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January 2003 Vol. 56 No. 1
Official Journal of the
AUSTRALIAN CLAYTARGET ASSOCIATION INC.
Print Post Approved PP349181/00364
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
Patron
The Right Honourable Malcolm Fraser, A.C., C.H.
Volume No. 56
Issue No. 1 January 2003
Official Journal Of the
Australian Clay Target
Association Incorporated
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President
Mr John H. Byrnes
Chairman – Management, Wagga Complex
PO Box 395, Waikerie SA 5330
Ph: (08) 8541 3209
Management
Mr Bill Jones (Vice-President)
Chairman – Finance, Wagga Complex
25 Links Cres, Port Macquarie, NSW 2444
Ph: (02) 6582 5662
Mr Mark Bulluss
Promotion & Development, Wagga Complex
16 Exmouth Court, Leanyer, NT 0812
Ph: (08) 8947 4448 BH
Mr Allan Kenny
Chairman – Promotion & Development, Finance
5/213 Tolosa St, Glenorchy, Tas 7010
Ph: (03) 6272 4714
Andrew Sanders
Executive Officer
email: [email protected]
Rebecca Blair
Office Manager
Kim Wilson
Accounts
Karen Keith
Membership
CTSN
Mandy Mangelsdorf
General Enquiries
CTSN
David Jocelyn
Ground Curator
Contact:
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Association Inc.
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NSW 2650
Phone: (02) 6931 0122
Fax: (02) 6931 0125
Website: www.claytarget.com.au
January 2003
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ISSN: 1321-3903
Front Cover: Hon Dr Geoff Gallop,
Premier of Western Australia,
congratulates the 33rd Skeet Champion,
Dean Everett.
Mrs Elaine Forward
Chairperson – Shooting/Judges,
Rules/Safety/Referees
PO Box 68, Tambellup, WA 6320
Ph: (08) 9825 1137
Mr John Holder
Coaching Council, National Championships
PO Box 963, Flagstaff Hill, SA 5159
Ph: 0407 548 444
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PO Box 231, Roma, Qld 4455
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Mr Ron Traill
Chairman – National Championships,
Rules/Safety/Referees
PO Box 77, Rochester, Vic 3561
Ph: (03) 5484 1356
Committee
Mr Robert Andrews
Promotion & Development, Rules/Safety/Referees
RSD 1005, Mundulla, SA 5207
Ph: (08) 8758 7201
Mr Len Cook
Coaching Council, Wagga Complex
31 Grandview Grove, Wendouree Vic 3350
Ph: (03) 5339 5865
Mr Robert Fox
Finance, Shooting/Judges
PO Box 2580, Palmerston, NT 0831
Ph: (08) 8983 3180
Mr Peter Field
Promotion & Development, Coaching Council
69 Beresford Cres, Dysart Qld 4745
Ph: (07) 4958 1295
Mr Glenn O’Brien
Chairman – Coaching Council, Shooting/Judges
5 Buchanan Pl, Geraldton, WA 6530
Ph: (08) 9964 5131 Mob: 0418 910 226
Mrs Nannette McCallum
Promotion & Development, National Championships
1876 Lyell Highway, Lawitta, Tas 7140
Ph: (03) 6261 3852
Mr Mark McInnes
Chairman – Rules/Safety/Referees,
National Championships
“Weeabunna”, Narrabri, NSW 2390
Ph: (02) 6792 2956
Honorary Life Registrations
L. G. Connors (P.P.) G. H. Hall (P.P.) N. Hardy
E. F. Hawkins (P.P.) R. M. Holtfreter (P.P.)
L. J. Martin (P.P.) R. Mules A. N. Rowe
J. K. Scott (P.P.) J. M. Tyquin (P.P.) R.F. Buchan
J. Murphy G.G. Woodhatch (P.P.) R. Silvester
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
CONTENTS
Presidents Notes ..................................2
World Cup Final– Lonato, Italy 2002....2
Gympie Clay Target Club .....................4
Victorian State Ball Trap.......................5
Southern Gun Club...............................5
2002 Skeet Nationals ...........................6
Cuzzo’s Ramblings.............................12
South East Zone QCTA......................14
2002 WACTA State Carnival ..............16
Your Say .............................................19
Vale.....................................................19
VCTA North West Zone Carnival........20
Goulburn Clay Target Club .................21
Coaches Corner .................................21
Queensland Northern Zone Coaching22
Jacaranda Warmth .............................23
Scrubby Creek....................................24
North Arm ...........................................24
Interservice 2002 ................................25
Classifieds ..........................................25
Gladstone Clay Target Club ...............26
Break Badges .....................................26
Psychological Skills for Shooting........27
National Skeet Break Badges ............27
Club News ..........................................28
Hermidale Gun Club...........................28
Shoot Calendar...................................28
Results................................................29
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National
President’s
Notes
World Cup Final 2002
John H. Byrnes
Coach - Greg Chan
Trap - Adam Vella, Michael
Diamond
Skeet - Natalia Rahman
Lonato Italy Oct 17 - 23
World Cup Final
Congratulations to Adam Vella and Michael Diamond on
their outstanding efforts at the World Cup Final in
Lonato. Adam won the World Cup Final Gold Medal
after shooting a score of 143/150. Michael won the
Bronze Medal after winning a shoot off with a score of
138/150 +2. Both are to be congratulated on the outstanding effort.
Skeet Nationals
The Skeet Nationals have just concluded in Western Australia. I must congratulate the members of the Western
Australian Gun Club and the WACTA for their efforts
and thank everyone who assisted in the organisation of
the event. The grounds and facilities were excellent and
the hospitality enjoyed by all made for a very enjoyable
carnival.
Congratulations to the South Australian team on
winning the Open teams event, Victoria on winning the
Junior and Ladies sections and Western Australia the
Veterans event. I also congratulate the Australian Glenn
Trophy team on shooting 249/250 to beat the New
Zealand team. It would be remiss of me not to also congratulate the NZ contingent on winning 3 of the individual titles during the carnival.
After the World Championships, the World Cup Final is
the most prestigious tournament on the ISSF calendar.
It is an invitation only event for the top 12 shooters in
the world in each discipline. The 3 medalists from the
2002 World Championships and the defending champion make up the first four invitees. Points are
awarded to shooters based on their final placing and
score at each world cup and the top 8 point scorers are
then invited to fill the remaining spots. This event
brings together the cream of the world's best to go head
to head. To receive an invitation is in itself a measure
of achievement.
Michael had won his start with his second place at the World
Championships, Adam by virtue of his third at the Sydney World
2003 Registrations
All 2003 Registration Fees are now due. Registration is
$75 and $42 for second family members and veterans.
The junior registration costs are $20.
ISSF Nationals
The 2003 ISSF Nationals in Perth will soon be underway
(Jan 11th - 19th) I am sure that the support and hospitality shown at the Skeet Nationals will again be
evident. The Trap and ISSF Skeet will be shot first followed by the Double Trap events. State team shoulder to
shoulder matches will be conducted on each National
Championship. We also have the National ISSF training
squads being initially selected from these titles. I hope
to see a good attendance at these championships.
Double Trap Rule Change
We have been informed that from Jan 1st the ISSF have
changed the rules to include a 0 to 1-second variable
delay in the release of doubles targets. This rule will be
in effect at the ISSF Nationals as this will also be a dress
rehearsal for the World Cup which will be held at the
same location on March 6th - 15th 2003.
Competitors are also reminded to nominate by the due
time to be included in the draw for squad positions that
are conducted for each ISSF event.
Adam Vella — winner of the World Cup final.
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Diamond AUS 24, 24, 22, 23, 23 = 116 + 22 = 138 + 2
Bade USA 23, 22, 24, 23, 25 = 117 + 21 = 138 + 1
Bindrich GER 22, 24, 23, 22, 25 = 116 + 22 = 138 + 0
Zhang CHN 24, 21, 24, 23, 23 = 115 + 22 = 137
Adam had achieved a most courageous victory. He needed the 25
in the last round of qualifying to stay in touch with the leader who
had posted a 24. The task of catching him in the final with a two
target lead was always going to be a big ask, but you can do no
more than focus on your own game, shoot to the best of your ability
yourself and let the competition run their own race. When Pellielo
missed his first target in the final, we knew he had left the door
ajar. To his credit he rallied until he dropped his 17th and 21st
targets to give Adam the lead. Meanwhile Adam was shooting
beautifully and never looked like missing and his clean round
sealed a most prestigious victory.
Michael went into the final in fifth place and when he emerged
tied for third it was always going to be a tough job for them to beat
World Cup Final 2002 — 1st Adam Vella (Aust), 2nd Giovani Pellielo (Ita),
3rd Michael Diamond (Aust).
Cup with a score of 123 / 125 and Natalia with her third in Shanghai with a 70/75.
Greg, Adam and Natalia departed Melbourne on the 15th October
to rendezvous with Michael in Singapore, to head to Frankfurt
before continuing on to Milan. We were a little late departing Singapore and coupled with a stronger than anticipated head wind
arrived into Frankfurt as our connecting flight was departing. A
five hour wait was the bottom line so by the time we hit Milan we
were pretty exhausted. Murphy's law says when things go wrong,
expect worse. You guessed it, our guns were missing. Two hours
later, after much searching and discussion with the airline, we
were finally on the bus for the 2 1/2 hour trip to Lonato. By the
time we arrived at our hotel, some 36 hours had elapsed since
leaving Melbourne and to say we were tired would be an understatement.
The two days of training we had proved invaluable , firstly to try
to shake off the effects of jetlag and secondly to reaquaint ourselves with the Lonato range. This range is possibly the finest in
the world with 10 trap and skeet fields superimposed and a great
background, but a reputation of being difficult to shoot high scores
on in trap and to a lesser extent double trap.
Ladies Skeet
1 - Wei CHN 25, 23, 24 = 72 + 24 = 96
2 - Igaly HUN 23, 22, 24 = 69 + 23 = 92
3 - Panarina RUS 25, 21, 24 = 70 + 19 = 89 + 2
4 - Lepomaki FIN 23, 21, 24 = 68 + 21 = 89
5 - Demina RUS 22, 25, 20 = 67 + 21 = 88 + 4
6 - Meftakhetdinova AZE 21, 22, 21 = 65 + 23 = 88 + 2
9 - Rahman AUS 18, 23, 21 = 62
A nervous start by Natalia made her task all the more difficult, but
she hung in there and her 62 was only 3 targets out of the final.
Making the World Cup Final and having the opportunity to
compete at this level will give Natalia added experience to go on to
become a stronger competitor in the future.
Men's Trap Day 1
The Italian Pellielo led the field at the close of the first day on 71,
with Adam and Michael on 70 and four shooters on 69.
Day 2
1 - Vella AUS 24, 23, 23, 23, 25 = 118 + 25 = 143
2 - Pellielo ITA 25, 22, 24, 25, 24 = 120 + 22 = 142
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World Cup Final 2002 — Australian team at Opening Ceremony, coach
Greg Chan, Michael Diamond, Adam Vella and Natalia Rahman.
him from there. His record in shoot-offs is second to none and true
to form he took the bronze medal in the space of two targets.
The Italian Shooting Federation conducted a Grand Prix event in
conjunction with the world cup final and this attracted many
entries from the UK and Ireland as well as all over Italy. The top
three shooters from each event then shot another final to determine the winner of the Barrage. Two of the qualifiers from the
grand prix were Kevin Gill, the well known English shooter and
Roberto Scallzone the highly respected Italian representative
shooter. The Barrage certainly created a lot of interest with such
a high class field competing. Adam, Michael and Pellielo the three
world cup medalists all shot 25 and in the ensuing shoot-off Pellielo missed his third and Adam the fourth, giving Michael victory
in the Barrage.
That night we all celebrated Adam and Michael's success and
boarded the bus at 5.00am for the airport feeling very much the
worse for wear.
That guy Murphy keeps popping up on these trips. You guessed it
again. The flight out of Milan was delayed and when we reached
Frankfurt the connecting flight was closed. We hurried around to
the departure gate to find the flight had not left and were permitted to board, but our bags and guns would not make the same
flight and would arrive the next day. The consensus was to get
home then worry about the rest later.
Australia had won gold and bronze at the World Cup Final, and
the rest of the shooting world looks on in envy and wonders how
we keep producing these results.
Well done Adam, Michael and Natalia.
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Gympie Clay Target Glub Gold City Shoot
Gympie CTGC held its Gold City One Day Shoot on the 13
October 2002 in perfect conditions, with excellent company
and great targets. Visitors from Central Burnett, Mount
Isa, Bundaberg, Roma, Maryborough, Kingaroy, Gladstone,
Caboolture, Sunshine Coast and Brisbane brought the total
to 59 shooters. The scoreboard was full of red numbers,
with 63 possibles being shot. Two shooters shot the whole
programme clean.
Gary Brown (Kingaroy) Overall winner of the Ken Mills Toyota Points
event with Ken Mills.
Brian Goddard (President) with Wes Humphries of Sunshine Coast
Overall High Gun winner, Stolberg Plumbing Supplies Double Barrel
Champion and Wide Bay Capricorn Continental Champion.
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Karl and Maravic Nasarenko, who kept the office running smoothly.
Event 1: 25 Tgt D/B Cash Divide with 28 shooters taking home
some of the money.
Event 2: 30 Tgt D/B Championship. The event was kindly sponsored by Stolberg Plumbing Supplies. The overall winner being
Wes Humphreys.
Event 3: 25 Tgt D/B Points. The event was kindly sponsored by
Ken Mills Toyota. The overall winner being G Brown.
Event 4: 30 Tgt D/B Continental. The event was kindly sponsored
by Widebay Capricorn Building Society. The overall winner being
Wes Humphries.
The High Guns were kindly sponsored by Brian and Yvonne
Goddard. The overall winner being Wes Humphries, AA Grade:
Glen Durre, A Grade: Karl Nasaranko, B Grade: Ian Hedger, C
Grade: P Spencer. Ladies: Laney Grove, Junior: C Brown and
Veteran: Norm Dale. Shoot Marshal Phil Grove did a top job
keeping things running smoothly throughout the day.
We had our usual Gympie v’s Caboolture Team Shoot, which was
won by Caboolture.
Once again a big thank you to all of our generous sponsors. Their
contributions helped to make the days shoot very successful.
Thank you to the many visitors that come to our Gold City One
Day Shoot and helped to make the day great for all.
Good shooting and targets to all from Gympie CTGC, we hope to
see you all again next year.
January 2003
Victorian State Ball Trap
Southern Gun Club
(Clay Targets)
Championship and Teams Final
Nepean Clay Target Club hosted the final of the
State Ball Trap teams recently on an overcast cool
and breezy day on its well presented grounds situated on the Mornington Peninsula.
Sunday, 27 October 2002
48 shooters contested this annual 100 target event.
After the first half of the event there were indications that a very
good score was going to be needed to win, a number of 50s, 49s and
48s.
The final results were O/A and AA Chris Carrol 98/100, Mark
Crevatin 97/100 and Malcome Green 95/100.
A Grade was won by Keith Calder with a very good score of 96/100
from Leon Howell 94/100 and Colin Dunn 92/100.
B Grade went to Ed Lowery 98/109 from Kyle James 97/109 and
Jamie Cross 86/100.
C Grade and leading the boys in the Nerissa Carrol 90/100 from
Sam Spano 85/100 and Paul Brennan 81/100.
The winning team was the South East Zone 471/500. Chris Carrol
98, Malcome Green 95, Leon Howell 94, Wayne Parks 94 and
Nerissa Carrol 90.
A great day!
It was so good to see so many shooters from other
clubs attending Southern Gun Club. There were
shooters from Monato, Whyalla and also Adelaide
Clubs. Many thanks to all those attending and all
those who scored refereed and helped in many other
ways. A great days shooting was achieved by one of
our young shooters, Steven Baxter, who won C grade
in the 3rd and 4th event and came second in the 5th
event. This young man has come ahead in leaps and
bounds in the last few months, and will certainly not
be in C grade for much longer. Congratulations
Steven!
Our next shoot on 23 & 24 November is our 2 Day
Shoot, with many hundreds of dollars of wine and
spirits and other valuable prizes to be shot for, it is
sure to be a memorable 2 Day Shoot. The Bob
Rossiter Perpetual Teams Shield will be shot for, only
for the second time, and a magnificent silver rose
bowl is the Perpetual 2 Day High Gun, donated by A
Thiselton.
Results in Feb 'Shoot Results'.
Father and Daughter – Overall winner Chris Carrol and
C Grade winner Nerissa Carrol
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2002 SKEET NATIONALS
Western Australian Gun Club
Shooters from around Australia and New
Zealand converged on the West Australian
Gun Club to compete at the 2002 National
Skeet Championships
President of WAGC, Murray Alexander, and his band
of workers are to be congratulated for the presentation of the grounds. I’m sure that many hours of hard
work was carried out in the lead up to the Nationals
NATIONAL 20 GAUGE CHAMPIONSHIPS
The first event for the carnival saw 50 competitors
line up for the National 20 gauge Championship. At
the end of qualification two shooters stood alone on
97/100
both
shooters taking
to the field to
determine
a
winner. David
O’Sullivan
turned his first
target inside out
but missed low
one by about
four feet thus allowing
Adrian Cousens his fourth
win in as many years in this
particular event. After a
shoot-off for third place Mick
McGill from Mount Isa was
declared the winner on a
score of 104/108. Adrian
received the Royal Blue
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and John Withers Memorial
Adrian Cousens – National
Trophy.
20 gauge champion.
Section wins went to Karen
Cousens in the Women’s 90/100, David O’Sullivan 97/100 the
Juniors and Reg Petts 90/100 the Veterans.
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Australian Open Team 2003
Other place getters were: AA Grade 1st Marco Ponta, WAGC,
166/174; 2nd Sam Forsyth, Collie, 165/174: A Grade 1st Dean
Everett, New Zealand, 96/100; 2nd Shane O’Brien, Eastern Goldfields, 94/100: B Grade 1st Richard Brownson, Charters Towers,
95/100; 2nd Andrew Ferry, Sunshine Coast, 92/100: C Grade 1st
George Pinner, St Helens, 85/100; 2nd Nicholas Brownson, Charters Towers, 84/100.
STATE TEAMS MATCH
Open: A Total of six states were represented at this years Nationals. Some fine shooting was displayed by the states represented
with the final winning state being South Australia. The team of
Kym Retsas, Brian Spring, John Holder, Fred Guyatt and Sim-Hee
Neoh shot a score of 243/250 to win by two targets from the
Western Australian team on
241/250. In third place was
Queensland 240/250, fourth
place was Victoria 236/250,
fifth place Northern Territory 233/250 and in sixth
place was New South Wales
on a score of 230/250
Women’s: The Victorian team
of Toni Parnell, Judith Kent
and Karen Cousens were
successful this year with a
score of 60/75 from Western
Australia in second place on
a score of 57/75.
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Karen Cousens with Toni Parnell – Womens Team event winners.
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Juniors: Four teams contested for the juniors with
the team of David O’Sullivan,
Hayden
Mountjoy
and
Danny Wales from Victoria
being the eventual winners
on a score of 73/75. Western
Australia placed second on
71/75, New South Wales
place third on 66/75 with
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Skeet handicap.
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Queensland in forth place on
a score of 63/75
Veterans: The Western Australian team of Robin Bailey,
Clive Shepherd and Alick
Harvey won this event with a
score of 70/75 from Victoria
on a score of 42/75.
The New Zealand President,
Mr. Ewen Pirie, and his wife
were called upon to adjudicate on the best-presented
team. This year’s recipients
of the Margaret and Alan
Denton trophy for the best
presented team went to the
team from Western Australia.
NATIONAL SKEET
HANDICAP
The third National Skeet
Handicap attracted a field of
103 shooters.
Some sixty odd shooters
managed to hang onto some
Adrian Cousens – National
of their handicap and proSkeet High Gun winner.
ceeded to shoot-off for the
trophy. After a long shootoff
in third place was Steve Cooper (+2), from the Kopuku club in New
Zealand, with a final score of 183/186, second place went to Jason
Yozzi (+10) on a score of 228/239. The winner of the National
Skeet Handicap went to New Zealand President Ewen Pirie (+2)
from the Mataura club on a score of 238/239. At presentation
Ewen encouraged the other New Zealand shooters to follow the
leader.
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In the Sections Tim Catling (+6) was successful in the Veterans on
a score of 83/89, Jenny House (+10) in the Women’s on a score of
41/50 and Matt Eriksson (+8) in the Juniors on a score of 161/170.
Minor placings; 4th position, Matt Eriksson (+8) 161/170; 5th position, Jed Carter (+10) 147/158; 6th position, Rob Carter (+2)
141/144; 7th position, Hayden Nountjoy (+6) 135/144; 8th position,
Lindsay Rodgers (+2) 127/130; 9th position Nicholas Brownson
(+10) 106/117; 10th position John Page (+2) 113/116.
ALL STATES SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP
A total of 102 competitors took to the fields for this event with only
three shooters recording the possible. After a short but entertain-
ing shoot-off Adrian Cousens claimed the overall win with a score
of 112/112 from visiting New Zealand shooter James Gedson in
second place on a score of 111/112. Third place was taken by visiting Kym Retsas with a score of 109/110.
The Women’s section was won by Karen Cousens 94/100; Geaeme
Webber 97/100 won the Veterans and Danny Wales 98/100 99/100
the Junior section.
Other place getters were: AA Grade 1st Laurie Sceresini,
Toowoomba, 133/134; 2nd Leigh Roberts, Bendigo, 132/134; 3rd
Laurie Chelepy, Rockhampton, 113/115: A Grade 1st Russell
Smart, Canterbury NZ, 103/104; 2nd Phillip House, 102/104; 3rd
Robert Carter, Melbourne, 109/112: B Grade 1st Richard Schmidt,
Top End, 107/111;
2nd Stephen Morris, Alice Springs, 106/111; 3rd Ian McMichan,
Geraldton, 95/100:
C Grade 1st George Pinner, St Helens, 94/100; 2nd Darren
McMichan, Geraldton, 95/108; 3rd Nicholas Brownson, Charters
Towers, 94/108.
COMMONWEALTH SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP
This 100-target event attracted a field of 103 shooters and at the
conclusion of qualifying only two possibles remained. The pressure must have been on as the shoot-off lasted all of one target
with Leigh Roberts remaining unbeaten on 101/101.
Second place went to Marco
Ponta with a score of 100/101
and in third place was
Adrian Cousens with the
only 99 for the day.
In the Sections Graeme
Webber was successful in the
Veterans on a score of 94/100,
Karen Cousens in the
Women’s on a score of 91/100
and Danny Wales in the
Juniors on a score of 97/100.
Other place getters were: AA
Grade 1st Peter Vosper, Peel
& District, 168/170; 2nd
Frank Marcellino, NSWGC,
167/170; 3rd Ray Everett,
Canterbury NZ, 166/169: A
Grade 1st Robert Holloway,
WAGC, 103/110; 2nd James
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Gedson,
Kopuku
NZ,
106/110; 3rd John Foster,
Leigh Roberts – Commonwealth
Burnie, 100/104: B Grade 1st
Skeet Champion.
Colin McTaggart, Top End,
105/112; 2nd Ian McMichan, Geraldton, 104/112; 3rd Laurie
Durhan, Melbourne, 102/110: C Grade 1st Ken Holman, Peel &
District, 90/100; 2nd George Pinner, St Helens, 89/100; 3rd John
Anick, Newman, 96/108.
AUST/NEW ZEALAND POSTAL MATCH
At the conclusion of the Commonwealth Championships teams
were selected to represent Australia in the postal match between
the New Zealand team, which was shot in March, and ourselves.
Ewen Pirie, the New Zealand President, was called upon to
announce the winning teams and with great pleasure he
announced that New Zealand had given our shooters a bit of a
lesson by winning the Open, Women and Veteran sections. Mr.
John Byrnes was quick to point out that our Junior team had won
the Junior division and called the team up for the presentation.
Well done to our Juniors.
NATIONAL SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP
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Laurie Sceresini & Laurie Chelepy – 2 Person Team event winners.
January 2003
Of the 112 nominations for this event, only three shooters
managed to shoot a 99 to record the best result for the day. After
a short but entertaining shoot-off Dean Everett from Canterbury
in New Zealand claimed the 33rd National Skeet Championship
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Toowoomba, 96/100; 2nd Lindsay Rodgers, Southland NZ, 99/104;
3rd Ray Everett, Canterbury NZ, 98/104: A Grade 1st Robert Holloway, WAGC, 96/100; 2nd Max Pedri, WAGC, 95/100; 3rd David
Work, SAGC, 98/106: B Grade 1st Michael Ryan, SAGC, 95/102;
2nd Jon Dyas, Collie, 94/102; 3rd Matt Erihsson, Bathurst, 92/100:
C Grade 1st John Anick, Newman, 91/100; 2nd William Foy,
WAGC, 82/100; 3rd Jenny House, Edgehill, 81/100.
5 MAN CLUB TEAMS
Two teams contested this event with the team of Danny Wales,
Paul Johnston, Mal Briggs, Rob Carter and Bill Attwood from the
Melbourne Gun Club running out the final winners on a score of
2092/2250.
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5 Man Club Teams – Winning Team, Melbourne Gun Club.
with a score of 108/109 from James Gedson on a score of 107/109
with Glenn Moorby in third place on a final score of 106/108. Dean
was presented with the Tup Pederson Perpetual Trophy, Royal
Blue Sash, Silver Australia Badge by the Premier of WA the Honorable Dr Gallop.
2 MAN TEAMS
Nine teams contested the two-man teams’ event with the winners
being Laurie Chelepy and Laurie Sceresini on a final score of
879/900.
2 LADY TEAMS
In the Sections Graeme Webber was successful in the Veterans on
a score of 94/100, Glenn Moorby in the Juniors on a score of 99/100
and Nicholas Brownson was successful in the Sub Juniors on a
score of 79/100.
Only two teams contested this event with the team of Toni Parnell
and Karen Cousens being the final winners on a score of 746/900.
Karen Cousens was successful in the Women’s section
with a score of 86/100.
Karen was presented with
the Barney Rooke memorial
trophy and Royal Blue Sash.
Two teams contested this event with the team of Karen and
Adrian Cousens being the final winners on a score of 831/900.
Other place getters were: AA
Grade 1st Leigh Roberts,
Bendigo,
122/124;
2nd
Laurie
Sceresini,
Toowoomba, 120/124; 3rd
Laurie, Chelepy, Rockhampton, 119/124: A Grade 1st
Robert Carter, Melbourne,
97/100, 96/100; 2nd Stephen
Saunders, WAGC, 100/104;
3rd
Stuart
Pennells,
8993#f Bathurst, 99/104: B Grade
Adrian and Karen Cousens – winners 1st Laurie Durhan, Melof the Mixed Pairs event.
bourne, 96/100; 2nd Sim-Hee
Neoh, SAGC, 94/100; 3rd
Andrew Ferry, Sunshine Coast, 107/115: C Grade 1st Kevin Jones,
Albany, 89/100; 2nd Frank Bombara, Geraldton, 88/100; 3rd Ken
Holman, Peel & District, 87/100.
GLENN TROPHY
The Australian team consisting of Glenn Moorby, Leigh Roberts,
Laurie Chelepy, Paul Johnston and Laurie Sceresini shot near
perfect score of 249/250 to retain the Glenn Trophy in Australia.
The New Zealand team consisted of Ray Everett, Dean Everett,
Lindsay Rodgers, James Gedson and Russell Smart.
NATIONAL SKEET DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP
The National Skeet Doubles Championship attracted 95 competitors vying for the Paul Johnston Perpetual Trophy, Royal Blue
Sash and Silver Australia Badge.
With the 100 targets competed three shooters had posted a 97
being the best score for the day. After another short shoot-off
Steven Cooper from Kopuku in New Zealand claimed the 34th
National Skeet Championship with a score of 113/116 from Laurie
Chelepy on a score of 112/116 with Adrian Cousens in third place
on a final score of 104/108.
Section wins went to Jenny House in the Women’s 81/102, Danny
Wales 102/108 the Juniors and Bill Hine 86/100 the Veterans.
MIXED PAIRS TEAM
ALL AUSTRALIAN TEAM
The All-Australian Team was again selected over the High Gun
and this year the team comprised of Adrian Cousens, Leigh
Roberts, Laurie Sceresini, Laurie Chelepy, Peter Vosper, Kym
Retsas, Glenn Moorby, Chris Rockliff, Paul Johnston and David
Dundon.
HIGH GUNS
Sub Junior High Gun: Nicholas Brownson from Charters Towers
won the Sub Junior High Gun with a score of 367/450. Mr. Murray
Alexander, WAGC President, presented Nicholas with the Bill
Attwood/Bob Buchan perpetual trophy.
Junior High Gun: Glenn Moorby from the Bathurst club won the
Junior High Gun with a score of 433/450. Glenn received the W.
Attwood perpetual trophy.
Women’s High Gun: Karen Cousens from the Bairnsdale club won
the Women’s High Gun with a score of 390/450.
Veteran High Gun: The Veteran High Gun was won by Graeme
Webber from the Waitemata club in New Zealand with a score of
412/450.
Overall High Gun: After another successful job as shoot marshal
Adrian Cousens from the Bairnsdale club completed the carnival
by winning the Overall High Gun with a final score of 441/450.
John Byrnes, National President, presented Adrian with the Cec
Herbert Perpetual Trophy, Royal Blue Sash and Gold Australia
Badge.
THANKS
Firstly my thanks go to the WAGC for their presentation of the
grounds I know from experience that this is a very time consuming job however Murray Alexander and his team of merry workers
certainly deserve a well earned break after their hard work.
Also my sincere thanks go to Rebecca, Sue and Julia in the shoot
office. Their behind the scenes assistance ensured that the carnival ran very smoothly.
I look forward to seeing everybody at the National Ground in
November for the 2003 Skeet Nationals.
Other place getters were: AA Grade 1st Laurie Sceresini,
January 2003
Andrew Sanders
EXECUTIVE OFFICER
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CUZZO’S RAMBLINGS
October 2002
As I write this, I have just returned from a very
busy ten-day excursion. It began in Melbourne with
the Victorian Trap Carnival, where several noteworthy things happened. For starters, the order of
the events was reversed on Friday, shooting the
Double Rise first, followed by the Handicap. I think
this was a very progressive and innovative move,
with several clear advantages, and I congratulate
the people who initiated this change. First it meant
that only one major trap reset was required during
the course of the Carnival, rather than two as in
the past. Then it saved time in the middle of the
day, as converting from doubles to singles is much
quicker and easier than vice versa. And finally it
meant that when the traps were being set for
Double Rise, the urgency was removed, thereby
allowing for much better target presentation.
The only downside of this change was that due to the speed with
which the Double Rise squads go through, it exposed a potential
bottleneck in the administration office. This was due to insufficient compartmentalisation of the nominations process and too
few people trying to do too many jobs all at once (bless their little
hearts). I’m sure that after a complete debriefing and a thorough
review of the office procedures, this problem can be eliminated
for next year, with a welcome reduction in the waiting lines.
This year also marked my first official inclusion in the organising committee of my own State Trap Carnival. After many years
“in the wilderness” I finally got a guernsey as Assistant Shoot
Marshall. And I must say that I absolutely loved my first administrative experience where I did not have to accept total responsibility and bear at least the majority of the workload. Ron Traill
and Trevor Smith are two of the nicest and most genuine blokes
I know, and it was an absolute pleasure to work with them. I had
not realised how enjoyable it could be to be able to “clock off ”
from time to time, to go and shoot, or have lunch, or just take a
break, and I sincerely hope I get the chance to be part of their
team again next year.
Now for the bad news! Prior to this Shoot, the VCTA had apparently had a bad experience with a prolonged shoot-off, for some
team position, giving them grief. Instead of exercising common
sense at the time and circumventing the problem with the sort of
creativity that I am notorious for, they apparently allowed the
problem to run its course, mucking up their day in the process,
and then passed a motion at their next meeting to settle all
future similar occurrences by count-back, which they then did
not precisely define. If that is not the absolute definition of a
triple-tiered “prize stuff up”, then I’m a Trench shooter.
First off, in all my years of Shoot Administration, I have never
had an extended shoot-off situation, with the potential to create
a scheduling disaster, that could not be amicably resolved by
explaining the problem to the shooters involved, and asking for
their assistance in working out an expedient and equitable solution. Secondly, I have never encountered any count-back process
that did not create disharmony, argument and ill-will. Similarly,
I have never encountered any competitor who was involved in a
count-back situation, regardless of whether they won or lost, who
thought it was a pleasurable experience they would like to
repeat. By the very nature of our sport, people who are tied want
to shoot-off, even if that means standing on one foot and shooting
over their shoulder in a mirror.
And finally the term count-back is an anomaly in itself, which is
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often further compounded by a lack of common sense, which
invariably leads to attempting a literal interpretation of the
term. Thus, most attempts to resolve by count-back involve
reading a person’s scoresheet backwards and counting the
number of hits until they come to a miss. What this proves in the
real world is absolutely beyond me, and worse still, I have never
heard any plausible theory as to why the biggest number thus
obtained is any better than the lowest number, or vice versa.
Analytical logic will show that it is nothing more than a complicated method of drawing straws, shrouded in a misty veil of
“implied” relevance.
The only method of resolution by scoresheet counting that makes
any sense at all, is the one that most closely parallels standard
shoot-off procedure. That is, count forward from the front, and
the highest number wins. A good example of this is the NSSA
rulebook, where the term count-back is intentionally avoided,
and the system is referred to as “long-run”. I firmly believe that
on any occasions where “non-shoot-off ” procedure is to be used to
determine results, the method should be long-run from the front,
followed by long-run from the rear, followed by straw drawing.
However, I also firmly believe that any of these methods should
be avoided like the plague, and only used in dire emergencies,
and that belief will be reflected in my actions at the next VCTA
committee meeting.
Following the completion of the State Trap Carnival on Sunday
evening, Qantas transported us to Perth for the Skeet Nationals
and into the very capable hands of the new president of the
Western Australian Clay Target Association, Mr Sam Forsythe.
Sam has been very busily renovating his house ever since Christmas and finished it just in time to accommodate almost a full
squad of visiting Victorian shooters, whom he thoroughly spoiled
all week. Thank you Sam, not just for your generous hospitality,
but also for the excellent job you are clearly doing with the
running of WACTA.
On the whole I thought the Skeet Nationals was a pretty good
show, apart from the obvious problems associated with the
required travelling distance for most people. WA Gun Club was
presented immaculately as per normal, with their usual excellent infrastructure: good parking, timely rubbish removal, clean
toilets, good bar, good food etc. Christine Alexander must have
been a marine drill sergeant in another life. No-one else could
run a ship that tight. Top job Mrs A! Thanks also to WACTA and
in particular Shane Williams, who always arranges for a golf cart
to be available for the tournament. The ACTA brought their
usual staff and computer program, so the office also ran like a
Swiss watch.
There were a few trap hiccups, but with 10 layouts available, you
just move along one and worry about it later. The wind was also
a bit of a problem, ranging from fairly breezy to “hang onto your
hat”, but at least it was reasonably consistent, so over the course
of the week it averaged itself out for everybody. It made the
target setting somewhat challenging though. But that got easier
as we went along, because after getting burnt a couple of times
by a wildly diving target, most people lost interest in the hoop
and just asked for something they could at least get a reasonably
fair shot at, which is my overlying theory anyway.
Karen burnt a fair bit of midnight oil in the handicapper’s office,
as for some reason a few WA gun clubs had been regrading in the
middle of events, which needed reassessing, and apparently noone had ever explained the “handicap numbers” procedure to
them. Neither point was really their fault, particularly the latter,
which exposed some anomalies in the rulebook. I will attempt to
get these addressed by the Rules Committee as soon as possible.
January 2003
About the only real problem I ran into all week was a couple of
people who were confused as to why we were there. They apparently didn’t realise that our main objective was to establish
National Skeet Champions, and thought instead that we were
conducting the National Technical Refereeing Championships.
They have a saying in the military that covers this type of
problem. It goes something like: “Not on my watch you don’t, sunshine”. One of the main reasons I originally applied for the job of
National Shoot Marshall was to try to eliminate this type of
strictly technically correct, but morally reprehensible behaviour.
People often ask me why I never shoot the ISSF disciplines. It’s
not the games. I’ve tried each of them and they’re all fun. It’s not
the shooters. Most of the top competitors are close personal
friends and good people. It’s the rulebook! I hate both the way it’s
written and the way it’s interpreted. If I can’t play fair, and play
with other people who believe in playing fair, then I’ll take my
bat and ball and go play another game, and that’s my prerogative. My only gripe with the whole ISSF scene, is that I believe
that over the last 30 years or so, the mindset behind their rulebook has infiltrated and perverted the application of our Trap
and Skeet rules.
killed” mentality that has crept into our sport, and reinstate the
desire to excel through skill and chivalry, rather than stealth and
cunning. Issues such as gun malfunctions, ammunition malfunctions and time limits are only there to educate you not to inconvenience the other competitors by exposing them to prolonged or
repeated sessions of avoidable nuisances. Rules designed to indicate that you should not play the game with sub-standard or
worn-out equipment, or annoy other people with a bad batch of
your reloads, or muck about all day instead of getting on with the
job, need be interpreted with common sense and fair play in
mind.
