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Anthony Panetta
2010 ACTA
Sporting Clays
National Champion
COMMONWEALTH
TRAP CARNIVAL
PERTH WA
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EASTERN
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TWO DAY
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Narrabri
Annual Open
Shoot
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2010
Queensland
State Sporting
Carnival
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Official Journal of the AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC. – October 2010 Vol. 63 No. 10
Important Announcement
from the President of
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Juan Cruz Sarriugarte
President
Armas Kemen
Kemen Australia
(A division of Spartan Global Pty Ltd )
Ph. 03 9338 1115 email. [email protected]
www.spartanaustralia.com
National President’s Notes
VOLUME NO. 63
ISSUE NO. 10 OCTOBER 2010
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET
ASSOCIATION INC.
PO Box 466, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650
Phone: (02) 6938 2121 Fax: (02) 6931 0125
Website: www.claytarget.com.au
NATIONAL OFFICE
Tony Turner, Executive Officer
email: execoffi[email protected]
Judy Ferry, Accounts
email: [email protected]
CTSN
Maureen Ryan, Membership
Sue Vesperman, Administration/Events
Co-ordinator
Jenny Robinson, Reception
David Jocelyn, Ground Curator
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
PATRON
The Right Honourable
Malcolm Fraser, A.C., C.H.
PRESIDENT
Robert Nugent
VICE PRESIDENTS
Mr Ron Traill
Mr Peter Haley
BOARD
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Mr Robert Fox — Mr Lynne Curtis
Mr Peter Haley
EXECUTIVE
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Mr David Howe — Mr Gary Read
Mr Daryl Pasfield — Mr George Pinner
Mr Allan Vilcins — Mr John Mack
Mr Terry Marsden
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The Association board met in Brisbane on the 12th and 13th of
September to conduct all manner of ongoing ACTA business.
The Championships report in this issue reflects the general
satisfaction by members of the Nationals Programs currently
being shot and therefore they remain unchanged.
What I will try and do with this column into the future is
stimulate some discussion to help us over some of the hurdles we
face. Constructive input on these matters is always welcome.
I have recently attended three annual shoots where numbers
exceeded 100 and the atmosphere was great. Sponsors heavily
contributed at these venues and certainly made the events
worthwhile for the shooters. The small cost load on the club for
trophies resulted in the clubs being able to provide better catering, hospitality and in one
case entertainment at well below the real cost, and still achieve a strong financial return for
the club. A win for all. Most sponsors at these local and regional levels seem to be coming
from within the membership base, but at National level this is not the case and except for
the exceptional sponsorship provided by Casella Wines over the last few years our
Nationals sponsorship (although from our membership base) is mostly firearm industry
related. It is a priority for the Association to generate more sponsorship from outside of the
related industry and to date we have been successful with a major sponsorship for next year
from Coopers Tyres and a smaller deal with AVIS. Anyone with other possibilities please
contact Tony at the office.
A recent mail out to non-rejoining members revealed some interesting trends. Some had
joined other Associations, some had passed away and a small amount cited finances and
cost for not rejoining. A large number had paid their club months ago, and some said they
had not received an account. It appears that if more effort was put into retaining members
we could grow our Association at a reasonable rate. Some clubs are great at chasing
non-renewing members and some clubs do nothing. Some question the need for growth,
but government funding, at all levels, political clout regarding proposed firearms legislation
and sponsorship are all numbers games. Increased participation is of course the greatest
resulting benefit to all sections of our sport.
Should we consider a new method of collecting subscriptions, so we can deal direct with
ACTA registered shooters, without our member clubs in the middle? We would need to be
careful that we don’t dilute the screening that prospective members are exposed to by having
to initially join through a club, but perhaps after being through this process the Association
could then deal with them direct. The ACTA sending an account and collecting club fees, or
renewing on our website could be possibilities. I welcome any suggestions on this matter.
The support received form Tradesite holders at Nationals Championships is greatly
appreciated, and I am sure we all want to see them there each year. We need to look at
some way of getting more people through their tents, as it is expensive for them to be there
with tent hire, security, freight, staff costs etc. We all know the costs of accommodation and
travel these days. Shooters need to consider their purchases throughout the year and support
the sponsors and tradesite holders, whenever possible. I also welcome any suggestions on
this matter.
Good Health and Good Shooting.
Robert Nugent
Front Cover
Anthony Panetta from the Melbourne Cricket Clay Target
Shooting Club is the ACTA Sporting Clays National
Champion for 2010.
The National Championships were held on the 28th
and 29th of August. Anthony shot a score of
183/200 to win.
A full report will appear in the November issue.
OCTOBER 2010 – AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS
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Contents
National President’s Notes 1
Executive Officer’s Report 2
Electronic Reports 2
Championships Committee 3
Cooperation Required 3
Photo Competition 3
Commonwealth Trap Carnival
in WA 4
Wangaratta CTC 8
Cecil Park DTL Competition 9
Narrabri Two Day Shoot 10
QCTA Sporting Carnival 11
Psychological Skills for
Shooting 12
Harassment in Sport 13
Shoalhaven Charity Shoot 13
Eastern Goldfields Carnival 14
July Shoot at Mathoura 15
Vale 16
Canberra International Five
Stand 16
Kerang Moulamein Boort 17
Shooters’ Views 18
Terrific Weekend at Cowra 18
Future Direction of Sunshine
Coast 19
Treloar Anniversary 19
Competition Results:
South Australia 22
Victoria 25
New South Wales 34
Tasmania 45
Northern Territory 47
Western Australia 47
Queenland 48
Classifieds 55
Club News 55
Break Badges 55
VCA School Persons’ Comp 56
Waratah Notes 57
NSW Northern Zone Coaching
Clinic 57
Round 3 VCTA SEZ Premier
Teams 58
Mackintosh Trophy 2010 58
Port Macquarie Carnival 59
Six Events at Echuca 60
Major Shoot at Bundaberg 61
The Squire at West Wyalong 61
Richmond River Club News 62
Albury Wodonga CTC 63
Shoot Calendar 64
CLUB, ZONE AND STATE SECRETARIES
AND PUBLICITY OFFICERS
Electronic Reports and Results/The New Age
With further development of our website facilities and the requirements
for this and printing the CTSN our ACTA Head Office will commence
moving towards electronic reporting. This process will start immediately with our template already available on the website http://www.
claytarget.com.au/acta-results/club-shoot-results-submission
Once you enter the information you can save it to your computer
and/or print it out in hard copy. Then just hit the send button.
This process will assist us in the office in compiling the Magazine
and getting results on the WEB quicker. Your cooperation in providing these electronic results will be greatly appreciated.
At this stage it will be progressive however those results sent via the
electronic medium will be given priority. By December 2010 the office
will phase out all hand written and faxed results.
We are also currently updating our data base with an expanded
capability being developed for the start of 2011 nominations in October
2010. It is envisaged nominations for National events will be available
on line as well as access to Secretaries of Clubs to access their members
registrations for renewal and updating. States will be able to access their
coaches and referees details as well as the State membership. This will be
strictly controlled via a login and password system similar to electronic
banking. We are working on many new concepts to make the volunteers
job easier and having a seamless change over that most members will
not be aware of.
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS – OCTOBER 2010
Executive Officer’s
Report
The National Office is busy gearing up for the opening of the new
membership year which commences on the 1st of October. The
Secretary’s pack will be updated and sent during that time with
updated information provided in a number of areas. The cost of
membership remains the same as last year.
We are also currently putting together new ACTA Shooting
Rules Book which will reflect the changes made through the
Rules Committee and endorsed by the National Executive in
June 2010. These books will be ready for distribution later in
the year and will come into effect as at the 1st of January 2011.
In addition there will be new handicap books which will start to
be released to new and renewing members requiring a new book
from October.
The Association has already received a number of enquiries
regarding assistance with promotions in a number of areas.
These promotions mainly include field days, a popular place
for shooters to be found. We have “packs” which will provide
pamphlets, pens, key rings and banners etc to promote the sport.
If you wish to use these packs for promotional purposes please
contact the Association to book. We will send all of the gear out
for you prior to the event.
Clubs should have receive and filled out a survey of information
to be provided to our insurers to ensure coverage of as many
events as possible being conducted by Clubs. Currently we have
to advise the insurer of “Extra” events not associated with the
sport. We hope to be able to simplify this to cover the majority of
events, however we will be guided by the returns and negotiations
with the insurers.
The National Sporting Clays Championships have been
conducted with a disappointing field of less than 80 shooters.
Those who did attend were in contention for selection for
Australian selection for the World 5 Stand Sporting Clays
Championships being held in New Zealand in February 2011.
More details will be provided in next month’s magazine.
The National ground is struggling to handle the enormous
amount of rain we have received over the winter months. On the
plus side the ground is the greenest it has been in ten years. The
recent sealing of the roadway and car parking area has at least
allowed us to get out of the mud.
Many States are now gearing up for their Championships. With
many experiencing record or near record numbers last year it
will be interesting to see if the trend continues. With fine
weather and strong competition the State showpieces should
provide some excellent shooting. All the best to those volunteers
running the Championships and to the shooters attending.
Good luck
Tony Turner
Your National Championships Committee tabled its reports and
recommendations before the full National Executive meeting held
at our National Office in June and are now pleased to announce the
following amendments to our National championships. It was the
overall view that our 2010 championships were a resounding success
and that pre-nomination and squadding is the way forward in providing
a proficiently administered event. All National Championship dates and
programs for 2011 are now available for viewing on our website.
morning whilst the next day’s championship is underway. The National
Executive has approved the recommended 2011 program and that it
remain unchanged for 2012 and 2013.
Pre-Nominations and Pre-Squadding
The 2011 National Skeet Championship program will remain unchanged
from the 2010 championship and will be conducted from the 15th to
22nd May.
Entry into all our National Championships will be by pre-nomination,
each championship will have advertised maximum entries per event, and
nomination close off date. When pre-nomination close further entries may
be taken on the day only if maximum numbers have not reached. Entries
on the day will incur a $25 per event additional premium. Competitors
wishing to be squadded together in events may do so if their entries are
received as a group (this condition does not apply to ISSF events).
Maximum entries per events
Trap:
576 entries
Skeet:
160 entries
Sporting:
120 entries
ISSF Trap:
125 entries
ISSF Skeet:
No Limit
ISSF Double Trap:
No Limit
A Written application was received from the West Australian Clay Target
Association to hold the 2014 National Trap Championships in Perth,
which gained the full support of the National Executive.
National Skeet Championships
National ISSF Championships
The 2011 National ISSF Championships will be held at the West Australian Gun Club in Perth in January, the program will remain unchanged
from the 2010 championship. After discussions with Nick Sullivan the
CEO of AISL we are pleased to announce that all of the championships
in the National program now qualify for PQS scores this will allow our
members more opportunities for selection and also give our National
Championships more kudos.
National Sporting Championships
The 2011 National Sporting Championship will be held at the National
Grounds in August and the program will remain unchanged.
Reserve List
When entries have reached their respective maximum numbers as set
out above a further number of entries will be placed on a reserve list to
fill any withdrawals from the championship.
To assist our National Office with processing of nominations options
will be available on the nomination entry form to indicate when to
process their payment.
Option One: On receipt of the nomination form.
Option Two: Two weeks prior to the event.
This will hopefully ease the rush of entries received in the final days.
Full refunds will be given to all entries who wish to withdraw from the
championship when a minimum of 48 hours written notice is received
by our National Office prior to the event.
National Trap Championships
The 2011 National Trap Championships will be conducted from the 2nd
to the 9th of April over 16 competition layouts, with a further 2 layouts
for practice. The final shoot offs of each event will be conducted on
layout 5 (Beretta) and layout 6 (Casella). Every opportunity will be given
to finalise all events in daylight, for the Double Barrel championship this
event will be conducted over 50 targets which will allow the shoot off
to run for five hours, then if numbers permit the shoot off will recommence on the layout 5 (Beretta) and layout 6 (Casella) the following
PHOTO COMPETITION
Clubs/members can send Photo’s (Digital only) to the CTSN email
address. If space permits we will publish the best of these.
A picture will be selected every 3 months with the winner’s photo
being published in the CTSN with an article & receive a camera
for their Club.
The overall winner will receive a full page gloss colour advertisement in the magazine for a shoot event (to be used in the next
12 months)
* Each photo will need to be less than 6 months old.
* The photo will need to be picture-ready for publication in the
magazine (no touch-ups required).
* Must be of Clay Target shooting or related to a shooting event.
COOPERATION REQUIRED:
CTSN Content and Deadlines
The ACTA CTSN has grown substantially in 2010 with advertising
and editorial content as well as Club reports continuing to exceed
expectation.
A decision to only accept CTSN content via email or the web will
take effect as at the 20th October 2010. This includes Club results
sent to the National Office. These report templates can be accessed
through the ACTA web site www.claytarget.com.au or contact the
office and we will email you through the electronic version or you
can simply provide the report in WORD format via email.
We have to cater for everyone fairly and equally. There is a limit to
what we can do, if you leave your ads, reports or content until the
last minute there is every chance we may not be able to publish it.
Closing day does not mean we have finished our work at the office
in relation to the CTSN. Collating and sizing the ads, stories and
content is an arduous and complex task. Between Maureen and
Ironbark Graphics they achieve a great deal in a very short time
frame.
As well as performing other duties the staff at the National Office
have to compile all of this information and have it to the typesetter, have it set (including photos & touchups, amend ads where
necessary), proof read, make corrections where necessary and then
send to the printer. This then has to be sent to our Mailing House
for distribution.
Increasing the size or page extent of the magazine is ineffective
due to cost. We have strict weight guidelines for the magazine that
cannot be exceeded. The reason is that we are then thrust into the
next category of postage effectively doubling our postage costs.
If your ads, report, and shoot results are not in by the due date
they will not be published. Get you ads, report, and shoot results
in early to ensure you receive the coverage you want.
If every Club was only late once every 5 years, we would have
4 requests per month for special treatment. Not fair to other Clubs
nor our staff and contractors.
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COMMONWEALTH
TRAP CARNIVAL
BREAKS DROUGHT
IN WA !
T
he Commonwealth Trap Carnival was held over
3 days 9th, 10th and 11th July at the magnificent
complex of the West Australian Gun Club. This
was a joint venture between the WA Gun Club
Inc. and the State Association, the WA Clay Target Association. It was an extremely well organised and run carnival
and sincere THANKS to all those wonderful and integral
people who had a “can do attitude” and made things
happen. Without this support and all the cooperation and
cohesiveness of working together such a great weekend
could not have happened.
This carnival will long be remembered as the “Carnival that broke the
drought here in WA.” If the farmers didn’t get rain by the weekend some
were facing financial hardship. So what better way to bring in the rain
by planning a major carnival and a free BBQ! So glad I never washed the
car! The farmers were seeing dollar signs with every clay target thrown.
The rainfall was unheard of with an extraordinary 95mm of rain being
recorded in the 3 days along with hail, windy wet conditions. It didn’t
take long for Whiteman Park to become a Lake and the ducks found
new homes!
Even thought the weather conditions were appalling, most competitors’ were keen to see how the most talked about and highly rated
Canterbury Traps performed under such dreadful conditions. I can
report back and say they were not disappointed. The traps were flawless albeit we did experience condensation issues with the referee
controllers. Taking this into account and the heavy non-stop rains we
got thorough what was a challenging weekend. The ladies in the office
came prepared and we found another use for their hair–dryer, which
not only dried off the score sheets but also doubled up as the drying
station for the controllers.
Having White Flyer targets being thrown from the Canterbury Traps
made a huge difference. The targets were very stable, consistent and
there was no shortage of ”soot balls” even in the wet conditions.
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Whilst on the subject of the food, every morning Club members
Rocco Priolo together with Giovanni prepared the heartiest breakfast you
have ever had. Nobody went hungry and it was a great start to your day
being greeted by Rocco and Giovanni.
The Opening ceremony was held on Day 1 and opened by Mr Peter
Michan of the Department of Sport and Recreation. The ACTA was
represented by Mrs Elaine Forward and Mr Lynne Curtis and the Western
Australian Clay Target Association President Terry Marsden along with
the WA Gun Club President Robin Bailey welcomed everyone to Perth.
With the Trap carnival officially opened the first event got underway.
Event 1 was the 75 Target Champion of Champions proudly sponsored
by Winchester Australia and as the weather just kept getting worse the
event was re-name to the “75 Target Hurricane Hail Champion of Champions”. The Office staff couldn’t even see the shooters on the layouts
as the hail pelted down. All credit to those competitors who competed
in those conditions. The outright winner with a score of 122/125 was
local favourite Tony “Bulldog” Burnard from the “Amazing Dream Team”.
Congratulations to all the other winners from that event. 1st AA Grade
Gary Kelly 170/175, 2nd AA Grade Geoff Faulkes and 3rd AA Grade
Paul Finis. The A Grade division was won by Thaine Browning from Hobart Club 120/125, 2nd A Grade Phil House from Busellton119/125 and
3rd A Grade Denis Whitely from Mersey Tasmania117/125, 1st B Grade
Geraldton Junior Ashton Lemmon110/125, 2nd B Grade Keith Roy
Ch/Ch Tony Burnard
109/125, 3rd B Grade another Dream Team member Chris Smith
121/150 and 1st C Grade Peter Carley 106/125. 2nd C Grade Michael
Walker 109/150 3rd C Grade Ian Walker from Kojonup 121/150.
Event 2 was the Spartan Global Handicap and with the weather not
improving it was time to find the gum boots and wet weather gear and
brave the elements. Some shooters turned religious praying that the
rain would ease but the Farmers just kept seeing dollar signs in those
clay targets with every mm of rainfall!
Hobart shooter Thaine Browning came across to Perth to defend his
2009 Commonwealth Handicap Title and it got down to a shoot off with
fellow Tasmanian Dennis Whitely with Thaine achieving back to back
Titles with a score of 57/57 off 19 metres. By the end of the Carnival Thaine became a AA Grade shooter off 21 metres. 2nd place went
to Dennis Whitely off 21m, 3rd place was another Dream Team
Thaine Browning Handicap winner
Member Gary Smith, 4th Ian Grant, 5th PJ Forner, 6th Ashton Lemmon.
7th Arthur Pagett, 8th Gerard Maginess and 9th place winner was Steve
Sayer. All the winner were very pleased to receive so much cash as prizes
as shown by the smiles all around. Thaine as the overall winner received
a shotgun donated by Global Spartan.
With the end of Day one everyone went home to dry out and hope that
surely the weather must improve for day two of shooting with the main
events being the Single Barrel and Double Barrel events.
With the dark skies looming over Perth and the continuing rainfall day
two got underway with a hearty breakfast cooked by WA Gun Club
members Rocco and Giovanni with most sitting in front of the open
fireplace.
Event 3 was the Commonwealth Single Barrel. Our major sponsor for
the 3 days was Canterbury Trap International and a huge thank you
to the WA Agent Wayne Kuser who was on hand to
assist the WA Gun Club Trap maintenance team where
ever possible during the carnival. It was evident to all
competitors that there was a problem with the cordless voice release with the offending part being the
referee controller. This was exasperated due to the
torrential rain which somehow rain got inside the unit
causing problems and we all know that water and electronic components don’t mix. Even though there was
a problem it was a credit to all concerned in the way
they handled this situation and thanks to Canterbury
and Wayne Kuser
along with the maintenance team who
worked tirelessly getting it sorted the best
they could under such
extreme weather conditions. This information has been
discussed with Canterbury and is
being investigated. It must again be
said that the Canterbury Traps were
flawless and WA Gun Club now boasts
having a fleet of 8 Canterbury traps.
Now back to the Commonwealth
Single Barrel Championship and it
got down to a shoot off between
Jarrad Baker, Amaro Daluz and
Geoff Faulkes who all shot 50/50. It
was obvious that none of these
shooters wanted to stand in the ra
Jarrad Baker
in for a long time and after a rather
short shoot off the
Overall Champion of the Commonwealth Single Barrel
was WA Gun Club member Jarrad Baker with a score of
53/53. Carnarvon AA Grade shooter Amaro DaLuz came
in second wining AA Grade 56/58 with Geoff Faulkes in
2nd AA Grade 55/58. 3rd AA went to Geraldton member Gary Kelly. Other results were 1st A Grade Russell
Jaggard WA Gun Club, 2nd A Grade Hobart shooter
Thaine Browning and 3rd A Grade Matthew Waite from
Albany. The B Grade was won by Junior shooter Jayden
Vodden from Kalgoorlie and then is was “girl power”
with Denise Page 2nd B Grade and Deb Norrish 3rd
B Grade. C Grade 1st was Ian Watson from Kojonup,
2nd C Grade was Alan Cuthbertson and 3rd C Grade
Peter Carley both from WA Gun Club.
Sincere THANKS to Wayne Kuser representing Canterbury Trap International for presenting all the winners
with their prizes and Jarrad Baker with the Overall sash
and silver plate and medal.
The next event, the 50 Target Commonwealth Double Barrel Championship was the main event everyone was waiting for, again proudly
sponsored by Canterbury Trap International. By this stage nobody cared
about the weather conditions because there were 22 possibles shot after
the 50 targets. Great results under very testing conditions and a credit
to all those competitors who shot the possible.
Well 22 competitors went out and they were dropping out as fast as the
rainfall! One by one they sought refuge back in the clubhouse near
the warm cosy fire and then it got down to only 3 competitors. Tony
Papandnakis from Darwin, David Fox from Collie and Arthur Pagett
from Salmon Gums and there was no typical long shot off. Darwin AA
Grade shooter Tony Papandnkis won with a perfect score of 161/161. 1st
in AA Grade was David Fox 160/161 2nd AA Grade Brett Kuser 109/100
and 3rd AA Grade Jarrad Baker 106/107. Arthur Pagett who was in the
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Albany, 2nd A Grade local WA Gun Club member Doug Berry 147/150
and 3rd A Grade Russell Jaggard. B Grade division was a surprise win
for Don Forward who was talked into entering this event by daughter
Tracy and with a score of 146/150 the smile was hard to wipe from Dons
face. Not bad for a B Grader! Good shooting. 2nd B grade was Dream
Team member Chris Smith 137/150 and 3rd place in B Grade was
Geraldton Junior Ashton Lemmon 136/150. The C Grade division
winners were 1st Ian Watson 129/150, 2nd Antionio Rechichi 129/153
and 3rd Peter Carley 126/153.
The last event for the Commonwealth Carnival was sponsored by
Winchester Australia who have been a long time supporter and sponsor of our sport. Sincere thanks to Winchester and Tim Steer for their
support and generous sponsorship.
Deb Norish 1st Lady, Jayden Voden 1st Junior and Tim Catling 1st Veteran
overall shootoff won A Grade out right with 160/161, 2nd A Grade
Jason Yozzi 3rd A Grade Dennis Whitely from Mersey Tasmania 101/102.
The B Grade section was won outright by Esperance shooter Keith Roy
50/50 then followed by a shootoff between the 2 juniors with Jayden
Vodden coming 2nd 98/99 and Ashton Lemmon in 3rd place 97/99.
What an excellent shoot off it was for these 2 young competitors. Well
done. The C Graders were 1st place Michael Walker and 2nd Alan Cuthbertson both WA Gun Club members and 3rd place went to Ian Watson
from Kojonup.
And that was the end of the Commonwealth Double Barrel Event all
wound up before darkness prevailed!
Day three of the Commonwealth Trap Carnival was here and to some
it was like Ground Hog day! Up first was the Pont Score Champion-
With the competition going so smoothly a break was called for lunch
and shooters took
advantage
of
the
little ray of sunshine
and got some Double
Rise practice in for the
last event. If you are
familiar with Murphy’s
Law then you guessed
right. Once the competition re-started the
Weather Gods opened
up the heavens and the
talk of the afternoon
was how on earth did
Lynne Curtis from
Frankston Gun Club
in Melbourne, in such
appalling weather conditions, shoot 49/50 to
be crowned the 2010
Commonwealth Double
Rise Champion? What WACTA State Secretary Denise Page & Lyne Curtis
a truly magnificent
effort. Not many shoot offs for this event and with the 1st AA Grader Bill
Sims and Dream Team member 46/50, 2nd AA Grader was you guessed
it David Fox 45/50 and 3rd AA Grader PJ Forner 63/64 who had to work
for his win against Geraldton shooter Gary Kelly.
The B Grade division had to be decided by a shoot off between Keith
Roy and Paul Murray winners with the final results being 1st Keith
Roy 43/60 and 2nd place Paul Murray who said that it looked like he
would have to give shooting away due to his health. But with a great
attitude and a recovery Paul is back shooting his sport that he enjoys
WACTA State President Terry Marsden and Jim Hamiliton O/A winner,
Points Score Championship sponsored by Spartan Global
ship. Only two competitors came in with the perfect score of 150/150
and that was Collie Champion David Fox and Narrogin top shot Jim
Hamilton. Now Foxy was in yet another shoot off for Overall and going
one more point than the Double Barrel previous event Foxy was runner
up with 161/162 and Jim Hamilton was declared the Overall Champion for the Commonwealth Point Score Championship sponsored by
Spartan Global. Jim received a shotgun for his efforts.
David Fox was runner up and the 1st AA Grade with a score of 161/162,
2nd AA Grade was fellow Collie shooter Wayne Kuser with a score of
209/210 after a shoot off with Jason Yozzi who just got re-graded for this
event into AA Grade and his score was 208/210. These winners were
very pleased with their prizes from Spartan Global.
The A Grade division was won by 1st A Matthew Waite 149/150 from
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Peter Carley C Grade
HG winner 386/475
Keith Roy B Grade High Gun
winner. Score 418/475
immensely. His story touched my
heart and all Paul wanted to win
was a Commonwealth medal and
when I told him he not only won a
Commonwealth medal but Winchester ammo he was so chuffed.
A well deserved win. The 3rd place
in B Grade was won by Geraldton
shooter Stuart Johnson 32/50.
The C Grade division winners were
1st place that Kojonup champion
Ian Watson 39/70, Tracy Forward
who not only worked in the
office but came in 2nd place after
a shoot off 37/70 and 3rd place
winner Alan Cuthbertson 31/60
The presentations were coming to
a close and it was time to award the Thaine Browning A Grade High Gun
Graded High Guns from the Carnival. Having Sienna’s of Leederville
being our caterers for the carnival and grade High Gun sponsor, it was
only fitting that Anthony Polarthus present the winners of each grade.
The WA Gun club is very privileged to have Giovanni and Sienna’s cater
for the 3 days.
The Junior Commonwealth Champion High Gun winner for 2010 was
Josh Fleay from Busselton Club with a score of 430/475.
The Veteran Commonwealth Champion High Gun winner for 2010 was
awarded to Tim Catling from Katanning Club with a score of 442/475.
The Ladies Commonwealth Champion High Gun winner for 2010 was
Amanda Stokoe from Northam Club with a score of 430/475.
The most highly sort after award of the Carnival was the Spartan
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Global Commonwealth Overall
High Gun Champion. This most
prestigious award went to none
other than David Fox from Collie.
Foxy was in most shoot offs for
each overall event.
As the carnival came to a close
and we said our farewells the
WA Gun Club and the Western
Australian Clay Target Association
would like to sincerely THANK
all of the sponsors being Canterbury Trap International and their
WA Agent Wayne Kuser, Spartan
Global, Winchester Australia and
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early morning breakfasts. To Chef Franco and Giovanni from Sienna’s the
catering was truly magnificent. Grazie! To the Ladies who helped in the
Kitchen, the back bone of all clubs we appreciate all your assistance. Thank
you to the Shoot Marshall, Trap Maintenance, grounds people, the members who helped referee and score, the office people, handicappers, trappers and everyone who helped even though the attendance was down due
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WANGARATTA CLAY TARGET CLUB
5 Stand Sporting Clays July Championship
Sunday 11 July attracted 38, 5 Stand Sporting Clays
enthusiasts to the Wangaratta Clay Target complex
to participate in this increasingly popular trap
discipline. It was terrific to see several junior and
lady shooters take part in this exciting and very
skilful sport.
The excellent amenities provided by the club offered shooters
some difficult targets and included some that are less challenging to connect with. The weather was cool but ideal
conditions prevailed all day, the club using orange top
targets which were ideal on the day. Many thanks to Colleen
Carmody, Layne Rowe and Michaela for their untiring efforts
L-R: Reg Carmody, Brad Spalding.
in maintaining the satisfying food during the days activities
Front: Kacey Shale, Gaye Shale, Trevor Beach,
and Ern Williams in maintain the handicap books. Lots of
Anthony Pitt, Adam Shale
effort goes into the setting up of the various traps for this discipline and dismantling everything at the conclusion of events,
but it is all worth it when you see the smiles on the shooters faces when
they are able to hit one of the more difficult angles presented.
Yarrawonga Field & Game champion Trevor Beach once again was too
hard to topple, taking out 1st AA & O/all champion shooting an impressive 90/110, with 2nd by junior shooter Stephen Penrose with another
excellent result of 80/100. Matt LePoidevin won 1st in A grade with
87/110, defeating Reg Carmody on 75/100. Anthony Pitt shot 80/100
to win B grade and 2nd by Gaye Shale on 79/100. Junior lady shooter,
Kacey Shale shot 59/100 winning C grade and 2nd by Brad Sparling on
57/100. Bradley’s results have improved dramatically of late, both in
skeet and 5 Stand disciplines – no doubt due to some excellent mentoring from other more experienced club members always willing to help
in a friendly way.
Best Junior on the day was top Down the Line shot Megan Grassi,
Best Lady, Gaye Shale 79/100 and Veterans award to Max Gribben on
59/100.
Shal
Gaye Shale, Demi
e, Kacey Shale, Ad
am Shale
Farish Reigns Supreme
On Sunday 25 July the Wangaratta Clay Target Club held
a 100 Tgt Skeet C/Ship event which attracted a dedicated
group of followers, with several travelling from Melbourne
to compete. The weather conditions were ideal and the club
presented good, consistent targets throughout the day.
As the main event finished off relatively early, the committee decided
to run a novelty cash divide event of 25 skeet doubles to round off
the day’s activities nicely. As a result, shooters had the opportunity
to shoot at 150 targets, and considering the time of year provided
an action filled day. Thanks to Margot and Kelly Robinson for their
expert duties handling the clubs canteen.
Gil Farish won overall & 1st in AA dropping only one target
in the main event ending with 99/100, 2nd was taken out by
David Jackel on 98/100. Fab Francione shot 92/100 to win 1st
in B grade, closely followed by local champ Kudri Demaj with
91/100. Demaj commented after the event that he has solved
the long term problem he has been having connecting with
the target from the low house on station 8 so watch out for
even better results next time from him. Phil Smith shot 92/100
to win 1st in B grade with his trusty 20 gauge and 2nd by
enthusiastic Benalla lady Alison Farish finishing on 89/100.
John Sutherland won C grade with a score of 91/108 and 2nd
by club president Albert Colin with 90/108.
The novelty event 1st place getter was shared by Fab Francione
and Colin Finn.
L-R John Sutherland, Alison Farish, Fab Francione & Clyde Bennett
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High Gun winners for the day were Ladies, Alison Farish and
Veterans Clyde Bennett.
Cecil Park Clay Target Club
100 TARGET
DOUBLE BARREL
DTL COMPETITION
Sunday 18th July, attendance (52) 9 squads, weather
fine and sunny.
What a great day to start the
DTL 100tgt competition at Cecil
Park, the weather was fantastic.
The competition started on
time and the day flowed on
smoothly.
There were 3 people shooting
99/100 and just missing out on
Office staff Alyce Lim
& Maria Simon
Trophy winners for the 100T DB
L-R P. Papps, N. Lougas & L. Galea
the shoot off, with another 3 shooting the possible. Charlie Sherry was
the first to drop out with Peter Papps and Nino Lougas continuing on
only to decide to ‘split’ first place between them. Peter Papps shot well
to achieve his 150 break badge. Well done Peter.
A big thank you to Peter Papps, Colin O’Brien and Vince Gatt for their
assistance in running the competition,
also I’d like to say thank you to our Junior
Development kids (Joey Pezzano, Anthony
Bartolo, Darcy Chetcuti, Kaan Okan, and
all the others that helped out), Alyce and
Maria for their great work in the office,
and everyone that helped with refereeing
and Gemma Dunn for looking after the
scoreboard.
Results: O/A & 1st AA P Papps 150/150, 2nd AA
D Lougas 150/150, 1st A M Crews 99/100, 2nd A
D McPhie 100/102, 1st B B Frost 97/100, 2nd B P
Shiailis 96/100, 1st C J Pezzano 94/100, 2nd C E
Clarke 91/100.
By Louis Galea
Please call:
Tony Abela
0419 474 750
John Maxwell
0418 420 722
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NARRABRI CLAY TARGET CLUB
Two Day Open Shoot
Sash winners Alan Patten (Moree), Cliff Overton (Brewarrina), Terry Haynes
(Moree), Helen Overton (Brewarrina), Justin Turner (Moree), Geoff Hunter
(Tamworth), Stuart Boydell (Moree), Nicholas Brown (Moree), Troy Holman
(Narrabri) & Graham Batten (Cessnock) Absent Peter Fitzalan (Dubbo)
O
n Saturday 17th & Sunday
18th July the Narrabri
Clay Target Club held
its annual two day open
shoot. Shooters came
from Hermidale, Warren,
Brewarrina, Dubbo, Narromine, Moree, Gunnedah,
Tamworth, Guyra, Gold
Coasts, Cessnock & TareeWingham Clubs as well as
local Narrabri Shooters.
The numbers were down on last
year but that is a sign of the times,
but the enthusiasm was still there.
The grounds looked good and the
targets although orange were still
shootable.
Event 1 on Saturday was a 30 target medley
off 18 metres, Geoff Hunter from Tamworth
shoot the only possible 50/50. 1st AA Cliff
Overton from Brewarrina 47/50 came in 2nd.
A grade was won by Alan Pattern, Rowena
48/50 and Tony Scriven Gold Coast came 2nd
with 47/50. B grade Narrabri shooter 1st with
49/50 was Graeme Leys & John Harris also
Narrabri was 2nd with 46/50. C grade was
won by new shooter to Narrabri Club Justin
Mann in his first open shoot 38/50 from
Graham Batten from Cessnock in his first big
shoot 37/50. Looking forward to seeing more
from these two new shooters in the future.
Event 2 was a 30 target Single Barrel off 15
metres. Moree President Stuart Boydell shot
the only possible 30/30 picking up overall.
Congratulations Stuart. AA grade went to
Tamworth President Mark Drain with 45/47
from Helen Overton from Brewarrina 44/47.
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A grade was won by Max Betts from Narro–
mine 44/46 after a shoot off with Narrabri’s
Trevor Atkinson 43/46 2nd. Narrabri’s Gerald
McInnes picked up 1st in B grade with 31/33
with veteran
Rex Witten
Tamworth 2nd
with 30/33
after a shoot
off. C grade
was picked
up by Justin
Mann 25/30
from Graham
Batten 21/31
2nd place.
Event 3 was
50 target
Double Barrel
off 15 metres
Geoff Hunter
won overall after
shooting off with
Peter Boland
Hermidale. The
Top –
Club President
Barry Thomson &
Geoff Hunter
Above –
Graeme Armour
(Guyra)
Right –
Tony Scriven (Gold
Coast), President
Barry Thomson
& Alan Patten
(Moree)
shoot off didn’t last long, only 3 targets. Peter
got 1st in AA and Mark Drain picked up 2nd
after a shoot off scoring 79/80. A grade went
to Dean Thomson Narrabri with 86/87 after
shooting off with Max Betts 85/87. B Grade
was won by Narrabri shooter Troy Holman
94/95 from Gerald McInnes 93/95 after
another shoot off. C grade went to Graham
Batten 45/50 from Cathy Leys the Secretary of
the Narrabri Club with 44/50 after a shoot off.
Sunday saw a cool morning with a sneaky
breeze. About ten more shooters turned up to
contest the competition.
Event 4 was the 30 target Points Score. Moree
golf pro Justin Turner took out overall with
90/90 from 1st AA grade Gary Carlyon
from Taree-Wingham Club with 89/90 and
Geoff Hunter 2nd with 88/90. A grade was
won by Troy Holman 89/90 from Max Betts
95/99 after shooting off. 1st B grade went to
Narrabri member John Harris 88/90 from
junior shooter from Gunnedah Gerard
Sainsbury with a creditable 87/90. C grade
went to Justin Mann 78/93 from Graham
Batten 74/93 after shooting off.
Event 5 was a 30 target
Handicap saw Terry
Haynes from Moree
30/30 off 21 metres, the
only possible coming
in 1st, 2nd place went
to John Harris off 17
metres 35/36 from
Butch Gale from
Warren in 3rd place
off 19 metres and 4th
went to Alan Patten
from Moree 42/44 after
shooting off 20 metres.
Continued on page 11
Queensland Clay Target Association
STATE SPORTING CARNIVAL 2010
G o l d C o a s t C l a y Ta r g e t C l u b
T
HE QUEENSLAND STATE SPORTING CARNIVAL was
hosted this year by the Gold Coast Clay Target Club, and
on the weekend of 3rd & 4th July 52 shooters showed up
to enjoy the competition. Co-Sporting Captains Noel and
Paul Lillis got the mix just right presenting a challenging
combination of 5-Stand and walk-through targets.
Competitors shot 100 targets per day with the program consisting of
two separate 100 target events with High Guns and State team selection
awarded over the 200. James McIver blitzed the field on day one with
88/100 taking first in AA grade. Just two targets behind Guy Bedington
and Mike Swale shot off over 10 targets, with Guy taking 2nd in AA grade
with 96/110. Noel Lillis won 1st place in A grade over Kris Dowie with
87/100, while trap shooter Tom Graham proved a dab hand at sporting
winning B grade with an impressive 86/100 great score for your first comp
Tom. Carl Law was 2nd in B grade with 75/100. Competition was close in
C grade with Mitchell Cain coming in first with a very respectable 76/100,
closely followed by Noel Lillis Snr shooting 74/100 to take 2nd.
On day two Noel and Paul tweaked the courses just enough to keep us
all on our toes, and again presented a great variety of targets. Damien
Birgan set the pace on Sunday with a hard to beat 95/100 taking 1st in
NARRABRI CLAY TARGET CLUB
Two Day Open Shoot
Continued from page 10
Event 6 was the last for the day and was 15 Pair Double Rise. The overall
winner with 27/30 saw old stalwart Graeme Armour from Guyra Club
come in ahead of the pack. 1st AA was won by Helen Overton from
Brewarrina with 34/40 from 2nd place getter Brian Kneipp from Moree
32/40 the result after an extra 5 pair. A grade went to Cherie Hunter
from Tamworth 25/30 from Graham Baylis 2nd 39/50 after a shoot off
with new A grader Troy Holman 38/50. B grade saw Graeme Leys come
up trumps with 24/30 from Gerald McInnes 23/30. C grade went to
Graham Batten 21/30 from Justin Mann 2nd after shooting off 33/60.
High Gun Winners were Overall Geoff Hunter from Tamworth
260/280, Geoff is going to America soon to do a gun smithing course
for a couple of years, good luck Geoff.
AA grade High Gun went to Cliff Overton from Brewarrina 259/280. A
grade High Gun went to Alan Patten from Moree with 259/280. B grade
High Gun went to Troy Holman from Narrabri with 257/280. Troy is
now a A grader, congratulation Troy. C grade High Gun was won by
Graham Batten, Cessnock with 221/280, well done Graham.
Veteran’s High Gun went to a very good supporter of Narrabri open
shoot Peter Fitzalan from Dubbo with 255/280, good on ya Pete. Ladies
High Gun was won by Helen Overton from Brewarrina with 248/280.
Helen has shot her way back to AA grade again. Junior High Gun went
to Moree’s Nicholas Brown with 250/280.
Congratulations to all prize and High Gun winners, see you next year.
Regraded shooters over the weekend were Troy Holman & John Harris
from B to A grade, and Terry Haynes lost a metre going from 20 to 21.
Many Thanks to all sponsors Fabers Tools, Elders, Barden Pumps,
Tamworth Firearms, Namoi Valley Tyre Service, Narrabri Farm Centre
& McKechnie Hardware.
AA. James McIver maintained his good form though, hard on Damien’s
heels shooting 92/100 to take 2nd in AA. Denis Bullimore and Jim Baird
battled it out in A grade, Denis shooting an excellent 92/100 to win 1st
in A grade, while Jim’s 87/100 secured 2nd place. Mark Cain had a great
day shooting well above his grade at 93/100 to win 1st in B grade, with
Daniel Lillis 2nd on 77/100. Walter Bonato’s 81/100 was also too good for
Noel Lillis Snr, taking 1st in C grade to Noel’s 77/100.
Congratulations
to James McIver,
Queensland’s Sporting
Champion for 2010.
James won the title,
silver state badge and
sash winning overall
High Gun with a very
impressive 180/200,
great shooting James!
AA grade High Gun
went to Mike Swale
with 175/200, with A
QLD Sporting champ James McIver with
grade High Gun going
Noel (L) & Paul Lillis
to Brisbane’s Denis Bullimore shooting 178/200 for the weekend. Mark Cain was the B grade
High Gun winner with a score of 164/200 and Noel Lillis Snr took the C
grade High Gun with 151/200. Denis Bullimore was also a hands down
winner for the Veterans High Gun, while Mitchell Cain’s 150/200 saw
him take out the Junior High Gun trophy. Mitch also won the Junior
encouragement award for 2010, generously sponsored by Jim Johnson.
Well done Mitch.
