October 2014 - Australian Clay Target Association

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Michael Buttigieg
Overall High Gun
NSW State
Skeet Carnival
Page 3
Broken Hill Skeet
Page 10
Queensland
Western Zone
Championships
Page 8
BUNDABERG 2 DAY
SHOOTING CARNIVAL
Page 18
2015 ISSF Championships
NOMINATION FORM Page 23
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ACTA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
“BOARD OF DIRECTORS”
PATRONS
The Right Honourable Malcolm Fraser, A.C., C.H.,
Mrs Kay Hull
PRESIDENT
Mr Allan Vilcins
VICE PRESIDENTS
Mr Robert Fox, Mr Robert Nugent
EXECUTIVE
Mrs Cheryl Arnol, Mr Malcolm Dyson,
Mr Bronte Evans, Mrs Elaine Forward OAM,
Mr Robert Fox, Mr Gary Hayden, Mr Kim Hibble,
Mr David Howe, Mr Don Johnson,
Mr Terry Marsden, Mr Brian Muirson, Mr Garry Read.
Co-opted Members:
Mr Neil Haydon & Mr Peter Haley
LIFE REGISTERED SHOOTERS
J Houston†, H. G. James†, D. B. Mott†,
W. E. H. Rainbird. O.B.E.†, J. M. Wilson†,
J. M. Tyquin†, K. Soames†, N. Wells†, E T. Baldwin†,
G. H. Hall (PP)†, E. G. Biggs†, R. H. Moyse†,
L. S. R. Stewart†, C. Moll†, A. Pedersen, (PP)†,
O.R. Taylor†, E.F. Hawkins (PP)†, R. Mules†,
A.N. Rowe†, L.G. Connors (PP)†, W. Jones (PP)†
R.M. Holtfreter (PP)†, N. Hardy, LJ Martin (PP),
JK Scott (PP), RF Buchan, J Murphy,
GG Woodhatch (PP), R Silvester, R Nugent (PP),
J Byrnes (PP), A Kenny, D Harwood, J Mack (PP),
R Traill†
The effort of our members that were successful in
Glasgow has been hailed a success by the administrators
of the Games and the Australian International Shooting
Limited (AISL). This success I am sure will further assist in
funding our sport into the future to earn further success at
other Games and events. Congratulations again to all twelve
of our members that attended.
There is discussion however on the Commonwealth Games
front that the disciplines of women’s skeet and women’s
double trap may be removed due to the limited number of competing nations.
I can assure members that I have already had a discussion with the President of
Commonwealth Games Shooting expressing our association’s desire to include these
sports in the Games, and for no shooting disciplines to be removed. Further to this
I have also lobbied AISL to speak on our members’ behalf for these disciplines to
continue. Members will be advised when further information comes available.
I have been asked by several members why I published in the CTSN an article
regarding shooter infringements and the discussion regarding going to the police if
members are aware of an illegal activity. The reason is that it is no longer acceptable
for members to go to a club, zone, State or national executive member and
‘download’ about an illegal activity that they have become aware of. Then turn
around and think to themselves, “I’ve done my bit – it’s up to them now”.
Wrong. Taking the soft option is no longer acceptable and members are responsible
for their own action or inaction. In some instances, by not taking immediate action
which could have resulted in stopping an offence taking place, a person may also
commit either a civil or criminal offence.
Same when a member believes on reasonable grounds that another member is suffering
from a mental illness that may affect their ability to be in possession of a firearm(s).
Mandatory reporting is now in place in all States and Territories for everyone that
becomes aware of anyone that may cause danger to themselves or another with a
firearm – the person MUST inform authorities of their belief and information and the
last thing that anyone wants to see is someone hurt themselves or another.