They were never morally intended to wipe genuine people out of
the competition, and the selective squadding process will eventually eliminate any such habitual non-conformers anyway by
natural attrition, as sooner or later, no-one will want to play with
them any more. The last thing I ever want to have to preside over
again, is the National President of a visiting International Contingent failing to receive a target when he calls for it, and being
told by the referee that it is already lost due to a time infringement, and that if he doesn’t shoot the option within the next
fifteen seconds, it will be lost also!
After receiving several severe “technical shaftings” as a result of
this perversion, as well as seeing similar things happen to other
competitors and friends, I have embarked on a “crusade” to try to
stamp out this immoral invasion of what the inventers originally
intended to be an honourable sport. I believe that after spelling
out the technical and practical format of the game, our rulebook
only needs three more rules. 1. Everyone shall play fair. 2. No-one
shall cheat. 3. The person who breaks the most targets shall win.
Everything else should only be a guideline as to how the game
should be played for convenience. I suspect that the bulk of Trap
and Skeet shooters from most States agree with my philosophy
on this issue, as it is probably the area in which I receive the
most moral support and the least criticism.
This month’s Shooting Trivia Question: At the Trap Nationals
there is one obscure trophy, which is rarely presented. It is the
Parker and Holland Cup and it is awarded to anyone who qualifies for the Macintosh Team with zero points down. How many
names are engraved on that trophy? Mail your answer to Shooting Trivia, P.O. Box 265, Bairnsdale 3875, to arrive by 20-012003. The first correct answer drawn shall receive a free entry to
this year’s National Handicap. The correct answer to November’s
STQ is: The only person who has won all six major events and the
High-Gun at the Trap Nationals is Warren Charlton. The first
correct answer drawn was submitted by Bruce Kennedy from
Kilmany in Victoria who wins a free entry to this year’s National
Pointscore.
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SOUTH EAST ZONE QCTA
TRAP CARNIVAL
Event 2 was the SEZ Double Barrel Championship and again the
possibles rolled in. Overall went to Sunshine Coast shooter, Wes
Humphreys with 85/85. Rob Rehbein (Bundaberg) 84/85 took the
honours in AA from John Maxwell (Maryborough) 74/75.
Brian Goddard (Gympie) 33/34 won A grade from Greg Mitchell
(Toogoolawah) 30/31. John Butters 27/28 won B grade from fellow
Maryborough member David Nicholson 26/28. Otto Laezko 23/25
and Harry Walker 23/27 were first and second in C grade. Tania
Burke (Caboolture) 25/25 won the Ladies, Bradley Stevens (Brisbane) 22/25 the Junior and Dick Osborne (Maryborough) was best
veteran on 25/25.
Event 3, SEZ Single Barrel Championship went to John Mack
(Gold Coast) 36/36 while George Sckaf (Gold Coast) 26/27 took
first in AA from John Maxwell 48/49.
A grade was won by the Victorian export Tony Bradshaw (Maryborough) 25/25 from Sam Cannazaro (Sunshine Coast) 24/25. John
Butters 23/25 was again top in B grade from Brian Fourro (Maryborough) 34/36. First and second in C grade went to Maryborough
shooters Kevin Ross 21/25 and Harry Walker 18/25. Ladies, Junior
and Veteran were won respectively by Sharyn Tunny (Gold Coast)
20/25, Glenn Wyatt (Maryborough) 19/27, and Brian Fourro 34/36.
The last event of the day was the 15 pair SEZ Double Rise Championship. Overall was convincingly won by Wes Humphreys with a
perfect 30/30. First in AA was John Maxwell 37/40 followed by Col
Witt (Gold Coast) 36/40. A grade went to Tony Bradshaw 25/30
from Arthur Page (Toowoomba) 24/30. Trevor Cecil (Maryborough)
shot well to win B grade with 27/30 from David Nicholson
23/30.Kevin Ross 18/30 was first in C grade from Maryborough
Junior, Glenn Wyatt 23/40. Ladies, Junior, and Veterans trophies
went respectively to Tania Burke 19/30, Bradley Stevens 23/30,
and Arthur Page 24/30.
Early Saturday morning it rained but the day remained overcast
and windy when competition commenced.
Event 5 was a 30T Medley which was won by Quinto Porfiri (Sun-
Wes Humphreys – South East Zone
Q.C.T.A. D/B and
D/R Champion 2002.
John Mack – South East Zone
Q.C.T.A. S/B Champion 2002
Quinto Porfiri– South East Zone
Q.C.T.A. Medley Champion 2002.
Dick Osborne– South East Zone
Q.C.T.A. Points Champion 2002.
David Nicholson – South East Zone
Q.C.T.A. Handicap Champion 2002.
John Maxwell –
Overall High Gun.
Colin Witt –
AA Grade High Gun.
Trevor Cecil –
B Grade High Gun.
The South East Zone QCTA Trap Carnival was held
at the Maryborough Clay Target Club for the first
time on 26th & 27th October 2002. The weather was
changeable with Saturday being hot, humid and
windy and Sunday being as different as you could
get.
The Club grounds were in excellent condition even though the
grounds were very dry due to the prolonged dry spell. The background is a dark green pine plantation which gives a great contrast to the fluoro targets.
The first event was 25 T Double Barrel Graded Sweepstakes. 20
possibles were recorded giving an idea of things to come. These
included 14 AA grade, 5 A Grade and 1 B grade.
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January 2003
Kevin Ross –
C Grade High Gun.
shine Coast) 99/100. Wes
Humphreys was first in AA with
97/100 from Tony Abela (Cecil
Park) 77/80. First in A grade
was Frank Robinson (Central
Burnett) 59/60 from Sam Cannazaro 58/60. B grade went to
Trevor Cecil 60/60 from Dennis
Harwood (Warwick) 57/60.
Kevin Ross maintained his
stranglehold on C grade with
57/60 from Otto Laezko 52/60.
Ladies, Junior, and Veterans
were won respectively by Kaye
Rehbein (Bundaberg) 57/60,
Bradley Stevens 53/60, and
evergreen Dick Osborne 56/60.
Event 6 was the SEZ Point Score
Championship, the final leg to
qualify for the Zone Team. Dick
Osborne, Veteran Extraordinaire, shot the only possible to
Veteran Postal Team
take overall.
Rob Rehbein 74/75 and Paul Anderson (Maryborough) 82/84 were
Open Team.
Ladies Postal Team.
first & second in AA. Peter Luppi (Gold Coast) 73/75 won A grade
from Keith Simpson (Toowoomba) 72/75. Trevor Cecil was again
top in B grade with 74/81 from John Butters 73/81. Otto Laezko
66/75 won C grade from Harry Walker 60/75. Ladies, Junior, and
Veteran trophies were won by Sharyn Tunny 71/65, Bradley
Stevens 69/75, and Dick Osborne 75/75.
By now it was raining and conditions had begun to deteriorate.
The Zone Teams were:
Open: Rob Rehbein 121/125, Dick Osborne 121/125, John Mack
121/125, Paul Anderson (Maryborough) 120/125, Wes Humphreys
120/125, Colin Witt 120/125.
Veteran: Dick Osborne 121/125, Brian Fuorro 109/125, Arthur
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Ladies: Sharyn Tunny, Kaye Rehbein, Tania Burke.
The Meadows Transport Shield was then contested. The winning
team was Maryborough 364/375. Team Members were Dick
Osborne, John Maxwell, Paul Anderson, Ian Robinson, Neil Berry
and Trevor Cecil.
The final event on the program was the SEZ handicap and by now
it was raining in earnest. First place went to David Nicholson
33/33, second was John Maxwell 32/33, third Dick Osborne 28/29,
fourth Jim Edmonds 27/29, fifth Tania Burke 25/26.
The shoot off for the Overall High Gun was conducted in the rain
with neither John Maxwell or Colin Witt (both 256/265) prepared
to come in out of the cold. The Overall High Gun was John
Maxwell with Col Witt taking AA. Other High Guns were A - Tony
Bradshaw 242/265, B - Trevor Cecil 243/265, C - Kevin Ross
213/265, Ladies- Kaye Rehbein 231/265, Junior - Bradley Stevens
230/265, Veteran - Dick Osborne 243/265.
January 2003
Maryborough – winners of the Meadows Shield.
As the presentations started the heavens really opened up and a
torrential storm dumped about 75mm of rain on the grounds in
about 1 hour. The presentations were delayed as President Tom
Meadows could not be heard over the noise of the rain and the
wind. Fears that the roof might part company with the clubhouse
proved groundless but the tarpaulin erected at the front of the
clubhouse to provide shade ended up as 3 smaller and quite tattered ones. As a finale the storm turned around and came back to
dump a dose of hail on the grounds. Eventually the storm abated,
the presentations were completed and shooters left to drive home.
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2002 WACTA STATE CARNIVAL
The 2002 WACTA State Carnival was held from the
28th - 31st September on the long weekend of the
Queens Birthday. If beautiful one day and perfect
the next sounds good then this was the place to be
for the weekend, clear skies, gentle breeze and
about 25∞. The Whiteman Park Shooting Complex
grounds were their usual high standard that being
mainly due the hard work of the West Australian
Gun Club Committee & members.
This carnival was successful with good attendances, Skeet - 101
Saturday, DTL - 148 Sunday and 120 - Monday. Sponsors play an
integral role in the success of a carnival and this year our sponsors
excelled themselves, we would like to extend our thanks to the following people for their support:
Michael Howley, Carnival High Gun with WACTA President Sam Forsyth.
Beretta Australia, RC Cartridges, John Page Office Supplies, Total
Motorcycle Accessories, Shane Williams Auto Repairs, Winchester
Olin, David Fox, Roy Alexander & Sons, Latitude Fisheries, Tohzai
King Pty Ltd, Pine Hauliers, Electro Cool WA, Urenco Supplies
and Carlo Romeo Jewellers.
Prior to the commencement of the carnival Sam Forsyth the
WACTA State President and Murray Alexander the Shoot Marshall welcomed all competitors and visitors.
Saturday 28th September
Event 1 Zone Teams Skeet Shoulder to Shoulder Match
Matthew Anick, Junior State Team
High Gun winner.
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Peter Vosper, Open Skeet Team
High Gun.
Congratulations go the Metro Zone with a score of 118/125, their
team comprising of the following competitors:
Clem Bertini, Marco Ponta, Michael Voke, Steve Lee and David
Knight
The finishing order of the other zones was the Eastern Goldfields,
South West, Great Southern and Northern. Well Done Metro Zone.
Event 2 50 Target WACTA Skeet Championship
Sponsored by Beretta Australia & RC Cartridges
Following a short shoot off Peter Vosper with a score of 58/58 was
the overall winner. The place winners are as follows: 1st AA Nino
Amato 57/58, 1st A Gary Marsh 57/58, 1st B Shane Williams 50/52,
1st C Arthur Pagett 48/50. 2nd AA Clem Bertini 54/55, 2nd A John
Page 53/54, 2nd B Luke Fisher 49/52, 2nd C Nigel Monument
47/50. Best unplaced Lady - Christine Alexander, Veteran - Robin
Bailey, Junior - Matthew Anick.
Event 3 50 Target State Skeet Championship
Sponsored by John Page Office Supplies & Total Motorcycle
Accessories
Clem Bertini, Marco Ponta and Peter Vosper shot off for overall
and the winner was Clem Bertini with a score of 62/62. 1st AA
Peter Vosper 61/62, 1st A Gary Marsh 57/58, 1st B Jim Chandler
53/54, 1st C Jason Yozzi 47/50. 2nd AA Marco Ponta 60/61. 2nd A
Clive Shepherd 73/75, 2nd B Terry Marsden 49/51, 2nd C Mike
Daden. 3rd AA Nino Amato 49/50, 3rd A John Page 72/75, 3rd B
John Rourke, 3rd C Laurie Parmenter 54/59. Best unplaced Lady
- Jenny House, Veteran - Robin Bailey, Junior - Matthew Anick.
The Open Skeet Team was selected over events 2 & 3 and the top
15 shooters shot at a further 50 targets to determine the team
placements. The following 15 shooters make up the Skeet Team:
Peter Vosper, Gary Marsh, Clem Bertini, Marco Ponta, John Page,
Nino Amato, Max Cubic, John Rossi, Robin Bailey, Sam Forsyth,
Clive Shepherd, Max Pedri, Shane O’Brien, John Rourke & Phil
House. The winner of the Open Skeet Team High Gun was Peter
Vosper with a score of 68/68, Peter was presented with the RJ
Franklin Perpetual Trophy.
The Ladies, Veterans and Juniors shot at a further 25 targets to
determine their placings in the State Teams.
The Ladies Skeet Team consists of Christine Alexander, Jenny
House and Selena Walsham. Christine was the winner of the
Ladies Skeet Team High Gun and was presented with the Helen
Wiese Perpetual Trophy.
The Junior Skeet Team consists of Matthew Anick, Ashley Kowald,
Darren McMichan, Malachai Humphrey, Mitchell Hardy and Nick
Wells. Matthew Anick was presented with the Keith Barker Perpetual Trophy for the Junior Skeet Team High Gun.
Carnival Ladies High Gun winner,
Jenny House.
Gary Kelly, winner of the State
Points Score.
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results are as follows: 1st AA Paul Finis 124/125, 1st A Robin
Bailey 123/125, 1st B Terry Hearn 95/100, 1st C Tom Birt 89/100.
2nd AA Michael Howley 123/125, 2nd A Les Hall 119/125, 2nd B
Bill Foy, 2nd C Selena Walsham 88/100. 3rd AA Mark McInnes
123/125, 3rd A Neil Suckling 120/125, 3rd B Robert Benjamin
137/150, 3rd C Max Craven 85/100.
Event 6 State Double Barrel Championship
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JUNIOR POSTAL HIGH GUN COMPETITION WINNER
Our inaugural Pine Haulers Junior Postal High Gun Competition
was won by 13 year old Darren McMichan and Nigel Miller was
the runner up. Prizes for the postal competition were exceptional
with 1 case of ammo for the winner and a half case for the runner
up. Also thanks must go to Pine Hauliers our major sponsor and
Winchester for their generous donation and support throughout
the year. This postal competition is open to all Juniors and is
designed to encourage all Juniors to try different clay target disciplines. WACTA would like to encourage all Juniors to enter this
competition for 2003. WA is such a vast State and we understand
that not all Juniors get to travel to different clubs so this competition is a great opportunity for rural Juniors to take part in and as
it has a special handicap formula it really is fair to all Juniors.
Sunday 29th September
Event 4 Zone Teams Trap Shoulder to Shoulder Match
The 2nd day was commenced with the Trap Zone Teams Match,
the South West Zone won with a score of 122/125, the team
members were: Shane Williams, David Fox, Mike Daden, Phil
House and Robert Benjamin. In 2nd place was Northern, 3rd
Eastern, 4th Metro & 5th Great Southern.
Event 5 WACTA Champion of Champions
Sponsored by Beretta Australia and RC Cartridges
With 147 competitors in the Champion of Champions event the
pressure was on to win this event. However, David Fox was to win
the event outright with a score of 100/100, well shot David. The
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Lars Bager, winner of the State Single Barrel with Past WACTA
President Glenn O’Brien.
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Another win for David Fox with a score of 136/136
after a shoot off with several competitors. The
other results as follows: 1st AA Shane Williams
135/136, 1st A Steve Pelligrino 126/127, 1st B
Frank Shim 70/71, 1st C Tom Birt 49/51. 2nd AA
Drew Vandeleur 128/129, 2nd A Arthur Pagett
95/96, 2nd B Tim Blakeney 50/50, 2nd C Matt
Bowen 48/51. 3rd AA Matthew Kelly 125/126, 3rd
A Ken Holman 94/95, 3rd B Terry Hearn 50/51,
3rd C Jason Yozzi 54/57.
The best unplaced Lady was Paula Price, best
unplaced Veteran Tim Catling and the best
unplaced Junior was Malachai Humphrey.
Incorporated in the State Double Barrel is the
State Junior Double Barrel Champion sponsored
by Roy Alexander (himself). Murray Alexander
presented trophies to the following Junior shooters. 1st Malachai Humphrey, 2nd Sam West, 3rd
Matt Bowen. Well done to the above shooters &
thank you Roy Alexander & Sons for your ongoing
support of the states Juniors.
Monday 30th September
Junior State Trap Team – (L-R) Sam West, Malachai Humphrey, Ashley Kowald, Darren
Event 7 State Single Barrel Championship
McMichan.
Junior State Trap Team High Gun – Matt Biddulph and Nigel Miller.
Sponsored by Latitude Fisheries & Tohzai King
Hearn 48/52, 2nd B Craig Colliver 52/59, 2nd C John Panara
Pty Ltd
40/50. 3rd AA Michael Howley 49/51, 3rd A Les Hall 47/51, 3rd B
Lars Bager from WAGC was the overall winner for the State
Terry Marsden 50/56, 3rd C Barry Cassin 39/50.
Single Barrel Championship with a score of 57/58 and was preBest unplaced Lady Paula Price, best unplaced Veteran Tim
sented with the Roy Holtfreter Perpetual Trophy. 1st AA Sam
Catling and the best unplaced Junior Sam West.
Forsyth 56/58, 1st A Darren McMichan, 1st B Trevor Price 53/59,
1st C Jason Yozzi 43/50. 2nd AA Matthew Kelly 49/51, 2nd A Terry
Event 8 State Double Barrel Pointscore Championship
Accommodation for the
Skeet & OD Nationals WA
Both Motels are 7 minutes from the city and 20 minutes from the Club.
They are between the Airport and city on Great Eastern Highway.
Flag Motor Lodge 129 Great Eastern Highway, Riverdale
Manager: Len Berryman
Ph: (08) 9277 2766 Fax: (08) 9479 1304
E-mail: [email protected]
Prices range from $65 - $85 per room
$65 - can fit 3 persons
$85 Family Room - can fit 4 persons
Security arrangements available for firearms, if necessary. Deals can
be made regarding breakfast. Bookings under “Clay Target Shooting”
as group may incur a further discount. All prices include GST. Note
that this is the older of the two Motels, but very clean and comfortable. 90 rooms available.
Great Eastern Motor Lodge 81 Great Eastern Highway, Rivervale
Manager: Norm Christie
Ph: (08) 9362 3611 Fax: (08) 9470 2467
Prices range from $72 - $135 per room, all self contained
$72 - can fit 2 persons
$135 2-Bedroom Suite - can fit 4 persons
Other rooms available at varying prices
Security arrangements available for firearms, if necessary
Bookings under “Clay Target Shooting” will incur a further 10% discount. Prices being held at current pricing and include GST. 200
rooms available.
Crown Plaza Perth
54 Terrace Rd
(Located on River Front, Perth Foreshore)
Manager:Clive Plummer
Ph: (08) 9325 3811 Fax: (08) 9270 4235
Prices range from $115 - $135 per room.
191 rooms – single, twin, double
Bookings under ‘Clay Target Shooting’
– ask for Manager
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Supplies
The final championship for the weekend was also to be held in
near perfect conditions. Gary Kelly was the outright winner with
a perfect score of 150/150. 1st AA Greg Jackson 149/150, 1st A
Darren McMichan 152/153, 1st B Rick Hellreigel 143/150, 1st C
Barry Cassin 137/150. 2nd AA Sam Forsyth 151/153, 2nd A Tim
Steer 151/153, 2nd B Joe Rayner 146/150 2nd C John Panara
136/150. 3rd AA Michael Howley 150/153, 3rd A Luke Fisher
147/150, 3rd B Keith Walsham 145/156, 3rd C Christopher Joy
141/156.
Best unplaced Lady Paula Price, best unplaced Veteran Tim
Catling, best unplaced Junior Malachai Humphrey.
A 5 Man Trap Club Match is held over the 50 Double Barrel, 50
Single Barrel and 50 Double Barrel Points Score events, vying for
the Katanning Cup Trophy. The winning club was Geraldton with
a score of 1202/1250, the team consisted of Jim Chandler, Gary
Kelly, Matthew Kelly, Greg Jackson and Bert Boschetti. In 2nd
place was the Collie team with a score of 1179/1250 and 3rd was
WAGC.
The top 15 shooters over events 6,7 & 8 shot at a further 50 targets
to obtain their places in the Open State DTL Team. The following
shooters in order of qualification were: Gary Kelly, Greg Jackson,
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Malachai Humphrey, Sam Forsyth, Michael Howley, Lars Bager,
Matthew Kelly, Darren McMichan, David Fox, Tim Catling, Paul
Finis, Trevor Morris, Jim Chandler, Brett Kuser & Tim McBride.
Lars Bager with a score of 150/150 was the winner of the Open
State Team High Gun and was awarded the Doug Cummings
Memorial Trophy.
The Ladies, Juniors and Veterans shot at a further 25 targets to
obtain the qualifying order of the State Teams as follows:
Ladies State Team: Paula Price, Selena Walsham, Jenny House,
Sue Bailey, Sue Marsh and Lisa Hall. Paula Price was awarded
the Michelle Alexander Perpetual Trophy for the Ladies State
Team High Gun.
Junior State Team: Darren McMichan, Malachai Humphrey, Sam
West, Ashley Kowald, Matt Biddulph & Nigel Miller. Darren
McMichan was awarded the WA Coaching Council Perpetual
Trophy for the Junior State Trap Team High Gun.
Veterans State Team: Tim Catling, Robin Bailey, Ken Foster, Edsel
Humphrey, Tom Birt and Joe Yozzi. Tim Catling was the Veterans
State Team High Gun winner.
Congratulations to all the State Team Members for the Skeet and
DTL. Good luck at your respective National Titles. In addition,
congratulations to Malachai Humphrey and Darren McMichan
who were both selected for the Junior and Open State Teams, well
shot.
The WACTA Sports Star Award is presented annually at the
WACTA State Carnival. The 2002 award was won by Lars Bager
from WAGC. Lars won this award based on his performance from
1st October 2001 to the 31st August 2002.
The final presentations were for the High Gun Awards for the
weekends competition.
For the first year Elaine Forward presented the Elaine Forward
Perpetual Trophy for the Ladies High Gun, the winner was Jenny
House with a score of 346/450.
The Veterans High Gun Winner was Tim Catling with a score of
423/450, Tim’s prize was donated by Winchester Australia.
The Junior High Gun winner was Malachai Humphrey with a
score of 411/450. Malachai’s prize was donated by David Fox.
The Overall High Gun winner was Michael Howley with a score of
436/450. Michael won a night at the Burswood Casino in a luxury
suite with a spa bath included. Well done Michael, consistent
shooting over the weekend paid off.
At the end of the carnival the names of the helpers were placed
into a draw for free nominations at the 2003 State Carnival,
Murray Alexander was the winner, congratulations Murray.
Many thanks are to be made to those who helped make the carnival a success, again our sponsors, Murray Alexander for an exceptional job as the Shoot Marshall, Score Board Attendants in
particular Bruce Maley, Handicappers - Les Hall and Sue Green,
Ladies in the kitchen for afternoon tea, Christine Alexander for all
her hard work in various areas, Julia O’Brien in the office, Debbie
in the bar, Shane Williams for general assistance and the golf
buggies, trappers and many more, the list goes on, you all played
an integral role in this weekend.
SHOOTING LESSONS
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not necessarily endorse the opinion of our correspondents.
To: The Editor
The response to my letter in the October Shooting news has no
doubt created a revived and lively interest in our Clay Target
Shooting News.
My letter was not, and I repeat not, intended to be personally vindictive against Adrian Cousens or to detract from any of his considerable shooting achievements. My concern is that the likes of
“Cuzzos Ramblings” does little to promote shooting and is a misdirected extravagance based on today’s constant adverse criticism
of an ever restricting licensing program against us. There appears
to be little effort by President John Byrnes, Adrian or anyone else
involved in the ACTA working towards a unified body such as with
the SSAA to counter the anti-gun lobby. If there is, I have never
seen any evidence of this.
We now have John Howard demanding stricter and tougher gun
laws. This appears to be based on the bombing in Bali and the
shooting by a Vietnamese student in Melbourne. We believe the
Vietnamese student involved is not an Australian citizen and
cannot even speak English, yet acquired a pistol license and
owned seven hand guns. The police officer awarding this license
should be fined and jailed, rather than penalising nationally all
law-abiding shooters. In addition, what have bombs in Bali got to
do with gun ownership in Australia? This is what we have to fight
and every effort should be directed to a combined united submission to combat the ignorant, biased and very vocal anti-gun academics determined to destroy our sport of shooting. Worse I feel
these people are a minority.
Michael D Collins, Atherton Tablelands GC
— Vale —
Ron Hopper (1929 - 2002)
With sadness and regret the Werribee Victorian Clay Target Club
(Inc) acknowledges the passing of a fine gentleman and life
member of the club. Although never being on the committee Ron
ran the club on practice days and the bar on competition days
without ever accepting financial reward, he was always the first at
the club and last to leave.
He will be sadly missed by everybody at the gun club.
Committee & members of the Werribee Victorian Clay Target Club
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VCTA North West
Zone Carnival
Held 19/10/02 at Mildura, Victoria
61 in attendance (see results in ‘Shoot Results’)
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High Gun winners from left, AA grade Ray Peatling, C grade Chelsea
Dahlenburg, B grade John Thompson and Overall Peter Tobin. Absent
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25tgt NW Zone handicap winner
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25tgt NW Zone Pts score winner
Ryan Fraser.
25 tgt NW Zone DB winner,
Craig Kelly.
January 2003
News from Goulburn Clay Target Club
The Alan Cramp Clem Rowe, yearly Memorial Shoot, was conducted on Saturday and Sunday 9 & 10 November at the Goulburn
Gun Club. The weather was hot with a light breeze, this together
with the smoke from the bush fires proved a challenge for shooters. The club was fortunate in having visitors from Sydney, Canberra, Yass, Crookwell, Bateman’s Bay, Queanbeyan and one
member from WA. There were six squads competing most events.
Saturday night’s shoot was proceeded with lamb on the spit and
appropriate salads for members and visitors. This was followed by
the Southern Zone double rise championship, and the Southern
Zone Deauville Doubles championship.
Sunday events were 30 target
double barrel, 30 target point
score, 30 target single barrel
and 20 target handicap. The
Southern Zone double rise
championship was won by
junior shooter Richard Hunt
overall. Richard then teamed
with his brother James Hunt to
take out the Southern Zone
Deauville Double championship.
K. Nealon of Canberra won the
High Gun
Robert Smith another promising junior who recently won his
way to the NSW junior team
won the junior perpetual trophy.
Goulburn Club is proud of our
junior members who always
show good sportsmanship and
attitude. They always seem to
be amongst the trophy winners.
This High Gun of the day went
to K Nealon of Canberra.
The painting is now completed
Richard and James Hunt took out the Southern Zone Deauville Doubles
Championship.
at the New Clubhouse. It proves and excellent venue for members
and visitors. Phono pulls are now installed, the congenial fellowship of the Goulburn members, the quality of the trophies, makes
Goulburn Club well worth a visit. Monthly shoots are held second
Sunday 12.30pm and practice on the 3rd Tuesday 6.30pm. Particulars of events and inquiries can be made by phoning Robert Hunt
ph: (02) 4848 0202 or Fraser Roberts ph: (02) 4821 8903.
The Club President Mr L Cuzner is pleased to welcome visitors at
any shoot.
E D Hunt
Acting Publicity Officer
Coaches Corner . . .
This will be an on going section in the CTSN.
Shooters will be encouraged to send in questions
each month, which will be answered by different
senior coaches. So if you have any questions please
address them to:
Coaches Corner
PO Box 466 Wagga Wagga NSW 2650
or email your questions to Rebecca:
[email protected] and
type in the subject line Coaches Corner.
Q: As a new shooter how do I know what sort of shotgun
to buy and do I have to spend a lot of money on my first
gun?
A: First, you decide what you want to shoot, Skeet, Trap,
Trench or Sporting! Then you get yourself a gun to suit. You
can get one gun to do the lot, but it is only a compromise, and
that is what it will be. There is no gun to do the lot! You
should get a good new gun for around $2000 - $3500. Such
guns include Fabarm, Miroku and Beretta.
Q: I am a AA grade shooter and have just bought a new
gun and I am having trouble smashing targets. What
are some of the obvious signs to an experienced coach if
my gun doesn’t fit correctly?
A: This is a question with 20 answers. You have not mentioned what you are shooting! Trap, Skeet, Sporting? You
January 2003
should make sure that you are looking straight down the
centre of the rib, preferably looking at a figure 8 sight picture,
with the front and middle beads. I would like some more
information to answer this question more thoroughly.
Q: Why do I have trouble-shooting fluro orange targets
as opposed to black targets?
A: This is a personal thing with eyesight, mainly as older
shooters have more trouble than do younger shooters. I have
found that if I use a light orange lens, it suits me very well as
I can see Black and Fluro targets well. Some shooters use red,
but I have found that this makes fluro targets appear white,
so as on bright cloudy days, this can make the fluro’s hard to
see. My advice is to try different colour lenses in your shooting glasses.
Q: I shoot using one eye closed but everyone tells me I
should use both eyes open but I find it really hard to do
that, what do you suggest I do?
A: If you are comfortable with one eye, then there is not a
thing to worry about. I have met World Champion’s who shoot
one eye! If you want to change to two eyes, a simple way is to
mount the gun on your shoulder, close your left eye (or right
eye, if so) line the front and middle beads up in a figure eight
(one on top of the other). Look out to where you will see the
target, open the other eye, and call for the target. DO NOT
look at the beads or barrel or you will see ‘two barrels’. You
should see the barrel and beads in you peripheral vision at all
times.
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Queensland Northern Zone
Coaching Weekend
An enjoyable weekend was had by 32 members from 7 Northern
Zone clubs on the weekend of 19th & 20th October. This was the
Coaching Weekend with well known coach Graham Boyd and
stock fitter/champion skeet shooter George Barton attending, to
pass on their knowledge.
There was a good number of junior shooters and shooters of all
grades to learn from the experts. Many of the shooters in atten-
Some repairs between rounds.
From the classroom.
dance were at their first coaching weekend and the response from
all was a positive one.
George was busy till dark both Saturday and Sunday making
adjustments to many guns.
There were a good number of speakers available with many topics
Back breaking work.
the penny falls and the explanation to fix the problem seems much
more clear.
After the viewing of the first video most of the shooters visited
George to see what may have to be done to their gun, and maybe
fix the little problems they were having. Muzzel flip was the most
common problem and a few minor gun changes and a little gentle
encouragement from Graham saw many improving straight away.
The juniors were taken out for some personal coaching by Graham
while George did some stock changes for the senior shooters who
were having plenty of practice to see how the changes helped.
On Sunday morning the pattern board came out and many shooters were surprised to see where their guns shot. The ranges were
great with guns shooting from very flat to one that was well above
the mark. It was all explained to the shooters by George how the
gun shot and what it meant in relation to the target.
Graham continued working with the juniors with many of them
gaining confidence and attempting other disciplines. Skeet was
shot along with a bit of ISSF trap. This event had not been shot
by many of the shooters and they were very excited to think they
could give it a go and also get coaching on it at the same time.
There were some families that never seem to have enough ammo
with the targets free the shooting went on well into late afternoon.
Everyone enjoyed themselves and gave good feedback to Wayne for
future coaching weekends.
To the tracks.
covered from phycology, glasses/vision, food and health issues. A
comment from one of Townsville’s well-known shooters that the
talk on food and health was the most interesting to him. This is
an issue that is always overlooked in Clay Target Shooting.
Northern Zone President, Wayne Reeves and Townsville Gun Club
President, Tom Comerford put in a lot of work to get this weekend
together.
The video camera came out when the shooters took to the tracks
to put into practice what Graham had told them. After the first
session the video was viewed with the shooters seeing for themselves what Graham was talking about. A lot of people don’t
understand what is being said but when it is viewed on the video
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The north rarely sees a stock fitter and it was greatly appreciated
that George gave his time to help our zone. With the number of
jobs he did, he could spend a week in North Queensland and be
busy everyday, if he so wished.
Thanks must go to Graham Boyd, George Barton, Wayne Reeves,
Tom Comerford and the members of the Townsville Gun Club for
their assistance in putting this weekend together.
The weekend would not be possible if it weren’t for the support by
Sport and Recreation Queensland. Thanks to everybody who put
in time on the weekend and we hope to see you all back next year,
much improved and ready for your next lesson.
Carol Betteridge
(07) 47906222 (b/h) / (07) 47822455 (a/h)
January 2003
Jacaranda Warmth
It’s always hot around November in Grafton when the Jacaranda
trees are in full bloom. This year as the day dawned for the Commonwealth Bank sponsored Grafton Clay Target Club’s Annual Jacaranda
Classic everyone knew it was sure going to be that way again.
Visitors from many Clubs were arriving as the temperature rose.
Again Coffs Harbour CTC and Grafton CTC had organised a joint
Clay Target weekend spectacular which included a draw for a
coloured Television Set for those who participated in the full program
at both Clubs. Many of those who were at Coffs Harbour the day
before were again backing up for the hospitality of Grafton and the
famed Jacaranda trees
shoot off. Most of the Jacaranda Party had never seen Clay Target
Shooting and were amazed at the accuracy and skill of our sport.
Unfortunately Michael dropped a target and the resolute Graham
Sweeney took out the prestigious event. Michael may have been disappointed at losing out in both shoot offs but no one could deny his
splendid Possible of 125/125 for Overall Open High Gun of the day.
Barry Cameron from the Grafton Club was all smiles when his name
was drawn for the Television, giving his recently purchased TV Set a
twin.
After the prize winners accepted their trophies for the day from the
Jacaranda Entourage, all set out for their homes looking skyward at
a brewing storm which hopefully would settle the heat of the day and
bring that elusive rain so desperately needed everywhere.
Grafton at Jacaranda time is a special place and there can be no
better way to enjoy it than shooting clays.
Scrubby Creek
Two-Day
5 & 6 October 2002
Barry Cameron, Rus Wesslink from the Grafton Clay Target Club with
Patricia Feeney from the 2002 Grafton Jacaranda Party and Graham
Sweeney, overall winner of the 2002 Jacaranda 50 target double barrel
championship.
As the day heated up, so did the shooting. In the first event alone, a
25 Double Barrel C/D, more than one third of the shooters came in
with possibles. There was no question that the targets were exceptional and this was to be proven more as the day progressed.
The second event was the 30 target Jacaranda Mixed Classic. Possibles were again shot and as the shoot off came down to the final two,
Kevin Thompson from the Newcastle Club ended up as overall winner
leaving Michael Hickey from the Glen Innes Club as the winner of the
AA grade.
The final event was the 50 target Jacaranda Double Barrel Championship. This time the shoot offs came down to Michael Hickey who
was up against his good friend Graham Sweeney from Guyra.
The Jacaranda Party Entourage arrived as these two settled into the
Patricia Feeney from the 2002 Grafton Jacaranda Party, Peter McGuire,
President of the Grafton Clay Target Club and Kevin Thompson, overall
winner of the 2002 Jacaranda Mixed Classic.
January 2003
Scrubby had a tremendous weekend, perfect shooting conditions
fine and warm with no wind or rain and great camping conditions
under the stars. We had 104 shooters who came from Victoria,
NSW and all parts of Queensland. We had our highest number of
lady shooters ever at our two-day - 14 in all. It was great to see so
many C Grade shooters - 27 C11 and 8 other C Graders, 22 B, 26
A, 21 AA. If the handicap system is changed to front marker 15
metres, how many will we have next year? What chance have they
got of winning a handicap event? We are supposed to be encouraging them, not driving them away from our great sport! The
targets must be getting easier or our shooting captain getting
older - we had 36 possibles for the weekend, a record. Great shooting by Lee Knight from Victoria to win the High Gun. He dropped
only 1 full target and 1 point for the program. Double Barrel
Championship was won in great style by Qld State Team Member
B Powell after a very long shoot off - at least for Scrubby! Our
Points Championship was won by our Victorian visitor Lee Knight.
Deauville Doubles was won in tough conditions by the NSW team
of G Baylis and D Lehman. Single Barrel Championship was won
by that Mexican again - Lee Knight. Seven possibles were shot in
the Handicap and it was eventually won by J Cormack from Roma
- great shooting! Down the Gully was won by the Biloela Kid - D
Groves.
It was fantastic to see so many lady shooters - 14 in all. The
Ladies High Gun was won by V Forsythe. The most prestigious
trophy of the two days, the toilet seat, was won by B Ekblad. Keep
trying!
What a great weekend of fund raising for the Royal Flying Doctor
Service!! Kimbo’s cane stool, which fell off the back of Dougal’s
truck, cost the Baker $250. The swear box raised $200. Ted
donated $100. Lumpy’s D Grade Chook Raffle took $2,000 (the
winner of this being T Reid from Roma). Many thanks for the
great work in organising the stuffed chook raffle - Wingo, Don and
the Baker. All for a good cause!!
The club would like to take this opportunity to thank all who
helped make the weekend such a success - the generous sponsorship and donations, shooters, members and helpers. Our thanks to
all shooters for travelling from far and near to make the weekend
such a success. Many thanks to all our sponsors and helpers for a
great weekend. We look forward to being able to host an equally
successful event next October ... see you all next year, 4 & 5 Oct.
Results in February Magazine ‘Shoot Results’
Pat Bredhauer, Sec/Tres
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North Arm - Sunday, 13 October 2002
Weather: Overcast, good conditions
Our club held it’s inaugural shoot
at North Arm for the Ike Osborne
Memorial - 50 Target Handicap.