The interstate Sporting Teams event is gaining momentum with 5 states
competing at the 2009 Sporting Nationals. This year the team qualifying
for the 2011 Nationals is James McIver 180/200, Mike Swale 175/200 and
Noel Lillis 174/200. James is a member of Brisbane Gun Club while Mike
and Noel are Gold Coast locals, and James will also be shooting in our
State team at the Sporting Nationals in Wagga this year.
Congratulations to all our team members who will be representing
Queensland and good luck for the Sporting Nationals.
A huge amount of work goes into setting and maintaining sporting courses
and we thank Noel and Paul and the Lillis family for the effort they put
into running this competition. Melissa and the Lillis Ladies also did a fantastic job of keeping the competitors fed and it was great to be treated
to some delicious home baking – thanks girls! Thank you also to those
who helped to fill traps and generally assist in keeping the shoot rolling
smoothly. It was great
to have the support of
the Field & Game and
SSAA members, and
it was nice to catch up
with those we haven’t
seen for some time.
Congratulations to all
the winners and thank
you to all our visitors
and to all who travelled so far to enjoy the
weekend.
Sporting Team members Noel Lillis,
Debbie Young
Paul McIver & Mike Swale
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Psychological Skills
for Shooting
Michael Kruger-Davis
THE INNER GAME:
IT IS IMPORTANT
Back in 1999 I started writing these articles
for the CTSN. Initially, I was armed with an
extensive knowledge of psychology and had
been shooting most of my life and whilst I knew
a lot about psychology and lot about shooting, I quickly found that I needed
to learn about the psychology of shooting.
When I started to research “sport psychology” for shooters, I was directed to
The Inner Game of Golf by Tim Gallwey. Regular readers will know I found
this book fascinating as it seemed to explain what was happening when each
of us play the outer game of golf or shooting and the Inner Game of golf or
shooting.
Recently after a clinic I ran for the Southern Sports Academy golf squad
I received this email from one of the team:
“I bought the book “the inner game of golf” and I find that it is really improving my head game and teaching me skills I didn’t know there were.”
I recently received a CD from the Inner Game foundation in USA which was
a “conversation with Tim Gallwey” in which Tim talked about his books and
the philosophy behind the inner game. It is interesting to note that the Inner
Game Books were originally written in the seventies.
Shooting, like all sports, involves two games; the outer game and the inner
game. The outer game involves the sport itself; shooting the target. The outer
game involves physical fitness, well fitting gun, reliable ammunition, correct
stance and gun hold and all of the variables that are outside the shooter.
The inner game involves mental fitness and relies on the individual to
have trust in their own ability to do what is required. Inner game strategies
involve concentration, mental rehearsal, awareness, attention, relaxation,
goal setting, etc.
The problem with either trap or skeet shooting is that an error will usually
cost you the game or the match. There are rarely, second chances. In tennis,
you can be down forty - love and still win the game; one or two poor strokes
in Golf doesn’t put you out. However, depending on the day, 24/25 or 49/50
may not be good enough. If a person can do something as difficult and as
complicated as shoot a small moving object 49 times out of 50, then the
problem is not with their technique, equipment or ability. The problem is
most likely involves the inner game. We miss because we doubt our own
ability.
To understand self doubt it is necessary to look at how the brain functions.
Basically and for the purposes of this discussion, the brain is divided into
two halves; the right side and the left side. These different sides play an
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important role in our ability to shoot, play golf, tennis, etc. The right side of
the brain is responsible for muscle movement and co-ordination. In shooting
this involves seeing the target, identifying it, tracking it, moving the body,
holding the gun correctly, pulling the trigger and following through. The
right side of the brain does and can continue to do these functions effortlessly
and continuously. All that it required is that the muscles need to be relaxed.
The left side of the brain however, houses our language, analytical
and judgemental skills. The left side also believes that our right side is
incapable of doing what is necessary and therefore provides it with a
barrage of instructions and “coaching tips” so that it can do it properly. In
his book, The Inner Game of Golf, Tim Gallwey identifies these two sides of
the brain as ego states and calls them Self 1 for the left side and self 2 for the
right side of the brain. Gallwey found that when he was involved in a competition he would have to continually listen to a range of self-instructional
thoughts. On closer analysis of these thoughts he determined that it was self
1 doing the talking, it thought he knew how to play and was supervising self
2, the one who had to hit the ball or hit the clay target in respect to shooting.
Self 1 did not only give self 2 instructions but criticised self 2 for past errors,
warned self 2 about probable future ones, and harangued him whenever
he makes a mistake. These instructions and judgements lead to an increase
in tension, which in turn tightens the muscles; the result, is that we are no
longer fluid or relaxed and therefore we cannot perform to our potential.
To summarise self 1 - the talking, thought producing self - is a lousy boss
when it comes to control the body’s muscle system. When self 2 - the body
itself - is allowed control, the quality of performance , the level of enjoyment and the rate of learning are all improved. Self 2 is the total human
organism, the natural entity. Self 1 does not have a physical existence; it is a
phenomenon of mental self-interference who can and does interfere with
our ability to perform.
For the brain to function closer to its potential the interference needs to minimised. This means that the basic premise of the inner game is; Performance
= Self 2 (potential) minus Self 1 (interference).The object of inner game is
to limit the interference of self 1 and trust in self 2 to perform and achieve.
Inner game techniques involve applying mental training skills that enable
the shooter to maintain concentration, optimise performance and achieve
results. These skills are not just the province of elite sportspeople; they can
be learnt, so we can increase our performance, enjoyment and fun involved
in competition.
Every time we compete, we make judgements as to our performance. When
we are winning, we enjoy the handshakes, pats on the back and as a result we
see ourselves and what we did as good. However, when we lose a competition
or miss a shot, it is just as easy for us to judge what we did as bad. This value
judgement of our performance has wide reaching implications. For example,
for a right handed shooter, missing a hard right hand swinger from lane five.
It is possible that self 1 will say something like: “.....you missed again, you
always miss those right hand swingers, your’e really no good at these.” If left
unchecked and you miss that shot again, self 1 will increase the criticisms and
begin to make it personal; for example, “...you missed it again. You’re just no
good at all.” We now see ourselves as the problem not just the fact that for
some reason or other we missed that target.
The first step to inner game success is to let go of the judgements. It is
important that we see our performance as simply that: how we performed
today. We must let go of the need to base our self image/esteem on what we
have achieved or what we think others will think about us as a result of our
performance.
The second step is to trust self 2’s ability and to stop trying. When we give
ourselves the instruction to try harder, what we are really doing is tensing
and tightening our muscles. In short; trying fails. Once we can let go of our
judgements and trust in self 2 we can go onto to quieting the mind.
I have put together all the articles that I have written for the CTSN (and some
that have not yet been submitted) on CD. These are available for $25.00 (which
includes GST and Postage). If you wish to purchase a copy please send cheque
or money order to me at the address below.
Michael Kruger-Davis is the Consulting Psychologist for the Southern Sports
Academy in NSW and a member of Narrandera Clay Target Club. He uses GB
ammunition exclusively for all DTL events. Questions regarding psycho-logical
aspects of sport and shooting can be addressed to him at “Gavan” Bassett Rd,
Gillenbah Via Narrandera 2700 or on 02 69 592802.
HARASSMENT IN SPORT
Harassment in sport can serve to
drastically undermine the benefits of
involvement in clay target shooting.
The unfortunate reality is that clay
target shooting, as a sport, is not
immune from acts of discrimination,
harassment and abuse, rather the
contrary, sport provides an environment which in may cases lends itself to
conduct which is not only inappropriate, but also unlawful.
Depending on the nature of the case, instances
of harassment or abuse in sport can have
devastating effects for not only the individuals
involved, but also the sporting organisation itself.
Apart from exposing the club or association to
potential legal liability, officials may be faced
with low morale, an unpleasant environment,
higher turnover of volunteers and the prospect
of long-term damage to the organisation’s image
and reputation. These are all unnecessary harms
which the Australian Clay Target Association is
anxious to avoid.
All Clubs are required to abide by the Australian Clay Target Association Member
Protection By-Law which reflects to serving
and protect its members and participants
throughout all levels of the sport. However,
the adoption of the Member Protection
By-Law itself is just the first step in affording
our members and participants the protection
they deserve. The successful implementation
and enforcement of this Member Protection
By-Law requires the cooperation and commitment of the Australian Clay Target Association
members and participants at all levels.
What is Harassment
Abuse is a form of harassment and includes:
— Physical abuse (eg. assault)
— Emotional abuse (eg. blackmail, repeated
requests or demands)
— Neglect (eg. failure to provide the basic
physical and emotional necessities of life)
— Abuse of power which the harasser holds
over the harassed (eg.coach-player or
manager-player relationship)
Discrimination
Discrimination is treating or proposing to treat
a person less favourably than someone else in
certain areas of public life on the basis of an
attribute or personal characteristic they have.
Attributes and characteristics include:
Age, disability, marital status, parental,
physical features, political belief/activity,
pregnancy, race, religious belief/activity, sex
or gender, sexual orientation.
All Clubs, Zones and States should appoint
a Member Protection Information Officer
(MPIO) All State Sport and Recreation departments offer training. This is not an onerous
task.
What is the role of the MPIO?
The MPIO is there to support the person
making the complaint and suggest how to best
solve the situation. IT IS NOT THE ROLE OF
THE MPIO to investigate. The MPIO should
listen to the complaint and make suggestions
on who to approach and how, also to assist the
person to find the appropriate avenue for this
process.
To prevent these destructive and harmful
outcomes from occurring, your club needs
to implement and maintain practices and
procedures which:
— Protect your club’s members – including athletes, administrators, coaches and
officials - physically and emotionally from
harassment
— Endeavour to get the right people involved
in your organisation ie good recruitment
— Protect your member’s personal information.
Member protection is also about effective risk
management of two of the biggest risks to
your club – losing participants and harming
members.
The benefits of this approach are:
— it is an effective deterrent to harassment
— it promotes awareness of appropriate
behaviour
— it ensures that complaints can be dealt
with quickly, responsible and effectively
— it is often a requirement of funding organisations
— it promotes compliance with the law.
Benefits:
— member protection information officer
would ensure your club handled complaints in an appropriate and consistent
manner. They do not investigate complaints
but help the person with the concern to
deal with what has happened.
— Appointing someone in the role who
is approachable, accessible and able to
maintain confidentiality ensures people
in your club have someone supportive to
go to with their concerns and to access
information.
SHOALHAVEN SHOOTS FOR CHARITY
Woolworths Stockland Nowra and the Shoalhaven Clay Target Club got together to hold a charity shoot at the S.C.T.C
grounds. This event was to raise funds for the Children’s Ward at Shoalhaven Hospital. Club members were on hand to supervise each shooter and to help with the concept of how to actually hit a clay target. The weather was perfect and everyone had
great time, with a couple of people showing quite a bit of potential.
Shooters and supporters on the day
I have heard through the grapevine that
some have already been into Shoalhaven
Shooting Supplies to check out the products
on offer.
The Club had on offer a couple of trophies up
for grabs on the day for the most improved
and the best on the day. Alex Kotevfki won
the best overall and after a very entertaining shoot off Luke Piepenborn won the most
improved. Congratulations to them both.
Thank you to Craig Scott, Manger of
Woolworths Stockland for his help and
support and to the members of the S.C.T.C
for giving up their time to make this a
wonderful day.
Dave Loose President SCTC
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EASTERN GOLDFIELDS
two day carnival
T
HE EASTERN GOLDFIELDS GUN CLUB
held another successful two day carnival on
the 5th & 6th June which
attracted 93 competitors
from all over W.A. to the city
of Kalgoorlie/Boulder. Many
arrived early on Friday to
take part in the cash divide
warm up event with several
campers taking advantage
of the firewood supplied to
help beat cold conditions.
Saturday morning was fairly fresh,
the predicted rain did not eventuate and after a hearty breakfast
cooked by local members the competition got under way with the
Centre Engineering 25 DB Championship. Several possibles were
recorded and a lengthy shoot off
took place. Club President, Matt
Iwankiw, eventually holding out
Busselton’s Murray Tucker, to take
out overall and AA. A grade went to
Leonora’s Jim Hurst with Salmon
Gums’ member Dave Browning
Billy Simms OA winner
Miles Rock Breaking PS CS
Royce Normington OA winner Silver
Lakes resources 50 DB CS
Tim Blakeney winner of Miles
Contracting State ATA Championship
Boulder boy Peter Nayda won A
grade from John Rourke. Albany’s
Colin Hinkley took out B grade
from Jayden Vodden. C grade
again went to Deanne Blake and
Tom Vodden was second.
won A grade from Paul Miche and
Geraldton’s Bert Boschetti was 3rd.
B grade went to local junior Cody
Sutton with fellow club members
Clint Blee and Regan Vodden finishing 2nd & 3rd. Michael Walker
was the C grade winner from
Robert Andrews and Justin Hale.
Miles Contracting State ATA
Championship which was sponsored by Eastern Goldfields
member Marty Miles.
Event 3 was the Patterson Securities Single Barrel Championship
which went to Perth’s Jarrod Baker
who recently made the Australian Mackintosh Team in Wagga
Wagga, 2nd in AA was Mark
Jarrod Baker OA winner
Patersons Securities SB CS
Matt Iwankiw OA winner of the
Centre Engineering DB CS presented
by sponsor Geoff Pearson
2nd. Local junior Jayden Vodden
was 1st in B grade and 2nd went to
Wally Walsh. The ladies dominated
C grade with Deanne Blake from
Denmark in 1st place and Geraldton’s Shirley Hocking 2nd.
Event 2 was the Miles Rock
Beaking Points Score Championship and was won in fine style by
Perth shooter and former Goldfielder Billy Simms, 2nd in AA
went to Geraldton’s Tim Blakeney.
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Normington. 1st in A grade again
went to the ever consistent Peter
Nayda and 2nd was Esperance
member Bernie Biddulph. B grade
was won by local Bernie Mazza
from Colin Hinkley. Michael
Walker was the C grade winner
with 2nd going to Fiona King.
The final event for Saturday was
the Silver Lake Resources 50 DB
Championship. Another local
Royce Normington eventually
won overall & AA after shooting
off under lights. Jarrod Baker
finished 2nd in AA and 3rd went
to Gary Scott. Perth’s Gary Smith
Sunday morning began with cold
& overcast conditions that failed
to dampen the enthusiasm &
comradre that was evident around
the grounds.
First up was the WA Auto Electrics
25 DB Championship. Once again
there were several possible on the
score board and eventually the
shoot off was narrowed to local
members. Matt Iwankiw & Russell
Day eventually finished on top and
the long time stalwart of the club
proved a very popular winner.
Perth duo Michael Simunovich &
Paul Miche were 1st & 2nd in A
grade. 1st in B grade was Graeme
Chittlebrough from the Peel &
Districts club, 2nd was Regan
Vodden from Eastern Goldfields.
1st in C grade was John Hallinan
& 2nd was Deanne Blake.
The 6th & main event was the
The 50 target Single Barrel in
overcast skies proved difficult
with no possibles scored but the
two most consistent shooters over
the carnival in Eastern Goldfields’
20 year old Royce Normington
and Geraldton’s Tim Blakeney
both scored 49 and went to the
shoot off layout to shoot a round
of 25. Blakeney was declared the
winner after dropping 1 target to
Normington’s 3. Billy Simms was
2nd in AA and 3rd was Cunderdin
member Brayden Harris. 1st in A
grade was David Andrews of Esperance 2nd was Paul Michie and 3rd
Arthur Pagett. Wally Walsh was
the B grade winner from Jayden
Vodden and David Browning 3rd.
Tom Birt was a popular winner in
C grade from Damien Brown and
Shirley Hocking. The ladies State
sash went to Northam’s Melissa
Deegenaars, Jayden Vodden won
the State junior Championship
and the State ATA veterans title
was won by popular Salmon
Gums member Dennis Pollard.
Russell Day winner WA Auto Electrics DB CS with sponsor Richard Whitely
The last event was the Tim &
Joan Larcombe 30 target Medley
Championship.
There was plenty of interest in
this event as High Guns depended
on the results and none more so
than the overall High Gun with
Royce Normington leading Tim
Blakeney by one point. Blakeney
rose to the challenge & shot a
50/50 and went on to brilliantly
win the medley shoot off with
150/150 from Mark Normington
3rd in AA went to Russell Day. Jim
Sharpe was the A grade winner
with 2nd & 3rd going to John
Rourke and Tim Larcombe respectively. B grade winner was Bernie
Mazza from Jayden Vodden and
David Browning. Michael Walker
was 1st in C grade, John Hallinan
2nd & Fiona King 3rd.
With all events completed it
was only the High Guns left to
be decided. The open High Gun
required a shoot off to separate
Royce Normington & Tim Blakeney
297/300 again they went to do
battle with Blakeney once again
coming out on top and capping a
marvelous weekend of shooting.
Tim was presented with the beautiful Gold High Gun badge by
sponsors and Goldfields members
Shane & Cathryn O’Brien. Northam’s Melissa Deegenaars 279/300
was the winner of the ladies High
Gun sash & gold nugget sponsored
by Goldfields members Peter
& Geraldine Nayda. The junior
Melissa Deegenaars Ladies HG
July Shoot Popular
at Mathoura
Jayden Vodden Junior HG
The Mathoura Gun Club Inc committee were very
pleased to see five full squads of shooters arrive to
compete at their July 2010 shoot, a marked contrast to
the June event, where, because of widespread almost
torrential rain, only a handful of shooters arrived, and
on discussing the situation the committee decided to
cancel that shoot.
Shooting clay targets under lights is a little more difficult than day
competition, and some shooters just put it in the too hard basket,
or having tried and been unsuccessful do not attend night shoots,
so for five full squads to attend a small club is really a very good
roll up. A carry over of the main event from the June shoot may
have helped lure some.
Euroa, Bendigo,
Deniliquin, Echuca
and Moama were
areas most arrived
from and starting
with a 10 target
Double Barrel
Cash Divide;
three shooters
managed all ten,
Peter Wilkie,
Leigh Knight
(Bendigo) and
John Berryman
(Echuca), all
shared the cash.
Tim Catling Veteran HG
High Gun sash & nugget was won
by another Eastern Goldfields
member in Jayden Vodden and it
was great to see him back in top
form. Local prospector & club
member Bernie Mazza was the
junior sponsor and also sponsored
the veteran High Gun which was
keenly contested and eventually
went to clay target shooting legend
Tim Catling from Katanning. The
Arthur Pagett sponsored graded
High Guns were also keenly contested with Royce Normington the
AA winner, A grade winner was
Paul Michie, B grade winner was
Bernie Mazza, C grade winner was
Michael Walker.
The weekend concluded with a
magnificent meal including a
pig on a spit (proudly presented
by Shane Nayda), fish on the
Webbers (Tim Larcombe), and
beef, salads & veges by Sue Rowle
and ladies who did the club proud
with the weekend’s catering.
PS with club
Laurie Fitzpatrick OA rslake
president Roger Ke
Event Two,
a 25 target
Points Score
Championship, and with no shoot off required Euroa member
Laurie Fitzpatrick losing only three points collected the Overall
Winners Sash and 1st in A grade trophy with his excellent 72/75
result, Echuca’s John Berryman shooting an 67/75 collected 1st in
B grade, and Deniliquin member Rod Wharton shot an 61/75 to
give him a 1st in C grade trophy.
The third event was the carried over June event, which was, a 25
target Handicap, and although no one could manage to hit all 25
targets three shooters ended on a very credible 23/25. Shooting off
to decide the winner, Rod Wharton
was first out collecting 3rd place on
a 25/28 score, next out was Laurie
Fitzpatrick taking out 2nd place
with his 28/31 score, and that left
Drew Healey, an Echuca member,
sitting high on his result of 29/31,
earning him the Overall Winners
Sash for his very good shooting.
Although it was a big night getting
all those shooters through, everything ran very smoothly, and even
the presentations were over before
midnight.
Tim Blakeney winner of the Tim & Joan Larcombe Medley
Championshipand also the O’Briens Fuel Maintenance OA HG
Murray Roberts
Drew Healey 1st Handicap
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VA L E
ROY HOLTFRETER
(The Sheriff)
In almost any organisation you
care to mention, you will find
some person is the driving force
that makes the enterprise successful, Roy was such a person.
The Holtfreter family arrived in
Northam in 1945 and established
Holtfreter Engineers. There was
Roy’s father, Max and his two
brothers, Denny & Brian. The
business subsequently became one
of the largest employers in Northam
and a most successful enterprise.
Little wonder then that the organisations that Roy became involved
in, felt the benefit of his ability;
such as the town’s football club
Roy in 1991
(Secretary for four years), foundation member of the Northam trotting club, foundation member of the
Northam rodeo committee and member for seventeen years.
1n 1952 Roy became interested in clay target shooting, which turned out
to be very fortunate for the sport, not only in Northam, but in Western
Australia and Nationally. In 1953 he convened a meeting to form the
Northam & Districts Gun Club and has been a committee member since
its inception and president for five years.
At a meeting in Geraldton in 1955 he assisted with the formation of
the West Australian Clay Target Association and was the Northam
club’s delegate to that Association till 1992 and it’s president from 1965
to 1968. 1979 saw him elected as the West Australian delegate to the
Australian Clay Target Association and then to its management
committee. Then in 1981 was elected vice president and president in
1984 a position he held till 1988.
Life membership was bestowed on him by the Northam Clay Target Club
and the West Australian Clay Target Association in 1979 and in 1982 the
Australian Clay Target Association also made him a life member.
Perhaps the greatest honour he received was in 1988 when the
Australian Clay Target Association awarded him the presidential medal
in recognition of his contributions over the years to the sport.
In 1991 Perth was selected to run the World Trap & Skeet Championships, Roy was elected chairman of the organising committee.
1980 he was manager of the WA team at the Sultan of Jahore’s birthday
championships, held in Malaysia, 1985 manager of the Australian skeet
team to San Antonio Championships in Texas U.S.A.
Other position he held were Australian Handicapper 1979/81, Australian Rules Supervisor 1982/85, WA Referee Examiner, Westralian
Sports Person of the Year (Clay Target Shooting) 1991, Northam Sports
Star (Senior)of the Year 1986, The Fred Killick community Service Award
1991 & nominee 2000, elected first life member of the Northam Club Inc
(Est 1901) in 2003.
While all this was going on, one could be excused for wondering how
he found time to compete, somehow he did, and there would be no
doubt in the minds of the other competitors that Roy was in the event
he would be hard to beat, especially if there was a shoot off.
To list all the events Roy won would be difficult indeed, however it can
be said with reasonable accuracy that around Australia he won: 34 Club
Championships, 31 District or Zone Championships, 17 State Championships, 7 Commonwealth Championships, 6 National Championships,
4 Field Championships. In addition to these he qualified for the Australian Trap team 3 times, Australian Skeet once, State Trap team
21 times, State Skeet team 13 times & State ISU Skeet team once.
The Sherriff: How Roy came to be affectionately called The Sherriff
is somewhat of a mystery, but somehow it seemed to fit, and when
problems arose, as they often did, either at events or meetings, The
Sheriff was always there to help get things back on track.
To be extremely competitive and at the same time be a true sportsman
is not always easy, but Roy fulfilled both these attributes, and was never
heard to find excuses when beaten, sometimes he would say “I just didn’t
shoot good enough” and was always the first to congratulate the winner.
Roy will be remembered for many years in the shooting fraternity for his
honesty, sense of fair play, sportsmanship and his capacity for sheer hard
work, and not the least, when shooting was over his fellowship.
We will miss The Sheriff.
Geoff Way
Canberra International Five Stand
Three squads of shooters were greeted by a seemingly early
Spring morning, however, as the day wore on the wind swung
to the south
and the cold
wind came
straight off the
Snowies.
While the course
this month had
a wide range
of targets, the
range was set to
encourage the
newer shooters
with targets which
were challenging
but not seemingly
impossible to hit.
OA winner Rodney Kniepp (L)receiving prize from Five
Stand Coordinator John Sankey
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Our Coordinators broke with
tradition and offset the shooting stands to
one side to further vary the crossing targets.
In addition to our local members, shooters
from Cooma also attended and it was
pleasing to see a few new faces trying out
this increasingly popular discipline. Results
were as follows: OA/A Grade Rodney
Kniepp 93/100, 2nd Simon Weeding 92,
B Grade John Taylor 71, C Grade Marg
Warriner 38.
Since we have regularly started shooting
Five Stand competition, we have only had
2 clean rounds which were shot during this
event, and our congratulations go to Simon
Weeding and Rodney Kniepp.
B Grade Winner John Taylor
Our thanks go to Terry Forest who kept up
the hot food to us throughout the day and to all the people who pushed
the buttons and helped pull down the range. Additionally we would like to
thank member Dave McCarthy who built and delivered to the grounds five
new shooting stands.
CITC Trap Maintenance Member
Kerang - Moulamein - Boort Circuit Shoot
Queen’s birthday weekend saw
another successful circuit shoot held
by three local clubs. Day 1 Kerang,
Moulamein day 2, Boort day 3. All
clubs were pleased with attendances
on their day with shooters from a wide
area an average of 50 plus at each club
with a total of 40 shooters competing
over the three days.
Garry Jennings of Warrnambool with Robert
Ross Bendigo 2nd, 1st in A was Graeme Young
Moulamein with M Hutchings Morwell 2nd,
1st in B John McGraith Moulamein with Chris
Dalrymple 2nd, 1st in C was our own Billy Hall
shooting the lot but missing in the shoot off
with David Shepherd 2nd.
The overall High Gun plaque & trophy was
Robert Ross Bendigo. The Ladies & Juniors by
Emma Cox from Echuca, the Veterans by Eric
Mccullough Moulamein.
Kerang Day 1 12/06/2010
Boort Day 3 14/06/2010
Event 1 Kerang District Double Barrel Championship OA/AA 1st Wayne Parkes (Wonthaggi)
84/84, 2nd Peter Mills (Frankston) 83/84; A:
1st Leon Gibson (Callawadda/Stawell) 52/52,
2nd Graeme Young (Moulamein) 51/52; B: 1st
John McGraith (Moulamein) 52/52, 2nd Ken
Jackway (Warrnambool) 51/52; C: 1st Jamie
Hogg (Kerang) 46/50, 2nd Alan Wilkinson
(Kerang) 48/50; Ladies Emma Cox (Echuca)
47/50; Junior Ryan Barnes (Kerang) 48/50;
Veteran Leon Gibson (Callawadda/Stawell)
48/50.
2nd Rob Williams (Frankston) 47/48; B: 1st
Graeme Broad (Boort) 29/30, 2nd Ryan Barnes
(Kerang) 30/39; B:1st Geoff Manuel (Moulamein) 29/30, 2nd Gary McMillan (Morwell)
36/39; C: 1st Sheridan Morley (Melbourne)
27/30, 2nd Alan Wilkinson (Kerang) 36/40,
Ladies Cheryl Arnol (Spring Bay) 34/39, Junior
Ryan Barnes (Kerang) 27/30, Veteran Geoff
Manuel (Moulamein) 29/30.
Event 2 30 Tgt Medley Championship OA/
AA 1st Gary Jennings (Warrnambool) 30/30,
Moulamein Day 2 13/6/2010
OA winner Medley C/S Gary Jennings
with Liz Jennings
OA winner Kerang District D/B C/S Wayne Parks
OA winner over 3 days
Peter Mills
In the first event the 50
Target Medley 25 Double
Barrel & 25 Points Score,
Robert Ross from Bendigo
won Overall & AA with
Peter Mills from down
Hastings way 2nd, 1st in
A Paul Chipperfield from
St Arnaud with Graeme
Young 2nd. 1st B Chris Dalrymple Cohuna with Eric
McCullough 2nd, 1st in C
Alan Wilkinson and Trevor
Smith both from Kerang
2nd.
Next came the 25 Target
Continental Double Barrel
Overall and AA was won by
Ladies HG over 3 days Emma Cox with
Tassie visitor Cheryl Arnol
75 tgt Champion of Champions AA 1st Rob
Hosking 243/245, 2nd Mal Dyson Warrnambool 240/245; A: 1st Michael Hutchins
Frankston 128/136, 2nd Leon Gibson Callawadda/Stawell 123/135; B: 1st Ken Jackway
Warrnambool 119/125, 2nd Ken Shaw Morwell
115/125; C: 1st David Shepherd Kerang
107/125, 2nd Alan Wilkinson Kerang 106/125.
High Guns over 3 days: Overall Peter Mills
Frankston 325/330, Ladies Emma Cox Echuca
292/330; Junior Ryan Barnes Kerang 300/330;
Veteran Leon Gibson Callawadda/Stawell
301/330.
Our clubs wish to thank those shooters who
have supported the circuit shoot since it’s
inception and have continued to travel long
distances to compete, to name just a few,
Warrnambool, Frankston, Morwell, Wonthaggi, Melbourne, Stawell, this year we
welcomed four shooters from Spring Bay
Tasmania who made the trip over for our
shoot. We also appreciated the support from
clubs closer to us. Thank you one and all.
To all the helpers over the three days, referees,
scorers, trappers, office staff, kitchen staff and
any others who helped in any way, a big thank
you your imput made for the smooth running
of our competition.
Hope to see you all again next year bring some
mates with you all will be most welcome.
Junior HG over 3 days Ryan Barnes
with Jamie Hogg
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Shooters’ Views
What is our future???
This year I have been to the ISSF Nationals Brisbane, the World
FITASC Championships at Lang Lang, the Trap Natioals and the Skeet
Nationals at Wagga and coming up the ACTA National 5 Stand at
Wagga, SSAA National 5 Stand at Wodonga and then the National
Field and Game at Kingston SA, FITASC Nationals in WA. Wow how
many different forms of clay target shooting we have to choose from.
Our ACTA junior numbers are low, some clubs do not have a single
junior member, we are not going the right way as far as our future in
clay target shooting is concerned. But the juniors are out there that is
the good news, I believe the fact there is a choice now in what form
of clay target activity a shooter can attend the deciding factor more
than ever is “how much fun is it and what will it cost me to do it”.
Add to this a wife or husband and one or more “junior shooters” the
answer is very easy for most people. Now the problem is this, I would
not like to know where we all might be now if Michael and Russell
did not win their Gold Medals when they did??? The sporting world
Writers must state their membership number, full name
and address. Where possible, letters should be typed. The
ACTA reserves the right to edit any letter. The ACTA does not
necessarily endorse the opinion of our correspondents.
survives around Gold Medals, our sport more than ever has to keep
producing Olympic Medals, sorry to say this but National Trap, Field
and Game or any one of the other forms of clay target shooting will
not replace the Olympic medal as a help in securing our future. What
am I getting to is we need a BIG increase in young shooters now in
our sport. Is it already too late, I hope not but there is a 15 year gap
in our ISSF shooters now. But in saying that I know from my travels
this year the shooters that would fill that gap are out there now but
not shooting ACTA events. The time is now to bring ALL clay target
shooters together as one body but still with their own association eg
one membership cost, all associations cost the same to join but you
only need to join one and you can compete in all the others, one card
with ALL disciplines recorded in it, this would allow every shooter in
any discipline the opportunity to experience all forms of clay target
shooting having fun and with affordable cost. Big changes are needed
now or we will be in history books as a sport once played.
Graeme Boyd , Member number 811
TERRIFIC WEEKEND AT COWRA
Last weekend saw Cowra Gun Club host the annual Cowra
Gold Cup. The highly successful clay target shooting
event was supported by over 100 competitors each day
from across NSW. Both mornings started out very crisp
with large frosts but these soon disappeared and beautiful winter days followed.
In the MineBiz Points Score Cash Divide five shooters scored a
possible 75/75. This event was followed by the Cowra Diesel Service
& Horsley Park Gun Shop 50 target Points Score Open. The overall
winner was Wayne Dunbar from Hay with a score of 150/150. Arthur
Turner from Cobar took out 1st in AA Grade 149/150, Kim Cox,
Canberra was 1st in A Grade 143/150, Alexandra Heffernan-Power,
Wagga was the winner of B Grade with 143/150 and Jack Ewart,
Cooma was the C Grade winner on 132/150.
Cowra Tyre Power sponsored the 50 target Double Barrel Open which
was won after a lengthy shoot off by Brian Doyle, Hay with 150/150.
Matt Schiller, Young won AA Grade 149/150, Anthony Carroll,
Ganmain was successful in A Grade 90/91, Ben Allan, Canberra
took out B Grade 62/63 and C Grade was won by Jack Ewart 48/50.
Neville Teale, Bega won the Veterans division 48/50, Wendy Barton
of Junee the Ladies division 48/51 and Jason Owen, Narromine the
Juniors 52/53.
On Sunday the main event for the weekend, the Cowra Gold Cup was
up for grabs. After some very fine shooting, eight competitors each
had a final score of 100/100. The eventual winner after a shoot off of
over 150 additional targets was Matt Schiller from Young. Matt is a
junior competitor and he defeated more experienced shooters with
a very fine score of 252/252. Great work Matt. The Club would like
to take this opportunity to thank Johann from Vera Jewellery Cowra
who handcrafted and donated the Gold Cup badge. Other competitors to perform well were Nick Xenos who won AA Grade with
251/252, Neville Teale took out A Grade 124/125, Anthony Bartolo,
Cecil Park was the winner of B Grade 97/100 and Jack Ewart again
featured in the prizes by winning C Grade 96/100. The Veterans prize
was won by Peter Haley, Bathurst 96/100. Wendy Barton was again
successful in winning the Ladies trophy 99/104 and the Junior trophy
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Above: Wendy Barton Ladies HG
Left: Matt Schiller & Cowra Gold Cup
Below: Wayne Dunbar OA HG
went to Jason Owen 97/100.
The Overall High Gun champion for the
weekend was Wayne Dunbar with an
extraordinary score of 383/385. Many
local shooters performed very well and
it was great to see the prizes distributed
far and wide.
Cowra Gun Club would like to thank
the many sponsors who gave support
which enabled the weekend to be
such a success: Kendal St Newsagency,
Cowra Diesel Service, Horsley Park Gun
Shop, Mark’s Pumps, MineBiz, Allan
Gray & Co, Cowra Bus Service, Vera
Jewellery Cowra, NC Bellamy Cowra,
Cowra Truck Wreckers, Cowra Tyre Power, Beechers Wool, Hutcheon &
Pearce, Philpott Funeral Directors, Cowra Services Club, Cowra
Shire Council, Clay Target Co, Cowra Bowling Club, Cowra
Machinery Centre, Town House Hotel/Motel and Riverside Tranport.
The weekend was such a friendly, well-organised event that many
shooters took the opportunity to secure accommodation for next
year before heading for home.
FUTURE DIRECTION OF
THE SUNSHINE COAST
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
The Sunshine Coast Clay Target Club Inc. is still
looking for land to build a Clay Target Complex on,
for the Sunshine Coast members and all shooters.
The Club held its Annual General meeting on the 17th August
2010 and a new committee was elected to take the club forward
into the future.
President: Quinto Porfiri, Vice President: Scott Trafford, Secretary: Gordon Watson, Treasurer: Jim Trafford. Committee
Members Grant Mason, Graham Noffke, Dillon Noffke, Peter
McAndrew and Rhett Trafford. Patron: Mark McArdle MP
Member for Caloundra.
The Sunshine Coast Clay Target Club members have travelled
to the Caboolture Clay Target Clubs grounds for the last three
years for its club shoots. This was successful in the short term,
but gradually the club members have lost interest in travelling
and the shooter numbers have fallen. The club fellowship is
non existent. Club practice days have ceased due to the distance
members have to travel. Training of juniors and the school
students are a thing of the past.
The new committee accepts the challenge to keep the club viable
and find new grounds for the club members, it will not happen
over night. The committee is still negotiating with our Local
Council and State Government for suitable land.
The committee passed a resolution to have the final club shoot
in September at the Caboolture Clay Target Club and then hold
a yearly two day shoot in its district to keep the club operational
until suitable land is located. The club will operate as usual,
receiving membership and club dues for its members on the
Sunshine Coast. The Club will retain its affiliated shoot day
(the Third Sunday of each month) and hold committee meetings
to attend correspondence and general running of the club.
The Sunshine Coast Clay Target Club would like to thank the
Caboolture Clay Target Club for their generous assistance to our
club in its transition period by allowing our club to hire their
complex over the past three years for our club shoots. “Thank
You” Caboolture.
Gordon Watson Secretary 18-08-2010
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in the Act which apply to advertising. It is not possible for the A.C.T.A. to ensure that
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TRELOAR CELEBRATES
ANNIVERSARY
To celebrate the second anniversary of the club in August,
shooters were treated to a festive lunch of roast chicken,
vegetables, cauliflower au gratin and gravy, cooked to perfection by a friend of the club, Ron Fuller from Gunnedah.
Winter has been kind to our club with mild, sunny days after frost. The
grounds and surroundings are lush following abundant rain and the green
and gold of the flowering canola crops provides a striking background for
the flying targets.
Event 1 25 target DB Cash Divide: A grade Sam Gall & Rod Riley 25/25, B grade
Anthony Wason 24/25, C grade Mike Donoghue & Neal Davison 22/25. Event 2
30 SB Trophy: A grade Rod Riley 43/50, B grade Cathy Riley 47/50, C grade Neal
Davison 39/50. Event 3 30 target Handicap Trophy: 1st Mike Donoghue 29/30, 2nd
Anthony Wason 47/50, 3rd Murray Riley 46/50, 4th Sam Gall 37/41. Overall High
Gun Medal was proudly won by Sam Gall with 110/120.
All is in readiness for the Kookaburra Classic Open Shoot 11/12 September. Eye catching green and gold road signs have been erected between
Tamarang and Red Bob’s along Wandobah Road to direct shooters. All
members are very proud of their club and look forward to welcoming
visitors attending the Classic. An RSVP would be appreciated if you will be
attending to assist with catering.
The club acknowledged the sudden passing on 31 July of The Hon
Roy Smith MLC, of the Shooters and Fishers Party. Mr Robert Borsak,
President of the Party and Chairman of the NSW Game Council has been
nominated to fill the casual vacancy. We look forward to meeting Mr Borsak
as he addresses issues of Firearms legislation and reform the late Roy Smith
had been pursuing. We are assured by the Hon Robert Brown MLC that the
party will keep pushing for a fairer deal for firearm owners.
Noel Edlington, President
Taipan Perpetual Ladies
Team Postal Competition
Conditions of Entry
1. 25 Target Double Barrel 15m (125 T team total)
2. To be recorded Points Score (used only in case of a tied
score).
3. Teams to consist of five (5) Women club members
registered with the ACTA.
4. Affiliated clubs not having five (5) Women shooters may
combine with a maximum of two (2) women from a
neighboring club. Shooters from the neighboring club
must be registered and affiliated with the ACTA through
that club. All members can compete for one team only.
5. Each team may nominate one reserve meeting the entry
requirements.
6. Nominations to be received at the ACTA office, on a
completed competition results form, prior to October 31, 2010.
7. Competition to be conducted during the month of November
or December under the supervision of an official referee.
8. Winning team members to receive a team member badge.
9. Defending club: SPRING BAY CLAY TARGET CLUB - 2009
10. Competition constitutes a minimum of three team
nominations.
11. Competition result sheet and score sheets to be
forwarded to the ACTA and received no later than Close of
Business January 7, 2011.
Entry forms available from our
website www.claytarget.com.au
or by contacting the ACTA National Office
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CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
NATIONAL ISSF DISCIPLINE CHAMPIONSHIPS
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In the event of any shooter not being able to produce his/her handicap card, a duplicate shall be issued for the
duration of the National Championships. This card will then be forwarded to the Club Secretary to enable
scores shot to be recorded. Note: A fee of $20 will be charged for the issue of any duplicate handicap card.
Targets to be shot in brackets of 25 for Olympic Trap and ISSF Skeet with squads of 6 shooters where possible. In
Double Trap targets to be shot in brackets of 25 Pair (50 targets) with squads of 6 shooters where possible.
Nominations to be received by close of business Friday 31st December 2010. There is a maximum 125
competitors for ISSF Trap. If Pre-nominations exceed this number a standby list of 20 will be created and
used in case of withdrawals. If any vacancies exist in the program it will be on a “first in” basis at an
additional cost of $25.00 per event to enter. Nominations at the Championships close at 10.00am the day
prior to the event if vacancies exist.
Shooter will be squadded as per ISSF rules and regulations and any interpretation of this will be the
responsibility of the Tournament Director. Once squadding for an event has been completed, a shooter shall not
be entitled to a refund if they withdraw. Withdrawals after nominating and before squadding will be accepted in
writing 48 hrs prior to the event. Any withdrawals after an event has started will forfeit their nomination.
Each shooter is to take enough cartridges to shoot the applicable event.
Shooters who fail to appear in time for their squad will be penalised by the LOSS OF THREE TARGETS.
Should a shooter being late for his squad then elect to withdraw from the event he shall not be eligible for any
refund of nominations paid.
All shooters must sign the score sheet after each round. Once a shooter has signed his score sheet he has
accepted his score. Any score sheet not carrying the shooters signature will be credited with the lowest recorded.
Any competitor may be called upon to referee and/or score throughout the period of competition. The persons
designated to referee/score or line referee must fulfil their obligation to do so or have obtained the service of a
suitable replacement that must be ready to take his place at the required time. In the event of the designated
persons or their replacement not being ready to take their place at the required time, the person initially
designated to fill the specific role may INCUR A PENALTY AS PRESCRIBED UNDER INTERNATIONAL RULES.
Setting and adjusting of traps is the sole responsibility of Shoot Management. Any unauthorised shooter
interfering with or attempting to interfere with the trap will be penalised up to FIVE (5) TARGETS.
All disputes must be in writing together with a $20 deposit, which is refundable subject to the appeal being upheld.
All disputes and deposits must be lodged with the Tournament Director who shall arrange a hearing with the
appointed jury.
