January 2011 - Australian Clay Target Association

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The Right Honourable
Malcolm Fraser, A.C., C.H.
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Robert Nugent
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A New Year is upon us and I wish all our members well
for 2011.
I recently mentioned the idea in this column of the
ACTA being able to directly deal with the shooters ie
sending of accounts for the collection of subscriptions.
The Board felt that if a proper process was in place we
would keep more members. One South Australian club,
Monarto-Alexandra has made a suggestion that it
would be better for clubs to be “required” to chase up
payment, with the club being given a couple of months
to do this after which time the matter would be handed to the ACTA to deal
with. I can understand the clubs concern of being taken totally out of the process
of collecting subscriptions and perhaps this proposal would be a suitable
compromise. Thanks for the constructive input Monarto. Further input from
members on this issue is welcome.
Work on the National Grounds has received some setbacks lately with the
weather this year making progress impossible for months at a time. Flooding has
resulted in damage to some traphouses and reconstruction is underway at the
moment. Our situation in a floodplain does not help but this year’s record floods
won’t be an annual event.
The Association closed its membership year with just on 13000 members for
2010 up on 2009. A large portion of the increase can be attributed to Victoria
where a major push was made by some clubs to join up what had been “social
members” a category not recognised by the ACTA. I thank those clubs for
making this effort and encourage other clubs to do the same. Persons using your
facilities, your insurance and your Club and Association name without paying
the proper registration are a threat to the Associations future and a possible
legal liability. Membership fees are after all only equivalent to a few cartons of
beer and provides proper liability insurance cover, substantial life and accident
cover, an improving magazine, and a voice with legislators, and sponsors of
the shooting sports alike. Sponsorship and fighting oppressive legislation are
numbers games so help get the numbers up by
joining up the freeloaders, and protect your sport.
Front Cover
2010 VCTA Trap Carnival
High Gun, Ray Peatling, with
VCTA President, Ron Traill
and Vice President, Malcolm
Dyson
Finally it is with sadness that I have to report
the resignation of our Executive Officer of two
years Mr. Tony Turner, effective from the 19th of
November. The resignation, for personal reasons,
came as a total shock to the board. Tony had
brought a level of professionalism, and a
personality we had all grown to like and respect
to the position. Tony, we wish you and your
family well in the future, we are truly sad to see
you go.
Until next month, good health and good
shooting.
Robert Nugent
JANUARY 2011 – AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS
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Executive Officer’s Report
There have been a number of enquiries regarding the Insurance
policies and the coverage offered. There are a number of policies the
ACTA has to cover its Member Clubs and the Association, all with
their own set of criteria for coverage. These are on the Website as are
the certificates of currency and also the Constitution.
There is some confusion even after our mail-out to club secretaries with
the policy regarding shooters entering events and their Status.
I refer all to the Constitution which is the backbone of the Association.
38.1 Registration with the Association
“The Association shall keep a register of shooters and no person
may enter or compete at an Association competition, event, or
at any competition or event conducted by a Member State or
Member Club appointed for that purpose, unless such person
is registered with the Association as a registered shooter and is
not in arrear with his or her registration fees”.
As shooting targets, or competition constitutes an event, only financial
ACTA members may shoot at an ACTA affiliated ground. The option
of joining would be the only avenue available to enable them to shoot.
Our Insurance is based on our constitution and any failure to comply
with the constitution could render the Insurance invalid. If this were
the case the Club & their office bearers could be held responsible.
With regard to visitors “This reference is to visiting shooters from
other ACTA Clubs” or a person who comes to your club with the
intent of joining. They are allowed to shoot 3 times before being
required to join. This is to be used as a recruiting tool not a perceived
Contents
National President’s Notes 1
Break Badges 46
Executive Officer’s Report 2
Club News 46
Apology 2
Jacaranda Open Classic 47
Richmond River 3
Ulupna Island 47
VCA 2010 State Trap Carnival 4
Psychological Skills 48
Rhys Eeles wins Memorial Cup 7
Wangaratta Skeet & 5-Stand 49
Hermidale 31st Anniversary 8
Shoot Calendar 49
VCTA ISSF Carnival 2010 10
Vale 50
2010 Geraldton Crayfish
Carnival 12
Classifieds 51
Melbourne Cup Day at
Castlemaine 16
The Squire reports from
West Wyalong 52
Jean & Peter Wray Trench Cup 18
It’s Your Call 53
Competition Results:
Coaching Updates for 2011 53
Sydney Anniversary 51
South Australia 22
South East Zone Carnival 2010 54
Queensland 23
Ballandean Celebrates 50 Years 56
Victoria 27
Northern Territory 35
VCTA North West Zone
Carnival 58
Western Australia 35
ZZ Sydney Australia Comp 59
New South Wales 35
Teelba Gun Club two days 60
Tasmania 44
South West Zone Carnival 61
Waratah Notes 45
Harold Cracknell Memorial 62
Swan Hill Classic 46
2011 Registration/Membership 64
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS – JANUARY 2011
loop hole to extend rights to those from other associations.
I find it hard to believe clubs would want to allow unaffiliated
shooters to walk in, pay the same money as a member, shoot without
contributing to the Club at all, not contribute to the cost of running
the club(including insurance) perhaps win and take the prizes without
being a financial member. As a member of the ACTA and a Club
I would not be impressed.
We now have online registration of our National events.
You can access these through our website, once you have lodged the
form you will receive an automated confirmation. This is another tool
to ensure members are able to use the latest technology. This form is
virtually the same as the hard copy of the nomination form.
We are currently negotiating further sponsorships for 2011, more
confirmation very shortly. I would however like to announce after
meeting with Sales and Marketing manager Brett Quodling at our
National Trap Championships this year that Coopers Tyres has
agreed to sponsor the ACTA in 2011. Coopers have a great range
of tyres and as a sponsor of the Association we would like to see our
members support them. AVIS has also joined the ACTA with two
offers which are available to all members through our website. These
offers will change periodically, watch the website.
We will announce further details of a new deal with Perazzi for the
National Camps programs commencing 2011. This in addition to
the support of Perazzi for the Mackintosh teams at the National
Trap Championships. Many thanks to Fil and Steve for their ongoing
support.
I will not be here to see these new programs and sponsors join our
many other great sponsors in the future. My retirement from the
position with the ACTA took effect on the 19th of November. I wish
to thank all National Executive members and State Executives and
Secretaries for their support and assistance in the past two years.
I also wish to commend the work of the staff of the ACTA National
Office and David on the ground, they are fantastic people and very
professional in the manner in which they do their job. It has been a
pleasure to work with them. There are too many others to thank,
most I have spoken with prior to leaving. Thank you all, all the best
for the new year.
APOLOGY
To the Executive Officer, ACTA
On Saturday the fourth of September 2010 at the Australia Cup held
in Darwin I was guilty of using offensive language to an official and the
scorers during the course of the competition. My offensive language
was unsportsmanlike behaviour and a breach of the rules of the
Australian Clay Target Association.
I sincerely apologise to the referee for my offensive language.
I sincerely regret my poor behaviour. I was in breach of the rules of
my association and I deserve a punishment for my offensive language
towards an official.
I appreciate that the referee is a volunteer who has given, at her
own expense, great service to the sport of clay target shooting at the
ISSF level. I acknowledge that as a responsible athlete it is my
responsibility to behave correctly at all times and to adhere to the rules
of my association and the ISSF. I have written to the referee to
personally convey my apology for my behaviour and for failing to
comply with the rules and spirit of the competition.
Antonio Nino Pedulla, 17/11/2010
Richmond River Gun Club
Double Barrel and Ball Trap
On a day that started out absolutely perfect and turned into
a dark overcast storm-threatening afternoon, forty shooters
in 7 squads lined up at Richmond River Gun Club’s Lismore
range to shoot a fifty target double barrel and a 50 target
ball trap event on Sunday, 24th October.
Prizes for the Double Barrel event were donated by long serving member
Kevin Harding and much appreciated.
Ball trap is somewhat of a novelty to locals, with it only being shot once
a year but some good scores were recorded.
Squads 1, 3 and 5 completed their 50 targets of Double Barrel off 15
metres before tackling the ball trap with squads 2,4 and 6 shooting Ball
Trap first. Only Squad 7 switched after each 25 targets in order to keep
the field flowing evenly.
There were quite a few 25/25’s shot off the common mark but only one
at the Ball Trap layout.
Ray Turner from the Tyagarah Club and a regular at Richmond River
shot a 95/95 to beat Ian McDonald 94/95 in the shoot off in the AA
Grade Double Barrel event. Ray has not missed a target in his last 225
from the 15 metre mark including 100/100 continental.
Grafton shooter Jeff Lowndes
won A grade with 50/50 from
Peter Brown 49/50. Roy Warren
was very pleased with his 50/50
winning B Grade from Geoff
Jacobsen 49/50. A shoot-off
was necessary to determine
C grade with Jenny Wilson
48/54 snaring the prize from
new shooter Luke Barnes
47/54, Kim Nealon 24/25
49/50 posted the best score
in Ball Trap winning AA from
Ian McDonald 24/24 48/50.
Daryl Graney of the Yamba
Club took out A Grade Ball
Roy Warren Inte
rmediate
Trap shooting a creditable
50T DB, 50T Ba High Gun,
ll Trap
45/50. Geoff Pringle was
second with 44/50. B Grade
Ball Trap went to Roy Warren 42/50
from Gold Coast shooter Tony
Crandon 41/50, Matt Williamson
40/52 defeated Jamie Beddoes 41/52
in C Grade.
EXECUTIVE
OFFICER
High Gun for the day went to Kim
Nealon 98/100 and Intermediate
High Gun to Roy Warren 92/100.
An exciting opportunity to lead a growing
not for profit organisation.
The Australian Clay Target Association is seeking to
appoint a new Executive Officer to lead the
organisation.
The Association has a healthy membership base of
13,000 and a staff of five and is financially strong and
stable.
The Association has an ongoing commitment to
grow the sport of shooting and enhance its profile
throughout Australia.The new Executive Officer will
work with a volunteer board of directors to realise
this vision.
Applications are called from candidates who can
demonstrate strong management, financial and
marketing skills. Excellent communication skills,
together with an ability to plan strategically are
essential. A sound knowledge of and passion for
shooting is desirable.
A competitive salary package will be negotiated with
the successful candidate.
Applications close Friday 14th January 2011.
For further information about this position
an application package can be downloaded
from the ACTA website: www.claytarget.com.au
or by contacting our National Office on
Ph 02 6938 2121.
The last monthly trap shoot at
Richmond River for 2010 will have
been concluded by the time this
article is published. Since the fourth
Sunday of the month in December
is Boxing Day there is no down
the line event on that day. Night
Trap on 10th and Skeet on 18th
completes our programme for the
year.
Jenny Wilson C Grade DB
Sporting Clays of some sort is held at Richmond River on 5th Sundays
and 31st October saw some interesting and challenging targets thrown
for the seventeen shooters present.
Terry Preston, assisted by Don Johnson and Ted Schneider put together
a sporting clays layout that had everything except a “rabbit” skillfully
utilising the DTL traps, Ball Trap, skeet layout and 7 portables.
Shooters were “graded” after the first fifty targets and allocated handicaps which were then applied over the seventy-five shot.
Ballina Fishermen’s Co-Operative Limited generously donated the prizes
freshly caught school prawns that were really appreciated by the club
and the recipients who were Terry Preston with 58/75 off gun.
High Gun Bruce Copper, Geoff Jacobsen and Luke Barnes all with
64/75 after the addition of handicap allocations, and new member Alan
Dowley was given the sponsor’s encouragement award.
The next sporting clays day at Richmond River will be on 31st January,
2011.
Richmond River Gun Club thanks all those that contributed to a most
successful year by attending the shooting events and we look forward
to your company again in 2011. The club’s programme is published
in the NSWCTA “Blue Book” and may also be viewed at the website
www.northernriversgunclubs.com.
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VCTA 2010 STATE TRAP CARNIVAL
Echuca Clay Target Club
E
CHUCA was the
venue most of the
top shooters in the
country headed for the
weekend, Friday, Saturday,
and Sunday 12, 13, and 14th
of November 2010. And
with dire weather forecast
for those days, some
shooters may even have
decided against arriving,
but with 3 of the events
having just less than 340
competitors and a total
shooter attendance of 347 it
would have to be classed as
equal or among the best of
the State Carnivals held.
Shooters from every State in
Australia were on hand to try
out their skill, although no
shooters from either Territory,
neither, Northern Territory, or
the ACT arrived. With the bulk
of competitors bringing their
families along for the event it
certainly made for a large
crowd at the club, and must
have pleased the motels and
restaurants and caravan parks
Paul Weller
Member for Rodney
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in the Echuca/Moama area.
New Zealand had five shooters
to represent their country, and
although all shooters were
expecting the worst from the
weather for the entire shoot,
someone must have put in a good
word for the Carnival, as the only
wild, heavy rain, that happened,
came down very late on Saturday
afternoon, contradicting the
forecast for the entire three days.
Prior to beginning the opening
of the Carnival, Echuca member,
Stephen Atkins, announced the
new members to be inducted into
the Victorian State Hall of Fame.
Neil Berry, Graham Willett, and
also Vin Ryan, (posthumously),
for their wonderful shooting
achievements, and as well, Bob
Buchan for his endless service to
the sport as an administrator.
After the playing of the National
Anthem, member for Rodney,
Mr Paul Weller, had three shots
at targets, with his third
succeeding to hit the mark, and
he then declared the Victorian
State Trap Carnival for 2010,
officially open. Thank you, to
Paul Weller for participating.
Erin Forbes,
Vin Ryan’s sister
Ray dropping his
56th target, Casey
Fletcher becoming
the Overall winner
of the Handicap on
Casey Fletcher
Ray Peatling
a score of 56/56,
Ray collecting 2nd
after shooting at
three more targets to hold that
Also thank you to the Echuca
spot, ending on a 58/59, 3rd place
Clay Target Club workers, who
was taken out by Colac member
brought up the entire eleven trap
Randall Vitkus with a 57/59 result,
layout, and grounds, to such a
4th spot was taken by Melbourne
magnificent condition.
Club member Stephen Aston,
Cohuna Clay Target Club member, after shooting a 60/61 score, and
Ray Peatling, was the only shooter
finally fifth place went to Noorat
out of just under 280 able to hit all member, Gerard Hose, on 59/61.
50 Double Rise targets and he very
Saturday saw the State Single
proudly accepted the honour of
Barrel 50T Championship
Overall Winner in the first event,
commence on time, and although
the 25 pair Victorian State Double
there were a few full 50’s shot,
Rise Championship, scoring a
Cobar Gun Club was the club
clean 50/50 result. Cohuna was
you needed to belong to, to
again the club to belong to for
win, and that was the club Ross
the 2nd event the Victorian State
Walsh came from, and he held
50 target Handicap, as the last
on through a very short shoot off
two shooting off for 1st & 2nd
to become the Overall Winner
were Ray Peatling and Casey
with a score of 54/54. 50 targets
Fletcher both from the Cohuna
of Victorian State Double Barrel
Clay Target Club. Shooting from
Championship was next, and
the 24 and 22 metre marks, Casey
by this stage all shooters were
had the advantage in distance by
certainly in their prime, with a
two metres and it paid off with
Neil Berry
Bob Buchan with
Glenn Woodhatch
Rhys Eeles,
John Bryant Cup
Ross Walsh
Terry Walls
resulting 66 shooters scoring a
full 50/50. At a point of about
target 150 in the shoot off, down
came the torrential rain along
with severe wind, and in fairness
to all seven competitors still
remaining in the shoot off, it was
called off until Sunday morning.
An early start for the Double
Barrel Championship shoot off to
continue, and by target 284 there
was only two shooters remaining, Wangaratta’s Brett Ford, and
Yarrawonga Gun Club member,
Terry Walls, and it appeared that
it was going to be an enormous
total until Brett missed his 533rd
target, and when Terry shot his it
became Terry’s event, earning him
the honour of being the Overall
Winner of the Victorian State,
Double Barrel 50T Championship
with a massive score of 533/533.
Certainly a big effort and with an
overnight break in between, well
shot Terry Walls. AA Grade 1st
going to Brett Ford, earned with
his excellent 532/533 result.
Rhys Eeles was the proud winner
of the Inaugural John Bryant
Perpetual Cup for the Junior
Double Barrel winner.
50 targets State Points Score
Championship was next on the
agenda for Sunday morning and
Euroa Clay Target Club member
Anthony Rohrlach needed a score
of 210 to win and that is exactly
what he did score, making him
the Overall Winner with that
Chris Carrol
Tony Rohrlach
Bill Iles
result of 210/210. Daryl Hunt was
the shooter who pushed Anthony
to that win, and although Daryl
could not match that result, he
claimed 1st in AA grade with his
well shot 209/210 result, Daryl is
a member of the Wangaratta Clay
Target Club.
It is pleasing to see how popular
the sport of Clay Target Shooting
has become, particularly amongst
the younger generation, with the
influx of young girls becoming
obvious by their numbers, and
virtually every one performing
well at the sport. Although it may
be a reasonably expensive sport,
especially to begin, it is regarded
as one of the world’s safest sports,
and that can be a major consideration for any parent looking at
what is available for their children.
Overall High Guns are needed
to be mentioned as they do
indicate who has been consistent
throughout the entire shoot, and
winning the “prestigious” Overall
High Gun sash with a three point
lead over three other shooters
was Cohuna Club Member and
also State Handicapper, with all
the work that entails during the
shoot, Ray Peatling. Ray, how you
kept your concentration intact for
shooting, and doing your office
work is unbelievable, congratulations on your 344/350 winning
score.
Veteran Overall High Gun went
to Hay Gun Club member, Bill
Joel Lennane
Penny Smith
Gaye Shale
Rhys Eeles
Iles scoring a 330/350. Ladies
Overall High Gun went to Gaye
Shale a Wangaratta Gun Club
member 331/350. Junior Overall
High Gun was Echuca Clay Target
Club member Rhys Eeles on a
335/350.
Team shoots were next on the
agenda, including, open, ladies,
juniors, & veterans and they were
followed by shoot off’s for team
High Guns, these teams will form
the Shoulder to Shoulder teams
to compete against other States
next April, results for these team
shoots will be included in the
overall shoot results to follow.
A very well organised and run
Carnival, a lot due to having
pre-nominations ensuring an early
start, and the large effort of the
Victorian Clay Target Association Committee, and the Echuca
Clay Target Club Committee and
workers, who had been preparing
everything for weeks prior to the
Carnival, and also for the huge
effort the ladies put in to feed
and water such a large number of
people over the three days. Also
a thank you must be given to
the participating shooters, some
having travelled a great distance
to be here for this what must be
described as a “magnificent” Victorian State Trap Carnival for 2010.
Thank you too must go to any
sponsors, one such being Spartan
Global Pty. Ltd who not only
supplied the clay targets at a
NEZ Junior winning team
Brett Ford
reasonable price, but also
supplied an OU Shotgun trophy,
and to the Campaspe Shire
whose workers organised the
installation and running of the
Road Management Safety signs
etc, to ensure safe entry and exit
to the Carnival, and safety for all
other road users.
RESULTS
Friday 12th November 2010.
Event One. State Double Rise 50T
Championship: Overall Winner. Ray
Peatling 50/50. AA 1st Glen Castellaro (Cobar) 69/70. AA 2nd Mathew
Patmore (WestWyalong) 67/70. AA
3rd Glen Hayden (Noorat) 57/60. A
1st John Mollica (Melb) 46/50. A
2nd Dallas Ball (Melb) 45/50. A 3rd
Gaye Shale (Wang) 54/60. B 1st Ricky
Wallace (Melb) 46/50. B 2nd Carol
Stokes (Traralgon) 44/50. B 3rd Robert
Elmer (Spring Bay) 40/50. C 1st Ben
Challen (Mansfield) 37/50. C 2nd
Rodney Jackson (Melb) 36/50. C 3rd
Mathew Woods (WoodsPoint) 47/70.
Veterans, Doug Thomas (Finley) 45/50.
Ladies, Brittany Sinclair )Noorat) 62/70.
Juniors, John Duryea (Hay) 53/60.
Event Two. Victorian State Handicap
50T. Overall 1st. Casey Fletcher 56/56.
2nd Place, Ray Peatling 58/59. 3rd
Place Randall Vitkus (Colac) 57/59.
4th Place, Stephen Aston (Melb) 60/61.
5th Place, Gerard Hose (Noorat) 59/61.
Veterans, Ian Holt (Colac) 62/65.
Ladies, Carol Stokes 54/55. Juniors,
Josh Aitken (Noorat) 63/64.
Saturday 13th November 2010.
Event Three. State Single Barrel 50T
Championship. Overall Winner. Ross
Walsh (Cowra) 54/54. AA 1st Jon
Whittakers (Echuca) 53/54. AA 2nd
Mathew Stokes (Port Augusta) 50/51.
AA 3rd Glenn Barton (Wagga) 69/70.
A 1st Brittany Sinclair (Noorat) 61/68.
Continued on page 6
SEZ Ladies winning team
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Victorian Open Postal team
VCTA 2010 STATE
TRAP CARNIVAL
Continued from page 5
A 2nd Leigh Stokes (Traralgon) 60/63.
A 3rd Gregory James (Call/Stawell)
56/59. B 1st Noel West (Southern)
46/50. B 2nd Megan Grassi (Wang)
44/50. B 3rd Clemento Scribani-Rossi
(Korumburra) 45/51. C 1st Bridie
Patterson (Walmer) 46/50. C 2nd Teck
Li Chia (Gladstone) 45/50. C 3rd Darcy
Watts (Maryborough) 46/52. Veterans,
Jon Whittakers 53/54. Juniors, Brittany
Sinclair 61/63. Ladies, Fiona Dobbins
(Tyrendarra) 55/57.
Event Four. State Double Barrel
50T Championship. Overall Winner.
Terry Walls 533/533. AA 1st Brett
Ford 532/533. AA 2nd Bryan Manns
(Cobar) 284/284. AA 3rd Glen Hayden
277/278. A 1st Gaye Shale 81/82.
A 2nd Peter Hendy (Monarto/
Alexandra) 80/82. A 3rd Jack Wallace
(Melb) 64/65. B 1st Brooke McMillan
(Morwell) 53/53. B 2nd Carol Stokes
52/53. B 3rd Noel West 58/59. C 1st
Ben Challen 52/54. C 2nd Anthony
Costa (Swan Hill) 51/54. C 3rd Darcy
Watts 48/51. Veterans. David Flavel
(Jeparit) 75/75. Ladies. Meagan Boast
(Morwell) 99/100. Juniors. Rhys Eeles
100/100.
Sunday 14th November 2010.
Event Five. State Points Score 50T
Championship. Overall Winner.
Anthony Rohrlach 210/210. AA 1st
Daryl Hunt 209/210. AA 2nd Roger
Duthie (Hamilton) 188/189. AA 3rd
Ross Walsh (Cowra) 173/174. A 1st
Fiona Dobbins 165/165. A 2nd William
Preston (Werribee) 164/165. A 3rd
Peter Fraser (Frankston) 170/171. B 1st
Merv Spencer (Kyneton) 144/150. B
2nd Norman Basile (Werribee) 158/165.
B 3rd David Kirley (Mansfield) 155/165.
C 1st Rebecca Kirley (Wang) 142/150.
C 2nd Ashley Jorgensen (Call/Stawell)
140/150. C 3rd Tech Li Chia 139/150.
Veterans. Peter Fraser 179/180. Ladies.
Fiona Dobbins 150/150. Juniors. Joel
Lennane (Mornington) 149/150.
TEAM RESULTS
Zone Team Open. SE Zone. 125/125.
Joel Lennane (Mornington), John Rowe
(Frankston), Anthony Psaila (Werribee),
William Woodward (Nepean), Lynne
Curtis (Frankston).
Zone Team Veterans. NW Zone. 72/75.
Bryan Rafferty (Maryborough), Terry
Victorian Junior Postal team
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Foster, David Flavil (Jeparit).
Zone Team Ladies. SE Zone. 72/75.
Meagan Boast (Morwell), Martina White
(Melb), Brooke McMillan (Morwell),
Zone Team Juniors. NE Zone. 72/75.
Ben Challen (Mansfield), David Kirley
(Mansfield), Rhys Eeles (Echuca).
Shoulder to Shoulder Open. Robert
Viney (Echuca), Roger Duthie
(Hamilton), Glen hayden (Noorat),
Nathan McDonnell (Werribee), Brett
Ford (Wangaratta). Reserve, Arthur
Crawford (Hmas Cerberus), Neil Rundle
(Korumburra).
Ladies. Fiona Dobbins (Tyrenarra),
Brittany Sinclair (Noorat), Penny
Smith (Noorat). Reserve Renae Birgan
(Noorat).
Junior. Jack Wallace (Melb), Ned Collicoat (Deni), Joel Lennane (Mornington),
Reserve Rhys Eeles.
Veteran. Jon Whittakers (Echuca),
David Flavel (Jeparit), Barry Carrol
(Hmas Cerberus), Reserve Ron Garth
(Frankston).
State Postal Teams
Open. Brett Ford, Darren Watts, Terry
Walls, Glen Hayden, Robert Viney, Roger
Duthie, Nathan McDonnell, Arthur
Crawford, Neil Rundle, Russell Felmingham, Ray Peatling, Phil Grainger, Roger
Victorian Ladies Postal team
Lehmann, Daryl Hunt, Wayne Parks
Ladies. Penny Smith, Brittany Sinclair,
Lisa Hawker, Fiona Dobbins, Renae
Bergan, Gaye Shale.
Veterans. Chris Carrol, David Flavel,
Ron Garth, Jon Whittakers, John King,
Merv Spencer.
Juniors. Joel Lennane, Ned Collicoat,
Jarryd Gardiner, Jack Wallace, Rhys
Eeles, Leigh Stokes.
Postal Team High Guns
Sh to Sh Open. Brett Ford. Wangaratta CTC Inc. Vic. 150/15
Ladies. Penny Smith. Noorat Gun Club
Inc. Vic. 104/105.
Junior. Joel Lennane. Mornington Clay
Target Club Inc. 102/105.
Veteran. Barry Carrol. HMAS Cerberus
Gun Club. 73/75.
With the large number of participants
it certainly was a big three days of
competition shooting, ending
approximately 4.30pm Sunday,
fortunately leaving plenty of daylight
for the workers to clean and close down
the facility. Knowing all that travelled to
Echuca to make this a very memorable
Victorian State Trap Carnival really
enjoyed the competition, and with the
committee wondering can this 2010
event ever be beaten.
Murray Roberts
Victorian Veteran Postal team
The ACTA National Office
wish to advise all members
the National Office
will be closed from
Close of Business
Thursday December 24 2010
and will re-open on
Tuesday January 4 2011.
We extend a safe and
happy 2011 to all members
and their families.
Maureen, Sue,
Judy & Jenny
Rhys Eeles wins Memorial Cup
Echuca Clay Target Club’s junior shooter, Rhys Eeles,
won the John Bryant Memorial Cup trophy at the 2010
State Trap Carnival, held at Echuca in November.
Rhys is yet to celebrate his 18th
birthday, and that made him
eligible to win this magnificent
trophy that is for the Victorian U18
Junior Double Barrel Champion.
With a score of 100/100 no other
junior could match him. Rhys
proudly accepted this Cup, which
is a perpetual trophy, and his name
will be the first engraving on it.
Rhys, who lives near Rochester,
received a smaller copy for him to
remember his win.
John Bryant was a shooter of
renown, having won many national championships and competed
in the 1956 Olympics, and came in at a very respectable 9th in
that event. At last years 2009 Victorian State Trap Carnival held
at Echuca, John Bryant was inducted into the Victorian Shooters
Hall of Fame, he was so pleased at achieving that honour that he
wanted to do something for the sport that would last, and decided
to support the junior’s in their shooting endeavours.
Unfortunately John passed away earlier this year, and he will be
sadly missed by all. John’s family were at this years State Carnival,
and it was his son, Peter, that presented Rhys Eeles with this years
State Junior Double Barrel Champion Cup.
Murray Roberts
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photo being published in the CTSN with an article & receive a
camera for their Club.
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next 12 months)
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* The photo will need to be picture-ready for publication in the
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HERMIDALE GUN CLUB
31st Anniversary Clay Target Shoot
T
he Hermidale Gun Club
celebrated their 31st Anniversary Clay Target Shoot on
October 23rd and 24th 2010.
Shooters travelled from Morwell, Broken
Hill, Cobar, Canowindra, Dubbo, Bourke,
Warren, Brewarrina and Hermidale to
compete.
26 shooters took to the tracks for the first
day and 4 more shooters shot on Sunday.
The weather conditions were humid, cloudy
and hot.
Only two possible were shot in the first
event, a 30 mixed target graded cash divide.
In the second event 30 target Double Barrel,
a wonderful display of shooting kept the crowd
on the edge of their seats as the shoot off for
Overall was contested between Don Williamson (Warren) and Helen Overton (Brewarrina).
Helen dropped her 121st target leaving the
prize to Don.
OA HG Robby Thompson
After the third event, 20 Pair Double Rise it
was time to reflect the day’s scores and catch
up with friends over a drink and nibbles.
A beautiful hot buffet meal was then served
by the very capable kitchen ladies. Thanks Fay,
Jackie and all the helpers.
The evening event, 20 Pair Western Zone
Deauville Doubles was held in the rain and
made shooting very competitive. No possible
were gained but three pairs shot off for the
1st and 2nd crystal prize, kindly donated by
Powell’s Bus Service.
Before the presentation, President Button
Powell thanked all the shooters and visitors
travelling to the shoot, thanked all the kitchen
staff, office and bar staff, volunteers and
members for their support.
The club wish to thank all the sponsors and
donors who contributed to make the shoot a
success.
Ross Morris & Dean Jeffery (Night WZ DD Winners)
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AA HG Mark Ticehurst
A HG Ross Morris
B HG Simon Dickson
A.T. Currans & Son, G & N Kilmartin, Abalos
Flats, Elmsley P/Ship, Neill Earthmoving,
T Hudson, NSW Western Zone, Hermidale
Outback Lodge, F & J Neill, J Tink, Nyngan
Rural Agencies, Adams Transport and Landscape Supplies, Tritton Mines, P & W Carlin
Bathroom Renovations, Powell’s Bus Service
and N Owen.
RESULTS
Event 1 30 Mixed Target Cash Divide J Chapple,
S Dickson, D Tulloh, Z Waterhouse, B Heaslip, L
Carney, D Buster, C Betts, R Thompson, W Powell,
C Overton, R Gale & R Morris.
Event 2 30 Target West Bogan Double Barrel AA
grade 1st Helen Overton 120/121, 2nd Colin Betts
51/51; A grade 1st Ross Morris 41/42, 2nd Sid
Kinsey 29/30; B grade 1st Simon Dickson 35/36,
2nd W Staughton 34/36; C grade 1st Barry Heaslip
29/32, 2nd D Buster 28/32; Overall Don Williamson
121/121; Sub Junior Dean Jeffery 27/30.
Event 3 20 Pair Double Rise AA grade 1st John
Lawrence 44/50, 2nd Rob Thompson 41/50; A grade
1st Rodney Anderson 31/40, 2nd Ross Morris 41/60;
B grade 1st John Chapple 34/40, 2nd Terry Pitkin
33/40; C grade 1st Nancy Kilmartin 28/40, 2nd Daniel
Buster 33/50.
Event 4 20 Pair Zone Night Deauville Doubles 1st
Dean Jeffery & Ross Morris 18/21, 2nd Bill Dewhurst
& Terry Pitkin 18/22.
Event 5 30T Points Score AA grade 1st Robby
Thompson 90/90, 2nd Bryan Manns 127/129; A
VET HG Don Williamson
JNR HG Dean Jeffery
W Powell with C HG Barry Heaslip
grade 1st Ross Morris 89/90, 2nd Don Williamson
86/90; B grade 1st Bill Dewhurst 87/90, 2nd Simon
Dickson 81/90; C grade 1st Nancy Kilmartin 78/90,
2nd Daniel Buster 77/90
Event 6 30 Target Double Barrel Handicap 1st Dick
Tulloh 36/36, 2nd Luke Carney 35/36, 3rd Dean
Jeffery 49/50, 4th Don Williamson 48/50, 5th Button
Powell 42/44.
Event 7 30 Target Single Barrel AA grade Robby
Thompson 34/35, 2nd Bryan Manns 33/35, A grade
1st Ross Morris 29/30, 2nd Garry Jones 28/30; B
grade 1st Dick Tulloh 27/31, 2nd Bill Staughton
26/31; C grade 1st Barry Heaslip 28/30, 2nd James
Elias 25/30.