Fortunately the rain stayed away
and the number of shooters (19)
was ideal for one layout.
Six shooters went through to the
shoot-off for the memorial shield
with Lloyd Ferry shooting a 50/50.
Greg Lewins went through to
station five to take fourth place
with a 56/67. John Shepard lasted
till station 7 to take third place
with a 66/73, leaving Lloyd Ferry
(last year’s winner) and Toby Witt
(inaugural 1999 winner) to shoot
for 1st & 2nd. Lloyd shot another
clean round to total 75/75 taking
the shoot-off to the fourth round.
Unfortunately a low target at high
one eluded Lloyd to take second
place with a 75/76. Toby Witt finished with a 77/79.
PLEASE NOTE:
Shoot Reports are to be received at
the ACTA office no later than 7 days
from date of Shoot. Results will be
published in the following
months CTSN.
Late results MAY NOT
be published.
Toby Witt, winner after shootoff from Lloyd Ferry.
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January 2003
INTERSERVICE 2002
HMAS Cerberus was once again the venue for this
years Army Navy Air Force clay target competition.
On a picture post card perfect day, this annual gathering practiced during the morning, enjoyed a
leisurely BBQ lunch then selected their respective
teams for the afternoons event.
With a number of new (young) faces in the Navy and Army
teams, the first squad started at 1330.
had won by one target from RAAF. 156 to 155 with Army third
with 139.
The Interservice High Gun and the Navy High Gun (donated
and presented by Gwen Blackwell) was won by Hecta Crawford 37/37 RAAF High Gun to David Toohey 46/48 and Army
to Chas Caldwell 32/35. Both RAAF and Army sashes donated
by Tim and Fred Reade.
The final event of the day, the Invitation was won by Alan
Chandler 28/28, 2nd Dave Toohey 27/28, 3rd Hecta Crawford
15/16.
Many thanks to the Referees on the day, Derek Marshall, Alan
Chandler and Brian Barlow ... your input was much appreciated.
Interservice Trap Co-ordinator
Chris Carrol
CLASSIFIEDS
Navy Interservice winning team from left, back row: H. Crawford,
M. Bryan, C. Carrol, front row: C. Williams, D. Walker, D. Maher.
With one of each service per squad, the pressure was on right
from the start and a number of the new comers had some
amount of trouble settling into the swing of things.
Both Army and Navy looked to be having the most trouble,
with the RAAF going along steady.
When the shooting was finished the answer wasn’t immediately clear, until it all went onto the scoreboard where Navy
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GLADSTONE
CLAY TARGET CLUB
Gladstone Clay Target Club held it’s 2nd 2 day shoot for 2002. 11
Events were contested. Skeet Championships, Ball Trap, Central
Zone Double Barrel and Points Night Championships.
Day 2, 10 Taget Eye Opener, 30 Target DB, 30T Points, 30T S/B
Championships and finally 20 pair Deauville Doubles Central
Zone Championship. Free nomination for juniors was well
received, with 6 juniors taking part in some or all events, 4 juniors
were new shooters and look like being hard to beat in the near
future. I must congradulate the 6 boys who all put their hands up
when there was work to be done (thanks boys).
Break Badges
Member
Asquith, C
Aunger, D
Cantali, A
Chessell, G
Circosta,M
Clive,R
Clother,J
Copping,R
Cross,R
Davison, J
Dawson, S
Dumesny,J
Durre, GR
Ellem,C
Elmes, M
Fischer,R
Hall,G
Harbor,S
Hawker,A
Heywood, B
Hurt,K
Kay,P
Kelynack, B
Kuser,B
Kirley,R
Lambert,G
Lehmann,R
Litvinov, I
Mariniello, E
Marsh,G
Maywald, R
McCraw, T
McKellar,C
McMichan,D
Allan Purkis, left and Michael Chelepy.
Well the “old” master Jim Riggs showed us “young ones” the way
it should be done, with 6 possibles for the 2nd day. Although he
was pushed along by Lil Javis who decided to miss her 125th
target. Good shooting Lil! Four shooters went out to shoot off for
the 30Target championships and all 4 were still there after 85
targets, then Bruce Powell went to sleep... and left three who were
still there after 90 targets. Lil Javis and Garry Wright eventually
dropped a target very much to the relief of Jim Riggs, who was still
too stressed to ref the next event.
Jim took out the High Gun
for the weekend, Bruce Powell and Garry Wright took home the
Deauville Doubles Championship Sashes.
Not every shooter shot the skeet and DTL. There were 2 to my
knowledge their names eludes me, but they are from Tasie. The
lady has blond hair, she really wanted to participate in the skeet
events, but I don’t think she was allowed! She did mention that
she had a picture of a man in a skirt, not sure if he is her husband
or just another shooting member in her home town in Tasie.
There was a slight incident in a shoot off for overall, it went something like this “pull, bang, lost” all before the target left the traphouse! Once again no names mentioned!
Thanks to the shooters from Bileola, Springsure, Rocky, Bundy
and Tasie (Tasmania) and anyone I may have missed thank you
for your support. I’m sure all enjoyed themsleves. All results will
be in the CTSN.
President: Garry Darr Ph: 07 4979 1877
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Meagher,S
Morris,B
Newcombe, S
Nicholson, D
Northausen,M
Palmer, T
Peacock, T
Pelligrino,S
Phillip, H
Power, B
Power,D
Robinson,B
Rodden, J
Sawyer, J
Seve, D
Skinner, K
Soulis, J
Stevenson,C
Tilyard,G
Trembath, C
Wells,D
Whelan, T
Winters,J
Winters,J
Home Club
Achieved At
Euroa
Alexandra
International
International
Cecil Park
NSWCTA Trap
Yass
Yass
Maryborough
Pooncarie
Barcaldine
Gemfields
Pooncarie
Pooncarie
Springsure
Gemfields
Gemfields
Gemfields
Sunshine Coast
Gympie
Gympie
Gympie
Port Fairy
Macarthur
Gympie
Gympie
Dalby
Toowoomba
Deniliquin
Deniliquin
Lake Albert
South Aust.
Numurkah Shepparton TWR300
Numurkah Shepparton Numurkah
Shepparton
Bordertown
Jeparit
Narromine
NSWCTA Trap
Illawarra
Illawarra
Monarto-Alexandra
SA
Geelong
Geelong
WA
Melbourne
Mansfield
Melbourne
Pooncarie
Pooncarie
Birchip
Melbourne
Gold Coast
Warwick
International
Kojonup
International
WACTA
STATE CARNIVAL
Barmera
Barmera
Cohuna
St Arnaud
Tambo
Gemfields
Geraldton
WACTA
STATE CARNIVAL
Condamine
Toowoomba
Barmera
Barmera
Cecil Park
Sydney
Maryborough
Roma
Echuca
Melbourne
Darnick
Pooncarie
Benalla
Yarrawonga
Melbourne
WACTA
STATE CARNIVAL
Cessnock
Upper Hunter
Sunshine Coast
Gympie
Wagga
Coom
Central Wimmera
Warrackanbeal
Sunshine Coast
Rockahampton
Callawadda Stawell
St Arnaud
Upper Hunter
Upper Hunter
Mansfield
Alexandra
Cecil Park
Sydney
Mansfield
Melbourne
State Carnival
Downside
Downside
Werribee
NSWCTA Trap
Werribee
Melbourne
STATE CARNIVAL
Tambo Valley
Tambo Valley
Shepparton
Shepparton
Break
DTL 150 + 200
DTL 50
SB 50
DTL 50
DTL50
DTL50
DTL50
CONT.100
DTL100
DTL 50+75
DTL 50
CONT.50
DTL 100
DTL100
DTL 50
DTL100
DTL50
CONT.50
DTL 50
DTL75
DTL50
CONT 50
DTL200,100
DTL200
DTL50
DTL200
DTL 100 +
CONT 50
DTL 50
SK75
DTL 100
DTL 50
CONT.100
DTL100
DTL50
DTL50
DTL 50
CONT 50
DTL50;
DTL50
DTL 50
DTL100
DTL 50
DTL 100
SK50,75
CONT.100
SK 50
CONT 50
DTL 50
DTL 50, 100
DTL 50
DTL 50,75;
DTL50
DTL 200
DTL100
DTL 50
DTL75
TWR
100,200,275
January 2003
Psychological Skills for Shooting
by Michael Kruger-Davis
Arousal Control
In past articles I have discussed the reasons why we all cannot be
champions all the time; self doubt, not staying in the here and now,
poor mental preparation, negative self talk, and so on, can all contribute to below average performances.
But why do we sometimes fail when we are physically and mentally fit and ready to compete? Any why do we always seem to fail
at the big competitions? Why do so many shooters feel they are
ready for the State Carnivals or the Nationals; only to shoot
poorly. More importantly, what makes a champion shooter achieve
when the majority are overwhelmed.
Whilst there is no one answer to this question, one of the important factors is arousal. Jeffery Bond from the Australian Institute
of Sport sees our arousal system as a combination of mind and
body control which some athletes are able to monitor and adjust
naturally. Arousal can be defined as an energising function that is
responsible for the harnessing of the body’s resources for intense
and vigorous activity. An individual’s state of arousal can be seen
as varying on a continuum ranging from deep sleep to on end (comatose state) to extreme excitement (panic attack) at the other end.
(Williams, 1993:171).
There are two major theories regarding arousal; the first is drive
theory and can be explained by the following diagram:
(PSYCHOLOGICAL
1)
Which
basically
shows that motor
p e r f o r m a n c e
increases as arousal
increases.
An
example of this is the
psyching up of the
football team before
the game or when a
mother performs an
extraordinary feat
such as lifting the car
off her trapped child;
the
increase
in
arousal is responsible for the near superhuman performance. This
theory however, does not explain individual differences very well
nor does it explain the fact that performance can suffer if we are
too aroused sometimes; trying too hard, getting too tense, losing of
temper, becoming overwhelmed, etc.
The second theory that has greater acceptance is called the
inverted U hypothesis. This model suggests that up to an individual point, increases in arousal will be accompanied by increases in
performance quality, but past this point any further increases in
arousal will result in a decrease in performance. (Bond) The
inverted U hypothesis can be represented in the following
diagram:
(PSYCHOLOGICAL
2)
Its not important
that you accept one
or either of these theories but it is necessary
that
we
understand
the
importance of the
relationship between
arousal and performance. Jeffery Bond of
the AIS, believes that
it is important to
train athletes how to
monitor their arousal levels. He states; “... conduct your own postperformance reviews where you check back over the performance
and see if you can remember what your arousal system was doing
January 2003
at specific times. Contrast the times when you were performing
exceptionally well (arousal level was probably right where it
needed to be) with those times when you made mistakes or when
you performance quality dropped (arousal level too high or too
low)”.
Athletes are then asked to perform simple monitoring exercises.
See if you can describe, by writing it down, the different feeling
you had. Some of these will include physical features such as
heart rate, breathing, muscle tension, body posture etc, and some
will be psychological features such as concentration, attitude,
what you said to yourself, emotions etc. (Bond) Do this review as
soon as possible after the event to prevent yourself from forgetting
how you felt and acted during the competition.
As well as reviewing each performance, shooters can monitor and
adjust their arousal level through relaxation. In a previous
article, I examined relaxation as a technique for improving performance and in particular, mentioned centreing. I will take relaxation training further in future articles, but for now it is necessary
to understand that centreing, according to Bond, will permit you to
reduce your arousal level enough to regain control and to refocus
on performance relevant cues. Bond continues by stating that the
ultimate arousal reduction technique is to instantly recognise
when arousal has increased too far and to reduce it by taking one
or two centreing breaths. Centreing is a technique that is taught
in relaxation training and is a highly developed skill in martial
arts. The steps are as follows:
1. Recognise that arousal is too high.
2. Focus on your centre of gravity (a point in the middle of your
body behind your navel; your balance point).
3. Stomach breath in (allow your stomach to expand as you
breathe in rather than your chest).
4. As you breathe out, feel your centre of gravity sink down as you
relax your body.
5. Repeat a second time as required.
6. Refocus on the task at hand using performance cues.
There are other ways of reducing your arousal levels such as deliberately slowing down your movements, setting realistic goals, listening to relaxing music, calming self talk, visualisation of a calm
scene, constant refocusing on processes rather than outcomes and
so on, and it is necessary that for consistent high level performance in both competitions and training, you develop a set of individualised strategies for arousal adjustment, learn to monitor your
own arousal level and quickly adjust when you become aware of
the warning signs.
Reference:
Jeffery Bond Arousal Control Training AIS Sport Psychology Dept Paper.
Jean Williams Applied Sport Psychology; Personal growth to peak performance. 1993 Mayfield.
Michael Kruger-Davis is a psychologist and a member of Narrandera Clay
Target Club. Questions regarding psychological aspects of shooting can be
forwarded to: Michael Kruger-Davis, PO Box 347, Narrandera 2700; ph/fax:
02 6959 2805. Group or individual mental skills training workshops can also
be organised.
Skeet National Break Badges
Ferry, A
Morris, S
Mountjoy, H
Pirie, E
Sunshine Coast
Alice Springs
Bendigo
Mataura, NZ
WAGC
WAGC
WAGC
WAGC
Rodgers, L
Southland, NZ
WAGC
Schmidt, R
Spring, B
Top End
Mt Gambier
WAGC
WAGC
Yozzi, J
Tony Yozzi
WAGC
SK 50
SK 50
SK 50
SK
50+75+100
SK
50+75+
100+150
SK 75
SK
50+75+100
SK 50
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Club News
RICHMOND RIVER GC INC: held their Annual General
Meeting recently and the following committe were elected:
President - Ray White, Vice President - Harold Batson, Secretary - Peter Brown, Treasurer - Phillip Consalvo, Shoot Secretary - Paul Batson, Delegate - Ray White & Harold Batson,
Handicapper - Paul Batson, Shoot Marshall - Ted Schneider,
Publicity Officer - Vaughn Lavell, Committee - Ray White,
Harold Batson, Peter Brown, Roy Shepherd, Geoff Pringle,
Phillip Consalvo, Ted Schneider, Vaughn Lavell & Bob Justice.
ST JAMES: Recently held their AGM and the following
office bearers were elected: President - Jim Kelly, Vice President - Phil Pettitt, Secretary - Carmen Shepherd, Delegate Joanne Ford, Treasurer - Carmen Shepherd, Handicapper Graham Reid, Shoot Marshall - Phil Pettitt, Publicity Officer
- Graham Reid, Committee Members - B Cooper, P Dowling,
K Farish, K Beattie, J Ford, J White, B Ford, P Gorrie, P
Pettit & G Reid.
THE FOREST CTC INC: Recently held their AGM and the
following office member were elected: President - Don Eastaway, Vice Presidents - Grant Atkins & Dave Eagles, Secretary - Neil Sharp, Treasurer - Peter Thompson, Committee Graeme Deaves, Bruce Brown, John Nolan, Des Tickle, Garry
Barnott-Clement, Emma Eagles, Vivian Eagles, Martin
Sawyer, Arthur Welsh, Colin Parker, Preston McIntosh, Mark
Eagles & Jim Hyatt.
WEST WYALONG CTC INC: Held their Annual General
Meeting on 27th October 2002 and the following office bearers
are: President - Graeme Fairman, Vice President - Doug
Lindsay; Secretary - Clive Foster, Treasurer - Yvonne Ashton,
Handicapper - Bert Boyd, Coach - Frank Ashton, Committee N Whybrow, M Jackson, B Dent & G Duncan.
Hermidale
Gun Club
56 shooters travelled from Bendigo, Narromine, Broken
Hill, Tottenham, Cobar, Brewarrina, Warren, Roma Cunnamulla, Orange, Singleton, Cessnock, Sydney, Dubbo,
Nyngan and Hermidale to enjoy the 23rd Hermidale Clay
Target Anniversary.
Gusty conditions made the shooting very competitive on the first
day with only 13 possibles shot in the 1st event 10 Target Eye
Opener. Conditions didn’t change for the 2nd event 25 Target
Single Barrel with L Knight (Bendigo) taking out the only possible
score. Event three West Bogan Double Barrel H’Cap Championship saw two possibles shot 25/25. M Heywood and C Knight.
After a shoot off of 81 targets between L Knight and Col Betts, L
Knight won with a score of 105/106. Following the calcutta
auction of shooters a hot evening meal was enjoyed by all. Our
thanks to Jim the cook and the capable ladies in the kitchen, who
did a wonderful job. The evening event of 20 Pair Western Zone
Night Deauville Doubles was contested by 54 shooters and
winners M Hillam and R Brodin (Tottenham) first place was a possible score 20/20. Runners up L & C Knight (Bendigo) 19/20.
After a hot breakfast of sausages, bacon, scrambled eggs and coffee
capably served by Ted, Scott and their staff, windy conditions
made the shooting very difficult. Cool, gusty, and an earlier start
on Sunday saw 65 shooters in attendance. The 25 Target Point
Score saw only one possible C Knight (Bendigo) 75/75. The 25
Target Double Barrel H’Cap shot in windy and dusty conditions
saw only one possible score (Kurt Brodin, Junior shooter Tottenham) 25/25 take out first prize. The 20 Pair Double Rise - no possibles shot but all shooters enjoyed the challenge with the weather.
High Guns for the weekend: Overall Winner L Knight (Bendigo)
189/200, AA Grade B Manns (Cobar) 184/200, A Grade C Knight
(Bendigo) 184/200, B Grade B Heywood (Peak Hill) 158/200, C
Grade D Betts (Brewarrina) 159/200. Junior winner - K Brodin
(Tottenham), Veteran winner - G Marriott (Cessnock). Thanks to
all who travelled long distances to take part in the weekend’s
events.
Nancy Kilmartin
Secretary, Hermidale Gun Club
SHOOT CALENDAR
2003
Jan 1
Jan 11-19
Jan 25-27
Jan 31-Feb 2
Mar 6-15
Mar 8-10
Mar 8-16
Mar 11-15
Mar 29-31
April 1-6
New Year’s Day Shoot
Olympic (ISSF) Discipline Nationals
State Trap Championships
SA State DTL Carnival
World Cup in Shotgun
Victorian Skeet Carnival
New Zealand Nationals
Australian Veterans Games
National DTL Pre Nationals
National DTL Championships
Kerang CTC Inc
West Australian GC, WA
Tasmanian Gun Club Tas
Shooting Park, SA
West Australian GC, WA
Frankston Australian GC, Vic
TBA
National Shooting Complex, Wagga NSW
May 10-11
West Darling Championships
Broken Hill GC, SA
May 17-18
May 17-19
Nov 1-2
Nov 8-9
Nov 10-15
National Sporting Clays
SA State Skeet Carnival
SA State ISSF Carnival
Skeet Pre Nationals
Skeet Nationals
SA Gun Club, SA
State Shooting Park
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January 2003
Meaney, M Martini, S McDonald
10/15; 20T DB TPY: OA A: B Finch
18/20; B: T Wedding 17/20; C: P Pearce
13/20; 20T CONT.: OA & A: R Fleming
23/25; B: J Zuppa 19/22; C: D Aunger
16/20.
CLUB
CONTENTS
South Australia .....................................................20
Queensland ............................................................31
Western Australia .................................................34
Northern Territory...............................................34
Victoria....................................................................35
New South Wales...................................................43
Tasmania.................................................................55
South Australia
Bordertown 26-10-02
Windy & sunny (57):
50T DB CS: OA & AA: R Smith 53/53,
2nd D Beelitz 52/53; A: 1st T Shaddock 50/51, 2nd R Coombs 54/55; B:
1st H Megaw 50/53, 2nd R Whylie
49/53; C: 1st C Dahlenburg 43/50, 2nd
B Hawker 53/62; 50T PS CS: OA &
AA: G Height 150/150, 2nd D Beelitz
145/150; A: 1st R Fisher 147/150, 2nd
A Hawker 139/150; B: 1st C Mayberry
156/165, 2nd K Mules 153/165; C: 1st
B Roe 117/150, 2nd B Hawker
112/150. HG: OA: G Height 199/200;
LAD.: L Beelitz 171/200; JNR: M
Hawker 178/200; VET.: P Quire
189/200; 50T STATE NIGHT CONT.
CS: OA & AA: P Hendy 55/57, 2nd W
Hawker 54/57; A: 1st K Mules 45/50,
2nd W Linder 44/50; B: 1st J Hinge
48/50, 2nd H Meegaw 44/53; C: 1st B
Hawker 38/50, 2nd L Hawker 26/50.
Bordertown 27-10-02
Fine & breezy (46): 20PR STATE DD
CS: OA: K Mules & Keith Mules
20/20, 2nd R Smith & K Polst 19/20;
B: B Blackwood & B Hawker 18/20; C:
B Hawker & D Hawker 17/20; 50T
CONT. CS: OA & AA: W Hawker
73/74, 2nd P Hendy 72/74; A:1st R
Mack 67/69, 2nd T Shaddock 66/69; B:
1st B Blackwood 48/50, 2nd B Hawker
47/50; C: 1st B Hawker 46/50, 2nd B
Roe 42/80; HG: OA: G Height 247/250;
AA: W Hawker 267/275; A: R Fisher
239/250; B: B Hawker 227/250; C: C
Dahlenburg 208/250; VET.: K polst
233/250; LAD.: L Beelitz 233/250;
JNR: M Hawker 274/300; ENCOUR.
AW: P Nosre.
Broken Hill 19-10-02
Nice (20): 50T SK: A: 1st B Foley
44/50, 2nd C Degoumois 43/50; B: 1st
B Mantesso 44/50, 2nd A Pearson
51/58; C: 1st W Haskard 48/54, 2nd M
Dally 47/54; 20T PS TWR: A: 1st B
Cook 59/60, 2nd B Foley 54/60; B: 1st
W Channing 59/60, 2nd W Haskard;
C: 1st L Birrell 57/60, 2nd R Howse
58/69; 25T BALL TR: A: 1st W Channing 24/25, 2nd B Cook 23/25; B: 1st B
Foley 21/25, 2nd J Lemmich 24/32; C:
1st A Pearson 22/25, 2nd T Clare
20/25; 25T DB CS: OA: M Dally 24/25;
A: 1st W Channing 23/25, 2nd B Cook
January 2003
22/25; B: 1st J Lemmich 54, 2nd B
Foley 53/56; C: 1st T Clare 22/25, 2nd
T Southon 21/25; VET.: A Pearson
18/25; JNR: J Palmer 22/25; 25T HC:
1st T Clare 31/32, 2nd Trevor Clare
30/32, 3rd J Palmer 23/25; OA HG: W
Channing 170/185.
International G.C. 19/20-10-02
Perfect (70): 25T PS: AA: 1st A Mules
90/90, 2nd J Finis 71/75; A: 1st R
Fisher 74/75, 2nd F Caltagirone
86/90; B: 1st K Mules 75/75, 2nd K
Polst 73/75; C: 1st S Sparnon 69/75,
2nd K Williams 61/75; OA: A Mules
90/90; 25T DB: AA: 1st P Mules 26/27,
2nd A Mules 32/33; A: 1st D
Halikiopoulos 66/66, 2nd E Parletta
38/39; B: 1st E Marianello 65/66, 2nd
P Marcoionni 29/30; C: 1st D Aunger
25/25, 2nd S Sparnon 24/25; OA: D
Halikiopoulos 66/66; 50T COMMONWEALTH MXD T: AA: 1st P Mules
64/70, 2nd R Smith 62/70; A: 1st D
Halikiopoulos 61/70, 2nd E Parletta
60/70; B: 1st K Mules & P Marcoionni
57/70; C: 1st K Piteo 50/70, 2nd M
Piteo 45/70; HG: AA: A Mules 160/170;
A: E Parletta 157/170; B: K Mules
156/170; C: S Sparnon 135/170. 25T
HC: 1st J Sparnon 27/27, 2nd J
Higgins 26/27, 3rd B Wimhurst 25/26;
JACTA PIGEON TM SHLD: T Piteo,
E Parletta, E Marianello, B Piteo, D
Lymn 118/125; 25T DB: AA: 1st P
Mules 84/84, 2nd D Lymn 83/84; A: K
Polst 63/64, 2nd P Baxter 50/51; B: 1st
C Marinis 31/32, 2nd J Rice 27/28; C:
1st D Punger 25/25, 2nd D Piteo
35/36; OA: P Mules 84/84; 25T TR: A:
1st D Baynes 32/35, 2nd D Lymn
36/40; B: 1st R Fischer 28/35, 2nd B
Wimhurst 34/43; C: 1st R Spinella
22/25, 2nd E Parletta 25/35; 25T DB
COLIN SPARNON MEM. TM SHLD:
INTERNATIONAL: T Piteo, E Parletta, E Marianello, B Piteo, D Lymn
121/125; 25T TR TM SHLD: INTERNATIONAL: T Piteo, B Piteo, D Lymn
63/75; HG : JNR: D Aunger 62/75; HG
LAD>: L Smith 65/75; HG VET.: R
Spinella 68/70; HG: R Smith 76/76.
Mid North 13-10-02
Windy (12 + a snake!)
10T DB CD: G Read 10/10; R Thompson, G Morony, V Fishers, N
Bowman, W Moritz 9/10; 50T PRES.
DB CS: OA & C: G Morony 48/50,
2nd W Bowman 41/50; A: G Read
40/50; B: R Thompson 44/50; 25T
TWR PS CS: OA & C: W Bowman
74/75, 2nd V Fishers 54/75; B: T
Bowman 72/75.
Monarto ñ Alexandra 13-10-02
Very windy & cool (13): 25T SK: B: T
Famiglietti 22/25; C: L Ciaramellano
21/25, M Adams 20/25; 25T DB: A: T
Famiglietti 26/29; B: P Harris 25/31;
C: B Arnott 25/25; 25T PS: A: R Clark
43/75; B: I Hein 54/75; C: B Arnott
61/75; SB: A: R Clark 22/25; B: I hein
20/25; C: L Garamellano 6/25; HG: I
Hein 111/150.
Port Lincoln 20-10-02
25T DB: A: S Edmonds 25/25; B: I
McArthur 21/25; C: B Roberts 21/25;
50T CONT.: A: S Edmonds 45/50; B: I
McArthur 42/50; C: P Myketasch
37/50; 20T HC: 1st B Roberts 19/20,
2nd S Edmonds 18/20; OA HG: S
Edmonds 88/95.
Port Lincoln
Shocking: 25T SK HC: 1st B Puglisi
25/25; 25T DB: A: K Firth 24/25; B: B
Britcher 19/25; C: B Hutt 17/25; 25T
PS: A: K Firth 72/75; B: B Britcher
59/75; 25T DB: A: K Firth 23/25; B: B
Britcher 18/25; OA HGL K Firth.
Pt Pirie 13-10-02
Cool & windy: 75T DB: A: 1st M Starr
73/75, 2nd L Sinclair 71/75; B: 1st S
Quirk 65/75, 2nd L Cottell 60/75; C:
1st K Schaedler 68/75, 2nd D Gray
61/75; 25T HC: 1st T Dipaolo 30/31,
2nd H Schaedler 29/31, 3rd S Quirk
23/26; HG: 1st K Schaedler 112/121,
2nd M Starr 110/120, 3rd B Thomas
98/107, 4th L Sinclair 97/107.
S.A.C.T.A. EASTERN ZONE CARNIVAL 13-10-02
Rain (51): CH. OF CHS: AA: R
Andrews 82/90; A: G Durbridge 37/45;
B: R Gilchrist; C: M Hawker 39/45;
JNR: B Menzies 40/45; 25T PS CS: OA
& A: T Rescke 98/99, 2nd G Durbridge;
AA: E Hall 79/84, 2nd J Hawker
76/84; B: H Megaw 71/75, 2nd C
Jarred 74/84; C: B Hawker 60/75, 2nd
L Hawker 55/75; LAD.: N Hendy
64/75; VET.: K Polst 69/75; JNR: B
Menzies; 25T SB CS: OA & AA: B
Beelitz 27/28, 2nd P Cleggett 26/28; A:
G Durbridge 25/28, 2nd B Spring
24/28; B: H Megaw 23/25, 2nd I
Dunbar 21/25; C: J Spratt 20/25, 2nd
N Hendy 22/29; LAD.: L Beelitz 19/25;
VET.: K Polst 22/25; JNR: M Hawker
23/27; 25T DB CS: OA & AA: P
Cleggett 41/41, 2nd M Medhurst
34/35; A: K Mules 37/37, 2nd R
Hammat 36/37; B: A Hoare 32/33, 2nd
B Jewell 31/33; C: J Spratt 23/27, 2nd
B Hawker 22/27; LAD.: L Beelitz
22/25; VET.: G Strauss; JNR: B
Menzies; HG: OA: G Durbridge; AA: D
Beelitz; A: B Menzies; B: H Megaw; C:
N Hendy; LAD.: L Beelitz; VET.: K
Polst; JNR: M Hawker.
South Australian 13-10-02
Strong winds (34): PRE-NATIONALS
SK CS: OA & A: F Guyatt 95/100, K
Retseas 94/100; B: O Jacobs 86/100, R
PORT LINCOLN
Clay Target Club
2 Day Birthday
Shoot 2003
25 Years to Celebrate
Saturday, 25 January 2003 - 10.00am Start
DAY 1
1. 50 Tgt Skeet C’ship A, B, C Sash O/A
2. 50 Tgt Continental State AA, A, B, C
Lunch & Seafood Tea at Club
DAY 2
3.
4.
5.
6.
5 Tgt E/O P/S Cash Divide
50 Tgt D/B C’Ship AA, A, B, C Sash O/A
50 Tgt P/S C’Ship AA, A, B, C Sash O/A
25 Tgt Tunarama H’Cap
Max Curtis Memorial High Gun
over 2 days
Mallala 7-10-02
Windy (26): 10T SB COMP. DVD:A: C
Meaney, D Martini, B Finch 14/15; B:
D Meaney, B Greenshields 14/15; C: S
Lunch & Tea at Club
PRACTICE FRIDAY 4.00PM
Secretary: J Curtis (08) 8682 3463
President: S Edmonds (08) 8682 2751
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SA Clay Target Association
STATE DTL CARNIVAL
31st January, 1st & 2nd February 2003
Venue: State Shooting Park, Park Road, Virginia
INCREASED TROPHY VALUES ON ALL EVENTS
Friday, 31st - 10.00am Start
Event 1: 50 Tgt State Handicap, 1st $250, 2nd $120, 3rd $90, 4th $60, 5th $30 $30/$22
Event 2: 25 Pair State Double Rise C’Ship AA, A, B, C, 1 & 2, W, J, V
$30/$22
Event 3: 25 Tgt Point Score, Cash Divide by Grades, AA, A, B, C 1 & 2
$10/$10
SACTA AGM - Approx. 7.00pm
Saturday, 1st - 8.30am Start
Event Z: SACTA Zone Teams Shoot-Off: Open, Woman, Junior, Veteran
Event 4: 50 Tgt State Point Score, C’Ship, AA, A, B, C 1 & 2 & W, J, V
Event 5: 50 Tgt State Double Barrel C’Ship, AA, A, B, C 1 & 2 & W, J, V
(In conjunction with SA Schoolperson Championship)
Event M: Ray & Pat Mack Trophy for winners of SA State Titles in 2002
$30/$22
$30/$22
Saturday Evening - FREE BARBECUE
Sunday, 2nd - 9.00am Start
Event 6: 50 Tgt State Single Barrel C’Ship, AA, A, B, C 1 & 2 & W, J, V
(In conjunction with Sportsgoods Perpetual Trophy)
Event 7: 50 Tgt Carnival Point Score C’Ship, AA, A, B, C 1 & 2 & W, J, V
(In conjunction with State Postal Teams Match)
$30/$22
$30/$22
1st 100 Shooters to Nom for Min 4 Events Receive Free Cap
Events 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7: Overall Sash & Grade Ribbons, Grade 2nd, W/J/V require min 4
Events 1, 2, 4, 5, 6: Overall winner also receives SILVER SA BADGE
Kindly donated by Bob and Linda Andrews
State Teams selected over Events 4, 5 & 6
Shoulder to Shoulder Teams, Events 4, 5 & 6 plus Postal Teams Match Score
Open, Junior, Woman and Veteran High Guns, Events 1-7 (min 4)
STATE CHAMPION SHOOTER (OPEN & JUNIOR) - EVENTS 4, 5, 6 & POSTAL TEAM SCORE
Junior Perpetual and Replica Shields proudly sponsored by Winchester Australia
2nd Family Members, Juniors & Veterans (65 years & over), reduced nominations
Events 1, 2, 4 - 7
SACTA Sincerely Thanks Sponsors
John Holder, Greg & Carmel Watson Insurance, RIO Oceania, Beretta Australia, Winchester Australia,
Fisher Firearms, Peter Quire, Adelaide Gun Shop, Ray & Pat Mack, George Kontopoulos, Stewart Gillman
President: John Holder (08) 8270 1310 Secretary: John Hamer (08) 8353 2125
Proudly supported by the Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing
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January 2003
Pitt 84/100; C: F Albanese 82/100, N
Praino 79/100; TR GR: A: B Piteo
22/25; B: F Caltagirone 13/25; C: W
Wilksch 28/36, S Stefanopoulos 27/36;
CXh. OF CHS: OA & AA: A Mules
108/125; A: D Halikiopoulos 122/150,
F Albanes 101/125; B: C Marinis
107/125, W Wilksch 94/125; C: T
Braybon 95/125, G Gibbons 89/125;
VET.: C Abela 92/125.
Cool Night (30): PS EO CD: A: 1st R
Smith 30/30, 2nd A Mules 29/30; B:
1st B August 22/30, 2nd B Williamson
20/30; C: 1st M Piteo 26/30, 2nd K
Williams 23/30; SK GR CD: A: 1st R
Smith 23/25, 2nd T Gurr 20/25; B: 1st
P Kay 22/25, 2nd C Marinis 2/23; C:
1st G Ciaramellano 20/25, 2nd K
Williams 19/25; OCTOBER NIGHT
DB CS: OA: R Smith 48/50;, 2nd C
Bentley; B: 1st B August 43/50, 2nd B
Williamson 40/50; C: 1st K Williams
39/50, 2nd M Piteo 37/50.
Fine & mild (33): OCTOBER SK CS:
OA & A: R Kimber 50/50, K Retseas
57/58; B: C Jacobs 49/50, B August
48/50; C: K Williams 45/50, D Pope
42/50; DB TR GR: A: C Bentley 42/60;
B; A Mules 32/60; C: W Wilksch 30/60,
M Longo 25/60 25/60; DB CS: OA & A:
G Lymn 55/55, D Lymn 54/55; B: C
Marinis 23/25, B August 26/29; C: D
Aunger 22/25, F Atkinson 20/27; VET.:
J Zuppa 22/25; OCTOBER DB CS: OA
& B: M Longo 25/25, P Marcoionni
52/53; AA: A Mules 22/25; A: E Parletta 35/36, Pkay 34/36; C: G Gibbons
23/27, J Sparnon 22/27; VET.: C Abela
22/25; OA HG: W Wilksch 125/160.
SOUTHERN YORKE PENNINSULA 6-10-02
Windy (15): 5T DB EO: G Reade , N
Bowman, T Bowman, J Dropolic 5/5;
30T MXD CLAYS: A: G Reade 40/50;
B: 1st N Bowman 42/50, 2nd J
Dropolic 50/60; C & OA: G Moroney
45/50, 2nd C Lee 37/50; 25T SB: A: G
Reade 22/25; B: R Thompson 22/25,
2nd N Bowman 20/25; C: 1st G
Moroney 18/25, 2nd C Lee 21/31;
LAD.: R Thompson.
Whyalla 27-10-02
Warm & windy (16): 100T DB: A: L
Sinclair 96/100; B: S Quirk 91/100; C:
B Roberts 89/100; OA: L Sinclair
96/100.
Wilkawatt 20-10-02
Overcast & windy (28): 25T GR
CONT.: A: R Hammatt 25/25, P Hendy
37/38; B: L Beelitz 24/25, B Newell
30/35; C: J Spratt 22/25, C Koutlis
21/25; 25T DB CS: A: & OA: D Beelitz
37/37, J Cornwell 36/37; B: L Beelitz
24/25, I Dunbar 22/25; C: J Spratt
29/32, I Pfeiffer 28/32; 25T SK: A: L
Schubert 22/25; B: T Shaddock 24/25,
P Hendy 21/25; C: T Rosenzweig
24/29, L Beelitz 23/27; HG: T Shaddock 71/75.
