, R Knuckey,
R Ellis, R Ferguson 72/75; B: E Wemyss 61/75,
P Green 58/75; C: D Sharp 34/35; 35T DB CS
AA & OA: T Peacock 46/46, R Wilson 45/46;
A: G Rowe 43/44, J Wilson 40/41; B: P Green
34/35, E Wemyss 30/35; C: D Sharp 34/35; HG:
D Hunt 109/110.
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Annual Gold Cup Shoot See CTSN for Program
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Newcastle LM CTC RSL Charity Novelty Field
Warren GC
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DOUBLE RISE
Barellan CTC
Central Riverina PS C’Ship,
Cecil Park CTC
ANNIVERSARY TRAP CARNIVAL
Newcastle LM CTC Mick Smith Memorial
Novelty Field
Cobar CTC
Annual Golden Clay, Plus NSW
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Inverell RSM CTC 2 Day Trap Carnival
Upper Hunter GC 2 Day Novelty Field Shoot
Newcastle LM CTC NORTHERN ZONE
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ACTA National Sporting Clays
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Mixed Targets
Continental Carnival
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ULUPNA ISLAND
MAY 5 & 6 2012
ZZ Shoot Report
The good old boys
A spectator sport
Day 1 Saturday 5th
Weather Fine. Practice on the way 11am, we
had 2 Small Comps.
1st 15 bird event, 11 Shooters, saw 4 Shooters
on 13/15 Split Money.
2nd 15 bird event 12 Shooters, 1st Sweep Craig
Fitzgerald & Marc Crimmins 10/10.
2nd Sweep taken out by Marc Crimmins.
Only 1 possible 15/15 O/All Winner Marc
Crimmins.
OA Marc Crimmins
& 2nd Tony Calandro
Rocky the Star
Day 2 Sunday 6th
Weather Fine. 21 Shooters in Comp. 12 taking S/Sweeps.
/S
9 on N/Sweeps, Calcutta got on the way with Norm Bazil the Auctioneer,
CLUB NEWS
PORT MACQUARIE at the
AGM the following people
were elected as Office Bearers:
President: Mick Wilkins, Senior
Vice-President: Colin Crighton,
Junior Vice-President: Libby
Clarke, Secretary: Ken Bainbridge, Treasurer: Lesley Langer,
Delegate: Libby Clarke.
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with help from Lee Fitzgerald. Comp Started 11.10am, Carter Matthews
1st on to Shoot, 1st wave 10 bird Sweep 10/10. David Calandro & Marc
Crimmins, 2nd 10 bird Sweep 10/10. David Calandro, Rocky the Star,
Marc Crimmins, 3rd 10 bird Sweep 10/10, 4th 10 bird Sweep 10/10 Lee
Fitzgerald & Marc Crimmins.
O/All Winner Marc Crimmins 25/25, 2nd David Calandro 24/25.
Lucky for David Calandro Marc was Late for Calcutta, saw David take
out the Calcutta $$. Also Marc Crimmins after the ZZ Weekend of 28th
& 29th April at Majura Park Gun Club in Canberra ( ACT ) Shooting 30
birds in Competition & a Further 15 + 25 birds on the Weekend Shooting
70 birds Straight over the 2 Weekend Competition is a good effort.
Anyhow after a good weekend of shooting I would to thank Peter &
Karen Web from Red Gum Retreat with their help, Neal Guy, Carter
Matthews, Running the ZZ Set up, also a special thanks to Lee Fitzgerald
& Son Robbie, Craig Fitzgerald, Colin Saxton with the clean up after the
Weekend.
Vince Gatt,
ZZ Sydney Australia
PORT MACQUARIE CLAY TARGET CLUB
MAY 6, 2012
INOX Hastings 75 Championship
On Sunday the 6th
of May the Port Macquarie Clay Target Club
held their monthly
competition day at
their club grounds
within the Hastings
Regional
Shooting
Complex. There were
two club Champion-ships to be run with a
o
total of 125 targets to
contest.