Overall winner
Robby Thompson
258/270; AA grade
Mark Ticehurst
250/270; A grade
Ross Morris 251/270;
B grade Simon
Dickson 235/270; C
grade Barry Heaslip
229/270; Veteran
Don Williamson
244/270; Junior Dean
Jeffery 234/270;
Ladies Helen Overton
244/270
LAD HG Helen Overton
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VCTA ISSF CARNIVAL 2010
Melbourne Gun Club
T
he Melbourne Gun Club once again played host
to the State ISSF Carnival held on the weekend
of October 22nd to 24th 2010.
A lot of work by the Melbourne Gun Club committee had gone into
ensuring the Carnival ran like clock work and all are to be congratulated
for a successful weekend.
DOUBLE TRAP
Friday 22nd kicked off with the State Double Trap Championship. Conditions were a warm and sunny 29 degrees with 14 shooters entered in
the event. After round one it was Craig Trembath setting the pace with
Double Trap the day before. Sunday saw conditions much more pleasant
with the sun shining and hardly a breath of wind. 10 competitors entered
the competition with visitors from Sydney & Tasmania.
James Bolding got out to a 4 target lead on day 1 in some trying conditions and as a result never looked like being caught. He led into the final
with 142/150 a 7 target lead from his nearest rival in David Cunningham
on 135. Lauryn Mark 126, Keith Ferguson 123, Zita Dettori 122 & Daniel
Egan 111 were the 6 finalists. Another good round of 24 in the final saw
James Bolding become the 2010 State ISSF Skeet Championship OA
James Bolding 142 + 24, AA David Cunningham 135, A Zita Dettori 122,
B Daniel Egan 111, C Kye Clark 108
Lady Lauryn Mark 126, Junior Kye Clark 108. State Team James Bolding,
David Cunningham, Keith Ferguson.
ISSF TRAP
Also held on the Saturday and Sunday of the
competition the ISSF Trap Championship
got underway with 48 shooters entering the
event.
Visitors for this event came from NSW, SA and
a squad from New Zealand.
In cold blustery conditions on the Saturday
scores were low. Junior shooter Owen
Robinson from NZ started well with a 25 in
his first round. The only other 25 shot for the
day came in the last squad of the last round
with Craig Henwood posting a clean round.
Double Trap Winners - Nick Kirley (AA grade) Geoff Aston (Junior), Craig Trembath (Overall),
Roger Esplin (C Grade)
a very well shot 47 opening up a 3 target lead on the rest of the field.
After 3 rounds he lead into the final on a very respectable 137/150. Next
to qualify was Nick Kirley on 134, Marc Crimmins on 131 (with a very
well shot 49/50 in his last round),
Russell Mark 126, Steve Haberman
119 & Geoff Aston 113 rounded
off the top 6 for the final. With a
46/50 in the Final, Craig Trembath
held onto a 1 tgt victory from Nick
Kirley. OA Craig Trembath 137 +
46, AA Grade Nick Kirley 134, A
Grade Marc Crimmins 131, C
Grade Roger Esplin 98, Junior
Geoff Aston 113. State Team Craig
Trembath, Nick Kirley & Marc
Crimmins.
After day 1 we saw Frank Minici and Nidal
Asmar lead on 70/75. Talih Boukamel and
Owen Robinson both on 69. Three others were
on 68 including Catherine Skinner who was
also leading the ladies.
In perfect conditions on Saturday the scores
improved dramatically, although 25’s were still hard to come by with
Nathan McDonnell, Craig Henwood and Domingo Diaz (great to see)
the only ones to put red ink on the board.
ISSF SKEET
James Bolding Overall Winner
in ISSF Skeet
10
Held on Saturday 23rd and 24th
the State ISSF Skeet got underway
in cold blustery conditions on
the Saturday morning with the
mercury only reaching 16 degrees
a far cry from the conditions the
Trap 2nd place in Ladies Natalie Rooney (NZ) and
Junior Winner Owen Robinson (NZ)
After the 150 Tgts we had 4
shooters tied on 139 to lead into
the final. Nathan McDonnell,
Craig Henwood, Nidal Asmar &
Talih Boukamel. In 5th position
was the mighty Domingo Diaz
on 138 showing that there is still
plenty of bark in the old dog yet
and New Zealand Junior Owen
Robinson making 6th spot on
137/150.
With 2 targets splitting 1st to 6th
spot with a single barrel final a
tight final was promised and we
were not let down. Nathan, Craig,
Nidal and Talih all shot 21 in the
final ensuring we had a 4 way
tie for the Overall spoils. Craig
missed his first target, Nidal his
3rd leaving Nathan and Talih to
Talih Boukamel Overall Winner
battle it out until the 6th shot got
in ISSF Trap
away from Nathan leaving Talih
the victor. In the Ladies Trap Catherine Skinner lead into the final on
a 134, Natalie Rooney from NZ was next on 132 followed by Laetisha
Scanlan 131, Michelle Beecham 128, Kate Cassar 120 and Tania Burke
119. A well shot 22 in the Final gave the victory to Catherine Skinner
with Natalie Rooney shooting a 21 to come 2nd. Trap Results OA
Talih Boukamel 139 + 21 + 6, A Grade Nathan McDonnell 139 + 3, A
Grade 2nd Nidal Asmar 139 + 2, B Grade Nathan Kotlarewski 129, B
Grade 2nd Darren White 127, C Grade Claire Watts 113, C Grade 2nd
Lauryn Mark (Ladies Skeet) & Catherine Skinner (Ladies Trap)
Leigh Stokes 109, Junior Owen Robinson 137, Junior 2nd Catherine
Skinner 134, Ladies Catherine Skinner 134 + 22, Ladies 2nd Natalie
Rooney 132 + 21. State Teams Open: Talih Boukamel, Nathan McDonnell, Nidal Asmar. Ladies: Catherine Skinner, Laetisha Scanlan, Michelle
Beecham
That ended another Victorian State ISSF Carnival. A big thank you to all
who turned up to make the shoot a success, specially the shooters who
had travelled great distances to compete. With so many AISL events in
the calendar year held all over Australia it really does make it hard for
shooters to be able to get time off work and afford to travel to compete
in the other major carnivals through out the year.
A big thank you to all the workers from Melbourne Gun Club for both
the preparations and the running of a smooth carnival and to Paul and
Claire Watts for running the office.
SERVICE CLINICS 2011
Once again, Canterbury Trap Intl is looking to assist
any club with a Canterbury trap, to properly service
their Trapmaster, by inviting them to attend a free Trap
Service Clinic during the 2011 Australian Trap
Championships in Wagga.
Russell Smart from New Zealand will be in attendance
for several days of this shoot and will be conducting
service clinics for those clubs that wish to attend.
Clinics typically take around 45 minutes and cover the
basics of setting your trap properly for doubles and
singles and servicing the trap.
If your club has a new trap mechanic who has not
attended one of these service clinics in the past or you
have other members who want to brush up on their
knowledge, then please contact Canterbury Trap Intl at
your earliest convenience to register your interest or talk
to the local Canterbury Sales Agent. Spots fill fast, so
don’t leave this to the last or you may miss out.
Tel: +64 3 3844524
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Dennis Harwood
Tel : 07 4635 3856
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Tel: 04 2885 6099
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TAS
Graham Blaskett
Tel: 03 6326 2733
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John Holder
Tel: 08 8270 1310
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Wayne Kuser
Tel: 04 0908 8408
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We look forward to seeing you all return next year in 2011.
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2010
Geraldton
Crayfish
Carnival
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A beautiful Geraldton sunset
ith fine weather on the way and whispers that a big contingent of shooters from Victoria and also Busselton on their way to The Shoot we hoped we were ready for a great weekend of shooting and catching up. It
was great to see Millsy and Robbie back after a few years off, they always bring a big contingent of shooters
with them. Some of the people that come have been coming back year after year for as long as I remember
Lars, Robin & Sue, Johny, Greg, Sox, Hollywood, Steve P, Lex & Gay, Tom, Smithy, Steery, Johno and many others) to these
people and all the others that come year after year, then go home and spread the word that you have had a Great time,
thanks. Also a big thanks to John and Kevin for their help in getting the renos to the bar finished in time.
High Gun winners
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We were glad to have
$1000 cash {minimum}
for overall on 7 of the 9
events this year as well
as bigger graded prizes
making it one of the
biggest pools across the
country. As well as the
$5000 jackpot to anyone
who can shoot the
programme clean. So
with cash, prizes and
crayfish worth more than
$30,000 competition will
always be tough in
Geraldton.
Event 1 25 target
Points Score,
sponsored by Twin
Disc and Kalbarri
Motor Hotel
O/A Alan Jones, 1st AA
Neil Rundle, 2nd AA
Lynne Curtis, 3rd AA Alex
Dallas, 1st A Rod Smith,
2nd A Ricardo Luis, 3rd
A Ian Grant, 1st B Clint
Graham, 2nd B Barry
Duncan, 3rd B Dallas
Ball, 1st C Jacob Hodge,
all night. Then as is often the way Maugal
dropped one, and not long after Trevor
dropped his, leaving the two Vic dicks to fight
it out. The smart heads of these two experienced shooters chose to split the cash and not
wanting to tire themselves out any more than
need be and considering there was still a lot of
shooting to come it was a smart move.
Overall and 1st AA Marc Crimmins & Neil
Rundle, 2nd AA Trevor Morris, 3rd AA Maugal
Boschetti, 1st A Richard Keach, 2nd A Charles
Mezzatesta, 3rd A Rob Green, 1st B Todd
Henville, 2nd B Brooke McMillan, 3rd B Jack
Wallace, 1st C Ricky Wallace, 2nd C Shirly
Hocking, 3rd C Mark Murray,
Ladies Renae Birgan, Juniors Geoff
Aston, Veterans Lex Shipp.
Beautiful sunny skies greeted us for
Saturdays events, so after a great
breakfast the weekends High Gun
events began with the 15 target
Cash Divide sponsored by Bhagwan
Marine, GIBS and the Wintersun
Hotel
Event 7 winner
Marc Crimmins
Right: It might be
time for the beard to
go again Foxy
2nd C Richard
Hope, 3rd C Neil
White,
Ladies
Renae
Birgan,
Juniors
Geoff
Aston, Veterans
Peter Holmes.
Event 2 50 target
Double Barrel
sponsored by Taylor
Marine
With quite a lot of possibles on the board the
shoot off was always
going to last a while.
So after quite a while
and lot of walking we
finally got down to
1 squad consisting of
Marc Crimmins, Neil
Rundle, Trevor Morris
and Maugal Boschetti.
The boys quickly settled
in and we thought they
were going to shoot
Event 4 30 target Medley
sponsored by The Liberal
Agricultural Team
Overall was Peter
Holmes, 1st AA Tyson
Armstrong, 2nd AA
Neil Rundle, 3rd AA
Lynne Curtis, 1st A
Brett Duncan, 2nd A
Damien Hutchins,
3rd A Ricardo Luis,
1st B Clint Graham,
2nd B Vince Oliveri,
3rd B Todd Henville,
1st C John Hallinan,
2nd C Anthony
Hoyer, 3rd C Neil
White, Ladies Renae
Birgan, Juniors Jeff
Aston, Veterans John
Farrel
Event 5 25 target
Points Score
This Event saw
Geraldton’s very
own Toddy Henville from
Agina, for those who don’t
know where that is its just
up that way a bit. It was
Todd’s first sash and what
a time and place to get it,
because to win one of the
eight sashes on offer at THE
SHOOT you have to shoot
very well. Great win Toddy.
1st AA Mark Evans, 2nd
AA Alexander Dallas, 3rd
AA Gary Kelly, 1st A Steve
Pellegrino, 2nd A Ricardo
Luis, 3rd A Robin Bailey, 1st
B Chris Smith, 2nd B Justin
Hale, 3rd B Fraser Prowse,
1st C Tom Birt, 2nd C Neil
I think Toddy is still smiling now
White, 3rd John Hallinan, Ladies Brooke
McMillan, Juniors Tyson Armstrong, Veterans
Lex Shipp.
Event 6 50 target Double Barrel
sponsored by Westrac & Energy Power
Systems Australia
With a revised shooting programme to see if we
could finish a bit earlier and get the Calcutta
under way wasn’t to be. Maugal and Bruce
decided they wanted to have a few free targets.
Continued on page 14
Life members Jack and Laurel Hartley
or
High Gun winner Alex Dallas with spons
Steve Sayers of Beretta Australia
Partners in crime Neil & Marc
Alan Jones with sponsor Rick Finch of Twin Disc
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Geraldton
Crayfish
Carnival
So with great conditions and world class
lighting the boys got to 315 before Maugal
missed leaving Bruce the victor and Maugal
with the wooden spoon. I am led to believe
it might well be a club record break. And
well done to the both of them getting their
300 break. 1st AA Maugal Boschetti, 2nd AA
William Woodward, 3rd AA Sox Philipasidis,
1st A Damien Hutchins, 2nd A Nathan Blake,
3rd A Brett Duncan. 1st B Rick Boschetti,
2nd B Ashlee Chester, 3rd B Graeme Chittle
Borough. 1st C Kim Halbert, 2nd C Jack Gibbs,
3rd C John Clarke, Ladies Melissa Deegenaars,
Juniors Jack Wallace, Veterans Tim Catling.
With the shooting all done and and the bbqs
cranked up and tubs of prawns being peeled
every where it was time to welcome our auctioneer and get the Calcutta under way. With
record numbers of tickets being sold the pool
was always going to be bigger than last year.
There was also a record number of shooters
that sold for well over a $1000 this year, so well
done to all the buyers out there, the pool is so
big($25,000 plus) because of you the shooters
who buy the tickets and shooters, with a bit of
help from our auctioneer.
Sunday was also
a great day finally
the weather was
being kind to us
after a few years
of questionable
weather.
With
only 3 events
this year on the
Sunday a early
finish was hoped
for. We did finish
earlier than last
year but not quite
as early as we had
hoped. But with
such great weather
and targets scores
are always going
to be good.
Peter Holmes with sponsors Ian Blayney and Brian Ellis from
the Liberal Agricultural Team
Event 7 45 target
Medley
Ladies Melissa Deegenaars, Juniors Geoff
sponsored by MTU Detroit Diesel
Ashton, Veterans Doug Thomas.
Australia and Iron 1 Industries
Event 8 30 target Double Barrel Handicap
Overall Marc Crimmins, 1st AA William
sponsored by Professional Fishermen
Woodward, 2nd & 3rd was split between David
Members and Spartan Global
Fox and Alex Dallas, 1st A Damien Hutchins,
1st Dallas Ball, 2nd Bernie Scanlan, 3rd Gary
2nd A Tim Catling, 3rd A Brett Duncan,
Houghton, 4th Arthur
1st B Dallas Ball,
Ward, 5th Steve Aston, 6th
2nd B Darren
Sox Philipasidis, 7th AlexPack, 3rd B
ander Dallas, 8th Ryan
Jason Marsden,
Ball, 9th Tim Catling,
1st C Mark
10th Andrew Feik, Ladies
Murray, 2nd C
Ashlee Chester, Juniors
Phillip Braun,
Jack Gibbs, Veterans
3rd C Neil White,
Doug Thomas.
Calcutta winner
Steve Sayers
(mr pretty in
pink himself) with
Bert Boschetti
All the spooners, who says you don’t get anything for coming second
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Event 9 30 target
Double Barrel
Calcutta sponsored by
Bert & Rick Boschetti
and Latitude Pearls
The Calcutta as always
was the most anticipated
event of the weekend,
mostly because of
the huge pool that is
up for grabs. With
the syndicates doing
quite well the last few years there
were groups of shooters everywhere giving anyone they had
brought and who had shot the
possible a few last minute words of
encouragement.
Being a handicap event it took
quite a while to get down to one
squad. With Beretta Australia’s
very own Steve (Hollywood) Sayers
proving too strong for all comers.
You could say this was a win
shot under duress as someone had
put photos of Steve up around
the club Sporting a BEAUTIFUL
NIPPLE PINK LONG SLEEVED
SHIRT AND TIE he wore to a
Beretta function earlier in the
year, and didn’t he look very
HANDSOME. But he overcame the embarrassment and won the sash, $1000 winner’s
cheque and since he also brought himself in
the Calcutta more than $14,500 for 1st in the
Calcutta, well done Steve it couldn’t have gone
to a more deserving shooter.
Overall Steve Sayers, 1st AA Peter Mills, 2nd AA
David Fox, 3rd AA Lynne
Curtis, 1st A John Mollica,
2nd A Neil Johnson, 3rd
A David Walker, 1st B
John Rourke, 2nd B Peter
Stuart, 3rd B June Roach,
1st C Jack Gibbs, 2nd C
Mark Gibbs, 3rd C John
Hallinan, Ladies Renae
Birgan, Juniors Geoff
Aston, Veterans Robin
Bailey.
Graded High Guns Sponsored By Gail & Peter
Lemmon, White Flyer
Targets and Spartan
Ammunition. AA Peter
Mills 321/325, A Brett
Duncan 317/325, B
Bruce all
Todd Henville 311/325,
smiles after
C Neil White 286/325.
beating his
Ladies High Gun spon- brother in law
sored by Laurel & Jack
Maugal
Hartley Renae Birgan
308/325. Juniors High Gun sponsored
by Winchester Australia Geoff Aston
310/325. Veterans High Gun sponsored
by Geraldton Cranes and Haulage Doug
Thomas 317/325. Overall High Gun
sponsored by Beretta Australia, Commonwealth Bank and Reliance Petroleum
Alex Dallas 322/325.
O’Brien, well done Glen on many years of
work around our great club.
Once again it is time to thank the many people
it takes to run a shoot as big as ours. Firstly the
ladies in the kitchen once again you have gone
above and beyond with the lunches, morning
and afternoon teas exceptional. It is a huge job
and you all do a splendid job.
Julia in the office, great job
done. All the shooters who
helped out when help was
needed we couldn’t run the
shoot without your help.
To all our members who
helped out at the busy bee,
the weeks leading up to the
shoot and over the weekend
it’s all this dedicated effort by
the members that make the
weekend as successful as it is.
to
Well done to the Trap Maintenance team, I don’t think
we lost any time because of
trap
breakdowns. To
all our sponsors
without them we
wouldn’t be able
to give the cash
and prizes that
we do.
To
all
the
shooters
and
their family and
friends
that
travel often great
distances and at
great expense, I
think to many
of them, the
shooting comes
With all the shooting finished it was
second it’s just
time to get the formal proceedings under
a chance to
way. It was with great pleasure President
New life member Glen O’brien
catch up with
Rod Bailey called on Life Member Jack
old friends over a beer or cuppa. And without
Hartley to present a new life member into The
you all the weekend and the competition
Geraldton Clay Target Club and that was Glen
wouldn’t be what
it is.
Junior High Gun winner with sponsor Tim Steer of Winchester Australia
And finally a
huge well done
must go to our
President Rod,
the amount of
jobs, phone calls
and anything else
that needs doing
is more often
than not done by
him. And it’s not
just in the lead up
to The Shoot and
during it, it is just
about a twelve
month job now,
and even though
a lot of members
do their bit, the
amount of work
Ladies high gun Renae Birgan with
sponsor Laurel Hartley
Rod does, factitiously I must add the carnival
just wouldn’t happen without him. Great
work Rod, and thanks on behalf our our
members.
So till next year stay safe and shoot well.
P.S on a little bit of a sour note, on Sunday
night someone borrowed the Beretta banner.
These banners cost a considerable amount of
money and Beretta are not only a good sponsor
of our club but to all clubs across Australia, so
if anyone knows where it is they can contact
me at kemptonfi[email protected]
and no questions asked. We will arrange to
pick it up.
Just-in Pirrottina
Geraldton Clay Target Club
NOTICE TO
ALL CLUBS
FEBRUARY
CTSN:
EARLY CLOSING DATE
FOR ADVERTISING
IN THE DECEMBER
CTSN
IS STRICTLY
DECEMBER 13
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MELBOURNE CUP DAY AT CASTLEMAINE
Rick McKinnon
ident
with Club Pres
on
ris
or
M
il
Ne
T
he Castlemaine
Gun Club held a
very
successful
Melbourne Cup Day
shoot with 52 shooters
in attendance. Shooters
Neil Franklin
OA Corsivia/GB DB
travelled from as far
as Melbourne, Kerang
and Noorat to attend. Weather conditions were
overcast with the odd shower which did not deter
shooters from good shooting.
a clear winner with Colin Dunn the
only one to score 25/25 and take out
Overall and AA Grade.
Third and final event was 25 target
Points Score with 3 shooters managing
to shoot a clean round of 75/75
and after the shoot-off
Overall and A Grade
went to Josh Aitken with
a score of 87/87 points.
High Gun for the day
was won by local
shooter Chris Langridge with a fine score
of 124/125. A number
of other shooters shot
very well on the day,
these include Murray
Schaper who won
The club would like to thank Bruce Burns of Corsivia GB
2 B Grade events,
Gr
A
SB
o
nn
for his continued support and valued sponsorship of the
Pe
Chris
Jeff Hogg 2 C Grade
Melbourne Cup Day shoot.
events, Toni Hogg 1 C
The first event was 25 targets Double Barrel and after the competition of
Grade and the Ladies and Josh Aitken
9 squads, 12 shooters had shot the possible of 25/25. After the shoot-off
1 A Grade and Juniors.
local shooter Neil Franklin was the A Grade and Overall winner with a
Overall it was a great day out with
score of 89/89.
members enjoying the competition. A
Second event was 25 targets Single Barrel and on completion there was
thank you to all those who helped out
on the day and enable the shoot to run
so well.
Michael Diamond Coaching Clinics
Be coached by a 2 time Olympic Gold Medalist
Specialising in DTL, ISSF Trap and ISSF Double Trap
Group bookings with a maximum of 15 people or one-on-one
coaching is available
You have to have a current shooters licence and coaching
is available Australia wide
Email your details to [email protected]
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Chris Langridge OA
HG
Jeff Hogg Corsivia/GB
C Grade DB
RESULTS:
25 tgt Corsivia/GB Double Barrel: O/A and
A Gr Neil Franklin 89/89, Leigh Watts 50/51.
AA Gr Rick McKinnon 81/82, Tony Moroni
Josh Aitken
78/79. B Gr Murry Schaper 88/89, John
OA PS winner
Bale 45/46. C Gr Jeff Hogg 27/29, Garry Hobbs
26/29.
25 tgt Single Barrel: O/A and AA Gr C. Dunn 25/25, C. Langridge 32/33.
A Gr C. Penno 27/28, D. Oats 26/28. B Gr G. Olgive 23/25, A. Bamfield 29/31. C Gr
T. Hogg 21/25, G. Hobbs 20/21.
25 tgt Points Score: O/A and A Gr J. Aitkin 87/87, D. Richardson 77/78. AA Gr C.
Langridge 84/87, N. Morrison 77/78. B Gr M. Schaper 79/84, M. Spencer 87/79. C
Gr J. Hogg 71/75, G. Hobbs 71/78.
Others: High Gun Chris Langridge 124/125, Ladies Toni Hogg 110/125, Junior Josh
Aitken 122/125, C Gr Junior Jamie Hogg 98/125.
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Melbourne Gun Club
JEAN & PETER WRAY TRENCH CUP
Saturday the 13th of November the
Melbourne Gun Club hosted the Jean and
Peter Wray Trench Cup. Held in conjunction
with the last round of the Victorian High Gun
Series the event was planned to be held in
September but due to a week of rain and the
club being closed due to flooding the event
was re-scheduled.
The event is held in recognition of the tireless efforts
both Jean and Peter have put into ISSF shooting over
the years not only at the Melbourne Gun Club but
Australia wide. Before the installation of our new
Matterelli traps for the Commonwealth Games it was a
very common site to see Peter with toolbox in hand at
the club walking out to repair a machine to keep the old
traps running.
ki
ws
Nathan Kotlare
Heavy rain was
Jean & Peter Wray with OA winner, Nidal Asmar
again forecast for
the day which saw numbers a
Trench in Hayden Stafford and
little lower than expected but
“C grade” went to Claire Watts
20 shooters turned up to
(who managed to beat Wally
brave the conditions. In the end
again!!). The ladies was won
we were lucky the rain held
again this year by Catherine
off and conditions were
Skinner and the Junior was
reasonably good apart from
taken out by Nathan
poor light.
Kotlarewski.
The overall winner went to
A big thank you to all who
Nidal Asmar who shot a
helped make the day a great
great score of 138/150 + 23
shoot and a big congratulain the final. Great Shooting
tions to all the winners and
Nidal!! “A grade” was taken
place getters. The event will
out by Craig Henwood with
be held again next year but
138/150, “B grade” was won
hopefully in better weather
by a relative newcomer to
conditions.
Catherine Skin
ner
CTSN PHOTO COMPETITION – INAUGURAL 3-MONTHLY WINNER
This photograph was submitted by
Sally Cripps, a member of the Blackall
Clay Target Club. It shows conditions
at the Tambo Gun Club on September 18th after they recorded 5 inches
of rain over the weekend. The traps
are in the middle of the racecourse
complex and organisers had to lay
pallets across the straight to allow
shooters access to the layouts without
losing a boot or two along the way. It
just shows what shooters will put up
with to have a shot.
For Sally’s effort her club will receive
a digital camera and will be in the
running for the major prize over 12
months of a full page gloss colour
club advertisment in the CTSN.
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THE AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION
Presents the
2011 NATIONAL TRAP CHAMPIONSHIPS
TO BE HELD AT THE NATIONAL SHOOTING GROUNDS TASMAN RD WAGGA WAGGA
MONDAY 4th APRIL to SUNDAY 10th APRIL
Events to commence at 8.30am daily
MONDAY 4TH APRIL
State Teams Shoulder to Shoulder Match – Open, Ladies, Veterans, and Juniors
Opening Ceremony
71st National Champion of Champions 75T – in conjunction with the
17th Ladies National Champion of Champions and the
17th Junior Champion of Champions.
8th Sub – Junior Champion of Champions
12th Veteran Champion of Champions.
Nominations $75
TUESDAY 5TH APRIL
51st National Double Rise Championship 100T – in conjunction with the
17th Ladies National Double Rise Championship and the
17th Junior National Double Rise Championship.
8th Sub – Junior National Double Rise Championship
12th Veteran National Double Rise Championship.
Nominations $75
10th National Deauville Doubles Championship
Nominations $40 per Team
30th Family Deauville Doubles Event
Nominations $20 per Team
WEDNESDAY 6TH APRIL
60th National Double Barrel Championship 50T – in conjunction with the
31st Ladies National Double Barrel Championship and the
31st Junior National Double Barrel Championship.
8th Sub – Junior National Double Barrel Championship
12th Veteran National Double Barrel Championship.
Nominations $75
THURSDAY 7TH APRIL
57th National Single Barrel Championship 100T – in conjunction with the
23rd Ladies National Single Barrel Championship
20th Junior National Single Barrel Championship.
8th Sub – Junior National Single Barrel Championship
12th Veteran National Single Barrel Championship.
Nominations $75
FRIDAY 8TH APRIL
50th National Points/ANZ Trap Championship 100T – in conjunction with the
19th Ladies Points/ANZ Championship
19th Junior Points/ANZ Championship
8th Sub – Junior Points/ANZ Championship
12th Veterans Points/ANZ Championship
Nominations $75
SATURDAY 9TH APRIL
62nd Grand Australian Handicap 50T
Nominations $ 75.00
SUNDAY 10TH APRIL
Mackintosh Teams Shoot – Open, Ladies, Juniors and Veterans
Overall High Gun – Ladies, Junior, Sub-Junior, and Veterans High Gun
2011 All Australian Trap Team
EASTER SUNDAY APRIL 24th
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2011 NATIONAL TRAP 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 compete in the Categories shown below:
LADIES
VETERAN
JUNIOR
Sub-Junior
Mackintosh Veterans
Mackintosh Juniors
TICK Your GRADE
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
All Shooters Under 15 years on first day of competition
(Over 60) on first day of qualifying competition
(Aged Under 21 years) on last day of Mackintosh competition
AA
A
B
Date of Birth
Date of Birth
Date of Birth
Date of Birth
Date of Birth
C
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Your HANDICAP
Please note: Nominations CLOSE at 5.00 pm on Friday 4 March 2011
There is a maximum 576 competitors for each event. If Pre-nominations exceed this number a standby list of 50 will be created and used in case of
withdrawals. If any vacancies exist on commencement of the program it will be on a “first in” basis at a cost of $25.00 per event extra to enter. Any
person nominating at the Window must nominate all of the events they wish to shoot for the week in one visit to the Window if positions are
available in that event. (Conditions apply, see Item 1 terms & conditions.)
Reduced Pre Nomination
Juniors/Sub Juniors/*Partner
Pre Nationals
Event
1
2
Event
3
Pre Nomination
Saturday 2nd April
Single Barrel Cash Divide – 25T
Handicap 50T 1st – 5th
$40
$40
$40
$40
Sunday 3rd April
Points Score Cash Divide – 50T
$40
$40
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Nationals Program
1
Monday 4th April
71st National Champion of Champions Championship – 75T
$65
$75
2
Tuesday 5th April
51st National Double Rise Championship – 100T
$65
$75
3
Wednesday 6th April
60th National Double Barrel Championship – 50T
$65
$75
4
Thursday 7th April
57th National Single Barrel Championship – 100T
$65
$75
5
Friday 8th April
50th Points Score Australia/New Zealand Championship – 100T
$65
$75
6
Saturday 9th April
62nd Grand Australian Handicap – 50T
$65
$75
Events
*Note: Reduced Nominations shall apply to Juniors and Sub-Juniors. Also Partners entering into the same event whose nomination is lodged at
the same time as a member paying full nomination fees. Shooters paying reduced nom’s are eligible for overall, grade and section prizes.
Cash
Cheque
Visa
Mastercard
____ / ____ / ____ / ____
Amount $
__/__
Credit Card No:
Expiry Date:
Signature:
Please tick one of the following: CREDIT CARD - Please deduct:
On receipt of Nomination OR
By my signature: I acknowledge and agree to the ‘Conditions of Entry’.
Signed:
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Date:
Two weeks prior to Event
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY – NATIONAL TRAP CHAMPIONSHIPS
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If a vacancy exists in any events at the Championships a person must nominate for all events they wish to
shoot at the nomination window in one visit. To be eligible to shoot in any event the nomination must be
received before 10.00am on the day of the event.
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 $20 fee will be charged for the issue of any duplicate Handicap Card.
Squads of 6 to shoot 50 targets/75 targets in brackets of 25, one visit only to the traps. Squads of 6 to shoot
100 targets in brackets of 50, two visits to the traps. National Handicap event to be 5 (five) person squads, 5 (five)
targets per lane.
Shooters will be Pre-squadded as per ACTA rules and regulations and any interpretation of this will be the
responsibility of the Tournament Director. Withdrawing from an event should (if possible) be done giving 48
hours notice in writing (if possible) prior to the event or by ringing the National Office and leaving a message
after hours.
Each shooter is to take enough cartridges to shoot at 50 targets/75 targets. A time limit of two minutes will be
imposed for the changeover for each 25 targets. Should the two-minute time limit be exceeded then a penalty of the
LOSS OF ONE TARGET will be incurred.
Shooters who fail to be at their squad on time will be required to shoot at a designated trap at a time suitable to
management
Should a shooter being late for his squad then elect to withdraw from the event he will not be eligible for any refund of
nominations paid.
All shooters must sign the score sheet after each 25 targets. Once a shooter has signed his score sheet he has
accepted his score and grade. Any score sheet not carrying the shooters signature will be credited with the lowest
score recorded.
All competitors will be called upon to referee and/or score throughout the period of competition. The persons’
designated to referee and score must fulfil their obligation to do so. While replacement referee and scorers are
permissible, the penalty of a loss of one target for their failing to officiate shall be made against the officially
designated person. Failure to either referee or score will incur a penalty of the LOSS OF ONE TARGET in the next
event. Should a following event not be programmed then the penalty of the LOSS OF ONE TARGET will be incurred
in the event concerned.
Any unauthorised shooter interfering with or attempting to interfere with the trap will be penalised FIVE (5) TARGETS.
All disputes must be in writing together with $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.
Optional sweep/purse nominations shall be noted on a separate form from shooting nominations and are not
refundable.
Optional sweep/purse prizes will be available for collection on the following day of each event with the exception of the
final day. All payments must be signed for and proof of identification given if requested.
When team selection is involved, shooters who are eligible for the open team selection as well as section teams shall
chose in which team they will be selected. They cannot compete in both Open and Section teams.
Any eligible competitor paying nominations is entitled to receive awards in the Open section, Womens, Juniors or
Veterans section, however the overall winner cannot take any grade and section prize.
A minimum of three persons must compete in any Grade or Section, including High Gun before sashes, medals
trophies and/or cash are awarded, irrespective of nomination paid.
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.
Reduced Nominations shall apply to Juniors and Sub-Juniors. Also partners’ entering into the same event whose
nomination is lodged at the same time as a member paying full nomination fees. Shooters paying reduced Noms are
eligible for Overall, Grade and section prizes.
All Competitors must comply with Firearms Licensing Laws in their State of residence and in the State
hosting the National Trap Championships.