Queensland
ASIA PACIFIC MASTERS GAMES
28/29-9-02
50T GOLD COAST SK CS: OA: T Harris
50; AA: 1st M Sale 46, 2nd B Nelis 48,
2nd D Young 47, 3rd R Krebs 45; B: 1st
R McFadyen 46, 2nd T Edgar 43, 3rd C
Larsen 42; C: 1st J Mack 47, 2nd E
Kratzer 45, 2nd D McAdam 44; AGE
GROUPS: (30-39): 1st L Cross 42; (4049): 1st J Mack 51/54, 2nd D Young
50/54, 3rd B Smits 42; (50-54): 1st M
Swale 52/54, 2nd R McFadyen 51/54, 3rd
C Larsen 42; (55-59): 1st R Krebs 45,
2nd D McAdam 44, 3rd R Shelvey 42;
(60-64): 1st T Harris 50, 2nd B Nelis 48,
3rd T Edgar 43; (65-69): 1st L Buckpitt
34; (70 plus): 1st E Kratzer 45, 2nd N
Mills 36, 3rd J Meredith 33; SK. 50T:
OA: R Krebs 50; AA: 1st M Swale 48,
2nd T harris 48; A: 1st B Nelis 46, 2nd D
Young 45, 3rd C Shaw 44; B: 1st T Edgar
45, 2nd C Larsen 43, 3rd B Foster 42; C:
1st L Cross 45, 2nd E Kratzer 44, 2nd L
Buckpitt 43; AGE GROUPS: (30-39): 1st
L Cross 45; (40-49): 1st D Young 45, 2nd
J Mack 55/64, 3rd B Smits 54/64; (5054): 1st M Swale 48, 2nd B Foster 50/58,
3rd C Larsen 49/58; (55-59): 1st R Krebs
50, 2nd D McAdam 42, 3rd R Shelvey
40; (60-64): 1st T Harris 48, 2nd B Nelis
46, 3rd T Edgar 45; (65-69): L Buckpitt
43; (70 Plus): 1st E Kratzer 44, 2nd J
meredith 37, 3rd N Mills 30; SPORTING 50T: OA: S Hore 47; AA: 1st M
Swale 44, 2nd R Krebs 44, 3rd T Harris
44; A: 1st B Hall 41, 2nd S Glover 40, 3rd
T Edgar 35; B: 1st M Farrow 39, 2nd D
McAdam 38, 3rd B Foster 37; C: 1st L
Cross 37, 2nd B Smits 36, 3rd R Milligen
34; AGE GROUPS: (30-39): L Cross 37;
(40-49): 1st S Hore 47, 2nd P McDonald
42, 3rd M Farrow 39; (50-54): 1st M
Swale 44, 2nd S Glover 40, 3rd B Foster
37; (55-59): 1st R Krebs 44, 2nd D
McAdam 38, 3rd B Nelis 34; (70 Plus):
1st B Hall 41, 2nd A Page 34, 3rd J
Meredith 29; SPORTING 50T: OA: S
Hore 44; AA: 1st R Krebs 55/62, 2nd M
Swale 50/62, 3rd T Harris 42; A: 1st B
January 2003
Nelis 42, 2nd B Hall 39, 3rd T Edgar 38;
B: 1st M Farrow 39, 2nd K Seeney 38,
3rd A Page 37; C: 1st B Smits 41, 2nd A
Van Ree 39, 3rd W Puddle 32; AGE
Groups: (30-39): 1st L Cross 31, 2ndC
Stumkat 22; (40-49): 1st S Hore 44, 2nd
B Smits 41, 3rd M Farrow 39; (50-54):
1st M Swale 43, 2nd S Glover 33, 3rd R
McFadyen 32; (55-59): 1st R Krebs 43,
2nd K Seeney 38, 3rd D McAdam 37;
(60-64): 1st B Nelis 42, 2nd T Harris 42,
3rd T Edgar 38; (70 plus): 1st B Hall 39,
2nd A Page 37, 3rd N Mills 30.
Atherton Tableland 26-10-02
Hot (36): 25T DB: AA: 1st D Bruce, 2nd
B hall; A: G Barton, R Draper; B: S
McDowall, 2nd G Soppi; C: G
Dumaresq, 2nd F Nunan; 50T PS: AA:
1st R Cannon, 2nd M Collins; B: 1st J
Napoli, 2nd G Roberts; C: 1st P Jetson,
2nd F Nunan; 25T DB HC: 1st S
McDowall, 2nd S paton, 3rd R Cannon;
50T CONT.: AA: 1st P Whatley, 2nd D
Bruce; A: 1st S Paton, 2nd L Poulin; B:
1st S McDowall, 2nd A Carr; C: 1st G
Dumaresq, 2nd F Nunan.
Atherton Tableland 27-10-02
Hot (33): 50T DB: AA: 1st P Whatley,
2nd A Poggioli; A: 1st M Collins, 2nd J
Williams; B: 1st R Hedgelong, 2nd N
Hyland; C: 1st P Jetson, 2nd F Nunax,
G Dumaresq; 25T PS: AA: 1st R cannon,
2nd A Poggioli; A: 1st M Collins, 2nd S
Paton; B: 1st S McDowall, 2nd N
Hyland; C: 1st P Jetson, 2nd F Nunan;
25T DB HC: 1st D Bruce, 2nd A Casella,
3rd B Williams; HG: OA: R Cannon 391;
AA: D Bruce 387; A: M Collins 383; B: S
McDowall 371; C: F Nunan 333.
Brisbane 27-10-02
Overcast & drizzle: 25T DB CD: AA: P
Zapantis 23/25; A: L Pettman, K Noud
23/25; B: R Spencer 23/25; 25T PTS CD:
AA: P Zapantis 72/75; A: L Pettman
73/75; B: R Spencer 68/75; 25T SB CD:
AA: P Zapantis 22/25; A: K Noud 21/25;
B: R Spencer 20/25; 25T DB CD: AA: P
Zapantis 22/25; A: D Moffatt 24/25; B: R
Spencer 20/25; HG: AA: P Zapantis
139/150; A: L Pettman 135/150; B: R
Spencer 130/150.
Burdekin 13-10-02
Lovely day (28): 25T DB 15M SW: J
Rossato, M Nicolaides, P Dury, B
Taylor,N Beale, W Cislowski, R
Collinson; 25T MXD T CS: OA & AA: B
Bosworth 34; A: Bedwards 31; B: T
Laspina 32; C: G Dumaresq 25; 15PR
DR CS: OA & AA: R Collinson 36/40; A:
N Beale 26; B: H Becke 23; C: G
Dumaresq 15; 20PR 20M DD CS: 1st J
Rossato & T Laspina; 25T HC: 1st W
Cislowski 38/39, 2nd R Markham 37/39,
3rd K Lee 34/35.
Caboolture 6-10-02
25T HC: 1st K Knight 26/26, 2nd I
Hedger 25/26, 3rd T Goodall 29/31; 25T
AMERICAN STYLE SB CS: AA: B
Stevens 21/25; A: P Hill 24/25; B: I
Hedger 23/25; C: S Valastro 18/25; 25T
PTS TPY: OA: O Crothers 74/75; AA: 1st
C Tanner 70/75, 2nd B Stevens 69/75; A:
1st C Rohlf 73/75, 2nd K Nasarenko
72/75; B: 1st B Weedon 73/75, 2nd I
Hedger 71/75; C: 1st C Selke 66/75, 2nd
S Valastro 53/75; VET.: C Rohlf 73/75;
15PR DR CS: AA: C Tanner 22/30; A: P
Hill 31/40; B: B Weedon 19/30; C: T
Grice 17/30; HG: OA: C Tanner 134/155;
AA: B Stevens 133/155; B: B Weedon
145/169; C: C Selke 118/155; 5 MAN
TM: K Nararenko 73/75, C Tanner
73/75, B Weedon 62/75, B Stevens
70/75, K Noud 64/75.
Central Burnett 15-9-02
Fine & Breezy (12): 25T DB SW: A: S
Tebbit 24, K Vicary 24; D Hamann 24;
B: G Linsket 24; C: J Norton 24; 25T DB
HC: 1st B Zillman 25, 2nd G Linsket 24,
3rd D Parry 24; 10PR DR: A: S Tebbit
19, 2nd G linsket 16, 3rd B Zillman 15;
10 PR DEAUV DB SW: G Darlington &
S Tebbit 9, 2nd B Zillman & R Smith 8,
3rd G Linsket & J Norton 8.
Cloncurry 27-10-02
25T D/B: AA&A: D Stitt 24/25; B: J
Cameron 24/25; C: C Davies 20/25; 25T
S/B: AA&A: D Stitt 31/31; B: J Cameron
24/25; C: C Davies 21/25; 25T PTS:
AA&A: D Stitt 67/75; B: J Cameron
68/75; C: C Davies 63/55; 30T MED:
AA&A: D Turner 49/50; B: H Walton
68/70; C: C Davies 45/50.
Gladstone 8-9-02
Fine (19): 50T SK HC: J Riggs 59/60, L
Knight 58/60, P Purkis 50/51, G Darr
48/50; 25T DB TR: AA: J Riggs 25/25; A:
D Berrie / I Yynyard 49/50; B: L Bunker
29/31; C: E Hudson 21/25; 25T SB TR:
AA: G Darr 24/25; A: I Wynyard 24/25;
B: L Bunker / B Arnold 23/25; C: E
Hudson 17/25; 25T HC TR: 1st D groves
25/25, 2nd G Wright 27/28, 3rd I
Wynyard 26/28, 4th G Darr 24/26; 25T
BALL TR: A: J Riggs 25/27; B: I
Wynyard 30/33; C: L Bunker 20/26.
Gladstone 13-10-02
Fine - 50T SK: A: G Darr 45/50; B: G
Wright 41/50; C: E Hudson 45/80; 25T
S/B: AA: G Wright 25/25; A: I Wynyard
24/25; B: S Ellis 21/25; C: E Hudson
19/25; 50T D/B: AA: G Wright 49/50; A:
D Berrie 48/50; B: D Groves 49/50; C: M
Chelepy 44/50; 30T B/T D/B: A: G Darr
25/30; B: I Wynyard 29/30; C: D Grove
22/32.
Gold Coast 4-9-02
Fine & dark (26): 75T NIGHT TR: AA:
1st P Zapantis 119/125, 2nd G Sckat
104/125; A: 1st R McFadyen 129/135,
2nd W Smits 128/135; B: 1st S lees
120/125, 2nd R Spencer 108/125; C: 1st
M Opperman 117/125, 2nd Q Laidler
110/125.
GOLD COAST
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
GROSS RD. WOONGOOLBA, QUEENSLAND.
JANUARY PROGRAM
PRACTICE: 1.00 PM. TO 5.00 PM. SATURDAYS
SUNDAY 5TH 9.30AM: SPORTING.
100 TARGETS SPORTING CLAYS.
- FIVE DIVISION LEWIS CLASS SYSTEM (SPORTING CAPTAIN: BRIAN FAIRWEATHER. 0417773955)
WEDNESDAY 8TH 7.30PM: NIGHT TRAP
75 TARGETS TRAP - GRADED - TROPHIES.
SUNDAY 12TH 9.30AM: TRAP
125 TARGETS TRAP - 4 EVENTS
Minimum 3 graded events.
(TRAP CAPTAIN: WILLEM SMITS. 0409-518805)
SUNDAY 19TH 9.30 AM: SKEET
125 TARGETS SKEET including 2 Graded Events.
(SKEET CAPTAIN: CHRIS LANGLEY. 0428-221451)
THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER PROGRAMS
WITHOUT NOTICE.
PRESIDENT: TONY EDGAR 0412-640363.
VICE PRESIDENT: VINCE VAINA 0412-750850.
CLUBHOUSE and RANGE: (07)5546-1368.
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Gold Coast 8-9-02
Fine & windy (35): 25T DB SW: AA: C
Witt, J Mack, G Sckat 25/25; A: G Beer,
R Jones, D Devine 25/25; B: M Page
24/25; C: A Thureson, R Deane 21/25;
30T MED.: AA: 1st G Sckaf 50/50, 2nd C
Witt 73; A: 1st D Devine 49/50, 2nd L
Scott 47; B: 1st P Rado 44/50, 2nd C
Rockford 42; C: 1st M Opperman 45/50,
2nd R Deane 44; 50T DB SEPT. HG: AA:
1st C Witt 60/60, 2nd G Sckaf 59/60; A:
1st J Gerard 50/50, 2nd V Litvinov 49/;
B: 1st N Lapham 48/50, 2nd P Rado
45/50; C: 1st M Oppermann 44/50, 2nd
K Gibbon 39/50; 25T DB GR MET.: AA:
1st C Witt 37/37, 2nd G Sckaf 36; A: 1st
V Vaina 25/25, 2nd R Page 29/30; B: 1st
P Rado 27/29, 2nd C Rockford 26; C: 1st
M Opperman 23/25, 2nd R Deane 21;
OA HGL G Sckaf 150/150; ENCOUR.
AWARD: A Taureson 104.
Gold Coast 27-9-02
Fine (36): ASPAC MASTERS GAMES ñ
90T PS: OA: C Shaw 146/150; AA: 1st S
Glover 145/150, 2nd C Witt 143/150, 3rd
T Hunts 141/150; A: 1st P Moore
146/153, 2nd V Vaina 143/153, 3rd M
Townead 142/150; B: 1st C Rockford
136/150, 2nd W Puddle 134/150, 3rd B
Frost 133/150; C: 1st P Strange 132/150,
2nd C Stumkat 131/150, 3rd P Glover
128/150; ASPAC MASTERS GAMES50T DB: OA: W Smits 70/70; AA: 1st M
Swale, 50, C Witt 49, S Glover 50; A: 1st
M Townsend 48, 2nd R mcFadden 47,
3rd P Moore 49; B: 1st B Foster 49, 2nd
K Yates 48, 3rd W Puddle 56/60; C: 1st I
Buckpitt 47/50, 2nd E Kratzer 45/50,
3rd C Stumk 46/52.
Gold Coast 2-10-02
Fine & Dark (25) - 75T NIGHT D/B: AA:
J Lyvinov 72/75, 2nd Q Sckaf 75/78; A: R
McFadyen 73/75, 2nd V Vaina 78/81; B:
B McNamara 68/75, 2nd J Moses 67/75;
C: A Mills 66/75, 2nd G Laidler 63/75.
Gold Coast 13-10-02
Fine Sunny Day (41) - 25T D/B C/D: AA:
D Johnson, C Witt, R Turner & P
Zapantis 25/25; A: P Luppi 25/25; B: D
Rado, R Spencer & N Lapham 23/25; C:
P Strange 24/25; 25T PTS: AA: G
Mariner 74/75, 2nd R Turner 100/102;
A: P Hill 74/75, 2nd J Gerrard 87/90; B:
P Rado 67/75, 2nd R Spencer 66/75; C: P
Strange 67/75, 2nd A Thureson 59/75;
50T D/B: AA: I Litvinou 55/55, 2nd M
Joass 54/55; A: V Vaina 60/0, 2nd A
Jarvis 59/60; B: R Kilmartin 52/56, 2nd
P Rado 51/56; C: E Kratzer 45/50, 2nd P
Strange 42/50; 25T D/B CONT: AA: C
Witt 54/54, 2nd R Turner 53/54; A: R
Stevens 25/25, 2nd P Hill 27/28; B: R
Spencer 24/25, 2nd P Rado 22/25; C: E
Kratzer 22/25, 2nd A Thursen 17/25;
OAHG: R Turner 194/200.
Gold Coast 20-10-02
Fine & Windy (21) - 25T SK H/C: 1st A
Ferry, 2nd R Nicholson, 3rd L Ferry;
25T SK C/D: AA: D Dundon 24/25; A: L
Nicholson 22/25; B: A Ferry 24/25; C: E
Kratzer & J Mack 22/25; 50T SK H/G:
AA: k Madsen 64/64; A: R Nicholson
46/50; B: A Ferry 56/59; C: E Kratzer
43/50; 25T SK DBLS: AA: K Madsen
24/25; A: G Sckaf 22/25; B: W Turner
23/25; C: K Thurston 19/25; H/G: K
Madsen 121/125.
Gympie 8-9-02
Warm & sunny (18): 25T DB:AA: P
Grove 76/76; A:V Dollisson 25/25; B: T
Clark 25/25; C: L Grove 22/25; 25T SB:
AA: P Grove 24/25; A: B Goddard 23/25;
B: L Stolberg 23/25; C: T Brereton
18/25; 25T PTS: AA: V Tipman 75/75; A:
V Dollisson 73/75; B: J Barker 77/81; C:
T Brereton 70/75; 25T HC: 1st J barker
44/44, 2nd S Dawson 43/44, 3rd G Foggarty 27/30; HG: AA: P Grove 142/150;
A: V Dollisson 142/150;B: T Clark
140/150; C: T Brereton 132/150.
MOONIE
ANNUAL SHOOT
15 & 16 February 2003
Saturday, 10.00am Start
Event 1: 25T DB Sweeps
Event 2: 25T Point Score
Event 3: 25T Single Barrel
Event 4: 50T Continental
Saturday Night three course meal
Sunday, 9.00am Start
Event 5: 25T DB Sweeps
Event 6: 50T Medley (25 DB & 25 Pts)
Event 7: 25T Fixed Meterage
AA-20, A-18, B-16, C-14
All events paid 1 & 2 in all grades.
Handicap 1-5
High guns all grades Ladies, Veterans &
Juniors if 3 or more
Shade over the lanes for shooters. Noms $100.00
ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE PHONE
Phil Egan 4665 0230, Ken Giltrow 4662 9148
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Gympie 13-10-02
25T D/B C/D: AA: G Brown, B Stolberg,
G Durre, K Jarrick, P Grove, P Burke, Q
Portiri, A Gurski, V Tipman, W
Humphreys, T Vidler, S Trafford, A
Bradshaw 25/25; A: F Robinson, B
Goddard, G Carew, K Mills, N Tessman,
K Nasarenko & T Crowson 25/25; B: B
Fourro, R Blomfield, T Cecil, A McRae &
D Nicholson 25/25; C: P Spencer 24/25,
H Walker 23/25, L Grove 21/25; 30T D/B
C/S: O/A; W Humphreys 181/181; AA: B
Power 180/181, 2nd G Durre 120/121; A:
W Murray 67/67, 2nd G Bickerton
66/67; B: N Dale 64/65, 2nd G Manning
47/48; C: P Spencer 30/30, 2nd T Carr
28/30; 25T PTS: O/A: G Brown 135/135;
AA: W Humphreys 128/129, 2nd G
Durre 91/94; A: K Nasarenko 134/135,
2nd B Brown 110/111; B: I Hedger
89/90, 2nd J Barker 80/81; C: P Spencer
68/75, 2nd H Walker 38/75; 30T CONT:
O/A; W Humphreys 74/74; AA: N Sinclair 68/69, 2nd Q Portiri 61/62; A: T
Bradshaw 73/74, 2nd C Harrison 42/43;
B: J Davison 30/30, 2nd J Park 29/30; C:
H Walker 30/30, 2nd P Spencer 27/30;
Kingaroy 1-9-02
Fine & windy (50): 100T DB : AA: 1st G
Brown 97/100, 2nd D Smith 103/107,
3rd G Durre 102/107; A: 1st K Giltrow
115/118, 2nd P McDonald 114/118,3rd
B Goddard 96/100; B: 1st B Guthrie
95/100, 2nd C McCann 93/102, 3rd J
Butters 92/102; C: 1st S Davies 94/100,
2nd J Tait 93/100, 3rd J Brown 90/100.
Kingaroy 6-10-02
Fine & warm (25): 25T DB PTS off 15M:
A: K Anderson 75/75; B: C McCann
66/75; C: S Ricca 65/75; 25T SB: A: K
Anderson 25/27; B: M Behm 22/25; C: S
Ricca 17/25; 25T CONT.: A: G Bickerton
36/36; B: J Jones 25/26; C: S Ricca 22/25;
HG: C Gurski 120/125.
Mackay 13-10-02
Fine & hot(16): REV TAYLOR MEM.
SHOOT 100T: AA: 1st R Caban; A: 1st T
Coco, 2nd R Woodhouse; B: 1st C Curtis,
2nd P Doring; C: 1st C Larsen, 2nd L
Rodden; HG: C Curtis.
Maryborougb 6-10-02
Fine (57): 25 DB CD: AA: B Stolberg, G
Durre, R Rehein 25; A: B Brown, M Ziff,
I Wynyard, G Darlington 25; C: T
Milera, O Laczko 23; 50DB PTS CS: OA:
P Anderson 146; AA: 1st R Rehein 145,
2nd N Sinclair 142; A: 1st I Wynyard
146, 2nd F Robinson 144; B: 1st T
McRae 143, 2nd T Gardner 142; C: 1st S
Plath 138, 2nd K Ross 133; SEZ 25DB
CONT. CS: OA: I Wynyard 25; AA: 1st R
Rehbein 25, 2nd L Murray 25; A: 1st F
Robinson 25, 2nd R Howie 25; B: 1st P
Loeffler, 2nd J Barker 25; C: 1st S Plath
22, 2nd G Wyatt 22; 25 DB HC: 1st I
Wynyard 25+13, 2nd P Loeffler 25+12,
3rd J Barker 25+9, 4th N Dale 25+5;
HG; OA: I Wynyard 221; AA: P Anderson 219; A: F Robinson 215; B: D Nicholson 214; C: S Plath 205; LAD.: K
Rehbein 204; VET.: P Loeffler 206; JNR:
L Murray 211.
Port Denison 27-10-02
Fine: 25T DB GR 15M SW: A: G Dalton
24/25; C: R Patane 18/25; 25T DB HC
SW: R Patane 22/25, B Gall, G Faulknev
21/25; 25T SK: M Gall 21/25, G
Faulknev 18/25, R Patane 16/25; 25T
PTS SC GR SW: A: G Maltby 66/75; C: R
Patane 53/75; 25T SB CONT. PORT
DENISON CS: OA & A: B Gall 22/25,
2nd N Sheather 20/25; C: R Patane
16/25, 2nd I Facey 10/25.
Redcliffe 13-10-02
Fine & hot (25): 25T DB SW: AA: B
Stevens, I Mohr 25/25; A: I Fowles, L
Pettman, D Reynolds, W Chain 24/25;
B: P Loeffler, B Wiseman 25/25; C: S
Kingaroy Clay Target Club Inc
ANNUAL 2-DAY SHOOT
Saturday, 1st & Sunday, 2nd February 2003
Saturday, 1st February - 11.00am
Event 1:
25 Tgt DB - 15m - Sweeps
AA, A, B & C - 50% Noms back to shooters
Event 2:
G N Crumpton & Sons SB C’Ship
25 Tgt - 15m Trophies 1st & 2nd, AA, A, B, C
O/A Trophy & Badge sponsored by Clay Targets Australia
Event 3:
Kingaroy RSL Club Cont C’Ship
$10
$15
$15
Sunday, 2nd February - 8.00am
Event 4:
Thorps Jewellers DB C’Ship
$15
O/A Trophy & Badge sponsored by Thorps Jewellers
Event 5:
Lyle Vidler & Merv Champney Perpetual Shield
30 Tgt Handicap - Shot in 1 visit to trap - Calcutta Event
$30
1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th - 60% Noms back to shooters
Event 6:
Toyota Motors Sales Points C’Ship
25 Tgt - 15m Trophies 1st & 2nd, AA, A, B, & C
$15
O/A Trophy & Badge sponsored by Toyota
Event 7:
Kingaroy Machinery Centre DR C’Ship
15 Pair - 15m Trophies 1st & 2nd; AA, A, B & C
$15
Total Noms $115
HIGH GUNS: O/A SPONSORED BY NEALE TESSMANN
AA, A, B, C sponsored by Winchester Australia
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans (Minimum of 3 shooters each class)
Other Sponsors: Eric & Kath Gelling (Carrollee Hotel) for accommodation, ph:
(07) 4162 1055
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans - 60% of noms if shooting whole programme
Calcutta (Event 5) - no deductions Calcutta drawn 5.30pm - Auction 6.00pm
FREE DINNER
Practice available 8.30am to 10am on Saturday. Camping available on ground
ACCOMMODATION - phone direct - Pioneer Lodge Motel (07) 4162 3999,
Burke & Wills Motor Inn (07) 4162 2933, Oasis Motel (07) 4162 2399
January 2003
SUNSHINE COAST
CLASSIC WEEKEND
SATURDAY 18th JANUARY 2003
PRACTICE 2-00pm
EVENING BBQ
NOVELTY NIGHT SHOOT
SUNDAY 19th JANUARY 2003
Event 1Event 2Event 3-
8-30 am START
50T D/B O/A 1st & 2nd AA-A-B-C L.J.V
50T D/B Pts C/Ship 1st & 2nd AA-A-B-C L.J.V O/A Sash & Trophy
25T D/B off 18 Mtrs 1st & 2nd AA/A/B/C
HIGH GUNS
O/A-AA-A-B-C L.J.V
Nominations $75-00 L.J.V $45-00
If Shooting Whole Program
On Site Camping
The Committee Reserves the Right to Alter the Program
Sunshine Coast Clay Target Club
TOOWOOMBA CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
2 Day Skeet Programme
Saturday & Sunday, 25 & 26 January 2003
Saturday, 25th - Start 9.30am
Event 1:
50T Charlton Skeet Championship
Sash O/A - Trophies 1st, 2nd 4 Grades
Event 2:
50T Aldo Sceresini Skeet Handicap
Sash O/A - Trophies 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
Sunday, 26th - Start 9.30am
Event 3:
50T George McKean Skeet Championship
Sash O/A - Trophies 1st, 2nd, 4 Grades
Event 4:
$20.00
Opt Sweeps $2.00
$20.00
Opt Sweeps $2.00
$20.00
Opt Sweeps $2.00
50T Top Gun Used Cars Skeet Doubles Championship
$20.00
Sash O/A - Trophies 1st, 2nd 4 Grades
Opt Sweeps $2.00
Opt HG purse $2.00
Total Noms $90.00
REDUCED NOMS FOR LADIES, JUNIORS & VETERANS ON TROPHY EVENTS
4 GRADED HIGH GUN SASHES - O/A - TROPHY & SASH
President: Max Barton (07) 4632 1138. Secretary: Ken Miller (07) 4633 2360. Club Ph: (07) 4630 4175
January 2003
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Nucifora 24/25, S Valastro 22/25; 25T
DB PTS: AA: I Mohr 74/75; A: L
Pettman 79/81; B: A Lestani 74/75; C: G
Magdics 66/75; 25T DB BALL TR: AA: I
Mohr 21/25; A: L Pettman 23/25; B: P
Loeffler 23/25; C: S Valastro 23/25; 25T
DB HC: 1st S Nucifora 24/26, 2nd I
Mohr 27/29, 3rd S Cannizzaro 26/29;
HG: AA: I Mohr 144/150; A: L Pettman
141/150; B: P Loeffler 136/150; C: M
Rutterford 125/150; VET: G Magdics:
124/150.
Roma 19-10-02
Fine & hot (15): CH. OF CHS.MED.:
OA: T Busiko 97/100; AA: A Faulkner
95/100; A: J Guinea 96/100; B: L Schultz
92/100; C: A Nugent 88/100; 15PR DR:
OA: A Faulkner 26/30; AA: J Guinea
27/32; A: T Busiko 24/32; B: D Stringer
25/30; C: A Nugent 15/30.
Sunshine Coast 15-9-02:
25T PTS: AA: 1st S Trafford 74/75; A:
1st C harrison 72/75; B: 1st L Stolberg
71/75; C: 1st B Wilcocks 66/75; 50T DB:
AA: 1st Q Porfiri 50/50; A: 1st B Brown
50/50; B: 1st A Aitchison 49/50; C: 1st S
Valastro 44/50; 25T SB: OA: 1st G
Browne 24/25, 2nd R turner 27/29; A:
1st K Howard 23/25, 2nd B Brown
21/25; B: 1st L Stolberg 24/25, 2nd K
Knight 23/28; C: 1st P Spencer 21/25,
2nd S Valastro 18/25; JNR: R Humpreys
12/25; HG:OA: Q Porfiri 164/170; AA: S
Trafford 162/170; A: B Brown 141/150;
B: L Stolberg 142/150; C: P Spencer
126/150.
Texas 22-9-02
Fine with slight breeze (38): 25T DB:
AA: 1st R Potter, 2nd M Moloney; A: 1st
J Peters, 2nd G Rapisarda; B; 1st P
Rapisarda, 2nd S White; C:: 1st B Slattery, 2nd C Cannavo; 25T PS: AA: 1st M
Moloney, 2nd R Loy; A: 1st W Saunders,
2nd G Rapisaarda; B: 1st B Kneipp, 2nd
B Debortoli; C: 1st T Durkin, 2nd C
Cannavo; 30T HC & 20T CONT HC:
OA: M Moloney; 1st W Saunders, 2nd R
Camgan, 3rd A McManus, 4th M Elsley,
5th R Loy, 6th B Durkin.
Western Australia
Geraldton 20-10-02
Fine (21): 25 SK: P Stuart, J Chandler,
M Amazinni 24/25; 12PR SK DB: M
Watson 22/25, J Chandler 21/25, J
Page 21/25; 25PR SK DB CS: 1st J
Chandler 50/56, 2nd M Amazinni
47/56; INTERMED.: V Oliveri; HG: J
Chandler; MOST IMPROV.: J Guadio.
McCormick, J Pirrotina, S Johnston
10/10; 25 HC: A Noble, B Cassin, M
Boshetti, S Johnson 25/25; 25HC: B
Kuser, T Blakney, A Noble, T Marsden,
B Clarke, W Bailey; 50 CLUB HC CS:
A Noble 49/50, T Blakeney 50/52; HG:
S Johnson; MOST IMPROV.: S
Johnson.
Geraldton 27-10-02
Cloudy (28): 10EO B Kauser, B
Cassin, J Chandler, E Toomey, G
West Australian 19-10-02
50T ISSF TR CD: AA: 1st B Dunstan
48/50, 2nd D DiPietro 47/50; A: 1st G
Beard 46/50, 2nd P Finis 45/50, 3rd L
Bager 44/50; B: 1st P Fullarton 42/50,
2nd B Symes & D Knight 41/50; C: 1st
S Miller & F Pereira 34/50, 3rd O
McPartland 33/50;
150T STATE ISSF TR CS: OA: B
Dunstan 139/151, 2nd P Melvin
138/151, 3rd D Barnes 143/156; AA:
1st D Dipietro 137/150; A: A Snooke
136/150; B: 1st B Symes 137/150; C:
1st B Kuser 109/150; STATE ISSF TR
TM: P Melvin 116/125, A Snooke
112/125, L Bager 112/125, P Finis
111/125, M Alexander 110/125, G
Beard 110/125; STATE ISSF TR
POSTAL TM: L Bager 48/50, C
Landon 47/50, P Finis 46/50, P Melvin
45/50, J West 44/50, G Beard 44/50 ñ
Total: 274/300; 150T STATE ISSF SK
CS: OA: C Bertini 138/150, 2nd M
Ponta 136/150, 3rd C Ellis 135/150; B:
1st C Alexander 103/150; C: 1st D
Knight 135/150; STATE ISSF SK TM:
C Bertini 115/125, M Ponta 112/115, C
Ellis 108/125, D Knight 107/125, C
Alexander 90/125, M Goldman 79/125;
STATE ISSF SK POSTAL TM: C
Bertini 47/50, M Ponta 46/50, C Ellis
44/50, D Knight 43/50, C Alexander
37/50, M Goldman 33/50- Total:
250/300; McParlin SH: (WAGC): P
Melvin, M Alexander, J Bigg, D
Carrol, L Bager ñTOTAL: 534/625;
McParlin SH: (Country): G Beard, A
Snooke, J West, S West, T Kent ñ
Total: 526/625.
100T SK CLUB CS: OA & AA: 1st C
Bertini 99/100, 2nd S Forsyth 98/100,
3rd M Ponta 97/100; A: 1st C Shepherd 98/100, 2nd M Voke 99/104, 3rd
D Knight 93/104; B: 1st R Holloway
102/108, 2nd S Saunders 101/108, 3rd
A Davies 90/100; C: 1st L Parmenter
86/100, 2nd G Quansing 85/100, 3rd N
Wells 82/100
Northern Territory
Alice Springs MASTERS
GAMES: 19/26-10-02
Hot (59) - 50T S/B: O/A: M Alleman
46/50; O/A LAD: M Niland 43/50;
OPEN AA: 35-44: 1st M Alleman
46/50, 2nd B Evans 44/50, 3rd S
Morris 41/50; 45-54: R Cairns 44/50,
2nd B Morris 40/50; OPEN A: 35-44:
T Harker 42/50, 2nd R Schmidt
42/51, 3rd C McTaggart 41/51; 45-54:
M Niland 43/50, 2nd R Lestrange
41/50, 3rd J Bitossi 40/50; 55-64: P
Rosconi 51/58, 2nd D Luelf 50/58,
3rd M Martini 41/50; 65+: N Mills
39/50; LAD A: 35-44: T Harker 42/50;
45-54: M Niland 43/50; OPEN B: 3544: G Harrington 44/50; 45-54: K
Shaw 46/54, 2nd R McGregor 45/54,
3rd Q Shaw 47/56; LAD B 45-54: L
McGregor 43/53; 55-64: D Rosenmain 44/50, 2nd B Greenshields
42/50, 3rd T Martin 40/50; LAD: B
Wallace; 65+: B Francis 41/50, 2nd J
Lindsley 36/50; OPEN C: 35-44: S
Milligan 44/50, 2nd R Flett 40/50,
3rd R Schoenauer 38/50; LAD: L
WAGIN GUN CLUB
Put it in your diary
2 . 5 D a y S a l t bu s h
Car nival
Darwin Clay Target Club
Incorporating the
Phil Becker Memorial Cup
7, 8 & 9 February 2003
ANNUAL FOUR
DAY SHOOT
Thursday 24th July - Sunday 27th July 2003
Day 1 - Friday, 7 February - 2.30pm start
$15,000
Event 1: 50 DB Starter
Day 2 - Saturday, 8 February - 9.00am start
Event 2: 25 DB 4 Farmers Pty Ltd Classic
Event 3: 50 DB CSBP Special
Event 4: 25 DB PTS Koonac Cup
Day 3 - Sunday, 9 February - 9.00am start
Event 5: 10 Tgts DB Points Compulsory Cash Divide
Event 6: Phil Becker 100 Memorial Cup - Medley 25
DB, 25 DB PTS, 25 SB & 25 Continental
All Events Graded AA, A, B & C
1st to 3rd Place
Open, Junior, Ladies & Veteran HIGH GUN over Events 2 to 6
Shooters must present handicap cards when nominating
Committee reserves the right to alter programme
Contact President: Mark Earl (08) 9861 1834
Treasurer: Pas Carbone (08) 9861 1218
Secretary: Jim West (08) 9861 1006
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Shared amongst any shooters who can shoot the
program clean (Targets to count)
For more details on shoot program, accommodation &
packaged deals (return airfares, hotel & car hire)
Contact the DCTC on ph/fax (08) 8927 6509 or
Alex Zapantis 0407 008 257
Vincent Mollica 0409 336 445
Committee reserves the right to alter prizes &
program as required without notice
January 2003
Schmidt; 45-54: K Frank 22/50;
LAD: K Frank 22/50; 55-64: M
Martini 37/50; LAD: M Martini
37/50; 65+: N Turner 32/50; 50T
P/S: O/A: B Evans 145/150; O/A
LAD: T Harker 142/150; AA: 35-44:
B Evans 145/150, 2nd S Morris
134/150, 3rd M Alleman 133/150;
45-54: B Harris & R Cairns
137/150; A: T Harker 142/150, 2nd
R Schmidt 137/150, 3rd C McTaggart 137/150; LAD: T Harker
142/150; 45-54: R Lestrange
135/150, 2nd T Murray 133/150,
3rd J Bittossi 132/150; LAD: M
Niland 129/150; 55-64: M Martini
142/150, 2nd P Rosconi 141/150,
3rd D Luelf 135/150; 65+: N Mills
134/150; B: 35-44: G Harrington
141/150; 45-54: K Shaw 145/153,
2nd R Laine 142/153, 3rd Q Shaw
145/159;
LAD:
L
McGregor
136/150; 55-64: J Wood 138/150,
2nd B Greenshields 163/180, 3rd D
Rosenhaine 160/180; LAD: B
Wallace 118/150; 65+: J Lindsay
137/150, 2nd B Francis 133/150; C:
R Flett 138/150, 2nd S Milligan
136/150, 3rd M Cullanane 129/150;
LAD: L Schmidt 115/150; 45-54: K
Frank 72/150; LAD: K Frank
72/150; 55-64: M Martini 114/150;
LAD: M Martini 114/150; 30T H/C:
O/A: D Luelf 55/55; O/A LAD: L
Schmidt 29/30; 35-44: S Kogler
30/30, 2nd G Harrington 70/71, 3rd S
Milligan 69/71; 45-54: R Laine 37/39,
2nd L Poile 36/39, 3rd T Murray
30/33; 55-64: D Luelf 30/30, 2nd K
Redford 29/30, 3rd D Rosenhain
30/32; 65+: J Lindsley 31/35, 2nd N
Mills 30/35, 3rd N Turner 22/30;
LAD: 35-44:L Schmidt 29/30, 2nd T
Harker 19/30; 45-54: M Niland 26/30,
2nd L McGregor 24/30, 3rd K Frank
20/30; 55-64: B Wallace 24/30, 2nd M
Martini 22/30; 25T SPORTING
CLAYS: O/A: B Evans 44/50; LAD
O/A: L McGregor 14/25; A: 35-44: B
Evans 44/50, 2nd P Briscoe 42/50; 5564: K Redford 19/25; B: 35-44: S
Morris 19/25, 2nd R Schmidt 17/25;
45-54: J Niland 35/50, 2nd L Poile
34/50, 3rd T Murray 15/25; 55-64: D
Luelf 33/50, 2nd H Wallace 32/50,
3rd B Britcher 30/50; C: 35-44: C
McTaggart 37/50, 2nd G Harrington
33/50, 3rd M Alleman 16/25; LAD: L
Schmidt 12/25, 2nd T Harker 9/25;
45-54: LAD: L McGregor 14/25, 2nd
K Frank 7/25; R McGregor 35/50,
2nd B Harris 31/50, 3rd K Shaw
16/25; 55-64: P Rosconi 17/25, 2nd T
Apps 16/25, 3rd B Greenshields
15/25; LAD: M Martini 12/25, 2nd B
Wallace 10/25; 65+: N Turner 17/25,
2nd J Lindsley 17/25; 50T D/B: O/A:
P Rosconi 69/70; LAD O/A: L McGregor 49/50; AA: 35-44; B Evans 49/50,
2nd S Morris 48/50, 3rd M Alleman
47/50; 45-54: B Harris 49/50, 2nd R
Cairns 47/50; A: 35-44: C McTaggart
49/50, T Harker 63/65, 3rd R
Schmidt 62/65; LAD: T Harker 48/50;
45-54: P West 48/51, 2nd T Murray
47/51, 3rd R Lestrange 49/53; LAD:
M Niland 44/50; 55-64: P Rosconi
69/70, 2nd M Martini 56/58, 3rd D
Luelf 47/50; 65+: N Mills 43/50; B:
35-44: G Harrington 49/50; 45-54: L
McGregor 62/64, 2nd R Gundry
50/52, 3rd Q Shaw 51/54; LAD: L
McGregor 49/50; 55-64: H Wallace
48/50, 2nd D Rosenhain 47/50, 3rd J
Wood 46/50; LAD: B Wallace 40/50;
65+: B Francis 49/50, 2nd J Lindsley
44/50; C: R Flett 45/50, 2nd R Pitt
44/51, 3rd S Kogler 43/51; LAD: L
Schmidt 40/50; 45-54: K Frank 29/50;
LAD: K Frank 29/50; 55-64: M
Martini 40/50; LAD: M Martini 40/50;
65+: N Turner 42/50; 50T SK: O/A: B
Evans 49/50; O/A LAD: L Schmidt
41/50; A: 35-44: B Evans 49/50; B: 3544: R Schmidt 56/58, 2nd C McTaggart 54/58, S Morris 40/50; 45-54: R
January 2003
Lestrange 45/50, 2nd J Niland 43/50,
3rd J Bitossi 41/50; 55-64: M Martini
47/50, 2nd K Redford 44/50, 3rd J
Robertson 42/50; C: 35-44: S Milligan 45/50, 2nd M Harrington 43/50,
3rd L Schmidt 41/50; LAD: L
Schmidt 41/50, 2nd T Harker 38/50;
45-54: R McGregor 48/50, 2nd R
Laine 42/50, 3rd K Shaw 39/50;
LAD: L McGregor 37/50, 2nd K
Frank 28/50; 55-64: D Luelf 44/50,
2nd P Rosconi 43/50, 3rd B Greenshield 51/53; LAD: B Wallace 28/50,
2nd M Martini 22/50; 65+: N Turner
39/50, 2nd J Lindsley 35/52, 3rd N
Mills 34/52.