The last is something that is going to affect all of us at some time. The ACTA has an
aging population that participate in our sport. Some members have come to an age
at which they may no longer be safe to be in possession of firearms on a clay target
range. If a committee is of this belief it is better to take the person aside and/or place
competition restrictions on them rather than have an accidental discharge, and have
injury or worse occur to another competitor, spectator or official. A restriction on one
shooter has occurred in one State and as a result everyone breathed a sigh of relief.
I can hear the carpark discussion now – however it is something that needs to be
brought into the open and members (and committees) shouldn’t bury their heads in
the sand. If one person is saved from injury (or worse) then this article is worth it.
As I have said numerous times before – everyone’s a friend – until something
goes wrong. That’s when people dive for cover and unless you risk mitigate at all
times you may be left out in the cold.
I hope everyone has had a great month competing or shooting!
Stay safe!
Allan Vilcins
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OCTOBER 2014 – AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS
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Executive Officer’s Report
On behalf of all members I wish to commend and congratulate all
of our athletes selected for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
My information suggests the team as a group were very close and the
support of each of those members was an important factor in the
success of the Team.
To Laura Coles (Gold Medal Ladies Skeet), Laetisha Scanlan (Gold
Medal, Ladies Trap) and Adam Vella (Gold Medal Men’s Trap)
our congratulations on your Gold medal success. It is one of those
moments where we as members can celebrate the success of our
members on the International stage. Many Club members who shoot
purely for enjoyment can relate to those who have reached one of
the pinnacles of the sport. We congratulate all of those “member
bodies” including Pistol and Rifle who also had success on the ranges
in Glasgow.
The National ISSF Championships will be conducted at the Newcastle
Port Macquarie range in January 2015, so the focus of the ISSF
community is now on selection for the Olympic team in Rio in 2016.
Our athletes success at Commonwealth Games level is no guarantee
of success in the future, however looking at all of the athletes who
were selected to attend the Commonwealth Games and those who
have represented at World Cups and other international events as
well as those who were close to selection for the Commonwealth
Games and those still coming through the system. The future looks
bright for our sport at the 2016 Olympics.
The National Ground is being continually improved with engineers
retained to provide a report on drainage required on the ground
to channel water from the ground in low lying areas to the current
drainage channels. The report is expected in time for works to
commence in 2015. The ground will also have added three ball
traps to facilitate ball trap competition as well as training facilities
for ISSF on the National ground. These traps should be in by
years end.
I can confirm that a Stakeholder Group will meet with NSW
Firearms in Sydney on 17th September at the Sydney Police Centre.
I will attend the meeting as the representative of the ACTA following
an invitation from NSW Firearms. This meeting will provide
feedback and recommendations to the branch whilst ultimately
passing through to NSW Government Ministers. Having a voice in
NSW is extremely important for the Association with the National
Ground located in Wagga Wagga. We have in the past experienced
some frustration at changes to legislation and clarification of
legislation in what can be seen as very grey areas. The meeting will
also allow first hand clarification of issues relevant to the industry,
particularly in respect to ranges, licensing, arms fairs conditions
etc. This will also give us a voice in relation to legislation on gun
ownership and storage. Having a direct link will ensure our strong
relationship with the NSW Firearms Branch will continue to develop
for the betterment of the sport.
Tony Turner
Once again to our team, gold medallists and all involved,
Congratulations.