O
Other
results were second placing in AA
grade
Hank McInnes 84/85, A grade 1st
g
Dick Piper 80/81, 2nd Julian Booth 79/81;
D
B grade 1st Peter Smith 73/75, 2nd Peter
Leicht 72/75 and C grade 1st Warren Turner
L
663/75 and 2nd Neil Radford 59/75.
ers Robert Clarke AA grade,
PM#1 L-R Inox Hastings 75 graded winn
and Dick Piper A grade
grade
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Peter Smith B grade, Warr
The weather was ideal for
clay target shooting, warm
and sunny with no
breeze to talk of. With some local advertising around our bordering
clubs the committee at the end of nominations was happy to see six
full squads ready to go for the two events. Clubs represented were
Taree-Wingham, Newcastle Lake Macquarie, Cessnock, Tamworth,
Kempsey and of course Port Macquarie.
The first event was the Inox Hastings 75 which was shot double barrel
over three walks of twenty five targets. This event was sponsored by
Candan Industries the makers of Inox lubricants. The club would like to
thank local member Steve Burley for arranging this sponsorship which
enabled the club to put up $1000 in cash to be split equally between the
grades and paying first and second in each grade.
At the end of the competition there were three shooters who shot the
possible of 75/75 and they were AA graders Hank MacInnes, Cesar Diaz
and Robert Clarke. They went to trap one and after another 10 targets
Robert Clarke was the winner of AA Grade and the Inox 75 Championship Medal with a score of 85/85.
T second event for the day was the 50
The
ttarget Single Barrel Championship which
had Champion shells on offer to first and
h
ssecond placings in each grade. The event
was shot over two walks of twenty five. At
w
tthe end Peter Brenton was only one point
down and took his first Championship
Medal as well as first in A grade with the
score of 49/50.
Other results from the single barrel were
AA grade 1st Cesar Diaz 45/50, 2nd Daryl
Pasfield 46/52; A grade 2nd Arthur Minter 46/50; B grade 1st Mick
Wilkins 46/50, 2nd Barry Pharo 44/50 and C grade 1st Bob Bennet
40/50 and 2nd Warren Turner 33/50.
The Overall High Gun Medal for the day was presented to Peter Brenton
with the score of 122/125 and the Ladies High Gun Medal sponsored by
Lesley Langer was presented to Libby Clarke 113/125.
In the morning there was mentioned that the programme for the day
was one of the best chances to see a Port club member take the $1700
on offer for the Shoot the Programme sponsored by Robert and Libby
Clarke. But again the targets came out on top and the money has jackpotted by another $50.00 for the June competition day.
Once again a special thank you to Candan Industries for their support
in sponsoring the Inox Hastings 75 in 2012. I would also like to mention
that our Annual Two Day Carnival is to be held on the 4th and 5th of
August and all members of the ACTA are most welcome to attend so just
look for our advertisement in the ACTA magazine.
Cecil Park Clay Target Club
APRIL DTL COMPETITION
Date 07-04-2012. Attendance 35 shooters. Weather
Absolutely beautiful.
The program for our 100 target event this month was
20 D Barrel, 20 S Barrel, 20 Points Score & 20 Double Rise.
This month’s shoot had to be run without the help of our
normally ‘Best Helper’, Peter Papps, as he was at home
recovering from a holiday – oops! I mean - stint in hospital.
Hope you are feeling better soon Pete!
What a beautiful day to go clay target shooting with all our shooters
turning up to participate & enjoy the social day out. Our monthly DTL
competitions are growing steadily & it’s great to see new shooters, like
twin Juniors Jeremy & Nicholas Heath & Anoopinder Sandhu, turning
up to our monthly shoots with all the ‘old hands’ making them feel
very welcome. It is also nice to see some of the ‘travellers’, Stan & Inge
Whiteman, stay on at CPCTC and join in the competitions leading up
to the Easter DTL Monday comp.
I’d like to thank Gracie
Bartolo for helping
Maria in the office,
and to all the other
helpers on the day.