Payment of the nomination fee only entitles the shooter to enter the event. Changes to the program including the
number of targets shot will not be eligible to any refund.
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Competition
RESULTS
South
Australia
Bordertown 23 Oct 10
Sunny & Fine (34): 25T DB Grd AA: M Raper,
J Hawker, G Kessegian, R Clark, D Beelitz
25/25; A: J Mitchell, P Hendy 25/25; B: P
Quire 25/25, S Crane 24/25, N West 24/25;
C: I Dunbar 24/25, P Noske 24/25; 25T
SB CS AA & OA: R Clark 28/29, J Hawker
23/25; A: P Hendy 27/29, R Hounsell 23/25;
B: N West 23/25, M Wallis 23/26; C: J Bone
21/25, I Dunbar 21/27; 50T PS CS AA & OA:
R Clark 149/150, G Height 147/150; A: K
Mules 142/1850, R Hounsell 159/168; B:
K Hobbs 146/150, S Byrnes 139/150; C: J
Bones 122/150, S Wallis 111/150; LAD: L
Beelitz 141/150; JNR: A Tpscott 140/150;
VET: B Crane 130/150.
Bordertown 24 Oct 10
Sunny & Fine (44): 100T Bonaza OA: B
Andrrews 147/150; AA: W Hawker 147/150,
A Vilcins 145/150; A: L Beelitz, K Mules
145/150; B: S Crane 141/150, S Mayberry
138/150; C: I Dunbar 134/150, P Noske;
LAD: L Hawker 137/150; JNR: A Tapscott
135/150; VET: J Mitchell 142/150; Two Day
HG OA: G Height 312/325; AA: A Vilcins
310/325; A: K Mules 309/325; B: K Hobbs
318/325; C: P Noske 255/325; LAD: L Beelitz
305/325; JNR: A Trapscott 293/325; VET:
R Hounsell 304/325; Graham Durbridge
Birthday Shoot: W Hawker 147/150.
Lower North 31 Oct 10
Windy & Overcast (20):100T Lower North
BD CS OA: D Lymn 100/100; AA: D Lymn
100/100, L Piscioneri 98/100; A: M Pontifex
98/100, A Tapscott 95/100; B: N West
92/100,
S Fenwick 91/100; C: R Damin 76/100.
Mallala 4 Oct 10
Overcast Clearing to Breezy (32): 10T
DB AA: A Zupanic, G Gilbert, D Lymn, R
Borzillo 10/10; A: L Piscioneri, B Cottell , A
Tapscott 10/10; B: B Zanker, G Tapscott, B
McGuirk, H Whitehead, J Gilbert 9/10; C:
J Meaney 10/10; 100T DB AA: R Borzillo
117/118, G Gilbert 116/118, A Zupanic
98/100; OA & A: L Piscioneri 100/100, A
Trapscott 98/100, M Collumb 116/119; B:
L Ciaramelano 98/100, L Francis 96/100, S
Fenwick 94/100; C: D Hemming 94/100, J
Algar 90/100, F Kopriva 79/100; OA & AA:
R Borzillo 127/128.
Monarto - Alexandra 17 Oct 10
Cool gusty winds (48): 25T SKT AA: L
Schubert 22/25; A: F Albanese 24/25; B:
R Clark 25/25; C: W Spackman23/25, D
Keen 22/25; 25T DB AA: R Clark107/107, L
Piscioneri 106/107; A: J Mitchell 27/28, M.
Leaford 26/28; B: D Keen 33/34, B Burgess
32/34; C: I Hein 22/25, R Umback 21/25;
25T SB AA: J Hawker 24/25, R Clark 27/29;
A: A May 35/37, L Schubert 34/37; B: K
Hobbs 24/25, P Marcoionni 23/25; C: S
Rogers 18/25, S Keen 18/26; 25T PS AA: G
Kessegian 162/162, R. Clark 161/162; A:
S Halikiopoulos 75/75, L Schubert 74/75;
B: K Hobbs 74/78, D Keen 73/78; C: T
Drury 65/75, S Keen 63/75; HG: R Clark
123/125.
Monarto - Alexandra 14 Nov 10
Cool & Overcast (39): 25T SKT Bill Quinn
Skeet Team Shoot OA: C Jacobs 25/25; AA
& A: C Jacobs 25/25, L Schubert 33/33; B:
P Hendy 24/25, R Clark 23/25; C: T Dunn
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23/25, M Leaford 22/25; 25T DB Ian &
Phillip Campbell Memorial Team Shoot
OA: R Clark 26/26; AA: R Clark 26/26,
V Bone 25/26; A: A Dipaolo 25/25, P
Johncock 23/25; B: F Keen 23/25, K Scarff
44/48; C: J Forbes 20/25, R Perry 19/25;
25T DB Woodrow Shield OA: D Oliviero
45/45; AA: D Oliviero 45/45, T Dunn
44/45; A: A May 23/25, L Schubert 22/25;
B: P Marcoionni 25/25, C Jacobs 24/25;
C: S Rogers 22/25, E Gunby 17/25; 25T
SB Don Fleetwood Memorial Shoot OA: R
Clark 27/28; AA: R Clark 27/28, T Dunn
26/28; A: A May 22/25, A Dipaolo 21/25;
B: I Hopton 24/32, C Jacobs 23/32; C: R
Spinella 19/25, S Rogers 16/25; HG: R
Clark 97/100; C HG: R Spinella 67/100;
BILL QUINN SHIELD: Winner: Monarto
Alexandra CTC Team: P Hendy, R Clark,
T Dunn 70/75; IAN & PHILLIP CAMPBELL
SHIELD: Winner: Southern Gun Club Team:
P Baxter, K Scarff, D Keen, F Keen, M Leaford
111/125; WOODROW SHIELD: Winner:
Monarto Alexandra CTC No 1Team: P
Hendy, T Dunn, R Clark, G Kessegian, J
Michell 119/125.
Port Lincoln 7 Nov 10
Overcast & Breezy (11): 50T DB AA & A:
V Bone 49/50, B: P Minhard 49/50, C: B
Claughton 40/50; 50T PS AA & A: V Bone
148/150, B: P Minhard 144/150, C: B
Claughton 127/150; 25T HC: B Claughton
26/28, C Foster 25/28; OA HG: P Minhard
216/225.
South Australian 24 Oct10
Beautiful (25): OCT SKT CS OA & A: L
Schubert 95/100, C Jacobs 91/100; B:
R James 91/100, N Praino 90/100; C: D
Williams 88/100, N Grigg 82/100; VET:
K Redford 88/100; OCT DB CS OA & A: J
Moloney 69/70, S Halikiopoulos 68/70; C:
C Abela 33/50.
South Australian 26 Nov 10
Fine & Mild (28): SEP SKT CS OA & B: B
McGuirk 56/59, Z McGuirk 48/53; A: B
Baker 55/59, C Jacobs 51/54; C: R Pitt
43/50, M Huxtable 41/50; CONT Gr A:
R Borzillo 43/44, M Collumb 42/44; B: C
Jacobs 25/25, P Quire 42/43; C: I Brown
20/25; SEPT MXD T CS OA & A: D Lymn
50/50, S Halikiopoulos 49/50; B: L Francis
47/50, K Redford 40/50; C: I Brown 46/50;
VET: J Mitchell 46/50; DB GR: A: S Halikiopoulos 25/25, R Borzillo 24/25; B: L
Ciaramellano 25/25; T Wedding 24/25; C:
P Pearce 21/25, I Brown 21/21; OA HG: M
Collumb 139/150.
South Australian 14 Nov 10
Fine & Mild (17): DB CS OA & A: R Borzillo
50/50, J. Moloney 49/50; B: M Huxtable
47/50, J Rice 45/50; C: V Petraccaro 41/50;
TWR PS Gr A: B Baker 62/75, K Redford
61/75; B: M Giannone 61/75. J Rice 59/75;
C: M Miller 58/75, R Borzillo 49/75; SKT CS
OA & C: R Pitt 60/68, N Grigg 59/68; B: R
Kimber 43/50, K Redford 41/50; OA HG: J
Rice 142/175.
Southern 24 Oct 10
(37):25T DB PS sponsored by J & D Humberstone: AA & A: L Higgins 78/78, J Higgins
77/78; B: R Leake 72/75, K Butson 71/75;
C: T Drury 60/75, S Keen 60/75; 25T SB
sponsored by J & H Higgins: A: L Higgins
MOUNT GAMBIER
Gun Club Inc.
TWO DAY SUPERSHOOT
8th & 9th January 2011
MAJOR SPONSORS
Overall HIGH GUN sponsor
Gambier Shooting Supplies
Yes it is here again, the famous Mount Gambier
SUPERSHOOT.
Trophies to the value of
$12,000
All graded events AA, A, B, C
All Events prizes 1st to 5th
Saturday 8th January 2010, Practice 9am,
Start 10am
Event 1 25 tgt Points Score Championship
Sponsored by Gambier Shooting Supplies
Event 2 25 tgt Single Barrel Championship
Sponsored by O G Roberts & Co
Event 3 25 tgt Double Barrel Championship
Sponsored by Attiwills Home & Industry
Free BBQ & Seafood Tea (At the clubhouse)
Sunday 9th January 2010, Start 9.30 am
Event 4 25 tgt Single Barrel Championship
Sponsored by Zema Wines
Event 5 50 tgt Double Barrel Championship
Sponsored by Corsivia GB
High Gun over events 1-5, Overall,
AA, A, B, C, Veteran Lady & Junior
TROPHIES
Power Tools, Zema wines, Cartridges
Shooting accessories, Cash & more
Supershoot Sponsors
Max Medhurst, Corsivia GB, Barry Sims,
Gavin Height, Mac Sheds
Shelton’s Butcher Shop, Ondra Pheasants,
South East Vets
Nominations Discounted to $130
for the entire program
Lady & Junior Concession $100.
Nomination will include free BBQ & Seafood tea
on Saturday for shooters and their family
Accommodation & General Enquiries
Max Medhurst (08) 8725 7279 0409 670 534
Barry Sims (08) 8725 8686 0409 672 686
Recommended accommodation
Tower Motor Inn 08 8724 9411
25/25, J fidock 23/25; B: G Morgan 23/25, C
Caire 22/25; C: M Sutton 21/25; K Morgan
20/25; 25T DB A: L Higgins 25/25, J Fidock
25/25; B: K Scarff 24/25, W Reilly 24/25;
C: K Morgan 22/25, M Sutton 22/25; John
Stewart Reilly Memorial HG Trophy over
events 1-3: L Higgins 125/125.
Southern Yorke Penisula 24 Oct 10
Sunny/Warm 23 (18): 25T SKT I.G.A.
EVERYDAY TROPHYY: B Thompson 21/27,
K Lee 21/31, B.Harrison 20/31; 15T E/O
DB: H Bowman 15/15; 25T IRLAM EXCAVATIONS TROPHY A: G Read 23/25; B: H
Bowman 23/25; C: S Irlam 24/31; 25T Grd
A: G Read 21/25; B: B Thompson 22/25;
C: S Irlam 21/25.
Southern Yorke Peninsula 14 Nov 10
Fine (15):10T E/O: H Bowman 10/10, D
Butler 10/10; 20T D/ D: D Butler 20/21; K
Lee 20/21; 20T DR: A: D Butler 14/20; B:
B Thompson 12/20; C: S Irlam 11/20; 10T
Walk/Up: D Butler 9/10, H Bowman 8/10,
G Read 7/10.
Wilkawatt 14 Nov 10
Overcast & Breezy (14): 100T Murray Mallee
Mongrel MXD Medley CS AA & OA: Don
Beelitz 142/150 . B Lock 141/150; A: C
Windham 140/150, P Rundle 149/160; B:
S Gregor 136/150, M Batten 135/150; C:
D Lock 133/150, I Dunbar 119/150; HG: D
Beelitz 142/150.
Queensland
Bundaberg 6 Nov 10
Hot & steamy 928): 25T SK HC A: R Rehbein
22/25; B: P Bozier 23/25; C: A Collins &
A Bozier 21/25; 25T SK CS OA: R Rehbein
25/25; A: R Rehbein 25/25; B: K Rehbein
22/25; C: A Bozier 20/25; 25T DB CD AA:
R Rehbein, K Perkins, G Mathews 24/25; A:
T Gardner, M Budgen 24/25; B: S Bylsma,
G Christensen 25/25; C: T Rosmalen, J
Archibald, L Pohlner 21/25; 25T SB AA:
K Perkins 23/25; A: B Charteris 24/25; B:
B Morrissy 22/25; C: I Taylor 20/25; 25T
DB PTS CS OA: I Wynyard 75/75; AA: I
Wynyard 75/75; A: D Rudd 73/75; B: R
Howie 72/75; C: B Fisher 64/70; 25T CON’T
AA: R Rehbein 25/25; A: P Rehbein 25/25;
B: T Harker 23/25; C: L Pohlner 24/25; HG:
G Mathews 144/150.
Callide Dawson 17 Oct 10
Fine & Clear (30): 30T Medley 15M AA:
C Polsen 48/50, L Bunker 47/50, J Riggs
43/50; A: C Bennett 49/50, R Holden 45/50,
M Howard & M Elliott 43/50; B: S Pearce &
P DeGit 44/50, S Struss 43/50, G Reynolds
& D Donaldson 42/50; C: R Assman 42/50,
K Holden & T Volkoff 41/50, F Hewitt 38/50;
25T DB 15M AA: J McAlister 25/25, J Riggs
55/56; A: M Elliott 25/25, C Bennett 24/25;
B: P DeGit 24/25, G Reynolds 24/26; C: A
Volkoff 25/25, Z Wass 24/25; 30T CONT
15M AA: C Polsen 28/30, L Bunker 27/31;
A: M Elliott 30/31, J Riggs 29/31; B: D
Donaldson 28/30, J Fairley 26/30; C: R
Assman 30/30, Z Wass 34/36; 25T DB Gr
HC AA: L Bunker 25/26, J McAlister 24/26;
A: Brett Graving 22/25, M Elliott 21/25;
GOLD
COAST
CLAY TARGET CLUB
JANUARY PROGRAMS
Practice 1.00 to 5.00pm most Saturdays
Please note: The club will not be open for practice on
Saturday 1st January or for Sporting on
Sunday 2nd January 2011
Wednesday 5th January
– Night Trap
75 Targets 15m - 7.00 pm Start
Nominations include Hot Supper
Sunday 9th January
– Trap
125 Targets - 4 Events - 9.00 am Start
(Trap Captain: Mike Swale 0418 763168)
Saturday 16th January
– Skeet
125 Targets - Four Graded Events
9.30 am Start
(Skeet Captain: Chris Larsen 0438 797456)
Club 81 Gross Rd Woongoolba Ph 07 5546 1368
www.goldcoastclaytargetclub.com
The Committee reserves the right to alter advertised programs.
Condamine Gun Club
Annual Two Day Shoot
22nd and 23rd January 2011
Saturday 22nd
9.00am Start
Event 1 30T Medley (15DB, 15Pts)
Nom $20
OA Sash & Trophy 1st & 2nd
AA, A, B & C Grades
Event 2 25T Pts Championship
Nom $20
Chair Event
OA Sash & Squatter’s Chair 1 & 2nd
AA, A, B & C Grades
Event 3 50T Condamine Bell DB
Nom $25
Championship
OA Condamine Bell & Trophy, 1st & 2nd
AA, A, B, & C Grades
Saturday Total $65
Sunday 23rd
8.00am Start
Event 4 30T DB Continental
Nom $20
OA – Sash & Trophy, 1st & 2nd
AA, A, B, & C Grades
Event 5 30T “Condamine Bell”
Nom $20
SB Championship
OA Condamine Bell & Trophy,
1st & 2nd AA, A, B & C Grades
Event 6 20Pr Double Rise
Nom $30
OA Sash & Trophy, 1st & 2nd
AA, A, B & C Grades
Sunday Total $70
TOTAL NOMINATIONS $135
60% nominations for Veterans, Ladies and Juniors
Shooting the whole program
High Guns Squatter’s Chair and Sash
OA, AA, A, B, C grades
Trophies Ladies, Veterans and Juniors
Buffet Dinner at the Club House on Saturday Night
Camping Facilities Available on the Grounds
Checkout our webpage for all of our sponsors names
and any extra information as it becomes available
http://www.combinedctc.com/Condamine.html
Other Accommodation Options
Condamine Hotel Ph (07) 4627 7219;
Condamine Caravan Park Ph (07) 4627 7179;
Golden West Motor Inn Miles Ph (07) 4627 1688;
Starline Motel Miles Ph (07) 4627 1322;
Outback Motel Miles Ph (07) 4627 2100;
Miles Motel Ph (07) 4627 2022;
Windsor Hotel Miles Ph (07) 4627 1159;
Nelgai Farm B&B (07) 4627 7124
President: Clayton Cusack (07) 4627 7009
Secretary: Luke Philp (07) 4628 1299
The Committee Reserves the Right to Alter the Program
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KINGAROY CLAY TARGET CLUB
Two Day Annual
4th 5th 6th February 2011
Incorporating 50 Target State Night Points Championships (Friday Night)
Friday 4th February 2011 Commencing 7pm
Event 1 50 Target State Night Points Championships ($35)
Sponsored by Maxisports
Saturday 5th February 2011 Commencing 9.30am
Event 2 30 Target Medley
Event 3 30 Target Points Score Championship
Sponsored by Ken Mills Toyota
Event 4 50 Target Continental Championship
Sponsored by Pioneer Seeds & FarmOz Chemicals
Sunday 6th February 2011 Commencing 8.30am
Event 5 30 Target Double Barrel Championships
Sponsored by Thorp’s Jewellers
Event 6 30 Target Handicap
Event 7 15 Pair Double Rise
Sponsored by BGA Agri-Services.
Noms Open $130, Lad/Vet/Jun $90 (Excluding Event 1)
HIGH GUNS (Overall High Guns Events 2-7)
High Gun Sponsors: Ken Anderssens Fruit Mart, Col Otto Evaluations,
Qld Police Clay Target Club, Cr Damian Tessman.
Sash for Overall, First and Second on each event Handicap event 1st – 4th
Camping available Powered sites (Supported by Ergon Energy),
Showers, Bar and kitchen.
Practice from 3pm on Friday.
Breakfast available Saturday & Sunday
Saturday night meal at clubhouse in conjunction with Calcutta.
Contact: Gary Brown 0417 922 860 (President) or
Peter Powne 0427 256 197 (Secretary)
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B: G Reynolds 24/25, D Donaldson 23/25;
C: T Volkoff 32/34, K Holden 31/34.; 15Pr
DR 15M AA: C Polsen 25/30, R Woodrow
21/30; A: M Elliott 24/30, J Riggs 22/30;
B: G Reynolds 19/30, P Degit 18/30; C: A
Volkoff 22/30, F Hewitt 20/30.
Callide Dawson 21 Nov 10
Showers & Cool (21): 25T DB E/O 15M AA:
M Burnett & L Bunker 25/25, C Polsen &
F Robinson 24/25; A: M Elliott 24/25, M
Howard & J Riggs 23/25; B: J Fairley 25/25,
W Waldron 20/25; C: R Assman & Z Wass
23/25, K Holden 21/25; 30T DB Pts 15M
AA: C Polsen 89/90, F Robinson 87/90; A:
M Elliott 84/90, C Bennett 82/90; B: W
Waldron 84/90, P deGit 82/90; C: R Assman
75/90, Z Wass 66/90; 25T SB 15M AA: L
Bunker 24/25, C Barletta 22/25; A: J Riggs
23/25, M Elliott 22/25; B: S Pearce 27/31, P
DeGit 26/31; C: K Holden 21/25, R Assman
20/25; 25T DB CONT 15M AA: C Polsen
25/25, L Bunker 32/33; A: M Howard
24/25, M Elliott 23/25; B: J Fairley 25/27,
W Waldron 24/27; C: R Assman 23/25, Z
Wass 22/25; 20T Walkback AA: M Burnett
16/20, L Bunker 15/20; A: M Elliott 18/20,
C Bennett 15/20; B: S Pearce 17/20, J Fairley
15/20; C: R Assman 13/20, L Batin 12/20.
Charters Towers 3 Oct 10
Fine/Warm (30): SKT S/S: G Davis, J Davis, J
Davis, G Archer 25/25; 25T DB AA: R Linton,
P Dury 24/25; A: N Sinclair, R Hunter 25/25;
B: N Giddy, G Bennett, R Peno 24/25; C:
W Masters 24/25, S Goss 23/25; 25T PS
AA: G Facer, R Linton 70/75; A: G Archer
74/75, R Hunter 73/75; B: N Giddy 75/75, B
Hembrow 74/75; C: G Kent 69/75, B Davis,
S Goss 66/75; 25T CONT AA: P Dury 25/25,
I Turner 24/25; A: D Killick 25/25, R Hunter
24/25; B: Edwards 25/25, N Young 24/25;
C: W Masters, J Dunstone 23/25; 25T HC
CONT: S Goss, J Dunstone, W Read.
Cloncurry 24 Oct 10
Warm & windy (17): 25T DB AA: W Reeves
25/25, S Curley 24/25; A: R Cusack 24/25, J
Molloy 26/28; B: R Gough 23/25, B Bentley
22/25; C: G Kent 23/25, K Richards 22/27;
25T SB AA: C Wilson 25/25, W Reeves & S
Curley 24/25; A: D Reeves 22/25, R Cusack
21/25; B: R Gough 23/25, B Bentley 14/25;
C: D Marriott 21/25, E Robinson 19/25;
25T PS AA: S Curley 75/75, C Wilson 73/75;
A: D Reeves 72/75, R Cusack 69/75; B:
R Gough 67/75, B Bentley 64/75; C: D
Marriott 63/75, G Kent 61/75; 25T DB
AA: W Reeves & S Curley 25/25; A: J Molloy
24/25, D Reeves 23/25; B: R Gough 20/25,
B Bentley 17/25; C: D Marriott 21/25, G
Kent 18/25.
Dysart 7 Nov 10
Overcast (9): 30T DB: E Bates 29/30, M
Fuller 28/30, K Parkinson 28/30, S Millar
27/30; 25T PS: S Millar 74/75, T Davey
73/75, K Parkinson 72/75; 25T SB: K Parkinson 23/25, T Davey 22/25, E Bates 21/25;
10 Pr D/R: E Bates 19/20, M Fuller 16/20,
K Parkinson 14/20.
Goondiwindi 14 Nov 10
50T DB HC: M Winning 47/50, K Whifield
47/50, R Carrigan 47/50, S Winning 47/50;
75T Medley 25T DB, 25PS, 25T CONT AA:
T Rogers 124/125, J Turner 121/125; A:
R Carrigan 121/125, J Peters 121/125, A
Hoffmann 116/125; B: B Farlow 119/125,
G Thwaite 117/125, M Winning 114/125;
C: S Winning 108/125, I Winning 108/125,
K Whitfield 107/125; HG AA: T Rogers
169/175; A: R Carrigan 168/175; B: B
Farlow 163/175; C: S Winning 155/175.
Kingaroy 7 Nov 10
Fine (19): 100T Medley sponsored by
Kingaroy Mower Centre: OA: C Tanner
95/100; AA: P Clarkson 135/142, Col
Gurski 134/142; A: P Smith 94/100, N
Tessman 89/100; B: M Behm 94/100, R
Brittain 100/108; C: C Otto 78/100, B
Fyfee 72/100.
Normanton 23 Oct 10
Warm & windy (16):25T DB AA: W Reeves
25/25; A: D Reeves 25/25; B: D Edwards
25/25; C: T Robinson 24/25; 25T SB: F
Johnson 23/25, D Reeves 22/25, B Payne &
S Carter 21/25; 25T SKT HC: S Over 25/25,
W Reeves 24/25, D Edwards 21/25; 25T PS
AA: W Reeves 74/75; A: D Reeves 69/75 . B:
S Carter 70/75; C: B Payne 66/75.
Rockhampton 6 Nov 10
Fine Night /Overcast Day (60/72):25T CZ
Night PS CS OA: S Dolan 94/99; AA: T
Moore 91/99, GMcPherson 72/75; A: N
Busteed 76/78, L Thompson 72/75; B: K
Mott 71/75, G Reynolds 70/75; C: K Green
65/75, J Gordon 64/75; 25 T CZ Night CONT
CS OA: F Robinson 68/68; AA: J Maxwell
37/38, V Hyde 28/29; A: M Hetherington
67/68, A Olive 35/36; B: A Bianchi 27/28,
A Allenby 26/28; C: F Hewitt 24/25, A Bell
23/25; 25T PS CD AA: P Crook, A Dallas,
B Harrison, J Maxwell, S Moore & R Olive
74/75; A: F Robinson, L Chelepy 74/75; B:
N Warnock , SMoore 70/75; C: J Gordon
72/75, R Fisher 69/75; 100T DB (Darby
Milner Memorial) OA: R Olive 119/119;AA:
J Maxwell 172/173, L Bunker 171/173; A: T
Olive 118/119, L Thompson 102/103; B: A
Volkoff 102/104, G Reynolds 101/104; C:
F Hewitt 93/100, TLamb 92/100; HG C: A
Volkoff 245/275; B: G Reynolds 258/275;
A: S Dolan 266/275; AA: L Bunker 267/275;
OA: T Moore 269/275.
South East Zone 30 Oct 10
Fine & cool (94): 25T DB CD AA: 19 possibles A: T Rogers 25, F Cilli 25, G Morgan 25,
K Bourke 25; B: K.Green 25, J Gerrard 25, D
Newberry 25; C: N Davis 23, K Radford 23;
25T SB CS OA: S Cannazzaro 31/31; AA: D
Cacciopolli 30/31, M Ford 25/26; A: J Reid
29/30, B Weedon 33/35; B: D Harwood
30/32, K Green 29/32; C: D Green 21/25,
H Finch 19/25; 30T Medley OA: D Stevens
199/200; AA: M Swale 198/200, S Trafford
146/150; A: S Cannazzaro 50/50, B Weedon
72/75; B: D Newberry 50/50, K Green
49/50; C: D Musumeci 46/50, D Green
45/50; 25T DB CS OA: D Stevens 222/222;
AA: D Cacciopolli 221/222, N Cracknell
103/104; A: B Brown 88/89, G. Langridge
46/47; B: D Newberry 39/40, C Power
28/29; C: H Finch 23/25, D Musumeci
26/29; 15Pr D/R CS OA: D Cacciopolli
29/30; AA: D Stevens 38/40, M Ford 35/40;
A: T Rogers 27/30, S Puglisi 32/40; B: D
Newberry 36/40, J Belleri 25/30; C: N Davis
24/30, D Musumeci 20/30; 25T PS CS OA:
R Dean 192/192; AA: T Ryder 101/192, D
Cacciopolli 119/120; A: G Langridge 92/93,
D Young 95/96; B: D.Harwood 73/75, D
Conduit 78/81; C: N Davis 66/75, D Green
65/75; 30T CONT OA: S Weeden 134/134;
AA: D Cacciopolli 133/134, A Uphill 91/92;
A: W Mattarollo 34/34, J Reid 33/34; B: J
Belleri 30/30, C Power 32/33; C: H Finch
28/31, D Musumeci 27/32; HG OA: D Cacciopolli 256; AA: D Stevens 254; A: T Rogers
246; B: D Newberry 240; C: N Davis 210;
LAD: D Young 235; JNR: T Costanzo 227;
VET: B Weedon 239.
Teelba 23 Oct 2010
Fine (30): 30T Medley 15T DB 15T PS OA:
C Ingleton 74/75; AA: V Moore 67/69, R
Woodrow 61/63; A: W Newton 61/63,
K McGuire 60/63; B: D Cameron 71/75,
B Lasker 58/60; C: M Carracher 51/60; J
Cameron 55/66; 50T DB OA: P McDougall 89/89; AA: C Cusack 49/50, V Moore
49/51; A: W Newton 88/89, J Coggan 69/70;
B: J Dolling 48/50, R Carracher 50/53; C: J
Cameron 43/50, S Pile 44/53; 30T CONT
OA: G Moore 68/68; AA: P McDougall
67/68, R Woodrow 42/43; A: D Cameron
41/41, G Colson 40/41; B: C Ingleton 29/30,
B Bryant 27/30; C: J Mulckey 29/30, M Carracher 28/30; 30T PS OA: D Cameron 94/96;
A: R Woodrow 93/96, C Cusack 86/90; A:
D Cameron 86/90, W Newton 85/90; B: J
Dolling 87/90, C Ingleton 86/90; C: B Collins
83/90, M Carracher 81/90; 30T SB OA: V
Moore 39/41; AA: B Pile 38/41, C Cusack
27/30; A: K McGuire 29/31, J Coggan 28/30;
B: C Ingleton 29/31, A Banyer 28/30; C: J
Thorn 24/30, M Carracher 26/33; 15Pr
D/R OA: R Woodrow 26/30; AA: C Cusack
25/30, M Collins 39/48; A: W Newton
25/30, J Penfold 30/40; B: A Banyer 18/30,
R Carracher 24/40; C: J Thorn 18/30 M Carracher 24/40; JNR HG: S Pile 200/290; LAD
HG: V Moore 271/290; VET HG: B Bryant
222/290; C HG: M Carracher 237/290; BG:
D Cameron 269/290; A HG: W Newton
264/290; AA HG: C Cusack 271/290; OA
HG: R Woodrow 274/290; McTAGGART
SHIELD: M Carracher.
Teelba 23 Oct 10
Fine (30): 30T Medley (15T DB,15T PS)
Robin Loy Memorial
WARWICK CLAY TARGET CLUB - SUNDAY 6TH FEBRUARY 2011 - 9:00am
Event 1
Graham Steven's Windscreens
25 Target Double Barrel
Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade
Nom. $12.50
__________________
Event 2
Queensland Gun Exchange
25 Target D/B Pointscore
Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade
Nom. $12.50
Event 3
Robin Loy Memorial
30 Pair Double Rise
Sash & *Engel Eclipse : 1st each grade
Trophy : 2nd each grade
Nom. $20.00
Proudly Sponsored by
the Loy Family.
4 layouts
laporte traps
canterbury phono pulls
corsivia fluro targets
all events 15 metres
bbq lunch & afternoon tea
nominations (open) $45
(ladies, vets, juniors) $40
* Engel Eclipse
38 Litre Chest Fridge / Freezer
RRP : $999
President : Michael Loy 0429 617 624 - Post : Secretary, Warwick Clay Target Club Inc., P.O.Box 261, Warwick, Q'ld., 4370.
www.warwickgunclub.com.au - Email : [email protected]
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OA: C Ingleton 74/75; AA: V Moore
67/69, R Woodrow 61/63; A: W Newton
61/63, K McGuire 60/63; B: D Cameron
71/75, B Lasker 58/60; C: M Carracher
51/60, J Cameron 55/66;50T DB OA: P
McDougall 89/89; AA: C Cusack 49/50,
V Moore 49/51; A: W Newton 88/89, J
Coggan 69/70; B: J Dolling 48/50, R Carracher 50/53; C: J Cameron 43/50, S Pile
44/53;30T CONT OA: G Moore 68/68; AA:
P McDougall 67/68, R Woodrow 42/43; A:
D Cameron 41/41, G Colson . B: C Ingleton
29/30, B Bryant 27/30; C: J Mulckey 29/30,
M Carracher 28/30; 30T PS OA: D Cameron
94/96; AA: R Woodrow 93/96, C Cusack
86/90; A: D Cameron 86/90, W Newton
85/90; B: J Dolling 87/90, C Ingleton 86/90;
C: B Collins 83/90, M Carracher 81/90; 30T
SB OA: V Moore 39/41; AA: B Pile 38/41,
C Cusack 27/30; A: K McGuire 29/31, J
Coggan 28/30; B: C Ingleton 29/31, A
Banyer 28/30; C: J Thorn 24/30, M Carracher
26/33; 15 Pr D/R OA: R Woodrow 26/30;
AA: C Cusack 25/30, M Collins 39/48; A:
W Newton 25/30, J Penfold 30/40; B: A
Banyer 18/30, R Carracher 24/40; C: J Thorn
18/30, M Carracher 24/40; JNR HG: S Pile
200/290; LAD HG: V Moore 271/290; VET
HG: B Bryant 222/290; C HG: M Carracher
237/290; B HG: D Cameron 269/290; A
HG: W Newton 264/290; AA HG: C Cusack
271/290; OA HG: R Woodrow 247/290;
Wooden Spoon: S Salter; McTAGGART
SHIELD: M Carracher.
Toogoolawah 24 Oct 10
Fine Warm (31): 100T MED, 50T DB, 50T
PS AA: D Reynolds 199/200, D Johnson
191/200; A: G Langridge 192/200, J
Kennedy 190/200; B: D Harwood 189/200,
D Shepherd 186/200; C: I Boycon 172/200,
T Collins 163/200; LAD: A Gordon 135/200;
VET: J Edmonds 186/200; JNR: L Langridge
173/200.