CONTENTS
National President’s Notes 1
Executive Officer’s Report 2
NSW State Skeet Carnival 3
Mackintosh Trophy 2014 5
Excellent Two Day Shoot at Surat 6
The Squire reports from West
Wyalong 7
Queensland Western Zone
Championships 8
Broken Hill Two Day Skeet Shoot 10
VCTA NWZ Coaching Day 11
ACTA Data Base available in
September 11
Swan Hill Classic 2014 12
Presidential Medal Nominations 12
Cobar Shooter wins Mafeesh Memorial
Handicap Trophy 13
Record Attendance at Port Denison 2
Day Annual 14
William Saul Memorial at Kempsey 15
2
Psychological Skills for Shooting 16
2014 Cowra Gold Cup 17
Bundaberg Two Day Shooting
Carnival 18
Swan Hill Side by Side Challenge 19
Cuzzo’s Ramblings 20
Third Round of FIMA Handicap Shield
at Bega 21
Competition Results:
Tasmania 25
South Australia 26
Queensland 27
New South Wales 33
Northern Territory 45
Victoria 45
Western Australia 56
Mathoura Shoots in the Rain 57
Woodhouse Wins First Tumut
Championship 57
QCTA News 58
AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS – OCTOBER 2014
VCTA NEZ School Students
Championships 59
Kerang Side by Side Challenge 60
Two Championships shot at Echuca 60
Wangaratta – Skeet and DTL 61
Classifieds 62
Club News 62
Schoot Calendar 62
ACTA New Members 63
ACTA News 64
FRONT COVER
Overall NSW Skeet
Carnival High Gun,
Michael Buttigieg.
Michael finished
the Carnival
shooting 342/350.
NSW State Skeet Carnival
AUGUST 2014
This year’s tournament saw its return to the National/NSW
State grounds in Wagga Wagga. Participation was up by 20%
over last year with a total of a 109 entries making this one of
the largest NSW Skeet State titles on record.
The tournament was again
privileged by the presence of
John Shima from the famed
Bender Shima Shooting Clinic
who generously provided his time
to meet and greet the shooters
and provide coaching tips over
the 3 days of the tournament.
Thank you to Wayne Peterson for
arranging Johns visit and John for
his generous offer and I hope you
all had an opportunity to catch
up with him.
Michael Buttigieg from Victoria
emerged the ultimate winner
and concluded his successful
tournament by also winning the
tournament High Gun. Michael
was also a member of both the
two and three member winning
teams.
As is the case at this time of the
year in Wagga we started our days
a little on the cool side.
NSWCTA would like to thank all
their sponsors and everyone who
assisted at the carnival: particularly our Shoot Marshall Sue Pim,
IT Professional Frank Auditore,
State Secretary Kathleen Dawe,
Handicapper Alison Harwood,
and NSW Handicapper Janene
Schiller. Unfortunately our
State trap mechanic Fred Rapley
was admitted to hospital with
Pneumonia the day before the
tournament started. Fred has now
been released from hospital and
is continuing to recover. I would
like to also thank those who
helped fill Fred’s shoes during the
tournament and the shooters for
understanding the situation.
Friday saw the start of the small
gauge events, David O’Sullivan
took out the 20 gauge, Matt
Fallon from New Zealand duplicated his win from last year in 28
gauge event and Shane Bennett
finished the day by winning the
410 title. 14 year old junior Aislin
Jones also started to stamp her
dominance in the junior division
taking all three events along with
the ladies and A grade in the 28
gauge event.
Saturday saw a cool start to
the Doubles with a frost on the
ground. Ben Garraway won
the event and was awarded the
“Rooke Family Perpetual Trophy”.
The Handicap went to Queenslander Glenn Walker.
Sunday saw three 99’s shoot off
for the 100 target NSW State
Title, Matt Fallon, Lawrence
Rodden and Michael Buttigieg.
Aislan Jones continued her
display of dominance by winning
the Junior State Title, Junior High
Gun, Ladies High Gun and
A Grade High Gun.
NSW Clay Target Association
looks forward to seeing you all
next year at the National shooting
grounds in Wagga.