Alice Springs 24-10-02
Hot & Sticky (60) - 50T SK:
O/A&A: B Evans 49/50; B: R
Schmidt 56/58; C: R Mc Gregor
48/50; 10T D/B E/O: B Greenshields, P West, B Evans, B Evans,
B Harris, K Reford, R Lestrange, M
Alleman, L McGregor, R McGregor,
D Leulf, C McTaggart, R Schmidt,
P Rosconi, B Britcher, G Harrington, A Robinson, J Lindsley, M
Kovac, T Murray, S Morris, R
Grady & R Cairns; 50T D/B: O/A: P
Rosconi 69/70; AA: B Harris 62/64;
A: P Rosconi 69/70; B: G Harrington 68/70; C: R Flett 45/50.
Hot & Sticky (60) -10T D/B E/O: B
Harker, M Niland, D Leulg, T
Harker, C McTaggart, R Schmidt,
R LeStange, M Martini, T Murray,
N Mills, T Apps, A Robinson, B
Evans, R Cairns, K Shaw, B Greenshields, B Francis, R Laine, J
Evans, H Wallace, J Lindsley, S
Milligan & R Flett; 50T S/B: O/A:
M Alleman 47/51; AA: M Alleman
47/51; A: B Harker 45/50; B: D
Rosenhain 46/52; C: S Milligan
44/50; 50T P/S: O/A: A Robinson
155/156; AA: A Robinson 149/150;
A: B Harker 149/150; B: K Shaw
145/153; C: R Flett 138/150.
Hot & Sticky (60) - 10T D/B E/O: P
DosSantos, J Evans, E Martin, B
Harker, R Schoenauer, P West, J
Bitossi, J Wood, R McGregor, L
McGregor, S Morris, M Alleman, R
LeStrange, C McTaggart, D Luelf,
T Harker, R Laine, R Schmidt, G
Harrington & B Evans; 30T H/C:
O/A: D Luelf 55/55, 2nd A Robinson
63/64, 3rd S Kogler 62/64; 25T
SPORTING CLAYS: O/A&A: B
Evans 44/50; B: S Morris 19/25; C:
C McTaggart 19/25; TRAP H/G:
AA: A Robinson 303/310; A: B
Harker 293/310; B: G Harrington
292/310; C: S Millington 276/310;
CARNIVAL H/G: B Evans 367/385.
Perfect Summer Night (17) - 5T H/C
E/O: M Alleman, B Evans, R Evans,
M Culloenane, B Evans, T Harker, A
Robinson & S Kogler; 30T STATE
H/C: 1st B Harris 29/30, 2nd J
Evans 31/33, 3rd P Dos Santos
30/33; 10PR D/R H/C: O/A: S Kogler
32/40, B Evans 36/40, J Evans
29/40, M Cullenane 19/30, R Flett
18/30; H/G: B Evans 50/55.
Darwin 3-11-02
Really Hot & Humid - ALL
ROUNDER: 1st A Zapantis & G
Bateson 89/100, 2nd K Selwood
85/100, 3rd M Bulluss 84/100.
Darwin 17-11-02
50T D/B: AA: A Zapantis 50/50; A:
R King 80/81; B: R Chaffer 49/50;
C: D Searl 47/50; 50T MXD: AA: A
Zapantis 97/100; A: R Fox 97/100;
B: R Chaffer 88/100; C: D Searl
93/100.
Victoria
Alexandra 3-11-02
Fine & Cloudy (35) - 20PR D/D C/S:
1st R Lambden & R Steward 39/39,
2nd J King & R Barns 38/39; 20T H/C:
1st A Kirley 37/37, 2nd R Christopher
36/37, 3rd J Woolmer 35/36; BM: R
Burgess 18/20; 20T GRD D/B TPY:
AA: R Christopher 73/73; A: P McNair
30/30; B: M Spencer 28/28; C: R
McNair 19/20.
Ararat 2-11-02
Overcast with Strong Nth Winds 10T P/S E/O C/D: G Hargreaves
30/30, 2nd K Trotter, L Cocking & W
Harris 29/30; 30T P/S GRD C/S:
O/A&A: L Cocking 82/920, 2nd W
Harris 80/90; B: G Hargreaves 80/90,
2nd K Trotter 78/90; 30T D/B GRD
C/S: O/A&A: W Harris 34/34, 2nd L
Cook 33/34; B: K Trotter 29/30, 2nd G
Leslie 32/35; H/G: L Cocking 140/150;
OTF: L Cook.
Bairnsdale 2-11-02
Fine & Sunny (34) - 100T D/B C/S:
AA: S Collins 99/100, 2nd A Cousens
98/100; A: B Kennedy 101/103, 2nd B
Dinsdale 100/103; B: G McMillan
96/100, 2nd M Holmes 92/103; C: F
Finken 72/100, 2nd R Buckley 66/100;
50T SK C/S: AA&O/A: A Cousens
85/86; A: K Cousens 49/50; B: M
Holmes 49/50; C: B Kennedy 48/50,
2nd D Treasure 45/50.
Beaufort 15-11-02
(38) - E/O GRD: AA: J Kelly; A: L
Cocking & J Mulvenney; B: J Kerr, L
Webb, F Cocking & R Wilson; C: D
Long, S Rock, C Mathews & T Liston;
20T GRD: AA: G Went 20/20, 2nd J
Kelly 19/20; A: A Tink 18/20, 2nd L
Cocking 22/26; B: L Webber 19/20, 2nd
G Bantz 23/26; C: T Liston 20/20, 2nd
G Kirkpatrick 24/26; PRES H/C: R
Colling 19/20, 2nd J Kelly 28/30, 3rd
W Harris 40/43, 4th P Clark 39/43;
BM: L Cook; NOV: AA: W Harris
12/15, 2nd J Kelly 10/15; A: L Cocking
12/15, 2nd J Mulvenney 9/15; B: F
Cocking 12/15, 2nd A McChrystal
12/15; C: C Mathews 14/15, 2nd G
New 13/16.
Bendigo 16-11-02
Hot (54) - 10T PTS E/O: I Phillips, H
Hayek, T Boucher & R Flower 30/30;
75T CH/CH: O/A&AA: O Hayek
124/125, 2nd B Rafferty 144; A: C
Robb 119/125, 2nd I Phillips 117/125;
B: T Archer 123/125, 2nd R Whyte
117/125; C: C Shales 114/125, 2nd R
Osgood 109/125; 25T D/B: O/A: T
Boucher 119/120, 2nd T Moroni
118/120; A: L Downie 33/34, 2nd C
Robb 31/32; B: T Archer 25/25, 2nd H
Hayek 34/35; C: C Shales 24/25, 2nd R
Osgood 22/25; HARCOURT CUP:
Draw.
Callawadda 16-11-02
Fine (13) - 75T MED: O/A: D Bertalli
120/125; A: C Dunn 119/125, 2nd P
Chipperfield 115/125; B: A Briggs
116/125, 2nd I Jones 107/125; C: N
McKenzie 102/125, 2nd N McQuinn
101/125; JNR: J Mulvenney 112/125,
2nd N McKenzie 102/125; 20T D/B
C/D: A: J Mulvenney, T Hughes & D
Southern Peninsula Program
JANUARY
Cerberus Gun Club
Saturday 3rd 12.00 Noon
10 Tgt Points E/O $5.00
30 Tgt Points Score $12.00
50 Tgt Double Barrel $20.00
Sec: C Carrol (03) 9775 7926 B/H (03) 5950 6058
Melways 194 H2
Mornington Clay Target Club
Saturday 11th
Practice @ 12.00 Noon Comp Starts @ 12.30pm
Event 1: 10 Tgt Eye Opener CD $5.00
Main Event: 75 Tgt Sonny Cross Memorial Championship
$45.00
Overall Sash & Trophy - all grades 1st Ribbons & Trophy, 2nd
& 3rd Trophy
O/A takes grade 1st Junior 250 shells & trophy
FREE BBQ after shoot
Sec: Ross Harris 0417 755 498 Melways 146 A11
Practice every Friday from 4pm
Or call us on the web: www.morningtonclaytarget.cjb.net
Nepean Clay Target Club
Saturday 18th 12.30pm
50 Tgt Double Barrel PLUS
50 Tgt Ball Trap
AA, A, B, C 1, 2, 3
Sec: Brian Hooper (03) 9787 5570 Melways 259 F2
www.nepeanclaytargetclub.com
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NORTH EAST ZONE / V.C.T.A.
JANUARY PROGRAM
Saturday 4th
Bendigo 11.00am
75Tgt Sporting Clays C/ship, 50 Skeet C/ship
Sunday 5th
Numurkah Shepparton 12.00 noon
10Tgt D/B E/O, 60Tgt Ch/Ch (20 D/B, S/B, P/S),
30Tgt D/B C/ship, 10Tgt Jnr S/B, O/A High gun
Alexandra 12.00 noon
20Tgt New Year Gr Cont. C/ship, 20Tgt New Year
Gr P/S C/ship
20Tgt D/B Gr Trophy Event
Sunday 12th
Echuca 11.00am
25Tgt Skeet C/D, 20Tgt S/B Gr Trophy, 20Tgt
H/Cap, 20Tgt D/B C/ship
Saturday 18th
Wangaratta 12.00 noon
10Tgt S/B E/O, 20Tgt S/B C/ship AA, A, B, C
1st & 2nd .Jnr, 20Tgt H/Cap 123
20Tgt P/S C/ship AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd
20Tgt D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd
Sunday 19th
Deniliquin 12.30pm
10Tgt P/S E/O, 20Tgt P/S C/ship
25Tgt H/Cap 123, 20pr D/R C/ship
Mansfield 11.30am
15Tgt Mixed E/O C/D, 75Tgt Summer Ch/Ch Gr,
20Tgt Tower D/B Gr Trophy
Wangaratta 12.00 noon
50Tgt Skeet C/ship A.B.C 1st & 2nd
50Tgt Skeet C/ship A.B.C 1st & 2nd
Friday 24th
Euroa 6.30pm
20Tgt Twilight P/S C/ship, 25Tgt NEZ Night
Cont. P/S C/ship. 25Tgt D/B C/ship
Mathoura 7.00pm
10Tgt P/S E/O C/D, 15Tgt P/S 123
25Tgt NEZ Night P/S Tower O/A & 2 Grds
Sunday 26th
Bendigo 10.00am
Australia Day Shoot
See Main Advert in this months CTSN
Colbinabbin 1.00pm
10Tgt P/S C/D, 20Tgt P/S C/ship
15Tgt H/Cap, 25Tgt D/B C/ship
Contact Clubs for further information
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Bertalli 20/20; B: I Jones 19/20; C: N
McQuinn 18/20; H/G: T Hughes
141/145.
Castlemaine 9-11-02
Hot (40) - 25T D/B C/S: O/A&B: G
Clarke 72/72, 2nd I Dower 37/38; AA:
C Langridge 71/72, 2nd A Stevenson
36/37; A: A Dillion 61/62, 2nd d Loder
47/48; C: R Aird 27/29, 2nd E Mitchell
26/29; 10PR D/R C/S: AA&O/A: C Langridge 35/40, 2nd G Elliott 34/40; A: R
Langrigde 25/30, 2nd B Blake 24/30;
B: J Absolom 16/20, 2nd T Archer
15/20; C: R Hosking 13/20, 2nd R Aird
12/20; LAD: N Blake 51/60; JNR: B
Blake 40/45.
Colbinabbin 27-10-02
Fine & windy (20): 20T SB CD GR: A:
A Johns, A Edwards 18/20; B: R West
16/20; C: P Toohey, C Weston 11/20;
20T HC: 1st G Willett 22/25, 2nd G
Cail 21/25, R West 19/23; 40MXD T
CS: OA & A: A Edwards 58/70; B: G
Willett 48/60; C: G Cail 36/60.
Castlemaine 23-10-02
Cold & windy (42): 75T CH. OF CHS.:
AA & OA: T Boucher 121/125, P Guida
118/125; A: N Guida 117/125, R Langridge 114/125; B: B Blake 118/125, J
Lindon 109/125; C: K Langridge
97/125, R Hosking 88/125; LAD.: K
Langridge 97/125; JNR: B Blake
115/125.
Cerberus 7-9-02
Cool & Damp (34): 10T PTS: S Spano,
W Parks, M Green, H Crawford 30/30;
30T PTS: AA: A Crawford 116/117, W
Parks 113/117; A: D Kendall 84/90, J
Cross 87/96; B: C Findlay 74/90, B
Daldell 73/90; C: N Bakket 64/90, M
Alaimo 63/90; 50T DB: AA: M Green
77/77, W parks 76/77, J Attard 59/60;
A: J Cross 49/50, D Kendall 83/85, A
Keevers 82/85; B: B Dalzell 47/50, N
Quick 45/50, C Findlay 40/50; C: N
Bakker 47/50, B Grasso 45/50, M
Alaimo 38/50.
Cerberus 5-10-02
Cool & Overcast (40): 5PR DR: B
Scanlan, J Buchanan, J Stone, B
Dalzell, T Rowe, S Lowery, R Garth, C
Galea 10/10; 15PR DR: AA: P Mills
29/30, S Lowery 28/30; A: K James
27/30, C Galea 26/30; B: R garth
28/30, B Dalzell 27/30; C: T Alaimo
21/30, M Alaimo 15/30; 75T CH. OF
CHS.: AA: P Mills 125/125; K Caldacott 196/200, S Lowery 195/200; A: G
Sparey 120/125, K James 192/200, J
Cross 191/200; B: P Noy 142/150, B
Hunter 140/150, B Barlow 116/125; C:
B Grasso 111/125, E Alaimo 108/125,
T Alaimo 90/125.
Colac 13-10-02
Sunny with showers (26): 10T PS EO
CD: I Dickens, P Carroll, D Nielsen, G
Thomson; 25T DB CS: OA & AA: D
Neilsen 31/31, P Carroll 27/28; A: N
Telford 25/25, S Holt 35/36; B: A
Loubey 24/25, M Holloway 23/25; C: A
Holt 21/25, T Holt 19/25; 20T PS: OA
& AA: P Carroll 20/20, D Nielsen
20/20; A: O Ivermee 20/20, N Telford
19/20; B: A King 18/20, A Loubey
17/20; C: T Holt 17/20, A Holt 17/20;
20PR DD: 1st G Thomson & N
Hayden 20/20, 2nd M Pollock & P
Carroll 19/20, 3rd O Ivermee & N
Telford 19/20.
Deniliquin 20-10-02
Fine & warm (10): 10T PS EO: S Gee
30/30, D Arandt 29/30; 30T PS: A &
AA: S Decker 87/90; B: M Elmes 87/90;
C: P Connell 82/90; PRES. CUP 30T
DB: AA & OA: S Gee 52/52; A: J Peterson 32/33, S Decker 31/33; B: M Elmes
51/52; C: D Arandt 28/30, P Connell
21/30; 30T SB: OA & A: S Decker
28/30, D Sullivan 26/30; B: D Arandt
31/35, M Elmes 30/35; C: J Elmes
18/30; HG: S Decker 170/180.
Donald 13-10-02
Windy: 10T PS EO: D Fisher, E
Yetman, B Daley, J Finis 30/30; 25T
DB: OA & A: J Vanroy 30/30, 2nd R
Jorgansen 24/25; AA: E Yetman 29/30,
V Caristo 33/35; B: C Leslie 24/29, 2nd
I Dower 23/29; C: C Fisher 26/30, A
Rullo 25/30; 50T STATE MINI PS: OA
& AA: V Caristo 124/150, J Finis
122/150; A: B Coates 122/150, R Jorgansen 120/150; B: J Absalom
117/150, 2nd I Dower 110/150; C: T
Fisher 102/150, A Rullo 99/150; 10PR
DT: 1st A Rullo 14/20, 2nd J Finis
13/20, 3rd O Hayek 12/20; HG: J Finis
174/205; JNR HG: A Rullo 158/205;
VET. HG: B Knight 121/205.
Euroa 26-10-02
Blowing a gale (22): 10T PT SC GIFT:
OA & AA: R Barnes 42/42; A: R Stackhouse 21/30; B: D Collihole 41/42; C: K
Elliott 24/30; 10T TPY HC: 1st J
Woolmer 10/10, 2nd C Asquith 20/21,
3rd C Petersen 19/21; BM: A Psaila
10/12; 10T SB GIFT: OA & AA: R
Stackhouse 10/11; AA: R Barnes
15/17; B: L Fitzpatrick 8/10; C: K
Elliott 11/14; 10T CONT. GIFT: OA &
AA: G Moore 14/15; A: B Pyke 10/11;
B: G Crosbie 9/10; C: K Elliott 12/13;
10PR : AA: C Asquith 19/20; A: D
Barns 17/20; B: J McGregor 15/20; C:
K Elliott 19/20; OA HG: C Asquith
73/80.
Foster 12-10-02
Fine (28): CHARITY SHOOT : PROCEEDS
TO
PETER
MAC
RESEARCH - $800.00: 50T DB CS:
OA & AA: B Webb 50/50, 2nd K Calder
49/50; A: B Kennedy 74/76, 2nd R
Rowley 73/76; B: L Baxter 49/50, 2nd
J Buchanan 46/50; C: 1st R Wickham
45/55, 2nd J Smeaton 44/55; 20PR DR
CS: OA & AA: A Cousins 49/60, 2nd B
Webb 47/60; A: 1st R Rowley 31/40,
2nd B Kennedy 29/40; B: 1st T
Sanders 39/50, 2nd L Baxter 36/50; C:
1st R Wickham 26/40, 2nd J Smeaton
20/40; HG: B Webb 82/90.
Frankston 27-10-02
Overcast (28): 25T CONT.: AA: 1st R
Williams 43/43, 2nd E Allison 42/43;
A: 1st M Baker 25/25, 2nd P Noy
24/25; B: 1st C McDougall 30/33, 2nd
C Findlay 29/33; C: 1st Mrocco 20/25,
2nd J Patrick 17/25; 258T SK DB: C
McDougall 21/25; 75T SK: AA: 1st D
Parsell 70/75; A: 1st C McDougall
70/75, 2nd R Carter 69/75; B: 1st W
Diston 65/75, 2nd D Ogden 60/75; C:
1st P Lee 60/75, 2nd C Hanson 55/75.
Frankston 27-10-02
Overcast (28): 10T PTS: K Calder, E
Allison, C McHattie, R Williams all
30/30; 25T DB: AA: 1st E Allison
53/53, 2nd S Lowery 52/53; A: 1st K
Saggers 25/25, 2nd S Bell & P Calvi
24/25; B: 1st A Marshall 29/30, 2nd G
Ash 28/30; C: 1st M Rocco 21/25, 2nd J
Patrick 18/25; 25T PTS: AA: 1st K
Calder 93/93, 2nd C McHattie
102/105; A: 1st M Baker 70/75, 2nd P
Calvi 70/75; B: 1st C Findlay 66/75,
2nd R Allen 60/75; C: 1st M Rocco
62/75, 2nd J Patrick 45/75.
Geelong 6-10-02
Fine & sunny (33): 10T PS EO CD: G
Erwin, A Breen, N Telford, M
Markesich, J Jolly,S Haberman 30/30;
25T DB: AA: J Jolly 76/76, S Haberman 75; A: G Ervin 52/52, M Rocca
51/52; B: P McDonald 26/26, A Louby
25/26; C: K Williams 23/25, A Faranda
19; 25T DB CONT.: AA: G Hayden
42/42, L Presani 41; A: G Ervin 27/27,
G Burns 26/27; B: B Kelynack 50/50,
N Wenning; C: A Cameron 23/25, K
Williams 21; 25T DB: AA: N Hayden
January 2003
25/25, W Calaby 48; A: A Breen 29/30,
G Maqdairz 28/30; B: A Loubey 22/25,
K Kay 21; C: P Biddle 20/25, T Rusz
18.
Geelong Gift 26-10-02
25T DB: AA: 1st B Dunstan 107/107,
2nd G Coleman 106/107, 3rd W Illes
78/79; A: 1st A Bebend 25/25, 2nd E
Ford 54/55, 3rd S Stokes 53/55; B:
1st R Garth 56/57, 2nd F Clutterbuck 55/57, 3rd J Pettinato 25/27; C:
1st W Wellam 24/25, 2nd C Watts
23/25, 3rd P Watts 22/25; LAD.: S
Roiall 21/25; VET.: M Anderson
23/25; JNR: C Hepner 28/30. 40T
DB: OA: J Jolly 51/51; AA: 1st S Clifford 50/51, 2nd N Asmar 42/43, 3rd
B Dunstan 41/43; A: 1st E Ford
43/44, 2nd A Bebend 39/40, 3rd G
Burns 38/40; B: 1st R Garth 39/40,
2nd G Scalise 38/40, 3rd R White
37/40; C: 1st N Slattery 40/42, 2nd J
Mann 39/42, 3rd W Willam 43/46;
LAD.: F Clutterbuck 33/40; VET.: N
Block 36/40; JNR: W Dennis 53/57;
20T PS CS: OA: S Zotti 63/63; AA:
1st S Clifford 62/63, 2nd N Asmar
101/102; A: 1st A Bebend 59/60, 2nd
S Stokes 57/60; B: 1st R Garth
57/60, 2nd B Kelyhack 56/63; C: 1st
J McFarlane 57/60, 2nd S Roiall
59/66; LAD.: W Willam 54/66; VET.:
M Anderson 49/60; JNR: G Burns
55/60.25T DB CS: OA: S Haberman
84/84; AA: 1st B Webb 83/84, 2nd S
Clifford 79/80; A: 1st M Gruer 27/28,
2nd S Stokes 25/26; B: 1st R White
27/28, 2nd K Wilde 26/28; C: 1st J
Mann 43/44, 2nd J Tennett 23/25;
LAD.: F Clutterbuck 23/25; VET.: M
Anderson 25/25; JN R: C Hepner
24/25; 25T DB: OA: M Medhurst
114/114; AA: 1st D Nielsen 113/114,
2nd S Haberman 76/77; A: 1st A
Waugh 42/43, 2nd S Stokes 38/39; B:
1st K Wilde 26/27, 2nd F Clutterbuck 25/27; C: 1st J Mann 24/25,
2nd S Rioall 22/25; LAD.: M Gruer
29/30; VET.: A Loubey 39/42; JNR: G
Burns 31/32; 20T SB: OA: R Rafferty 32/32; AA: 1st M Medhurst
31/32, 2nd W Iles 27/28; A: 1st G
Burns 18/20, 2nd A Waugh 17/21; B:
1st K Wilde 19/20, 2nd J Pettinato
17/20; C: 1st J Mann 19/22, 2nd W
Dennis 18/22; LAD.: S Rioall 16/20;
VET.: M Anderson 16/20; JNR: N
Slattery 16/20; OA HG: S Clifford
194/195; AA: J Jolly 193/195; A: S
Stokes 183/195; B: R Garth 184/195;
C: J Mann 175/195; LAD.: F Clutterbuck 165/195; VET.: N Block
161/195; JNR: G Burns 180/195.
Goroke 5-10-02
Fine & sunny (22): 15T DB EO GR:
AA: G Durbridge, A Smith, D Flavel,
W Hawker, E Hall, A Hawker all
15/15; A: R Hounsell 15/15, 2nd R
Papst 14/15; B: K Batson 15/15, J
Dicker, J Ough, C Jarred 13/15; C: L
Hawker 12/15; C Dahlenbury 11/15;
25T DB CS: AA & OA: D Flavel 65/65,
2nd T Foster 64/65; A: B Papst 24/25,
R Papst 28/30; B: G Strauss 24/25, K
Batson 23/25; C: C Dahlenburg 20/25,
L Hawker 19/25; 25T PS CS: AA &
OA: W Hawker 75/75, R Jorgansen
74/75; A: G Durbridge 74/75, R Hounsell 73/75; B: G Strauss 67/75, C
Jarred 66/75; C: C Dahlenburg 64/75,
D Kennedy 52/75.
Hamilton 19-10-02
Very windy (32): 50T PRES. DB CS:
OA & AA: 1st P Cleggett 50/50, 2nd S
McIntyre 86/88; A: 1st M Sutherland
48/50, 2nd S Rundell 52/55; B: 1st W
Crawford 47/50, 2nd A Walters 45/50;
C: 1st B Cleggett 43/50, 2nd J Walsh
41/50; Encour. AW; A Ford; BST
UNPLACED JNR: L Cleggett; 25T 3C
SEALING HC: 1st W Wombell 26/26,
2nd M Sullivan 25/26, 3rd P Baxter
34/35.
January 2003
Jeparit 20-10-02
Good, light wind (23):15T CONT. DB
CD: AA: W Hawker & R Lehmann
15/15; A: A Jones, M Kingwill, R
Hounsell 15/15; B: G Strauss, K Pitt
15/15; C: J Sanders 15/15, J Krause
13/15; 30T MED CS: OA & AA: W
Hawker 77/78, R Lehmann 75/78; A:
M Kingwill 43/50, A Jones 41/50; B:
W Sanders 46/50, J Dicker 45/50; C: J
Sanders 49/50, W Mann 41/50; 25T
DB CASH SS: AA: D Flavel & R
Lehmann 25/25; A: M Kingwill 25/25,
A Jones 24/25; B: B Blackwood 25/25,
G Strauss 25/25; C: W Mann 23/25, J
Krause 22/25.
Kerang 11-10-02
Cool & fine (15):10T PS EO: M
Schmidt & R Peatling; 25T PS CS:
OA & AA: 1st R Peatling 74/75, 2nd D
Pay 70/75; B: 1st R Wilkinson 69/75,
2nd M Schmidt 65/75; C: 1st C
Barker 70/75, 2nd A Rullo 67/75; 25T
DB CS: OA & AA: 1st M Vistarini
31/32, 2nd R Rigney 30/32; B: 1st T
McCraw 24/25, 2nd R Wilkinson
23/25; C: 1st A Rullo 24/25, 2nd C
Barker 21/25.
Korumburra 26-10-02
Fine & sunny (50): 25T PTS: AA: B
Woodward 75/75, J Rowe 83/84; A: B
Dinsdale 103/105, J Cross 100/105; B:
T Sanders 74/75, A Chant 72/75; C: T
McGrath 57/75, C Chant 57/78; 25T
SB: AA: 1st W Parks 33/33, 2nd R
Williams 32/33; A: 1st J Cross 25/25,
2nd G Monson 24/25; B: 1st G Sparey
27/30, 2nd B Barlow 26/30; C: 1st T
McGrath 21/25, 2nd C Chant 17/27;
50T DB: AA: C Carroll 124/124, B
Webb 123/124, B Woodward 69/70; A:
C Galea 81/82, B Dinsdale 80/82, D
Lauritzen 79/82; B: B Barlow 52/54, G
McMillan 51/54, J Buchanan 47/50; C:
T McGrath 46/50, C Chant 42/50, B
Monson 41/50.
Kyneton 27-10-02
Fine & cool (33): 75T MED.: OA & AA:
C Penno 100/105, W Calaby 96/105; A:
R Langridge 94/105, A Hawdon
93/105; B; R OíMeara 98/105, A James
87/105; C: J Hill 87/105, V Borg
81/105; VET.: M Spencer 90/105;
NOV.: N Keighran 88/105.
Mackay 8-9-02
Hot & clear (14): 20DB: AA & A: 1st R
Woodhouse 20/20, 2nd T Coco 19/20;
B: 1st C Curtis, 2nd A Allenby 19/20;
C: 1st C larsen, 2nd G Oats 17/20;
60MED.: AA & A: 1stT Coco 97/100,
2nd R Woodhouse 96/100; B: 1st C
Curtis 96/100, 2nd A Love & A
Allenby 90/100; C: 1st C Larsen
89/100, 2nd L Rodden 88/100; 25 HC:
1st J Perfect 60/60, 2nd T Coco 59/60,
3rd A Allenby 58/60.
Mansfield 20-10-02
Breezy (31): 10T PS EO: AA: P Kirley
24/30; A: P Desmond 30/30; B: C
Petersen 25/30; C: D Campagnolo
30/30; JNR: C Skinner & N Kirley
27/30; 50T DB CS: AA & OA: D Diaz
73/73, R Kirley 47/50; A: B Forrest
50/50, P Desmond 49; B: R Neely
47/50, S Kirley 44/50; C: M Ward
47/50, S Kirley 46/50; JNR: N Kirley
45/50, 30T TWR GR PS TPY: AA: P
Kirley 86/90, D Diaz 74/90; A: B
Forrest 101/105 (OA), P Desmond 79;
B: S Wells 80/90, S Kirley 78/90; C: M
Ward 85/90, R Webb 77/90; JNR: N
Kirley 66/90, N Kirley 65.
Maryborough 9-10-02
Cool evening (16): 10T PTS EO: P
Carroll, D Carter, J Shepherd 29/30;
20T SB CS: OA & AA: P Carroll
19/20; A: R Flower 15/20; B: L Wines
18/23; C: D Greenwood 14/20, Nov.: D
Raeburn 10/21; 20T PTS: AA: A
OíConnell 58/60; A: R Flower 50/60;
BENDIGO
CLAY TARGET CLUB
Sunday, 26 January
AUSTRALIA DAY
SHOOT
10.00am Sharp
Event 1:
25 Tgt Points C’Ship AA, A, B, C
1st & 2nd Noms $15
1st Each Grade Sash &
$100 Trophy
2nd Each Grade $50 Trophy
Event 2:
25 Tgt H’Cap Noms $25
1st $500, 2nd $250, 3rd $150,
4th $100, 5th $50, 6th - 10th $25
Event 3:
25 Tgt Single Barrel C’Ship AA,
A, B, C 1st & 2nd Noms $15
1st Each Grade Sash &
$100 Trophy
2nd Each Grade $50 Trophy
Event 4:
25 Tgt Double Barrel C’Ship AA,
A, B, C 1st & 2nd Noms $25
1st Each Grade Sash & VCR
2nd Each Grade Case of Shells
Overall High Gun Sash & Case of
Shells
Jackpot $300 split if more than 1
PRACTICE FROM 9.00AM
President Russ Hooper
Secretary: Craig Hill 0409 107 610
Grade Highs 1/2 Case of Shells
L, J, V 60% Full Noms
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FRANKSTON
AUSTRALIAN
CLAY TARGET CLUB
INC. A 0010859 S ABN 255 281 411
123 Rossiter Rd Carrum Downs
P O Box 340 Patterson Lakes 3197
Telephone 03 9782 1626
SUNDAY January 5
1
25 Target
$15.00
2
25 Target
$15.00
3
25 Target
$15.00
4
50 Target
$20.00
Points
“AA,A,B,C”
1st & 2nd
Trophy
Double Barrel
“AA,A,B,C”
1st & 2nd
Trophy
Continental D/Barrel
“AA,A,B,C”
1st & 2nd
Trophy
Skeet
“AA,A,B,C”
1st & 2nd
Trophy
All Juniors 1/2 Noms.
SUNDAY January 12
No Competition
Club Grounds open from 10am - 6pm for practice
“Practice DTL, Skeet, Tower, Trench and 5 Stand Sporting”
SUNDAY January 19
1
10 Target Points
2
75 Target Double Barrel
$25.00
3
50 Target Skeet
$20.00
“AA,A,B,C”
1st & 2nd
Cash Divide
Trophy
“AA,A,B,C”
1st & 2nd
Trophy
$5.00
All Juniors 1/2 Noms.
CLUB OPEN FOR PRACTICE
Monday Tuesday Friday 12pm - 4.30pm
Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday 10am - 6pm
“ISSF Skeet, Trap and Double Trap “
“ DTL, Continental, Ball Trap and Double Rise,”
American Skeet and Tower
5 Stand Sporting
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January 2003
B: M Johnson 56/60; C: D Raeburn
48/60.
Maryborough 26-10-02
Warm (27): 10T CONT. PTS EO: R
Greenwood, B Rafferty, T Boucher
30/30; 50T STATE CONT. PTS GR
CS: OA & AA: O Hayek 142/150, B
Rafferty 141/150; A: R Greenwood
126/150, D Loder 124/150; B: B
Lendon 138/150, A Briggs 133/150;
C: R Osgood 122/153, T Braybon
120/153; 25T SB GR CS: OA: T
Boucher 25/25, B Rafferty 42/44; A:
R Greenwood 22/25, C Alderson
20/25; B: B Lendon 20/25, A James
19/25; C: R Osgood 18/25, T Braybon
16/20; HG: B Rafferty 194/205.
Mathoura 25-10-02
Cold blustery wind ; 10T EO CD PS:
1st B Kerslake 27/30, 2nd M Roberts
25/30, 3rd S OíConner 25/30; 25T
PS: OA & A: M Roberts 65/75; B: B
Kerslake 62/75; C: S OíConner
60/75; 15T SB: 1st M Roberts 14/15,
2nd S OíConner 13/15, 3rd B Kerslake 13/15.
Melbourne 28-9-02
Rain & cold (35): 78T SPORTING:
AA: B Dunstan 62/75, 2nd R Scriva
60/75; A: 1st B Jones 55/75, 2nd D
Menara 54/75; B: 1st LOCKY Irons
59/75, 2nd R Carter 56/75; C: 1st M
Marino 49/75, 2nd G Whitaker
47/57; Vet: 1st R Jones 63/75; 25T
PS: AA: J Melrose 74/75; A: A
Senserrick 72/75; B: A McCreddan
65/75; C: B Frost 57/75; 25T DB: AA:
D Nielson 25/25; A: A Sensserick
29/30; B: D Drinkwater 23/25; C: W
Diston 18/25; 25T CONT.: AA: D
Nielsen 25/25; A: M Bryan 24/25; B:
M Whitelaw 21/25; C: W Diston
16/25.
Mornington 12-10-02
Good (32): 10T EO CONT.: P Noy, R
Axisa, D Kendell, R Pitt, J Attard, T
Teboneras, G Beckworth, R Harris, J
Cross, K Caldcott, P Mills; 50T
CONT.: AA: 1st H Crawford 76/77, 2nd
J Rowe 75/77; A & OA: 1st R Collins
50/50, 2nd D Cross 78/79, 3rd D
Kendell 77/79; B: 1st G Sparey 49/50,
2nd C Findlay 47/50, 3rd R Harris
51/53; C: 1st P Brennan 40/50, 2nd R
Pitt 41/53, 3rd M Alaimo 40/53; 25T
HC: 1st J Attard, 2nd R Wilkinson,
3rd D Lauritzen, BM: K Caldicott.
G Boyd 128; C: 1st P Mac 115, 2nd M
Lulignani 98.