Toowoomba 23 Oct 10
Sunny and warm (24): 50T 12G SKT OA:
D Dundon 49/50; AA: L Edwards 48/50,
M Barton 47/50; A: N Dimmick 53/56,
M Denton 52/56; B: P Bozier 47/50, D
Moon 42/50; C: C Gray 44/50, A Bozier
43/52; 50T 28G SKT & 12G SKT 28G AA:
D Dundon 50/50; A: G Petrou 50/50; B: P
Bozier 39/50; C: A Bozier 36/50; 12G: A:
L Edwards 50/50; B: P Moloney 49/50; C:
B Fawcett 41/50; 50T 20G SKT &12G SKT
20G AA: D Michie 53/54; D Dundon 54/56;
A: A Mason 52/54; B: P Bozier 43/50; C: A
Bozier 41/50; 12G AA: M Fanning 49/50; A:
M Denton 46/50; B: P Moloney 48/50; C: B
Fawcett 39/50; 50T 410G SKT & 12G SKT
410G AA: D Dundon 48/50; A: A Mason
46/50; B: P Bozier 28/50; C: A Bozier 39/50;
12G AA: M Barton 47/50; B: P Moloney
48/50; C: D Charlesworth 43/50.
Toowoomba 13 Nov 10
(66): 30T CONT OA: R Dean 38/38; AA:
D Stevens 37/38, G Newey 32/33; A: A
Allenby 34/35, J Gerrard 53/54; B: K Green
30/30, S Brereton 37/39; C: A Mason
26/30, B Collins 25/30, 30T PS OA: K
Simpson 88/90; AA: D Johnson 96/99,
R Drews 93/99; A: H Dean 103/108, N
Fleming 101/108; B: K Penfold 87/90, V
Nolan 91/96; C: N Davis 82/90, A Mason
79/90; 30T DB OA: P Pearce. 108/108; AA:
B Pile 107/108, R Dean 60/61; A: A Allenby
36/37, M Barton 32/33; B: S Brereton
34/35, C Gray 33/35; C: A Mason 32/33, J
Segond von Banchet 31/33; 30T SB OA: S
Whitehead 32/32; AA: P Westbury 32/33, R
Dean 40/41; A: A Denton 36/38, B Zillman
35/38; B: B Battle 28/30, C Gray 27/30;
C: A Rudd 28/35, J Segond von Banchet
27/35; 50T HC: C Porteus 49/50, A Allenby
48/50, S Whitehead 48/50, J Segond von
Banchet 48/50; AA: B Pile 48/50, C Allen
48/50; 15PR DR OA: K Nealon 38/40; AA:
D Caccioppoli 37/40, D Stevens 28/30; A: K
McGuire 35/40, B Zillman 42/50; B: C Allan
26/30, K Penfold 34/40; C: J Segond von
Banchet 20/30, A Rudd 27/40; HG OA: K
Nealon 246/260; AA: D Stevens 245/260, A:
A Allenby 242/260; B: K Penfold 236/260;
C: J Dean 217/260; LAD: J Allan 234/260;
Moonie Annual Shoot
19th & 20th February 2011
Saturday 10.00am start
Evt 1 25t DB Sweeps
Evt 2 25t Points Score
Evt 3 25t Single Barrel
Evt 4 50t Continental
Saturday Night three course meal and Sunday
morning breakfast at Moonie Sports’ Club
Sunday 9.00am start
Evt 5 25t DB Sweeps
Evt 6 50t Medley (25DB & 25Pts)
Evt 7 25t Fixed Meterage
AA – 21, A – 19, B – 17, C – 15
All events paid 1 & 2 in all grades. Handicap 1 – 5
High Guns all grades
Ladies, Veterans & Juniors if 3 or more
Shade over the lanes for shooters.
Noms $130.00
Accommodation available Moonie Motel 07 4665 0200
Phone: Phil Egan 07 4665 0230
Donald Cameron 07 4665 0141
JNR: C Allan 231/260, VET: M Barton
226/260.
Townsville 17 Oct 10
Cloudy and Fine (56):36T S/C under Lewis
System: N Benson 29/36, D Zammitt, P
Dury, G Reeves 25/36. C Davis ,D Bailey, B
Bullick 25/36, J Dunstone 22/36, J Saville,
B Miller, R MacCormack, A Mosatto, P
Giardino, S Rosendahl 21/36; 72T S/C under
Lewis System: B Taylor 60/72, N Benson & W
Benson 58/72, B Bullick 55/72, R Hunter,
J Davis, R Carty 50/72, J Dunstone & N
Beale 46/72, P Cox, D Zammitt, T Vincenzi,
D Bailey 45/72.
Warwick 7 Nov 10
Windy at times (51): 25T PS CD AA: C
Schoenfisch 72/75; A: R Auger 74/75, J
Loy 74/75; B: M Loy 74/75; C: R Boyes
70/75; 25T DB AA: D Tattam 35/35, C
Schoenfisch 34/35; A: N Flemming 29/29,
L Johnson 28/29; B: D Conduit 25/25, K
Rowling 33/35; C:R Boyes 24/25, John
Dean 25/27; 25T SB AA: D Tattam 25/25,
C Schoenfisch 34/35; A: L Johnson 24/26, J
Kennedy 23/26; B: K Rowling 23/25, M Loy
24/27; C: D Green 23/25, M Loy 22/26; 25T
DB HC: T Rogers 38/38, W Eastwell 37/38,
L Johnson 31/32, D Conduit 41/42.
Victoria
Alexandra 7 Nov 10
Fine to start, storms to finish (40): 20T
SB OA & A: R Judd 20/21; AA: T Rohrlach
20/22; B: D Kirley 19/21; C: L Doyle 18/22;
20T DB “Old Trout Opening” OA & AA: A
Kirley 102/103, Steve Wells 25/26; B: R
Stewart 29/30; C: R Kirley 18/20; 15T
DB CONT OA & B: P Grant 22/22; AA: R
Burgess 35/37; A: W Forrest 18/19; C: C
Petersen 21/22; 10 Pr D/D: A & D Kirley
22/22; M & H Ward 21/22.
Beaufort 19 Nov 10
Mild (34): B Foreman Memorial CS OA &
A: W Medwell 54/54, B Preston, AA: G Hargreaves 50/5, AA: M Cocks; B: P Falkinder
30/31, B Dowsing 30/31; C: D Sandwith
29/30, A Vincent 27/30; 30T PS OA & AA:
L Cook 89/90, M Cocks 87/90; A: J Kerr
88/90, W Medwell 86/90; B: P Falkinder
82/90, D Long 80/90; C: A Vincent 79/90, G
Moorby 70/90; HG: L Cook 119/120; 2010
Aggregate OA: W Medwell.
Boort 3 Oct 10
Fine; 10T PS E/O: T Moroni, W Whitehead
& L Saunders all 30/30; DB CS OA & AA:
R Ross 65/65, T Maroni 64/65; I Phillops
47/48, G Elliot 30/31; B: M Chalmers
26/27, B L Saunders 25/27; D Shephard
19/25, G Quinton 17/25; 25T HC: C Dalrymple, I Phillops,W Whitehead.
Boort 7 Oct 10
Warm, threatening showers, no significant
rain. (20): 10T PS E/O: C Dalrymple, D Cox
30/30;25T PS DB CS OA & A: D Cox 90/90,
D Oats 89/90; AA: R McKinnon 74/75; B: L
Saunders 74/75, L Wooley 73/75; C: R Algie
69/75, D Shephard 64/65; 25T DB CS OA &
AA: D Cox 87/88, R McKinnon; B: L Wooley
JANUARY 2011
BAIRNSDALE SATURDAY 1ST JANUARY
100tgt Ironman Medley
25tgt D/B Pts S/B & Cont, AA,A,B &C 1-2
WONTHAGGI 1ST JANUARY
Wonthaggi 100
100tgt D/B, AA,A,B &C 1-2
TRARALGON UNDAY JANUARY 2ND
New Year shoot
90tgt D/B, AA,A,B &C 1-2
FOSTER SATURDAY 8TH JANUARY
Budge Shield
5tgt Pts H/cap
25tgt H/cap 1,2,3, b/m & f/m
40tgt D/B AA,A,B &C 1-2
MORWELL SATURDAY 15TH JANUARY
45tgt D/B cont
45tgt D/B C/ship
All events AA, A, B, C 1-2
KORUMBURRA SATURDAY 22ND JANUARY
50tgt Pts
50tgt D/B
All events AA, A, B, C 1-2
TRARALGON SATURDAY JANUARY 29TH
Budge Shield
5tgt Pts H/cap
25tgt H/cap 1,2,3, b/m & f/m
45tgt D/B AA,A,B &C 1-2
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SOUTHERN
PENINSULA
JANUARY 2011
MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
Melways 146 A11
Saturday Jan 8th 12.30 pm Start
10 Tgt Points E/O
Sonny Cross Memorial Championship
100 Tgt D/Barrel Sash Event
Practice Friday 4pm-6pm BBQ afterwards
Contact Lance Cazalay 0417 587 726
http://www.morningtonclaytarget.cjb .net
NEPEAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
Melways 259 F2
Saturday Jan 15th 12.30pm Start
10 Tgt Eye Opener
75 Tgt Medley 25 S/B + 25 D/B + 25 Points
25 Tgt Continental
Practice Thursdays 4pm-7pm BBQ afterwards
Note: A door prize of free nominations for the next time you visit Nepean will
be open to all shooters of the full program. Drawn at presentations and you
must be in attendance or there will be a redraw
Contact Club Secretary Karen Bradbury 0409 025 767
http://www.nepeanclaytargetclub.com/
86/87, C Dalrymple 29/31; C: D Shephard
55/56, N Woolhouse.
Callawadda/Stawell 31 Oct 10
Overcast but fine (32): 75T Sanders Seedcleaning Ch /Ch OA: W Hawker 173/175;
AA: C Dunn 147/150, T Hughes 121/125;
A: M Hall 119/125, W Coates 118/125; B:
G James 169/175, G Grant 118/125; C:
D Pollock 97/125, S Wallis 95/125; 25T
Johnsons Merchandise HP: C Jorgensen
33/34, W Coates 32/34; M Wallis 27/29,
A McKnight 29/31; OA J & A Fencing HG:
G James 172/175.
Callawadda/Stawell 20 Nov 10
Sunny (23): 25T PS CS O/A: R Jorgensen
75/75; AA: J Hemley 74/75, T Hughes & C
Dunn 72/75; A: R Jorgensen 75/75, G James;
B: G Grant 71/78, M Williams 70/78; C: A
Jorgensen 71/75, G Cray 67/75; 25T Night
SB CS O/A & AA: T Hughes 25/25, R Black;
A: L Gibson 24/25, T Foster 22/25; B: G
Strauss 22/25, K Mulvenney 21/25; C: A
Jorgensen 21/26, G Cray 20/26; 25T Night
DB CS O/A & AA: J Hawker 57/57, T Hughes
30/31; A: W Jorgensen 56/57, R Jorgensen
29/30; B: K Mulvenney 24/25, M Williams
23/25; C: G Cray 22/25, A Jorgensen 21/25;
J & A Fencing HG: T Hughes 122/125.
Castlemaine 2 Nov 10
Overcast (52): 25T DB CS OA & A: N Frankling 89/89, L Watts 50/51; AA: R Mckinnon
81/82, T Moroni 78/79; B: M Schaper
88/89, J Bale 45/46; C: J Hogg 27/29, G
Hobbs 26/29; 25T SB OA & AA: C Dunn
25/25, C Langridge 32/33; A: C Penno
27/28, D Oates 26/28; B: G Olgvie 23/25, A
Bamfield 29/31; C: J Hogg 31/35, G Hobbs
20/21; 25T PS OA & A: J Aitken 87/87, D
Richardson 77/78; AA: C Langridge 84/87,
N Morrison 77/78; B: M Schaper 79/84, M
Spencer 76/79; C: J Hogg 71/75, G Hobbs
71/78; LAD OA: T Hogg 110/125; JNR OA: J
Aitken 122/125; C OA: J Hogg 98/125; HG:
C Langridge 124/125.
Central Wimmera 29 Oct 10
Light rain and warm: 20T DB Twilight CD
AA: N Sharrock,C Dunn, A Bolwell 20/20;
A: R Hounsell 20/20, R Papst 18/20; B:
M Williams, B Joy, G James 19/20; C: L
Niewand 17/20; 30T North West Zone
Night CONT PS CS AA & OA: A Bolwell
90/90, C Kelly 87/90; A: R Hounsell 84/90,
W Jorgensen 74/90; B: G James 87/90,
M Williams 82/90; C: L Niewand 68/90;
HG AA: A Bolwell 110/110; A: R Hounsell
104/110; B: G James 106/110; C: L Niewand
85/110.
Central Wimmera 7 Nov 10
Sunny, overcast, windy, showers. (41);
54T Horsham Clay Pigeon Club Anniversary Championship AA & OA: R Lehmann
80/80, C Kelly 77/80; A: S Cuttler 70/71,
K Pitt 69/70; B: S Wombwell 57/62, G
Strauss 74/80; C: N Dobbins 58/62, D
Jackway 57/62; 30T Sharrock HC: G James
30/30, R Duthie 41/42, A McNight 40/42,
R Lehmann,W Hawker 34/35; 30T R Butler
Memorial DB CS AA & OA: A Pollock
120/120, R Black 117/120; A: R Hounsell
53/54, S Cuttler 42/43; B: D Harris 29/30,
S Wombwell 34/36; C: L Niewand 26/30,
D Jackway 25/30; HG AA: R Lehmann & R
Duthie 120/122; A: P Winser 117/122; B: S
Wombwell 112/122; C: D Jackway 10/122;
LAD: L Hawker 117/122; JNR: J Bone
92/122; VET: T Foster 115/122.
Colbinabbin 24 Oct 10
Fine (30): 20T PS CD AA: B Vogelzang, R
Felmingham 30/30; A: R Traill, Q Edwards,
C Burns, I Phillips 30/30; B: D pearce 29/30;
C: B Clarke 27/30; 20T DB CS OA & AA: W
Kelvy 129/129; A: D Cox 73/74; B: J Kelly
22/23; C: C Repocholi 19/20; 15T HC: D
Cox 16/16, H Ward 15/16, D Pearce 25/26;
40T N.E. Zone CS OA &AA: W Humphries
70/72; A: C Burns 65/72; B: H Ward 55/60;
C: B Clark 59/72.
Euroa 23 Oct 10
Day Sunny - Night Cold & Windy (29): 10T
PS AA & OA: A Rohrlach 66/66; A: L Fitzpatrick 65/66; B: D Collihole 29/30; C: A
Box 29/33; 10T HC: I Elder 11/11, C Asquith
10/11, L Fitzpatrick 15/16; B/M: A Rohrlach
14/16; 10T SB A & OA: D Luelf 12/12; AA:
North East Zone/ V.C.T.A.
JANUARY 2011 PROGRAM
Saturday 1st
Bendigo 11.00am
75tgt Sporting Clays C/ship,
Sunday 2nd
Alexandra 12.00 noon
20tgt New Year Cont c/ship,
20tgt John & Anne Grice Memorial
H/cap,
20tgt D/B Gr Trophy
Highland Shield (Alex, Mansfield
& Euroa)
Numurkah Shepparton 12.00 noon
80tgt Medley, 30 D/B, 30 P/S,
20 B/T
10tgt Club H/cap
Yarrawonga 11am
10tgt P/S e/o
45tgt Medley
25tgt D/B C/ship
Sunday 9th
Echuca 11.00 am
25tgt B/T Gr C/ship
25tgt H/Cap
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25tgt D/B Gr C/ship
10tgt Club Mug
Skeet available from 10am
Sunday 16th
Deniliquin 12.00 noon
15tgt P/S Gr C/D
30tgt D/B C/ship
40tgt M/T C/ship D/B,S/B,
P/S,D/R
10tgt Club H/cap
Mansfield 12noon
75tg5t Gr Ch/Ch
25tgt Tower D/B Gr C/ship
Rutherglen 11am
10tgt P/S E/O C/D
40tgt P/S c/ship
30tgt Cont C/D
Sunday 23rd
Colbinabbin 1pm
20tgt P/S Gr C/D
20tgt Red Cross S/B c/ship
15tgt H/Cap
25tgt Red Cross D/B C/ship
Wednesday 26th
Bendigo 10am
Australia Day Shoot
See Club advertisement this issue
Friday 28th
Mathoura 7pm
10tgt D/B C/D
5pr D/D C/D
20pr NEZ Night D/D
10tgt P/S C/D ABC
Euroa 6.30pm
20tgt Twilight P/S c/ship
25tgt Night NEZ D/B c/ship
25tgt Night NEZ D/B Cont C/ship
Saturday 29th
St James 1pm
10tgt Cont C/D
50tgt NEZ Cont C/ship
15tgt H/cap
Sunday 30th
Echuca 11am
50tgt Skeet C/ship
50tgt Skeet Doubles
Trap practice
IT’S ON AGAIN
Wednesday 26th January 2011
Saturday 29th January, Starts 10am sharp
(Practice from 9:30)
Start – 9.30 sharp
Practice from 8.30am
EVENT 1:
Noms $20 LJV $15
25 Tgt Australia Day
Pointscore Championship
Graded O/A, AA, A, B, C
1st each Grade – Microwave Oven - Value $150
2nd – Banquet Frypan - Value $70
EVENT 2:
Noms $25
25 Tgt Australia Day Handicap
1st - $500
2nd - $250
3rd - $150
4th - $100
5th - $50
EVENT 3:
Shot Over 4 Layouts
Using WHITE FLYER TARGETS
Event 1 GUNS
50 Targets Shot as 25 D/B, 25 P/S
O/A .22 Rifle, Gun Bag, Scope
& O/A SASH
(O/A Does not take grade)
Grades AA, A, B, C
1st .22 Rifle & SASH
2nd .177 Air Rifle
Noms $20 LJV $15
Single Barrel Championship
1st each Grade – case shotshells
2nd – ½ case shotshells
Kindly Sponsored by Corsivia GB
EVENT 4:
10 GUNS
13 SLABS OF SHELLS
$500 CASH
10 SASHES
Dog trap Creek 100 Targets
Noms $20 LJV $15
Double Barrel Championship
1st Each Grade –
Samsung Digital Camera - Value $160
2nd – Bench Top Oven - Value $90
Kindly Sponsored by
“Danny Clapp – The Good Guys”.
Overall High Gun
- Sash & Microwave Oven
Ladies, Junior & Veteran
High Gun trophy
Please Note: O/A takes Grade
in each Championship
President: Glenn G Woodhatch - 0429 40 1122
Secretary: Brendan Moroni - 54488208
Event 2 AMMO
50 Targets Shot as 25 D/B, 25 P/S
O/A 500 Spartan Shells
& O/A SASH
Grades AA, A, B, C
1st 500 Spartan Shells & SASH
2nd 250 Spartan Shells
HIGH GUNS
RAFFLE
Graded AA, A, B, C,
Ladies, Veterans
& Juniors
1st .177 ARMED
Air Rifle
2nd 250 Shells
Shoot the program clean for your share in
$500 CA$H
(Divided if more than one)
Donated By Bill & Andrea Jorgensen
SASHES Donated by
Tim Hughes, Chris & Nic Jorgensen
TOTAL NOMS $83, Red. $77
Includes lucky shooter draw
($1 per shooter goes to one lucky shooter that competes in
all events must be present at presentations or redrawn)
HOSPITALITY – AMMUNITION – FULL CATERING
Location: 26km on Stawell-Donald Rd, Callawadda.
Contact: Secretary,
Colin Dunn - 0427 348 232 A/H 53582723
The committee reserves the right to alter the programme
and prizes if required.
Committee reserve the right to alter or modify the
event if necessary
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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
JANUARY PROGRAM
All Events - Less than 5 entrants per grade no 2nd place.
The committee reserves the right to alter the program
Sunday 2nd
12.00 pm Start
Event 1 10 Tgt Single Barrel E/O
Cash Divide
Event 2
$5.00
$40.00
Ash & Bond
Memorial Shield
100 Tgt Points Score
Championship
O/All $150 Cash
1st $100 2nd $50 in the grades
Event 3 100 Tgt Skeet
- AA A B C Trophy
$36.00
Victoria Rd, Lilydale 3140
PH: 03 9739-1771 FAX: 03 9739-1773
www.melbournegunclub.com.au
JANUARY 2011
SATURDAY JANUARY 8TH
Yarra Valley Classic Trench
- see separate advert ADULT
30 Tgt Points Score Cash Divide
AA,A,B,C
30 Tgt Double Barrel Championship
AA,A,B,C
10 Pair Double Rise
AA,A,B,C
100 Tgt Skeet Championship
AA,A,B,C
50 Tgt 5 Stand Sporting
AA,A,B,C. Vet
JNR
$15
$9
$15
$9
$12
$6
$34 $26
$24 $15
75 Tgt Melbourne Field and Game
SATURDAY JANUARY 22ND
Sunday 16th
12.00 pm Start
Event 1 15 Pr Double Rise
- AA A B & C
$15.00
Event 2 25 Tgt Handicap
- 1st 2nd 3rd 4th
$12.00
Event 3 50 Tgt Double Barrel
- AA A B & C
$23.00
Event 4 50 Tgt Skeet
- AA A B & C Trophy
$15.00
Event 5 50 Tgt Skeet Doubles
- AA A B & C Trophy
$10.00
Visit our website for up to date
information, shoot calendar and results
www.factc.com.au
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MELBOURNE
GUN CLUB
AA,A,B,C
50 Tgt Handicap 1,2,3,4,5
50 Tgt Skeet Handicap
$24 $15
$24 $15
$24 $15
AA,A,B,C
50 Tgt Skeet Trophy
AA,A,B,C
50 Tgt Skeet Doubles
AA,A,B,C
$40 $30
$24 $15
$24 $15
1st & 2nd on all Skeet and DTL events
if minimum 5 shooters per grade.
All prices include GST
Committee has the right to alter program if necessary
2011 Victorian State
SKEET CARNIVAL
to be conducted by the V.C.T.A at the
MELBOURNE GUN CLUB
Melbourne
Gun Club
presents
2011 Yarra Valley
DTL Championships
Victoria Road, Lilydale
Phone 03 9739 1771 Fax 03 9739 1773
Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th
February, 2011
February 4th, 5th & 6th 2011
Saturday 26th February 2011
Friday February 4th 9.30am
Event 1 50 Tgt State 20 Guage C’ship
Event 2 50 Tgt State Skeet Handicap
$35
$35
Saturday February 5th 9.30am
Event 3 100 Tgt State Skeet C’Ship
$50
Event 4 50 Tgt Skeet Postal Teams Match
(shooters to qualify)
VCTA Postal Team selected from events 2 & 3.
VCTA State Shoulder to Shoulder Team
selected from events 2, 3 & 4
Sunday February 6th 9.30am
Event 5 50 Tgt State Champion
of Champions Skeet C’Ship
Event 6 50 Tgt State Skeet
Doubles C’Ship
Placings for events 1, 3, 5 & 6 are OA,
1st & 2nd AA A B C, Jnr, Lady, Vet
Placings for event 2 is 1st to 5th
$35
$35
High Gun for Open, Ladies,
Juniors and Veterans
Club open for practice Thursday 3rd
of February from 12 noon
Limited powered camping sites on club
grounds available.
Please contact John Mollica to book
your spot 0412 018 802
ACCOMMODATION:
Melbourne Gun Club recommends
Yarra Valley Motel
420 Maroondah Hwy Lilydale
Phone 03 9735 3000
More accommodation options available on
our website
9.30am Start
Open Jnr/Ldy
1. 20 Tgt Points Score Grd Cash Divide
$15
2. 30 Tgt Single Barrel Championship
$25 $20
OA – 4 Burner Hooded Gas BBQ
AA.A.B.C – 4 Burner Gas BBQ
2nd AA.A.B.C Ldy & Jnr – Trophy
3. 30 Tgt Double Barrel Championship $30 $25
OA – $1000 cash; AA.A.B.C – $250 cash;
2nd AA.A.B.C – $100 cash; Ldy & Jnr $50 cash
**Events 1&2 will be shot in conjunction, 1 visit to traps
Sunday 27th February 2011
9.30am Start
4. 45 Tgt Champion of Champions
$35 $30
(15DB, 15SB, 15PTS) off 18m
OA 750 Shotshells; AA.A.B.C – 500 Shotshells;
2nd AA.A.B.C – 250 Shotshells;
Ldy & Jnr – 125 Shotshells
5. 50 Tgt Mixed Meterage Championship $60 $50
AA-21m, A-19m, B-17m, C-15m – 28 gram loads
OA – Beretta Silver Pigeon Trap Gun ($2850)
AA.A.B.C – $300 of Beretta Merchandise
2nd AA.A.B.C – $100 worth of Beretta Merchandise
Ldy & Jnr – $100 worth of Beretta Merchandise
HIGH GUNS Overall – $300 cash
AA,A,B,C – $200 cash
Ladies & Junior – 500 Shotshells
Due to a 6pm curfew, shoot off for event 3 will remain DB from
15 metres for as long as possible without delaying the finality
of the advertised program. If necessary shoot off will come back
to 18 metres at a time deemed appropriate by committee. The
event will remain DB until finality
For accommodation we recommend Yarra Valley
Motel Phone (03) 9735 3000
Limited powered camping sites available.
Please contact John Mollica to book your spot
0412 018 802
More accommodation recommendations available
on our website www.melbournegunclub.com.au
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Melbourne Gun Club
presents the
2011 Yarra Valley Classic
Saturday 8th and
Sunday 9th January
9.30am Start
(Noms close at 9am for draw)
$3250
in cash prizes!!!!!
200 Tgt Olympic Trap
Championship
Plus Final
OA – Sash plus $500 cash
2nd – $400 cash
3rd – $300 cash
1st A.B.C. – $250 cash
2nd B.C – $200 cash
Lady & Junior – $200 cash + Sash
2nd Lady & Junior – $150
Noms Open and Lady $100
Junior $85
Proudly sponsored by
Atech Electrics
SASAA Home and Commercial
Security Systems www.sasaa.com.au
Jim Hutchinson
***** TEAMS COMPETITION *****
Teams of 3
(pick your team & make up your own team name)
Free Entry.To be shot over the last 100 Targets
Individual scores recorded with Handicap
AA–0, A–1, B–2, C–4 per round
***Shooters CANNOT enter in more than one team
**Please note: If entry numbers exceed expectations
program will be altered accordingly
R Felmingham 10/11; B: B Pyke 8/10; C: H
Nihill 11/12; 10T DB CONT AA & OA: A
Rohrlach 33/33; A: I Towers 13/14; B: G
Crosbie 12/13; C: A Box 7/10; 10Pr Auto &
Driven CD: R Felmingham 20/20, C Petersen
& R Barns 19/20; 25T Night NEZ TWR PS
CH C & OA: D Cox 72/75; A: D Jackel 69/75;
B: M Gribben 74/81; 15Pr Night NEZ TWR
DR CH AA & OA: J King 27/30; A: K Brown
19/30; B: R Stackhouse 19/30; C: D Cox
22/30; 50T Night State SKT CH B & OA: J
King 46/50; AA: D Jackel 45/50; C: D Cox
38/50.
Hamilton 18 Sep 10
Windy (32): 25T CONT DB AA: J Humphries
60/60, G Wythe 59/60; A: M Sutherland
33/34, S Cuttler 29/30; B: S Collins 25/25,
B Wythe 38/40; C: T Mirtschin 20/25, D
Menzel 19/25; OA: J Humphries 60/60; 25T
DB AA: W Black 35/36, G Wythe 34/36; A:
M Sutherland 25/25, W Wombwell 24/25;
B: S Wombwell 31/32, B Wythe 47/48; C:
N Dobbins 23/25, T Mirtschin 20/25; OA:
W Black 35/36.
Hamilton 16 Oct 10
Fine (40): 25T PS AA: G Jennings 74/75, P
Cleggett 73/75; A: S Cuttler 71/75, B Wines
69/75; B: T Wedding 72/75, J Mathey 66/75;
C: C Edwards 67/75, S Davis 63/75; OA:
G Jennings 74/75; 25T DB AA: P Cleggett
82/82, G Mclean 33/34; A: B Wines 81/82,
M Sutherland 28/29; B: P Vaughan 27/28,
F Dobbins 25/26; C: S Davis 27/28, T Mirtschin 25/28; OA: P Cleggett 82/82; 25T HC:
S Wombwell 25/25. B Wines 24/25, T Mirtschin 36/38.
Hamilton 20 Nov 10
Fine Sunny (34): State MXD 40T AA: R
Duthie 58/60, P Cleggett 69/74; A: S Collins
56/60, M Gruar 55/60; B: J Matthey 67/74,
M Wythe 63/74; C: L Manders 53/60, T
Mirtschin 52/60; OA: R Duthie 58/60;
SWZ CONT 25T AA: G Mclean 25/26,
R Duthie, P Cleggett 24/25; A: G Vickers
26/26, W Linder 42/42; B: M Wythe 25/28,
N Dobbins 24/28; C: L Manders 23/25, B
Manders 22/25; OA: G Vickers 26/26.
Melbourne 6 Nov 10
Fine (84): 50T DB AA: K Calder 75/75; A:
J Mollica 75/75; B: M Bending 49/50; C:
M Wood 48/53; LAD: V Vogelzang 48/50;
JNR: J Wallace 48/50; 50T MXD AA & OA:
G Aston 120/120; A: D Blunden 119/120;
B: D Kirley 96/100; C: R Allender 95/100;
LAD: V Vogelzang 92/100; JNR: D Kirley
96/100; 100T SKT: M Briggs 95/100; A &
OA: F Francione 99/100; B: L Irons 94/100;
C: M Stokes 75/100.
Mildura 16 Oct 10
Overcast - 16 Degrees:25T Sporting CD AA:
G Clarkson 20/25; A: T King 20/25; B: F
Dimasi 21/25; C: S Barnes 18/25; 50T50
DB AA: T King 48/50, G Clarkson 45/50; A:
B Chapman 48/50, F Dimasi 50/56. B: D
Croxton 47/50, G Doyle 46/50; C: S Barnes
46/50, R Foster 43/50.
Mornington 23 Oct 10
10T E/O: L Cazaly; 50T Tony Ferlazzo CONT
CS A: B Barlow 50/52, D Clark 49/52;
B: S Lennane 45/50, R Lide 43/50; C: M
Delahaye 42/50, E Alaimo 39/50; 25T B/T
A: D Clark 23/25, S McGrath 22/25. B: G
Boyd 23/25, L Cazaly 21/25; C: S Lennane
21/25, R Cale 19/27.
Morwell 2 Nov 10
Cool & Overcast (66): 60T DB CS AA: S
Gloster 118/118, B Woodward 96/97; A:
D Rhodes 117/118, L Stokes ; B: N Cleal
67/68, R Lide 66/68; C: J Buchanan 58/60,
P Noy 59/63; 60T PS AA: S Gloster 200/201,
P Mills 199/201; A: L Stokes 174/180, C
Galea 170/180; B: J Attard 169/180, N
Cleal 168/180; C: D Snell 161/180, P Noy
159/180; HG OA: S Gloster 239/240; LAD:
M Boast; JNR: L Stokes; VET: P Fraser.
Mt Bogong 7 Nov 10
Fine Hot (30): 10T CONT: A MCGregor
10/10, W Fish 10/10, B Ellis 10/10, J West
10/10, K Jones 10/10, R Pigram 10/10, T
Penney 10/10, P Matthews 10/10, D Sutherland 10/10, G Evans 10/10, R Leita 10/10;
10T Medley AA: D Sutherland 84/90, R Leita
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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]
January 2011
Practice
Every Tuesday and Saturday 12pm to 5pm
DTL Skeet & 5 Stand Sporting
(Ball Trap open Saturday from 3pm to 5pm)
The club will be closed
Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd
due to New Years
Sunday 9th 10.30am Start
Noms close 12.30pm
Metropolitan Field & Game
75 Target Simulated F&G
Sunday 16th 12.00 pm Start
Event 1 10 Target E/O Points C/D
1st, 2nd & 3rd
Event 2 50 Target Double Barrel
AA A B C
Event 3 25 Target Single Barrel
AA A B C
$10
$25
$13
5 Stand Practice available
Sunday 23rd Closed
Sunday 30th 10.30 am Start
Noms close 12.30pm
Metropolitan Field & Game
75 Target Simulated F&G
Secretary Emily Laino 0409 399 938
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program
ATTENTION
SHOOTERS
The Noorat
Gun Club
is going to shoot
on the
1st Sunday
of each month
as well as the
4th Sat in 2011
Dates are
2nd Jan,
6th Feb,
6th March,
3rd April,
1st May,
5th June,
3rd July,
7th Aug,
4th Sept,
2nd Oct,
6th Nov,
4th Dec
The program will be
similar to our
Saturday shoot program
as in the VCTA Shoot Book
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Werribee Victorian
PO Box 806 Werribee Victoria 3030
10 min drive from Werribee CBD on Ballan Road
Melway map Ref : Map 206 A8
www.werribeegunclub.com.au
JANUARY PROGRAM
SUNDAY 2ND JAN. – 12PM START
Event 1 75 Target Trench Handicap plus Final
$35.00
AA + 0, A + 1, B + 2, C + 4 tgts per round (pays to 4th place)
Event 2 50 Targets (ACTA) 5 Stand Sporting
$35.00
Cash prizes 1st & 2nd AA-A-B-C O/all takes grade
(You must produce a current ACTA Handicap Card to shoot)
FRIDAY NIGHT 7TH JAN. – 6.00PM START
Event 1 25tgts Single Barrel (graded)
$18.00
Event 2 25tgts Points Score (graded)
$18.00
Event 3 25tgts Double Barrel Championship
$18.00
Events are graded 1st & 2nd AA-A-B-C O/all takes grade
High Gun over program - 1/2 case shells.