The following is a breakdown of
competitors for the carnival: 109
shooters: 53 – NSW, 43 – VIC, 8
– QLD, 2 – WA, 2 – NT, 1 – New
Zealand, (15 veterans, 13 ladies
and 11 juniors)
NSW Ladies State Team Sarah Bennett, Trina Adams,
Lesley Wojtowyez, Nancy Badewitz
RESULTS:
Event 1 NSW
20 Gauge Skeet
Championship
was shot over
50 targets with
sponsorship
from Winchester
Australia, 2nd in
C went to Richard
Beasley of Victoria
with a score of
NSW Open State Team
43/56, 1st in C went to Donald
Badewitz of Cooma GC with a
score of 44/56, 2nd in B went to
Doug Alcock of Cooma GC with
a score of 47/50, 1st in B went
to Hajrudin
(Dino) Dedic
of Cecil Park
GC with a
score of 48/50,
2nd in A
went to Gerry
Petruska of
Bairnsdale
CTC with a
score of 47/50,
1st in A went
to Colin Sim
20 Gauge Skt CS of NSW GC
OA winner
David O’Sullivan with a score
of 49/50, 2nd
in AA went to Glenn Clarke of
Melbourne GC with a score of
57/59, 1st in AA went to Michael
Buttigieg of Frankston GC with a
20 Gauge Skt CS OA Lady
Tracey Ashton with NSWCTA
Executive Member Luke Kirkby
score of 103/105. Overall went to
David O’Sullivan of Bairnsdale
CTC with a score of 104/105.
David was awarded the G
Brothers Shield. Veterans went to
John Guberina, Ladies to Tracey
Ashton, Junior to Aislin Jones.
Event 2 NSW 28 Gauge Skeet
Championship was shot over 50
targets. 2nd in
C went to Julie
Freeman of
Bairnsdale CTC
with a score of
40/57, 1st in
C went to Tim
Stockdale of
Kurmburra GC
with a score of
37/50, 2nd in
B went to John
Pethybridge
28 Gauge Skt
of Canberra
CS OA winner
Matthew Fallon International
GC with a
score of 45/50,
1st in B went
to Andrew
Beveridge of
Melbourne GC
with a score
of 47/50, 2nd
in A went to
Paul Kouroupis
of NSW GC
with a score
of 48/50, 1st
in A went to
28 Gauge Skt CS
OA Lady & Junior Aislin Jones of
Bairnsdale
Aislin Jones
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CTC with a score of 48/50, 2nd
in AA went to David O’Sullivan
with a score of 107/108, 1st in AA
went to Michael Buttigieg with a
score of 113/114. Overall went to
Matthew Fallon of New Zealand
with a score of 114/114. Matthew
was awarded the Peter Vella
Perpetual Trophy. Veterans went
to Paul Kouroupis, Ladies &
Junior went to Aislin Jones.
Overall went to Shane Bennett
of Bathurst GC with a score of
61/62. Veterans went to Jess
Sheather, Ladies Marie Carmoody
& Junior Aislin Jones.
of Newcastle Lake
Macquarie
CTC with
a score of
44/50, 1st in B
went to John
Pethybridge
with a score of
45/50, 2nd in
A went to Rod
Nicholson of
Newcastle Lake
Skeet DBLS
OA Junior
Macquarie
Adam Bozier
CTC with a
score of 44/52,
1st in A went
to Adam
Buhagiar of
Cecil Park GC
with a score
of 45/52, 2nd
in AA went to
Glenn Clarke
with a score
of 48/52, 1st
in AA went
to Malcolm
Skeet DBLS OA
Lady Jacqueline Briggs of
Melbourne GC
Durham
with a score of
55/60. Overall
went to Ben
Garraway of
Melbourne GC
with a score
of 56/60. Ben
was awarded
the Rooke
Family Perpetual Trophy.
Veterans went
to Laurie
Skeet DBLS
Chelepy,
OA Veteran
Laurie Chelepy Ladies Jacqueline Durham,
Junior Adam Bozier.