Mt Bogong 6-10-02
Fine & cloudy (25: 10T SB EO: J West,
C Elkington 10/10; 20T SB GR CS: A:
P Wojtowyez 16/20, R Phefley 15/20; B
& OA: C Elkington 19/20, A Karnatz
18/20; C: A McGregor 15/20, L Wojtowyez 13/21; 20T DB HC: 1st D
Harley 20/20, 2nd R Phefley 19/20,
3rd S Coulston 24/26; 15T DB GR CS:
A: J West 15/16, R Phefley 13/15; A &
OA: S Coulston 16/16, G Crisp 15/16;
C: L Wojtowyez 12/15, R Oakley 14/17;
HG: S Coulsten 59/65.
Numerkah 27-10-02
Fine & windy (22): 10T HC EO: S
Wells, D White, T Calandro, S Harbor,
R Northausen 10/10; 20T CHARLIE
WARBURTON MEM. HC: 1st R
Northhausen 30/30, 2nd C Patten
29/30, 3rd J Wellman 26/30; 30T PS
CS: AA & OA: J Walls 89/90, C patten
87/90; A: J Wellman 87/90, P Sing
85/90; B: S Harbor 87/90, R Barns
71/90; C: M Northausen 71/90, W
Stott 65/90; 30T DB CS: AA & OA: C
Patten 29/30, T Walls 28/30; A: S wells
35/37, T Hicks 29/31; B: S Harbor
24/30, R Northausen 30/31; C: M
Northausen 24/30, W Stott 17/30; OA
HG: C Patten 144/150.
Nepean 27-9-02
Cool & shower (52): 50T : AA: 1st J
Williams 40/50, 2nd D Clipston 37/50,
3rd A Crawford 23/50; A: 1st D Lauritzen 51/62, 2nd A Opie 48/62, 3rd J
Stone 39/50; B: 1st S Paglia 46/50, 2nd
R Jones 42/50, 3rd S Perry 41/50; C:
1st D Quick 38/50, 2nd M Dalia 35/50,
3rd D Kell 32/50.
Nepean 19-10-02
Windy (18): (20T DB, 20T SB, 10PR
DR, 20 PTS, 20 CONT. 20 BLL TR.)
AA: 1st K Caldecott 148, 2nd H Crawford 142, 3rd S Spano 132; A: 1st J
Stone 14, 2nd R Hammond 134; B: 1st
G Sparey 140, 2nd R Harris 135, 3rd
GIPPSLAND PROGRAMME
January 2003
Wednesday, 1st - Traralgon - 12 noon
North West Zone Carnival 19-1002
Sunny (61): 25T NTH WST ZONE HC:
OA & 1st J Hawker 37/37, 2nd P
Nemtsas 36/37, 3rd R Black & B
Follett 33/34,. 5th M Kenny 32/33, 6th
E Yetman 30/31, 7th R Pleatling
29/30, 8th P Tobin 27/28, 9th J Lendon
26/27, 10th M Radovic & T Gemits
25/26; 25T DB CS: AA & OA: C Kelly
90/90, 2nd G Clarkson 89/90; A: 1st T
Shaddock 47/48, 2nd R Jorgenson
56/57; B: 1st K Pitt 24/25, 2nd J Heley
St Arnaud 27-10-02
Breezy (22): 10T PS EO: J Kelly, J
McVitty, R Purbridge, J Grewar
30/30;N.G.S.C CH. OF CHSOA; O
Hayek 74/75, 2nd J McVitty 83/85; A:
W Coates 89/92, 2nd R Hounsell
88/92; B: J Kell 73/75, 2nd C Carlon
66/75; C: N McQuinn 62/75; 50T DB
GR CS: OA: J McVitty 51/51, 2nd J
Kelly 50/51; A: W Coates 50/53, 2nd T
Foster 49/53; B: J Kell 52/55, 2nd C
carlon 51/55; C: N McQuinn 47/50;
HG: J McVitty 153/155; NOV. HG: D
McCoy 115/155; O.T.F. RND 10: S
Gloster.
Tambo Valley 26-10-02
Fine & windy (19): 10T PT SC CD: M
GEELONG
1. 10T EO AA, A, B, C
2. 25T SB AA, A, B, C 1 + 2
3. 50T Cont AA, A, B, C 1 + 2
Secretary: Warren McPherson (03) 5174 1450
CLAY TARGET CLUB
Saturday, 4th - Bairnsdale - 12 noon
January Program
1. 100T Iron Man Medley
( 25T DB, 25T PTS, 25T SB 25T H/C)
AA, A, B, C 1 + 2
Secretary: Karen Cousens (03) 5153 1079
1. 100T Mixed Club C’Ship
( 25 T DB, 25T Cont, 25T SB, 25T PTS)
AA, A, B, C 1 + 2 + 3
President: Mitch Foon 0419 899 378
Saturday, 18th - Morwell - 12 noon
25T DB, 25T PTS, 25T SB, 25T Cont
AA, A, B, C 1 + 2
President: Shane Stokes (03) 5134 2101
Saturday, 25th - Korumburra - 12 noon
100T DB Graded C’Ship
Round Robin
Secretary: C Widdows (03) 5662 3079
Saturday, 25th - Tambo Valley - 12 Noon
1. 10T DB Tower EO
2. 30T DB Tower
3. 25T DB Cont
4. 20T Pr D/D Tower
Secretary: Peter Sandy (03) 5159 4368
Sunday, 26th - Wonthaggi - 12 Noon
Tom Gannon Memorial
100T C’Ship AA, A, B, C 1 + 2
Juniors Free Noms
President: Mitch Foon 0419 899 378
Reg No. A5130
Saturday, 4 January - Sporting Clays - 12.00pm Start
Sunday, 12th - Wonthaggi - 12 noon
January 2003
Noorat 26-10-02
Perfect (29): 10T PTS EO: K Vagg, S
Clay; 25T DBLEN DESLEY MEM.:
AA & OA: N Haydon, 2nd G Hayden;
A: 1st G Coudon, 2nd M Greene; B: D
Hannah, 2nd M Holloway; C: 1st S
Clay, 2nd H Hardcastle; 25T PTS: AA:
1st N Haydon, 2nd G Hayden; A: 1st O
Ivermee, 2nd B Miller; B: 1st B Kerr,
2nd M Holloway; C: 1st S Clay, 2nd H
Hardcastle.
24/26; C: 1st C Dahlenburg 24/25, 2nd
C Fisher 23/25; JNR: R Fraser; VET.:
C Barnes; SB CS: AA & OA: R
Lehmann 25/25, 2nd J McVitty 38/39;
A: 1st F Abanese 35/36, 2nd P Chipperfield 34/36; B: 1st S Marriott
24/25, 2nd B Newell 23/25; C: 1st C
Dahlenburg 19/26, 2nd D Wilson
18/26; JNR: S Marriott; VET.: N Hinneberg; 25TPS CS: AA & OA: R
Fraser 142/143, 2nd P Tobin 140/143;
A: 1st D Farnsworth 95/96, 2nd C Jorgenson 74/75; B: 1st J Heley 86/88,
2nd J Thompson 85/88; C: 1st C
Fisher 70/75, 2nd C Dahlenburg
68/75; JNR: R Fraser; VET.: C Barnes;
HG: OA: P Tobin 219/222; AA: R
Peatling 218/222; A: F Albanese
217/222; B: J Thompson 151/162; C: C
Dahlenburg 133/150; JNR: R Fraser;
VET.: N Hinndeburg; NTH WST
ZONE TM MEM.: W Hawker 123/125,
R Lehmann 123/125, C Jorgenson
122/125, P Tobin 122/125, R Peatling
122/125; WINNING CLUB TM: Warrackenbeal ñ R Black 117, K Pitt 117,
R Lehmann 123 = 357.
Sunday, 5 January - 1.00pm Start
10 Tgt P/S E/O C/D
25 Tgt D/Barrel
1st & 2nd Each Grade
Event 3:
25 Tgt P/Score
Event 4:
25 Tgt Continental
Event 1:
Event 2:
$5.00
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
Sunday, 26 January - 1.00pm Start
10 Tgt P/S E/O C/D
$5.00
25 Tgt D/Barrel
$10.00
Event 3:
25 Tgt D/Barrel off 18 meters
$10.00
Event 4:
30 Tgt Mixed Targets
$12.00
10 Tgt P/S, 10 Tgt S/B, 10 Tgt D/B, L, J, V
Red Noms
Event 1:
Event 2:
Ph: (03) 5229 4259
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Melbourne
Gun Club
Victoria Rd Lilydale 3140
www.melbournegunclub.com.au
JANUARY
Saturday 4th
1. 25 Tgt Pointscore grd Trophy
AA,A,B,C
2. 25 Tgt Double Barrel grd Trophy
AA,A,B,C
3. 25 Tgt Single Barrel grd Trophy
AA,A,B,C
4. 100 Tgt Skeet Grd Trophy
AA,A,B,C
Open Jnr
Saturday 11th
1. 25 Tgt Pointscore Grd C’Ship
AA,A,B,C
2. 40 Tgt Double Barrel Grd Trophy
AA,A,B,C
3. 25 Tgt Continental Grd C’ship
AA,A,B,C
4. 100 Tgt Skeet Grd C’Ship
AA,A,B,C
Open Jnr
$12
$6.60
$12
$6.60
$12
$6.60
$33
$26
$12
$6.60
$18
$11
$12
$6.60
$33
$26
Saturday 18th
Open
1. 75 Tgt Sporting Clays Grd C’Ship
AA,A,B,C,Vet 1st & 2nd
$31
2. 75 Tgt Medley Grd C’ship
AA,A,B,C
$31
(25 Points,25 Double Barrel,25 Single Barrel)
3. 25 Tgt Continental Grd C’ship
AA,A,B,C
$12
Saturday 25th
1. 25 Tgt Pointscore Grd C’ship
AA,A,B,C
2. 25 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C’ship
AA,A,B,C
3. 25 Tgt Handicap Sweepstake
4. 75 Tgt Sporting Clays
AA,A,B,C,Vet 1st & 2nd each grade
Jnr
$20
$20
$6.60
Open Jnr
$12
$6.60
$12
$12
$6.60
$6.60
$31
$20
PRACTICE AVAILABLE ON SATURDAY
MORNINGS AND WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOONS ON AUTOMATIC TRAPS
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program
if considered necessary
Sandy 30/30; 100T MED. CH. OF
CHS: AA: 1st M Sandy 144/150, 2nd S
Collins 140/150; A: 1st D treasure
146/150, 2nd S White 212/220; B: 1st T
Whelan 138/150, 2nd T Quick
135/150; C: 1st P Sandy 139/150, 2nd
R Bracey 126/150; HG: D Treasure.
Tambo Valley 28-10-02
Cool & windy (25); 10T PYS CD: R
Braley, A Bevis, T Quick 30/30; 40T
DB CS: AA: 1st C Davis 67/67, 2nd S
Collins 66/67; A: 1st D Treasure 66/67,
2nd G Neville 96/97; B: 1st G Wallis
39/40, 2nd T Whelan 38/40; C: 1st P
Sandy 39/40, 2nd R Braley 35/40; 25T
TOM McLarty MEM. HC: 1st D Treasure 36/36, 2nd T Quick 35/36, 3rd S
White 35/37.
Tyrendarra 5-10-02
Windy (24): 40T SWZ MXD T CS: OA
& A: 1st M Dyson 58/60, 2nd A
Buchner 55/60; AA: 1st T Smith 56/60,
2nd S Chambers 57/60; B: 1st J
Dumesney 55/60, 2nd M Holloway
52/60; C: 1st H Hardcastle 49/60, 2nd
L Cleggett 48/60; 25T DB CS: OA &
AA: 1st T Smith 45/45, 2nd W
Wombell 28/29; A: 1st P Vaughan
44/45, 2nd S Rundell 46/47; B: 1st M
Greene 24/25, 2nd A Moody 26/29; C:
1st J Wines 27/28, 2nd B Cleggett
23/25.
Sabastopol 20-10-02
Fine & overcast: 50T CONT. CS: AA &
OA: P Carroll 51/52, 2nd W Calaby
50/52; A: P Wynd 51/53, G Ervin 50/53;
B: M Cook 50/52, C Carlon 46/50; C: F
Doblie 44/50, D Wilson 30/50; 25T DB
CD: AAL W Calaby 25/25; A: A Breen
25/25; B: C Turner 24/25; C: D Wilson
22/25.
Swan Hill 20-10-02
Sunny & breezy (14): 10T DB EO: N
Veneto / Abruzzo 27-10-02
Cold & windy (24): 10T EO: AA: T
Psaila 30/30; A: J Soppi 27/30; B: P
Gobbo 29/30; C: U Melchiorre 22/30;
25T PTS: AA: 1st T Psaila 71/75, 2nd
G Went 69/75; A: 1st S Zotti 71/75, 2nd
M Rocca 69/75; B: 1st M Salvatore
68/75, 2nd P Gobbo 66/75; C: 1st U
Melchiorre 68/75, 2nd A Faranda
60/75; 25T DB: AA: T Psaila 58/58,
2nd G Went 57/58; A: 1st S Zotti 28/30,
2nd J Soppi 27/30; B: 1st M Salvatore
24/25, 2nd J Faranda 28/30; C: 1st U
Melchiorre 21/25, 2nd A Faranda
20/25; 15PR DR CD: AA: T Psaila
18/30; A: M Mifsud, S Zotti 19/30; B: P
Gobbo 18/30; C: N Cook 17/30.
Walmer 5-10-02
Warm: 10T PTS CD: A Evans&G
Clarke 30/30; 20T G Walker Mem. DB
CONT. GR CS: AA & OA: A Evans
41/41, G Hall 32/33; A: R Greenwood
39/40, J Hill 26/27; B: G Clarke 40/41,
A Mahon 27/28; C: M Raeburn 17/20,
G Huntly 15/20; OVER 60: J Corbett;
OVER 70: A James; 20T PTS GR CS:
AA: N Cassells 60/60, W Calaby 59/60;
A: B Flower 60/60, C Lanyon 57/60; B:
G Clarke 53/60, A James 51/60; C: M
Raeburn 44/60, P Fergeus 36/60.
Wangaratta 21-9-02
Fine. mild and sunny (63): 10T PS EO:
K Brown, B Henshall, R Pfefley, N
Clark, G Evans, T Plum, T Pigram, D
Hunt, J King; 20T SB CS: OA & AA: D
WANGARATTA CLAY
TARGET CLUB
Saturday, 18 January - DTL - 12 Noon
Event 1 10 Tgt SB EO $6
Event 2 20 Tgt Single Barrel C’Ship AA, A, B, C
1st & 2nd & BJ
Noms: Open $10, Red $8, Jnr $4, OS $2
Event 3 20 Tgt Handicap, 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Event 4 20 Tgt Point Score C’Ship AA, A, B, C
1st & 2nd
Event 5 20 Tgt Double Barrel C’Ship AA, A, B, C
1st & 2nd
Event 6 Junior 10 Tgt SB $1
Open, Veterans & Junior High Guns over program
Sunday, 19 January - Skeet - 12 Noon
Event 1 50 Tgt Skeet C’Ship A, B, C 1st & 2nd & BJ
Noms: Open $18, Red $14, Jnr $9
Event 2 50 Tgt Skeet C’Ship A, B, C 1st & 2nd
Noms: Open $18, Red $14, Jnr $9
The Committee reserves the right to alter the programs if considered necessary
President: Daryl Hunt (03) 5722 1169
Secretary: Trevor Jones (03) 5726 9262
All Prices include G.S.T
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Morrison, D mark, P Hutchinson; 50T
DB CS: OA & AA: R Peatling 49/50, N
Morrison 45/50; A: D Mark 47/50, S
Bates 46/50; B: G Gowland 61/65, C
Barker 35/50; 25T DB CONT. CS: OA
& AA: R Peatling 25/25, N Morrison
21/25; A: D Pay 36/37, D Mark 35/37;
B: G Gowland 34/35, J Absalom 33/35;
C: A Rullo 22/25, C Barker 21/25.
January 2003
METROPOLITAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
Reg No: A5465. ABN: 34 637 836 794
Postal Address: Po Box 93 Epping Vic 3076 Club Location: 20 Vearings Rd of O’Herns Rd Epping
Phone: 03 9401 3134 Fax: 03 9401 3122 E-Mail: [email protected]
JANUARY 2003
Sunday 5TH 12 noon Start
Ev
Ev
Ev
Ev
Ev
Ev
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
10
25
25
25
20
25
tgt
tgt
tgt
tgt
tgt
tgt
Pts CD 1ST, 2ND, 3RD
Double Barrel O/A AA. A. B. C.
Pts O/A AA. A. B. C.
Ball Trap O/A AA. A. B. C.
Tower Pts 1ST, 2ND, 3RD
5 Stand Sporting O/A AA. A. B. C.
Noms
Noms
Noms
Noms
Noms
Noms
$7.70.
$11.
$11.
$11.
$10.
$11.
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
$9.
$9.
$9.
$8.
$9.
Jnrs
Jnrs
Jnrs
Jnrs
Jnrs
$6.50.
$6.50.
$6.50.
$6.
$6.50.
Sunday 12TH 11am Start
( Noms close 1.00 pm Sharp )
METROPOLITAN FIELD AND GAME CLUB INC.
75 tgt Simulated F & G. O/A, 1ST & 2ND AA, A, B, C, Vet, Lady & Junior
O/A Takes his or her grade
Saturday 18TH 6.00 pm Start
Ev 1.
Ev 2.
Ev 3.
Sunday 19TH
Ev
Ev
Ev
Ev
Ev
Ev
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Night Shoot
20 tgt Twilight Pts CD 1ST, 2ND, 3RD
25 tgt Night Shoot DB O/A AA. A. B. C
25 tgt Night Shoot Continental
O/A AA. A. B. C.
10
25
25
25
50
50
tgt
tgt
tgt
tgt
tgt
tgt
Noms $10.
Noms $12. Red $10.
Noms $12. Red $10.
Jnrs $7.
Jnrs $7.
12 noon Start
Pts CD 1ST, 2ND, 3RD
Double Barrel O/A AA. A. B. C.
Pts O/A AA. A. B. C.
Single Barrel O/A AA. A. B. C.
Skeet O/A AA. A. B. C.
5 Stand Sporting O/A AA. A. B. C.
Sunday 26TH 11am Start
Noms
Noms
Noms
Noms
Noms
Noms
$7.70.
$11. Red
$11. Red
$11. Red
$20. Red
$20. Red
$9.
$9.
$9.
$16
$16.
Jnrs $6.50.
Jnrs $6.50.
Jnrs $6.50.
Jnrs $13
Jnrs $13.
( Noms close 1.00 pm Sharp )
METROPOLITAN FIELD AND GAME CLUB INC.
75 tgt Simulated F & G. O/A, 1ST & 2ND AA, A, B, C, Vet, Lady & Junior
O/A Takes his or her grade
Overall Takes His or Her Grade. Flash Targets On All ACTA Shoots
PRACTICE
Tuesday & Saturday 12pm to 5pm DTL, Skeet, Tower & 5 Stand Sporting.
Sunday Limited DTL, Skeet, Tower & 5 Stand Sporting.
President C Milroy Mobile 0413 484 069, Secretary P Signorotto Ph 9401 3134 Mobile 0417 319 252.
* ALL PRICES ARE INCLUSIVE OF GST *
THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAM
Metropolitan On The Web: www.vicnet.net.au/~metrogun
January 2003
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Hunt 20/20, 2nd T Pigram 37/38; A:
1st R Phefley 26/27, 2nd J Gemmill
25/27; B: 1st K Maurey 19/21, 2nd N
Cooper 18/21; C: 1st T Little 18/20,
2nd N Kirley 15/20; BEST JNR: B
Jackel 16/20; 20T CHRIS WALKER
MEM. HC: 1st L Weston 44/44, 2nd E
Tomasoni 43/44, 3rd L Durham
28/29; 20T GEORGE WALKER
MEM. DB CS: OA & AA: G Evans
59/59, 2nd J King 57/58; A: 1st T Hargraves, 2nd N Clark 30/31; B: 1st B
Jackel 58/59, 2nd L Durham 38/39; C:
1st J Beaton 20/21, 2nd L Weston
19/20;10T SB: JNR: 1st N Kirley
8/10; HG: D Hunt 90/90; VET. HG: R
Phefley 85/90; JNR HG: B Jackel
84/90.
Wangaratta 29-9-02
Cool & sunny (25): 50T SK CS: OA &
A: G Farish 57/58, 2nd C Bennett
48/50; B: 1st K Robinson 56/58, 2nd K
Fisher 48/50; C: 1st J Wiltshire 43/50,
2nd R Phefley 45/55; BEST JNR: C
Reginato 39/50; 50T SK CS: OA & A:
G Farish 50/50, 2nd R Taylor 52/54;
B: 1st K Fisher 49/50, 2nd K Robinson 54/58; C: 1st P Riddell 46/50, 2nd
C Reginato 50/58.
Wangaratta 19-10-02
Sunny (102): 20T DB CD: 36 Poss.;
20T PTS SC CS: OA & AA: R Liersch
129/129, 2nd W parks 128/129; A: 1st
N Clark 60/60, 2nd C Rob 57/60; B: K
Willet 59/60, 2nd T Quick 58/60; C:
1st R Oakley 52/60, 2nd J Beaton
51/60; 20T SB CS: OA & AA: D Caccioppoli 28/28, 2nd P Headon 27/28;
A: 1st N Clark 19/20, 2nd R Phefley
31/33; B: 1st B Jackel 20/22, 2nd R
Sandy19/22; C: 1st N Sinclair 17/20,
2nd D English 16/20; 20T DB CS: OA
& AA: B Ford 139/139, 2nd G Patten
138/139; A: 1st A Cole 59/60, 2nd T
Plum 42/43; B: 1st C Elkington 23/24,
2nd T Quick 21/22; C: 1st R Oakley
18/20, 2nd E Savige 17/20;
Wangaratta 20-10-02
Sunny (99): 20T DB CD: 31 Poss.;
20T SB CS: OA & AA: P Grainger
42/42, B Henshall 41/42; A: 1st L
Irons 35/36, 2nd K Jones 26/27; B:
1st K Maurey 19/20, 2nd C Elkington
22/24; C: 1st L Wojtowyez 17/20, 2nd
N Sinclair 15/20; 20T PTS SC CS:
OA & AA: B Ford 216/216, 2ndR
Liersch 215/216; A: 1st K Jones
83/84, 2nd F Foon 80/84; B: 1st N
Cooper 60/60, 2nd R Atkins 118/120;
C: 1st N Sinclair 50/60, 2nd D
Enlgish 48/63; 15PR DR CS: OA &
AA: M Crevatin 38/40, 2nd T Walls
44/50; A: 1st T Penny 28/30, 2nd K
Jones 27/30; B: 1st W Perry 24/30,
2nd C Elkington 39/50; C: 1st L Wojtowyez 34/50, 2nd D English 33/50;
OA HG: B Ford 246/250; LAD. HG: J
Ford 210/250; VET. HG: F Foon
239/266; JNR HG: R Atkins 220/250.
Wangaratta 27-10-02
Cool & sunny (24): 50T SK CS: OA &
A: G Farish 50/50, 2nd L Roberts
57/58; B: 1st C Hallatt 47/50, 2nd L
Durham 54/58; C: 1st H Mountjoy
47/50, 2nd G Barry 42/50; BST JNR:
M Smith 41/50; 50T SK CS: OA & A:
L Roberts 50/50, 2nd G Farish 49/50;
B: 1st D Mackie 55/58, 2nd P Smith
54/58; C: 1st C Reginato 44/50, 2nd H
Mountjoy 43/50; BST JNR: M Smith
& G Barry 40/50.
Warracknabeal 26-10-02
Windy & fine (22): 10T PTS SC EO:
AA: D Flavel, R Lehmann 30/30; A: R
Hounsell, N Hinneberg 26/30; B: W
Sanders 30/30, L Niewand 27/30, K
Pitt 26/30; C: J Sanders 26/30, B
mann, A Fachin 24/30; 25T PS SW:
AA: D Flavel 71/75, R Black 68/75; A:
R Hounsell 65/75; B: L Niewand
71/75, B Joy 70/75, W Sanders 65/75;
C: J Sanders 72/75, J Krause 55/75;
25T DB CS: OA & AA: D Flavell
25/25, 2nd R Lehmann, R Black
27/28; A: N Hinneberg 29/30; B: L
Niewand 23/25, 2nd W Sanders
28/29; C: J Sanders 22/25, 2nd B
Mann 20/25; 25T SK SW: 1st W
sanders 25/25, 2nd D Flavel 23/25,
3rd R Black 22/25.
Warrnambool 14-9-02
Fine (25): 20PR DD CS: 1st M Holloway & K Jackway 34/34, 2nd N
Fleming & T Gould 33/34, 3rd J
Dumesny & J Kennett 49/50; 20PR
DR CS: AA: 1st P Cleggett 36/40, 2nd
G Hayden 35/40; A: 1st G Jennings
33/40, 2nd M Dyson 58/70; B: 1st J
Dumesny 34/40, 2nd L Wines 32/40;
C: 1st D Ackland 28/40, 2nd L
Cleggett 25/40; 20T DB CONT. CD:
AA: 1st P Cleggett 20/20, 2nd A
Pollock 19/20; A: 1st G Jennings, K
Jackway, M Dyson 20/20; B: 1st G
Vickers, M Greene 20/20; C; 1st B
Cleggett 19/20, 2nd L Cleggett 18/20.
Werribee 8-9-02
Fine: 15T NOVICE: 1st W Doloughan
15/15, 2nd J Borg 10/15, 3rd R
Mitchell 7/15; 10T PS EO: M Wells
30/30; A Varano, B Kavanght, J
Tigani, A Bebend 29/30; 25T DB: OA
& A: M Wells 46/46, 2nd J Tigani
45/46; AA: 1st M Pollock 24/25, 2nd T
Psaila 23/25; B: 1st M Salvatore
26/27, 2nd J Napoli 25/26; C: 1st W
Doloughan 23/27, 2nd A Faranda
22/27; 25T PS: OA & A: S Zotti 71/75,
M Wells 70/75; AA: 1st T Psaila 67/75;
B: 1st B Stewart 63/75, 2nd D
Cocozzielo 62/75; C: 1st W Doloughan
59/75, 2nd D Wells 58/75; 25T TWR
PS: A: P McVicar 67/75; B: T Psaila
65/75; C: N Guida 66/75; 25T TR: A: N
Guida 19/25; B: L Allum 19/25; C: J
Tigani 19/25.
Werribee 1-9-02
Fine: 100T TR: HC: 1st J Tonna
91/100, 2nd T Ballantine 89/100, 3rd
R Mark 84/100, 4th T Demuri 80/100,
5th D Azzopardi 79/100, 6th C Watts,
B Symes, S Price 76/100.
Werribee 15-9-02
10T PS EO: N Guida, J Tonna 30/30,
T Psaila 28/30; 50T DB: OA & AA: P
Grainger 49/50, 2nd C Trembath
47/50; A: 1st M Corbett 46/50, 2nd N
Guida 45/50; C: 1st W Doloughan
41/50; 50T PS: OA & AA: T Psaila
145/150, 2nd P Grainger 136/150; A:
1st N Guida 141/150; C: 1st W
Doloughan 111/150; 75T TR: OA: A
Vella 80/100; A: J Tonna 59/75; B: A
Bebend 57/75.
Werribee 6-10-02
Fine: 100T TR HC: 1st B Symes
92/100, 2nd B Dunstan 91/100, 3rd N
Guida 87/100, 4th D PiPetro 85/100,
5th G Daley & C Phillips 82/100.
Werribee 13-10-02:
15T Nov.: 1st N Cook 12/15, 2nd D
Edwards 11/15, 3rd R Mitchell 9/15;
100T MED.: 1st M Bryan 82/100, 2nd
T Psaila 81/100, 3rd M Misfud
79/100.
Werribee 20-10-02
Fine: 75T TR: OA: R Mark 89/100; A:
R Speranza 63/75; B: G Went 48/75;
C: M Rocco 58/75.
Woods Point 22-9-02
Fine & sunny (27): 10T EO DB PTS
CD: K Skinner, M Kirley, B North; 25T
SB CS: AA: 1st R Kirley 24/25, 2nd P
Kirley 23; A: 1st P Desmond 22/25,
2nd K Skinner 25; B: 1st R Lay 23/26,
VENETO & ABRUZZO
CLAY TARGET SHOOTERS
Sunday, 26 January 2003 - Start Time 12 Noon
Venue WISCI Complex, Ballan Road, Werribee (11km from Werribee)
Noms Reduced - Full
Event 1: 10 Tgt E/O AA, A, B, C
$ n/a $7.00
Event 2: 20 Tgt S/B AA, A, B, C
$7.00 $9.00
Event 3: 20 Tgt P/S AA, A, B, C
$7.00 $9.00
Event 4: 20 Tgt D/B AA, A, B, C
$7.00 $9.00
Event 5: 20 Tgt Cont A, B, C C/D
$7.00 $9.00
Sponsored by SILVERII’S PHARMACY & AMERIGO MASCI,
DENTAL PROSTHETIST
Cartridges, food & refreshments available on shoot days
The Committee reserve the right to alter or modify any event if necessary
President: VENETO: Mr Ernesto Bertollo, Ph: (03) 9852 0694
President: ABRUZZO: Mr Mario Salvatore, Ph: (03) 9359 1938
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January 2003
Werribee Victorian
Clay Target Club Inc
PO Box 806 Werribee Vic 3030
10 min drive from Werribee CBD on Ballan Road
January 2003
PRACTICE EVERY WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY & SATURDAY - 1PM
Wednesday, 1 January 2003 at 9am
New Years Day DTL Shoot
Friday, 3 January at 2pm
Olympic Trap Re-Entry Events
2nd J Wood 22; C:1st L Apps 22/25,
2nd D Pfitzner 19; OA: R Kirley 24;
20T HC CS: 1st M Ward 25/25, 2nd C
Stevenson 24/25, 3rd K Skinner 27/28,
4th E Woods 26/28; JNR: L Apps
23/25; 20T TWR CS: 1st T Apps 28/28,
2nd P Kirley 27/28, 3rd L Apps 41/42,
4th R Kirley 40/42; JNR: J Cleelanel
15/20; HG: R Kirley 61/65; JNR: L
Apps 60/65; LOW G: S Kirley.
Woods Point 13-10-02
Cool & fine (14): 10T EO DB PTS: M
Kirley 30/30; 50T CS: OA & AA: A
Guppy 57/58, 2nd D Desmond 56; AA:
1st R Kirley 48/50, 2nd P Kirley 46/50;
B: 1st D Rosenhain 47/50, 2nd J Wood
46/50; C:1st R Pitt 47/54, 2nd M Kirley
46/54; 20PR D/DB CS: 1st D Desmond
& P Kirley 70/71, 2nd R Kirley & M
Kirley 64/71, 3rd R Pitt & R Lay 24/26,
4th Hoon & J Wood 23/25.
Yarrawonga 1-9-02
Fine (21): 20T EO CD: 1st K Willett, R
Carter, P Green 20/20; 30T CONT. GR:
A & AA: A Sinclair 40/41, 2nd P Green
39/41; B: 1st R Ellis 34/35, 2nd K
Willett 33/35; C: 1st P Seymour 28/30,
2nd W Bond 27/30; 25T DB CS: A &
AA: 1st A Sinclair 58/58, 2nd P Green
57/58; B: 1st K Willett 25/25, 2nd R
Ellis 36/37; C: 1st W Bond 22/25, 2nd
P Seymour 23/27; HG: R Carter
104/105.
Yarrawonga 6-10-02
Fine (33): 20T PS GR CD: AA & A:
1st D Hunt 59/60, 2nd T Penny
57/60;B: 1st L Rech 60/60, 2nd F
Ibbott & T Peacock 59/60; C: 1st J
Beaton 55/60, 2nd E Wemyss 51/60;
25T CONT. CS: OA, AA & A: 1st S
Hay 40/40, 2nd D Hunt 39/40; B: 1st
K Willett 30/31, 2nd F Ibbott 27/28;
C: 1st E Wemyss 23/25, 2nd T Little
22/25; 30T DB CS: OA, AA & A: R
Felmingham 54/54, 2nd T Walls
34/35, 3rd R Carter 30/31; B: 1st T
Peacock 53/54, 2nd F Ibbott 36/37,
3rd D Bending 29/30; C: 1st W Bond
27/30, 2nd E Wemyss 29/33, 3rd T
Little 29/34; HG: F Ibbott 114/115.
Yarrawonga 3-11-02
10T PS CD: 1st T Peacock & C Demaj
30/30; 25T PS GR: AA, A & OA: D
Hunt 75/75, 2nd R Carter 72/75; B:
1st T Peacock 71/81, 2nd K Willett
69/81; C: 1st H Sinclair 67/75, 2nd N
Sinclair 64/75; 25T SB GR: AA & A:
D Hunt 37/38, 2nd A Sinclair 36/38;
B: 1st K Willett 22/25, 2nd T Peacock
21/25; C: 1st H Sinclair 21/25, 2nd W
Bond 24/31; 25T DB CS: AA & A: 1st
K Demaj 30/30, 2nd N Clark 29/30;
B: 1st T Peacock 24/25, 2nd A
Beaton 29/31; C: 1st W Bond 23/25,
2nd N Sinclair 22/25; HG: D Hunt
152/155.
Sunday, 5 January at 12 Noon
100 tgt Trench Handicap - $35 (pays to 6th
place) - AA+0, A+4, B+8, C+12
New South Wales
10 tgt P/S E/O C/D $7
25 tgt Grd D/B $12 - 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C
plus Sash O/All
25 tgt Grd S/B $12 - 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C
plus Sash O/All
10 Pair Double Rise $10 1st in each Grade
15 tgt DTL Novice Championship - Noms
$15 including cartridges
75 tgt Trench + 25 tgt Final - $33 - Sash
O/All, 1st A, B, C
50 tgt Skeet - $20 - 1st AA, A, B, C
25 tgt D/B 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C plus O/All
Sash Noms $12
25 tgt Points 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C plus
O/All Sash Noms $12
25 tgt Tower Noms $12
15 Pair Double Rise Championship Noms $15
Sunday, 26 January
VENETO/ABRUZZO SHOOT
(See separate advert this issue)
President: A De Muri 0418 353 268
Secretary: Claire Watts (03) 9742 1134
Management reserve the right to alter the program if considered necessary
Minimum of 5 Shooters must be in grade before 2nd prize paid
January 2003
Albury / Wodonga 10-11-02
Hot (34): 10T PS: T Pevitt, M Reed, T
Caldwell, T McLaughlin, N Clark, K
Jones, R Ehlers; 25T PS: OA & B: R
Nixon 75, A Ferguson 74; AA: R Ehlers
74, R Liersch 71; A: A Ferguson 74, T
Caldwell 73; C: J Molkentin 60, A
McGregor 55; 25T DB: OA & AA: R
Liersch 51/51, R Carter 39/40; A: P Wojtowyez 50/51, K Jones 31/32; B: H Stolpe
33/34, C Elkington 26/27; C: A McGregor 22/25, J Elkington 20/25; 25T SB:
OA & A: K Jones 26/27, A Ferguson
29/31; AA: R Carter 25/27, T Pevitt
24/26; B: H Stolpe 25/27, J Sutherland
21/25; C: A McGregor 18/25, J Elkington
17/25; 25T HC: 1st M Reed 46/47, 2nd D
Harley 45/47, 3rd R Nixon 31/32; 5 MAN
TM: G Lafferty, R Carter, A Ferguson, N
Clark, R Ellis 189/200; HG: K Jones
171/180; JNR DB: J Leahy 24/25.
Barellan 10-11-02
Hot (26): 15T DB HC NOV. TPY: 1st
K Polsen, 2nd L O’Reilly, 3rd N
McDermott, 4th B Irvin, 5th K
Whytcross; VET.: M Stanmore; JNR:
J Tait; LAD.: K Wardman; 20T DB
HC NOV. TPY: 1st S Pasasidero, 2nd
K Whytcross, 3rd G Tabain, 4th L
OíReilly, 5th R Lindsay; VET.: R
Rixon; JNR: J Tait; LAD.: K
Wardman; 10T 15M GR DB TPY: A:
1st K Whytcross, 2nd A Bound: B:
1st S Papasidero, 2nd M Stanmore,
C: 1st K Wardman,2nd A Gar; VET.:
D Lindsay; JNR: J Tait; LAD.: L
O’Reilly; OPEN HG: K Whytcross;
HG LAD.: K Wardman; JNR HG: J
Tait; VET. HG: M Stanmore; LES
DOW MEM. YEARLY AGGREGATE
TPY: Won by - K Whytcross.
Bega 27-10-02
Cold & Windy (20) - 25T H/C: 1st H
Seide 43/43, 2nd R Taylor 42/43, 3rd S
Seckar 27/28; 75T SZ CH/CH: O/A: N
Teale 120/125; AA: C Davis 118/125, 2nd
R Kearns 113/125; A: B Cooper 116/125,
2nd S Bennett 113/125; B: J Siede
112/125, 2nd D Shipton 104/125; C: R
Taylor 105/125, 2nd S Seckar 102/125;
H/G: B Cooper.