DTL Jackpot $2.00 to enter
SUNDAY 9TH JAN. – 12.00PM START
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
10tgts Points E/O C/D (highest score wins) $8.00
25tgts Double Barrel (graded)
$16.00
20pr Double Rise (graded)
$20.00
20pr Deauville Doubles
(each shooter pays)
$10.00
(Drawn partners shot from 18 metres pays 1st-2nd-3rd)
High Gun over events 1-2-3. DTL Jackpot $2.00 to enter
SUNDAY 16TH JAN. – 12PM START
75 Target Trench Handicap plus Final
$35.00
Overall + 1st A-B-C
(Also on this day Veneto Shoot - see separate advert)
SUNDAY 23RD JAN. – 12PM START
Event 1 25tgts Single Barrel (graded)
$16.00
Event 2 25tgts Double Barrel (graded)
$16.00
Event 3 25tgts Points Score (graded)
$16.00
Event 4 25tgts Handicap (1-2-3+BM 22-25mtrs)
$16.00
High Gun over program - 1/2 case shells.
DTL Jackpot $2.00 to enter
SUNDAY 30TH JAN.
Club open for all practice
IMPORTANT NOTICE: From 1st November all new shooters to
the gun club, licenced or unlicenced (ACTA exempt) must
attend a Gun Safety Induction before they can shoot at the
club. Inductions will be held on Wednesdays & Saturdays
between 11.00am & 1.00pm only. You will not be allowed to
shoot until the induction has been completed and passed,
and your name entered on the Shooting Register. Bookings are
essential as no inductions will be held out of the hours stated.
Clubhouse phone number - 03 9749 7301
ISSF Skeet Practice is now available on Thursday afternoons
from 3PM until 6PM.
Club is now open for practice Wed Thurs Frid Sat & Sun
from 1pm until 6pm.
The committee reserves the right to alter program as it sees fit
If the event of a tie in the High Gun it will be split (no shoot off).
WERRIBEE GUN CLUB PAYS ALL PRIZES IN CASH
NOT SHELLS (EXCEPT THE HIGH GUN)
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83/90, P Matthews 82/90; A: K Jones 87/90,
S Coulston 87/90, J West 84/90; B: D Harley
86/90, B Ellis 81/90, A McGregor 81/90; C:
B Roper 78/90, G Huckel 76/90, F Palmer
62/90; 15T Ch/Ch: R Leita 73/75; HG: K
Jones 97/100.
Patchewollock 24 Oct 10
Fine & Sunny, Slight Breeze (17): 10T SB
E/O CD R Mammone, J Scott 10/10; 25T
SB AA/A: E Yetman 27/27; B: C Browne
24/25; C: J Cattanach 22/25; 25T PS CS A:
E Yetman 71/75, R Mammone 80/84; B: M
Smith 74/75, J Scott 71/75; C: J Cattanach
71/75, P McKay 65/75; 10Pr Auto & Driven:
G Pike 27/29, J Cattanach 26/26.
Sebastopol 21 Nov 10
60T M/T CS AA& OA: N Cracknell 99/100,
A Ford 96/100; A: N Haydon 98/100, A
McKnight 95/100; B: M Taylor 88/100, J
King 87/100; C: A Vincent 78/100; 25T B/T
CS AA & A & OA: L Cook 40/42, A Mc Knight
39/40; B: R Black 25/30, A Ford 24/30; C:
M Taylor 24/26, A Vincent 20/25.
St. Arnaud 24 Oct 10
Warm & Sunny (18): 10T SB E/O: D Petrie
& P Watson 10/10; 75T NWZ Ch/Ch Gr CS
OA: D Petrie 124/125, W Harris 121/125;
AA: D Bertalli 121/125, P Watson 117/125;
B: D Lanyon 117/125, D Hannigan 106/125;
C: M Williams 113/125, C Bertalli 51/125;
HG: D Petrie 134/135; O.T.F. Rnd. 9: M
Williams.
Swan Hill 17 Oct 10
(18): 50T DB CD AA: P Akkermans 48/50,
M Absalom 45/50; A: G Young 39/50; B:
J Absalom 48/50, G Manuel 46/50; C: S
Milano 45/50, A Costa 44/50; 25T HC:
F Siciliano 40/41, G Young 39/41, J Costa
26/28, F Massara 25/28.
Tyrendarra 6 Nov 10
Very sunny (35): 60T MXD AA: D Pratt
99/102, G McLean 98/102; A: G Vickers
105/114, I Harris 101/114; B: J Matthey
83/90, S Wombwell 82/90; C: K Wythe
91/102, S Millard 89/102.
VENETO Clay Target Shooters
Date Sunday 16/1/11 Start time 12 Noon
Venue W.I.S.C.I. Complex, Ballan Road Werribee
(11km from Werribee)
Event 1 10 Tgt Points EO CD AA, A, B, C
Event 2 25 Tgt Points Score AA, A, B, C 1&2
Event 3 25 Tgt D Barrel AA, A, B, C 1&2
Event 4 15 Pr Double Rise AA, A, B, C
Cartridges, food and refreshments available on shoot days
The committee reserves the right to alter or modify any event if necessary
President Mr Enesto Bertollo
03 9852 0694
WANGARATTA
Clay Target Club
JANUARY 2011 SHOOT PROGRAM
DTL Sat January 15
at 11 am
10 Tgt SB E/O
30 Tgt SB C/Ship
AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd each grade
40 Tgt PS C/Ship
Skeet Sunday 30 January
at 11am
100 Tgt Skeet C/Ship
Club reserves the right to alter any advertised program
Contact Secretary Michelle Rawlings 0402 113 813
Wangaratta 20 Nov 10
Fine & warm (over 50): 10 t Cont E/O:
12 possibles; 20T CONT CS OA & AA: D
Hunt 49/49, T Walls 48/49; A: D Saunders
23/24, P Collicoat 19/20; B: G Coyle 23/24,
R Phefley 22/24; C: P Cavedon 18/20, L
Wemyss 17/20; 20T PS CS OA & AA: D Hunt
78/78, B Jackel 77/78; A: D Luelf 62/63, D
Saunders 65/69; B: V Tomasoni 77/78, K
Kirley; C: N Wilks 58/60, P Cavedon 52/60;
20T DB CS OA & AA: B Ford 83/83, R Leita
42/43; A: B Jory 45/46, D Jackel 120/121; B:
R Phefley 82/83, B: E Cavedon 53/54; C: P
Cavedon 24/25; C: L Wemyss 23/25.
Werribee 5 Nov 10
Cold (78): 10T PS E/O C Brown 30/30, B
Brown 30/30, A DiNatale 30/30, D Grech
30/30, H Gomes 30/30, P Grainger 30/30,
N Hunter 30/30, R Mark 30/30, D Nielson
30/30, R Pistone 30/30, M Preston 30/30,
R Rigato 30/30, D Tiatto 30/30; 25T SB OA
& AA: M Cocks 42/43, C Brown 41/43; A: N
Hunter 39/41, R Rigato 27/29; A Guglielmin
25/27, D Tiatto 24/27; C: K Preston 24/26, J
Houstan 32/26; 25T DB O A & AA: M Cocks
29/29, A Bebend 28/29; A: D Azzopardi
26/27, B Brown 53/54; B: T Mitchell 38/40,
C Scribani-Rossi 37/40; C: A Hoyer 24/26,
C: J Houstan 23/26; HG: C Brown 78/80,
R Pistone 79/80.
Werribee 14 Nov 10
Fine (66): 10T PS E/O: J Kruse 30/30, R
Rigato 30/30; 50T PS OA & A: R Hunter
148/150; AA: R Pistone 146/150, T Faranda
142/150; A: R Rigato 146/150; B: J Claudio
145/150, F Vella 141/150; C: J Faranda
122/150, T Trivellas 77/150; 50T DB OA &
AA: R Pistone 50/50, L Spiteri 55/56; A: R
Hunter 72/73, R Rigato 71/73; B: J Claudio
49/50, F Vella 49/52; C: A Conabere 45/50,
J Faranda 40/50; HG: R Rigato 125/130.
Woods Point 31 Oct 10
Cool, drizzly rain (30): 10T EO CONT PS
CD: A Kirley, P Desmond 30/30; 20T DB
CONT CS OA & A: R Elstrek 43/43; AA: A
Kirley 20/20, B Vogelzang 22/23; A: M Ward
WONTHAGGI GUN CLUB
New Years Day
Saturday 1st
Wonthaggi 100
100T DB Championship
42/43; B: J Wood 26/26, D Kirley 25/26; C:
B Challen 18/20, B Vogelzang 18/21; 50T
DB Pub in da Scrub CS OA & A: R Bevis
51/51; AA: A Kirley 49/50, R Kirley 48/50;
A: D Hoon 50/51; B: P West 62/65, H
Ward 61/65; C: B Challen 45/50, B Vogelzang 42/50; JNR: H Ward 47/50, T Allen
46/50, B Challen 45/50; 10T Novelty: P
West 10/10, R Bevis 11/12, D Kirley 10/12,
B Challen 12/14.
Yarrawonga 7 Nov 10
Fine & Windy (32): 10T PS EO: R Ellis, L
Fitzgerald, P Collicoat, J Gemmill, K Grassi
& N Clark 30/30; 20T SB CD AA: R Felmingham 20/20, L Fitzgerald 19/20; A: G
Walls, P Poile 19/20; B: G Coyle, B Hartney
18/20; C: L Wemyss 19/20, S Collihole
18/20; 25T CONT Trophy AA: P Calandro
67/67, J Gemmill 46/47; A: P Poile 65/66,
G Peacock 45/46; B: G Ganning 28/30,
E Wemyss 27/28; C: G Sanders 34/35, J
Ford 26/27; 25T DB CS AA & OA: N Clark
62/62, L Fitzgerald 41/42; A: G Shale 61/62,
G Peacock 44/45; B: G Ganning 40/41, F
Lyons 27/28; C: L Wemyss 24/25, J Ford
22/25; HG: L Fitzgerald 98/100.
Northern
Territory
Arnhem 31 Oct 10
Fine & warm (12): 10T SB E/O: T Niven &
R Yeo 10/10; 25T DB: AA: R Niven 24/25,
R Yeo 23/25; A: S Walker 24/25, T Niven
22/25; C: P Trudgen 21/25, S Guiney 20/25;
25T PS AA: R Yeo 68/75, R Niven 65/75; A:
T Niven 71/75, S Walker 67/75; C: J Milne
61/75, S Guiney 58/75; 25T HC: R Niven &
S Walker 22/25, T Niven & P Trudgen 21/25;
25T SKT A: R Yeo 24/25, R Niven 23/25; B:
S Walker 22/25; C: J Milne 20/25, J Goncalves 11/25.
Western
Australia
AA A B C 1st & 2nd
New Years Day
January 1st 2011
Warrnambool Clay Target Club
Eastern Goldfields 31 Oct 10
Fine and Cool (15): 100T DB OA & AA: M
Rowell 99/100; A: M Hinton 114/121; B: D
Neale 98/104; C: G Smith 72/100.
WA 24 Oct 10
Fine and sunny 28C (32): 50T DB CONT CD
AA: D Duffy 50/50, T Morris 50/50; A: G
Smith 50/50, O McPartland 49/50, K Parsons
49/50; B: D Fracaro 49/50, D Berry 48/50; C:
J Mercer; 50T DB PS AA: D Duffy 148/150,
J Gilbert 147/150; A: G Smith 145/150, G
Hyder 145/150, G Wulff 145/150; B: D Berry
140/150, D Lamont 137/150; C: J Mercer;
50T DB AA: D Duffy 50/50, T Hearn 50/50,
J Rossi 50/50 . A: G Hyder 50/50, B Gilbert
49/50. J Pearson 46/50, D Burnett 46/50;
B: D Lamont 45/50, D Berry 43/50, C Smith
43/50; C: J Mercer.
Buckley’s Road Warrnambool
Event 1 25 Tgt O’Brien’s Glass Single Barrel
Championship
AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd
$15.00 Nom
New South
Wales
Event 2 25 Tgt Baudinette Windscreens
Double Barrel Championship
AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd
$15.00 Nom
Event 3 25 Tgt Wayne Jenkins Handicap $15.00 Nom
1st $150.00 2nd $100.00 3rd $50.00
Reduced Noms Ladies and Juniors
Saturday 7th January
50 Tgt South West Zone Skeet Championship
2 Layouts in operation
25 Tgt South West Zone Double Barrel
Cont Championship
12 pm Start
President Mal Dyson 0407 802 107
Secretary Gerard Hose 0428 951 444
Albury Wodonga 30 Oct 10
Rain + more rain (21): 50T SKT HC: J Pope
107/111, B Bockman 102/107, R Petts
101/104; 100T SKT OA & A: J Durham
98/100, R Petts 90/100; AA: L Durham
105/110, D Jackel 103/109; B: B Bockman
96/100, G Lafferty 94/100; C: C Strike
82/100, J Green 73/100; OA HG: J Durham
187/193; VET: R Petts 138/150; LAD: J
Durham 144/150.
Albury Wodonga 31 Oct 10
Cool (26): 100T S/C OA & A: W Warriner
86/100, B Beach 83/100; B: M Payton
81/100, L Durham 79/100; C: B Bockman
73/100, L Wojtowyez 66/100; OA HG: W
Warriner 86/100; VET: H Fairfield-Smith
74/100; LAD: L Wojtowyez 66/100.
Albury Wodonga 14 Nov 10
Overcast & showers (33): 30T DB CONT
OA &AA: D Bienenu 40/40, B Bockman
39/40; A: D Forster 44/45, A Fennessy
43/45; B: N Gilder 34/35, A McGregor
29/30; C: R Bockman 25/32, L Wemyss
28/36; 30T PS OA & AA: A Carroll 105/105,
P Matthews 89/90; A: D Forster 104/105,
T Caldwell 89/90; B: R Phefley 88/90, J
Matthews 87/90; C: R Bockman 75/96, L
Wemyss 74/96; 25T HC: J Allan 25/25, R
Leita 36/37, P Poile 35/37; 30T DB OA &
AA: M Kruger-Davis 158/158, B Bockman
157/158; A: P Poile 118/119, A Fennessy
49/50; B: J Matthews 50/51, R Petts 37/38;
C: L Wemyss 28/30, R Bockman 30/34; OA
HG: P Matthews 172/175; JNR: J Matthews
162/175.
Atherton Tablelands 23 Oct 10
Fine (67): 25T DB CD AA: G Hayden /P
Whatley; A: D Killick / R Cannon; B: N
Maltby; C: R Selke; 75 Ch/Ch AA: G Hayden,
P Whatley; A: P Ward, R Cannon; B: N
Maltby, E Collins; C: G Walker, F Nunan;
50T CONT AA: G Hayden, B Murphy; A: J
Davis, C Edgerton; B: M Costa, R Miller; C:
A Jackson, J Saville; 50T DB AA: R Bonser,
J Smaniotto; A: R Hunter, C Edgerton; B: R
Maxwell, E Collins; C: G Walker , A Cole;
50T PS AA: G Hayden, J Smaniotto; A: R
Cannon, J Davis; B: R Maxwell, K Yamane;
C: R Selke, J Saville; 30T HC: N Maltby, R
Cannon, T Philo, E Collins.
Barellan 14 Nov 10
Humid with Showers (34): 15T DB Novelty
35
riverina zone
january program
Sunday 2nd
WAGGA
12 noon Skeet: 50T Skeet, 25 Doubles
12 noon DTL: 25T SB, 50T DB, 25T PS
Sunday 9th
COLEAMBALLY 12.30m
30T Medley, 30T PS, 30T DB
TUMUT 11.00am
25T SB, 50T DB Cont CS, 20T Hcap
Saturday 15th
GRIFFITH 1.00pm
75T Skeet
WAGGA 12 noon
100T Sporting
Sunday 16th
NARRANDERA 12.30pm
30TPS, 30T DB, 30T SB CS
Saturday 22nd
DOWNSIDE 12.30pm
Skeet: 50T Skeet, 25pr Doubles
DTL: 25T PS, 25T DB, 25T Hcap, 10pr DR
Sunday 25th
COROWA 12 noon
FEDERATION FESTIVAL WEEKEND
30T DB, 20T HCAP, 20T CONT CS
HAY 12 noon
50TPS, 30T DB, 10T SB Mug
JUNEE 11.00am
50T DB WINDY HILL CS, 25T PS,
15PR DR
LEETON 1.00pm
10T EO, 25T SB, 25T PS, 10T Hcap
Sunday 30th
JUNEE 10.00am
25T DB & 25T SB Riverina Zone Tower CS
COLEAMBALLY 12.30pm
100T Skeet
Contact Clubs for further information
Details are in NSWCTA blue book
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Trophy off HC: K Whytcross, L Taylor, Craig
McVittie, S Papasidero, W Ambrose; LAD: N
Ambrose; VET: D Collier; JNR: K McVittie;
Mystery trophies: P Garofalo & C McVittie;
20T DB Novelty Trophy off HC: E Warman,
N Ambose, A Paonne, W Ambrose, S Papasidero; LAAD: K Wardman; VET: S Codemo;
Mystery trophies: A Macri, N Ambrose;
JNR: J Polsen; 10T DB Off 15m Grd Trophy
A: A Paonne, N Ambrose; B: D Collier, P
Garofalo; C: K Polsen, S Whytcross; LAD:
N Ambrose; VET: E Wardman; JNR: K
McVittie; HG: L Taylor; LAD: N Ambrose;
VET: E Wardman; JNR: K McVittie; Les Dow
Memerial Trophy: K Wytcross.
Bathurst 7 Nov 10
Fine (33): Gunsmoke 100T CS: D Piotrowski
100/100, G Barton. J Nash 99/100; A: T
Dolbell 97/100, P Hayman 97/100; B: P
Haley 99/100, G Jones 99/100; C: J Lewis
92/100, R Butler 91/100.
Bega 31 Oct 10
Sunny & warm (28): 10T PS C/M E/O AA:
C Rowlands 29/30, Peter A 28/30; A: B
Duncan 30/30, A Niesar 29/30; B: J Siede
29/30, B Smith 29/30; C: M Magrin 26/30,
N Radford25/30;25T Fimac Engineering
Shield HC: A Niesar 29/30, J Siede 32/34,
Peter A 31/34; 40T DB C/M AA: C Rowlands
39/40, S Bennett 73/75; A: N Teale 44/45,
N Brady 43/45; B: C Field 39/40, S Platts
40/43; C: M Magrin 35/40, N Radford
33/40; 25T DB CONT AA: S Bennett 31/32,
C Rowlands 30/32; A: N Brady 24/25, N
Teale 23/25; B: S Platts 25/25, C Field
23/25; C: P Johnston 19/25, M Magrin
18/25; HG: A Niesar 113/120.
Boorowa 23 Oct 10
Fine & Cloudy (35): 25T HC: T Jamieson
25/25, T Barton 32/32; S Burrows 31/32;
75T Ch/Ch OA: G Evans; AA: J Winters,
T Barton; A: G Jamieson, M Campbell;
B: S Schiller, R Warren; C: BJ Campbell,
G Moffitt; Grd HG OA: J Winters; AA: T
Barton; A: W Barton; B: S Schiller; C: BJ
Campbell.
Brewarrina 18 Sep 10
Overcast & windy (56): Barwon & District
CONT CS 10T PS CD E/O AA: R Thompson,
N Brown, C Beets, H Overton, D Hagarty; A:
S Gall, P Marett; B: G Codrington, W Rae; C:
C Light, D Buster, A Ingleton; 50T Western
Zone DB CONT CS OA: R Thompson 62/63;
AA: H Overton 61/63, M Johnson 57/59;
B: G Codrington 41/50, D Buster 37/50;
LAD: S Mills 37/50; JNR: N Brown 47/50;
VET: K Bosanko 45/50; 50T Western Zone
PS CONT CS OA: C Overton 161/165; AA:
M Johnson 160/165, R Thompson 145/150;
A: M Stephens 140/150, S Gall 139/140; B:
W Rae 145/150, D Codrington 133/150; C:
M Coddington 129/150, D Buster 101/150;
LAD: S Mills 121/150, H Overton 121/150;
JNR: N Brown 144/150; VET: K Bosanko
128/150; 30T Medly CONT CS OA: R
Thompson 49/50;AA: J Manns 48/50, K
Walton 46/50; A: A Patten 47/50, T Higgins
46/50; B: W Rae 60/75, D Jeffery 57/75;
C: D Buster 35/50, A Ingleton 29/50; LAD:
H Overton 37/50; JNR: N Brown 43/50;
VET: G Armour 39/50; 50T SB CONT CS
OA: J Manns 61/64; AA: W Powell 58/68,
R Thompson 51/55; A: P Marett 60/64, A
Paten 45/50; B: D Coddington 39/50, K
Pearce 43/50; C: M Coddington 39/50, D
Buster 27/50; LAD: H Overton 41/50; JNR:
N Brown 43/50; VET: M Klinger 39/50; 15Pr
D/R CONT CS OA: R Thompson 45/50; AA:
C Overton 44/50, C Betts 27/30; A: S Gall
27/30, M Stephens 32/40; B: W Rae 26/30,
P Hutchinson 29/40; C: D Buster 20/30, A
Ingleton 18/30; LAD: C Kesby 20/30; JNR:
D Jeffery 22/30; VET: M Klinger 20/30; HG
OA: R Thompson 318/330; AA: C Overton
305/330; A: M Stephens 320/354; B: W
Rae 287/330; C: M Coddington 254/330;
LAD: H Overton 266/330; JNR: N Brown
229/330; VET: K Bosanko 265/330.
Broken Hill 16 Oct 10
Cloudy (15): 25T SKT: D Nicholls 24/25;
B: B Foley35/35, C Lawrie 34/25; C: D
Buyrn 24/25, P Daly 22/25; 25T B/T A:
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
GLEN
INNES
Clay Target Club
SAPPHIRE
OPEN SHOOT
Andrew Futter Memorial
5th & 6th February 2011
225 Fluro Targets
6 Events
Sash & Trophy Overall, AA, A, B, C
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
Full details in February Shooting News
Enquiries Ralph Larkings AH 02 6732 4846
Albury Wodonga Clay Target Club Inc
JANUARY SHOOT PROGRAM
DTL
Sunday 9th January 2011
10.00am Practice Events Start 11.00am
Event 1 50 Tgt Riverina Zone Ball Trap Championship
Noms Open $25 L/V $20 Jnr $15
Event 2 50 Tgt D/B Championship Sponsored by Frank Plas
$150.00 Open order from Elk’s Hunting & Fishing Albury
for possible shot over full program. Shared if more than 1 winner
Committee reserves the right to alter/modify any event if necessary
2 Day Open Skeet Shot
January 22nd & 23rd 2011
Saturday 22nd 10am Start
Event 1 50 Tgt Skeet Cash Divide
Event 2 100 Tgt City of Albury Skeet Championship
BBQ Saturday Evening prior to Calcutta Draw
Sunday 23rd 10am Start
Event 3 100 Tgt Riverina Zone Skeet Championship
Calcutta conducted on this event
Sponsored by Ian McGeoch Gunsmith
Event 4 50 Skeet Doubles Championship
Sponsored by Elk’s Hunting & Fishing
High Gun over 2 days AA A B C. Best Lady, Veteran & Junior
Sporting Clays
Sunday 30th January 2011 10am Start
Event 1 100 Tgt 5 Stand Sporting Clays Championship
Sponsored by Poolside Blue Wave Albury
your Pool & Spa Shop 02 6021 8700
1st & 2nd each grade AA A B C O/A takes grade
Trophy for best Lady Veteran & Junior
UPCOMING EVENT SUNDAY MARCH 13TH 2011
Miroku Model 10 sponsored by Miroku Aust Total pool $4500.00
Other items supplied by Elk’s Hunting & Fishing
See main Ad in March CTSN
For more info contact
Secretary Ross Carter AH 02 6025 2294 Skeet Co-Ordinator Reg Petts 02 6043 3447 AH
5 Stand Co-Ordinator Anthony Metry 02 6021 8060 BH OR 0409 393 545 Mob
Winchester Lane North Albury
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Lemmich 18/25,W Channing 16/25; C; P
Daly 22/25, P Smith 15/25; 25T HC: D
Trebilcock 21/26, D Nicholls 21/27, P Daly
20/27; 50T DB CS OA: C Lawrie 50/50; AA:
D Nicholls 49/50; A: W Channing 44/50;
B: P Smith 48/50, P Jobson 42/50; C: D
Trebilcock 45/50, C Johnson 41/50; JNR: J
Nicholls 31/50; VET: J Lemmich 46/50; OA
HG: D Nicholls 116/125.
Cooma 23 Oct 10
Fine early then wind & scattered showers
(21): 100T SKT OA: R Kneipp 102/107; B:
I Latter 95/100; D Blewitt 87/100, A Green
86/102; C: S McIntyre 89/100, N Badewitz
75/101, C Casarotti 74/101.
Cowra 6 Nov 10
Light rain then fine (19): 25T Gr DB CD 15m:
AA: J Nash 25/25; P Watchorn, C Foster
24/25; A: T Jamieson 25/25, G Sinclair, L
Arnold, C O’Leary 24/25; B: P Haley 24/25,
M Drury, R Fryer 22/25; C: D Wescombe
24/25; 25T DB Jackpot Trophy HC: P Haley
26/28, R Johnstone 25/28, P Mould 23/25;
25T Gr PS CD 15m: AA: D Wilson 73/75, J
Nash 69/75, P Watchorn 68/75; A: R Johnstone 73/75, T Watchorn 72/75, G Sinclair
71/75; B: P Haley 74/75, R Fryer 71/75, M
Drury 68/75; C: D Wescombe 56/75; Central
Zone DR CS OA: J Nash 34/40; AA: C Foster
33/40, P Watchorn 25/30; A: R Johnstone
25/30, A Jones 32/40; B: M Drury 23/30, P
Haley 22/30; C: D Wescombe 16/30; HG:
R Johnstone 145/150.
Dorringo 7 Nov 10
Fine (22): 25T DB CD AA: R Reeves 25/25,
J Cunningham Snr, C Cunningham 22/25;
A: B Sweeney, M Beaumont 23/25, J Reid, J
Cunningham Jnr 22/25; B: D Casbolt 22/25,
W Johannessen 19/25, R Wesslink 17/25; 25
Pr D/R Club CS AA: C Cunningham 24/30,
J Cunningham Snr 20/30; A: B Sweeney
26/30, J Reid 24/30; B: D Casbolt 21/40,
W Johannessen 20/40; C: R Spagnolo
21/30, J Marstella 17/30; 50T PS CS AA:
J Cunningahm Snr 148/150, C Cunningahm 13/150; A: M Beaumont 139/150, B
Sweeney 134/150; B: A Cameron 129/150, R
Wesslink 119/150; C: M Dal Pozzo 124/150,
R Spagnolo 123/150; HG: J Cunningham
Snr 190/205.
Dubbo 7 Nov 10
Fine (17): 20T DB E/O: M Bourke & E Tucker
20/20; 25T DB CD AA: R Agnew & M Bourke
25/25; A: C Mclaughlan & M Mcguire 24/25;
B: B Luck & B Martens 25/25; C: L Carney
24/25; 25T HC: M Bourke & E Tucker 24/25,
J Sidoti, C Mclaughlan & S Bennett all 23/25;
15 Pr D/D: R Agnew & B Martens 16/16, B
Luck & D Funt 15/16, L Carney & M Bourke
15/16; HG: M Bourke 69/70.
Finley 6 Nov 10
Good/windy (17): 5T Pr D/R: C Wemyss,
R Cugley; 20T Pr Riverina Zone D/D: J
Gemmill, S Hay, R Collicoat, N Collicoat;
25T DB CD AA: D Thomas, R Collicoat, J
Gemmi; A: N Collicoat; B: E Wemyss; C: D
Palmer, A Perryman; HG: J Gemmil.
Glen Innes 6 Nov 10
Overcast & cool (36): 50T DB AA: M Colley
97/98, D Johnson 96/98; A: J Griffiths 49/50,
S Saul 48/50; B: M Williamson 48/52, W
Cameron 47/52; C: W Beddoes 45/50, N
Davis 44/50; 50T SB AA: N Brown 47/50,
K Nealon 48/53; A: J Griffiths 45/50, S Saul
44/50; B: T Turner 45/52, E Saul 44/52; C:
W Beddoes 36/53, N Davis 35/53; 50T PS
AA: M Colley 227/231, K Nealon 226/231;
A: T Henshall 143/150, J Griffiths 136/150;
B: T Turner 141/150, D Conduit 139/150;
C: W Beddoes 131/150, N Davis 120/150;
HG: K Nealon.
Grafton 14 Nov 10
Perfect (53): 25T PS (Peter McGuire
Memorial) OA: G Field 93/93; AA: S Kilfoyle
104/105, P Deland 101/105; A: R Riley
75/75, J Black 76/78; B: M Burke 77/78, W
Beddoes 76/78; C: D Danks-Brown 68/87,
H Finch 67/87; 30T Jacaranda Mixed Classic
(10tgt DB - 10tgt SB - 10tgt PS) OA: R Riley
109/110; AA: P Deland 106/110, S Kilfoyle
89/90; A: N Campion 49/50, J Griffith
121/125; B: D Pireira 71/75, G Kachel
69/75; C: H Finch 43/50, C Kachel 41/50;
50T Jacaranda DB CS OA: N Campion
52/52; AA: R Moody 50/50, G Sweeney
72/75; A: M Riley 51/52, J Black 49/50; B:
E Saul 50/52, R Wesslink 49/52; C: D Wise
47/53, J Parkes 46/53; HG OA: S Kilfoyle
173/175; VET: P Deland 172/175; LAD: M
Burke 160/175; JNR: B Griffith 164/175.
Hay 24 Oct 10
Fine (24): 50PS OA & AA: C Anderson
311/312; A: G Harrison 144/150; B: J Wall
138/150; C: D Gibbs 141/150; 20T HC:
C Anderson 24/24, R Anderson 23/24, D
Gibbs 22/23; 30T DB OA & AA: B Doyle &
W Dunbar 80/80; A: G Harrison 29/30; B: A
Gargaro 28/30; C: D Doyle 30/30; 10 Club
Mug: W Dunbar 13/13; HG: W Dunbar
199/200.
Junee 24 Oct 10
Fine & Sunny (20): Ch/Ch OA: M Paton
123/125; AA: T Barton 122/125; A: Wendy
Barton 122/125; B: W Burton 115/125; C: S
Metzler 92/125; VET: A Constable 103/125;
15 Pr D/R CD AA: T Barton 25/30; A: W
Barton 27/30; B: L Doyle 26/30; C: S Metzler
18/30; HG: Wendy Barton 149/155.
Kempsey 16 Oct 10
Fine & Windy (27): 10T DB AA: J Griffith,
K Thomspn 10/10, S McMahon 9/10; A:
B Griffiths 10/10, S Saul, J Howell, K Miller
9/10; B: B Ellison , A Minter, B Neill, B
Pharo 10/10; C: A McMahon, M Wilkins,
J Booth, T Arndell 9/10; Denis Pearson Ch/
Ch 25T DB, 25T SB, 25T PS, 10T Pr D/R
OA: B Griffiths 141/150; AA: J Griffiths
149/162, K Thompson 145/162; A: S Saul
132/150, J Unger 127/150; B: P Brenton
139/150, B Neill 130/150; C: J Booth
113/150, K Howlett 112/150; HG: B Griffiths 151/160.
Majura Park 27 Oct 10
Cool and Windy 933): 25T DB OA: A Scott
34/34; AA: W Cameron 26/27, B Skinner
31/32; A: P Callander 33/34, B Shingles
32/33; B: H Klink 24/25, R Moore 24/25;
C: L Burchell 24/25, H Cousins 22/25;
15T Pr D/R OA: B Skinner 28/30; AA: I
McKenzie 24/30; A: D Brighenti 27/30, M
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Coffs Harbour
Site: 15klms North of Coffs Harbour
at 1720 Pacific Highway, Moonee Beach
Annual 2 Day
Trap Carnival
January 8th & 9th 2011
Cash & Trophies to the value of
$3,000.00
SATURDAY 8TH START TIME 9.00AM
Event 1 50 Target DB Kachel’s Transport
Classic
Harris 27/30; B: H Klink 23/30; C: O’Brien
21/30; C: H Cousins 21/30.