When team selection is involved, shooters are eligible for section nominated. To be eligible for selection in any
team, competitors must have competed in a clear majority of programmed events.
High Gun awards are determined for each section. To be eligible for the High Gun recognition, competitors must
have competed in a clear majority of programmed events for each respective High Gun.
Women shooters are eligible for their section only. Junior shooters are eligible for OA or their section and grade.
Except in Double Trap.
Anyone participating in the practice of card playing at the National Championships is expected to be
considerate of the requirements of others, and the presence and behaviour of card players must not cause
inconvenience or disturbance. Tournament Director to adjudicate.
The ISSF Rules will be used to determine the OA placing in all events.
Juniors to be under the age of 21 in the year of competition.
Any interpretation of the program and conditions of entry will be the responsibility of attending members of the
Executive Committee whose decision shall be final.
An acceptable standard of dress is required for all competitors - Tournament Director to adjudicate. As per
ISSF Rules (clothing).
All competitors must comply with Firearms Licensing Laws etc. In WA a shooter must obtain a permit to
bring a firearm into the State.
2011 NATIONAL ISSF CHAMPIONSHIPS
Shooter No.
(Office use)
NOMINATION FORM
ACTA No.
First Name
Surname
Address
Club
Suburb
State
Postcode
Phone No.
Mobile/
Day Contact
Email
TICK ONE or MORE THAN ONE of the boxes if you are ELIGIBLE to complete in the Categories shown below:
LADIES
VETERAN
JUNIOR
All FEMALE competitors must tick this box
All Shooters 65 years or over on first day of competition
All Shooters aged 15 & Under 18 years on first day of competition
TICK Your GRADE
AA
A
B
Date of Birth
Date of Birth
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Your HANDICAP
Please note: ALL Nominations CLOSE at 5.00 pm on Friday 31st December 2010
Nominations to be received by close of business Friday 31st December 2010. There is a maximum 125 competitors for ISSF Trap. If
Pre-nominations exceed this number a standby list of 20 will be created and used in case of withdrawals. If any vacancies exist in
the program it will be on a “first in” basis at an addition cost of $25.00 per event to enter. Nominations at the Championships close at
10.00am the day prior to the event if a vacancy exists. (See conditions of entry number 3)
Event
1
Nationals Program
Pre-Nomination
Before 31st Dec 2010
Monday 17th & Tuesday 18th January - 9.30am
ISSF Commonwealth Skeet Championship - 125t (First 75 17th, second 50 + Final 18th)
2
$65
$90
$95
$120
$65
$90
$80
$105
$80
$105
$65
$90
$80
$105
$65
$90
Wednesday 19th January & Thursday 20th January 9.30am
ISSF National Skeet Championship - 125t (First 75 19th, second 50 + Final 20th)
7
Wednesday 19th January & Thursday 20th January 8.30am
8
Friday 21st January - 8.30am
9
Friday 21st January & Saturday 22nd 8.30am
ISSF Commonwealth Trap Championship - 125t (First 75 19th, second 50 + Final 20th)
ISSF Commonwealth Women’s Trap Championship - 75t + Final
ISSF National Trap Championship 125t (First 75 21st, second 50 + Final 22nd)
10
$120
Wednesday 19th January - 9.30am
ISSF National Women’s Skeet Championship - 75pr + Final
6
$95
Tuesday 18th January - 9.30am
ISSF National Double Trap Championship - 75t + Final
5
$105
Tuesday 18th January - 9.30am
ISSF Commonwealth Women’s Skeet Championship - 75t + Final
4
$80
Monday 17th January - 9.30am
ISSF Commonwealth Double Trap Championship - 75pair + Final
3
Late
Nomination
Saturday 22nd January - 8.30am
ISSF National Women’s Trap Championship
Cash
Credit Card No:
Cheque
Visa
____ / ____ / ____ / ____
Mastercard
Expiry Date:
Please tick one of the following: CREDIT CARD - Please deduct:
Amount $
__/__
Signature:
On receipt of Nomination
OR
Two weeks prior to Event
By my signature: I acknowledge and agree to the ‘Conditions of Entry’.
Signed:
Date:
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Competition
RESULTS
South
Australia
PLEASE NOTE:
PROGRAM DATE CHANGE
PORT AUGUSTA
BIRTHDAY SHOOT
PROGRAM
TWO DAY BIRTHDAY SHOOT
27th & 28th November 2010
Saturday 27th 9.30 START
Barmera 1 August 10
25T SKT A: Frank Albanese 23/25, Harvey
Nunn 21/25; B: Bradley Wilksch/Eric Schmaal
21/25; C: Peter Brister 19/25, Bruce Morris
13/25; 25T HC: 1st Frank Albanese 19/20,
2nd Bruce Morris 22/24, 3rd Bradley Wilksch
21/24; 25T AA: John Byrnes 69/75, Adrian
Mattschoss 67/75; AL Frank Albanese 71/75,
Brett Duncan 70/75; B: Barry Duncan 69/75,
Ray Wylie 66/75; C: Ivan Maywald 55/75,
Roger Nutt 35/75; HG: Frank Albanese
113/120.
Bordertown 25 July 10
Fine (18): 40T PS CS OA AA: Bob Andrews
120/120, John Hawker 118/120; A: Steve
Zadow 118/120, Alan Jones 126/132; B:
Megan Wallis 117/120, John Moloney
113/120; C: Phil Obst 101/120, Shayne Obst
99/120; 40T MED AA: Bob Andrews, Gavin
Height 59/60; A: David Flavel 59/60, Xwvin
Mules 91/96; B: John Moloney 59/60, Kevin
Hobbs 58/60; C: Phil Obst, Shayne Wallis
57/60.
Bordertown 22 August 10
Fine Windy (23): 50T SB CS AA: Greg Kessegian 48/52, Bob Andrews 47/52; OA & A: Alan
Hones 48/50, Peter Hendy 47/50; B: Darren
Murrell 42/50; Jack Bone 41/50; 20PR D/R CS
AA & OA: Bob Andrews 38/40, Greg Kessegian 36/40; A: David Hard 37/40, Alan Jones
36/40; B: Steve Bitter 32/40, Darren Murrell
31/40; C: Shayne Wallis 28/40, Jesse Murrell
23/40; 20T P/S C/D: Time Dunn 60/60, Greg
Kessegian 58/60; A: David Hard 57/60, W
Lindner, Alan Jones 56/60; B: Darren Murrell
58/60, Steve Bitter 47/60; C: Shayne Wallis
54/60, Jesse Murrell 48/60.
International 1 August 10
Cold, Windy & Showers (28): 25T Trench
HC: 1st A Zupanic 22/25, 2nd A Panazzolo
21/25, 3rd P Marmobale 21/25, 4th R Borzillo
19/25, 5th H Bowman 19/25; 25T SKT A: L
Piscioneri 23/25; B & OA: D Olivero 36/37, A
Zupanic 35/37; C: R Spinella 20/25, K Polst
& M Leaford 19/25; 25T PS A: A Zupanic
74/75, M Giannone 73/75; B: N West 91/96, T
Bowman 88/96; C: G Parente 62/75, L Ciaramellano 61/75; 50T DB AA: A Zupanic 59/60,
D Olivero 58/60; A: M Collumb 50/50, J Melisi
45/50; B: N West 45/50, P Marcolonni 41/50
C: V Petraccaro 39/51, A Dave Molle 38/51.
Lake Albert 01/08/2010
COLD & WINDY (18): 50t S/B OA: K.Strother
42/50; AA: G.Kessegian 47/56 , D.Beelitz
46/56; A: K.Stother 42/50, R.Crane 41/51; B:
K.Buzacott 37/50, S.Crane 34/52; C: H.Jurgs
30/50, I.Dunbar 25/50;
25PR D/R OA: R.Andrews 45/50; AA:
R.Andrews 45/50, D.Beelitz 43/50; A: J.Judd
52/70, P.Johncock; 50/70; B: K.Buzacott
35/50, S.Judd 29/50; C: I.Dunbar 26/50,
H.Jurgs 24/50; OA HG: D.Beelitz 84/100; VET
HG: R.Andrews 84/100; LAD HG: L.Beelitz
66/100.
Lower North 25 July 10
Sunny & Calm (16): 25T Central Zone HC: 1st
A Zupanic 33/34, 2nd J Gibert 32/34, 3rd G
Read 24/26; 50T PS AA: A Zupanic 149/150.
G Gilbert 147/150; A: G Read 147/150, M
Pontifex 148/153; B” Garry Duncan 143/150,
A May 142/150; C: J Gilbert 135/150; HG: A
Zupanic 173/175.
Mallala 18 July 10
Raining (19): 25T CONT Compulsory Divide
A: J Elix, B Dempstier 24/25; B: B Zankder
21/25; C: R Nutt, J Algar 24/25; 25T DB OA
& A: A Zupanic 58/59; B: B Zander 57/59; C:
J Algar 32/34, R Nutt 23/25; 20PR DR CS OA
& A: A Zupanic 36/40; B: B Zanker 27/40; C:
J Algar 34/40, D Heming 29/40.
Mallala 14 August 10
Rain Easing to bearable (15): 30T DB : A
Zupanic 30/30, P Mules 28/30; B: A May
29/30, B Zanker 27/30; C: N Elix 33/36, D
Keen 32/36; 10T DB C/D A: A Zupanic10/10;
B: B Zanker 10/10; C: N Elix 8/10; 50T State
Night PS CS AA & OA: A Zupanic 148/150; A:
B Dempster 134/150, M Collub 123/150; B:
B Zanker 138/150, T O’Connor 131/150; C:
D Keen 106/150.
Mallala 15 August 10
Cold to nice (31): 25T PS AA & OA: A Zupanic
75/75, G Read 74/75; A: P Mules 86/87, B
Dempster 85/87; B: B Greenshields 74/75,
A May 72/78; C: J Wheatley 64/75, L Ciaramellano 65/78; LAD: S Byrnes 70/75; VET: D
Martini 66/75; JNR: P Noto 52/75;50T DB AA:
W Harris 72/72, G Read 71/72; A: D Butler
50/50, D Johns 85/88; B: A May 49/50, B
Zanker 48/50; C: L Ciaramellano 46/50, S
Feanwick 42/50; 25T HC: 1st D Johns 33/34,
Cancellation
SA State Sporting Clays
30th and 31st October 2010
Due to clash of other events
Mount Gambier Gun Club Inc
Barry Sims Sec Mob 0409 672 686
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Event One 5tgt Points Score C/D Eye opener $5.00
Event Two VALUE HARDWARE
$23.00
25tgt Points Score Graded
Trophy 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C
Event Three DUX HOT WATER$23.00
BURY PLUMBING
25tgt Single Barrel Graded
Trophy 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C
Event Four FISHER FIREARMS
PORT AUGUSTA CHAMPIONSHIP $46.00
50tgt Double Barrel Overall winner
Sash & Trophy
1st & 2nd each grade Trophy
A Dipaolo Shield Team Shoot $5.00
5 man team min. four registered at one club
Sunday 28th 9.00 Start
Event Five NORTHERN PLUMBING SUPPLIES $26.00
30tgt Handicap Championship
Overall sash 1st 2nd,3rd,4th Trophies
Event Six WINCHESTER OLIN AUSTRALIA $62.00
75tgt State Champion of Champions
to be shot from 18 meters
Overall winner sash, medal and trophy
1st each grade medal and trophy
2nd each grade trophy
Full Nominations $185.00 – L.J.V. reduced $150.00
if shooting full program
Overall High Gun Sash and Trophy Events 1,2,3,4,5,6
Sponsored by Merv & Heather Starr.
Graded High Gun Sashes AA, A, B, C trophies L. J. V.
Sponsors Peter Maher and Craig & Lee Bentley
Camping & powered sites available, toilet and showers.
Accommodation;
Fuller View Cabin Park Stirling North ph 8643 6689
Augusta Courtyard Motel ph 8642 3622
Refreshments and meals available on grounds.
Saturday night hospitality with four course meal.
Sunday morning cooked brecky from 7.30,
Sponsors Vince & Belinda Bone
President:
Ian Watkins
0427 486 564
Vice-President:
Andrew Bury
0417 841897
S.A.C.T.A.
STATE ISSF
CARNIVAL
S.A.C.T.A.
SPORTING CLAYS
CARNIVAL
6th & 7th NOV 2010
31ST OCTOBER 2010
Venue: State Shooting Park
Venue: Port Pirie Gun Club
Parks Road, Virginia, South Australia
3.2km South, adjacent to Airport
SAT 6th & SUN 7th, 9:00 am
9:00 am START
1.
125 t State Olympic Trap C/Ship $65 ($55 L/V/J)
Overall, 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C, L/J/V
(Shot 100 t Saturday, 25t + Final Sunday)
2.
75 pair State Double Trap C/Ship $70 ($60)
Overall, 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C, L/J/V
$5 discount for pre-nomination
125 t State Skeet C/Ship $65 ($55)
(Minimum of ten competitors required for event
OPEN O/all – Silver SA Badge & Sash
(Overall does not take Grade)
SUNDAY 7th, 9:00 am
3.
to be conducted. )
**Event 2 nominations close at 10:00 am**
Event 3 nominations close at 9:15 am
75t State Sporting Clays C/Ship
$60 ($50 L/V/J)
(Practice available Saturday after 2pm)
$5 discount for pre-nomination
Grades, Women, Juniors & Veterans
(Category & Grade – 1st requires min of 2 entrants,
2nd requires min of 4 entrants)
Ladies & Veterans may pay reduced nominations.
Ladies & Veterans may pay reduced nominations.
All Juniors are entitled to Free Nominations and eligible
for all trophies
Reduced Nomination competitors are entitled to grades or
categories, not both. Full noms to be paid for overall eligibility.
Reduced/Free nominations does not affect Team Selection
All Juniors are entitled to Free Nominations and
eligible for all trophies
OPEN O/all – Silver SA Badge & Sash
(Overall does not take Grade)
Grades, Women, Juniors & Veterans
(Category & Grade – 1st requires min of 2 entrants,
2nd requires min of 4 entrants)
State Postal and Shoulder to Shoulder Teams as per
SACTA 2010 State Program Book
Sponsored by Marsh Insurance, The Professionals &
Omega Foods
PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE BY EVENT ORGANISERS IF REQUIRED
Reduced Nomination competitors are entitled to grades
or categories, not both.
Full noms to be paid for overall eligibility.
Reduced/Free nominations does not affect Team Selection
All meals available on the Grounds
Camping available
Contact: Brian Thomas 0408 395 742,
Sponsored By
MARSH INSURANCE
TORRESAN WINES
AFFILIATED WITH THE AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION Inc.
Proudly supported by the Office for Recreation and Sport
Any enquiries please contact: Secretary, Deserie Baynes (M) 0417 870 745,
President, Allan Vilcins (08) 8389 2467 (M) 0401 714 630 SACTA Executive, Brian Thomas (M) 0408 395 742 & Garry Read 0418 859 795
For further information regarding this Carnival and the South Australian Clay Target Association, visit the website at: www.sacta.com.au
PAYMENT DETAILS
CHEQUE
MONEY ORDER
EFT C’lth BSB 065-122 a/c 10011938 SACTA
ISSF CARNIVAL
SPORTING CLAYS
(Please reference Surname and forward
entry form by mail/fax)
Post your Nominations and Cheque/Money Order to:
$
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC
c/- Deserie Baynes, P.O Box 326, Jamestown 5491
(Shooter Name)
Fax 08 8665 7012
(Acknowledgement of receipt of your pre-nomination will be made by return mail)
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International Gun Club
State Shooting Park, Park Rd Virginia SA
Enjoy Our Birthday Shoot
$9000
Trophies including 31 Sashes Over Two days
9th & 10th October 2010
DAY 1 SATURDAY 9TH OCTOBER STARTING AT 10 AM
Event 1 25 Target Trench Championship Noms $16 L/J/V $12
O/A Winner Sash, Prizes 1st & 2nd A B C, L/J/V - Sponsored by Advanced Pools & Omega Foods
Shot in conjunction with Jim & Annette Finis Shield Shoot - any 3 person Team
Event 2 25 Target Points score Championship Noms $20 L/J/V $12
O/A Winner Sash and Trophy , 1st Other Grades Sash & Trophy, 2nd each Grade trophy AA A B C & L/J/V
Sponsored by Melisi Projects
Event 3 25 Target Double Barrel Championship Noms $20 L/J/V $12
O/A Winner Sash and Trophy, 1st Other Grades Sash & Trophy, 2nd each Grade trophy AA A B C & L/J/V
Sponsored by Beretta Australia
Event 4 15 pair Double Rise Championship Noms $20 L/J//V$12
Sponsored by Sapore Restaurant, John Wark & Sons, Gliderol & Southern Stainless Fabrications
Presentations at end of day followed by Lamb on a Spit and FREE BBQ
All welcome, sponsored by Plaza Holden
DAY 2 SUNDAY 10TH OCTOBER STARTING AT 10AM
Event 5 25 Target Skeet Championship Noms $16 L/J/V $12
O/A Winner Sash, Prizes 1st & 2nd A B C, L/J/V - Sponsored by Adelaide Gun Shop & Adami Sand & Metal
Shot in conjunction with Inter Skeet Shield Shoot,
Any 5 person Team, sponsored by Theo Angelis Concrete. Also Qualifying Event for 5 person Central Zone Team
Event 6 25 Target Handicap Noms $20 L/J/V $12
1st Sash and Trophy , 2nd 3rd 4th & 5th Trophies - Sponsored by Corsivia, Grandview Windows & WasteAway SA
Event 7 25 Target Single Barrel Championship Noms $20 L/J/V $12
Sponsored by Truss Tech SA & One Stop Building Hardware
Event 8 30 Target Double Barrel Championship Noms $20 L/J/V $12
Sponsored by La Vera – Pino Marmorale & Gawler Mitre 10
Shot in conjunction with Metro and Mary Martini Shield Shoot - 5 person Team (4 Club Registered)
Overall High Gun Events 1 – 8, Sash and Trophy donated by Champion Cartridges
AA A B C Ladies, Junior & Veterans High Gun over DTL events only (i.e. Events 2 – 4 & 6 – 8)
Sashes and Trophies Donated by Deloitte, Touche & Tohmatsu
Overall Event Winners includes first in their grade
Free Camping on Grounds for all enquiries please contact:
John Zuppa (Vice President) 0419 877 665 Dino Oliviero 0401 122 633
or Joe Melisi (President) 0419 866 793
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2nd H Whitehead 32/34, 3rd S Fenwick 22/24,
4th A Zupanic 21/23, 5th B Duncan 20/22;
OA HG A: B Duncan 138/145.
Mid North 8 August 10
Cool/Cloudy (18): 10T C/D: 10/10 D Johns,
M Potifex, G Gilbert, J Gilbert, H Bowman,
D Cooper, R Thompson, G Read, D Mills;
30T DB A: G Gilbert 58/59, G Read 57/59;
B: H Bowman 28/30, R Thompson 27/30; C:
Jamie Gilbert 29/30, D Cooper 25/30; 30T A:
G Gilbert 30/31, B Finch 29/31; B: H Bowman
27/30, R Thompson 22/30; C: Jamie Gilbert
27/30, D Cooper 25/30.
Monarto - Alexandra 18 July 10
Cool (28): 25T SKT A: C Jacobs 24/25; B: R
Clark 24/25; C: G Kessegian 26/30, S Harrison
25/30; 25T DB AA: R Clark 25/25, R Andrews
26/27; A: P Hendy 24/25, S Byrnes 23/25; B: J
Bretag 25/25, J Moloney 26/27; C: B Burgess
28/31, S Harrison 27/31; 25T P/s AA: T Dunn
93/93, R Clark 90/93; A: S Byrnes 66/75, P
Hendy 58/75; B: J Moloney 135/138, N West
132/138; C: S Keen 66/75, I Hein 65/75; 15PR
DR AA: G Kessegian 25/30, R Clark 24/30; A:
P Hendy 19/30, S Byrnes 16/30; B: C Jacobs
24/40; F Keen 22/40; C: B Burgess 19/30; D
Keen 16/30; HG; R Clark 124/130.
Monarto - Alexandra Clay Target Club
8/8/2010
Cool (31):50 T Skeet AA: L. Schubert 46/50;
A: L. Piscioneri 47/50; B: R. Clark 44/50;
C: F. Keen 45/50, 2nd - D.Keen 40/50; 25
T Point Score AA: R. Andrews 75/75, 2nd G. Kessegian 71/75; A: P. Mules 73/75, 2nd
- P.Johncock 71/75; B: I. Hopton 75/75, 2nd
- H. Whitehead 70/75; C: S. Fenwick 72/75,
2nd - D. Hopton 66/75; 30 T Mixed AA:
R.Clark 50/50, 2nd - G. Kessegian 49/50; A:
L. Piscioneri 49/50, 2nd - P. Jonhcock 62/65;
B: I. Hopton 50/50, 2nd - N. West 97/100;
C: T.Dury 45/50, 2nd - D. Keen 43/50; HIGH
GUN - Ian Hopton 125/125.
Mount Gambier 10July 10
Wet & Windy: 25T Balltrap A: Max Medhurst
20/25, Hayden Megan 18/25; B: Ken Atkin
23/25, Andrew Hoare 21/25; C: Mick Little
20/25, Graham Lamond 20/26; 25T Club
PS CS: AA: Malcom Whitehead 74/75,
Ken Atkin 72/75; A: Warren Linder 72/75,
Dougal Simson 59/75; B: Gerald Bourchier
71/75, Kevin Dawe 71/75; C: Andrew Aldersey
58/75, Michael Ralf 55/75; 25T HC: 1st
Dougla Simson 25/25, 2nd Ken Atkin 24/25,
3rd Warren Linder 25/27, 4th Darren Murrell
24/27, 5th Andrew Aldersey 22/25; HG Ken
Atkin 119/125.
South Australian 25 July 10
Beautiful (33): Waterloo SKT CS OA & B:
A Vilcins 50, R James 46; A: C Jacobs 48,
L Schubert 46; C: R Borzillo 46, W Harris
45/51; Waterloo TWR CS OA & B: A Vilcins
25/25, J Rice 25/26; A: M Collomb 25/27,
C Jacobs 24/27; C: W Spackman 24/28, M
Millen 27/33; PS GRD A: D Olivero 107/108,
W Harris 106/108; B: L Francis 78/84, C
Jacobs 75/84; C: L Ciaramellano 66/75, C
Abela 60/75; Waterloo DB CS OA & A: D
Oliviero 45/45, S Halikiopoulos 44/45; B: B
McGuirk 25/25, P Quade 27/28; C: L Gentilcore 23/25, G Parente 22/26; VET: D Martin
24/25; OAHG: Allan Vilgins 172/175.
South Australian 8 August 10
Cold & Wet (20): August SKT CS OA & B: R
James 48, R Ko,ber 46; A: C Jacobs 47, K Carey
40; C: R Pitt 45, W Harris 43; TWR DB GRD
A: C Jacobs 24, W Harris 21; B: M Giannone
24, R Pitt 23; C B McGuirk 22/26, R Borzillo
24/29; PS GRD A: M Giannowey 73, S Halikiopoulos; B: Z McGuirk 74, P Marcoionni 69;
C: L Ciaramellano 62, R Sprinella 61; August
DB CS OA & A: W Harris 35/35, R Boizzillo
34/35; B: Zak McGuirk 41/42, B McGuirk
40/42; C: L Ciaramellano 22, G Parelte21;
OAHG: W Harris 157/175.
Southern Gun Club 1 August 10
Cold & Windy (25):25T DB CS A1: Luke
Higgins 25/25; A2: Jeff Higgins 24/25; B1:
Anthony May 24/25; B2: Grahm Morgan
22/25; C1: Stan Keen 22/25; C2: Steven Baxter
21/25; 25T SB A1: Luke Higgins 24/25; A2:
Rod Schubert 21/25; B1: Fred Keen 22/25;
B2: John Moloney 19/25; C1: David Keen
20/25; C2: Stan Keen 18/26; 25T CONT: a1:
Luke Higgins 24/25; A2: Jeff Higgins 23/26;
B1: John Humberstone 23/27; B2: Anthony
May 22/27; C1: Steven Baxter 21/26; C2:
David Keen 20/26; John Reilly MEM HG: Luke
Higgins 73/75.
Southern Yorke Peninsula 18 July 10
Slight rain to begin with clearing with cloud
cover (15): 25T GRD SKT B: P Quire 24/25; C:
D Mills 22/25; 15T DB E/O G Reed 15/15, D
Mills 15/15; 30T DB GRD A: G Reed 30/30, D
Pollard 28/630, D Mills 27/30; B: H Bowman
29/30, B Thompson 27/30; C: D Cooper
26/30, A Phillips 24/30, K lee 15/30.
Wilkawatt 8 August 10
Overcast (20): 25T SKT B: B Lock 33/35, A
Lock 32/35; C: J Winnall 22/25, J Moloney
20/25; 30T DB CS AA & OA: A Mattschoss
88/88, M Raper 60/61; A: K Strather 72/73,
L Beelitz 48/49; B: J Moloney 87/88, M Batten
32/33; C: D Lock 28/30, I Pfeiffer 25/30; 25T
Glen Kelly HC: 1st M Batten 29/30, 2nd K
Strother 28/30, 3rd B Lock 26/28; HG B Lock
77/80.
Les Niewand 26/40; 30 tgt: Geoff Strauss
Medely Championship AA & O/A Colin Dunn
100/100,2nd Roger Duthie 100/100 A 1st
Allan Jones 95/100, 2nd Neil Haydon 88/100;
B: 1st Norm Hinneberg 53/60, 2nd Brian
Bolwell & Bruce Papst 52/60; C: 1st Shayne
Wallis 49/60, 2nd Sean Maybery 45/60; 20
tgt Mixed Metreage Cash Divide AA: 1st Colin
Dunn 20/20, 2nd Lisa Hawker & Craig Kelly
19/20; A: 1st Neil Haydon 19/20, 2nd Allan
Jones 18/20; B: 1st Brian Bolwell 19/20, 2nd
Geoff Strauss 18/20; C: 1st Sean Maybery
17/20, 2nd Shayne Wallis 16/20: High Gun
Winners AA: Roger Duthie 114/120; A: Leon
Gibson 105/120; B: Brian Bolwell 97/120; C:
Sean Maybery 89/120.
Central Wimmera Clay Target Club
07/08/2010
Overcast,windy (28):50 tgt Paddy Pannan
Memorial D/B C/Ship AA & O/A: Robert
Andrews 52/52, 2nd Craig Kelly 75/76; A:
1st Jim Shepherd 46/50, 2nd Robert Papst
45/50; B: 1st Brian Joy 48/50, 2nd John Hinneberg 47/51; C: 1st Jan Krause 43/50, 2nd
Les Niewand 41/50; 20 tgt S/B C/D AA: 1st
Roger Lehmann 20/20, 2nd Robert Hoskings
19/20; A: 1st Jim Shepherd 18/20, 2nd Robert
Papst 15/20; B: 1st Colin Jarred 18/20, 2nd
Doug Harris 17/20; C: 1st Jan Krause 12/20,
2nd Leigh McGennisken 11/20; High Gun
Winners AA: Roger Lehmann 70/70; A: Jim
Shepherd 64/70; B: Colin Jarred 64/70; C: Jan
Krause 55/70.
Colbinabbin 25 July 10
Fine (24):10T CONT PS CD: T Moroni, I
Phillips, G Ervin, S Traill, D Cox 30/30; 20T
CONT PS CS OA & AA: S Traill 60/60; A: G
Palmer 62/62; B: E Mullane 59/60; C: K Northausen 58/60; 20T Walk Backwards-Forward
CD: T Moroni, L Gee, D Cox, L Fitzgerald
20/20; 20T DB CS OA & AA: S Traill 79/79;
A: A Edwards 36/37; B: A Holmborg 20/20;
C: K Northausen 26/28.
Colbinabbin 22 August 10
Fine, Cold (33): 20T P/S CS OA & AA: L
Fitzgerald 195/195; A: R Traill 65/66; B: E
Mullane 56/60; C: B Kavanagh 54/60; 15T
HC: 1st S Traill 16/16, 2nd R Traill 19/20, 3rd
D Milojevic 18/20; 15 PR D/R CS OA & AA:
T Moroni 37/40; A R Elmer 33/400; B: P Sing
23/30; C: H Nihill 21/30; 30T CONT DB CS
OA AA: G Ervin 59/59; AA: T Marone 58/59;
B: A Holmberg 36/37; C: B Kavanagh 19/20.
Colac 8 August 10
Mostly Sunny (34): 25T DB AA: J Buchholz
45/46, W Black 28/29; OA & A: L Presani
121/121, I Holt 120/121; B: J Hardcastle
25/26, J Holt 24/25; C: C Hoiles 24/25, D
McCoombe 23/26; 25T PS AA: M Markesich
94/96, J Buchholz 93/96; OA & A: S Holt
84/84, L Presani 83/84; B: H Hardcastle 70/75,
B Fleming 68/75; C: C Hoiles 68/75; 20T HC:
1st J Hardcastle 30/30, 2nd C Hoiles 29/30,
3rd I Harris 20/21; BM: G Went 18/20.
Colac 22 August 10
Mostly Sunny (19): 100T Balltrap AA: M
Crimmins 90/100; B: J Hucholz 82/100,
W Wombwell 78/100, J Gardiner 76/101;
C: I Holt 74/100, R Bailey 73/100, M Rice
70/100.
FACTC 1 August 10
Cold windy (55): 50T SKT AA: D O’Sullivan
50/50; A: S Vaccaro 49/50; B: L Watson 45/50,
J Filidis 44/50; C: M Buttigieg 48/50; B Brown
44/50; 50T SKT DB AA: David O’Sullivan
48/50; A: Barry Moss 47/50; B: Matt Prentice
41/50; C: Michael Buttigieg 44/50.
Foster 10 July 10
Dull Calm (30): 10T E/O CD AA: A Brady
30/30; A: I McJames, D Rhodes 30/30; B: J
Attard, G Monson 30/30; C: L Fincham 27/30;
JNR: D Jones 10/10, J Mitchell 8/10; 30T SB
AA: B Stokes 29/30, A brady 27/30; A: D
Rhodes 28/30, R Thomas 24/30; B: J Attard
28/32, G Monson 27/32; C: G Kent 26/30, J
Buchanan 21/30;JNR D Jones 26/30, R Collins
18/30; 20T DB AA: B Stokes 22/22, M Boast
21/22; A: D Rhodes 25/26, I McJames 24/26;
B: G Monson 20/20, R Burns 20/21; C: J
Griffith 18/20, J Buchanan 18/20; JNR D Jones
18/20, L Turner 15/20; Ray Barlow Memorial
Colac Gun Club
$500.00
If you can shoot the 2 events clean
To be shared if more than one possible
Victoria
Ararat 7 August 10
10T PS E/O C/D: L Cooke, B Harris 30/30,
L Hemley 29/30; 30T PS GRD CS OA & OA:
M Dyson 92/93, B Harris 86/90; A: P Scott
89/93, P Chipperfield 87/90; b: G Leslie 85/90,
G Horrigan 80/90; C: M Perry 67/90; 30T DB
GRD CS OA & AA: L Cook 50/50, B Harris
49/50; A: P Scott 29/30, G Young 30/32; B:
K Malcom 35/36, G Leslie 36/38; C: M Perry
27/30; HG: B Harris 146/150; Off the Fence:
G Young.
Bendigo 7 August 10
Cold & Fine (58): 75T Mountain Duck Sporting
Clays CS: OA & AA: Leigh Roberts 71/75,
Robert Hall 80/90; A: Ross Dunstan 64/75,
Nathan Harris 62/75; B: Brad Woolley 60/75,
Todd Pickering 58/75; C: Kingsley Nelson
48/75, Benjamin Brown 47/75.
Boort 01/08/2010
Cold and windy with a shower (15):10 t
Cont. e/e ps C/D: A Freeman 30/30, S Reyne
29/30, G Broad 28/30; 25 t DB Cont CS: 1
st OA &A: R Hosking, 2nd P Chipperfield; 1
st B: M Chalmers, 2nd D Hannigan; 1 st C:
G Chalmers, 2nd R Algie; 25 Target SB CS
1st OA & AA: L Knight 24/25, 2nd R Hosking
22/25; 1st A: C Broad 24/26, 2nd P Chipperfield 23/26; 1st B: D Hannigan 22/25, 2nd M
Chalmers 21/25; 1 St C: D Shepard 21/25,
2nd G Chalmers 16/25.
Castlemaine 21 July 10
Cool (17): 25T DB CD: Chris Landridge,
Jamie Elloitt, Terry Archer, Rick McLennon,
Tony Psaila 25/25; 25T MXD CS OA AA: Tony
Psaila 45/48, Jamie Elloit 43/45; A: Greg Elloitt
43/45, Murray Bajoda 42/45; B: Erin Mitchell
36/45, Ajit Prasad 27/45; C: Dan Mitchell
37/45, Bridie Patterson 25/45.
Central Wimmera Clay Target Club
01/08/2010
Wet,Windy,Cold (28): 20 pair North West
Zone Auto and Driven Championship AA & O/
A: Craig Kelly 37/40, 2nd Roger Duthie 36/40;
A: 1st Leon Gibson 33/40, 2nd Robert Papst
31/40; B: 1st Megan Wallis 30/40, 2nd Bruce
Papst 27/40; C: 1st Sean Maybery 27/40, 2nd
Sunday 10 October
11.30am start
1 - 50 Tgt D/Barrel
1st & 2nd each grade
Noms Open $23.00
Vets/Lad $20.00 Juniors $15.00
2 - 50 Tgt P/Score
1st & 2nd each grade
Noms Open $23.00
Vets/Lad $20.00 Juniors $16.00
Kindly sponsored by GB/Corsivia
Secretary Stephen Holt A.H. 03 5231 1097
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VICTORIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC.
STATE TRAP CARNIVAL 2010
ECHUCA CLAY TARGET CLUB
12, 13, 14 NOVEMBER
Friday 12th, 9 a.m. start
MINIMUM
$ PRIZE
Event 1 State Double Rise Championship, 25 pr from 15m.
Graded AA-A-B-C. Overall, plus 1st, 2nd, 3rd each grade. 1st Women, Juniors,Veterans
Minimum $ prize – O/A $1150 1st AA $425 – 2nd AA $200 – 3rd AA $75
1st A $275 – 2nd A $150 – 3rd A $50
1st B $250 – 2nd B $120 – 3rd B $40
1st C $150 – 2nd C $75 – 3rd C $25
Ladies $120 Veterans $120 Juniors $120
At Completion of Double Rise – Zone Teams Matches (Open Ladies, Veteran & Junior)
DB, SB, PTS
Event 2 State Handicap, 50 tgts from ACTA Handicap Marks
Prizes awarded 1st to 5th place. 1st Women, Juniors,Veterans
Minimum $ prize – 1st $1450 2nd $1000 3rd $750 4th $550 5th $400
Ladies $200 Veterans $200 Juniors $200
Saturday 13th, 8.30 a.m. start
Event 3 State Single Barrel Championship, 50 tgts from 15m.
Graded AA-A-B-C. Overall, plus 1st, 2nd, 3rd each grade.
1st Women, Juniors,Veterans
Event 4 State Double Barrel Championship, 50 tgts from 15m.
Sunday 14th, 8.30 a.m. start
Event 5 State Pointscore Championship, 50 tgts from 15m.
O/A – $1400
1st AA – $675
2nd AA – $325
3rd AA – $100
1st A – $450
2nd A – $225
3rd A – $75
1st B – $325
2nd B – $150
3rd B – $50
1st C – $175
2nd C – $75
3rd C – $25
L, J,
Event 6 Open State Postal Team – 50 tgt Points. Fifteen highest scores Events 3, 4 & 5.
Women’s State Postal Team – 25 tgt Points. Six highest scores Events 3, 4 & 5.
Junior State Postal Team – 25 tgt Points. Six highest scores Events 3, 4 & 5.
Veterans State Postal Team – 25 tgt Points. Six highest scores Events 3, 4 & 5.
Please note: Shoot-off will be used to determine last places in all teams.
V – $150
FULL NOMINATIONS EACH EVENT – Open $55, Juniors $40, 2nd Family members (Husband or Wife) $45
PRE-NOMINATIONS EACH EVENT – Open $45, Juniors $30, 2nd Family members (Husband or Wife) $35
All events to be shot in one visit – six shooters per squad except the Handicap, 5 tgts per lane, 5 shooters per squad.
STATE OPEN HIGH GUN EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5.
WINNER TO RECEIVE SHOTGUN, PLUS SASH AND GOLD VICTORIA BADGE.
WOMEN, JUNIOR & VETERAN HIGH GUN EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5.
WINNERS TO RECEIVE REFUND OF CARNIVAL NOMINATIONS PLUS SASH.
A five man club teams match will be conducted in conjunction with the State Pointscore Championship.
In each event, prizes will be awarded for Women, Juniors and Veterans,
only if there are at least three competitors in the group.
Optional $5 Overall Purse on Events 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5. Paid 60%, 30%, 10%.
HANDICAP CARDS MUST BE PRESENTED AT NOMINATION.
SHOOT OFFS CONTINUED UNDER LIGHTS IF NECESSARY
ON-GROUND CAMPING WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE
VCTA Annual General Meeting Thursday 11th, 7.30 pm
Nomination forms can be downloaded from the VCTA website: www.vcta.com.au
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VCTA STATE TRAP CARNIVAL
12, 13 & 14 November 2010
Shooter No.
(Office use)
PRE-NOMINATION FORM
ACTA No.
First Name
Surname
Address
Club
Suburb
State
Postcode
Phone No.
Mobile/
Day Contact
Email
TICK ONE or MORE THAN ONE of the boxes if you are ELIGIBLE to complete in the Categories shown below:
LADIES
VETERAN
JUNIOR
All FEMALE competitors must tick this box
All Shooters 65 years or over on first day of competition
All Shooters aged Under 18 years on first day of competition
TICK Your GRADE
AA
A
B
Date of Birth
Date of Birth
C
/
/
/
/
Your HANDICAP
Please note: ALL Nominations CLOSE at 5.00 pm on Friday 23 October 2010
*Reduced Pre-Nomination
Juniors
*2nd Family Member
CARNIVAL PROGRAM
Open
Nomination
*Optional
Purse
Friday 12th November
Double Rise Championship 25 Pr
Handicap 50T 1st – 5th
$30
$30
$35
$35
$45
$45
$5
$5
3
Saturday 13th November
Single Barrel Championship – 50T
$30
$35
$45
$5
4
Double Barrel Championship – 50T
$30
$35
$45
$5
Event
Sunday 14th November
Points Score Championship – 50T
$30
$35
$45
$5
$
$
$
Event
1
2
Event
5
PLEASE TOTAL NOMINATIONS & PURSE PAID
$
*Note: Reduced Nominations shall apply to Juniors and 2nd family members, they being husband or wife who are entering
into the same event whose nomination is lodged at the same time as a member paying full nomination fees.
Shooters paying reduced nominations are eligible for overall, grade and section prizes.
When you pre-nominate you will be pre-squadded and advised.
Competitors nominating at the Carnival may find themselves shooting late in the day and will then join in the squad
rotation. You may nominate only once at the Carnival and must decide on that day which events you are shooting.
IF YOU WISH TO NOMINATE AND SHOOT WITH OTHER COMPETITORS IN THE SAME SQUAD
(EXCLUDING HANDICAP) ALL PRE-NOM FORMS MUST BE SENT TOGETHER.
NOMINATIONS WILL BE REFUNDED TO ANY SHOOTER WHO CANNOT ATTEND.
Shooters will remain in their allocated squads for the duration of the Carnival. Squads will rotate daily.
Optional Purse will be paid out 1st, 2nd, 3rd overall and will be divided 60%, 30%, 10%.
Cash
Credit Card No:
Cheque
Visa
____ / ____ / ____ / ____
Mastercard
Expiry Date:
Please tick one of the following: CREDIT CARD - Please deduct:
Signature:
On receipt of Nomination
By my signature: I acknowledge and agree to the ‘Conditions of Entry’.
Signed:
Amount $
__/__
OR
Two weeks prior to Event
See VCTA website for details: www.vcta.com.au
Date:
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Frankston Australian
Clay Target Club
123 Rossiter Road Carrum Downs
PO Box 340, Patterson Lakes 3197
Telephone 9782 1626
INC. A0010859 S ABN 255 281 411
OCTOBER PROGRAM
Sunday October 3rd
12.00 pm Start
Event 1 15 Tgt Points AA A B C
- Graded Purse (Split)
$10.00
Event 2 FRANKSTON - AUSTRALIAN
“2010 CHALLENGE #3
$1,000 Pot of Cash”
$40.00
90 Target Mixed Birds 30 Single,
30 Double, 30 Points
O/All $120 Cash,
1st each grade $100 Cash, 2nd $50 Cash
O/All takes grade ($1,000 divided if more
than one possible)
Event 3 100 Tgt Skeet AA A B C - Trophy $36.00
All shooters who compete in three of the four
“Challenges” during 2010 will qualify for the Lucky
Door prize conducted after the fourth shoot.
Door Prize 1st $200 & 5 draws for $100
Sunday October 17th
12.00 pm Start
Event 1 20 Tgt Points
AA A B C - Cash Prizes
Event 2 50 Tgt D/Barrel C’ship
Event 3 25 Tgt Handicap 1st to 4th
Cash Prizes
Event 4 50 Tgt Skeet
Event 5 50 Tgt Skeet Doubles
Hopetoun 1 August 10
Calm, Sunny, Perfect (16): 30T DB CS OA A:
D Flavel 42/42, A Jones 41/42; B: J Absalom
28/30, B Erhardt 27/30; C: N Webster 26/30,
C Browne 24/30; 20 PR DD: 1st W Sanders & A
Jones 20/20, 2nd J Borg & M Absalom 27/28.