Event 5 NSW Skeet Handicap
was shot over 50 targets. 5th
Overall went to Jason Wilson of
Corowa with a score of 72/83,
4th Overall went to Bryn Bithell
of NSW GC with a score of
79/84, 3rd Overall went to Marie
Event 4 NSW Skeet Doubles
Championship shot over
25 pairs, 2nd
in C went to
Tim Stockdale
with a score
of 34/60, 1st
in C went
Leigh Stokes of
Traralgon CTC
with a score
of 36/50, 2nd
Skeet DBLS OA in B went to
Kevin Hearne
Ben Garraway
3rd OA HC winner Marie Carmody
with NSWCTA Executive Member
Luke Kirkby
Event 3 NSW 410 Bore Skeet
Championship shot over 50
targets, 2nd in C went to Tim
Stockdale
with a score of
34/51, 1st in C
went Richard
Sammon of
Wangarratta
GC with a
score of 35/51,
2nd in B went
to Marie
Carmody of
Gold Coast
CTC with a
410 Gauge Skt CS
score of 51/58,
OA winner
1st in B went
Shane Bennett
to John Pethybridge with a
score of 52/58,
2nd in A went
to Trevor
O’Connell of
Melbourne GC
with a score of
43/50, 1st in
A went to Jess
Sheather of
Cecil Parl GC
with a score
410 Gauge Skt CS of 44/50, 2nd
OA Lady
in AA went to
Marie Carmody
Paul Johnston
of Melbourne GC with a score of
59/61, 1st in AA went Michael
Buttigieg with a score of 60/62.
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2nd OA HC
Simon Whitie
4th OA HC
Bryn Bithell
5th OA HC
Jason Wilson
1st OA HC
Glenn Walker
Carmody with a score of 80/88,
2nd Overall went to Simon Whitie
of NSW GC with a score of 90/99,
and 1st Overall went to Glenn
Walker of QLD with a score of
98/99. Glenn was awarded the
Coleman/Aberley Shield.
Event 6 NSW Skeet
Championship was shot over
100 targets.
2nd in C went
to Leigh Stokes
with a score
of 87/100, 1st
in C went to
Tim Stockdale
with a score
of 88/100, 2nd
in B went to
Errol Tucker
of Dubbo GC
with a score
Skeet CS OA
winner Michael of 94/100,
1st in B went
Buttigieg
Skeet CS OA
Junior
Aislin Jones
to Hajrudin
(Dino) Dedic
with a score of
95/100, 2nd in
A went to Paul
McGowan of
Three Springs
SC Assoc with
a score of
94/100, 1st
in A went to
Gerry Petruska
with a score
Skeet CS OA
Lady Jacqueline of 96/100, 2nd
Durham
in AA went
to Matthew Fallon with a score
of 111/113, 1st in AA went to
Lawrence Rodden of Gold Coast
CTC with a score of 114/116.
Overall went to Michael Buttigieg
with a score of 115/116. Michael
was awarded the Skeet Champion
Perpetual Trophy and the James
Norman Miatt Memorial Shield.
Veterans went to John Guberina,
Ladies Jacqueline Durham, Junior
Aislin Jones.
High Guns
Overall Junior High Gun went to
Aislin Jones with 314/350. Aislin
was awarded the NSW State
Skeet Championship Junior High
Gun Shield. Overall Ladies High
Gun went to Aislin Jones with
314/350. Overall Veteran High
Gun went to Laurie Chelepy with
318/350. Overall C Grade High
OA HG Michael Buttigieg with
our NSWCTA Executive Member
Don Power
AA Grade HG Shane Bennett, A Grade HG Aislin Jones,
B Grade HG John Pethybridge & C Grade HG
Tim Stockdale
MACKINTOSH TROPHY 2014
INTERNATIONAL TEAM MATCH RESULTS
PLACE
Winner
OA Ladies &
Junior HG
Aislin Jones
3 Man Club Team: Michael Buttigieg, David O’Sullivan &
Glenn Clarke from Bairnsdale Gun Club
Gun went to Tim Stockdale with
273/350. Overall B Grade High
Gun went to John Pethybridge
with 307/350. Overall A Grade
High Gun went to Aislin Jones
with 314/350. Overall AA Grade
High Gun went to Shane Bennett
with 359/380. Overall Carnival
High Gun went to Michael
Buttigieg with 342/350. Michael
was awarded the Clarke Naudin
Wright Perpetual Skeet High Gun
Trophy.