Majura Park 3 Nov 10
Calm and mild (30): 75T Ch/Ch OA: D
Marzotto 121/125; AA: D Turner 118/125;
AA: I McKenzie 117/125; A: D Reed 120/125,
M Harris 117/125; B: P Jenkins108/125, G
Kazolis 107/125; C: L Hansen 83/125.
Cool and windy, Warm and Sunny (90):
50T PS Express Cartridges OA: Matt
Patmore 153/153; AA: T Cooper 176/177,
M Schiller 149/150, B Skinner 148/150;
A: N Privett 152/153, D Reed 164/168,
R Welch 163/168; B: H Klink 155/165,
P Body 152/165, B Frost 140/150; C: A
Smedly 128/150, P Obrien 126/150, M
Cubas 125/150; 50T DB Perazzi OA: D
Crane 102/102; AA: M Patmore 101/102,
A Cole 79/80, T Arvanitakis 58/59; A: D
Reed 59/70, A Plum 50/51, D Marzotto
62/63; B: B Frost 100/101, A Mancini
59/60, F Bartolo 58/60; C: M Cubas 52/57,
A Smedly 57/63, L Hanson; 50T SB Capital
Weed Control OA: D Claxton 50/50; AA:
T Lionatos 81/82, A Scott 80/82, D Crane
77/79; A: A Tsolakis 63/66, J Thaller 62/66,
S Seckar 53/56; B: R Kerns 49/50, S Schiller
48/50, L Knowles 48/50; C: A Smedly 42/50,
M Cubas 39/5, N Proctor 36/50; 50T HC
Horsley Park Gun Shop: L Lloyd 51/51, J
Ewart 50/51, A Mancini 69/71, L Hanson
68/71, A Tsolakis 54/56, W Smith 49/51,
D Reed 53/55.
Warm and calm (27): 30T DB Twilight
OA: P Callander 80/80; AA: I McKenzie
63/64; A: D Marzotto 79/80; B: P Jenkins
30/31; C: M Cubas 28/30; 25T PS OA: J
Szuromi 81/81; AA: A Scott 75/75; A: D
Turner 74/75; B: R McKenzie 78/81; C: P
Obrien 64/75.
Warm and Calm (32): 30T SB Twilight OA:
Claiming the date
12th & 13th March 2011
GUYRA GUN CLUB NSW
ANNUAL ISSF SHOOT
1st & 2nd in each Grade
200 Targets plus Final
and “The Great New England
Sparrow Shoot”
Event 2 50 Target Bananacoast Batteries
Points Score
(25 tgt sparrow from trench traps
plus the crow and white cockatoo)
SUNDAY 9TH START TIME 9.00AM
Event 3 50 Target DB Watson’s Aluminium
Continental
Event 4 50 Target Jackson & Skinner
Single Barrel
Overall High Gun Event 1-4
Grade High Gun Event 1-4
Nominations $160.00
Ladies & Juniors $120.00
Practice Friday 7th January from 2.30pm
All competitors will go into the draw to win
a refund of their nomination fees
Camping Available Onsite, Cartridges,
Food & Refreshments available on shoot days
The Committee reserves the right to alter the Programme
without notice if necessary
For further information please contact
Frank Maione (President) (02) 6652 4876
Geoff Slattery (Secretary) (02) 6651 1944
Gary Kachel (Trap Captain) 6658 0660 or 0418 666 038
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Call Kevin Bourke 0428 659 315 Jamie Poole 0447 724 444
Goolma Clay Target Club
John Medcalf
Memorial Shoot
Cash & Shells
Sunday 23rd January 2011
10am start
One event 100 Targets
25T DB 25T SB 25T PS
25T Group Handicap
AA 21M A 19M B 17M C 15M
Cash prizes on each 25T
Each grade AA A B & C 1st & 2nd
High Gun Overall Shells & Trophy
and graded High Guns
Noms $75 V L & J $60
Shells and catering available
Enquires to Garth Hosking 02 6884 8313
Tom Knowles 02 6845 1770
New South Wales Gun Club Ltd.
(Est. 1880)
~ January 2011 Shoot Program ~
Saturday 1st
10am
10am
100T Skeet Comp
DTL, Sporting & Olympic Trap practice ranges open,
Targets only practice available during skeet competition
Wednesday 5th
2pm
2pm
Charles Hlavaty 50T Handicap Skeet Comp
6:30pm
NSWGC Night Aggregate 30T DB (Qualifier#1)
Saturday 8th
10am
10am
NSWGC Practice Day
DTL, Skeet, Sporting & Olympic Trap practice ranges
open.
Wednesday 12th
2pm
6:30pm
open
25T Twilight Olympic Trap Competition
Saturday 15th
10am
10am
100T DB DTL Trap Competition
Skeet, Olympic Trap & Sporting practice ranges open
Wednesday 19th
2pm
2pm
Alf Najar 50T Handicap Skeet Comp
6:30pm
DTL Trap Comp
Saturday 22nd
10am
10am
NSWGC Practice Day
open.
Wednesday 26th
2pm
Open
Nite Owl DTL Trap Comp (Qualifier#1)
10T DB, 10T SB, 10T PS, 10T HCP
6:30pm
Saturday 29th
10am
10am
100T Novelty Field Sporting Clays
Inc Yorkshire Trophy (Qualifier#1)
DTL & Skeet practice ranges open
NSWGC reserves the right to alter practice ranges times and usage to suit advertised competition needs
~ This advertisement overrides programs printed in the ACTA Blue Book ~
For further information contact the club on Wednesdays 2pm-9:30pm (10pm Daylight Savings), Saturdays 10am-6pm
Ph (02) 9450-1775 Fax (02) 9450-2178
Hugh McMaster (President) 0408 606968 / Neale Guy (Club Captain) 0439 949273
Web Address: www.nswgc.com.au Email: [email protected]
Range / Clubhouse, 131 Booralie Rd, Terrey Hills, NSW 2084
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Would like to wish everyone
a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year
SCTC Christmas Shoots
Friday 17th Dec 70 Targets
Sunday 19th Dec 100 Targets
Prizes for shooting ‘FLASH’ Targets
Pork, Turkeys & Chickens up for grabs
Wednesday Night Challenge 2011
Jan 19th Feb 16th Mar 16th Apr 13th May 11th
Jun 8th Jul 6th Aug 17th
Sep 28th Oct 12th Nov 23rd Dec 7th FINAL
Shooters must attend 7 shoots to qualify for prizes
Including TV Rifle Knives and Shells
Friday Night Owl Shoots 2011
Jan 21st Feb 18th Mar 18th May 13th Jun 24th
Jul 22nd Sep 2nd Sep 16th Nov 25th FINAL
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WAGGA GUN CLUB INC.
6TH WAGGA
GOLDEN CROW
2 DAY SHOOT
5TH & 6TH FEBRUARY, 2011
AMMO ~ CASH
SATURDAY 5TH FEBRUARY, 12 NOON START
&
SUNDAY 6TH FEBRUARY, 9.00AM START
SPONSORED BY: WAGGA GUN CLUB
100tgt Golden Crow Points Score Championship
PRACTICE AVAILABLE SATURDAY MORNING 10AM TO 12NOON
WAGGA GUN CLUB INC.
VETERANS GAMES 2011
TUESDAY MARCH 8TH
TO
SATURDAY MARCH 12TH
AGE GROUPS
45-55, 56-60, 61-65, 66-70, 71-75, 76+
SPORTING, SKEET & TRAP
CAMPING FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT GROUNDS
BOOKINGS THROUGH ACTA
PRESIDENT
SECRETARY
Don Power
Janenne Kidd
PH: 0418 694 577
PH:
02 6971 3003
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M Patmore 45/45; AA: R Southwell 33/34, B
Skinner 29/30 . A Christou 29/30; A: M Harris
44/45, J Szuromi 29/30; B: P Jenkins 26/30, R
Medway 25/30; C: L Hansen 28/30; P Obrien
24/30; 25T PS OA: I McKenzie 74/75; AA:
A Christou 72/75, R Southwell 71/75; A:
Andy Vaccaro 73/75; M Harris 75/78; B:
G Kasprzak 71/75, G Kazolis 70/75; C:H
Cousins 69/75, P Obrien 54/75.
Mallamien 24 Oct 10
Fine (26): 30T TWR OA: W Hall, AA: E
Parker; A: G Young, M Absalom; B: P Akkermans, J Absalom; C: W Hall, R Algie; 75T DB
OA: M Absalom; AA: M Absalom, P Akkermans; A: J Borg, G Young; B: J Absalom, E
McCUllough; C: D Shepherd, J Hogg; VET:
E McCullough; LAD: J Hogg; JNR: B Hall;
OA HG: G Young.
Marconi 17 Oct 10
Fine (45): 10T PS Gr AA: 2x30, 1x29; A:
2x30, 2x29; B: 1x30, 1x29, 2x27; C: 1x29,
1x28, 1x26; 100T DB AA: C Sherry 100/100,
J Crompton 108/109; A: G Kennerson
99/100, R Patterson 98/100; B: J Barros
98/100, D Vlachus, E Pantalone 95/100;
C: K Beddie 91/100, M Henriques 85/100;
HG: C Sherry 130/130.
Moss Vale 30 Oct 10
Bright Sunny Spring Weather (39): 100 MXD
of 50T DB & 50T PS Combined AA & A: L
Cuzner 195, R Ehlers 194, D Price 194; B:
F Bartolo 186, R MaCaulay 185, M Clarke
184; C: D Durrant 184, L Burchell 153, F
Carmody 143.
Nepean 18 Sep 10
Fine (15): 50 CONT 25SB 25PS AA: Hecta,
K Calder, C Caroll; A: G Sparet, G Boyd, N
Bakker; B: J Heydlom, L Hancaster, R Jones;
C: P Noy, D Pagey, A Kidd.
Nepean 24 Sep 10
Fine (74): 50T Night Simulated AA: G Boyd,
P Hancaster, T Hammond; A: D Quick, G
Paton, J McColl; B: B Doughty, L Johnson, K
Perkins; C: D Pagey, R Lewis, L Quirk; LAD: L
Hawker, M Isacc, G Bakker; JNR: N McColl,
J Nemecek, D Gordon.
Nepean 16 Oct 10
Fine (13): 75T MED AA: Hecta, C Caroll; A:
G Boyd, G Sparet; B: R Jones; C: A Kidd, L
quirk; 15T Step Back: Hecta, G Boyd.
NLMCTC 6 Nov 10
Overcast, Intermittent Raining (25): 60T
MXD (30T DB,10 SB, 10 PS, 5 Pr D/R OA:
L Littlefield 77/80, AA: L Littlefield 77/80,
N Wilkinson 76/80, A: R McLean 74/80, M
Ling 66/80, B: F Ziliotto 74/80, B Lawrie
Huntington 71/80, C: Romano Bacci 70/80,
G Mazzantini 62/80; 20 Pr D/D: S Armstong
& N Wilkinson 18/20, L Littlefield & E Dial
17/20.
NLMCTC 6 Nov 10
Overcast, intermittent raining (26): 50T
SKT Doubles OA: P Vella 49/54; AA: P Vella
49/54, AA: D Michie 44/50; A: D Taylor
53/60, S Bennett 52/60; B: B Michie 45/50,
K Raymond; C: R Davy, J Cunningham; 50T
SKT Cliff Ferguson Memorial Trophy OA: W
Peterson 50/50; AA: P Vella 49/50, D Michie
46/50; A: W Peterson 50/50, D Taylor
49/50; B: Bennett 48/50, K Raymond 58/62
C: “Mad” J Cunningham 48/50, J Cunningham 45/55; 50T SKT HCP: S Bennett 92
(+2)/93, D Taylor 88(+2)/91, S Begley 86
(+2)/89, J Cunningham 77 (+10)/85, R Davy
71 (+8)/80; OA HG 150T SKT HG OA: P
Vella 142/150; OA VET: F Searles 133/150,
OA LAD: S Bennett 131/150, OA JNR: B
Michie 129/150.
NLMCTC 14 Nov 10
Hot and Sunny: 100T ACTA Sporting 100
S/C OA: A Garvie 93/100; AA: A Garvie
93/100, F Searles 93/100, M Ling 92/100;
A: F Araco 90/100, P Pemberton 87/100,
D Jessop 83/100, B: R Black 87/100, J
Cunningham 85/100, G Johnson 83/100;
C: C Diver 68/100, W Holliday 64/100, W
Starkey 51/100.
NSW 23 Oct 10
90T Hare Hunt Finals OA: R Clifton 81, J
Holt 79, W Maryska 77, A Shacklick 76, J
Bromfield 76.
NSW 20 Oct 10
Fine: Alf Najar HC SKT: T Vallelonga
44
NSW 27 Oct 10
Nite Owl 10T DB, 10T SB, 10T PS, 10T
HC OA: R Hibbert 57+22, R Clarke 57+21;
A: I Hoschke 56; B: L Clarke 54+12; C: R
Baker 53.
NSW 6 Nov 10
SKT CS OA: J Lucchitti 100+18; AA: J
Guberina 100+17, A Lucchitti 98, T Vallelonga 96; A: C Sim 95, J Curtis 92, A Muoio
91+5; B: L Acher 94+8, D Wear 94+7; H
McMaster 75; C: A Shacklock 91, P Williams
88, D Brenton 86.
NSW 10 Nov 10
15T D/D OA: R Van Beek 15+5, J Holt 15+5,
C Eleftheriou 15+4, J Hirsch 15+4, 20 Pr D/R
AA: G Kable 39; A: C Eleftheriou 31+8; B: J
Holt 37, C: J Yu 28.
NSW 13 Nov 10
100T Olympic Trap OA: N xenos 91+18,
I Hoschke 82+16, A Muoio 76+17, T
McSorley 75+17, A Konstantakopoulos
75+16, J Holt 77+12.
NSW 17 Nov 10
15T PS SB AA: R Van Beek 59, R Hibbert 58;
A: I Hoschke 57+14, J Hirsch 57+13; B: D
Pearson 52; C: D Morgan 50, R Baker 49.
NSW 20 Nov 10
100T NSWGC Ch/Ch OA: A Shacklock;
Gr: A Shacklock; AA: F Seales, A Garvie,
S Newcombe; A: M McCallum, P Craig,
T McSorley; B: D Robinson, D Morton, R
Black; C: A Kentwell, M Stevens, J Perrin;
LAD: T Alexeeff; GR: J Sidoti. D Robinson.
Port Macquarie 7 Nov 10
Fine (33): 25T PS CD AA: R Clarke, H
MacInnes, D Pasfield 71/75; A: J Griffiths 72/75, K Miller, J Howell 68/75; B:
K McWhirter 74/75, L Clarke 72/75, K
Saunders, D Piper 71/75; C: M Wilkins
69/75, M Carter 52/75, S Ricca 44/75;
25T HC: B Neill 25/25, I Howe 28/29, H
MacInnes 27/29, D Deland 29/31; 25T SB
Jim Mathiske Memorial AA: H MacInnes
24/27, P Deland 22/25; A: J Howell 28/31,
K Miller 22/25; B: I Howe 29/31, D Deland
25/28; C: M Wilkins 19/25, S Ricca 15/25;
25T CONT CD AA: R Clarke 25/25, H
MacInnes 23/25, S Wallis 22/25; A: S Saul
24/25, K Miller, J Howell, M McDonnell
23/25; B: L Clarke 25/25, D Piper 24/25,
C Norman, D Deland 23/25; C: M Wilkins,
T Rapley 19/25 M Carter 17/25; HG: H
MacInnes 141/150; LAD HG: L Clarke
137/150.
Orange 24 Nov 10
Wet and Wild (40): 50T DB OA: J Caltabiano 141/141; AA: G Spencer 103/104,
AA: T Wunderlich 102/104; A: J Newton
140/141, P Sharp 52/53; B: R Fryer 48/50,
K Hunt 47/50; C: W Stubbs, J Lewis; 50T SB
OA: G Evans 49/50; AA: J Laspina 64/67, T
Wunderlich 63/67; A: J Newton 51/53, P
Hayman 50/53; B: B Alston 46/50, R Fryer
45/50; C: C Kingham 35/50, B Mitchell
34/50; 50T PS OA: J Caltabiano 149/150;
AA: T Wunderlich 148/150, G Evans
147/150; A: P Hayman 143/150, D Price
142/150; B: B Alston 146/150, G Jones
145/150; C: J Lewis 141/150, B Mitchell
128/150; OA HG: J Caltabiano.
Richmond River 24 Oct 10
Warm and fine - becoming overcast and
stormy (40): 50T DB AA: R Turner 95/95,
I McDonald 94/95; A: J Lowndes 50/50, P
Brown 49/50; B: R Warren 50/50, G Jacobsen
49/50; C: J Wilson 48/54, L Barnes 47/54;
50T B/T AA: K Nealon 49/50, I McDonald
48/50; A: D Graney 45/50, G Pringle 44/50;
B: R Warren 42/50, T Crandon 41/50; C: M
Williamson 40/52, J Beddoes 39/52.
Singleton 14 Nov 10
Very Hot(53): 25T Ringland HC: S Cowell
66/66, C Diaz 65/66, M Wilkins 49/50, T
Turner 49/50, S-JNR: B Mitchell 24/25, K
Pearce A Poile 20/25; Wayne Wiegold Mem
25T DB + 25 T PS AA: T Turner 157/160,
A Norris 136/140; A: P O’Neil 98/100, B
Smith 117/120; B: K Saunders 98/100,
H Gay 97/100, C: D Watson 92/100, M
Wilkins 90/100; S-JNR: B Mitchell 84/100,
A Poile 75/100, K Pearce 70/100; OA: P
O’Neil 158/160; W I Clark Mem MXD 10
DB 10 SB 10 PS AA: T Turner 74/75, J Barker
72/75; A: S Anshaw 49/50, B Brown 48/50;
B:G Merrick 49/50, K Saunders 48/50; C:D
Watson 67/75, Taylah Turner 93/100; S-JNR:
B Mitchell 46/50, A Poile 41/50, K Pearce
28/50; OA: T Turner 74/75; Jumbo Evans
Teams 25 T PS 18M: P O’Neil K Saunders, D
Roughan, D Porteus, G Collins 354/375, P
Turner, C Main, A Hugo, J Douglas, P Jackson
350/375; OA HG:T Turner 243/245.
Sydney 23 Oct 10
Heavy Rain (90-78): 30T M/T OA: G Dominello 75/75; AA: J Luke 118/125, C Diaz
117/125; A: B Duncan 98/100, L Galea
91/100; B: R Haggart 71/75, C Gomes
49/50; C: V Mercuri 47/50, F Araco 43/50;
30T SB OA: G Kennerson 43/43; AA: M
Gomes 42/43, C Andrew 31/32; A: A Lloyd
29/30, A Tsolakis 31/33; B: J Camilleri
30/31, M Kheir 29/30; C: F Gould 26/30, F
Araco 32/39; 50T DB OA: J Luke 322/322;
AA: G Dominelli 321/322, G Kable 149/150;
A: Z Navara 76/77, A Lloyd 71/72; B: C
Gomes 88/89, A Mancine 51/52; C: T Alho
46/50, F Araco 66/71; 50T PS OA: G Dominello 150/150; AA: H Guerriero 170/171, C
Sherry 167/171; A: L Galea 144/150, S Peck
143/150; B: A Poulos 149/150, M Scarfone
143/150; C: M Henriques 156/156, F Araco
153/156; 25T HC Ziad A 41/41, F Ibrahim
40/41, M Salem 38/39, C Zimaras 28/29,
J Mortys 43/45, G Poulios 34/36; 25Pr
D/R OA: T Lionatos 28/30; AA: G Dominello 36/40, C Zimaras 34/40; A: L Galea
27/30, J Mortys 34/40; B: A Poulos 33/40, N
Poulos 32/40; C: T Alho 22/30, A Antoniou
21/30; OA HG: G Dominello 329/335; AA:
C Sherry; A: L Galea 32/335; B:A Poulos
316/335; C: F Araco 295/335; LAD: S Peck
317/347; VET: P Fitzalan 309/335; JNR: J
Owen 315/347.
Sydney Clay 5 Nov 10
Cold & Windy Night (28): 20T PS Gr sweeps
AA: 2x60 2x59; A: 1x59 1x57 1x56; B: 1x57
1x54 1x51; C: 1x53 1x50 1x49; Night Owl
25T DB 25T PS AA: Z Alamadine 98/100,
G Poulios 97/100; A: T Chryss 96/100, F
Ibrahim 95/100; B: P Shiailis 93/100, P Siafrakas 90/100; C: C Sarris 75/100, G Katsilas
74/100; HG: Z Alamadine 158/160.
Sydney 7 Nov 10
Fine (27): 25T Gr Sweeps AA: 2x74 1x71;
A: 2x75 1x71; B: 1x73 1x70 1x69; C: 1x62
1x55; 25T HC: R Violi 46/47, G Rootes
45/47, C Lysaght 32/34; 50T DB AA: G
Poulios 112/112, M Gomez 111/112; A:
G Rootes 99/100, S Tsoukalas 98/100; B:
R Violi 62/63, D McKendrick 61/63; C: A
Charouk 46/50, V Mercuri 42/50; HG: D
Jones 148/150.
Taree-Wingham 31 Oct 10
Fine (35): 75T ISSF Trap OA: R Clarke
64/75; A: J Wilberforce 58/75; B: D Pasfield,
M Flanagan 59/75; C: E Clarke 53/75; 30T
DB Trophy AA: M Flanagan 60/60, S Wallace
59/60; A: K Miller 50/50, J Griffiths 49/50;
B: R Piper 33/33, K McWhirter 32/33; C: P
Leicht 40/41, M Wilkins 39/41; 30T S B CD
AA: D Pasfield, M Flanagan, S Wallace, R
Clarke 29/30; A: J Griffiths 29/30, J McCloy
28/30, K Miller, S Saul 27/30; B: I Howe
29/30, L Langer, D Deland, R Ellison 28/30;
C: M Wilkins, P Leicht 25/30, G Gianniotis
22/30; 30T HC: M Flanagan 30/30, S Saul
40/41, P Jackson 39/41, R Ellison 36/38;
HG: M Flanagan 89/90.
Taree-Wingham 31 Oct 10
Fine (35): 75T ISSF Trap OA: R Clarke
64/75; A: J Wilberforce 58/75; B: D Pasfield,
M Flanagan 59/75; C: E Clarke 53/75; 30T
DB Trophy AA: M Flanagan 60/60, S Wallace
59/60; A: K Miller 50/50, J Griffiths 49/50;
B: R Piper 33/33, K McWhirter 32/33; C: P
Leicht 40/41, M Wilkins 39/41; 30T SB CD
AA: D Pasfield, M Flanagan, S Wallace, R
Clarke 29/30; A: J Griffiths 29/30, J McCloy
28/30, K Miller, S Saul 27/30; B: I Howe
29/30, L Langer, D Deland, R Ellison 28/30;
C: M Wilkins, P Leicht 25/30, G Gianniotis
22/30; 30T HC: M Flanagan 30/30, S Saul
40/41, P Jackson 39/41, R Ellison 36/38;
HG: M Flanagan 89/90.
Taree-Wingham 13 Nov 10
Windy (11): 50T SKT HC: D Berry 61/68, T
Duck 63/68, R Abrahams 53/62; 25T SKT
Doubles B: K McWhirter 45/50, M Flanagan
42/50; C: D Berry 42/50, R Abrahams
32/50; HG: K. McWhirter 90/100; Club
SKT CS: D Berry 182/200; B: M Flanagan
179/200; OA: K McWhirter 182/200.
Tumut 14 Nov 10
Raining (11): 30T DB CONT Gr CD AA: D
Crane 30/30; A:C Milligan 29/30; B: M Wall
26/30; C: L Doyle 29/30; 50T DB CONT CS
OA: J Maxwell 68/70; AA: D Crane 65/70:
A: D Polsen 48/50; B: M Wall 44/50; C: L
Doyle 48/50; 15Pr DR CD: D Crane 26/30,
J Maxwell 25/30, L Doyle 23/30.
Tyagarah 7 Nov 10
Cloudy & warm (21): 25T DB AA: R Turner
& T O’Leary 24/25; A: R Bourke 25/25, N
Edlington 24/25; B: T Crandon 24/25, B
Conduit 23/25; C: M Allot 22/25, D Toressi
21/25; D: S Reichmann 5/25; 25 T PS AA: R
Turner 71/75, T O’Leary 70/75; A: H Batson
74/75, K O’Brien 72/75; B: B Conduit
70/75, T Crandon 59/75; C: M Allot 67/75,
D Toressi 63/75; D: S Reichmann 5/75; 25
T SB AA: R Turner & T O’Leary 22/25; A:
K O’Brien 23/25, H Batson 21/25; B: B
Conduit 20/25, A O’Leary 18/25; C: D
Torresi 18/25, J Holman 16/25.
West Wyalong 24 Oct 10
Overcast (45): 10T E/O: A Jenner, S
Schiller, A Hodges, D Hodges, K Schiller,
M Fyfe, D Fyfe, W Ambrose, G Fairman, J
Blain, P Batson, M Mitton, W Schaefer, T
Jamieson, R Ellison, A Collins, G Blattman,
M Schiller, C Kneebone, C Foster, J Finn all
10/10; 50T PS OA: A Collins 245/246; AA:
L Cuzner 242/246, C Foster178/180; A: W
Ambrose143/150, N Watchorn141/150;
B: S Schiller142/150, R Hill 135/150; C:
D Murray 137/150, K Maxwell1 28/150;
VET: A Bounds 140/150; JUN: M Schiller
144/150; LAD: K Schiller 141/150; 25T HC:
M Fyfe27/27, D Fyfe 26/27, R Hill 41/42, D
Hodges40/42; 50T DB OA: D Fyfe 210/210;
AA: A Collins 210/210, J Finn102/103; A: M
Fyfe 70/70, A Fennessy 69/70; B: N Ambrose
49/50, S Schiller 48/50; C: D Murray 46/50,
J Anderson 40/50; VET: R Ellison 49/50 JUN:
M Schiller 50/50; LAD: K Schiller48/50; HG:
A Collins 232/235
Tasmania
Burnie 13 Nov 10
Cloudy (25): BCTC SKT CS OA: P Turner
50/50; A: C Latham 47/50; B: R Mason
46/50; C: M Ponsonby-Glover 45/50; 50T
DB AA: K Clark 50/50; A: E McLaren 53/55;
B: M Ponsonby-Glover 50/50; C: S Hodgson
46/50; 20 Pr D/D: P Francis, K McArthur
24/25, A Spinks, L McArthur 23/25.
Hobart 24 Oct 10
Warm and sunny Mild wind (40): 25T SKT
A: J Briggs 25/25; B: T Jenkins 23/25; C: D
Williams 23/25; 60T Presidents Ch/Ch OA:
A Kenny 100/100; AA: S Glover 116/120; A:
K Booth 98/100; B: L Witzerman 101/110;
C: P Booth 87/100; 50T Marshall Family
Trophy: S Glover 51/51, T Jenkins 50/51,
Phil Howes 74/75.
Mersey 20 Nov 10
Fine & Mild (40): 50T DB PRESIDENT’S CS
OA & AA: T.Atkins 50/50; A: R Phair 49/50;
B: T Campbell 49/50; C: M Downey 41/50;
50T DB KEVIN AYLETT MEM CS OA & A:
TASMANIAN
Clay Target Association Inc
High Roller Championship
At the Tasmanian Gun Club Inc. grounds
at Nile Road Evandale
Thursday 27th January 2011 at 2.00pm
100 Targets Points Score - Shot 5 per lane
(This event will not be included in carnival High Gun)
State Three Day
Trap Carnival
Friday, Saturday & Sunday
28th, 29th, 30th January 2011
R Phair 50/50; AA: B Howell 102/103; B: R
Elmer 50/53; C: M Hodgson 44/50; JNRS:
M Ponsonby Glover 47/50, K Clark 45/50, B
Radford 42/50; HG: R Phair 99/100.
Spring Bay 21 Nov 11
Fine (26): 20T CONT PS AA: G Arnol 60/60;
A: S Palmer 60/60; B: N Shepherd 56/60; C:
T Bennett 51/60; 50T State CONT SB OA
& AA: P Howes 48/50; A: K Booth 45/50;
B: P Page 48/6; C: T Bennett 42/50; 30T
DB Trophy AA: G Arnol 30/30; A: K Booth
40/41; B: J Tatnell 29/30; C: P Booth 32/34;
HG: G Arnol 136/140.
Tasmanian 30 Oct 10
Inclement - Varying from fair to not too
pleasant, requiring raincoats on, raincoats
off !(42): 50T Don Taylor Memorial CS OA:
D O’Sullivan 91/91; AA: C Rockliff 90/91;
A: S Vaccaro 63/63, B: B Smith 82/83; C: N
Cottee 45/50; LAD: S Bowman 32/50; JNR:
C Jenkins 44/50; VET: G Otley 48/50; 25T Pr
State SKT Doubles CS OA: F Cooper 50/50;
AA: D O’Sulliban 55/58; A: S Vaccaro 49/50;
B: B Smith 47/50; C: N Bowman 43/50; JNR:
N Bowman 43/50; VET: P Rockliff 45/54;
50T State 20ga CS OA: J Foster 50/50; AA:
C Rockliff 49/50; A: A Spinks 53/56; B: B
Smith 47/50; C: P Howes 45/50; JNR: C
Jenkins 40/50; VET: P Rockliff 47/54; 100T
State SKT CS OA: D O’Sullivan 98/100;
AA: S Browning 97/100; A: M Blackwell
101/105; B: B Smith 95/100; C: C Jenkins
94/100; LAD: S Bowman 76/100; JNR: C
Jenkins 94/100; VET: P Rockliff 89/100; HG
OA: D O’Sullivan 244/250; AA: C Rockliff
251/264; A: S Vaccaro 240/250; B: B Smith
238/250; C: C Jenkins 220/250; JNR: C
Jenkins 220/250; VET: P Rockliff 221/250;
Open State SKT Team: J Foster 146/150, C
Rockliff, B Smith 144/150, J Briggs 143/150,
M Blackwell, S Browning 142/150, A Spinks
141/150, P Turner 140/150, C Jenkins
138/150, T Jenkins 137/150, N Bowman
136/150, G Otley, D Williams 135/150, P
Rockliff 134/150, R Phair 133/150; VET
State Team: G Otley 135/150, P Rockliff
134/150, P Howes 130/150, J Sturzaker
126/150, D Burrows 113/150; JNR State
Team: C Jenkins 138/150, N Bowman
136/150, T King 125/150, S Bowman
108/150, A Leighton 83/150.
Tasmania 14 Nov 10
Very very nasty wet and miserable day (18):
10T PS E/O AA: J Foster 29/30, T Jenkins
28/30; B: N Bowman 20/30; C: P Booth
21/30; 50T SKT A: J Foster 50/50; B: T
Jenkins 47/50; C: N Bowman 47/50; 100T
Northern Districts DB CS OA & AA: B Smith
98/100; A: C Jenkins 96/100; B: N Bowman
83/100; C: P Booth 76/100;
Day One Friday 28th January 2011 9.00am Start
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Waratah Notes
25 pr State Double Rise Championship
50 Target State Handicap 1st to 5th Places.
Shot 5 targets per lane
Don Taylor Inter Club Team Shoot
NSW Clay Target Association
PO Box 1003, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650,
Ph: 02 6931 9980 Fax: 02 6931 9981
Web: www.nswcta.org
Day Two Saturday 29th January 2011 9.00am Start
Event 4
Event 5
50 Target State Single Barrel Championship
50 Target State Double Barrel
Championship
Day Three Sunday 30th January 2011 9.00am Start
Event 6
50 Target State Points Score Championship
(Trophy Presentation at approx 3.00pm)
Event 7 Interstate Challenge Teams Match
Vic, NSW & Tas
Event 8 State Junior Postal Teams Match
Event 9 State Ladies Postal Teams Match
Event 10 State Veterans Postal Teams Match
Event 11 State Open Postal Teams Match
All competition events graded AA, A, B, C
1st and 2nd Each Grade, Plus L,J,V
(1st each Section Min of 3 Competitors )
Overall Sash and Cash Trophy
1st Each Grade Sash and Cash Trophies
2nd Each Grade Cash
Overall High Gun over Events 1,2,4, 5 and 6
Ladies, Juniors and Veterans High Gun
over Events 1,2,4, 5 and 6
State Open, Ladies, Juniors and Veterans Team
selected over events 4, 5 and 6
PRE-NOMINATION FORMS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE
WEBSITE OR BY CONTACTING THE STATE SECRETARY
Mrs Cheryl Arnol
P O Box 54, Orford Tas. 7190 or Phone 0419 533 615 or
by Email [email protected]
or [email protected]
Practice Trap will be available on Thursday 27th January from
noon till 7.00pm and also during the 3 days of the carnival)
NSWCTA would like to wish everyone a Very Safe Merry Christmas and
a Happy New Year.