Jeparit 15 August 10
Overcast Showers (10): 30T MED CS OA &AA:
Wayne Hawker 49/50, Lisa Hawkewr 47/50;
A: David Flavel 46/50, Barry Erhardt 42/50;
B: Doug Harris 42/50, Colin Jarred 40/50; C:
Sean Maybery 66/75, Jack Bone 60/75; 30T
PNT Cash AA: Wayne Hawker 85/90, Lisa
Hawker 83/90; A: David F;avel 77/90, Barry
Erhardt 74/90; B: Colin Jarred 84/90, Doug
Harris 74/90; C: Sean Maybery 73/90, Jack
Bone 65/90; 25T DB Cash AA: Wayne Hawker,
Lisa Hawker, Ron Hounsell 25/25; A: Davis
Flavel 25/25, Barry Erhardt 24/25; C: Sean
Mayberry 23/25, Jack Bone 18/25.
Kyneton 25 July 10
Fine & Sunny (32): 25T DB CS OA & B: S
Langridge 34/34, A Banfield 28/29; AA: C
Landridge 33/34, L Knight 23/25; A: D Oates
26/27, G Went 25/26; C: A Bruni 24/25, J
Hill 23/25; 20PR Deavillie Doubles CS: 1st
D Hill & L Young 18/20, 2nd L Knight & A
Banfield 17/20; 20T PS CS OA & A: L Knight
117/117, G Went 116/117; B: C Langridge
87/90, P Payne 59/60; C: P Wilson 54/60, L
Hatzigiannis 51/60; C GRD JNR: E De Rossi;
Encouragement Award: J Rhodes.
Macarthur 31 July 10
Fine (19): 25T DB AA & OA: Mal Dyson 33/33,
Trevor Smith 32/33; A: Rick Bailey 25/26,
Wayne Jenkins 24/25; B: John Diprose 29/33,
Trevor Wedding 28/33; C: Jill Wythe 20/25,
Eric Wythe 19/25; 25T CONT DB CS AA &
OA: Sam Rundell 35/35, Scott Wythe 34/35;
A: Rick Bailey 32/33, Wayne Jenkins 27/28; B:
Phil Vaughan 21/25, Trevor Wedding 20/25;
C: Jill Wythe 21/25, Eric Wythe 19/25.
Melbourne Gun Club 31/7/2010
Fine Cold (87): 75 TGT Trench OA: Marc
$12.00
OCTOBER 2010
$22.00
BAIRNSDALE
Saturday 2nd October
50tgt B/Trap, 50tgt D/B C/ship
$15.00
FOSTER
Sunday 3rd October -12noon
$23.00
10tgt Pts Graded C/D
40tgt D/B C/ship
40tgt D/B Cont Geoff Mowat Mem C/ship Gr
O/A High Gun
$23.00
WONTHAGGI
Sunday 10th October
Calcutta Day Calcutta BBQ
10tgt Pts Meterage, 50tgt Meterage 1,2,3
Sunday October 24th
12.00 pm Start
Event 1 75 Tgt ISSF Trap & Final
O/A, A B C - Cash Prizes
OA: B Stokes 49/50; F & G: G Kent 42/50; A:
D Rhodes 47/50; B: G Monson 46/50; C: D
Jones 44/50; HG: B Stokes 58/60.
Frankston 24-25 July 10
OA: B Dustan 154/175; A: M Casella 134/150,
J Tonna 132/151; B: H Staffoed 119/150; C
Galew 119/153; C: C Watts 110/150; T White
92/150; LAD: C Skinner 131/150.
Frankston 1 August 10
Cold Windy: 25T PTS AA: R Williams 72/75,
A Crawford 71/75; A: C McDougall 135/138,
L Mirabella 132/138; B: E Boyack 75/75, J
Orlando 73/75; C: S Dennis 76/81, P noy 73/81;
25T SB AA: W Woodward 24/25, L Curtis
36*39; A: K Calder 24/25, L Mirabella 23/25;
B: M tout 26/30, K Cullen 25/30; C: S Dennis
23/25, R Clancy 23/26; 40T HC: 1st M Tout
39/40, 2nd S Dennis 49/51, 3rd D white 48/51,
4th C Galea 57/60, 5th K Calder 56/60.
Frankston 15 august 10
Showers (35): 10T EO PTS: Don Kendall
30/30, Bill Woodward 30/30; 100T DB OA
AA: P Mills 123/123, A Crawford 122/123;
A: D Hutchins 99/100; B: B McMillan 99/100,
E Mills 98/100; C: Brett Thompson 93/102,
Col Harrington 92/102; 100T SKT AA: D
O’Sullivan 99/100; A: S Vaccaro 96/100; B:
M Buttigleg 93/100; C: B Brown 87/100.
Frankston 22 August 10
Fine (21): ISSF Trap 75T HC: 1st Adam Vella
92/100. 2nd Brett Dunstan 89/100, 3rd Talih
Bourkamel 88/102, 4th Nidal Asmar 87/102,
5th Stacey Roiall 86/101
Hamilton 17 July 10
Good (33): 50T DB PS OA & AA: G Jenning
50/143, P Cleggett 49/144: A: S Cutter
49/143, W Lindner 47/136;B: P Vaughan
46/132, F Dobbins 46/129; C: D Menxel
46/149, S Davis 44/126; 25T PS OA & AA: G
Jenning 75/75, P Cleggett 74/75; A: R Bailey
94/96, W Wombwell 91/96; B: R Gilchrist
71/75, P Vaughan 67/75; C: S Wombwell
67/75, S Davis 66/75.
$34.00
MORWELL
Saturday 16th October
45tgt Cont C/ship AA,A,B,C 1+2
45tgt D/B AA,A,B,C 1+2
All Events - Less than 5 entrants per grade - no 2nd place
The committee reserves the right to alter the program
KORUMBURRA
Saturday 23rd October
CLUB OPEN FOR PRACTICE
Korumburra Challenge
90 Mixed Graded
15 S/B, 15 D/B, 15 Pts, 15 S/B Cont, 15 D/B
Cont, 15 Pts Cont
Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday - Sporting Clays
Every Thursday
Visit our website for up to date information,
shoot calendar and results
www.factc.com.au
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TRARALGON
Saturday 30th October
50tgt D/B & 50tgt Pts, AA,A,B,C 1+2
Crimmins 87/100, A Nino Pedulla 69/75;
B: Geoff Aston 66/75; C: Tina White 42/75;
100 TGT DOUBLE BARREL AA & OA: Frank
Santoro 104/104: AA: 2nd Tony Faranda
103/103; A: John Mollica 98/100, A: 2nd Neil
Cook 120/124; B: Michele Preston 97/100, B:
2nd Matt Dunkley 96/100; C: Sheridan Morley
93/100, C: 2nd Chris Prince; JNR: Jack Wallace
94/100; LAD: Michele Preston 97/100; 50 Tgt
Skeet AA: Mal BRiggs 50/50; A: Laurie Durham
49/50; B: Justin Hayden 47/50, B: 2nd Locky
Irons 46/50; C: Wally Diston 46/50; 50 Tgt
Skeet AA: Mal Briggs 49/50; A: Jacqui Durham
49/50; B: Justin Hayden 50/50, B: 2nd Locky
Irons 47/50; C: Wally Diston 43/50.
Melbourne 7/8/2010
Fine & Cold (73): 30 TGT PS AA & OA: Daniel
Blunden 89/90, 2ND Bill Woodward 88/90; A:
Leon Howell 88/90, 2ND Keith Calder 87/90;
B: Sheridan Morley 86/90, 2ND Tina White
98/105; C: Matt Downes 84/90, 2ND Peter
Wilkins 89/105; JNR: Matt Downes 84/90; 30
TGT DB AA & OA: Bill Woodward 56/56, 2ND
Daniel White 40/41; A: Matat Dunkley 34/25,
2ND John Mollica 29/30; B: Jack Wallace
55/56, 2ND Ryan Ball 33/34; C: Matt Downes
37/38, 2ND Rod Jackson 36/37; JNR: Matt
Downes 29/30; 20 TGT Handicap: 1: Roger
Esplin 24/24, 2: Paul Haslam 23/24; 3 Byan
Ball 31/31 BM: Andrew Brady 18/20; 100 TGT
Skeet AA: Mal Briggs 98/100; A: Zeljko Bacani
95/100, 2ND Barry Moss95/100; B: Justin
Hayden 95/100, 2nd Clyde Bennett 95/100;
C: Michael Buttigiel 90/100 .
Melbourne 14/8/2010
Windy/Cold (63): 25 TGT SB; AA: Charlie
Battisti 23/25, A Leon Howell/Keith Calder
23/25; B: Sam Shields 22/25; C: Peter Cavedon
24/25; JNR: T. Jackon/R. Ball/Kyle Dunkley
16/25; 25 TGT PS AA: Geoff McClure 76/78;
A: Don Rhodes 79/81; B: Sam Shields 68/75;
C: Matthew Downes 72/75; JNR: Matthew
Downes 72/75; 40 TGT DB AA: Geoff Aston
56/57; A: Matt Dunkley 57/57; B: Carol Stokes
39/40; C: Peter Wilkins 38/40; JNR: Ryan Ball
37/40; 50 TGT Skeet AA: Mal Briggs 49/50;
A: Eddy Elder 49/50; B: Locky Irons 48/50; C:
Gabriel Lagos 35/50; 50 TGT Skeet AA: Adrian
Cousens; A: Jacqui Durham 47/50; B: Locky
Irons 47/50; C: Trevor O’Connell 45/50; 75
TGT Trench OA: Todd Malone 89/100; A:
Brett Dunstan 70/75; B: Nathan Kotlarewski
59/75; C: Leigh Stokes 59/75.
Mildura Clay Target 17/07/2010
Overcast (21): 50 Target Sporting: 1st AA - G
Clarkson - 45-50; 1st A - T King - 43-50; 1st B N Watts - 40-50 2nd B - D Farnsworth - 36-50;
1st C - M Box - 38-50, 2nd C - J Heley - 3550; 25 Target HC CD 9 Shooters on 28-50: J
Catanach, B Higgins, T King, C Vernon, M Box,
N Watts, M Scherger, D Farnsworth, J Vale.
Mornington 15 August 10
10PR D/R E/O Hecta; 20PR D/D: 1st J Nelson
& C Nelson, 2nd P Mills & W Woodward, 3rd
B Stokes & C Carrol; 30 sets D/T: 1st B Stokes
& C Carol, 2nd D Clark & L Cazaly, 3rd Hecta
& R Williams.
Nepean 17 July 10
Windy (35): 25T DB AA: G Hyden, G Arnol;
A: K Galder, C Nelson; B: P Handcaster, J
Hayden; C: C Paton, T Gregory; 25T HC: 1st
M Tout, 2nd R Williams, 3rd C Price, 4th P
Mills; 25T DB AA: B Woodward, Hecta; A: G
Boyd, D Claeary; B: J Hayden, P Hancaster;
C: C Paton, P Noy; HG: B Woodward;Series
Winning Team: Nepean.
Nepean 23 July 10
Little Drizzle (51): 50T Night AA: P Laancaster,
N Bakker, G Boyd; A: J McColl, D Quick, F
Ibbott; B: C Paton, B Doughty, K Leskie; C:
R Lewis, C Rowley, D Wans; JUN: N McColl, J
Nemecek; LAD: M Isac, T Coombs.
Noorat 22 July 10
25T A: M Dyson 90/90, J Buchholz 89/90;
A: P Smith 90/93, R Bailey 89/93; B: G Leslie
71/75, N Harris 73/78; C: H Durbridge 65/75,
N Rees 63/75; 30T DB OA & AA: B Wines
38/38, A Smith 37/38; A: K Britton 52/53,
I Harris 51/53; B J Aitkens 65/66, S Holliday
Echuca Clay Target Club Inc
Pre-State Trap Carnival Shoot
Sponsored by S J EDWARDS CONCRETING
Sunday 10th October 2010 10am Start
OVER $1100 WORTH OF TROPHIES
Event 1 50 Target Pre-State Point Score
Championship
Noms $25
Graded AA, A, B, C, 1st & 2nd
Overall takes grade
Event 2 50 Target Pre-State Double Barrel
Championship
Noms $25
Overall takes grade
Event 3 25 Pair Pre-State Double Rise
Championship
Overall takes grade.
Noms $25
HIGH GUN OVER FULL PROGRAM
Reduced Noms for Ladies Juniors & Veterans
President Ron Traill PH 0428 508 327
Secretary Peter Sing PH 03 5481 2211
2010
South East Zone
Carnival
Location: Melbourne Gun Club
Melway 274 E9
Saturday October 8th
Start 9.00 A.M. Sharp
Pre- Nomination
This is the only form of entry to these events.
Entry forms are available from Zone club secretaries or the Melbourne Gun Club web site.
www.melbournegunclub.com.au
Go to program. D.T.L.
Pre-Nominations must be lodged by
close of business 24th September
Send Nom’s and Payment to
South East Zone,
18 Venice St Mornington Vic 3931
Club Team Captains
are to ensure that the teams are nominated before
any members shoots.
Sweeps will be available on the day
Major Sponsor
Beretta Australia
Selection of Zone 5 Member Team
over Events 2, 3&4.
Open team members will Receive Zone-Beretta
Shooting Jacket. Conditions apply.
Zone, Ladies, Veterans and Junior teams
also selected
Sausage Sizzle and Happy hour
after presentations
Special thanks to Supporting Sponsors
Calder Pallets, Lokaway Safes, John Rowe,
Tindar Constructions, PM Excavations,
Security Assessments Services, Export Pallets,
Impact Commercial Ceilings,
Bob Haslem Engineering,
Ron Williams Upholstering,
Mt Evelyn Garden Centre, Pellegrino Travel,
John Mollica.
ZONE SECRETARY:
Chris Carrol 03 9775 7926
A/H 03 593 15079 B/H
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Round 4
VICTORIAN ISSF TRAP
HIGH GUN SERIES
MELBOURNE GUN CLUB
Saturday 11th & Sunday 12
September 10.30am Start
150 Targets ISSF Trap
Jean & Peter Wray Trench Cup
Plus Open Final
OA, AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd
Women & Juniors
Noms Men & Women $75, Juniors $60
Note: Noms for draw close 10:30am SHARP
(Practice available Friday from 2:30pm)
This event is held to acknowledge and thank
both Jean and Peter Wray for the tireless
efforts they have put into ISSF Shooting at
Melbourne Gun Club and throughout Australia.
64/66; C: K Sanwith 30/30, B Malone 28/30;
20T HC: 1st J Buchholz 25/25, 2nd W Jenkins
24/25, 3rd J Aitken 22/23.
Numurkah Shepparton 1 August 10
Cold, Wet & Windy (29): 20T DB OA & AA:
Brett Ford 40/40, Peter Akkermans 35/36;
A: Ron Traill 39/40, Allen Cole 30/31; B: Jo
Boyer 32/33, Andrew Calandro 25/26; C:
Colin Repacholi 19/21, Travis Tait 18/21;
50T NEZ B/T AA: Brett Ford 75/75; A: Drew
Healy 75/75, Tony Plum 55/56; OA & B: Greg
Connally 50/50; Ethan Brindley 55/56; C: John
Fithergill 49/50, Colin Repacholi 47/50; 20T
PS OA & AA: Steve Harbor 103/105, Brett Ford
92/93; A: Ethan Brindley 69/70, Tony Plum
64/69; B: Greg Connally 100/105, Jo Boyer
68/72; C: Colin Repacholi 50/60, Travis Tait
46/60; HG: Brett Ford 127/130; CLUB HC:
Jo Boyer.
Patchewollock 25 July 10
Cold & Partly Cloudy (18): 10T DB EO CD
4 Winners: J Borg, J Cattanach, D Fisher, R
Malic 10/10; 25T DB HC: 1st D Molina 22/25,
2nd N Woolhouse 22/26; 25T SB CS AA/A:
D Molina 25/28, D Fisher 24/28; B: J Heley
18/25, T Hall 16/27; C: D Yetman 19/25, J
Cattanach 18/25; 10PR DR: D Molina 14/20;
HG: D Molina 58/70.
Patchewollock 22 August 10
Partly Cloudy, Cool (14): 10T DB E/O CD:
2 Winners with 10/10: J Heley, G Doyle; 25T
DB CS AA: M Absalom 25/25, G Caristo
21/50; A: G Pike 24/25, R Gould 36/38; B:
G Doyle 25/25, J Scott 21/25; C: J Cattanach
23/25, C Browne 22/25; 25T SB CS AA: G
Caristo 24/25, M Absalom 23/25; A: E Yetman
23/25, G Pike 21/25; B: J Heley 20/25, G Doyle
18/25; C: C Browne 21/25, J Cattahach 17/25;
10PR D/R: M Avsalom 24/30; HG: Malcolm
Absalom 62/70.
Sebastopol 15 August 10
50T DB CS AA & AO: S Haberman 52/52, L
Cook 51/52; A: N Haydon 52/53, W Medwell
53/55; B: A Breen 49/51, M Taylor 48/51; C:
VENETO Clay Target Shooters
Date Sunday 17/10/10 Start time 12 Noon
Venue W.I.S.C.I. Complex, Ballan Road Werribee
(11km from Werribee)
Event 1 10 Tgt EO Points AA, A, B, C
Event 2 25 Tgt S Barrel AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd
Event 3 25 Tgt D Barrel AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd
Event 4 15 Pr D Rise CD AA, A, B, C
Event 5 Jackpot S.B.
Cartridges, food and refreshments available on shoot days
The committee reserves the right to alter or modify any event if necessary
President E. Bertollo Phone 03 9852 0694
North East Zone/ V.C.T.A.
OCTOBER 2010 PROGRAM
Saturday 2nd October
Bendigo 11am
50tgt Sporting Clays C/ship,
25tgt Skeet Doubles Trophy
Sunday 3rd
Alexandra 12.00noon
20tgt D/B Gr C/ship,
40tgt Medley S/B, D/B, P/S 5pr D/R
Numurkah Shepparton 12.00 noon
90 tgt Medley, 30 D/B, 30 S/B, 30 P/S
10tgt club H/Cap
Yarrawonga 11am
10tgt P/S E/O,
20tgt H/Cap, 50tgt D/B
Saturday 9th
Benalla 11.00am
50tgt State Cont D/B C/ship
20tgt D/B c/ship, 20tgt S/B c/ship
Sunday 10th
Echuca 10.00am
25tgt Pre-state P/S Gr c/ship
25tgt Pre –state S/B Gr c/ship
25tgt Pre-state D/B Gr c/ship
20pr Pre-state D/R Gr c/ship
Euroa 12.30pm
10tgt Tower D/B C/D
30
25tgt NEZ Tower S/B C/ship
25pr Euroa Skeet Doubles C/ship
25tgt Skeet C/D
Saturday 16th
Bendigo 11am
50tgt State Midi P/S c/ship
25tgt H/cap
50tgt Charles G Ashman Mem D/B c/ship
High Gun over program
Deniliquin 9am
Deni Grand Prix Super Shoot
Invitation only, 72 Shooters
Sunday 17th
Mansfield 11.30am
20tgt P/S Gr C/D, 20pr D/R C/D
25tgt NEZ Cont P/S Gr C/ship
25tgt Tower D/B Gr Trophy
O/A High Gun
Deniliquin 9.30am
Deni Grand Prix Super Shoot
Invitation only, 72 Shooters
Friday 22nd
Mathoura 7.00pm
10tgt P/S C/D, 10tgt S/B C/D
25tgt D/B Tower, OA & 2 Gr
15tgt h/cap 1-3
Saturday 23rd
Euroa 1pm Wool Week Carnival
DAY
10tgt Golden Fleece P/S gift,
10tgt Wool Week Trophy H/Cap
10tgt Seven Creeks S/B gift,
10tgt Forlonge D/B Cont gift,
10pr Auto & Driven
NIGHT
25tgt NEZ Night Tower P/S c/ship
15pr NEZ Night Tower D/R
50 tgt State Night Skeet c/ship
Sunday 24th
NEZ Delegates Meeting 10.30am
Colbinabbin 1.00 pm
10tgt P/S C/D,
20tgt D/B C/ship, 15tgt H/cap,
40tgt NEZ M/T C/ship
Saturday 30th
St James 12.30pm
Christmas Shoot
Sunday 31st
Echuca 11am
25tgt Skeet Gr cash
25tgt Gr P/S, 20pr D/D 1 & 2
20pr Gr D/R, 25tgt Gr D/B
MELBOURNE
GUN CLUB
2010 Victorian State
I.S.S.F Carnival
To be conducted by the V.C.T.A at the
Victoria Rd, Lilydale 3140
PH: 03 9739-1771 FAX: 03 9739-1773
MELBOURNE GUN CLUB
OCTOBER 2010
Saturday 2nd
October 22nd, 23rd & 24th 2010
ADULT JNR
1. 30 Tgt Points Score C’ship AA,A,B,C
$15
$9
FRIDAY OCTOBER 22ND 10AM
2. 30 Tgt Double Barrel C’ship AA,A,B,C
$15
$9
75 Pair State Double Trap Championship
3. 20 Tgt Handicap 1,2,3 BM (20-25)
$12
$6
4. 100 Tgt Skeet C’ship AA,A,B,C
$34
$26
5 Stand Sporting practice available
Saturday 9th
SOUTH EAST ZONE TRAP CARNIVAL
Pre Nomination Only
Final for Open
OA AA A B C Women and Junior
1st and 2nd each grade
Noms Men and Women $80 Juniors $60
Noms for draw close at 9.30am sharp
Olympic Trap and ISSF Skeet practice available
Entry form available from M.G.C. website
No 5 Stand Sporting or Skeet today
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
OCTOBER 23RD & 24TH 10AM
Saturday 16th
150 Target State Olympic Trap
Championship
Field and Game 75 Tgt Sporting Clays
75 Tgts per day Final for Men and Women
Friday 22nd, Saturday 23rd,
Sunday 24th
VICTORIAN STATE ISSF TITLES
150 Target State ISSF Skeet Championship
75 Tgts per day Final for Open (Women’s
final if 4 or more)
OA AA A B C Women and Junior
1st and 2nd each grade
Please see separate advert
5 Stand Sporting practice available Saturday 23rd
$4
Noms Men and Women $80 Juniors $60
Noms for draw close at 9:30am sharp
2. 75 Tgt CORPORATE SHOOTING STARS
$35
CHAMPIONSHIP, 25DB, 25 SB, 25 PTS
AA-21m, A-19m, B-18m, C-15m
28 gram loads max.
OA $250, 2nd $150, 3rd $50, Jnr $50
Proudly sponsored by Lauryn & Russell Mark
www.corporateshootingstars.com.au
$25
**Nominations include $5 State Junior Levy
3. 100 Tgt Skeet C’ship AA,A,B,C
$34
$26
4. 50 Tgt 5 Stand Sporting AA,A,B,C
$24
$15
Saturday 30th
1. 10 Tgt Points Score Eye Opener
$8
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
MGC Champion of Champions Sat Nov 27th
Top prizes & great targets. Don’t miss it
1st and 2nd on all Skeet and DTL Events
if minimum 5 shooters per grade.
All Prices include g.s.t
Committee has the right to alter program if necessary
STATE SHOULDER TO SHOULDER
TEAMS FOR THE
2011 ISSF NATIONALS
First three places in Men, Women
and Juniors
INTERSTATE POSTAL TEAMS
Men Top six places over first 50 Tgts
Women & Juniors Top four places
over first 50 Tgts
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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
off O’Hearns Rd Epping
Phone: 03 9401 3134 Fax: 03 9401 3122
E-Mail. [email protected]
October 2010
Practice
Every Tuesday and Saturday 12pm to 5pm
DTL Skeet & 5 Stand Sporting
(Ball Trap open Saturday from 3pm to 5pm)
Sunday 3rd 10.30am Start
Australian Hellenic Game &
Conservation
75 Target Sporting Graded
Sunday 10th 10.30am Start
Noms close 12.30pm
Metropolitan Field & Game
75 Target Simulated F&G
Sunday 17th 12.00 pm Start
Event 1 10 Target E/O Points Cash Divide
1st, 2nd & 3rd
$10
Event 2 50 Target Double Barrel
AA A B C
$25
Event 3 25 Target Continental
$13
AA A B C
ZZ’s - Practice 10am - 11.30 am Start
Competition starts 12pm sharp
5 Stand Practice available
Sunday 24th 10.30am Start
75 Targets Sporting Graded
Open to all shooters
Sunday 31st 10.30am Start
2010 CARNIVAL
Saturday 30th October 2010
To be held at the Warrnambool Clay Target Club
STARTING AT 10 AM
Event 1 25 tgt Handicap 1st-4th & B/M
Event 2 25 tgt SWZ Double Barrel
Graded Championship
Event 3 25 tgt SWZ Single Barrel Graded
Championship
Event 4 25 tgt SWZ Points Score Graded
Championship
High Guns, Overall, Ladies,
Junior, Veteran
FINAL ROUND OF
ZONE TEAM SELECTIONS
Nominations $20 per event,
reduced nominations for Juniors
to $50 if shooting entire program.
South West Zone President Mal Dyson 5562 7671
South West Zone Secretary Sam Clifford 5233 1519
Wangaratta
Clay Target Club
OCTOBER PROGRAM
Sporting Clays
Sunday 10 October at 11am
5 Stand 75 Tgt C/Ship
AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd each grade
DTL
Saturday 16 October at 11.00am
10 Tgt Cont E/O
25 Tgt Cont C/Ship AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd each grade
20 pr Nth East Zone Deauville Dbls C/Ship
AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd each grade
25 Tgt D/B C/Ship AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd each grade
Noms close 12.30pm
Metropolitan Field & Game
75 Target Simulated F&G
100 Tgt Skeet C/Ship AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd each grade
Club Championships to be held in November.
See details in the November issue
Club reserves the right to alter programs
on all advertised shoots
Secretary Emily Laino 0409 399 938
Contact Secretary Michelle Rawlings
0402 113 813
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program
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South West Zone of the VCTA
Skeet
Sunday 31 October at 11.00am
2010 QCTA Western Zone Carnival Condamine
WZ Open Team to compete at the QLD Back L-R Geoff Moore Surat,
Richard Morrison Roma, Clayton Cusack Condamine, Cameron Brown
Kingaroy. Front L-R David Robb Tarawera, Byron Hewitt Roma
Vice President Richard Morrison
with JNR HG Winner
Daniel Andrew Roma
T
HE 2010 Western Zone Carnival
was held at Condamine with 99
shooters attending travelling from
as far away as Innisfail, Rockhampton,
Moree, Brisbane, Springsure, Emerald
as well as our Western Zone Clubs,
Cunnamulla, Central Burnett, Chinchilla, Scrubby Creek, Wandoan, Roma,
Teelba, Dalby, Surat and Tarawera.
SB OA Winner Gary
Brown Kingaroy
DR OA Winner Brett
Pile Condamine
The day’s events started with the Double
Barrel Championship sponsored by Peabody
Wilkie Creek, Dalby, with 16 possibles being
shot it came down to David Robb, Tarawera
and Stephanie Mills, Cunnamulla, battling it
out to shoot a 108/108 with David emerging as
the winner and Stephanie recording a personal
best 107/108. Well done Stephanie.
The second event was Single Barrel Championship. We had three shooters shoot the possible,
Gary Brown, Kingaroy was the winner with
37/37.
Last for the day was the 50 Target Continental Championship sponsored by Shoesmiths
Firearms, Toowoomba. This event being won
by Rod Woodrow after a shoot off with Greg
Kocho, Condamine, David Robb, Tarawera and
Ryan Olive, Rockhampton. There were a few
Paw Paw fines on this shoot off.
DB Winner David Robb Tarawera, with
Event Sponsor Peabody Wilkie Creek
representative Jeremy Teece
Event 4 Sunday morning was the 30 Target
Handicap Championship sponsored by Nioa
Trading, Brisbane. Mal Collins, Chinchilla was
Rod Woodrow Wandoan winner of
the 50T Cont with Vice President
Richard Morrison
Julie Allan (Madam Paw Paw) Angel Flight Rep
Peter Wright & Richard Morrison
first shooting a 30/30 from 21m (on a skinner)
taking home a 14 Gun Gunsafe, second was
David Robb, Tarawera, with a 8 Gun Gunsafe,
third was Rod Woodrow, Wandoan, with a 5
Gun Gunsafe, fourth was Daniel Andrews,
Roma, with a 2 Gun Gunsafe, and fifth was
Alex Dallas, Springsure to take home a gun
case and carry bag.
Points Score was next with only three possibles which saw David Robb, Tarawera, take
the Overall after a shoot off with Ryan Olive,
Rockhampton.
Last but not least the Double Rise Event, you
either hate it or love it. This event saw Brett
Pile, Condamine, come out the winner with
a 48/50.
This weekend being the Western Zone
Championships with teams being chosen
from this weekend to represent the Zone at the
State Titles at Emerald next year, so all eyes
were on the scores after events 1, 2 & 5 are
added together.
This year’ s Open Team is Geoff Moore, Surat,
David Robb, Tarawera, Clayton Cusack, Condamine, Richard Morrison, Roma, Cameron
Brown, Kingaroy, Byron Hewitt, Roma, Reserve
Tony Gurski, Kingaroy. Geoff Moore being the
Western Zone Team High Gun this being his
second year in a row.
Ladies Team is Stephanie Mills, Cunnamulla,
Viv Moore, Surat, Julie Allan, Dalby, Reserve
Elaine Seawright, Scrubby Creek.
Juniors Team is Daniel Andrews, Roma,
Ladies HG Winner
Viv Moore Surat
Aubrey Cormack, Wandoan, Chris Allan,
Dalby, Reserve Jon Woodall. Team to Represent Western Zone at State Titles will be Daniel
Andrews, Chris Allan, Jon Woodall, Reserve
Jack Sheahan, Roma.
Daniel Andrews also received the Qld Police
award for Western Zone Junior High Gun.
Veterans Team is Brian Cameron, Roma, Eddie
Mills, Cunnamulla, Bob Bryant, Roma, Reserve
Geoff Bryant, Roma.
The weekends High Guns were Ladies Viv
Moore 217/235, Veterans Eddie Mills 215/235,
Juniors Daniel Andrews 212/235. AA Grade
Veterans & B Grade
HG Eddie Mills
Cunnamulla
OA HG Winner
David Robb, Tarawera
Handicap Winner
Mal Collins Chinchilla
C Grade HG
Jeff Mitchell
Rodney Woodrow 226/235, A Grade Warwick
Clark 220/235, B Grade Eddie Mills 215/235,
C Grade Jeff Mitchell 192/235, Overall David
Robb 227/235.
The Western Zone was also able to present
Angel Flight representative Peter Wright
with a cheque for 1265.00 after fund raising
throughout the year via the Paw Paw Club. The
Paw Paw Club is a criterion of fines which are
enforced on shooters throughout the year. It
is a way shooters support different charities
in a fun and light hearted way. A cheque for
$1000.00 is also on its way to Breast Cancer
Research.
Veterans WZ Team Brian Cameron Roma (Absent)
Bob Bryant Roma, Eddie Mills Cunnamulla
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50th ISSF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MUNICH 2010
GOLD GOLD GOLD GOLD GOLD
Mens Trap: Alberto Fernandez
Double Trap: Joshua Ricmond
Mens Skeet: Valery Shomin
Womens Trap: Zuzana Stefecekova
Womens Skeet: Kimberly Rhode
32nd World F.I.T.A.S.C.
Champion
George Digweed
197/200
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PO Box 806 Werribee Victoria 3030
10 min drive from Werribee CBD on Ballan Road
Melway map Ref : Map 206 A8
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OCTOBER PROGRAM
FRIDAY NIGHT 1ST OCT. – 6.00PM START
Event 1 10tgts Points E/O C/D (Highest score wins) $8.00
Event 2 25tgts Points Score (Graded)
$18.00
Event 3 25tgts Double Barrel Championship
$18.00
(Off the Fence Time Permitting)
Events are graded AA-A-B-C, O/all takes Grade
High Gun over program 1/2 case of shells.
DTL Jackpot ($2.00 to enter)
SUNDAY 3RD OCT. – 12PM START
SUNDAY 10TH OCT. – 12PM START
10tgts Points E/O C/D (highest score wins) $8.00
30tgts Points Score (Graded)
$20.00
30tgts Single Barrel (Graded)
$20.00
30tgts Double Barrel (Graded)
$20.00
SUNDAY 16TH OCT. – 10.00AM START
Event 1 50tgts Skeet Handicap (pays 1-2-3)
Event 2 50tgts Skeet Handicap (pays 1-2-3)
$25.00
$25.00
Sub gauge tubes will be available.
All enquiries to Mike Corbett on 0413 258 794
75 Target Trench Championship plus Final
Overall + 1st A-B-C
$35.00
25tgts Points Score (Graded)
25tgts Single Barrel (Graded)
25tgts Double Barrel (Graded)
25tgts Handicap 1-2-3-BM 22-25
Saturday October 23, 2010
9.00am Practice — 10.00am Start
Overall High Gun
1000 GB Prius shotshells
4 Grade High Guns 500 GB shotshells
1st Overall and grade - Overall sash and 250 shotshells
1st other 3 grades - Sash and 250 shotshells
2nd each 150 shotshells
Event 2:
Nom–$18, L/J/V–15
25 tgt North West Zone Single Barrel
Championship AA, A, B, C
2nd each grade 150 shotshells
Event 3:
Nom–$18, L/J/V–15
25 tgt North West Zone Double Barrel
2nd each grade 150 shotshells
Event 4:
Nom–$20
25 tgt North West Zone Carnival Handicap
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
CARNIVAL
MARYBOROUGH GUN CLUB
Event 1:
Nom–$18, L/J/V–15
25 tgt North West Zone Points Score
75 Target Trench Handicap plus Final
$35.00
AA + 0, A + 1, B + 2, C + 4 tgts per round (pays to 4th place)
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
North West Zone
$16.00
$16.00
$16.00
SUNDAY 31ST OCT. – 12PM START
(PRE-STATE TITLES WARM UP)
Event 1 10tgts Points E/O C/D (highest score wins) $8.00
Event 2 100tgts Double Barrel (Graded)
$55.00
(Shot over 4 traps - 25tgts per trap - First 25 & E/O on same trap)
Events are graded 1st & 2nd AA-A-B-C, O/all takes Grade
WERRIBEE VICTORIAN GUN CLUB PAYS ALL PRIZES
IN CASH NOT SHELLS (EXCEPT FOR HIGH GUN)
Important Notice - Club is now open for practice on
Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat and Sunday
The committee reserves the right to alter program as it sees fit.
All enquiries regarding opening times
ring Club Manager Martin on 03 9749 7301
COME AND SHOOT UNDER THE BEST LIGHTS IN AUSTRALIA
1st Overall $150, 2nd $100, 3rd $60, 4th $50, 6th $40
Overall High Gun — 1000 shotshells
Grade High Guns AA, A, B, C 500 shotshells
Ladies, Juniors, Sub Juniors and Veterans
High Gun - 250 Shotshells
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans grades only paid if 3 or more competitors
5 PERSON ZONE OPEN TEAM
3 PERSON ZONE JUNIOR TEAM
3 PERSON ZONE LADIES TEAM
3 PERSON ZONE VETERAN TEAM
over events 1, 2 & 3
Team members to receive nominations
for D/B, S/B and Pts at State Carnival
4 PERSON CLUB STRONGEST TEAM
PERPETUAL SHIELD COMPETITION
held in conjunction over events 1, 2 & 3
President - John McVitty Ph 03 5495 1545
Secretary - Doug Harris Ph 03 5382 0934
The NWZ Carnival is proudly
supported by GB CORSIVIA
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K Sandwith 46/50, W Gull 39/50; 25T B/T CS
AA & OA: S Haerman 25/25, L Cook 22/25; B:
J Gardiner 24/26, R Hirth 23/26; C: A Vincent
18/29, W Gull 17/29.
St Arnaud 25 July 10
Sunny, no wind (16): 10T PS E/O: D Lanyon
29/30, L Gibson, J Buchholz, A Freeman, P
Chipperfield 27/30; 25T B/T CS OA & B: J
Buchholz 27/28, B Papst 19/25; A: P Chipperfield 26/28, J m=McVitty 22/25; C: D
Lanyon 22/25, L Gibson 24/29; 25T DB CS
OA: L Gibson 43/43, A Freeman 42/43; AA: J
Buchholz 24/25; B: D Harris 29/30, L Hemley
28/30; C: D Reynolds 20/25; HG J Buchholz
75/80; OTF RND 6: R Bailey.
St James 31 July 10
10T SB EO: David Luff, David Plum, Patrick
Calondro, Brett Ford 10/10; 20T SB OA & A:
Marcus Hargroves 20/20, Tony Plum; AA: Brett
Ford 19/20, Patrick Colandro 18/20; B: Gavin
Gall 15/20, Andrew Calandro 14/20; C: Phil
Downing 14/20, John Leary 13/20; 20T DB
Morris MEM OA & C: Keith Robinson 20/20,
John Leary 18/20; AA: Brett Ford 40/41, Pat
Galandro 39/41; A: Steven Murphy 19/20,
David Cox 18/20; B: Peter Gorrie 18/20,
Andrew Calandro 39/41; 15T HC Tony Plum
17/17, David Cox 16/17, Patrick Calandro
15/17; HG: Patrick Calandro 60/65.
Swan Hill 15 August 10
Overcast, Showers, Windy & Sunny (47): 50T
P/S AA: Marc Crimmins 149/150, Malcolm
Absalom 142/150, Andrew Brady 139/150; A:
Emma Cox 143/150, Gary Pike 142/150, Tony
Plum 138/150; B: Chris Dalrymple 138/153,
Freddie Boyer 135/150; C: Alan Wilkinson
127/150, David Shepard 124/150, Jamie Hogg
123/150; 50T DB CS A & OA: Joe Borg 50/50,
Stephen Bates 67/68, Alan Cole 66/68; AA:
Andrew Brady 59/60, Marc Crimmins 58/60,
Malcolm Absalom 58/60; B: Shane Allen
47/50, Murray Gough 46/50, Freddie Siciliano 48/55; C: Trevor Wilkinson 44/50, David
Shepard 43/50, Craig Harshorn 42/51.
Yarrawonga Gun Club 1st Aug 2010
10tg EO CD: J Willett & N Clark 30/30 (15):
30tg Med CD AA Grd: 1st N Clark 49/50, 2nd
D Hunt 47/50 A Grd: 1st A Willett 48/50, 2nd
J Willett 45/50; B Grd: 1st E Wemyss 44/50;
C Grd: 1st B Knuckey 45/50, 2nd R Kuckey
41/50; 40tg DB C/Ship AA Grd: 1st D Hunt
95/95, 2nd P Mathews 94/95; A Grd: 1st J
Willett 39/40, 2nd R Ellis 36/40; B Grd: 1st E
Wemyss 27/40; C Grd: 1st B Knuckey, 2nd R
Knuckey 34/40: HG: Neville Clark 118/120.
Wangaratta 08/08/2010
Cold/Fine (45): 100 T S/C CS O/A & 1st AA:
B Jory 93/100, 2nd M Seymour 95/110;
1st A: R Carmody 88/100, 2nd D Hunt
83/100; 1st B: G Shale 83/100, 2nd T Pigram
89/110; 1st C: T McGlynn 70/100, 2nd T. Alexander 69/100; VET: G Agnew 59/100; LAD: T
Adams 69/100; JNR: A Shale 80/100.
Warracknabeal 24 July 10
Fine & Cool (16): 30T DB CS AA: R Lehmann
105/105, R Black 54/55; A: A Jones 105/105,
K Pitt 36/30; B: J Hinneberg 31/34, B Papst
30/34; C: J Krause 29/30; L Niewand 26/30;
30T MXD AA: R Black 50/50, B Blackwood
49/50; A: A Jones, R Gould 49/50; B: G
Strauss, N Hinneberg, B Papst 44/50; C: J
Krause 46/50, L Niewand 43/50.
Werribee 25 July 10
Fine (35): 10T Points E/O: N Cooke 30/30,
H Hardcastle 29/30, M Hutchins 29/30, J
Faranda 29/30, T Psaila 29/30, C Brown
29/30, A Bebend 29/30; 25T Points OA &
AA: C Brown 74/75, A Bebend 73/75; A: A
DeMuei 79/81, N Cooke 78/81; B: J Kruse
72/75, D Ball 70/75; C: J Faranda 69/75,
J Madar 68/75; 25T SB OA & AA: C Brown
48/48, R Pistone 25/26; A: W Calaby 24/25,
R Hunter 23/25; C: J Faranda 20/25, C Madar
19/25; 50T DB OA & AA A Bebend 200/200,
P Mills 199/200; A: W Calaby 84/85, L Spiteri
57/58; B: D Tiatto 52/53, R Ball 48/50; C: J
Madar 44/50, K Preston 40/50; HG: C Brown
176/180.
Werribee 6 August 10
Cold (92): 10T PNTS E/O: S Lennane 30/30,T
Faranda 30/30, N Cooke 30/30, C Brown
30/30, D Nielson 30/30, M Crimmins 30/30,
L Curtis 30/30, D Buhagiar 30/30, S Allen
30/30, L Hawker 30/30, A Panetta 30/30;
50T State Nite HC: 1st T Faranda 49/50, 2nd
N Hunter 53/55, 3rd J Houstan 52/55; Backmarker: C Jorgensen 47/50; HG: T Faranda
79/80.