Bombala 16-11-02
Fine & windy (16): 5T DB HC EO: R
Belcher & T Roberts 5/5; 50T DB
HC BEDFORD SHIELD: 1st D
Badewitz 49/50, 2nd O Benson
47/50, 3rd R Belcher 46/50; 20T DB
CONT.: AA: 1st A Roberts 19/20,
2nd O Benson 17/20; A: 1st S McIntyre 20/20, 2nd D Badewitz 17/20;
B: 1st A Niesar 19/20, 2nd J Siede
18/20; C: 1st T Roberts 19/20, 2nd N
Badewitz 17/20; HG: D Badewitz.
Boorowa 26-10-02
Very Windy (15) - 25T H/C: 1st M
Campbell 25/25, 2nd C Croker
23/25, 3rd G Campbell 22/25; F/M:
D Percival 18/25; 25T D/B: O/A&A:
M Campbell 25/25; B: F Luccandra
25/25; C: C Luccandra 22/25; 25T
S/B C/D: N Privett 24/25, F Luccandra 23/25, M Campbell 23/25; 15PR
D/R C/S: O/A&A: G Campbell 25/30,
2nd N Privett 42/50; B: B Armour
23/30, 2nd I Crisp 19/30; C: D Percival 18/30; H/G:; N Privett 90/105.
Canberra International 27-10-02
Good - 25T D/B C/D 15M: D
Bennett, P Ewart, K Chiaverini, G
Rootes, R Van Beek, G Kable, J
Jasnos & B Skinner; 25T P/S SZ
CONT C/S: O/A: B Skinnner 99/99;
AA: G Kable 83/84, 2nd D Crane
48/50; A: P Ewart 96/99, 2nd C Milligan 73/75; B: J Finn 59/75, 2nd W
Smith 57/75; C: T Peterson 63/75,
2nd K White 53/75; 25T S/B SZ
CONT C/S: O/A: G Rootes 24/25; AA:
G Kable 25/27, 2nd M Lyons 24/27;
A: S Balogh 29/31, 2nd P Watchorn
28/31; B: J Finn 59/75, 2nd B Reliahovic 18/25; C: K White 14/25; 25T
D/B SZ CONT C/S: O/A: G Kable
75/75; AA: R Van Beek 74/75, 2nd G
Rootes 56/57; A: G Mills 25/25, 2nd
W Cameron 28/29; B: W Smith
24/25, 2nd B Reliahovic 20/25; C: K
White 21/25; H/G: G Rootes
159/161.
Canberra International 24-11-02
Good - 100T D/B C/S: O/A: W
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Albury-Wodonga
Clay Target Club Inc
Sunday, 12 January 2003 - 10.00am
Event 1: 50 Target Ball Trap Championship
Noms $20 L/V $14 Jnr $9
Event 2: 10 Target D/B Cash Divide
Noms $6
Event 3: 25 Target Albury/Wodonga Clay Target Club
Double Barrel Championship Noms $11 L/V $8 Jnr $5
Event 4: 25 Target Continental Championship
Noms $11 L/V $8 Jnr $5
All Championship Events pay O/A - 1st & 2nd each grade
High Gun trophy over full programme
Junior Award on Event 3 - Free noms to next shoot
$150 open order from Elks Hunting & Fishing for possible shot
over full programme
ALBURY/WODONGA CLAY TARGET CLUB USE & ENDORSE
GEMINI TRAPS ON ALL OUR DTL & BALL TRAP EVENTS
SKEET SHOOTERS
3 Days of Skeet
In response to popular demand our Australia Day Weekend
Skeet Shoot has now been extended to 3 days
Sponsored by Elks Hunting & Fishing and
Ian McGeoch Gunsmith
Cameron 98/100; AA: J Allan
95/100; A: H Klink 97/100; B: W
Smith 84/100; C: G Betar 89/102.
Blateman 25/25, 2nd W Barnes 24/26; B
& C: 1st G Larkings 24/26, 2nd J Rogers
23/26; HG: N Barnes.
Cecil Park 25-10-02
Cold (18) - 25T TRENCH C/D: A: A
Formosa, C Andrew & P Farrugia 22/25;
B: P Nikesitch & A Kopoulos 20/25; C: S
Tourgelis 19/25; 25PR D/T C/D: A: C
Andrew 32/50; B: D Perri 37/50; C: S
Tourgelis 33/50; 25T D/B C/T: O/A: N
Xenos 28/28; AA: D Perri 24/25, 2nd J
Frendo 22/25; A: M Bajada 25/25, 2nd A
Formosa 27/29; B: S Tourgelis 27/28,
2nd P Nikesitch 24/25.
Corowa 27-10-02
Fine & Mild (54) - 10T D/B C/D: 16 possibles; 30T D/B: O/A&AA: J Pearce
37/37, 2nd J Bergamin 32/33; A: P Wojtowyez 35/36, 2nd T Penny 31/32; B: P
Carol 36/37, 2nd D Harley 29/30; C: T
Little 46/48, 2nd C Rolston 45/48; 20T
H/C: 1st F Poidomari 27/27, 2nd L Wojtowyez 25/26, 3rd R Wojtowyez 24/25;
FED SHIELD: Corowa 95/100 ( M
Hollier 20/20, R Nixon 19/20, P Green
20/20, J Pearce 18/20 & T Pffieffer
18/20); 20T P/S: AA: J Bergamin
116/120, 2nd J Pearce 101/111; A&O/A:
N Clark 119/120, 2nd G Walls 59/60; B:
K Maurey 60/63, 2nd P Carol 59/60; C: J
Elkington 58/60, 2nd G Pegg 57/60; H/G:
N Clark 117/120.
Cooma 26-10-02
Cool & Windy (17) - 50T SK H/C: 1st R
Sands 111/111, 2nd D Power 110/111,
3rd G Misfud 85/86; 25PR SK DBLS
C/S: O/A: D Blewitt 52/56; A: D Power
45/50, 2nd G Petruska 43/50; B: G
Wright 47/50, 2nd D Badewitz 45/50; C:
R Sands 39/50, 2nd N Badewitz 37/50.
Cooma 9-11-02
Fine & windy (20): 5 PR DR EO: N Brady
10/10; D Blewitt, & J Norris 9/10; 15 PR DR:
OA: J Norris 35/40; A: 1st M Norris 27/30,
2nd D Blewitt 23/30; B: 1st B Deacon 26/30,
2nd R Nichols 22/30; C: 1st K Titilebach
24/30, E Osolins 21/30; 25T HC: 1stE Osolins
29/29, 2nd J Richardson 28/29, 3rd M Norris
27/28; FM: W De-Smet 24/25; HG: M Norris
59/65.
Condobolin 3-11-02
Hot & sunny (13): 10T EO: N Barnes, A
Boyd, G Bateman 10/10; 25T DB: AA &
A: 1st W Barnes 25/25, 2nd G Blaidman
38/39; B & C: 1st G Larkings 25/25, 2nd
J Rogers 20/25; 50T PS: AA & A: 1st N
Barnes 157/162, 2nd C Williams
144/150; B & C: 1st G Larkings 132/150,
2nd J Rogers 119/150; OA: J Caltabiano
158/160; 25T CONT.: AA & A: 1st C
Cecil Park 9-11-02
Fine (16): 50T SK CD: AA: M Morgan
49/50; A: R Faber 50/50; B: R Satara
47/50; C: W Chalmers 39/50; 50T SK CS:
OA: M Morgan 55/55; AA: 1st J Lucchitti 54/55, 2nd P Vella 49/50; A: 1st P
Kouroupis 48/50, 2nd B Buhagiar 47/50;
B: 1st R Satara 49/50, 2nd D Watchorn
45/50; C: 1st P Oswald 42/50, 2nd S
Newcombe 42/50.
Cecil Park 10-11-02
Fine (11): 50T DT 25PR CT: 1st E
Kavanagh 33/50, 2nd M Davis & L
Pezzano 31/50; 100T ISSF SK CT: OA: L
Pezzano 108/125; 1st Z Dettori 80/100,
2nd A Santangelo 74/100, 3rd K
Alzuibaidi 56/100; 100T TR CT: OA: B
Kelly 110/125+3/3; A: 1st P Farrugia
87/100, 2nd R Cangiano 76/100; B: 1st M
Carta 110/125 + 2/3, 2nd R Carr 81/100;
C: 1st E Zadro 69/100; JNR: A Miller
84/100.
25, 26 & 27 January 2003
Saturday, 25 Jan - 10am Start
Event 1: 25 Target Skeet Cash Divide Noms $11 L/V $8 Jnr $5
Event 2: 75 Target Elks Hunting & Fishing
Skeet Championship
Noms $25 L/V $18 Jnr $14
Event 3: 50 Target Skeet Handicap
Noms $20 L/V $14 Jnr $9
Sunday, 26 Jan - 10am Start
Event 4: 50 Target ALBURY/WODONGA
Skeet Championship
Noms $20 L/V $14 Jnr $9
Event 5: 100 Target CITY OF ALBURY Skeet Championship
(Sponsored by Ian McGeoch Gunsmith)
Noms $30 L/V $22 Jnr $16
Monday, 27 Jan - 10am Start
Event 6: 50 Target Ettamogah Skeet
Championship
Noms $20 L/V $14 Jnr $9
Event 7: 50 Target Elks Hunting & Fishing Skeet Doubles
Graded High Gun over Events 1-5 – 1/2 case shells each
grade + overall sash
High Gun Trophy Events 1-5 for Lady, Veteran & Junior
(Provided minimum 3 in each section)
Overall High Gun over Events 6-7 – sash & 1/2 case
shells (Sponsored by Tom Harris)
All Championship Events pay O/A, 1st & 2nd each grade
Camping facilities available
President: Reg Petts (02) 6040 1133 (BH) / (02) 6025 1239 (AH)
Secretary: Ross Carter 0419 449 465 / (02) 6025 2294 (AH)
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2 DAY ANNIVERSARY
OPEN SHOOT
Bathurst Gun Club
King of the Mount
Sulman Park, Mt Panorama
Saturday, 1 February 2003 10am
Event 1: 20 Target D/B Eye Opener $10.00
Event 2: 50 Target D/B King of the Moment Championship $30.00
Overall Sash
1st, 2nd in each grade
Event 3: 30 Target Bathurst White Wood Warehouse
Handicap $25.00
Trophies
1st to 5th Furniture & Trophies
Sunday, 2 February 2003 9am
Event 4: 15 Target D/B Eye Opener $7.00
Event 5: 90 Target Eric Troy Memorial
King of the Mount Champion of Champions $45.00
Overall 1st, 2nd in each grade
Total Noms $117
Junior Noms $75
Overall High Gun on Events 1 to 5 Sash & Case of Shells
LUCKY DRAW FOR ALL SHOOTERS WHO SHOOT THE FULL
PROGRAM, PRIZE DONATED
BY THE HORSLEY PARK GUN SHOP
For further information, contact President Les Aberley 6331 3791
(AH) or Secretary Peter Haley 6355 1117
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program without notice
January 2003
CANBERRA INTERNATIONAL
CLAY TARGET CLUB Inc
Southern Zone Night Continental
Championships
Saturday 25th January Practice 6.00pm
Start Dark
25 tgt Southern Zone Continental D/B
Championship
$13.00
O/sweeps $1.00
Event 2 25 tgt Southern Zone Continental S/B
Championship
$13.00
O/sweeps $1.00
Event 3 25 tgt Southern Zone Continental P/S
Championship
$13.00
O/sweeps $1.00
Overall each event Sash and Trophy
1st and 2nd in each Grade Trophy
High Gun for Saturday Night
Event 1
AUSTRALIA DAY OPEN SHOOT
Sunday 26th January Start 10.00am
Event 4
Event 5
20 tgt D/B Cash Divide
$10.00
25 tgt P/S Australia Day Championship
$13.00
O/sweep $1.00
Event 6 25 tgt S/B Australia Day
Championship
$13.00
O/sweep $1.00
Event 7 25 tgt D/B Australia Day
Championship
$13.00
O/sweep $1.00
Overall each event Badge and Trophy
1st and 2nd in each Grade Trophy
High Gun for Sunday
Ladies, Junior and Veterans Reduced Noms
Total Noms $88.00 + $6.00 O/S
CANTEEN FACILITIES AVAILABLE
Further information call Geoff on 0419 984 240 or Garry on (02) 62887045
NOTE SHOOT WILL BE POSTPONED IN THE CASE OF A TOTAL FIRE BAN
Crookwell 16-11-02
Fine & windy (17): 25T DB: AA: P
Wildman 24/25;A: P Mahoney 25/25; B:
D Cromack 21/25; C: A McDonald 24/25;
50T PS CONT. CS: AA: 1st K Chiaverini
143/150, 2nd D Anderson 142/150; A: 1st
D Loane 136/150, 2nd N Privett
133/150; B: 1st I Crisp 123/150, 2nd D
Cromack 122/150; C: 1st A McDonald
110/150, 2nd G Waters 100/150; 10PR
DR: AA: A Pagett 19/20; A: D Loane
17/20; B: D Cromack 15/20; C: G Waters
15/20; OA HG: K Chiaverini 182/190.
Dorrigo 3-11-02
Fine but windy (23): 25T DB CD 15M:
AA: J Farrell, C Cunningham 25/25, J
Cunningham Snr 23; A: B Cameron
25/25, B Moncrieff 24/25, P Smith 23/25;
B: P McGuire, B Baxter 23/25, R
Wesslink 21/25; C: M Beaumont 24/25,
D Casbolt 21/25; 25T DB PS CS 15M:
OA: A Stoles 74/75; AA: J Cunningham
Snr 72/75, J farrell 69/75, 2nd B Aitchison 72/75; B: R Wesslink 72/75, W
Lasker 69/75; C: D Casbolt 63/75, M
Beaumont 63/75; 25T SB CD 15M: AA: J
Farrell 24/25, J Cunningham Snr, C
Cunningham 23/25; A: P Smith 23/25,J
Cunningham Jnr 22/25, A Stokes 21/25;
B: P McGuire 25/25, W Lasker 23/25, B
Baxter 19/25; C: M Beaumont 21/25, B
Marjoram 19/25, R Naylor 18/25; 25T
DB CONT. 15M CD: AA: J Cunningham
Snr, C Cunningham 24/25, J Farrell
23/25; A: A Stokes 25/25, J Cunningham
Jnr 24/25, B Aithchison, B M oncrieff, P
Smith 23/25; B: P McGuire, W Lasker
24/25, R Wesslink 23/25; C: M Beaumont, R Naylor 21/25, D Casbolt 19/25;
HG: A Stokes 166/174.
Downside 26-10-02
Fine & Cool (30) - 100T D/B C/S: O/A: J
Vardanega 99/101, 2nd R Moore 98/101,
3rd P Kenyon 97/100; AA: D Caccioppoli
96/100; A: C Ceely 92/100; B: L Blake
January 2003
89/100; C: J Scott 91/100; RZ NIGHT
25T D/B C/S: O/A: W Storer 30/30, 2nd
D Caccioppoli 29/30, 3rd S Ravenscroft
28/29; AA: R Blake 23/25; A: P Kenyon
24/25; B: M Montelone 19/25; C: J Scott
20/25; RZ NIGHT 25T P/S C/S: O/A: P
Kenyon 71/75, 2nd D Caccioppoli 70/75,
3rd B Wignall 69/75; AA: J Vardanega
66/75; A: B Tye 68/75; B: M Montelone
54/75; C: S Ravenscroft 61/75; H/G: P
Kenyon 193/200.
Glen Innes 2-11-02
Sunny & warm (42): 25T PS: AA: R
Vidal, G Baxter, A Skinner 74/75; A: D
Cunninghame, G Smith, B Cameron
71/75; B: C Coldham 72/75, B Finch
71/75, C Bloxsome 69/75; C: B Cowin
62/75, I Larkings 61/75, T Durkin 58/78;
OA: G Baxter 218/220; AA: 1st R Vidal
217/220, 2nd A Skinner 195/200; A: 1st
G Smith 194/200, 2nd B Sweeney
211/220; B: 1st B Finch 195/200, 2nd C
Bloxsome 186/200; C: 1st B Cowin
168/200, 2nd I Larkings 164/200; HG: G
Baxter 198/200.
Glen Innes 2-11-02
Warm & sunny (42): 25T DB: AA: A
Futter, R Vidal, J poole, T Schneider, G
Baxter 25/25; A: B Sweeney 25/25, 2nd
M Wade, G Smith, P Brummel, G
Wright, R Larkings 24/25; B: 1st G
Conwell, C Bloxsome 25/25, 2nd H
Finch, B Finch, D MacTaggart, B
Durkin 24/25; C: 1st T Durkin, I Larkings 20/25, 2nd B Cowin 18/25; 25T PS:
AA: 1st C Venter 75/75, 2nd R Vidal, T
Schneider 74/75; A: 1st G Smith, N
Campion, M Ellis, B Sweeney 74/75, 2nd
D Cunninghame 73/75; B: 1st B Finch
75/75, 2nd C Bloxsome, P Raspisarda
70/75; C: 1st B Cowin 66/75, 2nd T
Durkin, I Larkings 61/75; 25T DB: AA:
1st R Vidal, G Baxter, T Brown 25/25; A:
1st G Smith, N Campion, R Larkings, B
Sweeney 25/25; B: 1st B Finch 25/25,
KEMPSEY CLAY
TARGET CLUB INC
Armidale Rd, Kempsey NSW 2440
Sunday, January 19, 2003
commencing 10.00 am
25 target Double Barrel C/D
$10.00
100 target Double Barrel
$40.00
“Century Batteries 100”
$500.00 prize money
Optional Sweep $8.00
25 target Double Barrel
Handicap C/D
$10.00
Special thanks to Century Battiers, Yuasa
and Fuchs for supporting the
Century Batteries 100 event.
BBQ Lunch, refreshment and Ammunition available
Fresh Seafood Raffle
Any enquiries please phone:
Ted Baker, President, 02 6562 6773 or
Lesley Baker, Secretary, 02 6562 6126
Visitors to Kempsey Club will be made most welcome.
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Cecil Park CTC
Mater Dei
Fund Raiser Shoot
Monday, 27 January 2003
Event 1: 25 Tgt Continental Graded AA, A, B, C
Trophies Donated by Sponsors
Noms $25.00
Event 2: 25 Tgt D/B Graded AA, A, B, C
Noms $25.00
Event 3: 25 Tgt Pts Graded AA, A, B, C
Noms $25.00
OVERALL HIGH GUN OVER EVENTS 1, 2 & 3
1 CASE OF 500 - 12G SHOT SHELLS
BBQ LUNCH AVAILABLE, SOFT DRINKS &
AMMUNITION FOR SALE ON GROUNDS
Club Phone: (02) 9826 1399 Club Fax: (02) 9826 1933
Dave McLeod - President (02) 9625 8631 (Home)
Barbara McLeod - Secretary (02) 9625 8631 (Home)
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January 2003
2nd C Bloxsome, B Durkin 24/25; C: 1st
I Larkings, B Cowin 22/25, 2nd T
Durkin 21/25.
Headon 42/50; 10PR D/R C/D: D Arandt
& L M Grath 18/20; 10T S/B H/C: S Gee
10/10; H/G: S Gee 149/160.
Goulburn 10-11-02
Warm & breezy (40): 30T DB CS: OA: A
Jovanovic 83/83; AA: 1st A Christou
82/83, 2nd J Webster 78/79; A: 1st P
Ewart 53/54, 2nd H Klink 46/47; B: 1st
J Hunt 41/42, C Bishop 29/30; C: 1st T
Nsalon 33/36, 2nd A McDonald 32/36;
30T SB CS: OA: A Christou 30/31; AA:
1st L Cuzner 29/31, 2nd R Smith 32/34;
A: 1st H Klink 38/41, 2nd P Ewart
37/41; B: 1st W Smith 29/30, 2nd R
Williams 23/30; C: 1st T Nealon 26/30, E
Hunt 22/30; 20T HC: 1st H Klink 51/51,
2nd K Gault 50/51, 3rd M Holland
44/45, 4th A Christou 43/44, 5th A
Pagett 35/36; 30T PS CS: OA: F Roberts
110/111; AA: 1st K Nealon 107/111, 2nd
A Pagett 97/99; A: 1st A Konstankopoulos 100, 2nd N Privett 99/100; B: 1st C
Bishop 113/117, 2nd J Hunt 112/117; C:
1st R Churchill 77, 2nd E Hunt 76/90;
HG: OA: K Nealon; INTER.: M Holland;
JNR: R Smith; LAD.: K Gault.
Hermidale 26&27-10-02
Moderate Breeze (56&64) - 10T E/O: T
Neill, J Rae, B Powell, W Dewhurst, C
Reid, L Bowanno, L Knight, K Brodin, G
Currans, B Powell, R Machul, B Machul
& B Manns; 25T S/B: AA: L Knight
25/25, 2nd I Piddington 41/42; A: M Rae
24/25, 2nd B Powell 28/30; B: G Kilmartin 24/25, 2nd S Monaghan 22/25; C:
D Betts 23/27, 2nd D Hamiton 22/27;
25T D/B C/S: AA: M Heywood 27/28, 2nd
L Knight 105/106; A: R Machul 52/53,
2nd G Currans 51/53; B: R Fitzalan
24/25, 2nd S Monaghan 24/26; C: D
Hamilton 24/25, 2nd J Rae 24/26; O/A: C
Knight 28/28; 25T P/S: AA: R Brodin
74/75, 2nd B Manns 73/75; A: C Knight
75/78, 2nd G Jones 73/75; B: G Marriott
65/75, 2nd T Neill 60/75; C: K Brodin
66/75, 2nd D Newbigging 61/75; 25T
D/B H/C: 1st K Brodin 25/25, 2nd B
Haywood 24/25, 3rd P Woolcock 26/28,
4th B Powell 25/28, 5th B Manns 24/27,
FM: D Newbigging 22/25; 20PR D/R:
AA: L Knight 53/60, 2nd B Machul
52/60; A: C Knight 33/40, 2nd L Finlay
32/40; B: B Heywood 29/40, 2nd R Newbigging 28/40; C: D Newbigging 33/40,
2nd W Straughton 30/40; H/G: O/A: L
Knight 189/200; AA: B Manns 184/200;
A: C Knight 184/200; B: B Heywood
158/200; C: D Betts 159/200; JNR: K
Brodin 169/200; VET: G Marriott
153/200.
Grafton 10-11-02
Very Hot (35) - 25T D/B C/D: AA: M
Hickey, J Pirlo, G Sweeney, T Brown, P
Holmes, J Sleightholme & K Thompson
25/25; A: B Aitchison, R Riley & B
Sweeney 25/25, 2nd A Pirlo, B Finch &
G Mengel 24/25; B: R Wesslink 25/25,
2nd T Watts & T Wunderlich 24/25; C: G
Warner 24/25, 2nd R Naylor 23/25; 30T
MXD: O/A: K Thompson 124/125; AA: M
Hickey 123/125, 2nd P Holmes 50/50; A:
N Campion 98/100, 2nd B Finch 97/100;
B: P McGuire 48/50, 2nd T Burke 46/50;
C: G Warner 46/50, 2nd R Naylor 44/50;
50T D/B C/S: O/A: G Sweeney 71/71; AA:
M Hickey 70/71, 2nd J Sleigholme
52/53; A: B Finch 49/50, 2nd P Smith
65/67; B: T Burke 69/71, 2nd P McGuire
68/71; C: G Warner 43/50, 2nd I Duncan
40/50; H/G: M Hickey 125/125; LAD: C
Riley 106/125; VET: P Smith 120/125;
JNR: J Pirlo 118/125.
Grenfell 10-11-02
Hot & Windy (10) - 25T D/B C/D GRD:
A: A Drogemuller 24/25, 2nd B Ricketts
19/25; B: G Gault 21/25, 2nd W Schaefer
18/25; 25T P/S C/S: O/A&B: W Schaefer
68/75, 2nd D Geddes 59/75; A: P Barnes
67/75, 2nd A Drogemuller 66/75; 15PR
CZ C/S: O/A&A: A Drogemuller 29/30,
2nd P Barnes 27/30; B: G Gault 20/30,
2nd W Schaefer 19/30; 25T H/C: A Drogemuller 25/29, 2nd B Ricketts 26/31,
3rd P Barnes 25/31; H/G: A Drogemuller
140/155.
Guyra 27-10-02
Very Cold & Windy (29) - 10T D/B GRD
C/D: AA: C Hayes, K McBean, A Futter
& B Rumbel 10/10; A: C Varley 10/10, M
Ellis, K Bourke & G Wilson 9/10; B: J
Marshall & J Hayes 10/10, A McManus
9/10; C: I Larkings 9/10, J Carlon 8/10;
50T D/B C/S: O/A: C Hayes 94/94; AA: A
Skinner 93/94, 2nd M McInnes 85/86; A:
M Ellis, 2nd R Larkings; B: J Simpson,
2nd J Hayes; C: T Bourke, 2nd J Carlon;
25T P/S C/S: O/A: B Ping Kee 81/81; AA:
A Skinner 75/75; A: G Wilson 80/81, 2nd
R Larkings 72/78; B: T McInnes 64/75,
2nd J Marshall 63/75; C: J Larkings
68/75, 2nd J Carlon 51/75; CH/CH 18M:
O/A: C Hayes 50/50; AA: A Skinner
49/50, 2nd B Rumbel 73/75; A: G Wilson
49/50, 2nd R Larkings 48/50; B: A
McManus 45/50, 2nd J Marshall 42/50;
C: J Carlon 33/50, 2nd J Larkings 30/50;
OAHG: C Hayes 184/185.
Hay 3-11-02
Very Windy (19) - 10T PTS E/O C/D
CONT: P Sing; 20T PTS D/B CONT C/S:
A&O/A: D Sullivan 60/63; AA: S Thompson 59/63; B: D Arandt 54/60; C: G
Headon 41/60; 50T D/B LEO HEADON
MEM C/S: AA&O/A: S Gee 50/50; A: R
Traill 47/50; B: G Davies 49/55; C: G
January 2003
Junee 27-10-02
Fine (23) - 10T D/B CONT E/O: K Longmore, D Metzler, A Garlick, B Ricketts &
G Burton 10/10; 50T D/B CONT C/S:
O/A: D Wakem 51/51; AA: A Wright
49/50; A: D Power 49/50; B: G Gault
50/51; C: A Baldry 42/50; 25T P/S TWR
C/D: K Longmore 72/75, W Burton
70/75, A Garlick 66/75; H/G: K Longmore 130/135.
Kempsey 18-10-02
Hot & Sunny (13) - 25T D/B C/D 15M:
AA: B Jones, N McDonnell & R Wright
25/25; A: D Wyllie, R Moore & P
Pritchard 24/25; B: K McWhirter, B
Neill & A McWhirter 24/25; C: J Gosling
22/25, D Curtis 17/25; 25T P/S C/D 15M:
AA: R Wright 74/75, N McDonnell 72/75,
B Jones 66/75; A: D Wyllie 70/75, P
Pritchard 65/75, R Moore 61/75; B: A
McWhirter 72/75, B Neill 64/75, R
Moore 61/75; C: J Gosling 59/75, D
Curtis 50/75; 25T D/B H/C C/D: 1st R
Wright 24/25, 2nd B Jones 25/27, 3rd D
Wyllie 24/27; 10PR D/R 15M C/D: AA: B
Jones 18/20, N McDonnell & R Wright
17/20; A: R Moore 16/20, D Wyllie 15/20,
F Buchanan 14/20; B: K McWhirter
17/20, A McWhiter 16/20, B Neill 14/20;
C: J Gosling 13/20; H/G: R Wright
140/145.
Illawarra 3-11-02
Hot & Windy (20) - 5 MAN TEAM: 1st K
Perkins, W Higginbotham, J Dematos,
M Bajada & P Farrugia 1434/1500; 2nd
F Rapley, A Roe, J Maxwell, S Cassar &
R Haggart 1382/1500; O/A: J Maxwell
294/300; AA: N Xenos 293/300; A: M
Bajada 279/300; B: D Brenton 238/300;
C: J Hugo 249/300.
Marconi 25-10-02
Cool Night (30) - 20T P/S GRD
SWEEPS: AA: 2x60, 1x58; A: 1x59, 1x57,
1x56; B: 1x58, 1x55, 1x50; C: 2x41, 1x39;
50T D/B: AA: M Navara 49/50, 2nd M
Crews 45/50; A: D Tatam 46/50, 2nd
Ziad A 45/50; B: T Themistouleos 45/50,
2nd T Zekyrias 43/50; C: G Grelak
36/50, 2nd J Gouskos 34/50; H/G: M
Navara 105/110.
Marconi 27-10-02
Fine (42) - 20T D/B GRD SWEEPS: AA:
3x20; A: 1x20, 4x19; B: 1x20, 2x19; C:
Cecil Park CTC
SHOOT
PROGRAM
JANUARY 2003
Wednesday, 8th January 2003
12 Noon Grounds open for practice DTL, Skeet & ISSF
Friday, 10th January 2003 - 6.30pm
30 Tgt P/S, 30 Tgt S/B Jackpot shoot will operate
Saturday, 11th January 2003
12 Noon 100 Tgt Skeet & C/Ship
Sunday, 12th January 2003
10.00am start ISSF O/Trap, ISSF Skeet & D/Trap
Christmas Shoot
12 Noon Grounds open for DTL, Skeet & ISSF
20 Pr D/D S/Ptnr; 25 Pr D/Rise Jackpot shoot
will operate
10.00am Grounds open for DTL, Skeet, 5 Stand & ISSF
Wednesday, 22nd January 2003
60 Tgt D/B Jackpot shoot will operate
12 Noon 100 Tgt Pts Shot in 4 rounds of 25
10.00am Grounds open for DTL, Skeet, 5 Stand & ISSF
5 Stand every 4th Sunday, Score of 64 and better over
any 3 rounds will receive 4 pkts of cartridges
Monday, 27th January 2003
Charity Shoot - see separate CTSN
Friday, 31st January 2003 - 6.30pm
25 Tgt S/B, 50 Tgt Pts Jackpot shoot will operate
Dave McLeod - President
Club Phone: (02) 9826 1399
Barbara McLeod - Secretary
Ph: (02) 9625 8631. Fax: (02) 9826 1933
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GLEN INNES CLAY
TARGET CLUB
Combined Open Shoot
February 2003
Saturday 1st Feb. Sapphire Open DTL
Sunday 2nd Feb. Sporting Clays Open
SATURDAY - 9:30am Start
Event 1: 25T Graded DB Cash Divide 15 m
Event 2: 30T Medley Championship (10DB,10SB & 10PS) 15m
Event 3: 50T Sapphire Trophy 15m
Overall sapphire
1st & 2nd each grade - Sapphire
3rd each grade - Trophy
Event 4: 25 T G.I.C.T.C Point Score Championship 15m
Macansh Tin Tray on this Event
$12
$20
$30
$15
Events 2,& 4 O/A Sash & Trophy
1st each grade badge & trophy
2nd & 3rd each grade trophy
Graded optional sweeps.
* Overall High Gun Sash & Perrazzi Australia Prepetual High Gun Trophy
* Graded High Guns Trophy
* Ladies Juniors & Veterans High Gun Trophy
* Nominations are $77.00 Including O/S
* Ladies and Juniors 60% Nominations
* Canterbury Voice Release Phono Pulls
* 130 Fluro Targets
SUNDAY- 9:00am “Round the Rocks for Sash & Cash”
4 rounds of 25 targets
O/A Sash & Cash
1st & 2nd each Grade Cash
Noms $40
Under SSAA Conditions
The club reserves the right to alter the Programme
12KM SOUTH OF GLEN INNES ON THE NEW ENGLAND H’WAY AT THE
‘STONEHENGE RECREATION GROUNDS’
All Inquiries:
President: Monte Klingner
(02) 6734 4121
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Secretary: Charlie
Coldham (02) 67347213
Treasurer: Greg Wright
(02) 6732 1148
January 2003
2x17, 1x16; 30T P/S: AA: J Crompton
90/90, 2nd M Navara 89/90; A: L Trew
86/90, 2nd L Scott 95/102; B: T Themistocleous 86/90, 2nd S Newcombe 84/90;
C: V Mercuai 72/90, 2nd A Luke 67/90;
50T CONT D/B: AA: J Crompton 51/54,
N Louges 50/54; A: Ziad A 48/51, 2nd D
Tatam 47/51; B: R Violi 54/60, 2nd S
Newcombe 53/60; C: V Mercuri 42/50,
2nd D Cali 41/50; H/G: J Crompton
157/160.
57/75, 3rd A Byrne 56/75; B: I Dower
71/75, 2nd J Absalom 69/78, 3rd E
McCullough 68/78; C: T Wilson 67/75,
2nd A Rullo 60/75, 3rd R Aird 51/75;25T
S/B C/S: AA: K Bruns 25/25, 2nd C
Weaver 25/26, 3rd G Finis 24/26; A: J
Vanroy 24/30, 2nd GA Smith 23/30, 3rd
A Byrne 15/25; B: G Manuel 21/25, 2nd
E McCullough 20/25, 3rd W Perry 19/25;
C: A Rullo 22/25, 2nd T Wilson 18/25,
3rd R Aird 16/25.
Marconi 8-11-02
Fine Night (30) - 20T P/S GRD
SWEEPS: AA: 2x60, 1x59; A: 1x60, 1x56,
1x55; B: 1x55, 1x52, 1x50; C: 1x52, 1x49,
1x40; 50T D/B: AA: G Yarak 48/50, 2nd
M Navara 51/55; A: M Gomes 50/50, 2nd
T Chryss 49/50; B: J Soulis 47/50, 2nd G
Poulios 45/50; C: M Michalakis 38/50,
2nd J Gouskos 35/50; H/G: G Yarak
108/110.
Narrabri 14-9-02
Fine & breezy : 10T PS: T Caldwell. 5
Poss.: 30T DB CS: OA: M McInnes; AA:
1st G Harvey, 2nd S Osborne; A: 1st T
Caldwell, 2nd B Holcombe; B: 1st C
Mitchell, 2nd A McManus; C: 1st T
McInnes, 2nd S Belfield; 30T PS CS:
OA: M McInnes; AA: 1st T Atkinson, 2nd
G Carlyon; A: 1st R Haug, 2nd T Caldwell; B: 1st A McManus, 2nd C Mitchell;
C: 1st T McInnes, 2nd S Belfield; 30T
CASH EV. DB: OA: M McInnes; AA: 1st
J Sleightholme, 2nd G Baylis; A: 1st F
OíNiell, 2nd T Caldwell; B: 1st B
Williams, 2nd S Boydell; C: 1st B Kelly,
2nd T McInnes.
Marconi 10-11-02
Fine but Very Windy (29) - 25T P/S GRD
SWEEPS: AA: 1x70, 1x61; A: 1x71, 1x64,
1x50; B: 1x64, 2x63; C: 1x63, 1x58, 1x44;
50T D/B: AA: P Athanasopoulos 46/50,
2nd N Lougas 44/50; A: Ziad, A 47/50,
2nd D Salvaggio 40/50; B: A Chahrouk
40/50, 2nd G Agostino 35/50; C: J
Agostino 38/50, 2nd G Veniza 37/51.
Moulamein 27-10-02
Fine, Mild & Very Windy (23) - 10T D/B
E/O S/S: A Rullo, G Broad, S Weaver &
C Peach 10/10; 25T D/B C/S: AA: C
Weaver 79/79, 2nd K Bruns 78/79, 3rd G
Finis 50/51; A: M Kenny 52/53, 2nd J
Vanroy 23/28, 3rd A Byrne 21/25; B: E
McCullough 25/25, 2nd J Absalom
23/25, 3rd G Manuel 22/25; C: T Wilson
34/39, 2nd K Murtikos 33/39, 3rd A
Rullo 23/28; 25T P/S C/S: AA: M Kenny
71/75, 2nd C Weaver 70/75, 3rd G Finis
68/75; A: GA Smith 60/75, 2nd J Vanroy
Narrabri 15-9-02
Fine & breezy: 10T PS: J Sleightholme +
6 Poss.: 30T SB CS: OA: McInnes; AA:
1st D White, 2nd G Harvey; A: 1st R
Haug, 2nd F O’Neill; B: 1st B Williams,
2nd C Mitchell; C: 1st T McInnes, 2nd P
White; 30T HC: OA: M McInnes; AA: 1st
D White, 2nd G Harvey; A: 1st R Haug,
2nd F O’Niell; B: 1st B Williams, 2nd C
Mitchell; C: 1st T McInnes, 2nd P White;
30T HC: 1st G Harvey, 2nd D White, 3rd
T Caldwell, 4th C Mitchell, 5th J Marshall; 15PR DR CS: OA: M McInnes; AA:
1st J Sleightholme, 2nd D White; A: 1st
F Hedley, 2nd S Crain; B: 1st A Vine,
2nd H Faris; C: 1st S Gall, 2nd S
Belfield; HG: OA: M McInnes 232; AA: D
Newcastle
White 231; A: F Hedley 222; B: C
Mitchell 222/240; C: T McInnes 211.
Narromine
Light Breeze (13) - 10T E/O: E Lyne &
M Beahan 10/10; 20T: M Beahan 19/20,
2nd C Woods, K Lyne & E Miles 18/20;
20T S/B: M Beahan 18/20, 2nd K Lyne &
E Miles 17/20; 20T P/S: L George 54/60,
2nd K Lyne & L Grech 52/60; 10PR D/R:
M Beahan 16, T Barnett, K Lyne, K
Anderson & L Grech 12.