RESULTS: OA L Galea
129/140, AA 1st N Xenos
127/140, AA 2nd J Mortys
127/140, AA 3rd V Gatt
120/140, A 1stL Pezzano
128/140, A 2nd N Vournazos 123/140, A 3rd C
Matthews 122/140, B 1st P
Karkoulas 120/140, B 2nd
C Davenport 107/140, B
3rd F Cicala 92/140, C 1st
B Matthews 116/140, C
2nd A Sandhu 111/40, C
3rd J Heath 90/140.
Louis Galea
Louis Galea-OA April Monthly DTL winner
being congratulated by Grace Bartolo
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Mother’s Day Shoot
at Goulburn
O
n a day when most had not
accumulated enough brownie
points to dodge the Mother’s
day duties (we love our mothers and
wives almost
as much as clay
target shooting),
just a few of
the braver souls
ventured out into
the bitter blustery
conditions to
contest one of the
harder disciplines
on the clay target
trap shooting
Above:
calendar. Continental Trap is hard Dave Price in
action
enough without
Right: Willo
the wind and cold
Cameron AA
let alone cyclonic
grade shoot off
winds that can
move a target a metre or more
just as you pull the trigger.
Only the seasoned shooters can post
competitive scores on days like this
and the old hands showed their experience with four of the AA Grade shooters
battling throughout the day with the
leader board showing a new leader after
every round. Leon Cuzner went into the
last round a full target clear of the rest of
the field with Dave Price hot on his heels.
Even the old hands can lose concentration
and Cuzner is human, dropping 2 targets
in his final round to hand over the bragging
rights as the overall winner to Price.
Cuzner then refocused to fend off Mick
Gerstenburg & Willo Cameron from
Canberra in a short shoot off to take out the
AA grade championship.
Other shooters to mention were
Tracey Harker, a lady shooter
from Queensland who shot
extremely well to take out B
grade, considering she was
not prepared for Goulburn’s
notorious winds or the bitter
cold (some 15 degrees colder
than she is used to). Joe Mooney
also showed how it is done with
2nd place to Tracey, both of
which posted scores that
would have cleaned up the
majority of
the A and
AA grade
fields.
Overall a
fantastic day
even in the
harsh conditions, a great
place to have
a yarn, tell
some stories
over a hot
cup of coffee
and keep the
mind and body
focused. All in
good fun with
plenty of hard
competition
if that’s what
you looking
for. Remember
practice shoots
are 6.00pm
and every
third Tuesday
of the month,
Les Burchill if you just
& Cooper
want to give
Mooney
it a go, Leon
(scorers were Cuzner can
kept busy)
be contacted
on 0428 382 995 for more
details.
Full Results
Continental Championship:
O/A: D Price 97/100 AA: 1st
L Cuzner 102/106 2nd M
Gerstenburg 101/106 A: 1st
G Kazolis 91/100 2nd C Mooney
88/100 B: 1st T Harker 93/100
2nd J Mooney 92/100 C: 1st
M Echin 47/100.
George Kazolis checks his score (I missed how many?)
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Paul Edwards
Memorial Shoot
at Kempsey
The June 2012 shoot at Kempsey
saw thirty local and visiting
shooters competing for the Paul
Pritchard Memorial trophy. Paul
was a long time shooter and
sponsor of the Kempsey club and is
sadly missed by all that knew him.
The memorial was a 50T PS event and
decisively won with 150/150 by Kerry
Miller a regular shooter from the Port
Macquarie club. Other winners were
AA: Paul Batson 145/150, Brad Hooper
142/150; A: Arthur Minter 145/150, Ian
Howe 144/150; B: Denis Joel 145/150,
Phil Ryder 135/150; C: Samantha Ryder
118/150, Keith Howlett 115/150. Junior
shooter Beau Powick 127/150; Veteran
shooter John Burke and Ladies shooter
Margaret Burke also received trophies in
the event. The memorial event is kindly
sponsored by Kay Pritchard and Kay’s
sponsorship is greatly appreciated by the
Kempsey club.
Above: Margo Burke
Below: Kerry Miller
The other event for the day was a 50T DB
Club Championship that saw one of our
ladies shooters, Margo Burke, take out
the overall placing. Margo was recently
re-graded to AA Grade, and is the first ever
female shooter from Kempsey club having
this honour. Congratulations Margo!