Woods Point 25/07/2010
Frosty & overcast (18):E/O CD: B Vogelzang, P
McDonough, W Forrest, M Ward, P Desmond
15/15; 50T DB CS OA: T Newman 50/50;
AA: P Desmond 47/50, M Ward 46/50; A:
T Newman 50/50, P McDonough 62/64; B:
B Rodgers 43/50, R Lay 42/50; C: M Woods
42/50, B Vogelzang Jnr 40/50; JNR: M Woods
42/50, B Vogelzang Jnr 40/50; 30T Ducks 1st:
T Newman 54/60 2nd: P Desmond 51/60 3rd:
P West 34/40 4th: M Ward 32/40; JNR 1st: T
Allen 20/30 2nd: B Vogelzang Jnr 15/30; 20T
Auto/driven CD: 1st: P Desmond 18/20, 2nd:
B Vogelzang 25/30, 3rd: E Woods 24/30, 4th:
T Newman 16/20; JNR HG: T Allen 74/100.
Woods Point 22/08/2010
Cold, overcast, drizzly: 5 Pr D/R PS CD E/O:
R Kirley 14/15; 15 Pr D/R: 1st R Kirley 22/30,
2nd P Desmond 20/30, 3rd E Woods 19/30,
4th R Lay 18/30; 20 Pr D/D: 1st J Guppy/A
Guppy 19/25, 2nd P Desmond/B Smith 17/25,
3rd J Kirley/R Kirley 13/20, 4th M Woods/E
Woods 17/25; 15 Pr D/R TWR:1st R Kirley
24/30, 2nd P Desmond 21/30, 3rd E Woods
20/30, 4th M Woods 19/30; HG: R Kirley JNR
HG M Woods.
ALBURY-WODONGA
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
Sunday
10th October 2010
Start time 11.00am. Practice from 10.00am
Sponsored by
Torney & Allen Pty Ltd
EV 1 50 Target Ball Trap
Championship
Noms $22 L/V $16 Jnr $10
EV 2 10 Target Points Score
Cash Divide
Noms $6.00
EV 3 25 Target Points Score
Championship
Noms $13 L/V $10 Jnr $5
EV 4 30 Target Double Barrel
Championship
Noms $15 L/V $12 Jnr $7
High Gun trophy over full program
$150.00 open order from Elks Hunting & Fishing
for possible shot over full program
Committee reserves the right to alter/modify any event if necessary
SKEET SHOOTERS
Saturday
30th October 2010
10.00am Start
EV 1 50 Target Handicap
Noms $25 L/V $20 Jnr $17
EV 2
100 Target Championship
Noms $45 L/V $35 Jnr $30
High Gun trophy over full program
New South
Wales
Albury Wodonga Clay Target Club
24/07/2010
Sunny & Cool (14): 25T SKT: AA: 1st G Farish
23/25, A Equal 1st G Rudd, R Carter 24/25; B:
1st G Lafferty 25/25, 2nd P Wojtowyez 24/25;
C: 1st J Sutherland 23/25, 2nd R Phefley
22/25; 75T SKT; AA: 1st G Farish 72/75; A:
1st G Rudd 70/75, 2nd R Carter 67/75; B:
1st G Lafferty 73/75 equal 2nd R Petts & M
Corbett; C: 1st R Phefley 61/75, 2nd J Sutherland 58/75, 3rd D Harley 56/75; OA High
Gun: G Lafferty 98/100.
Albury Wodonga Clay Target Club
08/08/2010
Sunny, Cool (34): 15T Walk Back E/O AA:
1st R Wojtowyez 19/19, 2nd P Matthews
18/19; A: 1st John Allan 14/15, 2nd G Lafferty
16/18; B: 1st W Fish 18/19, 2nd G Ganning
18/20; C: 1st S Norris 13/16, 2nd P Wales
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12/16; 25T P/S OA+AA: R Leita 75/75, 2nd
G Rudd 92/93; A: 1st S Clifton 131/132, 2nd
J Allan 128/132; B: 1st D Harley 74/75, 2nd
G Ganning 72/75; C: 1st J Matthews 70/75,
2nd R Bockman 64/78;
25T H’cap; 1st R Phefley 51/51, 2nd R
Leita 50/51, 3rd J Matthews 47/48; 25T
Cont OA+AA: R Wojtowyez 35/35, 2nd R
Liersch 31/32; A: P Collicoat 34/35, 2nd S
Clifton 33/34; B: 1st G Ganning 29/30, 2nd
H Stolpe 26/27; C: 1st P Wales 24/25, 2nd
Ryan Bockman 20/26; O/A High Gun: R
Leita 138/140; Junior High Gun: J Matthews
127/140.
Bathurst 18/07/2010 SKEET
Cool clear (14):50tgt Bill Ciosmak mem Skeet;
AA: I Stewart 49/50, P.Vella 47/50; A: D Morby
45/50, L Aberley 45/50; B: S Bennett 42/50, J.
Martin 40/50; C: P Rosconi 42/50, W. Woods
Best Lady, Veteran & Junior
(Minimum 3 each section)
FIVE STAND
Sunday
31st October 2010
10.00am Start
EV 1 100 Target Championship
1st & 2nd A,A,B,C. Overall takes grade
Noms $45 L/V $36 Jnr $27
Best Lady, Veteran & Junior
(Minimum 3 each section)
President: Gerry Lafferty
Secretary: Ross Carter
AH 02 6025 7514
AH 02 6025 2294 Mob 0419 449 465
38/50; O/A: I Stewart. 50tgt Central Zone C/
Ships; AA: I Stewart 50/50, P Vella 49/50; A:
Shane Bennett 49/50, D/ Morby 45/50; B:
J. Martin 47/50, Sarah Bennett 37/50: C: P
Rosconi 44/50, W Woods 37/50.
Bathurst 1/08/2010
Cold & Wind (21):10T E/O AA: J Finn, J
Caltabiano, J Laspina 10/10; A: M Gittany,
P Haley, D Hopwood 10/10; B: J Newton, K
Elias, R Anthes, D Weal, G Jones, A McPaul
10/10; 25T CD AA. J. Finn, J Caltabiano
25/25; A: D McPhee, P Haley 25/25; B: J
Newton, R Anthes, G Jones 25/25; 25T H/C
1st D McPhee 32/33, 2nd S McPherson 31/33,
3rd. A McPaul 41/43; Centeral Zone Mixed tgt
C/S O/A: J Finn 68/72; AA: G Evans 66/72, J
Laspina 54/60; A: T Dolbell 66/72, P Haley
64/72; B: G Jones 55/60, K.Elias 52/60.
Bega 1 August 10
Sunny (27): 10T P/S DB AA: S Bennett & P
Green 30/30; A: R Taylor 30/30, C Smith
28/30; B: A Beht 30/30, S Platts 28/30; C:
M Diss 29/30, J Walker & P Johnston 25/30;
50T DB C/M AA: S Bennett 50/50, P Ewart
47/50; A: C Smith 58/90, J Barren 57/60;
B: A Beht 47/50, S Platts 49/53; C: M Diss
45/52, J Walker 44/52; 40T P/S DB AA:
S Bennett 119/120, P Green 114/120; A:
W Smith 117/120; R Welsh 116/120; B: R
Kearns 107/120, S Platts 106/120; C: M Diss
99/120; J Walker 90/120; HG: Stuart Bennett
199/200.
Boorowa 24 July 10
Fine & Sunny (47): 25T HC: David Johnston
29/29, Roger Warren 28/29, Ethan Robinson
27/29; 75T Ch/Ch OA: Glen Barton 125/125;
AA: Tony Barton 121/125, Clive Foster
120/125; A: David Hopwood 119/125, Neil
Privett 118/125; B: George Kalos 111/125,
Brad Tuckerman 108/125; C: Ethen Robinson
108/125, Steve Boorowa 10/125; OA HG:
Glen Barton 149/150.
Boggadri Gunnedah 14 August 10
Good (36): 100T DB CS OA HG: Mark Drian
AA: Mick Northey; A: Graham Bayliss, Murray
Riley; B: Gerard Sainsbury, Garry Porter; C:
Glendon Watterson, Jason Simon; 75T P/S
Night CS OA: Anthony Ryder; AA: Mark Drain,
Mick Northey; A: Rod Riley, Rod Coombs; B:
Allen Devine, Gerard Sainsbury;C: Hayden
West, Jason Hattam.
Canberra International 15 August 10
Cool little rain (14): Capital City 100T
American SKT CS A: R Kneipp 93/100; B &
O/L: M Corbett 96/100, S Balogh 89/100; C:
N Simms 79/100.
Cecil Park 14 August 10
Fine (22): Monthy SKT OA: Paul Kouroupis
98/100; AA: Nasseem Malouf 97/100,
Alberto Mouio 96/100, Peter Vella 95/100;
A: Anthony Hickman 97/100, Wayne Petersen
96/100, Colin Sim 95/100; B: Chris Barber
97/100, Michael Maloney 95/100, Jess Sheater
93/100; C: Louis Galea 78/100, Michael
Annon 64/100.
Coleambally 8 August 10
Fine (18): T DB E/O 8 Possibles: J Manley, S
Beaumont, S Hay, K Shields, MKD, W Brain,
D Gill, J Blair; 30T MED AA: K Shields 50/50;
A: I Taylor; B: D Gill 45/50; C: C Gargero
45/50; 30T P/S CS OA & AA: MKD 88/90; A: A
Fennessy 85/90; B: D Gill 87/90; C: A Gargaro
73/90; 30T DB CS OA & AA: MKD 30/30; A:
S Hay 28/30; B: S Beaumont 28/30; C Murray
34/30; HG: K Shields 173/180.
Condobolin 1 August 10
Showers, Windy & Cold (11): 10T DB C/D
E/O: D Field, D Cooney, L Ellison 10/10; 25T
DB AA: L Ellison 25/25, D Cooney 24/25;
A: G Duncan 23/25; B: D Field, C Patterson 24/25; 25T SB AA: D Cooney 23/25, G
Venables 20/25; A: G Duncan 20/25; B: A
Hodges 22/25, D Field 21/25; 25T PS AA:
D Cooney, L Ellison 72/75; B: D Field 69/75,
A Hodges 64/75; 15PR DR AA: G Blattman
25/30, G Venables, D Cooney, L Ellison 22/25;
B: A Hodges 18/30, T Hawley 16/30; HG: D
Cooney 151/165.
Cooma 24 July 10
Early Fog, then fine, sunny (13): 100SKT OA: R
Kneippp 95/100; B: I Latter 89/100, D Blewitt
88/100; C: S McIntyre 84/100, C Casarotti
78/100.
Cooma 14/08/2010
Fine,windy (14): 25T DB CD by grade A:
A Niesar & W Cameron 25/25, G Geering
& S McIntyre 24/ 25; B: R Blyton 25/25,
M Hedger & G Wright 22/25; C: B Walters
22/25, M Corbett 20/25, E Osolins 16/25;
50T DB 15M O/all: W Cameron 49/50; A:1st
J Barron 48/50, 2nd S McIntyre 47/51; B:1st
R Blyton 47/50, 2nd M Hedger 46/51; C:1st
M Corbett 57/63, 2nd B Walters 56/63; 25T
PS Cont O/all: B Walters 73/75; A:1st W
Cameron 71/75, 2nd A Niesar 86/93; B:1st R
Blyton 67/75, 2nd M Hedger 62/75; C:1st M
Corbett 60/75, 2nd E Osolins 53/75; HG: W
Cameron 145/150.
Corowa Clay Target Club 25th July 2010
Foggy then fine (36): 10 tgt D/B E/O 13 Possibles: 25 tgt D/B C/Ship Overall: R. Wojtowyez
35/35, 2nd AA: R Leita 34/35; 1st A: R.
McCrum 28/29, 2nd E. Brindley 26/27; 1st B:
L. Dickens 58/60, 2nd K. Wardman 24/25; 1st
C: C. Wemyss 22/25, 2nd R. Knuckey 21/26;
20 tgt P/S C/Ship 1st AA: L. Irvin 65/66, 2nd J.
Pearce 62/66; Overall/1st A: J. Willett 60/60,
2nd S. Clifton 59/60; 1st B: L. Dickens 58/60,
2nd B. Ellis 56/60; 1st C: S. Johnston 55/60,
2nd C. Wemyss 54/60; 20 tgt S/B Gr CD 16 M
1st AA: T. Walls, 2nd L. Irvin 1st A: A. Willett,
G. Fletcher, S. Clifton ;1st B: L. Dickens, L.
Wojtowyez; 1st C: J. Wemyss, S. Johnston;
High Gun: Sam Clifton 120/123.
Cowra Gun Club Inc 7 & 8 August 2010
Frosty start but beautiful day (107): MineBiz
Pty Ltd 25T CD AA: D Power, D Turner, C
Foster, G Barton 75/75; A: N Teale 75/75, J
Thaller, J Mortys 74/75; B: B Tuckerman 73/75,
P Brown, P Body, A Heffernan-Power 69/75; C:
B Moffitt 65/75, E Robinson 64/75, J Ewart
63/75; Cowra Diesel Service & Horsley Park Gun
Shop 50T PS Open OA: W Dunbar 150/150;
AA: A Turner 149/150, B Doyle 178/180; A:
K Cox 143/150, A Carroll 142/150; B: A Heffernan-Power 143/150, D Hodges 155/162;
refer to the Separate Ad
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RiveRina Zone
October Program
GOLDEN GRAIN SHOOT
Over $7000 in Prizes
including a NEW LAPTOP
TIME
EVENTS
10am
7pm
Saturday 16 October 2010
Saturday Calcutta at the
Commercial
Sunday 17 October 2010
Presentation after
Shooting
9am
Contact: Robert Thomas 0428 647 323 or
Tina Franks 0401 789 055
Email [email protected]
EVENTS
SATURDAY
20 T D/B Cash Divide 15 m,
30 T Mixed Youie Cup, 50 T D/B 15m
CALCUTTA
Calcutta Dinner will be at the Commercial Hotel on
the Corner of Aberford & Castlereagh Sts
Meals will cost $15 per head
SUNDAY
20 T Point Score Cash Divide 15m, 25 T S/B 15m, 25
T Handicap Nixon Shield, 15 Pair D/Rise
NOMS $180
Moody’s Motors would like to offer all shooters the
opportunity to purchase a new Holden at Holden’s
invoice price Offer good until the 31/12/2010
WHEN: 16 & 17 October
WHERE: Youie 13 Klms on the Walgett Rd
on the left Coonamble
Lunch, refreshments, ammo and a licenced bar will be
available on the weekend
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program
Accommodation available at
Commercial Hotel 6822 3000
Cypress Motel 6822 1788
Coonamble Motel 6822 1400 Castlereagh Lodge 6822 1999
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Saturday 2nd
FINLEY 1.00pm
5 Pr DR, 20Pr DR Riverina Zone CS, 20T
DB
Sunday 10th
BARELLAN 1.00pm
10T DB Cont, 25T DB Cont, 15T Hcap,
15T PS
COLEAMBALLY 12.30pm
30Pr DR CS, 30T DB
TUMUT 9.00am
Snowy Mountains Ton
Friday 15th
9.00am NSWCTA ISSF Championships
Saturday 16th
Sunday 17th
Saturday 16th
GRIFFITH 1.00pm
75T Skeet
WAGGA
100 sporting (WGC v WF&G)
Sunday 17th
NARRANDERA 12.30am
100T PS
Saturday 23rd
DOWNSIDE 12.00pm
50T PS, 50T DB
Sunday 24th
COROWA 12noon
30T DB, 20T PS, 20T Hcap
JUNEE 12noon
C of C (25TDB, 25T SB, 25T PS) 15 pr DR
LEETON 1.00pm
10T EO, 25T, 25t DB, 20T Hcap
HAY 12noon
50T PS, 20T Hcap, 30T DB, 10Mug
Sunday 31st
COLEAMBALLY 12.30pm
Skeet
Contact Clubs for further information
Details are in NSWCTA blue book
C: J Ewart 132/150, D Doyle 109/150; VET:
R Alston 140/150; LAD: W Barton 146/150;
JNR: M Schiller 146/150. Cowra Tyre Power
50T DB Open OA: B Doyle 150/150; AA: M
Schiller 149/150, G Barton 139/140; A: A
Carroll 90/91, B Bartolo 54/55; B: B Allan
62/63, R Fryer 60/61; C: J Ewart 48/50, B
Mitchell 48/53; VET: N Teale 48/50; LAD: W
Barton 48/51; JNR: J Owen 52/53; Kendal St
Newsagency CD Too many shooters to name;
Cowra Gold Cup OA: M Schiller 252/252;
AA: N Xenos 251/252, W Dunbar 182/183;
A: N Teale 124/125, G Jamieson 98/100; B:
A Bartolo 97/100, I Mitchell 105/113; C: J
Ewart 96/100, B Mitchell 90/100: VET: P
Haley 96/100; LAD: W Barton 99/104; JNR: J
Owen 97/100; Len Bird Team 1st: W Dunbar,
B Doyle, D Frase 296/300; 2nd: T Jamieson,
G Jamieson, M Schiller 295/300; OA HG: W
Dunbar 383/385; AA HG: C Foster 380/385;
A HG: A Carroll 367/385; B HG: B Hodges
359/385; C HG: J Ewart 348/385; VET HG: N
Teale 367/385; LAD HG: W Barton 371/385;
JNR HG: M Schiller 372/385.
Corowa 22nd August 10
Cloudy (40):10 Tgt P/S E/O: J.Willett,
D.Thomas, B.Ford, R.Wilson, R.Leita,
D.Whyte, E.Brindley, T.Walls, P.Matthews; 20
Tgt P/S C/ship Overall: D.Thomas105/105, AA
2nd T.Walls 102/105; A:1st D.Whyte 61/63,
2nd J. Willett 60/63; B: 1st B.Ellis 54/60, 2nd
G.Canning 52/60; C: 1st R.Wilson 53/60, 2nd
R.Knuckey 52/60; 30 Tgt D/B C/Ship Overall:
D.Hunt 64/64, AA: 2nd R. Wojtowyez 63/64;
A: 1st S.Clifton 30/30, 2nd J.Willett 49/50;
B: 1st H.Stolpe 29/30, 2nd C.Dury 27/30;
C: 1st R.Knuckey 29/32, 2nd S.Johnston
28/32; 20 Tgt H/Cap: 1st: Colin Wemyss
20/20, 2nd: Reid Knuckey 42/43, 3rd: Phill
Matthews 41/43.
Downside International Gun Club
24/07/2010
Fine and sunny (36):50 DB CD AA: 50T M
Kruger-Davis, B Ceely, D Power, D Fraser, P
Whitlock; A 50T: A Shale, G Shale, R McCrum;
B: 49 E Brindley, B Fairman, J Manley; C: 42
D Richards . 50 PS CS OA: D Hunt; AA: 1st D
Power, 2nd P Watchorn; A: 1st A Carroll, 2nd
C Kneebone; B: 1st E Brindley, 2nd B Fairman;
C: 1st D Richards, 2nd D Shale; HG: 200/200
D Power.
Ganmain 7 August 10
Fine & Coll (14): 15t SB; P Whitlock 13/15;
K Longmore, M Kruger-Davis 12/15; 20T SB
H/C: R Blake, R Mutton, M Kruger-Davis, D J
Graham 15/20; 20T PS M Kruger-Davis 53/60,
N Dennis 52/60, P Whitlock 51/60; HG: M
Kruger-Davis 80/95.
Glen Innes 07/08/2010
Fine & cool (22): 25T DB AA: Roger Vidal
23/25, Dale Ellis 23/25, David Edmonds
23/25, Geoff Field 23/25; A: Ralph Larkings
25/25, Brian Campion 23/25, Bill Moore
23/25; B: David Conduit 22/25, Helen Finch
22/25, David Newberry 22/25; C: Garry
O’Brien 20/25, Leonie Hawkins 12/25; 25T
SB AA: Roger Vidal 23/25, Geoff Field 23/25
A: Bill Moore 24/25, Noel Campion 23/25 B:
David Newberry 23/25, David Robertson-Cuninghame 19/25; C: Garry O’Brien 20/25, Helen
Finch 15/25; 25T Cont AA: David Edmonds
24/25, Geoff Field 24/25; A: Brian Campion
25/25, John Reid 25/25; B: David Newberry
23/25, David Conduit 21/25; C: Helen Finch
18/25, Garry O’Brien 16/25; D/R CS OA:
Dale Ellis 27/30; AA: Geoff Baxter 26/30;
A: Ralph Larkings 26/30; B: David Conduit
25/30; C: Garry O’Brien 18/30; HG; Ralph
Larkings 94/105.
Grafton Clay Target Club 08/08/2010
Perfect (28): 25T DB CD AA: K Harding, J
Cunningham 24/25; A: J Burke 25/25, T Schneider, J Cunningham (jnr), K Miller 24/25;
B: M Burke, R Wesslink 25/25; C: J Beddoes
25/25, P Caldwell 24/25. 25T PS CD AA: K
Harding, J Cunningham 75/75; A: T Schneider
73/75, J Burke, J Cunningham (jnr) 71/75; B:
M Sullivan 72/75, R Wesslink 71/75; C: H
Finch 69/75, P Caldwell 62/75; 25pr D/R
Club CS OA: G Jacobsen 47/60; AA: K Harding
38/50, J Cunningham 37/50; A: T Schneider
39/50, K Miller 46/60; B: G Jacobsen 39/50, R
HERMIDALE GUN CLUB
31st Anniversary Shoot
Saturday October 23rd 2010 Noon
Event 1 30 Mxd Target E/O Cash Divide
Event 2 30 tgt West Bogan D/Barrel C’ship
O/A & 1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 3 20 Pr Double Rise 1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 4 20 Pr Western Zone Night D/Doubles
1st & 2nd
$30.00
$30.00
$25.00
$25.00
Sunday October 24th 2010 9.00 am
Event 5 30 tgt Points Score 15m
$30.00
1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 6 30 tgt D/Barrel H’cap Calcutta Event
$30.00
1st to 5th Trophies
Event 7 30 tgt S/Barrel 15m 1st & 2nd AA A B C $30.00
TOTAL NOMS $200.00
LADIES, VETS & JUNIORS (16-18) SHOOTING
FULL PROGRAM $150.00
JUNIORS B & C GRADE UNDER 16 FREE NOMS
High Gun AA A B C Ladies Junior Veteran Sashes
OVERALL HIGH GUN
The committee reserves the right to alter program
Camping facilities and meals available
President Button Powell 02 6832 1088
Secretary Nancy Kilmartin 02 6833 0629 or Fax 02 6833 0560
Could the person who removed the Gemini voice control box
from the ground after last Anniversary shoot please return it.
No questions asked.
Downside Clay Target Club Inc
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
OPEN SHOOT
Saturday 25th September 2010
9.30am Start
Situated at the National Grounds, Tasman Road Wagga Wagga
Event 1
Presidents 25T Handicap Noms $17.50
1st Sash & Trophy
Trophy 2nd 3rd 4th 5th & 6th
25T S/B Championship
Noms $17.50
Overall Sash & Case of Cartridges
2nd Overall 1/2 Case of Cartridges
3rd Overall 1/4 Case of Cartridges
AA A B C 1st Ribbon & Trophy value $20
AA A B C 2nd Trophy value $10
Event 2
Event 3
25T P/S Championship
Noms $17.50
Overall Sash & $100
2nd Overall $75
3rd Overall $50
AA A B C 1st Ribbon & $25
AA A B C 2nd $10
25T D/B Championship
Noms $18.50
Overall Sash & Case of Cartridges
2nd Overall 1/2 Case of Cartridges
3rd Overall 1/4 Case of Cartridges
AA A B C 1st Ribbon & Trophy value $20
AA A B C 2nd Trophy value $10
Ground Levy $1, Total $72
Event 4
Chris Mason Memorial Champion of Champions
20 Targets 5T D/B 5T P/S 5T S/B 5T D/B Handicap
Shooters to qualify for this event will be Overall Winners
& Grade Winners from events 2 3 & 4 & 1st 2nd 3rd in
Handicap event
Overall Sash & $300
AA A B C 1st ribbon & $25 Trophy
Overall High Gun Events 1 2 3 & 4 Sash
& 1/2 Case of Cartridges
B & B Tye Senior High Gun shooters 60 years
& over Sash & Trophy
Ladies Veterans & Juniors trophies if sufficient
numbers - min. 3 each group
Reduced Noms for Ladies & Veterans
shooting full program
Juniors free only pay $1 Levy
Canteen facilities available
Committee reserves the right to alter the program
President Bob Blake 02 6920 2043
Secretary Sue Pim 02 6921 8788 Mob 0416 268 248
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Guyra Gun Club Inc
Two Days
Sporting Clays Bonanza
New England and Northern
Zone Championships
Note change of date from Blue Book
Saturday 30th 9.30am start
100 Target New England
Championship
Overall Sash and Trophy
Trophies 1st and 2nd each grade
Sunday 31st 9.00am start
Start 100 Target Northern
Zone Championship
Overall Sash and Trophy
Trophies 1st and 2nd each grade
TWO DAY HIGH GUN
Sashes and Trophies for
Overall AA A B C Grades
Ladies Juniors & Veterans
Gradings on the day of event
Ladies Juniors and Veterans
to shoot in grade
Nominations per event
$65.00 Open
Ladies Juniors & Veterans
Concessions $50.00
Camping Hot Showers Meals
Ammo available
Jeff Richardson 6779 1361
Michael Roan 6775 1618
Rex Varley 6779 1461
Committee reserves the right to vary the programme
if necessary
40
Wesslink 36/50; C: W Beddoes 27/50, H Finch
31/60; HG: K Harding 137/150.
Grafton Clay Target Club 08/08/2010
Perfect (28): 25T DB CD: AA: K Harding, J
Cunningham 24/25; A: J Burke 25/25, T Schneider, Cunningham (jnr), K Miller 24/25;
B: M Burke, R Wesslink 25/25; C: J Beddoes
25/25, P Caldwell 24/25. 25T PS CD. AA: K
Harding, J Cunningham 75/75; A: T Schneider
73/75, J Burke, J Cunningham (jnr) 71/75; B:
Msullivan 72/75, R Wesslink 71/75; C: H Finch
69/75, P Caldwell 62/75; 25pr D/R Club CS.
OA: G Jacobsen 47/60; AA: K Harding 38/50,
J Cunningham 37/50; A: T Schneider 39/50, K
Miller 46/60; B: G Jacobsen 39/50, R Wesslink
36/50; C: W Beddoes 27/50, H Finch 31/60;
HG: K Harding 137/150.
Guyra 24 July 10
(28): Deauville Tripples: 1st Craig & Jamie
Hayes 115/120, 2nd Mat Colley & Glen
Anderson 113/120, 3rd David McMillan &
Allan Bower 110/120.
Guyra 25 July 10
25T DB 25T PS OA: H Phillip 120/120; AA: G
Field 119/120, P Holmes 118/120; A: P Deland
118/120, Jennine Gerald 117/120; B: Joesph
Edmonds 117/120, Terry Brind 96/100; C: Jim
Lenahan 97/100, Tim Dale 91/100; 100T DB
OA: Tony Ryder 180/180; AA: Peter Homes
179/180,Henry Phillip 143/144, Dale Ellis
138/139; A: Frank Seve 100/101, Robert Reeves
97/100, Terry Haynes 99/103; B: Terry Brind
97/100, Nicj McRae 96/100, Jenny Haynes
98/103; C: Jim Lenahan 96/100, Jason Simons
94/100, Roger Bourke 93/100; LAD: Tammy
Henshall 96/100; JNR: Murray Riley 99/101;
VET: John Kent 97/100; HG OA: Peter Holmes;
AA: Henry Phillip; A: Rubert Reeves; B: Terry
Bind; C: Jim Lenahan; LAD: Helen Overton;
JNR: Billy Griffith; VET: Paul Deland.
Hay 25/07/2010
Fine (25):25T PR DR OA & AA: J Duryea 46/50;
A: G Harrison 43/50; B: S Barnes 38/50; C: G
Mitchell 39/50; 30T DB OA & AA: W Dunbar
166/166; A: D Doyle 30/30; B: S Barnes
25/30; C: A Gargaro 29/30; 10 Club Mug: A
Gargaro 18/18; HG: J Duryea 76/80.
Inverell 21 August 10
Fine (50): 30T MXD MED OA: Geoff Fields
50/50; AA: Murray Johnson 74/75, Mark
McInnes 69/75; A: Les Kennedy 73/75, Allan
Patton 72/75; B: Brett Farlow 47/50, Dave
Newberry 46/50; James Mann 43/50; Paul
Layton 41/50; 25T P/S CS OA: Geoff Fields
177/177; AA: Mark IcInnes 176/177, Murray
Johnson 95/96; A: John Piper 75/75, Sam Gall
79/81; B: Davew Newberry 71/75, Tony Turner
68/75; C: Norm MacDonald 67/75, Lilly Gosling
66/75; 50T DB CS OA: Matt Colley 55/55; AA:
Graham Sweeney 69/70, Kevin Harding 68/70;
A: Sam Gall 54/55, John Piper 64/65; B: Gerals
McInnes 49/51, Jenny Haynes 48/51; C: Michael
Moylan 49/55, Paul Layton 48/55.
Inverell 22 August 10
Fine (40): 25T SB CS OA: Sam Gall 25/25; AA:
Grahm Gosling 25/26, Geoff Fields 24/26; A:
Les Kennedy 24/25, Allan Patton 30/32; B:
Tony Turner 24/26, Dave Newberry 23/26;
C: Garry O’Brien 22/25, Helen finch 21/25;
50DB CS OA: Jim Roberts 100/100; AA: Geoff
Fields 99/100, Geoff Baxter 157/160; A: John
Piper 98/100, John Reid 116/120; B: Gerald
McInnes 111/120, Brett Farlow 110/120; C:
Anthony Hall 86/100, Lilly Gosling 84/100;
25DB CONT CS OA: Matt Colley 96/97; AA:
Justin Turner 34/35, Murray Johnson 31/32; A:
Robert Reeves 95/97, John Reid 41/42; B: Dave
Newberry 34/35, Tony Turner 25/26; C: Garry
O’Brien 24/25, Helen Finch 23/25; HG OA:
Geoff Fields 319/325; AA: Matt Colley 317/325;
A: Jim Roberts 310/325; B: Dave Newberry
295/325; C: Tony Turner 283/325; LAD: Jenny
Hayne 285/325; JNR: Kelby Gosling 279/325;
VET: Les Kennedy 306/325; Ernie Redman Team
Trophy: Geoff Fields, Dale Ellis, Robert Reeves
289, Guyra; Col Burt MEM Trophy: Justin
Turner, Brett Farlow, Jenny Haynes 143, Moree;
Club Champ: AA: Matt Colley 317/325; A: Jim
Roberts 310/325; B: Paul Turner 280/325; C:
Tony Turner 283/325.
Junee 25 July 10
Fine & Very Cool: 25T DB GRD CD AA: B Minos
24/25; A: K Longmore, W Hulm, G Burton, W
Burton, C Kneebone 23/25; B: G Patterson
22/25; C: J Considine 10/25; 50T PS CS OA:
G Burton 145/150; AA: B Minos 142/150; A:
W Burton 140/150; B: W Hulm 138/150; C: J
Considine 79/150; VETS: G Patterson 155/171;
15PR DR AA: B Minos 24/30; A: G Burton
26/30; B: W Hulm 21/30; R Schubach 15/30.
Leeton 25 July 10
Cold & Fog “all Day” (20): 10T DB SxS: S
Guest, A Paonne, G Tabain; 25T DB SxS OA &
A: Garry Tabain 25/25; C: Cliff Murray 22/26;
VET: SAngelo Paonne 24/25.
Marconi 6 August 10
Very Cold & Windy (17): 10T PS GRD AA:
1x27, 1x26; A: 1x30, 3x27; B: 1x30, 1x26,
1x25; C: 1x25, 1x19, 1x14; 25DB PS AA: G
Poulios 119/120; A: K Bosanko 114/120; B: J
Barros 116/120; C: K Beddie 97/120.
Marconi 8 August 10
Fine (63): 10T DB GRD SWP AA: 11x10,
A: 6x10, B: 15x10; C: 2x9, 2x8; Anniversary
Shoot 50T PS AA: C Sherry 149/150, H Guerriero 12/174; A: A Tsolakis 147/150, L Trew
147/150; B: C Gomes 147/150, D Vlachos
151/156, C Sarris 140/146; Anniversary
Shoot DB AA: J Luke 84/84, Fawzi 83/84;
A: A Tsolakis 73/73, Ziad A 72/73; B: R Violi
50/50, M Salem 70/71; C: G Americans 50/50,
K Beddie; HG: C Sherry 198/200; LAD HG: S
Peck 188/200; VET HG: A Tsolakis 197/200;
JNR HG: D Chetcuti 191/200.
Majura Park Gun Club 21/7/10
Cold and Calm (24): 25tg PS OA: Andy
Christou 75/75; AA: Barry Skinner 74/75; A:
Rob Reed 86/87; B: Jason Kite 69/75; C: Leigh
Hanson 65/75; 25T DB City of Canberra OA:
Ben Shingles 60/60; AA: Andy Christou 59/60;
A: Rob Reed 33/34; B: Jason Kite 24/25; C:
Heath Cousins 22/25.
Raining (11): 25 SB OA: Barry Skinner 24/25;
AA: Matt Harris 40/45; A: Ben Shingles 25/27;
B: Paul Jenkins 21/24; 15 pr DR OA: Matt
Harris 28/30; AA: Terry Cooper 25/30; A: Kim
Cox 26/30; B: Paul Jenkins 22/30.
Raining (20): 25 Tg DB CD: Paul Jenkins
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
Majura Park Gun Club A.C.T.
Proudly presents the
HOLCIM (AUST) NATIONAL
CAPITAL 2 DAY SHOOT
Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th of November 2010
$15,000 in cash and prizes; includes 8 guns to be won.
Cash prizes paid to 3rd in each grade.
For more details visit www.majuraparkgunclub.com
or see the November CTSN
25/25, David Crane 25/25, Darryl Reed 25/25,
Matthew Patmore 25/25, Clive Foster 25/25,
Barry Skinner 25/25; 30Tg HCP: 1st Darryl Reed
30/32, 2nd George Kasprzak 29/32, 3rd Dave
Crane 28/31; 50Tg PS OA: Kim Cox 145/150;
AA: Barry Skinner 216/222 ;B: George Kazolis
127/150; C: Leslie Burchell 104/150.
Cold (21): 75Tg Champions of champions
OA: Barry Skinner 117/125; 25Tg DB AA: 1st
Alistar Scott 173/185; 25Tg SB AA, 2nd Darryl
Reed 171/185; 25Tg PS A: 1st Danny Brighenti
111/125, A: 2nd Peter Callander 103/125; B:
1st Paul Jenkins 98/125, B: 2nd George Kazolis
98/125; C: 1st Leigh Hansen 84/125.
Raining (10): 25Tg DB OA: Paul Jenkins 27/28;
AA: Terry Cooper 26/28; A: Danny Brighenti
23/25; B: Geoff Beht 18/25; C: Tim Rapley
17/25; 25Tg PS OA: George Kazolis 74/75; AA:
Terry Cooper 73/75; A: Peter Callander 63/75;
B: Paul Jenkins 60/75; C: Tim Rapley 59/75.
(8): 30Tg Mixed National Capital C’ship OA:
Aurthur Padgett 71/75; AA: Terry Cooper
69/75; B: George Kazolis 70/75; C: Pat OBrien
23/50.
Marconi 23 July 10
Cold & Raining (18): 10T PS GRD AA: 2x30,
1x29; A: X30; B: 1x30, 1x27, 1x2; C: 1x26,
2x24; 30T DB 30PS: AA: H Guerriero 116/120;
A: L Trew 115/120; B: D Vlachos 116/120; C:
T Alho 109/120.
Marconi 25 July 2010
Fine (43): 10T PS GRD AA: 3x30; A: 3x30; B:
4x30; C: 1x26, 1x24; 50T HC: 1st A Tsolakis
48/50, 2nd J Grice 50/53, 3rd G Rootes 48/52,
4th C Briotelis 47/52, 5th K Bosanko 60/61;
50T DB AA: C Sherry 50/50, G Rootes & N
Loucas 49/50; A: N Vournazos 50/50, J Luke
49/50; B: S Tsoukalas 67/70, J Camilleri 68/70;
C: J May 63/70, G Americanois 62/70.
Moree CTC 03-04/07/2010
Cold & windy to Sunny (105): 25T DB CD AA:
D Edmonds, G Fields, B Henshal, I McDonald,
B Kneipp, D Cacciopoli, K Nealon, D Robb, P
Batson 25; A: P Deland, J Allen, T Robb 25 B:
J Harris, B Sinclair, P Jackson, J Edmonds 24;
C: J Turner 23, J Manns 22, T Boon 20; 50T SB
Club CS OA: G Moore 93/95 AA: B Henshal
64/67, T Rogers 63/67; A: T Robb 92/95, J
Robb 47/50; B: C Allen 46, J Harris 42; C:
P Caldwell 37, J Turner 36/51; 50T PS Mem
OA: D Stevens 149/150; AA: D Robb 148, P
Tattam 147; A: M Colley 142, J Robb 138; B:
J Wood 140, J Harris 141; C: J Carrigan 134, J
Turner 132; 30T WZ Night PS CS OA: T Ryder
89; AA: D Robb 118/123, P Batson 117/123;
A: R Carrigan 85, J Robb 82; B: J Edmonds
88, D Newberry 84; C: D Green 77, J Turner
72; VET: F O’Neill 79; LAD: T Henshall 141;
JUN: N Brown 141; 50T DB Trophy OA: D
Robb 84/84; AA: K Nealon 83/84, G Moore
77/78; A: F Seve 49, R Carrigan; B: S Corish
59/62, R White 58/62; C: J Fowles 43, J Turner
42; LAD: V Moore 50, JUN: C Allen 47; 50T
HC: 1 G Moore 67/69, 2 F Seve 66/69, 3 T
Henshal 58/59, 4 G McInnes 52/53, 5 M
Colley 50/51; HG OA: D Robb 313/325; AA:
B Henshall 312/325; A: M Colley 307/325 B:
J Harris 296/325; C: J Turner 274/325; LAD: J
Robb 305/325; JUN: N Brown 299/325; VET:
F O’Neill 268/325.
Moree Clay Target Club 01/08/2010
Foggy & fine, varying breeze (26):25T SKT HC:
1st N Brown, 2nd B Kneipp, 3rd D Watts; 50T
WZ & Club SKT CS OA: S Bennett 48 A: P
Tattam 46, A James 52 B: A McManus 45, S
Bennett 44 C: R Christie 45, N Brown 44; 50T
SKT DBLs A: P Tattam 44, S Bennett 42 B: C
Tattam 43, B Kneipp 42 C: N Brown 43, G
McInnes 40; HG OA: P Tattam 112/125 A: S
Bennett 111/125 B: C Tattam 110/125 C: N
Brown 110/25 LAD: S Bennett 109/125.
Moss Vale 31/07/2010
Early rain, later strong winds and bright
sunlight (35): 100 tgt DB and CONT combined
AA/A: 1st Leon Cuzner 99/100, 2nd Ian (Herb)
Prior 98/100, 3rd Craig Bishop 97/100; B:
1st Phil Christensen 96/100, 2nd Brian Frost
95/100, 3rd Warren Timms 91/100; C: 1st
Rod Macaulay 87/100, 2nd Owen Webb
86/100, 3rd John Brennan 84/100; Overall:
Leon Cuzner 99/100.
Moulamein 27 July 10
Fine (16): 25T DB TWR A: G Young; B: G
Manuel, P Akkermans, Jamie Hogg; 75T
MED AA: P Akkermans; A: G Young, I Holt;
B: E McCullough, G Manuel; C: B Hall, D
Shepherd; OA HG: P Akkermans.
Newcastle Lake Macquarie 24-25 July 10
Fine & Sunny Sat: AA: Andrew Webb 89/100,
Mick Ling 112/125, Kevin Raymond 111/125;
OA HG A: Douglas Brenton 94/100, Ralph
Ali 93/100; B: David Douglas 87/100, Jack
Cunningham 80/100, Ross Graham 79/100;
C: Brent Suprain 85/100, Scott Thoroughood
70/100, Martyn Watts 69/100; Sun: OA HG
AA: Mick Ling 93/100, Frank Sgambellone
86/100, Andrew Garvie 84/100; A: Athol
Page 111/125, Andrew Bell 110/125, Ralph
Ali 145/175; B: David Douglas 83/100, Alister
Lyne 83/100; C: Scott Thoroughood 88/100,
Brent Suprain 76/100, Robins Elton 72/100;
2 DAY OA HG OA: Mick Ling 181/200; AA:
Andrew Garvie 217/250; A: Ralph Ali 201/225;
B: David Douglas 170/200; C: Brent Suprain
161/200; VETS Douglas Brenton 177/200.
Newcastle Lake Macquarie7 August 10
Fine & Sunny: 50T SKT HC: Rob Davy
63+10/68, John Thornton 58+8/66; 50T SKT
Doubles: Steve Begley, John Thornton, Renae
Jenkins 46/50; 100T MXD AA: Kevin Raymond,
Graham Gosling 144/150; A: Nathan Wilkinson 146/150, Ross McLean 142/150; B: Janelle
Everett 135/150, Rick Bannerman 132/150;
C: Kevin Hugo 134/150, Giuliano Mazzantini
130/150; 75T MXD CS: Nathan Wilkinson
121/150; OA: Nathan Wilkinson 146/150.