CHRISTMAS/NEW YEAR OPENING HOURS
The State office will close on Friday 24th December 2010 and re-open on
Tuesday 18th January 2011. All emails will be checked daily and phone
messages will be diverted, so if anything urgent rises, please contact the
office as usual.
NEW SOUTH WALES JUNIOR PATHWAY FOR 2011
ZONE CARNIVALS
Talented Juniors to be identified at their Zone Carnival by an appointed
Zone Selection Panel and then referred to the State Association.
FUNDING
All funding will be at the discretion of the NSW Clay Target Association
Finance Committee.
FUNDING FOR ZONE COACHING: The State will consider requests
for financial support of all official Zone Coaching Clinics.
FUNDING FOR ZONE ATTENDANCE: The State will cover Junior
nominations upon receipt of evidence of attendance to Zone Carnivals
from the Zone Secretary.
STATE CARNIVAL
Upon referral from a Zone, to the State, of those Juniors recognised, they
will be invited to attend the NSW State Carnival where selection will be
made to be nominated to attend the National Coaching Clinics
FUNDING FOR STATE CARNIVAL: All Juniors invited to attend
the State Carnival will have their nominations paid for by the State
Association.
COACHING: Coaching for Clubs and Zones can be arranged with the
support of the NSWCTA State Coaching Co-ordinators Garth Hosking
0418 648 313 and Ian Piddington 0428 638 590.
Regardless of the level of coaching required, the Co-ordinators can assist
with applying for financial assistance for Juniors and obtaining suitably
qualified coaches.
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Swan Hill Classic
On Sunday the 15th of August the Swan Hill Clay
Target Club hosted this annual event. This year we
changed the format having two 50 target events. The
first event was for cartridges and the second event
had 22Magnum and air rifles and car fridges as
trophies. The weather was a challenge in itself with
a variety of conditions ranging from being overcast
to sunny, with showers and the ever present wind.
Forty seven shooters took up this challenge.
Despite the tough conditions some good scores were recorded,
notably the 149/150 of Marc Crimmins, the 143/150 of Emma
Cox and Joe Borg’s 50/50 in the double barrel event.
Event 1 50 Target Points
Score AA Marc Crimmins
149/150, Malcolm Absalom
142/150, Andrew Brady
139/150; A Emma Cox
143/150, Garry Pike
142/150, Tony Plum
138/150; B Chris
Dalrymple 138/153,
Freddie Siciliano 136/153,
Joanne Boyer 135/150;
C Alan Wilkinson 127/150,
David Shepard 124/150,
Jamie Hogg 123/150.
Event 2 Swan Hill Classic
50 target Double Barrel
Championship A & OA Joe
Borg 50/50, Stephen Bates
Marc Crimmins
67/68, Alan Cole 66/68;
AA Andrew Brady 59/60, Marc Crimmins 58/60, Malcolm
Absalom 47/50; B Shane Allen 47/50, Murray Gough 46/50,
Freddie Siciliano 48/55; C Trevor Wilkinson 44/50, David
Shepard 43/50, Craig Hartshorn 42/51.
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CLUB NEWS
Overall winner Joe Borg flanked by Shane Allen, Trevor Wilkinson and
Andrew Brady
The SHCTC are very grateful for the following sponsors: The
Pickering Transport Group, Cutri Packaging, Swan Hill
Chemicals, Swan Hill Fishing & Shooting Supplies.
Stephen Bates
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MORWELL at the AGM the
following people were elected
as Office Bearers: President: D
Rhodes, Senior Vice President: C
Murphy, Junior Vice President:
A Brady, Secretary: G McMillan,
Treasurer: B McMillian.
ALBURY-WODONGA at the
AGM the following people
were elected as Office Bearers:
President: Gerry Lafferty, Vice
President: Allan Collins, Sec-
retary/Treasurer: Ross Carter,
Assistant: Judy Lafferty, Shoot
Marshall: Gary Rudd, Handicapper: Bob Leita.
CENTRAL BURNETT at the
AGM the following people
were elected as Office Bearers:
President: Iain Campbell,
Vice President: John Burns,
Secretary: Nola Darlington,
Treasurer: Letetia Berthelsen,
Patron: Alison Robinson.
Grafton Clay Target Club
Jacaranda Open Classic
Grafton Clay Target Club like many
other places had endured a sustained
amount of wet weather but as if on
cue the wet weather gave way to a
perfect day for the Club’s annual
Jacaranda Open Classic. The Jacaranda trees were at their very best of
purple colour for the nine squads of
shooters who attended from all parts
of NSW and Brisbane. A good many
of those attending had chosen to
compete at the unique dual shoot of
Coffs Harbour Clay Target Club on the
Saturday and Grafton Clay Target Club
on the Sunday.
Event 1 at Grafton was the 25 target Points
Score Peter McGuire Memorial Perpetual
Trophy. Those that remember Peter remember
him as a great Points Score competitor
and this memorial event was again keenly
contested. The overall came down to a shoot
off between Geoff Field from Guyra CTC
and Rod Riley from Tamworth CTC who
both went toe to toe until eventually Geoff came
out the overall winner to take the shield home
with an excellent perfect score of 93/93.
Event 2 was the 30 target Jacaranda Mixed
Targets of 10 each of Double Barrel, Single
Barrel and Points Score and in the perfect
conditions this event was also strongly shot
for. This time Rod Riley was determined in the
shoot off and took home the overall sash with
a score of 109/110.
The day was progressing so well and the
perfect weather allowed the shooters a little
time of relaxation whilst they indulged in a
splendid lunch prepared by our wonderful
canteen ladies. Again they produced a sumptuous meal for which the Grafton Clay Target
Club is renowned.
Straight after lunch was the event that
everyone wants to win being the 50 target
Jacaranda Double Barrel Championship. Even
with the excellent conditions and first class
clays it was strange that Noel Campion (Glen
Innes CTC), Murray Riley (Tamworth CTC)
and Rod Moody (Richmond River CTC) were
the only shooters to come in with the perfect
score of 50/50. It didn’t take a long shoot off
to declare Noel Campion the overall winner
of the sash.
The last item of the day was to sort out the
Overall High Gun with Steve Kilfoyle (Grafton
CTC) and Rod Riley (Tamworth CTC) on an
equal score. The crowd gathered to watch
what looked to be an enthralling shoot off but
very quickly Steve pulled a second barrel on a
Points Score target and it looked like we had the
winner until Rod dropped a complete Points
Score target allowing Steve to claim the title.
All competitors including many first time
visitors to the Club declared the Grafton Clay
Target Club a great place to shoot at Jacaranda
time with excellent clays and ideal amenities.
With the beautiful Jacaranda trees and friendly
atmosphere many declared that they will
certainly not miss this one in November 2011.
RESULTS
Event 1 25tgt Points Score (Peter McGuire Memorial).
O/All G Field 93/93, AA 1st S Kilfoyle 104/105, 2nd P
Deland 101/105, A 1st R Riley 75/75, 2nd J Black 76/78,
B 1st M Burke 77/78, 2nd W Beddoes 76/78, C 1st D
Danks-Brown 68/87, 2nd H Finch 67/87.
Event 2 30tgt Jacaranda Mixed Classic. (10tgt DB
10tgt SB 10tgt PS): O/All R Riley 109/110, AA 1st P
Deland 106/110, 2nd S Kilfoyle 89/90, A 1st N Campion
49/50, 2nd J Griffith 121/125, B 1st D Pireira 71/75,
2nd G Kachel 69/75, C 1st H Finch 43/50, 2nd C Kachel
41/50.
Event 3 50tgt Jacaranda Double Barrel Championship.
O/All N Campion 52/52, AA 1st R Moody 50/50, 2nd G
Sweeney 72/75, A 1st M Riley 51/52, 2nd J Black 49/50,
B 1st E Saul 50/52, 2nd R Wesslink 49/52, C 1st D Wise
47/53, 2nd J Parkes 46/53.
High Guns O/All S Kilfoyle 173/175, Veteran P Deland
172/175, Ladies M Burke 160/175, Junior B Grifiths
164/175.
Ulupna Island
out first on his second bird & Paul Shooting a further 9 birds straight
& Ralph missing his 8th bird, Paul Presani took out the sash & overall
& Ralph took second place.
Saturday was the first day of competition with a
good entry of 16 competitors. Practice began at 10am
some of the lads shot some nice breaks. The competition began after lunch with Paul Presani, Louie Presani
& Ralph Laino posting the possible after the 1st 10 birds
and sharing the 1st sweep, 2nd sweep 3rd and 4th sweeps
were the same.
Sunday was the 2nd day of competition and saw 24 competitors shoot
for the sash and championship trophy. Bobby Lambevski, Steve Threlfall, Andrew Holdsworth, Lee Fitzgerald, Lydon Paistri, Vinne Basile
cleaned up shooting the 1st 10 clean and taking the 1st sweep, 2nd
sweep was divided amongst 5 shooters, 3rd sweep between 4 shooters
and 4th sweeps divided by 6 shooters.
Overall for the day after the 3 possible in the shoot off, Louie dropped
Andrew Holdsworth took out the sash & overall in the Mick Italia
Memorial Cup with a 24/25
+11 after a shoot off between
Ralph Laino 24/25, Bobby
Lambevski 24/25, Steve Threlfall,24/25+10 taking out 2nd
place for 2010.
A big thank you to Peter &
Karen Webb from “Redgum
Retreat”, Ulupna Island
cabins, for their wonderful home-style hospitality &
accommodation facilities.
Last but not least, thank you
to Neale Guy & Lee Fitzgerald,
Colin Saxton for their hard
work & continuing support
over the weekend.
L-R Louie Presani, Paul Presani & Ralph Laino
Vince Gatt
Andrew Holdsworth & Rex Paistri
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Psychological Skills
for Shooting
Michael Kruger-Davis
SKILLS AUDIT
This article directly follows on from last
month. Last month we looked at goal
setting. While setting goals is a necessary
component for improving performance, it
is also boring and doesn’t get the attention
that it deserves.
For most of us it is easy to look at the bigger picture goals and work
towards winning a championship, etc but there are more minor
and concrete goals that we have to achieve before the bigger picture
goals can be achieved. Goal setting is always best done from the top
down: start from where you want to get to and then look at the steps
you have to achieve to get there. If you re-read last month’s article
you will get an idea of how to set the bigger picture goals.
What are the steps to taking goal setting further?
The first step is a skills audit. What is a skills audit you ask?
A skills audit is a process where you, or better still, you and your
coach, look at the skills required to play your sport and what your
strengths and weakness are. Identifying strengths and weakness
are important because it is the weaknesses you need to work on,
improve and master.
For most sports and shooting is no exception, skills can be divided
into three groups: Technical, Physical and Mental.
What are the technical skills for shooting? Gun fit, stance, swing
and follow through, pre-shot routine, post-shot routine, lead, hold
point, cartridge and choke selection.
What are the physical skills for shooting? Fitness, strength, stamina,
muscle memory and movement, breathing, etc.
What are the mental skills required for shooting? Goal setting, concentration, relaxation, attention, visualization, mental rehearsal,
Now, whilst skills can be divided into these three groups, it is
the integration and synergy (that is: two or more agents working
together to produce a result not obtainable by any of the agents
independently) of the groups that is important. For example,
it doesn’t matter how good a your swing or follow through is,
how competent your are at visualizing, if you are not strong enough
to pick up your gun over and over again, you will not be able to
qualify for the shoot off, let alone keep going for a long run in the
shoot off.
For the technical skills, utilizing a good coach will help you make
sure you are doing the right things. This is often an issue for
shooters, golfer, bowlers, etc because once they get to a certain
level they believe that coaching is not important and develop a
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comfortable pattern and just continue doing what feels right, rather
than question if it is right.
For physical skills, it is probably even more important. None of us
ever get younger but we either do not realize that we are getting
older or we are just in denial and do not accept the inevitable.
For most of the population, as we get older we lose muscle tone,
flexibility, stamina, speed, sight and hearing. Losses in any or all
of these areas will have an impact on our performances as well as
our perception of ourselves as either a person or an athlete. Fortunately for shooting, the sport relies heavily on muscle memory: this
means that because we do the same movements over and over again,
week in week out, year in year out, our muscles ‘learn’ what to do
and the movements become automatic and are easily executed at
a subconscious level. Sometimes however, we lose some of our
abilities and our performance suffers because we do not realize that
we are no longer as fit or as flexible as we were. This problem is
multiplied many times if we are in pain: hip, knee, shoulder
problems, etc. Consulting a physiotherapist, to get strengthening
exercises may assist before we develop strategies to deal with the
discomfort or pain. For most of us as we get older, regular exercise:
swimming, walking, cycling, etc coupled with core strengthening
exercises such as pilates or yoga and some resistance training such as
weights, will mean that we will be enjoying our sport for longer. Of
course this must be coupled with eliminating any negative aspects
such as excessive drinking, smoking and or other drugs.
So this leaves us with mental skills. Just as technical skills require a
coach and physical skills require a physiotherapist, mental skills are
best learnt by accessing a sport psychologist or doing some guided
study under the direction of a sport psychologist. Mental skills such
as mental rehearsal, visualization, attention, concentration and
relaxation can be easily learnt and then practiced regularly both in
and out of competition. Coupled with these skills is a need to change
thinking: eliminating negative self talk, challenging irrational beliefs,
exploring personal motivation, dispelling past judgments and coping
with the anxiety of future. The two main aspects of mental skills are
learning to stay in the present and dealing with the process rather
than focusing on the product.
Where to now? Look carefully at yourself: what are your technical
strengths and where can you improve. How is your health, stamina
and physical fitness? Do you need to do some work on your fitness,
reduce blood pressure, lose some weight or quit smoking? Are you
able to attend, concentrate, focus, relax, etc? What are your mental
skills strengths and where do you need help?
Get a piece of paper: fold it three columns headed technical, physical
and mental. In blue write down strengths under each heading, then
in red write down what skills you need help with. When you have
identified where you need help: go out and get it.
For those readers interested in how the targets went across the
floodwater. They skipped across the water and it was very impressive when hit. (If they were missed, because they were upside down
they just floated downstream.) When we changed the angle of the
plate, they hit the water and ‘bounced’ up at a random angel which
was much more fun.
I have put together all the articles that I have written for the CTSN on CD
as word files. These are available for $25.00 (which includes GST and
Postage). If you wish to purchase a copy please send cheque or money
order to me at the address below.
Michael Kruger-Davis is the Consulting Psychologist for the Southern
Sports Academy in NSW and a member of Narrandera Clay Target
Club. He uses GB ammunition exclusively for all DTL events. Questions
regarding psychological aspects of sport and shooting can be addressed
to him at “Gavan” Bassett Rd, Gillenbah Via Narrandera 2700 or on
02 6959 2802.
Wangaratta Clay Target Club
Skeet and 5-Stand Sporting
OCTOBER–SKEET
Gloomy weather but great results
A field of 18 enthusiastic skeet shooters lined
up at the Wangaratta Clay Target Club on
Sunday 31 October to compete in the club’s
monthly 100tgt. skeet championship. Showery
rain and gusty wind didn’t prevent some great
scores being recorded, with local club member
John Pope travelling down from Wagga to win
overall and 1st in B grade with an outstanding result of 98/100. Brian Reid shot 94/100
to win 2nd in B grade and was in the same
squad as his son Alex, 12 years old, who shot
his personal best of 87/100. It won’t be long
before Alex will be able to beat his old man
at this game, as he has the ability to get on to
the target in lightning speed, which is a terrific
advantage in skeet shooting.
David Jackel took out 1st in AA with 93/100,
another top result considering David’s back
pain at present. Denis Savage shot 95/100 to
win 1st in A grade, followed closely by Bryan
Anderson from Canberra on 93/100. Davey
Jones, 13 years old, an established local Field
& Game inter-school shooting champion,
won 1st place in C grade with 92/100 and
2nd by Peter Finn from Shepparton shooting
91/100.
At the presentation, Brian Reid spoke briefly
about the clubs recent awarding of a grant
from the State Govt in conjunction with the
Rural City of Wangaratta. He explained that
the proceeds will be used to construct a state
of the art 5 stand sporting clays facility here
and the many advantages to both the club,
shooting community and the local economy
as a result of this major investment. Once
this project is completed, it will put the
Wangaratta facility at the cutting edge of this
popular discipline across the country, attracting many more shooters and the potential to
hold regional, zone, state and even national
events.
NOVEMBER–5 STAND
SPORTING CLAYS
Jory’s skills reign supreme
Under humid conditions, local member Brett
Jory took out the O/All championship 5 stand
sporting clays shoot at Wangaratta on Sunday
14 November. Brett returned an exceptionally
good score of 86/100, which is remarkable
considering the difficulty factor of many of
the targets thrown. Brett, Phil Andrews and
several other dedicated enthusiasts spend
several hours each shoot setting up and putting
away all the necessary equipment required for
this discipline.
SKEET: L-R Brian Reid, Alex Reid, Davey Jones, John Pope, David Jackel, Denis Savage, Bryan Anderson
November shoot, with
many regulars away at the
VCTA State Trap carnival
at Echuca. However, the
high standard of competition was very evident
here at Wangaratta on the
day.
Christian McGauran won
1st in A grade with a score
of 74/100. Christian’s
brother Shaun, also shot
the same score to win 1st
in B and Darren Saunders
shot 67/100 to take 2nd
place. Young Shepparton
shooter, Travis Tait performed superbly with a
tally of 70/100 to win C
grade and 2nd by keen
simulated field and game
expert Reg Carmody on
67/100.
5 STAND SPORTING CLAYS: Back Brett Jory, Middle L–R Travis Tait,
Shaun McGauran, Christian McGauran, Reg Carmody.
Kneeling Rhys McGauran
The Wangaratta Clay Target Club members
are very excited about the receipt of a State
Government grant, in conjunction with
the Rural City of Wangaratta recently. The
proceeds of this grant will result in major
additions to the clubs 5 stand sporting clays
facility by building a state of the art permanent
trap layout.
SHOOT CALENDAR
2011
January 1
January 27 1pm
January 28 - 30
February 4 - 6
February 26 - 27
March 6
June 25
September 11
October 21 - 23
November 10
November 11 - 13
New Year’s Day Shoot
Tas. High Roller
Tas. State Trap Carnival
Victorian State Skeet Carnival
Yarra Valley 2 Day DTL Championships
Victorian State 5-Stand Sporting Clays
Central Victorian Grand Prix
Victorian State Ball Trap Final
Victorian State ISSF Championships
VCTA AGM
Victorian State Trap Carnival
Kerang Clay Target Club Inc
Tasmanian Gun Club
Tasmanian Gun Club
Melbourne Gun Club
Melbourne Gun Club
Maryborough Gun Club
Wonthaggi Gun Club
Melbourne Gun Club
The club attracted over 20 shooters to the
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VA L E
Donald Cooper
7.10.40–9.11.10
Southern Yorke Peninsula Gun Club has deep regret at the passing of
Don Cooper a valued and respected member of the club. Shooting at
the club for many years.
Don will be sadly missed. Our condolences to Doris and family.
Helen Flavel
19.9.10
It is with deep regret that we note the
passing of Helen Flavel on 19/09/2010
Helen became a committee member of
Jeparit Gun Club when it opened in 1975,
and was a very willing and tireless worker
until shortly before her passing. For a
number of years Helen shot competitively,
and was a member of the Jeparit Ladies team
when they won the prestigious Australasian
Tiapan shield several years running.
She will be sadly missed by all the club members, fellow shooters and
the wider community.
Sympathy goes to husband David and her family.
George Foster
9.10.1928 – 21.10.10,
82 years
Devoted husband to Shirley and loved father
of Margaret and Lynette
George was born in Kurri Kurri NSW and
spent his early life at Mt Vincent where he
started his love of shooting and fishing at the
age of 7.
George joined the Newcastle gun club in
the 1950’s and with George on the committee and Shirley working in the kitchen they
became an integral part of the club. During the move to the clubs present
site at Lake Macquarie in 1990 George’s boilermaking trade became very
handy with the construction of clubhouse, traps houses & fencing.
George wasn’t a skeet, DTL or sporting clays shooter he was a “clay
target” shooter and didn’t mind what discipline he shot. he loved them
all and won many championships, making the NSW skeet team in 1971
and the NSW veterans DTL team in 2000 and in his later years became
a very competitive Olympic Trap shooter.
Brisbane in the early sixties and became
a tradesmen butcher. Early in his lifetime
he worked in the trade but in later years
he became a refrigeration and washing
machine mechanic. It was at this stage that
he joined the SSAA and began shooting at
the Brisbane SSAA branch at Belmont.
His love of shotgun shooting and his competitive nature soon found him knocking
on the door at Brisbane Gun Club where
he remained a member for many years.
He was later a member of Terranora, Gold
Coast and Roma. His competitive nature
made him a difficult person on the tracks as he was so confident he
could not miss and in later years admitted that if he missed he used to
always believe it was someone else’s fault, a situation he spoke of with
regret in later life.
During his shooting career Gary won National Titles, State Titles and
numerous Zone and Club events. He shot the Queensland DB, SB, Pts
and the teamscore clean on two occasions, 400/400. He also won the
Gumtree Shoot on three occasions. Gary’s last major win was in 1999
when he split the $10,000 first and second prize money with Frank
Bradwell at the Roma Pre Nats. He was the first shooter inducted into
The Queensland Hall of Fame. Yet despite all these achievements there
were only three trophies on display in his house. A beautiful dining suite
hand crafted by the late Rod Prior which he won as a Tamworth HG
trophy from Mark McInnes, a set of ducks mounted on a log from The
Gumtree Shoot and a set of mounted bull horns from a Roma Two Day.
Gary never hunted animals and on several occasions I saw him turn
down such an opportunity saying no thanks, take someone else who
would enjoy it.
Gary could generally either be found helping at the BBQ or holding
court at the bar with his mate Bundy and diet Coke. He had a quick
wit and many of his comments went over the listeners head. Gary’s
generous nature and ability to coerce his wife Halina, made them the
perfect hosts. Anybody who has ever been to the house could vouch
for this. Gary had a special place in his heart for the Roma Club and
was the city connection when it came to attending auctions, arranging
freight, buying trophies, collecting goods etc. etc. He helped the club
on numerous occasions and was much appreciated by Roma members.
Gary was a great supporter of Juniors throughout his life and also
actively helped with coaching. We will all miss him dearly.
Gary is survived by wife Halina, daughters Julie and Natalie, son Mark
and five grandchildren.
Henry Albert (Harry) Vaughan B.E.M.
The highlight of Georges target shooting was becoming a life member of
Newcastle Lake Macquarie Clay Target Club in July 2004.
ACTA registered member no 78
Passed away suddenly on 22nd August 2010
Georges real love (other than his church and family) was spending enjoyable days in the bush hunting game with friends & Duke his faithful
GSP, George was also a talented game chef, preparing fine dishes from
the game he gathered and the fresh vegetables he and Shirley grew at
their home in Lambton and the farm at Mt Vincent.
Harry was born on 17th November 1928 at Hamilton where he lived all
his life. He joined the Hamilton Gun Club in 1942. As a young fellow he
helped to catch and supply the starlings and sparrows for live bird shoots.
George will be sadly missed by his family, friends and all who knew him.
NLMCTC Members
Gary Redmond
Born 12.7.49–30.10.10
Gary spent his childhood in Roma, Western Queensland where he
was brought up by his elder sisters following his mother’s early death.
His father Alan was a warder at the Roma hospital. Gary moved to
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Harry was passionate about clay target shooting and was President at
Hamilton for 21 years.
Harry was also involved in many community activities including the
Country Fire Brigade, Dance Bands, State Emergency Service, and Radio
Communication Systems. He provided public address systems for nearly
all local shows, gymkhanas, dances and rodeos. He also provided the
public address system for the school children’s shooting competition at
Noorat each year.
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VA L E
Harry was awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM) for services to the
Fire Brigade and Community. His was the last issue of this medal. It has
since been replaced with the Order of Australia Medal.
Harry was a great supporter of all local gun clubs and will be remembered as a stalwart, practical, no nonsense fellow and a great character.
No one who had heard him call for his target will ever forget his loud
gruff “Pull”. His last shoot was at Hamilton Clay Target Club on the day
before he passed away, and as usual he was in fine form both on and
off the tracks.
Harry will surely be missed around the district by all shooters and our
condolences go to June his partner.
$14,000 IN PRIZES
AT SYDNEY ANNIVERSARY
The Sydney Clay Target Club held its 2 Day Anniversary
Shoot on the weekend of 23rd and 24th of October,
with shooters travelling from Dubbo, Griffith, Newcastle, Illawarra, Cecil Park & NSW Gun Clubs.
Over $14,000 in prizes was up for grabs, bringing out the best of
shooters in all grades.
Saturday started with clear skies & perfect conditions for the 90
shooters keen to get amongst the great prizes on offer.
The first event was 30 mixed targets. Overall winner was George
Dominello with a perfect 75/75. 1st AA C Diaz 118/125, 2nd J
Luke 117/125, 1st A B Duncan 98/100, 2nd L Galea 91/100, 1st B R
Haggart shooting 71/75, 2nd C Gomez 49/50, 1st C V Mercuri with
47/50, 2nd F Araco 43/50.
The second event was 30t SB. The overall winner was G Kennerson
with a score of 43/43 after a shoot off with M Gomez who took
the AA with 42/43, 2nd C Andrew 31/32, A grade winner was A
Lloyd who shot a fine 29/30, 2nd A Tsolakis 31/33, 1st B J Camilleri 30/31, 2nd M Kheir 29/30 and C 1st F Gould 26/30, 2nd F
Araco 32/39.
The last event for Saturday was 50T DB we saw some wonderful
shooting with a number of possible, all overshadowed by Sydney
Clay Target Club member John Luke winning O/A who shot
a magnificent 322/322 after a thrilling shoot off with George
Dominello who took AA with 321/322. Congratulations John it
was a pleasure to witness such a fabulous break leaving a previous
PB of I30 for dust, 2nd in AA went to G Kable 149/150, A Grade 1st
Z Navara 76/77, 2nd A Lloyd 71/72, B 1st C Gomez 88/89, 2nd A
Mancine 51/52 and C 1st T Alho 46/50, 2nd F Araco 66/71.
Sunday was a showery day, however this did not put off the 76
shooters who turned out again to contest the prizes on offer. The
first event of the day was the Safari Firearms 50T PS and once again
George Dominello was in great form shooting a clean 150/150 to
win OA. AA 1st H Guerriero 170/171, 2nd C Sherry 167/171, A
1st L Galea 144/150, 2nd S Peck 143/150, 1st B A Poulos 149/150,
2nd M Scarfone 143/150 and C 1st M Henriques 156/156, 2nd
F Araco 153/156.
The Highland Sports 25T Hcp was the second event for the day 1st
Z Alamadine 41/41, 2nd F Ibrahim 40/41, 3rd M Salem 38/39, 4th
C Zamaras 28/29, 5th J Mortys 43/45
The last event for our 2 day shoot was the Hunting, Camping
Fishing. 15 Pr DR. OA T Lionatis 28/30, 1st AA G Dominello 36/40,
2nd C Zamaras 44/50, 1st A L Galea 27/30, 2nd J Mortys 34/40, B
1st A Poulos 33/40, 2nd N Poulos 32/40 and C 1st T Alho 22/30,
2nd A Antoniou 21/30.
The sashes for overall over the 2 days were won by the following: OA G Dominello 329/335, AA C Sherry 319/335, A L Galea
320/335, B A Poulos 316/335, C F Araco 295/335, L S Peck 317/347,
V P Fitzalan 309/335, J J Owen 315/335.
All in all we had a great weekend , thanks to all the shooters for
travelling and supporting our anniversary shoot and we hope to
see you next year.
We would also like to thank our generous sponsors Safari Firearms,
NIOA, Hunting Camping Fishing, Beretta Australia, Highland
Sports and Horsley Park Gunshop for making the shoot a great
success.
Darryn Jones
Secretary SCTC
Peter Cleggett, Sec
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The Squire reports from West Wyalong
Sash winners
The West Wyalong Royans Truck and Trailer and Montrae
Mining Open Shoot in October was the most successful
held at the club for some time. There were nine squads
of shooters who enjoyed fine shooting conditions and
witnessed some of the most extraordinary shooting seen at
the club for many years.
And unbelievably, Picolo missed his second target in the shoot off and
the Fyfes walked off with a nice little earner to start their day. A long
shoot off was required to decide third and fourth places as six shooters
had dropped one target. After a further 18 targets Ross Hill claimed third
41/42 from David Hodges 40/42 placing fourth.
Dozer Collins shot over 300 targets without a miss!
The lunch break also gave people the chance to catch up with the
popular Bert Boyd who came over from Tulli for the day. Bert has not
been in the best of health this year and it was terrific to see him back
swapping yarns with his mates.
Although slow to arrive the crowd soon built up which caused a few
problems in the office but the computer operators soon had things back
on track.
Entrants were able to view the fine display of sashes and prizes worth
$3000 that had been set up by the hard working Narelle Ambrose.
Shooting began with a 10 Target Double Barrel Eye Opener and 20
shooters scored 10/10 which surely indicated big things in the following events.
With three traps in operation shooters were called for the 50 Target
Point Score. Clive Foster, Dozer Collins and Leon Cuzner were all a point
down and had to shoot off for Overall and first and second in AA Grade.
Clive pulled a second and was out at 178/180 but Dozer and Leon did
not look like missing and shot on until they had a break at 80 targets. The
stoppage did not do Leon any good as he missed his 82nd target letting
Dozer claim Overall with 245/245 points. Wayne Ambrose shot 143/150
to win A Grade from Paul Watchorn 141/150. Regular Yass visitor, Steve
Schiller won B Grade 142/150 from Ross Hill 135/150. Doug Murray
using a borrowed Beretta managed 137/150 to win C grade from Kelvin
Maxwell 128/150. The Veteran winner was the Allan Bound 140/150,
Matt Schiller was Junior winner 144/250 and keeping it in the family
Katey Schiller was the Lady winner 141/150.
Montrae Mining had put up 500 bucks for the 25 Target Handicap and
nerves must have affected some shooters because unbelievably only two
shooters gained the perfect score; they being father and son Picolo and
Michael Fyfe.
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Ben Fairman and Kel Maxwell were the Master Chefs for the day and
cooked up a great barbie which was enjoyed by all present.
The final event of the day saw some class shooting with Dozer Collins
and Picolo Fyfe providing the highlights. The Royans Tuck and Trailer
50 Target Double Barrel event proved to be a fantastic spectacle with
Dozer and Picolo shooting shoulder to shoulder until the sun started to
go down and the jumpers came out and still they kept shooting.
They amassed 210/210 targets before they decided to call it quits and
toss a coin for Overall. Picolo won! Dozer had claimed his 300 Break
Badge and AA Grade and Picolo claimed his 200 Break Badge. Second
in AA Grade was John Finn who stayed with the leaders for a while to
shoot 102/103. Michael completed a great day for the Fyfes when he
shot a creditable 71/70 to win A grade from A Fennessy 69/70. Narelle
Ambrose racked up a 49/50 in winning B grade while Steve Schiller
48/50 was second. Doug Murray was certainly enjoying himself and
claimed C Grade 46/50 from Jason Anderson 40/50.
Digger Ellison made a return to the West Wyalong traps and walked
away with the Veterans title 49/50. Talented young shooter, Matt Schiller
was Junior winner and the Lady winner was Katey Schiller with 48/50.
In making the presentation, President Kelvin Maxwell thanked the
sponsors Royans Truck and Trailer, Montrae Mining, Brian Monahans
Pharmacy, GM and A Connellan Electrical, Wayne Ambrose Plumbing,
IT’S YOUR CALL
by Bill McCarthy
Your refereeing duties have placed you in a situation where you
are faced with both experienced and novice shooters who are
partiality closing their gun in readiness for their next shot. The gun
is pointed “down range” or, if you like, towards the trap house. You
are uncertain as to your action,
What do you do?
It’s Your Call
Well there is no direct ruling you can make as to a won or lost target.
However, this is clearly a safety matter and should be address in
accordance with our rules on safety. Therefore, if you simply warned
the shooter that he is breaching the safety rules you would be quite
correct. Naturally, that warning should be done immediately it
occurs.
Clearly, there is a need for you to remind the shooter that under Rule
1.01(e) “All guns must remain fully open until the result of the previous
shot has been called.” Similarly, GRTS 9, also addresses this procedure.
GRTS 12 requires the Referee to speak to the shooter immediately
that any breach of the safety rules are broken. While there appears
that there is no direct penalty that the Referee can impose, continued
non-compliance should be refereed to Club Management which has the
power to act under Rule 1.01(k).