Newcastle Lake Macquarie 5-10-02
Fine (32) - 100T TRENCH: O/A: F
Minici 108/125, 2nd R Carr 94/125, 3rd
D Cangiano 93/125; A: J Coaker 70/100;
B: G Foster 68/100; C: E Zadro 65/100;
600T TRENCH CHALLENGE: O/A: F
Minici 532/600, 2nd R Cangiano
499/600, 3rd K Coaker 479/600, 4th G
Foster 461/600, 5th R Carr 451/600, 6th
D Cangiano 411/600; 40T MXD: A: K
Lonsdale 80/80; B: B Binstead 73/80; C:
G Scott 36/80; 40T MXD: A: P Jackson
73/95, 2nd K Lonsdale 81/95; B: D
Goodwin 52/60, 2nd K Davey 51/60; C: G
Naggar 38/60, 2nd G Scott 35/60; 20PR
D/D: 1st K Morgan & N Tshirpig 16/21,
2nd J Jenkins & G Scott 15/21.
Newcastle Lake Macquarie 20-10-02
Windy & Sunny (43) - AA: F Searles
88/100, 2nd G Condran 86/100, 3rd B
Clifton 84/100; A: N Newbury 84/100,
2nd D Robinson 82/100, 3rd MD Ferguson 106/133; B: P Pemberton 79/100,
2nd M Poon 79/100, 3rd T Wright
76/100; C: R Ward 73/100, 2nd H Dellarla 72/100, 3rd K Wicks 71/100; LADS:
A Condban 55/100; JNR: B Ward 73/100;
VET: J Dunn 72/100.
Newcaslte Lake Macquarie 2-11-02
Windy (22) - 50T MXD: AA: M Ling
91/100, 2nd K Lonsdale 90/100; A: B
100 TARGET
FIVE STAND SHOOT
WHEN: Sunday, 5th January 2003
WHERE: Newcastle Lake Macquarie
CTC
START: 9.30am
2 DAY OPEN
DTL SHOOT
Clay Target Club
Saturday, 1st & Sunday, 2nd
February 2003
Saturday 9.30am Start
Event 1:
Event 2:
Event 3:
25 Tgt P/Score
30 Tgt S/Barrel Championship
50 Tgt D/Barrel Championship
AA, A, B, C, 1st, 2nd
AA, A, B, C, 1st, 2nd, O/A Sash
Sunday 9.30am Start
Event 4:
Event 5:
Event 6:
30 Tgt Medley (D/B, S/B, P/S)
50 Tgt P/Score Championship
15 Pair D/Rise
Open Noms: $70.00 per day (Junior and Veterans 70% of open noms)
2/DAY H/GUNS SASH’S AA, A, B, C, L, J, V
Events 1 to 6 count for H/Gun
COME ALONG AND TAKE PART IN A GREAT WEEKEND
Food, refreshments, cartridges, campsites and hot showers available
Committee reserves the right to alter programme
January 2003
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$2,000 CASH
ILLAWARRA GUN CLUB
Summer Shoot
Sunday, 2 February 2003 - 9.00am
1.
2.
3.
25 Tgt D/B Cash Divide - Noms $15.00
25 Tgt P/S Cash Trophy Event - Noms $25.00
Overall Winner - $150.00
1st Each Grade $100.00 cash
2nd Each Grade $50.00 cash
50 Tgt D/B Cash Trophy Event - Noms $35.00
“Ern Webb 1000”
Overall Winner - $400.00 Cash & Trophy
2nd Overall - $200.00
1st Each Grade $150.00
2nd Each Grade $50.00 cash
OVERALL HIGH GUN - 500 SHELLS
ILLAWARRA GUN CLUB
Bong Bong Road, West Dapto
Canteen Facilities —- Ammunition Available
President: Fred Rapley (02) 4285 3177 (home)
or 0408 621509
Vice President - Brad Webb (02) 4229 1915 (work)
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January 2003
Morgan 92/100, 2nd K Morgan 91/100;
B: J Jenkins 86/100, 2nd G Bartlett
85/100; C: D Goodwin 84/100, 2nd K
Hugo 77/100; 30T MED: AA: K Lonsdale
59/65, 2nd D White 58/65; A: K Morgan
46/50, 2nd P Jackson 42/50; B: G
Bartlett 47/50, 2nd J Jenkins 45/50; C:
K Hugo 46/50, 2nd D Goodwin 40/50;
20T MXD MET: AA: K Lonsdale 20/23;
A: P Poile 20/23; B: G Bartlett 17/20; C:
D Goodwin 21/22.
D/B H/C: W Jones 25/25, 2nd R Wakem
24/25, 3rd S Humphreys 24/25; 25T P/S
15M GRD: O/A&AA: N Nugent 74/75; A:
K Neill 71/75; B: W Neill 70/75; C: J
Wood 66/75; 25T S/B 15M GRD: O/A: N
McDonnell; AA: N Nugent 24/25; A: R
Wakem 24/25; B: W Neill 22/25; C: B
Crane 21/25; 25T CONT 15M GRD: AA:
N McDonnell 25/25; A: K Neill 25/25; B:
R Abrahams 25/25; C: J Wood 25/25; 5T
M/U POOL P/S: K Neill & R Wakem.
NSW 2-10-02
CHARLES HLAVATY SK H/C: 1st C
Taverna.
Shoalhaven 10-11-02
Rain & cold (45): EO : C Rowlands, P
Schreiber, J Crompton, G Croker, L
Cook, M Gscwend, D Byrne, G Keir; 25T
SB: AA: 1st G Kennerson, 2nd J Crompton; A: 1st P Schreiber, 2nd R Ehlers; B:
1st J McMillan, 2nd F Tot; C: 1st G
Bahyer, 2nd A Shiels; 50T PS: AA: 1st J
Crompton, 2nd W Higgenbotham; A: 1st
R Ehlers, 2nd L Stalling; B: 1st J McMillan, 2nd F Tot; C: 1st A Sheils, 2nd G
Banyer; 25T DB: AA: 1st J Crompton,
2nd C Rowlands; A: 1st R Ehlers, 2nd P
Schreiber; B: 1st G Tebbut, 2nd D Loose;
C: 1st T Frazier, 2nd G Banyer; OA HG:
AA: J Crompton 186; A: R Ehlers 180; B:
J McMillan 164; C: A Shiels 176.
NSW 5-10-02
Fine - 100T SK C/S: O/A: P Kouroupos
97; AA: N Malouf 94+18, 2nd R Clarke
94+15; A: A Najar 90, 2nd C Sim 85; B:
J Cunningham 93, 2nd R Satara 91; C:
B Thomson 82, 2nd D Groves 79.
NSW 16-10-02
ALF NAJAR SK: 1st C Sim.
NSW 19-10-02
Fine (23) - 25T E/O: T Cantali, W
Maryska, C Sherry, J Newton, T
Psarakis, M Norris & T Lionatos 25/25;
75T MXD: O/A: T Cantali 172; AA: R
Van Beek 168, 2nd T Psarakis 166; A: R
Squire 168, 2nd A Kopoulos 164; B: B
Clifton 155, 2nd D Choy 154; C: G
Lidgard 142.
NSW 23-10-02
(20) - 30T MXD: O/A: G Rootes 49+30;
AA: T Arvanitakis 49+27, 2nd N Xenos
48+29; A: M Norris 48, 2nd H McMaster
45; B: J Tsiftsis 41, 2nd A Tsolakis
39+17; C: B Laurenson 35+18, 2nd T
Burgess 35+11.
NSW 26-10-02
(12) - 5 STAND 25T E/O: 1st R Dawson
18/25, 2nd B Clifton & P Kouroupis
17/25; 50T: 1st P Kouroupis 36, 2nd P
Poile 29+17, 3rd B Clifton 29/15.
NSW 30-10-02
Fine (17) - 30T MXD: AA: T Czinker
69+30, 2nd N Xenos 69+27; A: H
McMaster 61, 2nd M Nasr 61; B: A Tsolakis 64, 2nd H McMaster 59; C: S
Johnson 57, 2nd T Burgess 50.
NSW 2-11-02
Overcast - 50T E/O SK: J Guberina
50/50, 2nd F Marcellina 49/50, 3rd C
Sim, N Malouf & P Kouroupis 48/50;
50T SK: O/A: S Wright 49+60; AA: H
Bader 49+7; A: S Pennells 49+59; B: B
Clifton 47; C: B Thomson 44.
NSW 6-11-02
C HLAVATY TPY SH SK: F Marcellino.
NSW 6-11-02
30T MXD TRAP: AA: G Rootes 49+22; A:
A Kopoulos 43; B: A Tsolakis 41; C: S
Vrahimio 37.
NSW 16-11-02
Overcast (17) - 100T D/B: AA: R Northcott 98, 2nd W Maryska 96+3; A: R
Squire 98, 2nd C Eleftheriou 97; B: D
Choy 96, 2nd T Wunderlich 94; C: B
Ellison 85.
Port Macquarie 6-10-02
Fine, Hazy with a Light Breeze (36) 75T MXD: O/A: R Wakem 123/125; AA:
N Nugent 120/125, 2nd K Neill 106/125;
A: G Leys 108/125, 2nd G Dowling
105/125; B: T Duck 115/125, 2nd D
Pearson 114/125; C: B Crane 113/125,
2nd J Woods 110/125; 25T CONT D/B
15M: AA: N Nugent 25/25; A: R Wakem
24/25; B: T Duck 24/25; C: B Crane
23/25; 25T D/B H/C: 1st J Howell, 2nd E
Sharkey, 3rd S Humphreys, 4th R Piper,
5th D Pearson.
Port Macquarie 3-11-02
Overcast & a Fresh Breeze (29) - 25T
January 2003
Singleton 13-10-02
Fine with Patchy Cloud (27) - 125T
MXD: C/S WINNER: P Poile 88/100; AA:
D Pearce 213/226, 2nd D White 212/226;
A: L Finlay 251/261, 2nd D Hungerford
241/261; B: S Praschinger 210/226, 2nd
N Gay 195/226; C: D Goodwin 201/226,
2nd O Lighezzola 191/226.
Singleton 10-11-02
Hot (35) - 25T D/B C/D 15M: AA: A
Norris, N Gay, D Pearce & T Mitchell; A:
T Brind, H Gay, L Finlay & T Mitchell
25/25; B: N Gay 25/25, R Lambert & M
Caslick 24/25; C: B Seve & G Fenwick
25/25; 25T H/C RINGLAND MEM: 1st A
Kentwell 36/36, 2nd T Brind 35/36, 3rd
G Fenwick 33/34, 4th O Lighezzalo
30/31; 50T MXD: O/A: T Cragg 98/100;
AA: P Turner 134/140; A: T Cragg
98/100; B: M Kelly 96/100; C: G Fenwick
86/100; H/G: N Gay 146/150.
Sydney 4-10-02
Cool Night (33) - 10T P/S GRD
SWEEPS: AA: 2x30, 1x23; A: 1x30, 1x29,
1x27; B: 1x30, 1x26, 1x25; C: 1x27, 1x24,
1x21; 50T D/B: AA: M Navara 55/56, 2nd
G Yarak 54/56; A: R Boumoussa 48/50,
2nd M Gomes 47/50; B: G Poulios 47/50,
2nd S Tourgelis 45/50; C: A Kovtoun
41/50, 2nd S Vrahimis 37/50; H/G: M
Navara 79/80.
Sydney 6-10-02
Fine (37) - 25T D/B GRD SWEEPS: AA:
2x25, 2x23; A: 1x25, 1x24, 4x23; B: 1x25,
3x24; C: 4x23; 50T MXD: AA:G Lysaght
96/100, 2nd H Guerriero 95/100; A: A
Welsh 98/100, 2nd L Trew 93/100; B: S
Newcombe 98/100, 2nd S Toson 97/100;
C: A Luke 90/100, 2nd G Salem 85/100;
H/G: S Newcombe 122/125.
Sydney 18-10-02
Cool Night (30) - 10T S/B GRD
SWEEPS: AA: 1x10, 4x9; A: 3x9; B: 2x9,
3x8; C: 1x8, 1x7, 1x5; 50T MXD: AA: M
Crews 99/100, 2nd M Navara 98/100; A:
Z Alamaddine 95/100, 2nd L Trew
94/100; B: J Soulis 99/100, 2nd T
Themistocleous 95/100; C: D Barros
85/100, 2nd J Gouskos 83/100; H/G: M
Crews 108/110.
Sydney 20-10-02
Fine (53) - 50T D/B: AA: G Rootes 65/65,
2nd T Lionatos 57/58; A: J Worley 64/65,
2nd W Laus 65/67; B: S Samuels 69/71,
2nd S Toson 68/71; C: V Mercuri 44/51,
2nd Laus 43/51; 25PR D/R: AA: J
Crompton 42/50, 2nd C Sherry 41/50; A:
L Scott 42/50, 2nd Z Alamaddine 40/50;
B: J Soulis 34/50, 2nd B Frost 32/50; C:
W Hatzianagnostou 32/50, 2nd C Auditore 30/50; H/G: L Scott 90/100.
NEW SOUTH WALES
GUN CLUB LTD
THE
CHARLES
WATERHOUSE
MEMORIAL
SHOOT
+ Free Pasta Night
(FREE PASTA NIGHT TO START
12TH FEBRUARY 2003)
Every 2nd Wednesday of each month as below:
8th January 2003, 12th February 2003,
12th March 2003, 9th April 2003,
14th May 2003, 11th June 2003,
9th July 2003, 13th August 2003,
10th September 2003 - FINAL
A MINIMUM OF THREE (3)
WEDNESDAY
COMPETITIONS MUST BE
ATTENDED
TO BE ELIGIBLE TO SHOOT
IN THE FINAL
Overall - 51cm Television
1st each Grade - 34cm Television
2nd each Grade - Trophy
131 Booralie Rd, Terrey Hills NSW 2084
Tel: (02) 9450 1775
All Trophies presented by Charles
Waterhouse Family
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NSW GUN CLUB LTD
January 2003
Wednesday, 1 January 2003
NEW YEARS DAY - CLUB CLOSED
Saturday, 4 January 2003
11.30am - Skeet Competition 50T E/O C/D + 50T
10.00am Practice
6.30pm Charles Waterhouse
Memorial Shoot 30T
10.00am Practice - All Layouts
2.00pm - Alf Najar Skeet H’Cap Comp
7.00pm - Trap Competition - 30T
12 Noon - Trap Competition 25T E/O D/B C/D
50T P/S
10.00am Practice
2.00pm - Charles Hlavaty Skeet H’Cap Comp
10am - Novelty Shoot - 100T
EVERY WEDNESDAY
2.00pm - 10.00pm - Practice
Location: 131 Booralie Rd,
Terrey Hills NSW 2084
Phone: (02) 9450 1775; Fax: (02) 9486 3497
Info: Club Captain: Rex Northcott
(02) 9646 5367 or
Sue Nichols (02) 4579 6332
MATTARELLI TRAPS ARE NOW IN USE ON
OLYMPIC TRAP, SKEET, TRAP & ISU LAYOUTS
- 5 STAND LAYOUT NOW IN USE
ALL LAYOUTS ARE COIN OPERATED
IN GROUND PHONO PULL SYSTEMS
The NSWGC reserves the right to change the programme at any time
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Sydney 1-11-02
Fine (29) - 10T P/S GRD SWEEPS: AA:
1x30, 3x29; A: 1x29, 2x27; B: 1x29,
2x27; C: 1x22, 1x20, 1x19; 50T MXD:
AA: M Navara 96/100, 2nd G Yarak
95/100; A: Ziad A 98/100, 2nd L Trew
88/100; B: G Foukas 97/100, 2nd T
Zekyrias 91/100; C: S Vrahimis 83/100,
2nd Paul A 75/100; H/G: Ziad A
127/150.
Sydney 16/17-11-02
Very Warm (66+90) - 50T NSW STATE
D/B CONT C/S: O/A: A Dennaou 74/74;
AA: M Lyons 73/74, 2nd V Gatt 85/86;
A: L Trew 70/71, 2nd M Nasr 69/71; B:
A Chahrouk 62/63, 2nd T Zekyrians
64/67; C: N Papadatos 46/50, 2nd A
Luke 52/59; 50T PETER ABELA MEM
D/B C/S: O/A: A Del Ben 58/58; AA: H
Guerreiro 55/56, 2nd G Kennerson
54/56; A: J Chrysostomou 57/58, 2nd C
Milligan 54/55; B: A Dennaou 53/54,
2nd A Chahrouk 49/50; C: K Mahfouz
48/51, 2nd F Honeyman 47/51; VET
H/G: L Trew 303/325; JNR H/G: L
Malik 241/325; LAD H/G: L Lloyd
297/325; O/A H/G: N Lougas 311/325;
AAHG: B Rose 321/337; AHG: L Trew
303/325; BHG: S Wardley 300/325;
CHG: F Honeyman 268/325; 25T
CONT D/B GRD SWEEPS: AA: 4x25;
A: 2x25, 5x24; B: 1x24, 2x23; C: 1x23,
1x24, 1x19; 50T NSW STATE S/B
CONT C/S: O/A: B Rose 50/50; AA: T
Arvanitakis 48/50, 2nd N Xenos 49/52;
A: J Chrysostomou 46/50, 2nd L Trew
45/50; B: S Wardley 43/50, 2nd A Tsolakis 41/50; C: M Nasr 34/50, 2nd C
Poulios 33/50; 50T NSW STATE P/S
CONT C/S: O/A: F Auditore 148/150;
AA: N Lougas 146/150, 2nd D Perri
143/150; A: L Lloyd 144/150, 2nd Ziad
Alameddine 139/150; B: S Wardley
141/150, 2nd S Newcombe 135/153; C:
F Honeyman 131/150, 2nd J Tsolakki
130/150.
Tamworth 20-10-02
Fine (13) - 25T SK DBLS C/D: AA: D
Michie 25/25; A: R Taylor 21/25; B: P
Nash 22/25; C: D Richards & C Lambert
18/25; 75T SK C/S: O/A: R Taylor 73/75;
AA: D Michie 72/75; A: K Weatherall
72/75; B: P Nash 70/75; C: M O'Connor
58/75; OAHG: R Taylor 97/100.
Tamworth 3-11-02
Vrey Hot & Windy (16) - 20T P/S: AA: P
Holmes 59/60; A: K Pearce & R Whitten
57/60; B: A Pollard 59/60; C: K Strachan
59/60; 50T D/B CONT C/S: O/A: P
Holmes 51/52; A: G Wilson 50/52; B: J
Marshall 55/62; C: M Wilson 59/60; 20T
H/C C/D: AA: P Holmes 17/20; A: L
Cameron & R Whitten 20/20; B: M
Gilbert 19/20; C: M Wilson 19/20;
OAHG: P Holmes 125/130.
Tamworth - Annual High Gun
Awards
Trap - O/A: LG Cameron; AA: P Holmes;
A: G Wilson; B: M Gilbert; C: G Casson;
SK: O/A: D Michie; AA: C Barton; A: P
Nash; B: F Chaffey; C: M Gilbert;
OA(TRAP & SK): LG Cameron.
Tamworth 17-11-02
Fine & Warm (11) - 25T SK DBLS C/D:
AA: D Michie 24/25; A: P Nash 24/25; C:
T Burke 18/25; 75T SK C/S: O/A: K
Weathera;; 74/75; AA: D Michie 73/75; A:
R Taylor 72/75; C: M Gilbert 61/75; O/A
H/G: D Michie 97/100.
Taree Wingham 29-9-02
Windy (15): 75T TR: A: N McDonnell
68/75, C Wilberforce 65/75; B: J Wilberforce 58/75, 2nd B Hooper 54/75; C: D
Berry 45/75, T Hands 42/75; 50T DB TR:
OA & AA: N McDonnell 51/52, M
McDonnell 50/52; A: P Smith 45/50; B: T
Duck 46/50, 2nd K Miller 43/50; C: L
Duck 27/50; 25T HC CD: 1st M McDonnell 23/25, 2nd T Hands 22/25, 3rd B
NSW GUN
CLUB LTD
Southern Zone
Skeet C’Ships
Saturday
1 February 2003
11.30am Start
25T E/O C/D
50T - O/All + 1st, 2nd each
Grade
January 2003
NSW Gun Club Ltd
2003 GRAND
PRIX SHOOTS
1 February
8 March
10 May
8 June
12 July
9 August -
- Newcastle LMCTC
- New South Wales Gun Club
- Newcastle LMCTC
New South Wales Gun Club
GRAND PRIX FINAL
Sponsored by:
NEW SOUTH WALES
SAFETY AWARENESS COUNCIL
ISSF SHOOTING
Each Grand Prix Olympic Trap & ISSF Skeet will be 100T + Final
To be eligible to shoot in the Grand Prix Final, to be held on 9
AUGUST at the New South Wales Gun Club, you must have entered in
one (1) Grand Prix Olympic Trap or ISSF Skeet events. The event
details and scores MUST be recorded in your handicap card, which is to
be presented at the Grand Prix Final.
131 Booralie Rd, Terrey Hills NSW 2084
PO Box 303, Terrey Hills NSW 2084
Phone: (02) 9450 1775 - Fax: (02) 9486 3497
For further information: Phone/Fax: Sue Nichols (02) 4579 6332
January 2003
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AUSTRALIAN
VETERANS GAMES
WAGGA WAGGA
WAGGA GUN CLUB
Tasman Road Tasman Road - National Shooting Ground
12/13/14/15 March 2003
— 10 am Start
Practice available 11th March
from 1pm
Events:
Skeet (75 targets)
Double Barrel (50 targets)
Points Score (50 targets)
Single Barrel (50 targets)
Champion of Champion (75 targets)
Age Groups:
• 45-54
• 55-60
• 61-65
$20-00
$15-00
$15-00
$15-00
$20-00
$85-00
• 66-71 • 72 plus
Competitors nominating for entire
program will receive a $5-00 refund
from the Wagga Gun Club on Saturday
15th March 2003.
**************************************************************
A 5-person team will be conducted over the program.
Teams will consist of one member from each age group, and
will be picked at random from competitors competing over
the full program. Teams will be competing for the perpetual
ìMr Gî shield with all members of the winning team receiving
a replica trophy.
Overall winner of each event receives Sash and Gold Medal.
Gold, Silver and Bronze medals awarded to each age group
winner plus Gold Medal for Ladies winner in each event.
High Gun Winners in each age group and Ladies High Gun
winner receive a Sash and Gold Medal
All medals will be presented on Saturday 15th March at the
completion of the events.
A BBQ will be held on Thursday night 13th March.
CAMPING AVAILABLE ON GROUNDS
ENQUIRIES TO:
Helen Sanders 02-69314468ah 0409-683528 mobile,
Fax 02-69212570 email: [email protected]
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Hooper 23/27, 4th D Berry 22/27; 25T
CONT DB CD: AA: B Hooper, N McDonnell, M McDonnell 23/25; A: P Smith
21/25; B: K Miller 22/25, D Pearson, T
Duck 21/25; C: L Duck 16/25; HG: M
McDonnell 95/100.
Fine (10) - 25T SK C/D: B: T Duck
20/25; C: P Smith & R Abrahams
23/25, K McWhirter 19/25; 50T SK
H/C: 1st T Duck 55/60, 2nd K
McWhirter 49/60, 3rd P Smith 43/54,
4th R Abrahams 41/50; 25T DBLS
C/D: B: T Duck 19/25; C: K McWhirter
19/25, P Smith 17/25, R Abrahams &
A Carlyle 14/25; H/G: T Duck 85/100;
CLUB 02 SK C/S: O/A: T Duck
174/200; C: P Smith 169/200.
Overcast (18) - 75T TRENCH C/D: A: N
McDonnell 72/75, A Miller 70/75, B
Jones 61/75; B: K Miller 59/75, J
Wilberforce 57/75; C: R Harris 50/75;
25T D/B C/D: AA: N McDonnell 25/25,
B Jones & B Cooper 24/25; A: P Smith
22/25, R Harris 20/25; B: S Wallis
23/25, K Miller 22/25, D Berry , T Duck
& K McWhirter 21/25; C: K Hugo
22/25, L Duck 12/25; 25T S/B C/D: AA:
B Jones & N McDonnell 24/25, B
Hooper 20/25; A: R Harris 23/25, P
Smith 18/25; B: T Duck 21/25, K Miller
20/25, S Wallis 18/20; C: K Hugo 19/25;
25T P/S C/D: AA: N McDonnell 74/75,
B Hooper 72/75, B Jones 66; A: R
Harris & P Smith 69/75; B: S Wallis
68/75, T Duck 66/75, K McWhirter
64/75; C: K Hugo 69/75; 15PR D/R:
O/A&AA: B Hooper 25/30, B Jones
24/30; A: R Harris 17/30, P Smith
16/30; B: K McWhirter 19/30, K Miller
19/30; C: K Hugo 13/30; H/G: N
McDonnell 142/155; CLUB 02 DTL
C/S: O/A: N McDonnell 234/255; AA: B
Hooper 232/255; A: P Smith 205/255;
B: K Miller 207/255.
The Forest 27-10-02
Fine (22) - ECON SHOOT: AA: P
Pollard, 2nd N Sharp; A: D Eastaway,
2nd P McIntosh; B: G BarnottClement, 2nd J Buchanan; C: G
Atlains, 2nd L Way.
West Wyalong 27-10-02
Warm & Windy (11) - 25T D/B C/D: C
Foster 25/25, G Fairman, P Barnes, B
Fairman & B Dent 24/25; 10PR D/R
C/D: P Barnes & C Foster 17/20, G
Fairman & B Dent 15/20; 6PR D/D
E/O: G Fairman & B Fairman 5/6, M
Jackson & N Whybrow 5/6; 20PR D/D
TOM LAWLER MEM: 1st G Fairman
& B Fairman 30/33, 2nd P Barnes & C
Foster 29/33; 25T CONT C/D: M
Jackson & C Foster 25/25, B Fairman
& D Lindsay 24/25; H/G: C Foster
67/70.
Upper Hunter 19-10-02
Hot & Very Warm (40) - 25T D/B C/D:
F Seve & K Thompson 25/25, T Norris,
R Wakem, J Tsiftsis & B Samuels
24/25; 25T LAURIE ALLEN ME P/S
C/S: O/A&AA: K Thompson 79/81, 2nd
T Mitchell 76/81; A: B Samuels 72/75,
2nd R Wakem 70/75; B: F Ziliotto
64/75, 2nd G Martin 72/84; C: B Seve
70/75, 2nd A Kentwell 65/75; 25T:
O/A&AA: F Seve 94/100, 2nd D White
92/100, 3rd K Thompson 105/120; A: B
Samuels 89/100, 2nd P Poile 86/100,
3rd R Wakem 83/100; B: D Seve
87/100, 2nd A Vine 85/100, 3rd F Ziliotto 74/100; C: A Kentwell 87/100, 2nd
B Crane 85/100, 3rd D Goodwin
79/100; 25T D/B GRD C/D: AA: F Seve
25, J Sleightholme 24, S Pommer 23; A:
P Poile & R Wakem 23/25, B Samuels
22/25; B: A Vine 22/25, A Jones & D
Seve 20/25; C: A Kentwell 22/25, D
Goodwin 20/25, K Taylor 16/25; 10T
D/B NIGHT E/O: B Seve, T Turner, T
Warren
Gun Club
Annual Golden
Ibis Shoot
8th & 9th March 2003
Full Programme Details
in February & March
Magazines
Contact
President: Malcolm Stephens (02) 6847 3082
Secretary: Mike Shields (02) 6847 4730
January 2003
Norris & J Sleightholme 10/10; 25T NZ
NIGHT P/S C/S: O/A&B: F Ziliotto
74/75, 2nd S Praschinger 64/75; AA: J
Sleightholme 71/75, 2nd A Norris
68/75; A: B Samuels 71/81, 2nd N
Bruin 70/81; C: B Crane 58/75, 2nd a
White 58/75.
Fine & Warm (36) - 25T D/B C/D:
15x25; 25T D/B C/S: O/A&AA: T
Mitchell 60/60, 2nd T Norris 54/55; A:
R Wakem 59/60, 2nd K Morgan 58/60;
B: H Phillip 59/60, 2nd D Seve 34/35;
C: B Seve 24/25, 2nd B Crane 23/25;
25T S/B C/S: O/A&AA: N Nugent
45/46, 2nd F Seve 26/28; A: B Samuels
45/46, 2nd R Wakem 25/27; B: R
Lambert 22/25, 2nd B Whipps 30/34; C:
A White 23/27, 2nd B Seve 22/27; 25T
H/C: 1st R Wakem 62/62, 2nd B
Samuels 61/62, 3rd D Pearce 52/53;
25T D/B CONT C/D: T Norris, F Seve
& T Mitchell 25/25; OAHG: B Samuels
405/435; LADHG: B Seve 348/435;
JNRHG: D Seve 374/435; VETHG: T
Turner 366/435.
Mild & Windy (37) - 100T NOV: O/A: A
Garvie 94/100; LAD: E Neil 61/100;
JNR: c Weatherall 49/100; VET: D
Jackes 84/100; AA: D Ball 93/100, 2nd
J Mullins 89/100, 3rd F Searles 88/100;
A: R Vidal 79/100, 2nd P Bartlett
76/100, 3rd A Vine 75/100; B: F Zilliotto 66/100, 2nd R Wakem 65/100, 3rd
C Brenton 53/100; C: E Edwards
41/100, 2nd A Riddell 40/100.
Fine & Warm (27) - 100T NOV: O/A: F
Searles 123/132; LAD: E Neil 64/100;
JNR: S Wright 55/100; VET: B
Williams 67/100; AA: D Ball 121/132,
2nd D Jackson 89/100, 3rd N Nicholls
87/100; A: M Quinlan 82/100, 2nd A
Vine 85/112, 3rd D Morton 82/112; B: R
Wakem 75/100, 2nd F Ziliotto 66/100,
3rd C Brenton 59/100; C: E Edwards
62/100, 2nd A Riddell 55/100; 2Day
H/G: D Ball 186/200; LAD: E Ball
125/200; VET: B Williams 150/200; AA:
F Searles 181/200; A: M Quinlan
151/200; B: R Wakem 140/200; C: E
Edwards 125/200.
Yamba 17-11-02
Fine & Windy (25) - 25T D/B C/D: AA:
J Farrell & I McDonald 25/25, M
Moloney 24/5; A: B Colson 24/25, P
Smith 23/25, J Lowndes 22/25; B: D
Casbolt 24/25, G Warner 22/25, G
Pringle 21/25; C: K Shanahan 21/25, B
Marjoram 19/25, T Bull & J Wilson
17/25; 25T D/B: AA: J Farrell 25/25; A:
P Smith 25/25; B: G Warner 23/25; C: K
Shanahan 20/25; 60T CH/CH: AA: J
Farrell 99/100, T Brown 95/100; A: B
Colson 91/100, J Lowndes 90/100; B: G
Warner 90/100, 2nd H Graney 89/100;
C: K Shanahan 84/100, B Marjoram
83/100; O/A: J Farrell 99/100; H/G: J
Farrell 149/150.
Yass 15-9-02
Fine (27): 25T DB CD: AA: J Pateman,
T Barton, W Barton, T Wright 25/25;
A:W Cameron, H Klink 25/25; B: S
Chown 25/25, P Southwell 23/25, G
Chessell 23; C: J Chown 27/25, P
Reynolds 22/25; 25T HC: 1st G Chessell 51/51, 2nd G Barton 50/51, 3rd D
Watchorn 30/31; 25T PS CS: OA: T
Wright 145/150; AA: 1st K Nealon
144/150, 2nd T barton 146/153; A: 1st I
McKenzie 159/168, 2nd H Klink
158/168; B: 1st D Watchorn 139/150,
2nd R Bayley 132/150; C: 1st P
Reynolds 120, 2nd J Chown 117; HG: T
Wright 194.
Yass 20-10-02
Fine & Windy (30) - 25T D/B C/D: AA:
J Pateman & J Allan 24/25; A: W
Cameron, M Gerstenberg & P
Watchorn 25; B: J McMillan & P
Southwell 24/25; C: B Allen 23/25, D
Williams 21/25; 75T CH/CH: O/A: A
Christou 121/125; AA: R Wright 120,
2nd J Pateman 118; A: H Klink 121,
2nd M Gerstenberg 120; B: D
Watchorn 118, 2nd G Chessell 137/150;
C: K Tittleback 113, 2nd D Williams
106; H/G: M Gerstenberg 145/150.
Yass 17-11-02
Fine & Hot (24) - 20T D/B C/D: AA: D
Crane, J Pateman, T Barton, W Barton
& A Paget 20/20; A: N Privett, M Gerstenberg & D Smith 20/20; B: D
Geddes, D Watchorn & D Cromack
20/20; C: P Day 18/20, M Bottomley &
J Chown 17/20; 15PR D/R C/S: O/A: G
Barton 27/30; AA: A Pagett 34/40, 2nd
D Grant 33/40; A: D Howard 22/30, 2nd
P Watchorn 21/40; B: R Bayley, 2nd D
Watchorn; C: J Chown, 2nd P
Reynolds; 25T S/B C/S: O/A: D Crane;
AA: W Barton, 2nd J Pateman 24/25; A:
N Privett, 2nd D Smith; B: D Geddes
23/26, 2nd D Watchorn 22/26; C: P Day,
2nd P Reynolds; 25T CONT D/B C/D:
AA: J Pateman, T Barton & W Barton;
A: M Gerstenberg 25/25, 2nd P
Watchorn, D Smith & D Howard 24/25;
B: D Watchorn, P Southwell & B
Hallam 25/25; C: P Day 24/25, 2nd J
Chown 22/25; H/G: D Crane 94/100.
Tasmania
Bothwell 17-11-02
Fine & Warm (11) - 25T S/B: AA: N
McCallum 21/25; B: M Weeding, G
Jackman & G Price 22/25; C: M
Weeding 18/25; 50T D/B: AA: N
McCallum 49/50; A: J Hall 46/50; B: G
Jackman 47/50; C: J Foster 46/50; 25T
D/B CONT: AA: N McCallum 23/25; B:
G Price 25/25; C: J Foster & R Smith
20/25.
Burnie 2-11-02
Windy & Cloudy (22) - STATE 50T
20G SK C/S: O/A&A: B Smith 56/58;
AA: C Rockliff 50/54; B: G Pratt 49/54;
C: T McGee 31/50; 50T D/B: AA: B
Smith 48/50; A: A Spinks 46/50; B: G
Pratt 41/50; C: J Foster 46/50; STATE
20T W/U C/S: O/A&AA: N Brown
14/20; A: A Spinks 11/20; B: P Rockliff
11/20; C: M Latham 13/20.
January 2003
Hobart 27-10-02
Fine & sunny (42): 30T TWR CS: AA
& OA: S Browning 88/90; A: P Rockliff
79/90; B: G Jackman 84/90; C: R
McDoanld; 25T DB: AA: N Brown
48/48; A: C Browning 28/29; B: S Webb
23/25; C: S Francis 24/25; 25T PS: AA:
N Brown 75/75; A: S Blazely 70/75; B:
N Mayne 71/75; C: M Hill 63/75; 25T
ACTA SK HC: 1st C Rockliff 59/59,
2nd M Crow 55/59, 3rd R McDonald
44/48.
Tasmanian 26-10-02
Showers & chilly (26): 100TR: A: G
Blaskett 82/100; B: P Turner 88/100;
C: J Crosswell 70/100; 100SK: A: C
Rockliff 99/100; B: M Latham 95/100;
C: B Barker 91/100.
TASMANIAN CLAY TARGET
ASSOCIATION
STATE TRAP
CHAMPIONSHIPS
3 Day Shoot
Friday, Saturday & Sunday
25, 26 & 27 January 2003
at Tasmanian Gun Club, Evandale
Friday, 25 January 2003 - 9am
Event 1: State Double Rise Championship 25 Pair
Event 2: State Handicap 1st - 5th place 50 Tgts
Saturday, 26 January 2003 - 9am start
Event 3: State Single Barrel Championship 50 Tgts
Event 4: State Double Barrel Championship 50 Tgts
Event 5: Don Taylor Inter Club Team Shoot
Sunday, 27 January 2003 - 9am
Event 6: State Points Score Championship 50 Tgts
Event 7: Interstate Challenge Teams Match - Vic,
NSW & Tas
Event 8: State Junior Postal Teams Match
Event 9: State Ladies Postal Teams Match
Event 10: State Veterans Postal Teams Match
Event 11: State Open Postal Teams Match
All events Graded OA, AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd each Grade
Plus L, J, V (Min of 3)
OA - Sash & Cash Trophy
Sashes & Cash Trophies - 1st each Grade
Cash - 2nd each Grade
OVERALL HIGHGUN over Events 1, 2, 3, 4 & 6
Ladies, Junior & Veterans High Gun over Events 1,
2, 3, 4 & 6
State Open, Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Team
selected over Events 3, 4 & 6
Nominations: $30 per Event
Reduced Nominations L, J, V - $25 per Event
(eligible for only Junior, Ladies or Veteran section if
paying reduced nomination)
PRE-NOMINATE & RECEIVE A DISCOUNT SAVING $5.00 PER EVENT
(Nominations will be $25 ($20 L, J, V) per Event if
Pre-Nominating
Practice Trap will be available on Thursday, 24
January from 2pm - 7pm
and also during the 3 days of competition
Pre-Nomination Entry Forms can be obtained
by contacting
Secretary: Elaine Bennett; Ph: (03) 6265 2611
58 Main Rd, Sorell 7172, Tasmania
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