NSW 21 July 10
50T DB CONT: OA: Arty Del-Ben 49; AA: Wal
Maryska 48, Kosta Zimaras 47; A: Andrew
Tsolakis 48; A: Tony Czinker 47+11; B: Peter
Romeo 46, Todd McSorley 44; C: Horst Stock
35.
NSW 28 July 10
Night Owl 10DB, 10SB, 10PS, 10HCP OA:
Charles Dinnell 54+12, Kurt Doerner 54+11;
A: Ian Hoschke 53, B: Stuart 43; C: Horst
Stock 41.
NSW 24 July 10
Hare Hunt 90T AA: Nick Xenos 84, Wal Maryska
80; A: Jim Bloomfield 77, Chris Eleftherious 74;
B: Alberto Muoio 81, Grant Thompson 75; C:
Sue Thompson 60, Man-Ying Poon 58.
NSW 31 July 10
100T Winter Sporting CS AA: Daniel Baskerville 93, Greg Coleman 89, Reno Morganti 75;
A: David Douglas 85, Stephen Newcombe 84,
Donald Jessop 82; B: Peter Romeo 82, Bill Tsagaropoulos 81, Andrew Bell 80+11; C: Carlos
Taverna 72, Charlie Michael 70, Theo Lionatos
68; VETS: Robert Clifton 84, Douglas Brenton
80, Terry Burgess 78; LAD: Susan Thompson
68, Amy Maree Buys 68+10, Kathryn 68+9;
JNRS: Daniel Wear 77, Nazim Ali 75, Justin
Rose 66; 1st Subguage : Jason Solomons 69;
1st SxS: Hugh McMaster 61.
NSW 1 August 10
Cold, Windy & Raining (10): 25T SB AA: Chris
Salafia 25/25; A: Anthony Carroll 24/25; B:
Damien Pereira 20/25, Laurie Doyle 20/25,
Alexandria Heffernan-Power 20/25; C: Tim
Rapley 19/25; 50T DB AA: Chris Salafia 50/50;
A: Anthony Carroll 80/81; B: Alexandria Heffernam-Power 47/50; C: Tim Rapley 38/50;
25T HC: 1st Daryl Fraser 27/28, 2nd John
Maxwell 26/28, 3rd Colin Kneebone 25/27.
NSW 4 August 10
Fine: HC SKT: Bill Pepper; Night Aggregate AA:
Rodney Van Beek 30, Theo Lionatos 27; A: Ian
Hoschke 30+7, Charles Dinnell 30+6; B: Hugh
McMaster 30, Greg Swinney 27; C: Horst Stock
28, Roy Billing 25.
NSW 7 August 10
100T SKT AA: Alberto Muoio 95, Nasseem
Malouf 94; A: Paul Kouroupis 96+9, Rodney
Kneipp 96+8, Wayne Petersen 95, Reginald
Clarke 92; B: Chris Barber 96, John Pethybridge
88, Daniel Wear 85, Laurence Archer 83; C:
Paul Williams 81, Graeme Hall 79.
NSW 21 July 10
Windy: 15T DB A: Kevin Bosanko 72; B:Stuart
Roberts 63; C: Norman Emerson 24.
NSW 14 August 10
40T DB CONT SxS AA: Andrew Shacklock
36, Guy Neale 29; A: Chris Eleftheriou 32,
MARCONI
Clay Target Club
Sunday 19th September 2010
MARCONI
MARATHON
Nominations 9am Shoot Starts 10am
And in Conjunction with
2010 MARCONI TEAMS EVENT
Event 1 10tgt Points Score
$10
Graded Cash Divide
Event 2 100tgt Double Barrel
$75
MARCONI MARATHON
O/A Winner Events 1 & 2 receives
Sash & Prize
1st in each Grade receives Sash & Cash
2nd in each Grade receives
Trophy & Cash
L,V,J receives Sash
Reduced noms for L,V,J
2010 MARCONI TEAMS
$10 nom per team member
split 60/40 1st & 2nd
Come in on the day and suport your
sport, make a team, all
shooters and family members
welcome. Cartridges, bbq lunch and
refreshments, Eftpos facilities
available on the grounds.
All enquiries contact:
Sharon (02)9774 5223 or
Shane 0422 454 691
www.marconiclaytargetclub.com.au
The committee reserves the right to
alter the program if necessary
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David Brenton 24; B: Duncan Robinson 33,
Hugh McMaster 31, Peter Dent 31; C: Alan
Kentwell 27, Geoff Lidgard 22; 60T SPT AA:
Andrew Shacklock 43, Theo Lionatos 38; A:
Chris Eleftheriou 34; B: Peter Romeo 35, Bill
Staughton 33; C: Alan Kentwell 40, Teresa
Alexeeff 27; Hammer A: David Brenton 25;
Hammer B: Ducan Robinson 28.
NSW 18 August 10
Fine: 50T SB CONT OA: Glen Kable 46; AA:
Arty Del-Ben 45, Kosta Zimaras 43; A: Charles
Dinnell 42+1, Tony Czinker 42; B: Peter Romeo
42, Frank Binding 34.
NSW 21 August 10
100T PNT AA: Gar Rootes, Andrew Smacklock; A: John Hirsch, chris Cameron; B: John
Newton, Frank Binding; C: Robert Phillips,
Greg Fox.
Orange 25 July 10
Cold & Windy (40): 75T Ch/Ch OA: Wayne
Sharp 123/125; AA: Josh Player 122/125, Jeff
Nash 119/125; A: Maric Taylor 120/125, Peter
Hayman 119/125; B: Bob Alston 118/125,
Laurie Bevan 117/125; C: Ellen Bevan
106/125, Chris Kingham 92/125; 25T HC: 1st
Ellen Bevan 25/25, 2nd Geoff Betts 53/54, 3rd
Mark Taylor 52/54; OA HG: Wayne Sharp.
Pooncarie 31 July 10
Fine, Breeze (45):E/O: P Barnes, J Borg, C
Scheele, P Palmer, J Absalom, D Molina; 10T DB
HC: T Nevill, T Fraser, D Simmons, T Williams, R
Malic, B Gathercole;20T DB HC: T smith 38/38,
G Doyle 32/33, R Malic 29/30; DB CS 50T 15
MTR AA: M Absalom 65/65, R Malic 64/65; A: J
Borg 50/50, E Yetman 49/50; B: E Rees 68/70, J
Absalom 67/70; C: T Nevill 48/50, E Mackintosh
49/52; Marg Povey Shield Team Shoot: J Borg,
M Absalom, J Absalom, J Thompson, D Croxton;
25T DB CONT 16 MTR AA: R Malic 38/39, D
Farnsworth 37/39; A: D Molina 29/29, R Faux
28/29; B: D Simmons 27/28, G Doyle 26/28;
C: T Nevill28/28, J Cattanack 27/28; HG OA:
R Malic 95/95; A: D Molina 92/95; B: G Doyle
90/95; C: T Nevill 92/95; JNR: M Smith 81/85;
VET: A Lambert 76/85.
Port Macquarie 31/7 & 1/8/10
Showery Saturday & Perfect Sunday (51):
OA. R Clarke 88/90; AA: H MacInnes
87/90, B Hooper 89/93; 30T PS A: P Deland
88/93, G Joass 87/93; B: J Burke 86/90, M
Sullivan 84/90; C: B Tyson 80/90, M Carter
69/90; 30T HC: 1st C Norman 38/38, 2nd
P Brenton 37/38, 3rd S Anshew 30/31, 4th
R Marko 45/46, 5th. P Deland 44/46; OA: C
Diaz 33/40; AA: S Wallis 26/30, H MacInnes
34/40; 15PR DR A: S Saul 25/30, I Hoschke
24/30; B: K McWhirter 32/40, S Anshew
31/40; C: B Tyson 21/30, M Carter 18/30;
OA: T Ryder 100/100; AA: S Peck 99/100, R
Clarke 105/108; 100T DB A: J Burke 99/100,
P Deland 98/100; B: S Anshew 112/114, M
Burke 111/114; C: B Tyson 92/100, D Wise
86/100; OA HG: T Ryder 238/250; AA HG: R
Clarke 234/250; A HG: P Deland 233/250; B
HG: J Burke 235/250; C HG: B Tyson 222/250;
JNR HG: M Riley 222/250; LAD HG: S Peck
224/250; VET HG: R Wilson 223/250.
Richmond River Gun Club Inc 25/07/2010
OVERCAST, showers threatening (37): 75T
Medley 18 M Overall: Kim Nealon 143/150;
“Champion of Champions” AA: Ian McDonald
118/125, Steve Kilfoyle 115/125; A: Peter
Brown 119/150, Graeme Turner 113/125;
B: Mike Sullivan 111/125, Dylan Mengel
109/125; C: Terry Milgate 109/125, Jamie
Beddoes 98/125; 25T HANDICAP: 1ST - Jim
Cornwell (21m) 25/25, 2nd Don Johnson
(17M) 27/28) 3rd Ray White 21M - 37/39;
DAILY HIGH GUN: Kim Nealon; INTERMEDIATE HIGH GUN; Mike Sullivan.
Shoalhaven Clay Target Club 08/08/2010
Cool and Sunny (19): 10 TGT E/O: R.Elhers
P.Hamilton; 50 TGT P/S AM A: 1st R.Elhers.
2nd P.Hamilton; B: 1st R.Beck, 2nd D.Loose;
C: 1st C.Nightingale, 2nd D.Schembri; Lad: 1st
B.Hill, 2nd S.Marshall; Vets: 1st J.McMillan,
2nd R.Chin; 50 TGT P/S PM A: 1st R.Elhers,
2nd P.Hamilton; B: 1st D.Loose, 2nd R.Beck;
C: 1st L.Marshall, 2nd C.Nightingale; Lad: 1st
B.Hill, 2nd S.Marshall; Vets: R.Chin.
Sydney 30 July 10
Cold & Showers (17): 20T DB GRD SWEEPS
AA: 3x58; A: 1x59, 1x58, 2x55; B: 1x59, 1x52,
1x50; C: 1x53, 1x52; 50T DB AA: C Andrews
50/50, G Poulios 81/82; A: L Trew 49/50, K
Bosanko 49/51; B: C Matos 48/50, C Davenport 49/52; C: J May 47/50, C Sarris 45/50;
HG SPLIT: G Poulios & H Guerriero 107/110.
Sydney 1 August 10
Fine & Windy (45): 25T HC: 1st C sherry 33/33,
2nd G Rootes 32/33, 3rd R Violi 29/30, 4th Ziad
A 27/28; 25T SB AA: D perri 25/26, G Rootes
26/28; A: Ziad A 29/31, L Galea 28/31; B: S
Tsoukalas 24/25, D McKendrich 23/25; C: A
Moyse 20/25, F Gould 17/25; 50T PS AA: D
Perri 150/150, T Lionatos 146/150; A: Ziad
A 146/150, J Worley 145/150; B: C Lysaght
146/150, C Seve 142/150; C: V Mercuri 126/150,
F Gould 121/150; HG: D Perri 196/200.
Sydney 13 August 10
Cold & Windy (38): Southern Zone C/C AA: 1st
T Chryss 119/125, 2nd C Andrews 140/150; A:
1st Ziad Alameddine 120/125, 2nd K Bosanko
117/125; B: 1st C Gomes 128/150, 2nd C
Davenport 126/150; C: 1st T Alho 113/125,
2nd C Sarris 77/125.
Sydney 15 August 10
Fine (21): 50T PS AA: G Kable 148/150,
G Poulios 146/150; A: Ziad Alameddine
142/150, A Tsolakis 141/150; B: C Lysaght
137/150, D McKendrick 135/150; C: P Lynes
115/150; 50T DB AA: C Kable 62/62, J Luke
61/62; A: K Bosanko 50/50, A Tslakis 49/50;
B: C Lysaght 53/54, D McKendrick 52/54; C: P
Lynes 43/50; HG: Glen Knable 198/200.
Taree-Wingham 25 July 10
Overcast (13): 15T PS CD AA: D Pasfield
43/45, S Belcher 41/45, R Clarke 38/45; A:
R Wilson 44/45, J Webster, M McDonald,
K Miller 42/45; B/C: K McWhirter 44/45, K
Pearce 39/45, L Langer 35/45; 40T MXD CS
OA &AA: D Pasfield 58/60, R Clarke 57/60;
A: R Wilson 56/60, M McDonnell 63/72; B/C:
K McWhirter 56/60, K Pearce 55/60; 25PR
DR CS OA & AA: S Belcher 46/50, R Clarke
38/50; A: T Clarke 45/50, K Pearce 37/50;
HG: S Belcher 142/155.
Tumut 8 August 10
Fine & Cool (16):25T DB CONT GRD CD AA: D
Wakem, B Minos, E Faulks, P Whitlock 23/25; A:
Mel Crane 24/25, L McPherson 23/25, B Mayo
21/25; B: Mac Wall 24/25, D Polsen 23/25, R
Churchill 21/25; C: M Bradley, L McPherson
14/25; 50T Bill & Brian Dowell DB MEM CS
OA: S Wall 50/50; AA: J Maxwell 63/64; A:
P Whitlock 49/50; C: M Bradley; Winning 5
man Team (Score: 234) 1. P Whitlick 49, 2. M
Bradley 42, 3. D Polsen 48, 4. L McPherson 47,
5. Mac Wall 48; 15PR DR CD: 1st S Wall 28/30,
2nd L McPheron 26/30, 3rd B Mayo, D Wakem,
J Maxwell 25/30; HG: S Wall 102/105.
Tyagarah 1 August 10
Warm & Sunny (12): 25T DB AA: S Kilfoyle
25/25, R Turner 24/25; A: J Fifes, K O’Brien,
D Schomberg 24/25; B: W Reidhmann 23/25,
G Jacobsen 22/25; C:W Beddoes 24/25; 25T
PTS AA: R Turner 74/75, S Kilfoyle 72/75; A:
H Beth, K O’Brien, S Schomberg 70/75; B: G
Jacobsoen 65/75, W Reichmann 63/75; C: E
Beddoes 61/75; 25T SB AA: R Turner, S Kilfoyles 72/75; A:D Schomberg 25/25, K O’Brien
23/25; B: G Jacobsen 23/25, W Reichmann
18/25; C: W Beddoes 17/25; 25T CONT AA: S
Kilfoyles, R Turner 25/25; A: K O’Brien 25/25,
H Beth, D Schomberg 23/25; B: G Jacobsen
25/25, W Reichmann 22/25; C: W Beddoes
21/25; 10T Club Mug; S Kilfoyle 10/10.
Upper Hunter 17 July 10
Fine & Mild (19): 10DB CD: L Finlay, J Nurray,
D Frasca, M Forrest, H Phillip & T Brind 10/10;
25T SxS CS OA AA: H Phillip 25/25; A: L Finlay
26/30; B: T Brind 23/25; C: P Lanyon 9/25;
10PR DR CS OA AA: H Phillip 18/20; A: D
White 26/30; B: T Brind 15/20; C: M Gillett
12/20; 10PR DD CD T Brind & L Finlay 9/10; D
McPhee & D White 9/10; P Lanyon & R Wakem
9/10; 20PR DD CS: 1st H Phillip & D White
23/23; 2nd T Brind & R Wakem 22/23; HG H
Phillip 78/85.
Wagga 17 July 10
100T OA: Bryan Summerhayes 93/100; AA +
A: Barry Hall 92/100, Graeme Boyd 90/100;
B: Stephen Tipping 75/100, Mathew Woolnough 74/100; C: Maxwell 75/100; Helen
Delvin 75/100.
Werribee 25 July 10
Fine (35): 10T Points E/O: N Cooke 30/30,
H Hardcastle 29/30, M Hutchins 29/30, J
Upper Hunter
Gun Club Inc
Location 3km from Scone on the Gundy Road (Ranch Road)
OPEN D.T.L. Shoot
Saturday 16th & Sunday 17th
October 2010
Saturday 17th 9am Start
O/S Open
Event 1 25 D.B. Cash Divide - Graded
Event 2 25 Laurie Allen Memorial
P.S. Championship
$2
Event 3 25 Business Houses D.B. Classic $2
Event 4 25 D.B. Cont. Cash Divide - Graded
$10
LJVP
$7
$12 $7
$20 $14
$12 $7
Barbeque Tea
Night Shoot
Event 5 5 D.B. Night Cash Divide - Graded
Event 6 25 Northern Zone Night
P.S. Championship
$2
Event 7 50 State Night
D.B. Championship
$2
$2
$1
$16 $10
$25 $16
Sunday 18th 9am Start
Event 8 10 D.B. Cash Divide - Graded
Event 9 25 Lake Glenbawn
D.B. Championship
$2
Event 10 25 Lake Glenbawn
S.B. Championship
$2
Event 11 25 Trophy Handicap
1st Pair Lightforce
Driving Lights ($430),
2nd to 5th place
Event 12 25 D.B. Cash Divide - Graded 16m
$5
$3
$12
$7
$12 $7
$30 $20
$12
$7
$12 $168 $106
$12 $12
$180 $118
Overall Ladies Junior & Veteran High Guns
All Championships AA A B C Grades 1st & 2nd
Catering Refreshments & Ammunition available
Camping on Club Grounds Hot Showers
Accommodation
Scone Motor Inn 6545 3079, Isis Motel 6545 1100
Royal Hotel Motel 6545 1722
Golden Fleece Hotel 6545 1357
President Karson Smith 6541 5390
Secretary Ron Wakem 6545 1798
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Sydney Clay Target Club
www.sydneyclaytargetclub.com.au
FRIDAY 10TH SEPTEMBER
Club of Origin Shoot
75 Mixed targets Novelty wheel inc BBQ
Please come & represent your club for perpetual trophy
WED 22ND SEPTEMBER
Toohey K’s Wednesday night challenge
FINAL
Prizes inc. Rifle, TV, Knives & shells
SAT 23RD & SUN 24TH OCTOBER
SCTC 2 Day Anniversary Shoot
For full program please see November CTSN
3RD DECEMBER
Nite Owl Final
25 pr Double Rise
President George Poulios
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Club Phone 0435 201 102
TUMUT
Tumut NSW 6.2km along
Wee Jasper Road past Airport
& Brungle turnoff
Faranda 29/30, T Psaila 29/30, C Brown 29/30,
A Bebend 29/30; 25T Points OA & AA: C Brown
74/75, A Bebend 73/75; A: A DeMuei 79/81, N
Cooke 78/81; B: J Kruse 72/75, D Ball 70/75;
C: J Faranda 69/75, J Madar 68/75; 25T SB OA
& AA: C Brown 48/48, R Pistone 25/26; A: W
Calaby 24/25, R Hunter 23/25; C: J Faranda
20/25, C Madar 19/25; 50T DB OA & AA A
Bebend 200/200, P Mills 199/200; A: W Calaby
84/85, L Spiteri 57/58; B: D Tiatto 52/53, R Ball
48/50; C: J Madar 44/50, K Preston 40/50; HG:
C Brown 176/180.
Tasmania
THE INAUGURAL
Snowy Mountains Ton
Sunday 10th October
Start 9am
PROGRAMME
30T POINTS SCORE C’SHIP
100T DB
“SNOWY MOUNTAINS TON”
C’SHIP
(OVERALL PRIZE $500)
25T HANDICAP C’SHIP
(SHOT AMERICAN STYLE)
(PRIZES 1ST TO 5TH)
PRACTICE Sun 8.30am
1st and 2nd in each grade
Sashes for Overall in
Championships
High Gun is sash & $300
Medallions for all grades
“Snowy Mts Ton” event
L/J/V subject to 3 or more entries
Cost $100 (reduced for L/J/V
shooting full programme)
SPONSORS:
Michael Crampton Electrical
A. Murray & Sons P/L
Plumbers & Contractors
Tumut Camping Fishing & Outdoor Store
Bellettes Bulk Bins P/L
Bothwell 18 July 10
Overcast & cool (27): 100T DB AA: P Howes
158/159; A: B Bailey; B: Tim Jenkins 99/100;
C: R Smith 86/100.
Bothwell 15 August 10
Mild (21): 100T PS AA: S Browning 287/300, D
Belbin 286/300; A & OA: K Bathman 288/300,
M Crow 287/300; B: G Drew 275/300, G
Cotton 260/300; C: M Downey 255/300, R
Smith 236/300.
Burnie 14 August 10
Stormy (25): Burnie city Balltrap CS OA & AA:
B Smith 74/75; A: P Turner 72/75; B: M Ponsonsby-Glover 72/75; C: P Francis 73/75; Tas
State Night SB CS OA & A: M Norris 48/50;
AA: A Spinks 45/50; B: B Weeding 46/50; C:
S Hodgson 39/50; Commonwealth Night SB
CS OA AA: A Spinks 48/50; A: G Brian 39/50;
B: T Clark 45/50; C: R Ware 38/50.
Hobart July 10
25T SKT A: S Browning 25/25; B: M Crow
25/25 C: P Howes 24/27; 25T MXD CS OA: T
Browning 141/145; AA: S Browning 140/145;
B: T Jenkins 118/125; B: G Drew 112/125; C: L
Pennicott 109/125; VET: D Williams 115/125;
JNR: C Jenkins 117/125.
Hobart 31 July 10
50T State Night CONT DB CS OA: Gary Drew
49/50; AA: John Foster 58/60; A: Paul Perry
45/50; B: Neil Mayne 47/50; C: Ray Smith
40/50.
Hobart 22 August 10
30PR D/R AA: S Glover 51/60; A: M Crow
47/60; B: Mark White 50/60; C: P Booth
37/60; 25T Ball Trap A: G Peck 25/25; B: S
Taylor 31/34; C: T Browning 25/27; 25T SKT
A: S Browning 21/25; B: S Glover 23/25; C: P
Howes 24/25.
Mersey 17 July 10
Showers & Overcast (17): 25T DB AAA: J
McBain 25/25; A: H Von Stieglitz 27/28; B:
T Clark 25/25; C: M Ponsonby-Glover 23/25;
25T SB AA: P turner 25/25; A: H Von Stieglitz
23/25; B: T Clark 21/25; C: M PonsonbyGlover 25/25; 25T PS AA: B Smith 74/75; A:
H Von Stieglitz 71/75; B: T McGee 73/75; C: M
Ponsonby-Glover 64/75; Novelty Missing Out
AA: P Turner 25m; A: P Smith 22m; T McGee
21m; C: M Horsten 20m.
Spring Bay 15 August 2010
Fine, cool, late showers (26): 25T DB C/D: AA:
G Arnol 25/25; A: D McGrath, B Bailey, H Von
Stieglitz, C Arnol 25/25; B: J Tatnell 25/25;
C: M Schroeter 25/25; 75T DB: AA: G Arnol
75/75; A/OA: B Bailey 95/95; B: L Collinson
109/114; C: P Booth 68/75.
HAVE A WEEKEND SHOOTING IN TASSIE
SATURDAY 20TH NOV 2010 10AM START
MERSEY CLAY TARGET CLUB
(Sassafras-20kms East of Devonport)
Event 1 50T D.B. President’s Championship
Sash & Trophy Each Grade
Event 2 50 T D.B. Kevin Aylett Memorial Championship
Sash & Trophy Each Grade
High Gun Sash over Program
Noms for Program $48 L/V $40 J $32
Cont Secretary Ph 6261 4902
SUNDAY 21ST NOV 2010 10.30AM START
SPRING BAY CLAY TARGET CLUB (Triabunna)
Event 1 20T Continental Points Score Cash Divide $10
Event 2 50T State Continental Single Barrel $24
Trophy & Sash Overall & 3 Grades
Event 3 30T Double Barrel $14
Trophy Each Grade
Reduced Noms L,J & V
High Gun Sash over Program
Cont Secretary Mobile 0419 533 615
OR
BOTHWELL CLAY TARGET CLUB (Bothwell)
100T Double Barrel
Overall High Gun Sash
Grade Winner, Ribbons & Trophies each Grade
Noms $48 L/V $40 J$30
Cont Secretary Ph 6268 1698
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Tasmanian State
Skeet Carnival
8th 9th and 10th October 2010
Held at Tasmanian Gun Club
200 Nile Road Evandale
Held at Tasmanian Gun Club
200 Nile Road Evandale
Event 1 50 Target Skeet
Event 2 50 Target Handicap
30th Annual Police and Services
NationalChampionships
9.00am start each day
Friday 8th October 2010
9.00am Start both days
Sunday 10th October 2010
Event 1 50 Target Don Taylor
Memorial Championship
Event 2 25 Pr State Skeet Doubles
Championship
Event 3 50 Target State 20 Gauge
Skeet Championship
Saturday 31st October 2010
Event 4 100 Target State Skeet
Championship
Carnival High Gun on Events 1 2 3 and 4
Increased Prize Pools
Overall High Gun Cash Sash and Silver
Tasmanian Badge minimum value $500
State Team selection on events 1 and 4
Pre Nominate and save a total of
$50 over the four events
Reduced nominations for Juniors
Event 3 50 Target Single Barrel
Event 5 50 Target Points Score
Event 6 60 Target
Champion of Champions
Nominations Events 1-5 $25 each
Event 6 $30
Reduced Nominations for Ladies and Juniors
All event Prize Pools, Sashes, Trophies
awarded equally between the P & S attendees and
the civilian attendees
PRE NOMINATIONS FORMS CAN BE OBTAINED
FROM THE TCTA WEBSITE (tcta.com.au)
or by contacting the club secretary
Mr A A Styles
PO Box 227 Prospect TAS 7250
or phone 0439 522 711 or by
or [email protected]
Practice will be available on both Wednesday 6th
and Thursday 7th from 2pm
OVER $16000 IN CASH AND PRIZES TO BE WON
The Police and Services Committee and the
Tasmanian Gun Club would like to thank our sponsors
BENDIGO BANK, BERETTA AUSTRALIA,
CASELLA WINES, WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA
CORSIVIA TARGETS, MYSTATE FINANCIAL
Pre Nominations Events 1 to 3 is $35 (OLV) $25 (J)
Event 4 $70 (OLV) $50 (J)
Forms can be obtained from the
TCTA Website (tcta.com.au)
or by contacting the club secretary Mr A A Styles
PO Box 227 Prospect TAS 7250
or phone 0439 522 711 or by
or [email protected]
Practice will be available on Friday 29th
From 1.00pm
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THE COMMITTEE WOULD ALSO LIKE TO
ACKNOWLEDGE THE FOLLOWING DONORS
WORLD HERITAGE CRUISES – DISCOVERY PARK –
ALLGOODS – HARVEY NORMAN - GATEWAY BOTTLE SHOP
– STEVE SUITOR FISHING – IBBOTTS HOME HARDWARE –
MOORES HILL WINERY – THE DETAILERS – ANVERS
CHOCO LATES – DOWNTOWN TACKLE – MICHELLE SMITH
– DELMA BIRD - ALBERT AND PAULINE PRYOR –
BOTHWELL GUN CLUB – ROSEBERY GUN CLUB
Northern
Territory
Arnhem 14/08/2010
(12):50T SKT CS; OA: R. Niven 57/60; A: 1st R.
Yeo 50/54, 2nd J. Doyle 44/50; B: 1st T. Niven
56/60, 2nd S. Walker 44/50; C: 1st N. Cook
41/50, 2nd P. Gordon 38/50; 25Pr SKT DBLS
CS; OA: J. Doyle 47/50; A: 1st R. Niven 45/50,
2nd R. Yeo 44/50; B: 1st S. Walker 35/50; C:
1st T. Niven 46/50, 2nd N. Cook 43/50; 15Pr
D/R CS; OA: R. Yeo 56/70; AA: 1st R. Niven
23/30; A: 1st T. Niven 53/70, 2nd S. Walker
22/30; C: 1st G. Barnes 19/30, 2nd J. Milne
16/30; 50T DB CS; OA: R. Niven 49/50; AA:
1st R. Yeo 48/50; A: 1st T. Niven 48/52, 2nd
N. Cook 47/52; C: 1st S. Guiney 51/58, 2nd
G. Barnes 50/58.
Arnhem 15/08/2010
(13): 10T Gr CD: AA: R. Yeo 10/10; A: T. Niven
& S. Walker 9/10; C: P. Gordon & J. Milne 9/10;
30T PS CS: OA: R. Yeo 86/90; AA: 1st R. Niven
84/90; A: 1st S. Walker 84/90, 2nd J. Doyle
81/90; C: 1st S. Guiney 77/93, 2nd G. Barnes
74/93; 30T SB CS: OA: R. Niven 31/34; AA:
1st R. Yeo 30/34; A: 1st N. Cook 29/33, 2nd
J. Doyle 25/30; C: 1st J. Milne 25/30, 2nd P.
Gordon 22/30; 25T HC CS: 1st R. Niven (21m)
24/25; 2nd G. Barnes (15m) 23/25; 3rd R.
Yeo (23m) 22/25; SKT HG: T. Niven 93/100;
Trap HG: OA: R. Yeo 217/235; AA: R. Niven
215/235; A: S. Walker 201/235; C: G. Barnes
186/235.
Western
Australia
West Australian
STATE
DTL CARNIVAL
25th, 26th & 27th September 2010
Held at the Prestigious International
Shooting Complex, Whiteman Park, Perth
Saturday September 25th 8.30am Start
Event 1 25 PR Double Rise State $47.00
Championship
Overall, AA, A, B, C 1st 2nd 3rd,
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
Event 2 50 State Handicap State $47.00
Championship
Event 3 25 Zone Teams Trap
Shoulder to Shoulder Teams event
Sunday September 26th
CMT 25 July 10
Windy (12): 25T DB AA: E Harris 25; A: R
Young 24; B: T Donovan 24; C: D Beard, I
Hodges 15; 25 DB PS AA: M Deegenaars 74;
A: R Young 70; B: L Sharp 72; C: I Hodges 55;
25T CONT CS OA: L Sharp 28/28, C Diver
27/28; 25 HC L Sharp 24.
CMT 17-18 July 10
Excellent: ISSF DT State Qualifier 75PR: D
Carroll105, A Snooke 102, P Boylson & M La
Vertu 101; ISSF 100T TRAP: R Normington
86, S West 85, P Boylson 84; ISSF 100 SKT S
Coghlan, L Wakeling82, S Saunders 81.
KATANNING
Invites all shooters to the
56th Cherry Tree Pool
Field Championship
29th, 30th & 31st October 2010
Friday 29th 2.30pm
50 D/B Graded
Saturday 30th 8.30am
1 30 Pts
2 50 H’cap
3 40 D/B
Sunday 31st 8.30am
Cherry Tree Pool Field Championship 90t
1st to 8th place
Clegg Memorial Champ B & C Grade
1st to 5th place shooters
Ladies Juniors & Veterans Champs
President T Kowald 0427 210 073
Secretary T Catling 9821 2525
8.30am Start
Event 4 50 Double Barrel State
$47.00
Championship
WA State Junior Double Barrel
Champion
Sponsored by Roy Alexander (himself)
Event 5 50 Single Barrel State
$47.00
Championship
Monday September 27th 8.30am Start
Event 7 50 D/B PTS State
$47.00
Championships
State Teams Match
Full Catering & Bar Facilities will be available.
For more information please call
President: Terry Marsden 0428 655 886 or
Secretary: Denise Page 0488 777 175
[email protected]
The committee reserves the right to alter advertised programs
WACTA would like to thank our Sponsors;
Winchester Australia – Pine Hauliers Greg Coverley
Carlo Romeo Jewelers – David Fox
Siena’s of Leederville – Mark Normington
Roy Alexander (Himself) – Dohnbouillet Merino
Jim West
Interstate Firearms Permits; WACTA is organizing a
group permit for Interstate Travellers
Please call/email State Secretary Denise Page for more details
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CMT 15 August 10
Excellent (11): 25DB AA: B Harris & E harris
25/25; A: I Halbert 25/25; B: S Withnell 23/25;
C: D Beard 24/25; 25T DB Club Champion:
A Snoooke 31/31; A: R Young 25/25; B: M
Walker 25/25; C: D Beard 24/25; 25DB PNTS
AA: E Harris 73/75; A: R Young 75/75; B: M
Walker 73/75; C: S Walker 72/75; 25T ISSF
TRAP A Snooke 21/25, E Harris 20/25, R
Young 17/25.
Leonora 18/07/2010
Fine and cold (12):25 DB CONT AA & A: J
Farrell 23/25, N Johnson 22/25;B & C: M
Mulcahy 23/25, R Hope 22/25; 25 DB CONT
AA & A: N Johnson 25/25, R Smith 25/25; B &
C: M Mulcahy 23/25, L Martin 22/25; 25 DB
AA & A: J Farrell 25/25, W Taylor 25/25; B & C:
M Mulcahy 25/25, L Martin 24/25.
West Australian Gun Club 18 July 2010
Overcast cool 19c: 25DB Novelty Country
Hcp: 1st Russell Jaggard, 2nd Paul Vivante, 3rd
Paul Michie; 20 PR DR C/C O/A: Rick Vivante
38/40; 1st AA: Gary Smith 37/40 C/C 2nd AA:
Terry Hearn 36/40: 1st A: Paul Michie 33/40,
2nd A Stuart Henderson 32/40; 1st C Declan
Foley 28/40; Event 3 20PR D/D C/C O/A:Terry
Hearn / Tony Burnard 20/20 C/C 2nd Rick
Vivante / Paul Vivante 19/20.
West Australian Gun Club 24-25 July 2010
Fine (21): Whiteman Park Skeet Classic: 100T
Day 1 O/A: Marco Ponto 99/100; 1st AA:
Peter Vosper 99/100, 2nd AA: Shane O’Brien
98/100; 1st A: Steve Saunders 94/100, 2nd A
Ray Wendt 92/100: 1st B: Bob Benjamin, 2nd
B Russell Jaggard 90/100, 3rd B Jason Marsden
;1st C: Mauri Goldman 86/100, 2nd C Kevin
Jones 80/100; Newton Thomas Skeet 100 Day
2 O/A: Martin Perry 98/100; 1st AA: Marco
Ponto 97/100, 2nd AA Shane O’Brien 97/100;
1st A: Steve Saunders 96/100, 2nd A Mike
Voke 94/100; 1st B Russell Jaggard 94/100,
2nd B Terry Hearn 89/100; 1st C Kevin Jones
87/100, 2nd Mauri Goldman 85/100; High
Gun over 2 Days: Marco Ponto 196/200.
West Australian Gun Club 8 August 2010
Sunny 20 deg (30): 50 P/S C/C O/A: Trevor
Morris 156/156; 1st AA: Tony Burnard
155/156, 2nd AA: Rick Vivante 148/150;
1st A: Stuart Henderson 142/150, 2nd A:
Ken Parsons 147/250; 1st B: Paul Murray
142/150;1st C: J Mercer 128/250; 50 SB
C/C O/A: Trevor Morris 49/50; 1st AA: Tony
Burnard 48/50, 2nd AA: Gary Smith; 1st A:
Doug Berry 52/55, 2nd A: M Simunovich
51/55; 1st B: Paul Murray 46/50; 1st C J
Mercer 38/50.
Richter, G Costanzo, F Musumeci, W Mattarollo, T Rogers, P Westbury, L Puglisi, B White,
J Turner, A Musuceci 15/15; 25T D/B O/A: D
Caccioppoli/W Mattarollo 50/50; AA: 1ST P
Westbury 2ND T Rogers; A: 2ND A Musumeci
25/25; B: 1ST L Costanzo 2ND K Rowling
40/41; C: 1ST A Jeynes 24/25 2ND J Turner
27/29; 50T American S/B O/A: K Rowling
45/50; AA: 1ST T Rogers 43/50 2ND D Caccioppoli 42/50; A: 1ST J Vichie 43/50 2ND B
White 42/50; B: 1ST D Harwood 42/50 2ND
P Farrell 39/50; C: 1ST A Inch 42/50 2ND J
Turner 39/53; 25T D/B Cont O/A: D Caccioppoli 24/25; AA: 1ST G Costanzo 36/39 2ND
F Musumeci 35/39; A: 1ST SJ Puglisi 22/25
2ND G Gordon 28/32; B: 1ST K Green 26/29
2ND J Belleri 25/29; C: 1ST D Green 23/25
2ND A Jeynes 20/05; Overall High Gun: Terry
Rogers 103/115; Encouragement Award;
Angela Gordon.
Brisbane 25 July 10
Overcast (40): 25T DB CD AA: Mahipal
Sketawat, James Barker & Wayne Singh 25/25;
A: Bill McKechnie, George Hogarth, Gareth
Morgan & Graham McClymont 25/25; B:
Keith Noud 84/25; Rick Zielinski, Peter Rado,
Richard Wilde, Rohanna Abberton, Rick
Davies & Justin Cheney 23/25; C: Daniel Grono
25/25, Ian House 23/25; 50T DB CS AA:Shane
ASMith 51/51, Mahipal Shekhawat 50/51; A:
Geroge Hogarth 64/64, Gareth Morgan 69/64;
B: Rick Davies 49/50, Don Mabbutt 53/53;
Ian House 48/53, Daniel Grono 47/53;30T
PTS CASH AA: Shane Smith 90/90, Michael
Bopf 88/90; A: Gavin Landridge 90/90, George
Hogarth 97/99; B: Garry Sheehan 89/93, Rick
Davies 88/93; C: Seb Ricca 77/90, Charlie
Sorrentino 76/90; OA: 1st George Hogarth
& Don Mabbutt 29/30, 2nd Peter Smith &
Rick Davies 37/40, 3rd Shane Smith & Daniel
Grono 36/40; HG Shane Smith 163/165.
Bundaberg 1st August 2010
Slight Winds (63): 50T Bundaberg Toyota DB
CS OA: C Barletta 50/50; Event 1 AA: 1ST S
ATTENTION SHOOTERS
The Sunshine Coast
Queensland
Atherton Tableland 22/08/2010
Fine (32): 25 Tar Tower B Gr: R Draper; C Gr: A
Casella; 25 Tar D/B AA: G Hayden/P Whatley;
A: P Cox/A Casella/A Poggioli; B: I Mc Harrie;
C: P Vit; 30 Tar MXD AA: G Haydon; A: A
Poggioli; B: G Sayward; C: Joe Collins; 25 Tar
H/C: G Haydon 1st, G Sayward 2nd, A Poggioli
3rd; 30 Tar Cont AA: G Haydon; A: A Casella/P
Ward/A Poggioli; B: I Mc Harrie; C: P Vit.
Ballandean 15/08/2010
Windy (40): 5T P/S E/O: Dick Deluca
Memorial S Thomas, J Beller, K Green, R
Australian Open
Brisbane Gun Club, Queensland
200 Targets ISSF Trap and
ISSF Skeet + Finals
100 Target Skins Event
in Conjunction
20th & 21st November 2010
9.00am Start Both Days
Nominations
$90.00 + Skins $40.00
www.brisbanegunclub.com
Rohanna Abberton
[email protected]
Scott Dobeli
[email protected]
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Held its final Club Shoot on the
Caboolture Clay Target Clubs
Ground in September 2010.
The Club members thank all shooters
for their past support.
Caboolture Clay Target Club inc
Uhlmann Road, Burpengary, QDL 4505
Saturday 6th November 10.00am
Inaugural Double Rise Champion
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
20 pair double rise
20 pair double rise
20 pair double rise
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00
Extra CASH DIVIDE EVENT if time permits 25 pair double
rise handicap $25.00 C-15m, B-17m, A-19m, AA-21m
Saturday events do not affect Sunday High Guns.
Separate trophies both days.
Sunday 7th November
Event 1
25 target double barrel
$15.00
Event 2
30 target points score
$15.00
Event 3
30 target double barrel
$15.00
Event 4
30 target handicap
$15.00
• Reduced noms for ladies, juniors, veterans
• BBQ dinner available
• Camping & Showers
• Breakfast Saturday + Sunday
• Friday from 2pm Friday
Tel: Clinton Helwig 5496 6555
or email: [email protected]
Ballandean Clay Target Club Inc
50th Anniversary
Shoot
October 16th & 17th 2010
Saturday October 16th
Nominations 9.00am, shoot commencing 9.30am
Event 1 Ballandean Estate 50th Anniversary 50t Double Barrel – 15m $30.00
Sash & Trophy Overall; Sash & Trophies 1st & 2nd in AA,A,B,C Grades
Event 2 25t Pointscore Championship – 15m
$20.00
Sash & Trophy Overall; Trophies 1st & 2nd in AA,A,B,C Grades
Top 12 shooters will represent the two States, with top 10 scores to count on event 7
Event 3 15 Pair Double Rise – 15m
$20.00
Sunday October 17th
Nominations 8.00am, shoot commencing 8.30am
Event 4 50t Combination – 15m
25t Double Barrel & 25t Single Barrel
$30.00
Event 5 Stanthorpe Rural 1000 50t Grade Meterage
$1000 and Sash – 1st; $500 – 2nd: $250 – 3rd; $100 – 4th
$50.00
Every
shooter
nominating for the
full program will
receive a
complimentary bottle
of Ballandean Clay
Target Club 50th
Anniversary Port
supplied by
Ballandean
Estate
Event 6 Ballandean Teams Match 20t Point score – QLD v NSW – 16m FREE
Badge for each winning team member –
Trophy for highest score in teams match
If 3 or more Ladies nominate from each State, the Ballandean Ladies Team Match
- QLD v NSW will be held.
TOTAL NOMINATIONS OPEN
$150
This is a busy weekend in
LADIES, JUNIORS, VETERANS
$110
Stanthorpe, book accommodation
early to avoid missing out on our
50th Anniversary celebrations.