While some of these instances have not been common in the past, there
seems to be an interesting number of shooters who believe that their
gun is deemed to be open when not fully closed. The rules are quite
specific and fully open means just that.
West Wyalong
Duncans Chainsaw and Mower Centre, Russell Brown Toppy Constructions and Rocket Earthworks.
Kelvin also thanked Narelle and the ladies for their hard work in the
canteen during the day.
Clint from Montrae Mining was on hand to present the red sash and
prize money to the lucky winners of the handicap.
Ben Fairman represented Royans Truck and Trailer in presenting the
green sashes and an extensive number of prizes for the double barrel
event.
Dozer Collins shook his hand and patted himself on the back as he
received the Dozers Ammo blue sash and case of ammunition for High
Gun 232/235.
Central Zone President, John Finn competed during the day and he
thanked the various sponsors and asked shooters to support those who
support the sport.
John also congratulated the West Wyalong Clay Target Club President
Kelvin Maxwell on the administration and organisation of the shoot and
he also congratulated Dozer and Picolo on their shooting prowess.
Geoff Brettschneider won the raffle and it was only left for Kelvin to ask
winners to remain for a photo and wish everyone a safe trip home.
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FOR 2011
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required to pay a fee for their coaching cards issued by AISL.
For current coaches please check the Sports Accreditation online
website (https://sao.ausport.gov.au) to ensure your details are
up to date.
All States, Zones or Clubs conducting courses will need to
add the new coach ID card fee of $25.00 to the total cost of
the course. This will need to be posted to the ACTA upon
completion of each course along with all necessary papers
for processing.
Those coaches who are renewing their coaching accreditation,
must return their coaching record card signed by an authorised
person with their $10.00 fee to the ACTA National Office for
renewal.
The pricing will be as follows:
Renewal of Expired Card
New Coach Card
Reissue lost or incorrect name
$10.00
$25.00
$10.00
The National Coach is a member of the AISL Committee
charged with the responsibility of developing the elite course
which will take the place of the Level 3. Further details on
progress in the near future.
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South East Zone Carnival 2010
This year the Carnival was
held at the Melbourne
Gun Club, the grounds
looked just great and the
weather was as if we had
ordered it.
The pre-nom pre-squad
system worked as smooth as
it is designed to and the shoot
started on time. One hundred
and forty seven shooters came
to participate and this provided
24 teams.
The first event was the
Handicap and this produced 8
possibles, ranging from 17 to 25
metres, this ended with a win to
Geoff Aston 45/45, Peter Mills
Geoff Aston OA DB, HCap
44/45 and Tim Mitchell 41/42
& Carnival HG
filled the second and third
places, Rob Pistone 25/25 was the Back Marker and Mathew Downs
24 / 25 was the Junior Front Marker.
At half time in the teams section, it was Melbourne Cricket Club on
119/125, from four, all on 116, Frank/Australian, Melbourne Blue,
Werribee C and Morwell A.
Event two the Double Barrel accumulated 42 possibles and this
Burnie Stokes OA SB
Wayne Hawker OA Points
Morwell series winning team
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Ladies winning team
dropped to four squads by the end of 75 targets and by 125, it was just
one squad. The Overall winner was Geoff Aston 142 /142.
AA A Brady 141/142 K Calder 163/164, A L Mirabella 116/117, R Garth
109/110, B N Hunter 110/111, T Mitchell 102/103, C L Chapman
29/30, C Harrington 33/34, Ladies I McJames 25/25, Juniors J Lennane
103/104.
The Double Barrel completed the second half of the teams section and
this resulted in the Melbourne Cricket Club (P Mitchell, C Mitchell,
T Mitchell, E Treadwell & S Sayer)Holding on to win 241/250 from
Frankston/Australian 240 and not far away were Werribee C and
Junior team
MCCGC final round winning team
Morwell A both on 238. The
Junior team on the day was
Melbourne Gun Club 92/ 100,
(R Ball & J Wallace). This team
also won the series.
The 2010 open team series came
right down to the wire with
Melbourne Gun Club
and Morwell drawn on
1169/1250 and after the shoot
off it was Morwell by one point.
It cannot get any closer than
that, it was truly a great years
competition.
The series High Gun awards
went to Rob Pistone for the
Overall 242/250 and the
Handicap 123/125. Lynne Curtis
won the Double Barrel with
124/125 and Joel Lennane was
by far the best Junior 235/250.
Open team with Clemento Scribani-Rossi
Bob Haslem Engeneering, Export Pallets, John Rowe, Impact
Commercial Ceilings, Ron Williams Upholstering, Tindar Construction & Mt Everlyn Garden Centre.
Chris Carrol, Zone Secretary
Rob Pistone series OA HC HG
Lynne Curtis series DB HG
Event three was the Single Barrel, this produced 11 possibles and
the shoot off was all over in twenty one targets. Burnie Stokes was
Overall with 46/46, AA G Aston 45/46, T Psalia 47/48, A C McDougal
39/40, B Barlow 30/31, B A Daff 24/25, R Burns 27/28, C M Downs
23/25, J Rainford 22/25, Ladies T White 24/26, Junior J Lenanne
24/25.
Veterans team
Event four was the Points Score, which provided
13 possibles and after the first 25 shoot off
targets there was only Wayne Hawker and
Bill Woodward. Wayne took the Overall with
168/168, AA W Woodward 167/168, P Haslem
147/150, A B Preston 102/105, R Garth 84/87, B
U Maloney 110/111, P Arbaci 107/111, C J
Rainford 73/75, M Downs 71/75, Ladies M Boast
72/75, Junior U Maloney 74/75.Carnival High
Gun was Geoff Aston with the only perfect score
150/150, Ladies High Gun Megan Boast 150/ 162,
Junior High Gun Joel Lennane 146/150.
Our Major Sponsor is Beretta Australia and
we are very pleased to be associated with this
Company, who’s ongoing and much appreciated
support helps in the promotion of the sport and
the Zone. To the following Minor Sponsors we
also say thank for your financial backing. Calder
Pallets, Lockaway, Security Assessments Services,
PM Excavations
Mens winning team
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Winner Ballandean
Teams Match – NSW
B
allandean
Clay
Target Club held
its 50th Anniversary 2 day shoot on
16/17 October 2010. Over
100 shooters from across
Queensland, New South
Wales and Victoria attended
the celebrations, braving
horrendous weather conditions on Friday night and
Saturday.
Harvey Smith, son of founding
member and club president of 23
years Chub Smith launched his
book, Ballandean Clay Target Club
– Early History 1960-1983 during
the weekend, and presented QCTA
Historian, Col Witt a copy of the
book for the QCTA Hall of Fame.
Since the launch, copies have
been received by the ACTA Hall of
Fame, the local Stanthorpe Library,
the State Library in Brisbane, and
the National Library in Canberra.
Following
the
book
launch, Mr
Smith, along
with Gerard
Lynam (son
of founding
member Jack
Lynam), Ron
Match
Sonego (Club
Winners Ladies Teams
President
1984-2000),
Angelo Puglisi (member since pair Double Rise in extremely
1960), and George Costanzo difficult conditions.
(current President since 2000) cut
Sunday provided far better conthe 50th Anniversary Cake.
ditions for Clay Target shooting
Saturday’s events saw only two with three possible shot in the first
possible for the day with gale force, event. Gold Coast shooter Shane
icy winds hampering shooters best Fitch held on to win with a 60/60
efforts. Robbie Dean of Gold Coast after a shoot off with Quinto
shot 50/50 to take out the Ballan- Porfiri (Sunshine Coast) and Mark
dean Estate 50th Anniversary 50t Drain (Tamworth).
Double Barrel, and Condamine’s No possibles were posted in the
Clayton Cusack taking out the 25t much coveted Stanthorpe Rural
Points Score with 75/75. Local 1000 50t Grade Meterage. Five of
shooter Terry Rogers posted a the 114 shooters contesting the
creditable27/30 to take out the 15
event shot 49/50. Mark Drain,
Sam Nucifora (Redcliffe), Neil
Cracknell (Maryborough Vic),
Joe Rapisarda (Brisbane) and 14
year old local Sahra Costanzo all
nervously went into the shoot off
keen to take home the $1000 for
first. Neil Cracknell proved too
strong winning the event, Joe
Rapisarda was second and $500
richer. Sahra Costanzo proved
she was no pushover taking out
third and $250 and Mark Drain
took out fourth and $100.
With the individual events
finalised and the High Guns
worked out, the 24 men and 6
women selected from the Points
Score event stepped out onto the
layouts to battle for state pride in
the Ballandean Teams Match –
Qld v NSW. For the Open Teams,
Queensland’s Clayton Cusack,
George Costanzo, Dean Cusack,
Keith Noud, Terry Rogers, Robbie
Dean, Daryl Stevens, Tony Rogers,
Grant Mason, Jim Edmonds, David
Caccioppoli and Sam Canniz-
Some of the sash winners at Ballandean’s
50th Anniversary shoot
50t Mixed winner Shane Fitch
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Harvey Smith presents
a copy of his book
Ballandean Clay
Target Club Early
Years to QCTA
Historian Col Witt
Neil Cracknell winner of Stanthorpe Rural 1000
with event sponsors Todd Wiltshire and Wayne Cosmo
zaro took on NSW’s Rod Moody.
Gerard Lynam, Brian Kneipp,
Tony Ryder, Clyde Mitchell,
Kim Nealon, Mark Drain, Phil
Westbury, Ian McDonald, Kevin
Harding, Andrew Uphill and
Terry Haynes. The Ladies Teams
Match saw Queensland’s Kylie
Green, Leah Costanzo and Sahra
Costanzo fight it out with NSW’s
Therese Montgomery, Helen Finch
and Jenny Haynes.
getic and hard working trappers,
Ballandean Club members are sincerely grateful to the School P&C
for their support of the Ballandean
Clay Target Club.
Much to the disappointment of
the Queenslanders, the NSW were
too strong for Queensland, with
both the Open and Ladies Teams
winning, taking a NSW clean
sweep of the event.
Results
Ballandean Clay Target Club
would like to thank all of its
sponsors for the weekend, particularly Stanthorpe Rural & Hardware
and Ballandean Estate for their
continued support of clay target
shooting. Ballandean State School
P&C once again provided an excellent canteen for the weekend along
with supplying a group of ener-
Anyone interested in purchasing a
copy of Harvey Smith’s book, Ballandean Clay Target Club – Early
History 1960-1983 for the cost of
$35 + p&h, email glenview155@
bigpond.com
Ballandean Estate 50th Anniversary 50t Double Barrel
Overall Robbie Dean 50/50,
AA 1st Daryl Stevens 54/55,
2nd Peter Mc Andrew 52/54,
A 1st Grant Mason 59/60,
2nd Terry Haynes 58/60, B
1st Mitchell Mascadri 47/50,
2nd Martin Smith 46/50, C
1st Helen Finch 43/55, 2nd
John Dean 42/55.
25t Points Score Overall
Clayton Cusack 75/75, AA
1st Rod Moody 74/75, 2nd
Terry Rogers 79/81, A 1st
Gerard Lynam 72/75, 2nd
Tony Rogers 76/81, B 1st
25t Points Score winner Clayton Cusack with
Club President George Costanzo
Keith Noud 73/75, 2nd Jim Belleri
67/75, C 1st Tony Firth 62/75, 2nd
John Dean 57/75.
15pr Double Rise Overall Terry Rogers
27/30, AA 1st Kim Nealon 26/30, 2nd
Daryl Stevens 33/40, A 1st Tony Rogers
33/40, 2nd Ken Maguire 32/40, B 1st
Leni Puglisi 24/30, 2nd David Conduit
23/30, C 1st Nancy Davis 18/30, 2nd
Helen Finch 17/30.
50t Mixed (25t D/B; 25t S/B) Overall
Shane Fitch 60/60, AA 1st Quinto
Porfiri 69/70, 2nd Mark Drain 68/70,
A 1st Ken Maguire 57/60, 2nd Henry
Dean 56/60, B 1st Wolf Reichmann
47/50, 2nd Kylie Green 55/60, C 1st
John Dean 53/60, 2nd Ros Roughan
48/60.
Stanthorpe Rural 1000 50t Grade
Meterage 1st Neil Cracknell 60/61,
2nd Joe Rapisarda 59/61, 3rd Sahra
Costanzo 58/60, 4th Mark Drain
52/54.
HIGH GUNS Overall
Clayton Cusack 241/255,
AA Grade Neil Cracknell
241/255,
A Grade Grant Mason
233/255, B Grade Jim Belleri
224/255, C Grade Helen
Finch 194/255, Ladies Kylie
Green 225/272, Junior Henry
Dean 225/255, Veteran Jim
Edmonds 216/255.
Encouragement Award
Lachlan Knight
Event sponsor Angelo
Puglisi from
Ballandean Estate wit
h 50th Anniversary
50t D/B winner Robbi
e Dean
Overall High Gun Winner
Clayton Cusack
Encouragement Award winner Lachlan Knight
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2010 VCTA North West Zone Carnival
The VCTA North West Zone Carnival
for 2010 was conducted during
October at the Maryborough Gun
Club. Due to the effort put in by club
members prior to the Carnival the
grounds were in superb condition
and a welcome sight for the arrival
of the shooters. The weather was fine
but overcast. Seventy-five shooters
were in attendance to compete for
the 4 events, high guns and a position
in one of the teams to represent the
Zone at the State Carnival at Echuca
in November.
Wth a 10.00 am
start the first
event of the day
was the 25 target
Points Score
Championship.
With some
good shooting
from a number
of competitors
it came down
to 2 shooters,
James Peatling
from Cohuna
and Colin
Dunn of
James Peatling
CallawaddaStawell shooting for the title. James took
out 1st place over Colin with a score
150/150.
home the Overall Double Barrel title with
a score of 114/114. Once again, another
2nd place was
presented to
none other than
Colin Dunn on
113/114.
The Handicap
was the last
event on the
program and
this was won
by a young
Maryborough
shooter, Rhys
Hendrickson,
shooting 47/47
off 19 metres.
Rhys Hendrickson
Well done
Rhys. Craig Kelly of Horsham
was 2nd on 46/47.
O/A HG Peter Mills
AA Gr HG Colin Dunn
A Gr HG Dallas Ball
B Gr HG shared Fiona Dobbins & Murray
Schaper
C Gr HG
Nathan Dobbins
Veteran HG
Bryan Rafferty
Junior HG Kurt Watts
Ladies HG Lisa Hawker
High Guns
With all events completed a shoot-off was
needed to determine the High Gun for the
day. Peter Mills and Colin Dunn (that name
keeps on popping up) were tied and after
shooting off Peter was the winner. He shot a
score of 158/162. But Colin didn’t miss out as
he was the AA grade High Gun on 154/162. A
grade was Dallas Ball on 143/150, B grade was
shared by Murray Schaper and Fiona Dobbins
135/150 and C Grade went to Nathan
Dobbins 135/150. Ladies High Gun was Lisa
Hawker,138/150 Veteran Bryan Rafferty
142/150, Junior Rupert Hunter 142/150 and
Sub Junior Darcy Watts.
Event 2 was the Single Barrel Championship which was won by Wayne Hawker of
Jeparit. Wayne shot a score of 45/45 to defeat
Graham Menhennet from Sebastopol on
44/45.
NWZ Teams
Event 3 was the Double Barrel Championship
- the event everyone would like to win.
Warrnambool shooter, Gerald Hose took
Junior: Kurt Watts, Ashley Jorgensen, Darcy
Watts.
Open: Peter Tate, Chris Langridge, Colin
Dunn, Darren Watts, Wayne Hawker.
Ladies: Lisa Hawker, Joanne Boyer, Jan
Krause.
Veteran: Bryan Rafferty, David Flavel, Terry
Foster.
As we all know successful days are
always helped along by generous
sponsors. The Zone was grateful
to major sponsor, Bruce Burns of
Corsivia GB for his contribution of
targets and cartridges. Also thanks
to Neil Morrison of C & N Outdoor
Supplies and Jim Shepherd for
donations of cartridges. Thanks
also goes to club members and
shooters for the smooth running
of a successful North West Zone
Carnival.
Wayne Hawker
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Gerard Hose
North West Zone Carnival
ZZ SYDNEY AUSTRALIA COMPETITION
Date Friday 3rd September 2010. Venue Griffith Gun Club, NSW. Attendance 37 shooters. Weather Slight wind & cloudy.
Sub Jnr HG Darcy Watts
C Gr P/S Ashley Jorgensen
Marcello preparing to shoot
The ZZ Competition was held Friday before the
Griffith Gun Club Casella Wines annual 2 day DTL
shoot.
A Gr SB
Graham Menhennet
B Gr SB 2nd
Neil Hunter
RESULTS:
Event 1 25 tgt NWZ Points Score Championship:
O/A & A Gr James Peatling 150/150, Rupert Hunter
119/120. AA Gr Colin Dunn 147/150, Chris Langridge
89/90. B Gr Kurt Watts 72/75, Joanne Boyer 69/75.
C Grade Ashley Jorgensen 71/75, Nathan Dobbins
69/75.
Event 2 25 tgt NWZ Single Barrel Championship:
O/A & AA Gr Wayne Hawker 45/45, Patrick Calandro
39/40. A Gr Graham Menhennet 44/45, Dallas Ball
39/40. B Gr Murray Schaper, Neil Hunter 23/25. C Gr
Nathan Dobbins 23/26, David Shepard 22/26.
Event 3 25 tgt NWZ Double Barrel Championship:
O/A & AA Gr Gerard Hose 114/114, Colin Dunn
113/114. A Gr Graham Menhennet 59/60, Neil
Haydon 33/34. B Gr Fiona Dobbins 25/25, Murray
Schaper 24/25. C Gr Darcy Watts 24/25, Nathan
Dobbins 28/31.
Event 4 25 tgt NWZ Handicap: 1st Rhys Hendrickson
47/47, 2nd Craig Kelly 46/47, 3rd Lisa Hawker 38/39,
4th Norm Hinneberg 35/36, 5th Gerard Peatling &
Neil Hunter 32/33.
NWZ Team: Peter Tate, Chris Langridge, Colin Dunn,
Darren Watts, Wayne Hawker.
NWZ Ladies Team: Lisa Hawker, Joanne Boyer, Jan
Krause.
NWZ Junior Team: Kurt Watts, Ashley Jorgensen,
Darcy Watts.
NWZ Veteran Team: Bryan Rafferty, David Flavel,
Terry Foster.
High Guns: O/A Peter Mills 158/162, AA Gr Colin
Dunn 154/162, A Gr Dallas Ball 143/150, B Gr Fiona
Dobbins & Murray Schaper 135/150, C Gr Nathan
Dobbins 135/150. Ladies Lisa Hawker 138/150,
Veteran Bryan Rafferty 142/150, Junior Rupert Hunter
142/150.
Friday morning saw a beautiful clear day after a quick
downpour the night before (luckily just after we had set
everything up). Practice got underway around 9.30am
and by 12noon there were 37 names on the scoreboard.
Most shooters coming just to shoot ZZ, then staying on
for an interesting weekend of DTL. We had shooters
Lee & Rex O/A winners come from as far afield as Tasmania, QLD, SA, but with
most from Vic and NSW.
The fence was setup at 21m with the shooters mat set on 25m and the traps set to the
weather conditions.
This is the first time we have had so
many competitors shoot a possible
25/25 birds Lee Fitzgerald, Rex Piastri,
David Neilsen & Mick Tannous, with
5 shooters finishing on a 24/25.
1st Sweeps (10/10) . Competitors
were in the Super Sweeps as well.
Glenn Barton, Lee Fitzgerald*, Luke
Kirkby, Rex Piastri, Marc Crimmins*,
Dave Neilsen*, Mick Tannous*,
Nidal Asmar*(ISSF king pin), John
Tannous*, Alf Gugliamo (Mr InvisNeale & Elton at
the stand
ible), Anna Shedrina.
2nd Sweeps(10/10). Glenn Barton, Ben
Vogelzang, Lee Fitzgerald*, Rex Piastri, Marc Crimmins*, Dave Neilsen*, Mick Tannous*,
John Tannous*, Alf Gugliamo (Mr Invisible), Anna Shedrina.
3rd Sweeps (10/10). John Maxwell, Glenn Barton, Lee Fitzgerald*, Colin Saxton, Lou Rech,
Rex Piastri, Jimmy Ellis, Dave Neilsen*, Neil Cooke, Mick Tannous*, John Tannous*.
4th Sweeps (10/10). Lee Fitzgerald*, Rex Piastri, Dave Neilsen*, Randall Vitkus, Mick
Tannous*, Nidal Asmar*, Marcello Casella.
O/A winners Lee Fitzgerald & Rex Piastri, after 12 ZZ birds in the shoot off, due to light
fading they decided to split. 3rd went to David Neilsen (25+10/11), 4th went to Mick
Tannous (25+3/4)
One of the best shots of the day would have to go to Rex Piastri after all his problems with
his eyes to still come out & shoot a terrific score and be a winner, Well done Rex!
Thank you to Marcello Casella, Alf Gugliamo (president GGC) and the board of directors,
Steve & his wife & Yenda Primary School for help with the canteen. We would also like to
thank Neale Guy & of course Shelly, Chris & Sammy, Colin Saxton, Lee Fitzgerald, Sheree
& kids, Elton & Kathy Chetcuti, Darcy, Holly & Finn for all their help in packing up.
We were very happy with the number of shooters that turned up to support & enjoy
shooting ZZ despie bad weather being predicted over the weekend.
Shelly & Vince
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Teelba Gun Club two day annual shoot
The Teelba Gun Club’s Annual Two Day Shoot was finally
held on the 23 & 24 October 2010 after being washed out
on the 9 & 10 October 2010. Thank you to the shooters
that attended from Surat Clay Target Club, Wandoan Gun
Club, Condamine Gun Club, Chinchilla Clay Target Club,
Tarawera Gun & Pistol Club, Roma Clay Target Club and
Toowoomba Clay Target Club.
Thank you to everyone that helped on the weekend it was very much
appreciated and to the ladies who did the kitchen and the bar.
A special thanks to the generous sponsors who donated prizes for
trophies and raffle prizes. The raffle proceeds were donated to the
RACQ Careflight Rescue Helicopters.
Event One was the 30 Target Medley (15T DB;15T Points) sponsored by
Miles Engineering, Meandarra News & Garden Centre, Westco Truck
Sales, Grant Daniel & Long P/L and The Barn Oakey. The Overall winner
was Craig Ingleton from Teelba Gun Club who shot 74/75.
Other results were as follows: AA Grade 1st Viv Moore 67/69, 2nd
Rodney Woodrow 61/63; A Grade 1st Wayne Newton 61/63, 2nd Ken
McGuire 60/63; B Grade 1st Don Cameron 71/75, 2nd Ben Lasker 58/60;
C Grade 1st Michael Carracher 51/60, 2nd Jacqui Cameron 55/66.
Event Two was the 50 Target Teelba Gun Club Double Barrel Championship. The prizes for the this event was meat trays. The Overall Winner
was Peter McDougall from Condamine Gun Club who shot 89/89.
Other results were as follows: AA Grade 1st Clayton Cusack 79/50, 2nd
Viv Moore 49/51; A Grade 1st Wayne Newton 88/89, 2nd James Coggan
69/70; B Grade 1st John Dolling 48/50, 2nd Russell Carracher 50/53;
C Grade 1st Jacqui Cameron 43/50, 2nd Stephanie Pile 44/53.
Event Three was the 30 Target Continental Championship which was
sponsored by Pioneer Hi Bred Australia Pty Ltd. The prizes for this event
was lovely pearl necklaces. The Overall Winner was Geoff Moore from
Surat Clay Target Club who shot 68/68.
Other results were as follows: AA Grade 1st Peter McDougall 67/68, 2nd
Rodney Woodrow 42/43; A Grade 1st Dan Cameron 41/41, 2nd Geoff
Colson 40/41; B Grade 1st Craig Ingleton 29/30, 2nd Bob Bryant 27/30;
C Grade 1st John Mulckey 29/30, 2nd Michael Carracher 28/30.
Event Four was the 30 Target Points Championship which was sponsored by Pacific Seeds Pty Ltd. $1000.00 was the prize money on this
event. The Overall Winner was Dan Cameron from Surat Clay Target
Club who shot 94/96.
Other results were as follows: AA Grade 1st Rodney Woodrow 93/96,
2nd Clayton Cusack 86/90; A Grade 1st Don Cameron 86/90, 2nd
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OA Winner 50T DB Peter
McDougall with Club Pre
sident
Michael Carracher
Wayne Newton 85/90; B Grade 1st John Dolling 87/90, 2nd Craig
Ingleton 86/90; C Grade 1st Brenda Collins 83/90, 2nd Michael
Carracher 81/90.
Event Five was the 30 Target Single Barrel Championship which was
sponsored by CRC Electrical Condamine. The Overall Winner was Viv
Moore from Surat Clay Target Club who shot 39/41.
Other results were as follows: AA Grade 1st Brett Pile 38/41, 2nd Clayton
Cusack 27/30; A Grade 1st Ken McGuire 29/31, 2nd James Coggan
28/30; B Grade 1st Craig Ingleton 29/31, 2nd Alison Banyer 28/30;
C Grade 1st John Thorn 24/30, 2nd Michael Carracher 26/33.
Event Six was the 15 Pair Double Rise Championship. The Overall
Winner prize for this event was sponsored by Craig’s Welding and Tyre
Service. The Overall Winner was Rodney Woodrow from Wandoan Gun
Club who shot 26/30.
Other results were as follows: AA Grade 1st Clayton Cusack 25/30, 2nd
Mal Collins 39/48; A Grade 1st Wayne Newton 25/30, 2nd Jon Penfold
30/40; B Grade 1st Alison Banyer 18/30, 2nd Russell Carracher 24/40;
C Grade 1st John Thorn 18/30, 2nd Michael Carracher 24/40.
The High Gun trophies were sponsored by Maranoa Regional Council,
Simplicity Australia P/L, Roma Equipment Hire, Hudson Grains P/L,
Darling Downs Tarpaulins, Central Steel Sales, Harvey Norman Dalby,
Devine Family Electrical, Landmark Meandarra, Meandarra Aerial,
Andrew Pauli Pauli Mechanical.
Results: Overall High Gun Rodney Woodrow 274/290; AA Grade High
Gun Clayton Cusack 271/290; A Grade High Gun Wayne Newton
264/290; B Grade High Gun Donald Cameron 269/290; C Grade High
Gun Michael Carracher 237/290; Veteran High Gun Bob Bryant 222/290;
Ladies High Gun Viv Moore 271/290; Junior High Gun Stephanie Pile
200/290.
The winner of the McTaggart Family Shield which is for the Teelba Gun
Members only. The winner is decided from the members who has the
highest score in each grade and is shot off as a handicap. Wayne Newton
A Grade, Craig Ingleton B Grade and Michael Carracher C Grade had to
shoot for the shield. The winner was Michael Carracher.
Thank you again to the sponsors, without them the shoot would have
been the success it was.
Christine Newton,
Secretary
SOUTH WEST ZONE CARNIVAL
Warrnambool Clay Target Club – 30th October 2010
The 2010 South
West Zone Carnival
was the first Zone
Carnival to be held
at Warrnambool
CTC new ground.
The Warrnambool
members put in a lot of
hard work preparing for
the carnival and had the
place looking at its best.
The weather however
was another story, flood
warnings were issued for
the area with 100mm of
rain predicted.
We were expecting big
numbers for this
L-R Penny Smith, Ian Holt, Gary Jennings, Andrew Smith, Max Medhurst and Nathan Telford
shoot but with
B Grade was one by James Hayden (Noorat) 20/25, 2nd John
the weather not playing the game those expectations went out the
Redfearn19/25, C Grade 1st Tom Mirtschin (Warrnambool) 22/25,
window.
2nd David Jackway (Warrnambool) 21/25.
Forty-five diehard shooters squadded up for the first event 25tgt
The Zone Points Score was taken out by Warrnambool shooter
Zone Handicap.
Gary Jennings with 81/81, 2nd was Nathan Telford (Noorat) 80/81,
Once all the scores were in we had a skinner Nathan Telford
A Grade 1st was Rhys Hirth (Colac) 113/114 , 2nd Andrew Pride
(Noorat) taking out first place with 25/25, 2nd was Sam Clifford
(Noorat)111/114, B Grade 1st James Hayden (Noorat) 67/75, 2nd
(Noorat) 39/40, 3rd James Hayden (Noorat) 40/42, 4th Jeff
Emily Donald (Noorat) 66/75, C Grade 1st was Tom Mirtschin
Dumesney (Warrnambool) 39/42 and Peter Mills (Frankston) took
(Warrnambool) 62/75 and 2md was Melissa Vickers 61/75.
out the Back Marker 28/30.
The winning Club Team was Noorat Gun Club Sam Clifford,
After the Handicap the rain cleared and conditions were not too
Nathan Telford, Gary Hayden, Andrew Pride 572/600.
bad for the remainder of the day just a cold wind and a little
High Guns were Overall Nathan Telford (Noorat) 148/150, Junior
drizzle.
Andrew Smith (Noorat) 143/150, Lady Penny Smith (Noorat)
The 25tgt Zone Double Barrel was taken across the border by
137/150, Veteran Ian Holt (Colac) 119/150.
Mount Gambier Shooter Max Medhurst with a score of 147/147,
The South West Zone Team selected over four shoots during the
Peter Mills(Frankston) was the unlucky one with 146/147, A grade
year plus the Zone Carnival will be Open Gary Hayden, Nathan
1st was Rhys Hirth(Colac) 52/52 2nd Jeff Dumesney (WarrnamTelford, Steve Holt, Wayne Calaby and Sam Clifford. Junior Team
bool), B Grade was one by Emily Donald(Noorat) with 30/30, 2nd
James Buchholz, Matt Hayden and James Hayden, Ladies Emily
was Matthew Black (Colac) 29/30, C Grade 1st Tom Mirtschin
Donald, Brittany Sinclair and Penny Smith.
(Warrnambool) 24/25, 2nd Mitchell Lourey (Noorat) 21/25.
The Zone would like to thank all those who attended and thank
Next event was the Zone Single Barrel. Junior lady Penny Smith
everyone who helped out on the day. We wish our teams all the
(Noorat) won overall and A grade with a score of 28/28, AA 1st
best of luck at Echuca.
was Gary Jennings (Warrnambool) 27/28, 2nd was Peter Mills
(Frankston) 25/27, A grade 2nd was Gary Vickers with 25/26,
Sam Clifford
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MARYBOROUGH GUN CLUB
Harold Cracknell Memorial
O
n Saturday 27th November the Maryborough Gun Club
conducted the 14th Harold Cracknell Memorial. As you can
see from the photo above, with 70 mm of rain falling in the
two days prior, the ground simply could not absorb anymore water.
A further 30mm fell during the course of the day, the small drain levy that diverts the water
around the layouts overflowed and to get to the trap houses shooters had to wade through
water well over their shoes. During the day trap houses had to be pumped out and Don
Robinson, one of the inaugural club members stated that he had never seen, in the history
of the club, as much water as on this day.
One of the local reservoirs,
Cairn Curren reached full
Deauville Doubles
capacity and the flood gates
winners Neil Crackn
ell
had to be opened. Around
& Bill Iles
midday, newly appointed
Club
President
Ashley
by Bill Iles. Second place
McKnight was called away,
went to Neil Cracknell,
when the small township of
third place to Murray
Baringhup where he resides,
Schaper (Sebastapol) and
and situated just below Cairn
David Oates took home
Curren had to be in-part
the trophy for fourth.
evacuated.
All this led to a much smaller
In the third and final
attendance at the shoot
event, the Club Deauvilles,
and was a great disapointBill Iles and Neil Crackment to both the club and the
nell, were the eventual
Cracknell family.
winners, mostly thanks
Nevertheless those who
to Bill’s uncanny ability to
competed enjoyed the day
pick up Neil’s target. Both
Neil Cracknell with the Cracknell Perpetual Memorial Trophy, partner Christine
and some excellent scores were
shooters had a great day
Maresceaux holding the day’s High Gun cup for Neil, and sister Sandra and mother Faye.
still shot despite the conditions.
in the winners circle.
In the first event, the Cracknell Memorial, the overall winner was Neil
Second place went to Peter Tate and Jim Shepherd.
Cracknell (Harold’s son) who shot a 58/58. Second in AA went to Darren
The Club would like to thank the Cracknell family for their generous
Watts 30/31. The A grade winner was Jim Shepherd 57/58 and second in
sponsorship of the Memorial event sashes.
A grade was won by David Oates (Castlemaine). In B grade Darcy Watts
came in first with Don
Robinson second. C
grade went to new
club member David
Petrie whose wife
Claire was attending
her first shoot as the
new Maryborough
club secretary. Second
place in C grade went
to Lyndon Varney of
Beaufort.
Event 2, the Club
Handicap, was won
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Five of the winners, L-R: Darcy Watts, David Petrie, Don Robinson, Murray Schaper and Lyndon Varney
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