Interstate Teams Skeet Match
(In qualifying order 1st to last).
Open Team Anthony Hickman,
Mark Corbett, John Gubinera,
Shane Bennett, Wayne Peterson,
Dino Dedic, Peter Vella, Sarah
Bennett, Adam Buhagiar, Alberto
Muoio, Paul Kouroupis, Colin
Sim, Trina Adams, Anthony
Annecchini & Bryn Bithell.
Ladies Team Sarah Bennett,
Trina Adams, Lesley Wojtowyez
& Nancy Badewitz. Veterans
Team John Guberina, Paul
Kouroupis, Anthony Annecchini,
Jess Sheather, Reg Petts &John
Pethybridge.
NSW State Skeet Teams
(In qualifying order 1st to last).
Open Anthony Hickman, John
Guberina, Dino Dedic, Mark
Corbett & Shane Bennett. Ladies
Sarah Bennett, Trina Adams &
Lesley Wojtowyez. Veterans John
Guberina, Paul Kouroupis &
Anthony Annecchini.
NSWCTA Zone Teams Match.
Being awarded the Hawkeye
Shield was Central Zone with
141/150. They were Shane
Bennett, Sarah Bennett & Peter
Vella.
NSWCTA Skeet Three Member
Club Team. Being awarded the
Bairnsdale GC Perpetual trophy
was Michael Buttigieg, Glenn
Clarke & David O’Sullivan with a
score of 438/450.
SENIORS
LADIES
JUNIOR
VETERANS
Top 20 scores
Top 4 scores
Top 4 scores
Top 4 scores
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
5948
1179
1190
1183
Canada
1113
Canada
1167
Canada
1164
Runner up Canada
5880
3rd
England
5770
New Zealand
1109
N.Ireland
1141
New Zealand
1155
4th
N.Ireland
5678
England
1069
England
1140
England
1134
5th
Ireland
5659
Ireland
1049
New Zealand
1133
N.Ireland
1132
6th
Scotland
5628
Wales
1047
Ireland
1121
Ireland
1124
7th
South Africa
5620
Scotland
1006
Wales
1111
Scotland
1101
8th
New Zealand
5531
N.Ireland
985
South Africa
1106
South Africa
1073
9th
Wales
5489
South Africa
761
Scotland
821
Wales
1053
ISSF International Referee’s Course
2 Man Team Michael Buttigieg
& Glenn Clarke
NSW Skeet Two Person Team.
Being awarded the NSW Skeet
Carnival Perpetual Trophy 2 Man
Team was Michael Buttigieg &
Glenn Clarke with a score of
387/400.
A special thank you for our
sponsor Winchester for their
ongoing sponsorship of the
20 Gauge Skeet Championship.
Tournament Director,
Scott Wright
will be held at Whiteman Park
International Shooting Complex W.A
On the 18th–19th October 2014
Interested persons should apply to:
SHOOTING AUSTRALIA.
P.O. Box 1108
PASADENA SA 5042
Email:[email protected]
Applications close last mail 3rd October 2014
Qualifications: Prospective ISSF Referee’s must
have been an active referee in the last 2years
They must have a sound knowledge of the
current ISSF Rules
Must bring the current ISSF Rule Book.2014
(can be obtained from AISL or ISSF)
or Download www.issf-sports.org
Winning Zone Team: Central Zone President Janene
Schiller, Shane Bennett, Sarah Bennett & Peter Vella
Nancy Badewitz
celebrating her
birthday in style
For more information phone or email
Elaine Forward OAM
Course Presenter:
08 92974588 mobile 0417 775 122
[email protected].
5
Excellent Two Day Shoot at Surat
A great weekend was had by all who
attended the Surat Two Day. The
weather was even better.