HIGH GUNS
OVERALL, GRADES & LADIES, JUNIORS,
VETERANS – Sash & Trophy
Sponsored by: STANTHORPE RURAL & HARDWARE; BALLANDEAN ESTATE; SHAMROCK MARKETING; RALPH JOHNS PTY LTD;
BURTON & SONS RETRAVISION; NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK; CLAY TARGETS AUSTRALIA; SEMINIS SEEDS; TERRANOVA SEEDS;
STANTHORPE SPORTS & CAMPING CENTRE; POWER TYNAN; QUEENSLAND COUNTRY CREDIT UNION;
GR & KM GREEN-FRESH AS FREE RANGE
PRACTICE AVAILABLE FRIDAY AFTERNOON 3PM TO 5PM
CAMPING FACILITIES ON GROUNDS
CANTERBURY TRAPS AND VOICE RELEASES
ON ALL 4 LAYOUTS
PRESIDENT:GEORGE COSTANZO 0428 150050 SECRETARY: JOANNE MUSUMECI 07 4681 1967
Clubhouse: Curr Road, BALLANDEAN,20 km south of Stanthorpe, signage on New England Highway
THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAMME
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CLERMONT
Annual Two Day Shoot
October 23rd & 24th 2010
Saturday 23rd 9.00am start
Event 1 5 Target Eye Opener
50 Target Double Barrel 15m
(25T Gold Pan)
$35
Sash O/A, Prizes 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C
Sponsored by Gregory Fabrications
Event 2 30 Target Points Score 15m
$25
Event 3 30 Target Single Barrel 15m
$25
Sunday 24th 8.30am start
Event 4 30 Target Continental
Double Barrel 15m
$25
$30
$2000 CASH PRIZE MONEY
& O/A Sash
Sponsored by BELYANDO ELECTRICAL
& BROADY’S BOBCAT AND TRUCK
HIRE
TOTAL NOMINATIONS $140
Ladies, Veterans & Juniors
Reduced Noms for Full Program
** Overall High Gun over Events 1 to 5
** High Guns each grade Sash & Prize
** LJV High Guns Sash & Prize
Sponsors:
Clermont Concrete, Clermont Haulage,
Belyando Building Supplies, Commercial Hotel
Free camping with hot showers
Meals from Friday Night to Sunday Lunch
with bar operating
Practice available Friday 22nd from 3.00pm
SATURDAY NIGHT CHARITY SHOOT
– DEAUVILLE DOUBLES
Enquires Todd Holmes President Ph 0427 731 071
Adrian Wright Vice-President Ph 0428 568 855
Amanda Bianchi Secretary Ph 0427 316 349
if necessary
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Trafford 50/50; A: 1ST T Gardner 49/50; B:
1ST D Rudd 49/50; C: 1ST S Bylsma 45/50;
AA: 2ND I Wynyard 50/50; A: 2ND P Purkis
49/50; B: 2ND J Kelly 48/50; C: 2ND C Bylsma
44/50; 25T Winchester (Olin) Aust SB CS OA:
I Wynyard 61/62; Event 2 AA: 1ST F Robinson
60/62; A: 1ST P Purkis 23/25; B: 1ST R Howie
23/25; C: 1ST I Campbell 23/25; AA: 2ND
Q Porfiri 38/40; A: 2ND K Rehbein 23/25;
B: 2ND P Catasti 23/25; C: 2ND B Fisher
22/25; 50T Wide Bay Australia PTS/DB Med
OA: G Mathews 100/100; AA: 1ST I Wynyard
97/100; A: 1ST M Zipf 100/100; B: 1ST D
Rudd 93/100; C: 1ST S Bylsma 97/100; AA:
2ND N Berry 97/100; A: 2ND T Gardner
97/100; B: 2ND R Howie 91/100; C: 2ND
J Zaric 85/100; OA GR HG AA: G Mathews
173/175; Winchester (Olin) Aust A: M Zipf
170/175; B: D Rudd 164/175; C: S Bylsma
158/174; Section HG LG: D Barletta 163/175,
Leanne Rudd; CPA VT: N Berry 169/175; JR: S
Bylsma 158/175.
Caboolture 1 August 2010
Warm and Sunny: 25 Target Cash Divide AA:
1st Allan Mills 25/25, 2nd Graham Noffke
24/25; A: 1st Gavin Langridge 24/25, 2nd
Barry Wiseman 23/25; B: 1st David Milton,
Fay Mills, Bob McNamara, Keith Noud 21/25;
C: 1st Liam Booker 23/25, 2nd Luke Langridge
22/25; 30 Target Single Barrel AA: 1st Brett
Brown 27/30, 2nd Shane Fitch 29/33; A: 1st
Gavin Langridge 26/30, 2nd Barry Wiseman
22/30; B: 1st Bob McNamara 26/30. 2nd
Keith Noud 25/30; C: 1st Liam Booker 25/30,
2nd Luke Langridge 24/30; 25 Target Double
Barrel AA: 1st Allan Mills 25/25, 2nd Brett
Brown 24/25; A: 1st Gavin Langridge 25/26,
2nd Clinton Helwig 24/26; B: 1st Keith Noud
23/25, 2nd Bob McNamara 21/25; C: 1st
Liam Booker 24/31, 2nd Luke Langridge
23/31; 30 Target Double Rise AA: 1st Grant
Mason 25/30, 2nd Allan Mills 24/30; A: 1st
Bill Weedon 28/40, 2nd Clinton Helwig 25/40;
B: 1st Fay Mills 26/40, 2nd Gary Laskey 20/40;
C: 1st Liam Booker 21/30, 2nd Keith Helwig
20/30; Overall High Guns Overall Allan Mills
100/110 AA: Graham Noffke 96/110; A: Gavin
Langridge 91/110; B: Bob McNamara 85/110;
C: Liam Booker 88/110.
Caboolture Clay Target Club 7 and
8 Aug 2010
Warm and sunny (36): 25T C/D AA:1st
Nigel Hughes, Nick Aird, Harry BAder, Glenn
Walker, Dave Dundon 25/25; B:1st Mathew
Rhue, Neal Dimmick, Kel Madsen, George
Petrou, Marg Denton, Max Barton 25/25;
B:1st Thomas Rhue, Paulette Walker, Allan
Mills 23/25; C: 1st Brad Mensforth 22/25,
Betty Fawcett 20/25; 10T CS OA: Craig O’Neill
102/102; AA: 1st Harry Bader 105/106, 2nd
Glenn Walker 104/106; A: 1st Neil Dimmick
99/100, 2nd Mathew Rhue 98/100; B: 1st
Allan Mills 100/100, 2nd Thomas Rhue
99/100: C: 1st Betty Fawcett 106/104, 2nd Fay
Mills 85/104. 25T CD: AA:1st Mark Fanning,
Harry Bader 25/25; A:1st Ashley Mason, Max
Barton 25/25; B: 1st Allan Mills 24/25, 2nd
Thomas Rhue, Colin Parker, Paulette Walker,
Allan Denton, Bruce Wilson, Ian Clisdell
23/25; C: 1st Rob Drews 25/25, 2nd Betty
Fawcett 24/25; 50t HC: 1st Lorraine Hughes
117/118, 2nd Thomas Rhue 111/118, 3rd
Nick Aird 108/109; 50T Doubles OA: Dave
Dundon 85/86; AA 1st Mark FAnning 84/86,
2nd Harry Bader 52/54; A: 1st Frank Cooper
48/50, 2nd Mathew Rhue 47/50; B: 1st
Paulette Walker 42/50, 2nd Allan Mills 43/54;
C: 1st Rob Drews 39/50, 2nd Brad Mensforth
38/50; OA HG:Dave Dundon 246/250; AA:
HG: Harry Bader 258/264; A: HG: Mathew
Rhue 242/250; B: HG: Allan Mills 236/250;
C: HG: Brad Mensforth 205/250; Section HG
LAD: Lorraine Hughes 247/264; VETS: Max
Barton 237/250; JNR:Thomas Rhue 236/250;
South East QLD Inter Clubs Challenge: 1st
Caboolture (Craig O’Niell, Thomas Rhue,
Nigel Hughes).
Callide Dawson 15.08.2010
(20): 30T Medey 15M AA&A: 1st Brett Graving
48/50, 2nd L Bunker 47/50, 3rd B Kelly 46/50;
B: 1st S Pearce 49/50, 2nd K Busteed & N
Busteed 45/50, 3rd S Struss & B J Fairley 44/50;
C: 1st Z Wass 48/50, 2nd K Kelly 45/50, 3rd K
Mauger & F Hewitt 38/50; 25T DB 15M AA&A:
1st L Bunker 25/25; B: 1st S Pearce 24/26; C:
1st K Kelly 24/25; 25T SB 15M AA&A: 1st R
Holden 25/25; B: 1st S Struss 23/25; C: 1st L
Batin 23/25; 25T DB Con’t 15M AA&A: 1st M
Elliott 26/26; B: 1st K Busteed 23/25; C: 1st
Z Wass 23/25; 25T DB Graded H/Cap AA&A:
1st L Bunker 24/25; B: 1st N Busteed 24/25;
C: 1st Z Wass 24/25.
Charter Towers 1 August 10
Fine-Hot (25): 25T SKT SWP: D Guy, G Archer,
C Scott, Jim Davis, G Davis 25/25; 25T DB A:
D Guy, Joe Davies, P Dury 25/25; B: P Mackey,
B McFarlane 25/25, G Davies 24/25; C: W
Masters 23/25, R Pack, T Philo , B Cox 22/25;
25T PTS A: R Hunter 75/75, R Scott, ZD Killick
74/75; B: R Peno 74/75, G Davis 71/75; C: R
Pack 71/75, B Cox 69/75; 25T CONT A: R
Scott, R MacCormack, R Hunter, Jim Davis
Joe Davis 25/25; B: C Davis 25/25, R Peno, P
Mackey 24/25; C: B Davis 23/25, R Pack, W
Masters 22/25; 25T HC: 1st Charrie Davis, 2nd
George Davis, 3rd Noelle Young.
Clermont Clay Target Club 24th & 25th
July 2010
Cloudy w/breeze (30): 20 Pr CZ D/D O/A:
Adrian Wright & Robert Caban 19/20; 1st
Stephen Vale & Todd Holmes 18/20, 2nd Chris
Bourne & Zarah Powell 17/20; 25T SB CONT
Lights on the Hill Charity Event O/A: Todd
Holmes 23/25; AA: Robert Caban 21/25; A:
Zarah Powell 21/25; B: Shane Messer 22/25;
C: Naomi Burey 12/25; 100T DB President’s
Cup O/A: Bruce Powell 132/132; AA: 1st Todd
Holmes 98/100, 2nd Robert Caban 96/100; A:
1st Pat Lonergan 131/132, 2nd Robbie Cross
109/109; B: 1st Nathan Busteed 95/100, 2nd
Adrian Wright 93/100; C: 1st Ken Cislowski
93/100, 2nd Candy Cross 83/100.
Cloncurry 8 August 10
Pleasant (17): GE & JJ Done 100T BD OA:
Wayne Reeves 99/100; AA: Stephen Curley
97/100, Steve Over 96/100; A: Mick McGill
95/100, Diane Reeves 94/100; B: Vince Garner
93/100, Ronnie Gough 88/100; C: Bob
Cuthridge 86/100, Gwen Kent 85/100.
Western Zone Carnival 2010 Condamine
24 & 25 July 2010
Fine & Cloudy (99): 25T DB Western Zone
Double Barrel Championship sponsored by
Peabody Wilkie Creek; O/A: 1st David Robb
108/108, AA: 1st Col Gurski 88/89, 2nd Dean
Cusack 86/87, A: 1st Tony Robb 63/64, 2nd
Tim Rosenberger 53/55, B: 1st Stephanie Mills
107/108, 2nd Moses Abraham 34/35, C: 1st
Elaine Seawright 23/25, 2nd Jeff Mitchell
28/31, Lad: 1st Lynne Thompson 26/27, Jun:
1st Aubrey Cormack 26/28, Vet: 1st Brian
Cameron 24/25, 25T SB Western Zone Single
Barrel Championship; O/A: 1st Gary Brown
37/37, AA: 1st Byron Hewitt 36/37, 2nd
Brian Kneipp 29/30, A: 1st Aubrey Cormack
40/41, 2nd Paul Moore 39/41, B: 1st Chris
Allan 30/31, 2nd Matt Bach 29/30, C: 1st
Michael Carracher 23/27, 2nd Stephanie Pile
22/27, 50T Cont Western Zone Continental Championship; O/A: 1st Rod Woodrow
52/52, AA: 1st Ryan Olive 51/52, 2nd David
Robb 50/51, A: 1st Greg Kocho 51/52, 2nd
Julie Allan 58/59, B: 1st Dennis Cormack
49/50, 2nd Daniel Andrews 52/54, C: 1st Jeff
Mitchell 44/50, 2nd Leon Collins 42/50, Lad:
1st Lynne Thompson 48/50, Jun: 1st Aubrey
Cormack 48/50, Vet: 1st Geoff Bryant 49/50,
30T H/C Western Zone Handicap Championship; 1st Malcom Collins 30/30, 2nd David
Robb 41/42, 3rd Rodney Woodrow 40/42, 4th
Daniel Andrews 38/39, 5th Alex Dallas 32/33,
25T PS Western Zone Pointscore Championship; O/A: 1st David Robb 108/108, AA: 1st
Clayton Cusack 107/108, 2nd Daryl Stevens
155/156, A: 1st Warwick Clarke 73/75, 2nd
Jeremy Teece 72/75, B: 1st Stephanie Mills
76/78, 2nd Matthew Bach 73/78, C: 1st
Elaine Seawright 70/75, 2nd Leon Collins
67/75, 15PR DR Western Zone Double Rise
Championship; O/A: 1st Brett Pile 48/50, AA:
1st Geoff Seawright 47/50, 2nd Ryan Olive
37/40, A: 1st Gary Brown 27/30, 2nd Andrew
Olive 34/40, B: 1st Don Cameron 27/30,
2nd Eddy Mills 26/30, C: 1st Brenda Collins
24/30, 2nd Jeff Mitchell 20/30, H/G: O/A:
David Robb 227/235, AA: Rodney Woodrow
226/235, A: Warwick Clarke 220/235, B:
Eddie Mills 215/235, C: Jeff Mitchell 192/235,
Lad: Viv Moore 217/235, Jun: Daniel Andrews
212/235, Vet: Eddie Mills 215/235.
Gold
Coast
Clay Target Club
October Programs
Practice 1.00 to 5.00pm most Sundays
2nd & 3rd October
Annual Sporting Carnival
100 targets each day 9.00am Start
Overall plus Graded Trophies
Sporting Captain Noel Lillis 0407 804 732
Wednesday 6th October –
Night Trap
Includes SE Zone 25T Night D/B
Points C/Ship
75 targets 7.00pm Start
Nomination includes Hot Supper
Sunday 10th October Trap
125 Targets 4 events 9.00am Start
(Trap Captain Mike Swale 0418 763 168)
Sunday 17th October Skeet
125 Targets Four Graded Events
9.30am Start
(Skeet Captain Chris Larsen 0438 797 456)
Entries for the
Pan Pacific Master Games
Close 3rd November 2010
Friday 12th November 100T Skeet
Saturday 13th November 100T Trap
Sunday 14th November 100T Sporting
Register Now www.mastersgames.com.au
Club 81 Gross Rd Woongoolba
Ph 07 5546 1368
www.goldcoastclaytargetclub.com
The committee reserves the right to alter
advertised programs
Gympie Clay Target Club Inc
Banks Pocket Road Gympie Q 4570
2010 Annual
Gold City
Two Day Shoot
Saturday 9th October 9.30am
Ev 1 25 Target D/B Sweepstakes
Noms. $15
Ev 2 50 Target D/B McIntosh Meats
Championship
Noms. $30
O/A AA A B C 1st & 2nd each grade
Ev 3 30 Target D/B Continental off 15m
Clay Targets Australia
Noms. $20
No Meal Saturday Night - see list of Hotels
Sunday 10th October 8.30am start
Ev 4 50 Target D/B Jockey Club Hotel
Championship
Noms. $30
Ev 5 30 Target D/B Ken Mills Toyota
Points Championship
Noms. $20
Ev 6 25 Target D/B House Hold Steel
Handicap 1st to 5th
Noms. $20
High Guns Overall & Grades Sash & Trophy
Ladies Veteran & Juniors
Noms $135 L/V/J $100
if shooting whole program
Overall High Gun valued at $400
sponsored by Great Eastern Motel
27-29 Geordie Road 5482 7288
Other Hotels
Phoenix Hotel Red Hill Road 5482 1263
Victory Hotel Tin Can Bay Road 5481503
Gympie RSL Club Mary Street 5482 1018
Further information
phone Glen Durre 07 5482 5354
Committee reserves the right tp alter program
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Qld Police CTC Annual Two Day Carnival
HOSTED
BY
KINGAROY CLAY TARGET CLUB
30th & 31st October 2010
****Open to all shooters****
Saturday 30th October 2010 –
Commences 9:30.
Event 1: 30 Target Medley O/A & 1st & 2nd in AA, A, B, C
Event 2: 25 Target Single Barrel O/A & 1st & 2nd in AA, A, B, C
Event 3: 50 Target Continental O/A & 1st & 2nd in AA, A, B, C
Sunday 31st October 2010 –
Commences 8:30am.
Event 4: 50 Target Double Barrel O/A & 1st & 2nd in AA, A, B, C
Event 5: 25 Target Points O/A & 1st & 2nd in AA, A, B, C
Event 6: 15 Pair Double Rise O/A & 1st & 2nd in AA, A, B, C
TOTAL NOMINATIONS = $130.00
VETS, LADIES = $ 90.00
Powered Camping sites available.
PRACTICE AVAILABLE FRIDAY AFTERNOON 3PM FOLLOWED BY
FREE SAUSAGE SIZZLE
OVERALL, GRADES & LADIES, JUNIORS, VETERANS –
Sash & Trophy
FREE CAMPING FACILITIES
ON GROUNDS
Juniors
Compete for
FREE
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Ammo Prizes
PRES: GARY BROWN
all weekend
07 41690351
SEC: SCOTT PRENDERGAST
0428190573
Gladstone 8 August 10, 2010
Fine & Calm (30): 25T DB A: B Busteed 28/28,
Mel Budgen 28/28; B: D Waugn 26/26, W
Daly 25/26; C: F Hewitt 24/25, C Bykma
23/25; 25T SB A: B Scarby 23/25, B Kelly
28/31; B: W daly 24/25, G Christenson 23/25;
C: K Weiting 20/25, G Ferguson 22/27; 25T
DB A: B Busteed 28/30, Brett Kelly 27/30; B: S
Werting 24/25, T Harker 24/26; C: G Ferguson
25/28, K Weiting 24/28; 10T DR A: B Busteed
20/20, B Kelly 27/38; B: A Post 14/20, W Daly
13/20; C: F Hewitt 14/20, K Kelly 16/30; 25T
A-B: B Kelly 25/25, P Parkis 32/33; C: W Daly
23/25, M McDonald 32/36.
Gold Coast Clay Target Club 17th
& 18th July
(40):25T Skeet Cash Divide AA: D. Dundon,
M. Fanning, G. Sckaf, L. Sceresini, M. Swale
25/25; A: G. Petrou, W. Petersen, M. Barton,
L. Edwards, D. Power 25/25; B: T. Ashton, B.
Turner 24/25; C: N. Lillis 22/25, B. Robinson
20/25; 50T Skeet CS Overall: G. Sckaf 66/66;
AA: 1. D. Dundon 65/66, 2. L. Sceresini 65/66,
3. C. O’Neill 64/66; A: 1. L. Edwards 50/50,
2. G. Petrou 63/64, 3. M. Barton 61/64; B:
1. T. Ashton 52/54, 2. S. Weeden 51/54, 3.
B. Turner 49/52; C: 1. N. Lillis 47/50, 2. B.
Robinson 43/50, 3. C. Butler 40/50; 50T
Skeet Doubles Overall: D. Dundon 65/66;
AA: 1. G. Sckaf 64/66, 2. C. O’Neill 52/54,
3. L. Sceresini 48/50; A: 1. F. Cooper 50/52,
2. M. Barton 49/52, 3. D. Power 47/50; B:
1. S. Weeden 46/50, 2. K. Mules 47/54, 3.
T. Ashton 46/54; C: 1. N. Lillis 42/50, 2. B.
Robinson 40/50, 3. B. Fawcett 37/50; 25T
Skeet Cash Divide: AA: D. Dundon, C. O’Neill,
N. Hughes, M. Fanning, N. Aird 25/25; A: F.
Cooper, D. Power, M. Barton, N. Dimmick
25/25; B: S. Weeden 25/25 K. Mules, B. Turner
24/25; C: N. Lillis 24/25, B. Robinson 22/25;
100T Skeet CS Overall; F. Cooper 140/140;
AA: 1. N. Hughes 139/140, 2. G. Walker
114/115 3. M. Fanning 103/104; A: 1. N.
Dimmick 99/100, 2. W. Petersen 98/100, 3.
M. Barton 99/102; B: 1. T. Ashton 100/108,
2. K. McWhirter 99/108, 3. B. Turner 92/100;
C: 1. N. Lillis 93/100, 2. B. Robinson 83/100,
3. B. Fawcett 78/100; Highguns Overall: Dave
Dundon 248/250; Ladies: Debbie Young
235/250; Veterans: Max Barton 244/250;
Grade Highguns: AA: George Sckaf 260/264;
A: Frank Cooper 245/250; B: Shane Weeden
256/278; C: Noel Lillis 228/250.
Goondiwindi 8 August 10
50T DB OA: Dan Johnson 50/50; AA: Brian
Kneipp 57/58, Mal Lillyman 56/58, Murray
Johnson 56/58; A: Dan Johnson 50/50,
Terry Haynes 97/99, Tom Gibson 95/98; B:
Brett Farlow 48/50, Paul Farrell 67/70, Mark
Winning 66/70; C: Peter Gray 42/50, Blake
Donovan 41/50, Robin Carrigan 39/50; 50T
DB PS OA: Davis Robb 150/150; AA: David
Robb 150/150, Brian Kneipp 147/150, Terry
Rogers 160/164; A: Doughy Deans 147/150,
Roger Carrigan 144/150, Simon Corish
144/150; B: Mark Winning 140/150, Brett
Farlow 139/150, Paul Farrell 136/150; C: Zack
Coultas 124/150, Mike Masters 122/150,
Scott Winning 118/150; 30T DB CONT OA:
Murray Johnson 87/87; AA: Murray Johnson
87/87, Brian Kneipp 86/87, Justin Turner
63/64; A: Tim Gibson 59/59, John Fea 58/59,
Doughy Deans 56/58; B: Mark Winning 55/59,
Paul Farrell 54/59, D Cameron 48/53; C: Scott
Winning 44/50, Blake Donavan 44/52, David
Winning 43/52.
Kingaroy 1 August 10
Fine (32): 25T DB AA: Mick Rankin 44/44; A:
Scott Prengergast 64/64; B: Wayne Johnson
27/28; C: Peter Powne 24/25; 25T HC: 1st
Michae Rankin 25/25, 2nd Greg Browne
30/31, 3rd Scott Prenedergst 29/31; 4th Dick
Rackerman 38/40; 25t PS AA: Paul Clarkson
74/75; A: Neale Tessman 73/75; B: John Tully
74/75; C: Peter Powne 59/75; 25T CONT AA:
Col Gurski 30/30; A: Gary Brown 27/28; B:
Max Behm 23/25; C: Peter Powne 23/28; HG
AA: Paul Clarkson 143/150; A: Gary Schnieder
142/150; B: Max Sehm 141/150; C: Peter
Powne 123/150.
TOOGOOLAWAH
Clay Target Club
RAY WHITE CLASSIC DAY
SUNDAY 24TH OCTOBER 2010
TEXAS CLAY TARGET CLUB
Annual 2 Day Shoot
September 25th & 26th
Saturday 25/09/10 9.30am Start
Nominations from 8.30am
(cash divide)
Event 2 45 Target Medley
(15 db, 15 pts, 15 sb)
Sunday 26/09/10 9.00am Start
(cash divide)
Event 5 50 Target Points Score
(true meterage)
NOMINATIONS $140.00
LADIES, VETS & JUNIORS $120.00
9.30AM START
High Gun Sash and prize for, Overall,
AA, A,B,C , Ladies, Vets & Juniors
TOOGOOLAWAH SHOWGROUNDS
(Winners can claim one only.)
100 Target Medley
(50T DB & 50 T PTS)
Trophies Ammo Ammo Ammo Ammo
1st & 2nd & 3rd AA A B C
Ladies Juniors Veterans
Sponsored by
Ray White Rural Toogoolawah
Noms $45.00 L V $40.00 J $20.00
B.BQ Lunch & Refreshments
without notice
Brian Guthrie 5423 1468 Gregg Blatchly 0428 137 836
MEALS AVAILABLE –
Saturday Lunch & Dinner
Sunday Breakfast & Lunch
Camping and hot shower on site
ENQUIRES to
Barry White
Ben Sinclair
0437 028 028
0427 063 725
The committee reserves the right to
change the program if necessary
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TOOWOOMBA
ACTA & SSAA Affiliated
PO Box 2068 TOOWOOMBA QLD. 4350
2 DAY
SKEET CARNIVAL
2010
Saturday 23rd October 10.30am
Event 1 25 Target 28 gauge skeet
Prizes 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C
Sunday 24th October 9.00am
Event 5 50 Target 12 gauge Skeet
Championship
Event 6 50 Target skeet doubles
Total Noms $120, LJV $100
Lunch on Saturday,
Breakfast & lunch on Sunday
Bar facilities and cartridges available on
the grounds
Free camping and hot showers also
available on the grounds
CLUB HOUSE Located 9.5kms west on
Warrego Highway
The club reserves the right to change the
program without notice
Max Barton (President) 0428 321 138
Betty Fawcett (Secretary) 07 4699 3569
Website: www.toowoombaclays.info
Email: [email protected]
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Mackay-Sarina 5 August 10
Fine Light Winds (18): 25T DB: A: Adrian Flack
& Sean Dolan 25/25; B: John Palffy 23/25,
Allan Love 18/25; C: Alan Cameron 22/25,
George Oats 19/25; 25T P/S A: Sean Dolan &
Ron Woodhouse 71/75, Adrian Flack 69/75; B:
John Palffy 67/75, Allan Love 60/75; C: George
Oats 59/75; Keith Green 71/75; 25T CONT
A: Sean Dolan 24/25, Adrian Flack 22/25; B:
Allan love & John Palffy 20/25; C: Keith Green
24/25, George Oats 19/25; 15PR DR A: Ron
woodhouse 21/30, Sean Dolan 20/30; B: John
Palffy 21/30, Allan Love 20/30; C: Keith Green
21/30, Andy Earl 24/30.
Maryborough 25 July 10
Warm, Cloudy, Moderate Winds (18): 75PR
DR OA: R Rehbein 119; AA: G Wyatt 118,
N Berry 112; A: K Rehbein 99, M Zipf 89; B:
D Osborne90, T Cecil 88; C: L Pohlner 89,
J Zaric 78.
Port Denison 24-25 July 10
Gusty winds, overcast skies (59): 25T DB
Cash DVD AA: Dan Collins 25/25, Greg
Malty, Bruce Murphy 24/25; A: Rob Hunter
25/25, Andrew Bowter 24/25; B: Geoff Dalton
25/25, Brendan Malone & Doug Turner 24/25;
C: Wally Masters 19/25, Cameron Cislowski
18/25, Ian Young 17/25; 50T PS OA & AA: Ray
Collinson 146/150, Wayne Cislowski 142/150;
A: Allen Poggioli 138/150, Andrew Casella
133/150; B: Allen Love 140/150, Doug Turner
137/150; C: Wally Masters 119/150, Cameron
Cislowski 105/150; 25T DB CONT Trophy AA:
Tony Caruso 25/25, Bruce Murphy 24/25; A:
Jeffrey Taylor 25/25, Gavin Whiteside 24/25,
Terry Gordon 24/25; B: Terry Goron 24/25,
Geoff Dalton 23/25; C: Cameron Cislowski
22/25, Wally Mastersl 19/25; 25T DB HC:1st
Brendan Malone 24/25, 2nd Gavin Whiteside
23/25, 3rd Cameron Cislowski 23/25; 25T SB
AA: Ray Collinson 23/25, Tony Caruso 22/25;
A: Peter Watts 23/25, Andrew Casella 22/25;
B: Dee Colls 23/25, Darrel Bailey 21/25; C:
Cameron Cislowski 19/25, Anthony Ballarino 17/25; 25T DB CS OA & AA: Joseph
Rossato 50/50, Ray Collinson 50/50; A:
Andrew Casella 48/50, Allen Casella 48/50;
Peter Mackey 46/50, Edgar Collins 46/50;
C: Keith Green 39/50, Oven Perrett 39/50;
VET: Noel Beale 45/50; LAD: Noelle Young
44/50; 15PR DR AA: Bruce Murphy 26/30,
Greg Maltby 23/30; A: Andrew Castella
26/30, Gavin Whiteside 24/30; B: Brendan
Malone 26/30, Edgar Collins 21/30; C: Rob
Pack 25/30, George Oats 16/30; HG AA:
Ray Collinson – Burdekin 30/330; A: Andrew
Castella – Artherton 296/330; B: Doug Turner
– Pioneer 280/330; C: Wally Masters – Townsville 238/330; VET: Lou PopUlin – Burdekin
273/330; LAD: Annette Vassalini 273/330.
Rockhampton 01/08/2010
Fine & Fast (24):25T DB AA/A/B: Scott Moore
29/29, 2nd Shorty Moore 28/29; C: Barry Rea
25/25, Scott Wieting 24/25; 25T SB AA /A/B:
Grant McPherson 32/32, Ryan Olive 31/32; C:
Scott Wieting 23/25, Glen Reynolds 23/28;
25T PS AA/A/B: Ryan Olive & Grant McPherson 224/225; C: Karla Wieting 74/75, Alice
Bell 73/75; 25 Pr DR AA/A/B: Scott Moore
46/50, Ryan Olive 42/50; C: Glen Reynolds
34/50, Ray Hill 40/70; 50T SKT HC: 1. Brian
Muirson 63/72; 2. Craig Polsen 61/72; 3.
Doug Wust 37/50; HG: Scott Moore.
Rockhampton 04/07/2010
Fine & Sunny (25): 25T CONT AA: Ryan Olive
49/49; A: Brian Muirson 46/47; B: Shorty
Moore 25/25; C: Dennis Donaldson 24/25;
25T DB AA: Craig Polsen 29/29; A: Brian
Muirson 24/25; B: Shorty Moore 32/32;
C: Glen Reynolds 25/25; 25T SB AA: Ryan
Olive 24/25; A: Darryl Bucholz 24/28; B:
Barry Nasser 28/30; C: Terry Burgess 24/25;
50T PS AA: Ryan Olive 146/150; A: Lance
Broome 144/150; B: Alan Allenby 143/150;
C: Dennis Donaldson 140/150; HG: Ryan
Olive 220/225.
Sunshine Coast 15 August 10
Warm & Light Irregular Breeze (41): 25T DB
SPS AA: 1st Dave Reynolds, Grant Mason,
Don Portors, Brett Brown, Scott Trafford All
25/25; A: 1st Gordon Watson, Barry Wiseman
224/25, 2nd Rod Colley, Glen Dennien, Gavin
Langridge, Barry Power, Terry Morony, Rocky
Webster 23/25; B: Rhett Trafford 24/25, 2nd
Fay Mills, Kenny Ashton, Robert Wieden,
Sam Nucifora 23/25; C: 1st Seb Patti 24/25,
2nd Sam Valastro 21/25, 3rd Charlie Power
20/25; 50T MED 25T DB & 25T PTS OA:
Grahm Noffke 119/120; AA: Don Portors
117/120, Wes Humphries 99/100; A: Rod
Colley 119/120, Gavin Langridge 118/120; B:
Sam Nucifora 93/100, Ken Ashton 91/100; C:
Charlie Power 88/100, Tim Davey 84/100; 25T
SB AA: Grahm Noffke 24/25, Peter McAndrew
39/41; A: Bill Weedon 29/30, Terry Morony
28/30; B: Dave Milton 24/25, Fay Mills 31/33;
C: Tim Davey 23/25, Sam Valastro 17/27; 25T
HC: 1st Scott Trafford 35/35, 2nd Wayne
Renney 34/35, 3rd Barry Wiseman 29/30; HG
OA: Din Portors 181/187; AA: Graham Noffke
180/187; A: Rod Colley 180/187; B: Kenny
Ashton 161/175; C: Charles Power 14/175.
Toogoolawah 25 July 10
Cool & overcast (24): 50T DB HC: 1st G
Paremain 40/53, 2nd I Boycon 48/53, 3rd B
Guthrie 46/51, 4th D Shapherd 46/51, 5th B
Power 45/51; 25T DB AA: T O’Leary 25/25,
D Ebbern 23/25;A: B Power 27/28, G Mitchell
26/28; B: D Shepherd 25/27, G Blatchly 24/27;
C: J Boycon 34/35, I Boycon 33/35.
Toowoomba 25 July 10
Overcast & Cold (42): 50T CONT/ 50T SKT/
50T SPORTING OA: Max Barton 141/150; Div
1: G Bedington, M Rhie & M Swaile 139/150;
DIV 2 : V Nolan 121/150, J Ploger & B Fawcett
120/150; Div 3: P Cowie & L Cowie 104/105, T
Rhue 102/150; C Butler & L Saceresini 88/150,
T Ashton 72/150.
Toowoomba Clay Target club 8/8/2010
Pleasant (14): 25T DB CD AA/A: S.Steenstrup
25/25; B: K.Giltrow 25/25; C: V.Stiller 21/25;
80T MXD CS O/A: K.McGuire 107/120; AA/
A: 1st: S.Steenstrup 104/120, 2nd: N.Fleming
99/120; B: 1st: S.Titmarsh 105/120, 2nd:
P.Cowie 103/120; C: 1st: A.Jeynes 99/120,
2nd: V.Stiller 96/120; 10PR D/R AA/A: 1st:
K.McGuire 18/20, 2nd: S.Steenstrup 14/20;
B:1st: P.Cowie 18/20, 2nd: V.Stiller 15/20; C:
1st: L.Cowie 15/20, 2nd:C.Porteus 13/20.
Toowoomba Clay Target club 8/8/2010
Pleasant (14): 25T DB CD AA/A: S.Steenstrup
25/25; B: K.Giltrow 25/25; C: V.Stiller 21/25:
80T MXD CS O/A: K.McGuire 107/120; AA/A:
1st S.Steenstrup 104/120, 2nd N.Fleming
99/120; B: 1st: S.Titmarsh 105/120, 2nd
P.Cowie 103/120; C: 1st A.Jeynes 99/120,
2nd V.Stiller 96/120; 10PR D/R AA/A: 1st
K.McGuire 18/20, 2nd S.Steenstrup 14/20;
B:1st P.Cowie 18/20, 2nd V.Stiller 15/20; C:
1st: L.Cowie 15/20, 2nd C.Porteus 13/20.
Townsville Gun club 17/07/2010
(82):DB 25T AA: Ray Collinson 78/78, Wayne
Cislowski 77/78; A: Rob Hunter 53/53, David
Guy 52/53; B: Joe Davis 37/37, Steve Murphy
36/37; C: Chris Barber 26/27, Cameron Cislowski 25/27; LAD: Dee Colls 25/26; JNR: John
Reeves 24/25; VET: Doug Killick 25/25; PS 25T
AA: Bruce Murphy 99/99, Ray Collinson 98/99;
A: Rob Hunter 75/75, Phil Scalia 74/75; B: Joe
Sebastiani 74/75, Len Carty 73/75; C: Ron
Gough 68/75, Shane Hall 67/75; LAD: Carol
Betteridge 69/75; JNR: Chris Barber 65/75;
VET: Mark Stoneman 72/75; QLD State PS.
CONT. CS. 50T OA & A: Phil Craig 149/153;
AA: Daniel Collins 146/150, Noel Benson &
Bruce Murphy 144/150; A: 2nd Peter Ward
143/150; B: Brian Taylor 136/150, Mark
Stoneman 133/150; C: Chris Barber 135/150,
Shane Hall 134/150.; LAD: Carol Betteridge
135/150; JNR: Wickus Lategan 111/150; VET:
Lui Populin 134/150; DB 50T AA: Wayne Cislowski 69/69, Ray Collinson 68/69: A: Doug
Killick 50/51, Richard MacCormack 49/51; B:
Doug Edwards 50/51, George Davis 49/51;
C: Ben Beazley 44/50, Shane Hall 47/54;
LAD: Annette Vassalini 48/50; JNR: Antony
Ballarino 41/52; VET: David Guy 49/51; HC
25T 1st: Peter Mackey 26/27, 2nd: Phil Craig
25/27, 3rd: Barry Edwards 40/42. HG OA
AA: Bruce Murphy 313/325. A: Phil Craig
313/325. B: Brian Taylor 296/325. C: Shane
Hall 287/325.
Townsville 15 August 10
Fine & Cool (52): 100T SKT, 50T SKT, 50T
SKT DB OA: Wayne Read 93/100; A: Pat
Dury 91/100; B: Glenn Reeves 91/100; C:
Jim Davis 86/100; 25T DB AA: B Murphy, T
Causo, D Zammitt, R Collinson, W Cislowski
25/25; A: D Killick, Greg Reeves 25/25; B: J
Sebastiani 25/25-7 on 24/25; C: W Masters
24/25, S Goss 23/25; 25T PTS AA: T Caruso
& A Gurski 75/75; A: P Dury 75/75, R MacCormack, B Gall 71/75; B: M Costa 74/75, D
Colls 70/75; C: T Philo 62/75, L Carty 57/75;
NTH Zone SB CONT CS OA & AA: B Murphy
25/25, G Shared; A: A Bowater 24/26, R MacCormack 23/26; B: D Colls 22/27, P Mackey
36/43;10PRS DR AA: N Sheehan 19/20, B
Murphy 18/20; A: P Dury 18/20, D Killick & A
Bowater 16/20; B: C Davis & P Mackey 15/20;
C: W Masters 17/20, S Goss 14/20.
Warwick 1 August 10
Warm & Sunny (47): 25T DB CD AA: Rob
Harwood, Ross Bartley, Terry Rogers 25/25;
A: Keith Simpson 25/25; B: David Caldwell
24/25; C: John Dean 24/25; 50T PNTS
AA: Ross Bartley 150/150, Rob Harwood
148/150; A: Jim Edmonds 141/150, Keith
Simpson 136/150; B: Paul Farrell 140/150,
David Conduit 154/168; C: Joshua Turner
142/150, Vic Stiller 136/150; 50T DB AA:
Steven Steenstrup 50/50, Robbie Smith 83/84;
A: Keith Simpson 50/50, Thomas Graham
54/56; B: Brain Battle 49/51, Luke Behrendorff 48/51; C: Grant Hildred 48/50, Vic Stiller
67/72; Encouragement Award: Mitchell Gimm
121/225.
CLASSIFIEDS
Rates and Conditions
This section is for the exclusive use of ACTA members, and has been introduced for the purchase, sale and exchange of personal equipment.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the new Gun Laws, all classified ads submitted must
include the serial number of all guns advertised, and also the shooter licence
number. We are also no longer allowed to advertise the sale of any pumpaction or semi-auto shotguns or the parts thereof.
Rates (inc GST) are as follows:
$11.00 — 0-60 words
$22.00 — 60-100 words max.
Advertisers must comply with the copy deadlines as detailed on page 2 of
this issue, and your name, address and telephone number must be supplied.
Copy should be typed or carefully hand-written.
Payment must accompany advertisement.
NSW Members and Dealers
As stated in Firearms Act 1996, Section 54 “A person must not cause an advertisement for the sale of a firearm or firearm part to be published unless:
(a) the person is a licensed firearm dealer, or
(b) the proposed sale is to be arranged by or through a licensed firearm
dealer and the advertisement contains such particulars as may be
prescribed by the Regulations”.
The Regulation states, “For the purposes of section 54(b) of the Act, the
following particulars are prescribed in relation to an advertisement for the sale
of a firearm that is arranged by or through a licensed firearms dealer.
(a) the licence or permit number of the seller,
(b) the name and address of the dealer concerned.”
The Firearms Act 1996 applies to both the Publisher and the individual
placing the advertisement. Failing to abide by this Section attracts a
maximum fine of $5,500.
WANTED: “For Private Collection” Old Paper shot shells and 2 piece
packets. Powder tins. Gun Shop Catalogues. Australian Clay Pigeon
Shooting News before 1960. Air Rifle packets & tins. Shooting memorabilia. Will pay good money. Pay top money for two piece Packets.
Ph Mick Ward on 03 5775 1652. Shooters Licence No. 437 647-40B.
WANTED: ACTA Club badges for collection. Especially older club badges.
Will to buy or swap. I have hundreds of swap badges in good condition.
Also wanted 1996 ACTA Evandale Nationals badge. Contact Murray on
0409 658 750 or 03 5565 8750 or email [email protected]
FOR SALE: IBIS Automatic Trap 400 Hopper + Continental Perfect
order $3000.00 Ring Wayne Sharpe Orange NSW Lic 405418499.
Mob Ph 0418 255 177.
WANTED: To buy AA Winchester compression form cases ‘Once’ fired
and any unwanted Shot of any size, Wads or Powder will pay good money.
Licence # 406834021 Contact Michael 0428860511.
FOR SALE: Trap Stock suit 12 GGE U/O Kemen KM4. Never used. Good Condition. Phones Charles 08 8269 2434 Mobile 0439 689 470. Licence 107651.
FOR SALE: Boito Coach 20 inch 12G Hammerless Recoil Pad Double Trigger
Little use Suit Western Action $450.00 Serial Number 422893 Licence
Number 10041823-01 Phone Ross 07 5546 0559.