High Gun winner for the day was Kerry
Miller with 198/200. Great shooting
Kerry.
NSWCTA 2012 Sporting Clays Championships
The Wagga Gun Club conducted the Championships. The targets where challenging.
Fifty-six shooters attended.
The 2012 Sporting Clays Champion is Harry Kassianou, 94/100 of NSW Gun Club. AA Grade Bart Brighenti
93/100, Martin Seymour 91/100, Loe McIntyre 85/100. A Grade James Willett 87/100, Damien Pereira
84/100, Michael Kruger-Davis 81/100. B Grade: Trina Adams 83/100, Gaye Shale 81/100, Don Power
81/100. C Grade: Stephen Cooper 79/100, Rebecca Wilesmith 64/100, Logan Wemyss 56/100. Veteran: Max
Kavanagh 84/100. Ladies: Helen Devlin 66/100, Junior: Adam Shale 78/100.
Congratulations to all the place winners. Congratulations to Dave Coleman and his team of workers for
the excellent fields.
Harry Kassianou OA winner
H Kassianou B Brighenti
SZ Team L Pazzano S Atk
J Willett
ins R Morganati
Ladies Team
Lesley Wojtowyez, Helen Devlin
Above: Veterans Team
Alec Ceccato, Tom Harris,
Max Kavanagh
Above centre: Trina Adams,
Don Power
Right: Mick Munro, Laurie Redfern
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August 18 - 19
August 25 - 26
August 11 - 12
August 25 - 26
September 8 - 9
September 14 - 16
September 14 - 16
September 21 - 23
September 29 - 30
September 29 - October 1
September 30
November 9 - 11
Junior Team Cameron Wilson, Logan Wemyss J Wilson
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West Australian Gun Club
National Grounds, Wagga Wagga
Charters Towers Gun Club
Normanton Gun Club
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82373 KLUEUER L
WERRIBEE VICTORIAN
82374 POWNE A
KINGAROY
82375 HAWKINS T
COBAR
82376 MONAGHAN C NEW SOUTH WALES
82377 BOWER B
82378 EWART C
BUNBURY
82379 GRIFFITHS E
BUNBURY
82380 RUTHERFORD J SINGLETON
82381 DAVIDGE B
THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN
82382 PATERNOSTER D MEBOURNE GC
82383 PATERNOSTER J MELBOURNE GC
82384 PROUGHTEN C MELBOURNE GC
82385 PROUGHTEN J MELBOURNE GC
82386 WOLTER J
CLERMONT
82387 LINKE K
HAMILTON
82388 CALDOW A
HAMILTON
82389 BAUGH A
HAMILTON
82390 RICHARDSON J REDCLIFFE
82391 GRAHAM L
CABOOLTURE
82392 LARSEN S
CALLIDE DAWSON
82393 KALABOUKAS J FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN
82394 BLABY C
82395 AZZOPARDI J
82396 STOOPS A
82397 BUDEN M
82398 WINTERGERST M
82399 GARDNER D
MACKAY SARINA
82400 BORELLA-PETERS L
CRESSY
82401 MCINTYRE T
NARROGIN
82402 RYAN N
MOREE
82403 WILLIAMS S
BROKEN HILL
82404 WILLIAMS D
BROKEN HILL
82405 HEALEY T
SEBASTOPOL
82406 CHAMBERS S
CECIL PARK
82407 HICKS N
RICHMOND RIVER
82408 WADE G
RICHMOND RIVER
82409 BLAZEJKO C
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Kirkby,L
Kurkiewicz,S
Langer,L
Makris,S
Marsden,T
Matthews,P
McCallum,L
Medwell,W
Miller,K
Mules,K
Mules,K
Mulligan,J
Neale,D
O’Neill,C
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Trap 75
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Trap 50
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Trap 50
Trap 150
Trap 100
SKT 20g 100
Trap 50
D/R 25
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24gr
7.5, 9
AA Featherlite
12
AA12FL
2 3/4
980
26gr
8
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1180
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12
AALE1250
2 3/4
1250
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2 3/4
1290
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7.5, 8
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1300
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