FOR SALE: Perazzi MT 6 all original many chokes 30” screw ins
100% A1 mechanical cased $4000 Serial number 62859 Licence No
419-622-50B transfer buyer Nom. Phone 0418 385 173.
CLUB NEWS
WESTERN ZONE QUEENSLAND committee members are
as follows: President: Robert
Nugent, Vice President: Richard
Morrison, Secretary/Treasurer:
Viv Moore, Councillors: Robert
Nugent, Geoffrey Moore, Bill
Allan, Brett Pile, Cameron
Brown, Referee Examiners:
Robert Nugent, Bill Allan.
KINGAROY CLAY TARGET CLUB
INC Committee Members are as
follows: President: Gary Brown,
Vice President: Colin Otto, Secretary: Peter Powne, Treasurer:
Robert Horn, Office Manager:
Steve Kelly, Asst Office Manager:
Colin Otto, Shoot Marshall:
Malcolm Rankin, Grounds Person:
Max Behm, Trap Mechanic:
Michael Rankin, Provedore: Scott
Prendergast, Auditors: Burnett
Business Centre, Handicapper:
Cameron Brown, Zone Delegate:
Cameron Brown.
PORT MACQUARIE: Due to our
grounds NOW being available to
NAME
M Smith
E Jones
K Booth
T Jenkins
P Papps
C Brown
R Hunter
D Tiatto
R Reed
B Shingles
P Lewis
R Purnell
N Vournazos
P Craig
R Hunter
D Bulter
I Harris
S Zadow
S Titmarsh
T Browning
T Jenkins
J Turner
M Burke
M Preston
R Ball
D Rhodes
A Mills
T Rhue
A Tsolakis
S Mills
P Callander
D McGrath
L Collinson
G Langridge
S Anshaw
B Vogelzang
R Jaggard
P Howe
D Burnett
C Brown
K Dawe
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Collie
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us we will be holding our shoot
on October 3rd at PORT MACQUARIE and not Kempsey as
previously advertised.
SUNSHINE COAST Office
Bearers President: Quinto Porfiri,
Vice President: Scott Trafford,
Secretary: Gordon Watson,
Treasurer: Jim Trafford. Committee Members Grant Mason,
Graham Noffke, Dillon Noffke,
Peter Mc Andrew and Rhett
Trafford. Patron: Mark McArdle
MP Member for Caloundra.
M O N A RTO - A L E X A N D R A
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC Office
Bearers as follows: President:
John Bretag, Vice-President:
Robert Clark, Secretary: Peter
Shepherd, Public Officer: Peter
Shepherd, Joint Treasurer: Peter
Harris/Peter Shepherd, Patrons:
Les Stone – Ivan Hein, Committee: A full Committee was
elected, Club Delegate: Allan
Vilcins, Club Coach: Peter Hendy,
Club Handicapper: Peter Harris.
ACHIEVED AT
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Bothwell
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Werribee
Bendigo
Calboolture
Calboolture
Maroni
Condamine
Goulburn
Spring Bay
Spring Bay
Sunshine Coast
Singleton
Echuca
Busselton
Busselton
Busselton
Werribee
Bordertown
BREAK
Trap 50
Trap 50, 75
Trap 75, 100
Trap 75
Trap 150
S/Barrel 50
Trap 75
Trap 50
Trap 50
Trap 50
Trap 75
Trap 50
Trap 50
Cont 50
Trap 50, 75
Trap 75
Trap 50
Trap 75
Trap 50
Trap 50, 75, 100
Trap 50
Trap 50
Trap 50
Trap 50, 75
Trap 75, 100
Trap 150
Skeet 100
Skeet 75
Trap 100
Trap 50, 75, 100
Trap 50
Trap 100
Trap 50
Trap 50
Trap 50
Trap 100, 150
Tarp 200
Tower 50
Trap 200
Trap 250
Trap 50
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VCTA School Persons’ Competition
NORTH EAST ZONE
Victorian
North East
Zone held
their Elimination School
Persons
Championship shoot on
Thursday the
12th of August
at the Echuca
Clay Target
Club grounds,
and luckily
OA winner
Rhys Eeles
although
there was rain
either side of Thursday, it held off for
the shoot. Certainly no one could brag
about the weather, it being bitterly cold
with strong gusty wind, making the
shooting of clay targets in single barrel
discipline extremely difficult, but the
alternative of rain would have been far
worse. A very pleasing attendance of
177 boys and girls, attempting to shoot
their way through to the finals held in
Bendigo on the 6th of September.
A large number of schools had students
competing, 23 in total, and even though the
weather was not conductive to good scores,
competition was fierce, with four students
managing to only drop two targets out of
twenty. Emma Cox (Notre Dame College
Shepparton), Rhys Eeles (Rochester
Secondary College), Kurt Northausen
(Kyabram Secondary College), and Jake
Ischovits (Mansfield Secondary College). All
four shot off to decide an overall winner.
Being only single barrel shooting, the shoot
off’s are run best of five targets, continuing
in brackets of five until there is a winner. In
Winning team, Mansfield
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Senior Boys
Junior Boys
Senior Girls
Junior Girls
this case the Overall Winner turned out to
be master, “Rhys Eeles” scoring an excellent
28/30 to collect his Sash. Congratulations to
Rhys, and the Rochester Sec College!
There were other shoot offs’ to determine the
results which came out this way, Senior Girls,
Emma Cox 1st 18/20, 2nd Kimberley Moroni,
Catholic College Bendigo 21/25, 3rd Kacey
Shale, Rutherglen High School 19/25. Senior
Boys Kurt Northausen 1st 25/30, 2nd Jake
Ischovits 21/25, 3rd Tom Allen, Mansfield
Sec College 17/20. Junior Girls, 1st Laura
Woolley, Weeroona Sec College 15/20, 2nd
Demi Shale, Rutherglen High School 13/20,
3rd Bethany Kirley, Mansfield Sec College
16/30. Junior Boys 1st Lucas Jeffery, Notre
Dame Shepparton 17/20, 2nd Ned Collicoat,
Deniliquin High School 32/40, 3rd Nicholas
Woods, Kyabram Sec college 30/40.
Team scores are added together to decide a
winning school to enter the final, and the
best school team scores on the day were from
Mansfield Secondary College.
A very successful shoot, running smoothly,
and finishing early. Thanks must go to
Winchester Australia, represented on the day
by Mr Daniel Johnston, for their sponsorship, the schools, and all the helpers from
the Echuca and Mathoura clubs and the NEZ
secretary Mrs Chris Beard, who together kept
the shoot rolling in such an efficient manner.
Thanks also to the ladies for food and drink.
Murray Roberts
SOUTH EAST ZONE
On Thursday
5th August,
Frankston
Australian
was the host
for this year’s
school Championship,
the grounds
where a
picture, the
sky overcast,
it was windy
and cool,
OA winner
however it
Dean Snell
did not rain.
There were
176 students from 27 schools and they
provided 14 teams.
This is a single barrel event and shot in two
halves, the only possible in the first ten was
Dean Snell, there were a number of nine’s.
The second half did not produce as many
nine’s but it did provide four clean rounds
and Dean Snell was one of those, so with two
clean rounds, won the Overall with 20/20.
After a shoot off with 18’s Andrew Atherton
22/25 was first in the Senior Boys with
Senior Boy Tom McMillan
and Winchester Rep
Winning team, Gippsland Grammar
Tom McMillan 20/25 second and Sam
Tindley-Roe third 22/25 after a clean shoot
off round. Sharnie Patterson 15/20 was
first in the Senior Girls, Megan Boast 13/20
second and Georgie Tyler 12/20 third.
The Junior Boys section was won by Jack
Wallace 18/20 from Clancy Ryan 25/30
second and Andrew Hewlett 24/30 third.
The Junior Girls section had the most
entrants for many years and was won by
Bridie Patterson 18/20 and this was the best
score in this section ever. Tiara Preston 15/20
was second and Indie Gladman 13/20 third.
The winning school was Gippsland Grammar
Programs into the
State Office by now.
Books will be the
NSW Clay Target Association Blue
same price as last year
PO Box 1003, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650, $4.00 each.
Waratah Notes
Senior Girl
Sharnie Paterson
represented by Scott Dennis, Sharnie Paterson,
Andrew Lay, Ryan Clancy and Dean Snell.
The winners of each section and the winning
team will represent the Zone at the Final at
Bendigo next month and we wish them all
good luck.
Zone Secretary Chris Carrol
Change of Venue
Drug Testing
the state office for an
order form on the above details.
In 2011 there is a posibility of the Department of Sport and Rec testing for Drugs at
the Nationals.
The KEN GIBBON MEMORIAL SHOOT
being held on SUNDAY NOVEMBER
7TH is now TO BE HELD AT TYAGARAH
C.T.C. Inc. NOT AT RICHMOND RIVER
CLUB GROUNDS as advertised in the Blue
Book.
9.30am start, practice from 8.45am. Morning
& afternoon tea provided. BBQ lunch
available.
Shooting Licences
State Trap Carnival
It is a provision when getting your shooting
License that you must carry it with you at
all times when shooting competition or
shooting with you local club.
We look forward to seeing all the nominated
shooters at the State Trap Carnival and wish
you all luck with your shooting and hope
you all have a great time.
Ph: 02 6931 9980 Fax: 02 6931 9981 If you would like
Email: [email protected] to pre-order your
Web: www.nswcta.org copies, please contact
Blue Books
All clubs should have their Shooting
NSW Northern Zone Coaching Clinic
On Saturday July 10 the Northern Zone Clay Target Association held a coaching clinic at Kempsey Clay Target Club.
Organised by zone coach Graham Gosling and secretary
Mick Wilkins the day was held in perfect weather conditions for shooting.
committee a special thank you. Also thanks to the Kempsey members
that helped during the day in assisting Graham to make this day run
smoothly.
There were 18 zone members attending from Port Macquarie, Boggabri
Gunnedah and Kempsey clubs. The group was made up of junior and
open shooters but was restricted to C graders only.
Graham opened the day with a short talk and following that all participants went to the pattern board to see exactly where their guns were
patterning.
Following this they were put into squads and went to the traps to shoot
some targets while Graham cast his eye over each of them giving advice
and tips on what might help them achieve more broken targets.
The day concluded with a small single barrel competition that was won
by junior shooter Beau Powick.
The zone would like to thank Kempsey Clay Target Club for allowing
the zone to use their facilities. To their President Ted Baker and his
Above left: Dedicated button
pushers Stephen Saul(R)
with Uncle Mick
Above right: Coach Graham
Gosling with Jodie Griffith
Right: Graham Gosling carefully
watching Samantha Ryder
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Melbourne Gun Club
Round 3 - VCTA South East Zone
Premier Teams
The grounds looked great, there was not a lot in the way of
temperature but there was not a lot of wind either, for the
118 shooters, putting together 19 teams that would contest
and hopefully enjoy the day.
Tony Faranda HG
Ladies HG Emma Brache
J Wallace
together.
p
Matt Tout Handica
The Junior High Guns
went to A Grade J
Lennane 47/50, B. D
McLeod 47/50 and C
E.McKernan 32/50.
Wayne Hawker 0A
Event one the Handicap saw six possibles with Matt Tout being
successful in the shoot off with 30/30 from Arthur Bird 34/35 and
Darren White third 33/35. The Back Marker was Chris Wilkinson 28/29
and the Junior Front Marker was Erin McKernan.
Emma Brache 46/50
won the Ladies High
Gun and Tony Faranda
won the Overall High
Gun 80/82, after a shootoff with six other 49’s.
In the teams section Melbourne Red was well ahead of the pack on 116
from Melbourne Blue, Cerberus and the McC all on 111.
In event two the Double Barrel there were thirty nine who had put the
lot together and as the seven squads worked their way down the final
two shooters and this was at about the one hundred and fifty mark,
it was Wayne Hawker and Tony Faranda, with Wayne taking Overall
at 203/203 and Tony with his last collect in A grade for a while on
202/203.
AA J Rowe 152/153, 2nd W Parks 138/139, A 2nd M Hutchins 62/63,
B K Lowry 53/54 2nd K Shaw 51/52, C C Mitchell 32/34 P Wilkins
The teams section was won by Melbourne Red 236 /250 (comprising
of D White, F Santoro, R Esplin, S Aston and G Aston) just ahead of
Melbourne Blue 233 and although Wonthaggi came home with a clean
score in the Double Barrel 125 it drew with Frankston One and Cerberus
on 232.
Melbourne also took out the Junior team section with R Ball and
Winning Team Melbourne Red
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working
Junior Team Melbourne
Next round is at
Werribee.
Zone Sec,Chris Carrol
MACKINTOSH TROPHY 2010
INTERNATIONAL TEAM MATCH
Place
Winner
Seniors
Ladies
Junior
Top 20 Scores Top 4 Scores Top 4 Scores
Australia
5954
Runner Up Canada
5898
3RD
New Zealand
5893
4TH
Ireland
5762
5TH
England
5747
6TH
Scotland
5705
7TH
N.Ireland
5686
8TH
Wales
5569
9TH
South Africa
5361
Australia
1180
New Zealand
1166
Canada
1140
Ireland
1114
England
1096
Wales
1060
Scotland
1057
South Africa
981
N. Ireland
No Contest
Australia
1182
New Zealand
1168
England
1157
Canada
1113
Wales
1110
N. Ireland
1107
Ireland
1078
Scotland
1061
South Africa
692
Veterans
Top 4 Scores
Canada
1194
Australia
1184
New Zealand
1176
England
1155
Scotland
1112
Wales
1101
1096
N. Ireland
1081
South Africa
1060
Port Macquarie Clay Target Club
Port Macquarie Clay Target Club held their seventh annual
two day carnival on July 31st and August 1st.
The club had over $5000 worth of cash, shells and medals spread over
four events and at the close of nominations there were just over fifty
competitors on the Saturday and Sunday.
The weather forecasters did not help with the nominations and Saturday
morning saw light rain falling but cleared before the end of the first
event to a warm and dry day.
The club this year was able to open a third trap layout with assistance
from the Hastings Valley Hunting Club and all shooters were impressed
with the outlook as well as the layout.
ACTA clubs represented were Cecil Park, Cessnock, Grafton, Kempsey,
New South Wales, Taree –Wingham, Richmond River, Newcastle Lake
Macquarie, Camel Hill, Boggabri Gunnedah, Warren, Narromine,
Tamworth, Coffs Harbour, Treloar and of cause Port Macquarie.
President Mick Wilkins with
OA PS winner Robert Clarke
OA DR winner
Cesar Diaz
OA 100T DB winner Tony Ryder
with sponsor Brett McKinnon
Handicap winner
Craig Norman
The first event on the Saturday was the SJ and CM Wallis Plumbers 30
target Points Score shot off 15 metres. After the eleven squad sheets were
checked Port Macquarie AA grader Robert Clarke took the overall win
and the Championship Medal with the score of 88/90.
First in AA grade went to Hank MacInnes 87/90, 2nd Brad Hooper
89/93, in A grade 1st Paul Deland 88/93, 2nd Gary Joass 87/93. The B
grade winner was John Burke 86/90, 2nd Mike Sullivan 84/90 and in C
grade 1st Ben Tyson 80/90, 2nd Michael Carter 69/90.
The second event was 30 targets Handicap sponsored by DC Pearson
Chartered Accountants and Bob Ellison. At the end of competition there
were three possibles all B graders shooting off 17 metres. Peter Brenton,
Scott Anshaw and Craig Norman went to trap 2 for the shoot off with
Anshaw out on his first target 30/31, Brenton 37/38 missed his eighth
thereby giving Coffs Harbour member Craig Norman 38/38 first place
overall and the Championship Medal. With six shooters on 29/30 a
shoot off was needed for the last two placegetters and at the end Rob
Marko took fourth place 45/46 and Paul Deland fifth on 44/46.
The last event for the day was the Port Batteries 15 pair Double Rise. As
we all know the results in this event can and probably would affect the
outcome of the High Gun awards at the end of competition.
The overall winner was Cesar Diaz from the Newcastle Lake Macquarie
club following a shoot off with Port member Steve Wallis. Cesar shot
33/40 and he took the Championship Medal and the cash prize.
After all squad sheets were checked there was only one possible shot.
Grafton member Tony Ryder took overall first place in the Hastings 100
and the Championship Medal with a score of 100/100.
Other results were AA grade Samantha Peck 99/100, 2nd Robert Clarke
105/108, A grade 1st John Burke 99/100, 2nd Paul Deland 98/100, B
grade 1st Scott Anshaw 112/114, 2nd Margaret Burke 111/114 and C
grade 1st Ben Tyson 92/100, 2nd Daniel Wise 86/100.
First in AA grade Steve Wallis 26/30, 2nd Hank MacInnes 34/40, in
A grade 1st Steve Saul
25/30, 2nd Ian Hoschke
24/30. In B grade 1st Ken
McWhirter 32/40, 2nd
Scott Anshaw 31/40 and
the C grade winner was
Ben Tyson 21/30, 2nd
Michael Carter 18/30.
Sunday morning had
clear blue skies and
just a very light breeze.
There was one event set
down and that was the
Hastings 100 sponsored
by Hawkins SP Project
Management Services.
The Hastings 100 is shot
double barrel over two
OA HG Tony Ryder
VET HG Rex Wilson
walks of 50 targets.
JNR HG Murray Riley
Lesley Langer sponsor &
Ladies HG Samantha Peck
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Six Events at Echuca
E
CHUCA CLAY TARGET CLUB held its August 2010
shoot on Sunday the 8th and although the weather was
excellent for shooting, and a good variety of programs on
offer, the expected large roll up of competitors did not eventuate. Although the committee was slightly disappointed, it
was still a reasonably good attendance, and the entire shoot
ran smoothly all day with some excellent scores recorded in
all events.
The Double Barrel Championship, in particular,
started off with two full
squads of shooters in the
shoot off, all with full
scores, and continuing
on until there was just
two Echuca members still
going, Craig Fitzgerald
and Rob Viney, and when
they had both shot target
180, and daylight was
starting to lower, they
both decided to share
the honour of Overall
Dual DB winners
Winner and 1st in AA
L-R Craig Fitzgerald, Rob Viney
grade both on a magnificent 180/180 score. “Good shooting gentlemen”.
result, Echuca members Ian Phillips and Conrad Robb picked up 1st
and 2nd in A grade, Ian on a 59/60, and Conrad on 58/60. B grade
1st was Joanne Boyer (Castlemaine) 54/60, B 2nd was Villya Vogelzang (Mansfield) 52/60, C grade 1st Barry Rogers on 44/60 with Hugh
Nihill scoring 40/60 to collect 2nd in C, both these shooters are Echuca
members.
A 20 target Single Barrel graded cash divide was the 2nd event for the
day, and R Viney, S Atkins, C Fletcher (Cohuna), and Trevor Hicks
(Num/Shepp) were the money collectors in AA grade, all on a 20/20
score. Gordon Fletcher (Cohuna) and I Phillips grabbed the cash in
A grade, both on 18/20, J Boyer and J Berryman picked up the cash in
B grade both on an 18/20 result, and Kim Moroni a Bendigo member
collected all the C grade cash, Kim shooting a 17/20 score.
A 20 target Handicap was next on the list and at the end of an eleven
target shoot off, Colbinabbin member, Geoff Palmer came out victorious, collecting 1st place with his 31/31 result, Echuca member Rhys
Eeles the last to drop out of the shoot off taking 2nd prize with his score
of 30/31, Casey Fletcher picking up third place with a 27/28 result.
A new addition to Echuca’s shoot program is called the “Club
Mug” where the grades of shooters determine the meterage they
start shooting on, initially shooting ten targets double barrel and if
successful then working their way back to end up shooting off the
25 meter mark, until a lone shooter stands, and wins the pool of cash
in the kitty. On this day Cohuna member Casey Fletcher ended up
shooting a 22/22 score to collect a handy $80 prize.
A grade in the Double Barrel went to club president Ron Traill
24/25, B grade was won by John Berryman also posting a big score of
117/118, and finally C grade was collected by Hugh Nihill on a 17/20
result, all winners in this event were Echuca club members.
The first event for the day was a Points Score Championship, and
Echuca member Leigh Fitzgerald claimed the Overall Winners Sash,
and 1st in AA grade with an unbeaten full score of 60/60, after a
short shoot off Craig Fitzgerald claimed 2nd in AA with an 80/81
Leigh Fitzgerald
OA PS
Casey Fletcher
Club Mug Winner
Throughout the day Skeet
shooting was available to
whoever wished to try their
skill, and even with the large
program that was run on the
day, all events, and even the
presentations, was all over
by 6.00pm. A very pleasing
thing happening in the
sport of clay target shooting
is the number of junior girls
and ladies competing in the
sport now, and being very
successful.
Murray Roberts
Port Macquarie 2 Day Carnival
At the end of the day the last item was to work out the High Gun winners
from the two days. The overall High Gun winner was Tony Ryder with
238/250 with this reward sponsored by Winchester Australia.
The graded High Guns were sponsored by Watson Caravans Port
Macquarie and the AA grade winner was Robert Clarke 234/250, the
A grade went to Paul Deland 233/250, the B grade was taken out by John
Burke 235/250 and the C grade went to Ben Tyson 222/250.
The Veterans High Gun sponsored by Orchid Pot Company was won by
Rex Wilson 223/250, Junior’s sponsored by Tamworth Firearms was won
by Murray Riley 222/250. Samantha Peck shot 224/250 to win the Ladies
High Gun sponsored by Michael and Lesley Langer.
All Port Macquarie members should note that the shoot programme
has again jackpotted from the weekend and now sits at $1050 for the
September competition day.
A two day carnival can only run efficiently with good office organisation.
Special thanks to our secretary Megan Wilkins, to our assistant secretary Lesley Langer and our treasurer Allana Stevens. A special thanks
to Wendy Minter, Ken and Andrew McWhirter, Dick Piper, Michael
Carter and Ken Bainbrigge and our two trappers Abbey McMahon and
Beau Powick.
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Graded HG’s AA: R Clarke, A: P Deland, B: J Burke, C: B Tyson
To our sponsors a special thank you as without them we would not be
able to put up the cash, shells and prizes that were on offer over the two
days. To all the people who helped in any way whether it was setting up
on the Friday or giving assistance over the weekend again thank you.
See you in Port in 2011
Mick Wilkins
Major shoot at new Bundaberg range
B
UNDABERG CLAY TARGET CLUB held its annual
shoot on Sunday 1st August with 63 shooters vying for
the cash & cartridges in light wind conditions. This was
their first major shoot at the new range. An excellent roll
up of shooters travelled from Sunshine Coast, Gladstone,
Rockhampton, Maryborough, Gympie, Tarawera Pistol
& Gun Club, Central Burnett, Brisbane, Redcliffe,
Barcaldine, St James (Vic), and Bundaberg. It was pleasing
to see a good roll up of our own shooters attend.
The day progressed really well with no
interruptions or breakdowns. It is always
good to finish the day reasonability early
letting the travelling shooters get on the
road before dark. The day produced good
targets with some wind but not too bad
and no arguments. Good day was had
by all.
RESULTS Event 1 50T Bundaberg Toyota
Double Barrel Championship: Overall Carlo
Barletta 50/50 from AA grade 1st Scotty
Trafford 50/50, A grade 1st Tim Gardner
49/50, B grade 1st Dougal Rudd 49/50 and
C
grade 1st Sam Bylsma 49/50. AA grade 2nd
Irvine Wynyard 50/50, A grade 2nd Peter Purkis
49/50, B grade 2nd Jim Kelly 48/50 and C
grade 2nd Corey Bylsma 44/50.
Irvine Wynyard
CS
Event 2 25T Winchester (Olin) Australia Single
O/A Winchester SB
Barrel Championship: Overall Irvine Wynyard
61/62, AA grade 1st Frank Robinson 60/62, A grade 1st Peter Purkis 23/25, B grade
1st Ryan Howie 23/25 and C grade 1st Iain Campbell 23/25. AA grade 2nd Quinto
Porfiri 38/40, A grade 2nd Kaye Rehbein 23/25, B grade 2nd Peter Catasti 23/25
and C grade 2nd Barry Fisher.
Event 3 25T Wide Bay Australia Home Loans Medley: Overall Greg Mathews
100/100, AA grade 1st Irvine Wynyard 97/100, A grade 1st Mal Zipf 100/100, B
grade 1st Dougal Rudd 93/100, C grade 1st Sam Bylsma 94/100. AA grade 2nd Neil
Berry 97/100, A grade 2nd Tim Gardner 97/100, B grade 2nd Ryan Howie 91/100
and C grade 2nd Jack Zaric 85/100.
Winchester (Olin) Australia Grade High Guns: AA grade Greg Mathews
173/175, A grade High Gun Malcolm Zipf 170/175, B grade High Gun
Malcolm Zipf
A grade HG
Dougal Rudd B grade HG
& President Rob Rehbein
Dougal Rudd 164/170
and C grade High
Gun Sam Blysma
158/175.
Leanne Rudd CPA
Business Specialists
Veterans High Gun
Neil Berry 169/170,
Ladies High Gun
Donna Barletta
163/175 and Junior
High Gun Sam
Bylsma 158/170.
The Bundaberg Clay
Greg Mathews
Sam Bylsma (14 Yrs)
Target Club Inc
OA Wide Bay Australia
C
grade
&
Junior
HG
would sincerely
Home Loans Medley
thank the follow& AA HG
ing sponsors for their continued support.
Bundaberg Toyota, Wide Bay Australia Home Loans,
Winchester (Olin) Australia, Leanne Rudd CPA Business Specialists,
Graham Rudd and Rehbeins Guns, we thank you.
The Squire reports from West Wyalong
It was a great winter’s morning and four squads turned out
for the West Wyalong Clay Targets Club July shoot.
Dozer had everything under control with the computer in the office
and the day began promptly with a 10 Target Handicap Eye Opener
and seven shooters, including club members, Wayne Ambrose, Dozer
Collins, Mat Patmore and father and son Don and James Turner shot
the perfect score.
It was good to see Wayne Ambrose back at the traps, he is obviously
recuperating from his serious injuries and enjoying his shooting again.
However, Luke Ellison, Clive Foster and Mat Patmore all shot 117/120
to share AA Grade. Steve Schiller 113/120 won A Grade from a late
starting Gram Duncan 111/120. Narelle Ambrose is shooting very well
and scored 101/120 to win B Grade from Allan Schirmer 100/120. James
Turner is also shooting well and won C grade with his score of 104/120
from Allan Lewis.
With the slick organisation and cooperation from shooters there was
still plenty of time at the completion of the scheduled program and it
was decided to run a 50 Target Double Rise Cash Divide scratch event
for those who did not have a home to go to.
It was Narelle Ambrose, however, who proved to be the best handicap
shot on the day with 32/33 in the 30 Target Handicap event. Narelle on
18 metres accounted for Steve Schiller on 19 metres with his score of
31/33 and Wayne Ambrose from 20 metres who scored 35/38 to place
third.
This group made up two squads who shot the event with Mat Patmore
scooping the pool with a very good score of 49/50. Dozer Collins, who
had been very unhappy with his performance in the previous double rise
event scored 46/50 and take second money.
The 80 Target Medley comprising 20 Targets Double Barrel, 20 Targets
Single Barrel, 20 Targets Points Score and 10 Pair Double Rise certainly
tested the shooters’ skills and even the top shots at the shoot were unable
to shoot the event clean.
It was a really good shoot made easy to organise because of the readiness
of club members and visitors to cheerfully help out with the refereeing,
scoring and the myriad of tasks that go towards running a successful
shoot.
Mat Schiller was High Gun over the advertised program with 155/160.
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RICHMOND RIVER CLUB NEWS
T
HE END OF AN ERA occurred
at Richmond River Gun Club on
Saturday, 14th August 2010 when
Peter Brown, who has served the
club with diligence and dedication
in the position of Secretary since
1987 decided not to stand again.
Peter started clay target shooting in 1982
at the age of 35 and quickly became one of
the club’s best shots. He has represented
the Northern Zone and won numerous
championships both at home and away.
Business pressures and a desire to do
some travelling meant that Peter would
not be able to devote as much time to
Club administration as is necessary
so he made the decision to step aside
this year.
At the club’s Annual General Meeting
held on Saturday, President Mike
Sullivan paid tribute to the oustanding contribution made by Peter over
the years, particularly through the
club’s tough times and that sentiment
was expressed by all present through
acclamation.
Jim Cornwell Handicap winner
Milgatge (109/125) from Jamie Beddoes
(98/125)
Peter Brown, Lif
e Member, retir
ing from position
Secretary after
of
23 continuous
years and
winner of A Grad
e Champion of
Champions
Geoff Jacobsen (formerly Treasurer) has taken
over the role as Secretary and can be contacted by phone on 0266860870 or by email at
[email protected].
Don Johnson (17M) Peter Brown (19M),
Ray White (21), and Kim Nealon (25M) had
dropped only one target each and headed back
to the layout to shoot off for the minors with
Don securing 2nd after just two extra targets,
and Ray third shooting 37/39.
Mike Sullivan was re-elected as President. Mark
Formaggin and Phil Westbury were returned
as Vice Presidents and Rhonda Jacobsen is
Treasurer. Warren Beddoes and Dick Powell
are new committeemen alongside the experienced Geoff Pringle and Peter Brown.
Brownie must have wished Kim Nealon had
either stayed home or gone somewhere else
after another shoot off won by Kim for the
daily High Gun. Mike Sullivan took home his
first gold rimmed tankard as Intermediate
High Gun.
Champion of Champions
On a dull cloudy day, with the threat of
showers ever present, 37 shooters lined up for
the “Champion of Champions” – a 75 target
ion of Champions
Kim Nealon 2010 Champ
event shot from 18 metres, and then a 25T
Handicap but not a lot of red ink was used
on the board.
Ian McDonald shot 25/25 in the Double Barrel
Stage and Jim Cornwell managed a possible
from 21 metres to secure the fat end of the
prize-pool in the Handicap.
Kim Nealon was overall winner of the
“Champion of Champions” with 143/150
from Peter Brown(140/150) following a shoot
off after both recorded 119/125 in the event.
Ian McDonald, AA Grade winner
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As previously stated, Jim Cornwell shot 25/25
off 21 metres to clean up in the handicap. No
one had given Jim a chance after his unprintable score in the single barrel leg of the
medley but the smell of cash did wonders for
rejuven–ating his concentration after lunch
(or maybe it was the lunch?).
Grade winners were AA Ian McDonald
(118/125) from Steve Kilfoyle (115/125), A
Peter Brown (119/125) from Graeme Turner
(113/125), B Mike Sullivan (111/125) from
Junior Dylan Mengel (109/125), C Terry
By the time this issue of CTSN is read, the
next shoot at Richmond River will see the
resumption of Night Shoots on Friday, 10th
September with a 75T Medley.
Warren Beddoes has indicated that the snapper
have been biting off Evans Head and he will
be providing a sumptuous feed of fish and
chips for those who attend. Numbers attending night shoots had declined somewhat last
season so hopefully those that have not been
shooting regularly will dust off the shooting
jacket, wipe the grease out of the barrels and
come along.
The 2010 Continental Championship will be
held on Sunday 26th September commencing
at 10 a.m.
More information about Richmond River and
the other clubs in the northern rivers area can
be found at www.northernriversgunclubs.com.
Albury Wodonga CTC
July
had cleverly been downgraded
to C Grade in the final event
after winning second place in
B Grade in both the previous
events! Not content to simply
place again, Alex posted a 36/37
to be clear winner of C Grade.
Whether a result of good luck,
bad luck or a careful word in
the handicapper’s ear, everyone
was truly amused. Well done
Alex! Craig Hamilton secured
2nd in C Grade in a much more
conventional way with a 33/34.
Albury Wodonga Clay Target Club’s
July program had provided enough
interest to encourage 42 keen shooters
to nominate on the day, some coming
from the far ends of the state to sample
the fine competition at Albury!
While the loyal brigade of Albury Wodonga
locals contributed admirably to the attendance figure, it was extremely pleasing to
see such a high level of visiting shooters.
Members from Downside, Bega, Mildura,
Wangaratta, Mansfield, Yarrawonga,
Corowa, Benalla and Mt. Bogong were
all represented on the scoreboard – some
featured heavily on the presentation list!
Event 1 for the day was a 10 target Single
Barrel cash divide. After many shooters
opted to don wet weather apparel, Mother
Nature “held off”, allowing the competition
to proceed with all but the smallest breeze.
Unfortunately, this reprieve was only able
to assist 4 shooters to complete the first
event with a perfect score. Phillip Body, Ben
Vogelzang, Terry Walls and Reg Petts were
lucky/skilled enough to take a share of the
considerable purse.
The second event for the day was a 20 target
Single Barrel Graded Cash Event – a logical
continuation of the previous event. Terry
Walls was able to demonstrate his aptitude
in Single Barrel competition with an
unchallenged 20/20 to take out Overall
Winner and 1st in AA Grade. Great shooting
Terry! Bob Leita was able to remain
competitive, dropping only one target to
clinch second in AA Grade. Club President Gerry Lafferty made a strong account of
himself, outlasting several other shooters for
a 1st in A Grade with an impressive 36/37.
Mansfield visitor Ben Vogelzang, was able
to snatch a second with 23/25. As is usually
the case B Grade was hotly contested. Terry
McLaughlin was able to edge out fellow
squad member Alex McGregor by one target
with a respectable 24/26. Craig Hamilton
made an extremely successful return to
shooting after a short hiatus with an almost
perfect 19/20. Welcome back Craig! Ryan
Bockman displayed some of his old man’s
prowess, shooting a very respectable 18/21.
Event 3 was a 25
target Points Score
Championship
– a definite test to
see who had been
paying attention
in the previous
two events! Doug
“Fungus”
Sutherland proved
Doug “Fungus” Sutherland a competent
student, easily
accounting for his
competition with a
perfect 75/75 to be
“crowned” Overall
Winner and 1st
in AA Grade.
Phil Matthews’
position on the
presentation
list was attained after a much harder fought
battle. After a lengthy shoot-off, Phil finally
prevailed to take second in AA Grade with a
152/153. Gerry Lafferty was once again able
to dominate his grade, taking 1st in A with an
86/90. Peter Collicoat pushed him all the way
and finished only one point behind for second.
Reg Phefley helped make it a Mt. Bogong
1-2 in B Grade with a 72/75, Alex McGregor
took a share of the spoils with 78/84. Craig
Hamilton continued his return to form with a
very credible 70/75 for a clear win in C Grade.
Alan Gillett was a little further behind on
61/75 for second.
The July card was concluded with a 30 target
Double Barrel Championship and interestingly, some of the day’s best shooting was
displayed in this final event. As one would
expect, those shooters attempting to determine a result in AA Grade were definitely
the best example of this. Phil Matthews,
Terry Walls and Doug Sutherland were still
entrenched in the shoot-off after returning
more than once to replenish their shells – and
still no result in sight! Continuing the
hoot-off in a Point Score format, sensibly
bought the event to a conclusion – but even
this took some doing! Phil Matthews was
the eventual winner on 129/129, Doug target
behind on 128/129.Amazing shooting guys.
Tony Plum secured 1st in A Grade with 44/45,
Richard McCrum second on 29/30.
Vic Tomasoni has made a habit of featuring
on the Albury presentation list and did so
again with a 32/33 to take out 1st in B Grade.
Bega Gun Club member, Phil Body made the
visit worthwhile with a 52/53 earning him
the runner-up title in B Grade. In a brilliant
display of “raw cunning” Alex McGregor
Doug Sutherland and Terry
Walls’ consistent form throughout the day
had paid dividends, both posting a 132/135 to
be tied for the coveted High Gun trophy. Due
to prior commitments, and just completing a
lengthy shoot-off, Terry declined to challenge
the result and graciously handed Doug the
win. Congratulations to you both!
August
With blue
skies and
the beautiful
back-drop
of an ever
increasing
Hume Weir,
34 shooters
nominated
to compete.
As has
become
usual at
Shoot Marshall
Albury,
the shooter “demographic” was wide
and varied with eight different clubs
featuring on the board. All grades from
AA to C were represented, handicaps
covered the entire spectrum and the
age difference in some squads spanned
several generations!
The first event of the August program, a
15 target Walk Back cash divide, took full
advantage of the aforementioned demographic
and proved a real test for all concerned. Not
surprisingly, those competitors familiar with
shooting from “distant” marks fared far more
favourably than those used to the comfortable
sanctuary of 15 metres. Conversely, some of
the more experienced shots commented that
11 metres was far too close to the trap house
and in the spirit of “good sport” let several
targets land completely unscathed! Royce
Wojtowyez and Phil Matthews were the only
shooters to register a perfect score, requiring
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CTC
a short-lived shoot-off to gain a result. Royce
held his nerve to take first in AA Grade with
19/19, Phil second on 18/19. Regular Albury
visitor John Allan was good enough to clinch
an outright win in A Grade, dropping only
one target for a 14/15. Short in stature yet
big in ability, Club President Gerry Lafferty
secured second place with 16/18. Warren Fish
and Greg Ganning battled it out for B Grade.
Warren prevailed with 18/19, Greg second on
18/20. Shane Norris was first in C Grade with
a respectable 13/16, fellow squad member
Phillip Wales only one target behind on 12/16.
Event 2 was a 25
target Handicap
and another
perfect example
of why this
sport can offer
something to
competitors
of all ages and
abilities. Shot
“American”
ey
efl
Ph
g
Handicap Re
style, 5
targets from each lane before proceeding to
the next, the event was hotly contested. As
was expected, a shoot-off was required to
determine a result for the first three places.
Mt. Bogong stalwart Reg Phefley (B Grade),
shooting off 17 metres, was the eventual
winner with 51/51. Bob Leita (AA Grade) was
once again in the mix and secured second
place from the 22 metre mark with 50/51
and Jacob Matthews (C Grade) continued his
recent fine form to take third prize with 47/48
off 15 metres. A presentation list that covered
the full gamut
of age and
experience!
The third event
for the day was a
25 target
Points Score
Championship.
Bob Leita was
the
only one able
High Gun Bob Leita
to complete the
event “clean”, the
perfect 75/75 gaining him Overall Winner
and first in AA Grade. Hard-working Shoot
Marshall Gary Rudd was able to secure
second after maintaining his concentration in
the shoot-off with a 92/93. Sam Clifton
and John Allan continued for another 19
targets to deterine a result in A Grade. Sam
finally edged out John to clinch a win with
131/132, John three points behind for
runner-up. Dave Harley demonstrated his
SHOOT CALENDAR
September 14 -16
October 1 - 4
October 2 - 3
October 8 - 10
October 8 - 11
October 15 - 17
October 16 - 17
October 22 - 24
October 30 - 31
October 30 -3 1
October 31
November 6 - 7
November 7
November 12 - 14
November 12 - 14
November 28
2011
January 27 1pm
January 28 - 30
February 26 - 27
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NSW Trap Carnival
Annual Sporting Carnival
Police and Services National Championships
Alice Springs Masters Game
ISSF Trap & Skeet
WA State ISSF Carnival Skeet and Trap
Vic. State ISSF Championship
QCTA Northern Zone Coaching
2010 TAS State Skeet Carnival
SA State Sporting Clays
SA State ISSF Carnival
WA State Double Trap Title
SA State Sporting Clays going out to tender
Victorian State Trap Carnival
Pan Pacific Masters Games
WA State 5 Stand Sporting Clays Title
Mornington Clay Target Club (Vic)
National Ground Wagga Wagga
Gold Coast Clay Target Club
Tasmanian Gun Club
Alice Springs Clay Target Club
Griffith Gun Club
West Australian Gun Club
Melbourne Gun Club
Normanton Qld
Tasmanian Gun Club
Port Pirie Gun Club
International Gun Club
Tas. High Roller
Tas. State Trap Carnival
Yarra Valley 2 Day DTL Championships
Tasmanian Gun Club
Tasmanian Gun Club
Melbourne Gun Club
Echuca Gun Club
Gold Coast Clay Target Club
years of experience had paid dividends
by securing first in B Grade. Dave’s 74/75
relegated Greg Ganning to second with a
72/75. Jacob Matthews’ good form had
continued from the previous event, 70/75
easily accounted for his competition in C
Grade and resulted in a long-awaited, and
much deserved, regrade. Congratulations Jake
and watch out B Graders! Second place went
to Ryan Bockman with 64/78.
The August program came to a conclusion
with a 25 target Double Barrel Continental
Championship, always a popular and
challenging event at Albury. Royce Wojtowyez
made the presentation list again, displaying his
proficiency in this event with a 35/35 to secure
Overall Winner and first in AA Grade. Trench
enthusiast Ross Liersch proved he could still be
competitive over several different disciplines,
posting a 31/32 for second in AA. Peter
Collicoat’s 34/35 was enough for first in
A Grade, Sam Clifton’s positive Albury
experience continuing for second with a
33/34. Greg Ganning had been experimenting
with a new gun all day, his first in B Grade in
this event with a 29/30 probably sealed the
deal! As usual, Harry Stolpe didn’t go home
empty-handed, a 26/27 was more than enough
to gain second place. Phillip Wales shot an
almost perfect 24/25 for first in C Grade, Ryan
Bockman another second with a 20/26. Ryan
delighted in the fact that his father had to do
all the “prize carrying” for once!
Bob Leita’s consistently good form has
become very much the norm in recent
months, securing several High Gun trophies
in the process. August 2010 was no
exception! Bob only dropped two points for
the entire day’s competition, as well as
dutifully completing his role as club
Handicapper. Congratulations on a great
score and great job! Jacob Matthews was
duly awarded Junior High Gun with
127/140. Marie Petts’ fantastic food was
as popular as ever and the gorgeous C
Grade baker made a return to competition
with a good score and even better
slice!
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