Event 1 25T Bakaroma P/S was won by
Clayton Cusack 77/78 and Event 2 25T Wards
Transport S/B was also won by Clayton Cusack
65/66. Event 3 50T CRC Electrical D/B was
won by Gavin Langridge 146/146. Event 4 50T
Crossroads Tyre Service Cont. P/S was won by
Mervyn Phillips 166/168. Event 5 25T Cleaver
Firearms Handicap was won by Viv Moore
with the only possible 25/25, and 7 others
on 24/25. This event had been talked about
as there were 5 guns up for grabs and a good
size purse from the Calcutta auction Saturday
night. Event 6 Richard Morrison 15 Pair D/R
was won by Clayton Cusack 29/30.
A Grade HG Craig Mitchell with Cherlyn Bickers,
Roma Powder Coating & Pres Geoff Moore
Grade Craig Mitchell
313/355, B Grade Ben
Nielsen 306/355, C
Grade David Napier
282/355.
Juniors
Steph Pile 318/355,
Ladies Viv Moore
326/355, Veteran Don
Morris 294/355.
High Guns were O/A Daniel Andrews
347/355. AA Grade Clayton Cusack 364/377, A
OA High Gun Daniel Andrews with sponsor
Gavin Langridge Guns & Ammo
Surat would like to
thank their sponsors
Crossroad Tyres, Roma
Powder Coating, CRC
A Grade HG
Electrical, Guns &
Craig Mitchell
Ammo, Duncans Pig
Dog Collars, Wards Tranport, Bakaroma,
Cleaver Firearms, Richard Morrison without
their support these event do not happen
real easy. A thank you to our office crew Rod
Woodrow, Julie Allan & Brenda Collins. Our
Kitchen Ladies Fay, Barbara, Lorraine, Elaine.
Thank you all very much.
Full Results:
25T BAKAROMA P/S: OA: 1st Clayton Cusack 77/78,
AA: 1st Mervyn Phillips 75/78, 2nd Brett Pile 101/102,
A: 1st Danny Green 70/75, 2nd Craig Mitchell 72/78, B:
1st Donna Barletta 69/75, 2nd Gareth Graham 72/81,
C: 1st Tracey Boon 66/75, 2nd Tony Allen 64/75.
25T SB C/S: O/A: 1st Clayton Cusack 65/66, AA: 1st
Richard Morrison 64/66, 2nd Gavin Langridge 56/58,
A: 1st Ian Hurley 25/28, 2nd Julie Allan 24/28, B: 1st
Scott Urquhart 24/25, 2nd Brenda Collins 22/25, C: 1st
Tony Allen 19/25, 2nd Tracey Boon 18/25.
Junior HG Steph Pile
Clayton Cusack CRC Electrical and
OA DB Gavin Langridge
Vet HG Don Morris
OA Cont P/S Mervyn Phillips,
Tracy Boon Crossroad Tyres & Geoff Moore
166/168, AA: 1st Daniel Andrews 165/168, 2nd Gavin
Langridge 145/150, A: 1st Phillip Keller 137/150, 2nd
Brodie Hewitt 143/159, B: 1st Ben Neilsen 135/150,
2nd Gareth Graham 128/150, C: 1st David Napier
114/150, 2nd Nathan Grams 111/150, Lad: 1st Viv
Moore 138/150, Jun: 1st Brodie Hewitt 135/150, Vet:
1st Greg Kocho 127/150.
25T H/C C/S: 1st Viv Moore 25/25, 2nd Carlo Barletta
36/37, 3rd Geoff Moore 35/37, 4th Stephanie Pile
32/34, AA: 5th Celeste Barnes 33/35.
15PR DR C/S: O/A: 1st Clayton Cusack 29/30, AA: 1st
David Stitt 38/40, 2nd Rodney Woodrow 46/50, A: 1st
Ian Hurley 28/30, 2nd Brett Johnstone 26/30, B: 1st
Brenda Collins 25/30, 2nd Gareth Graham 23/30, C:
1st David Napier 21/30, 2nd Tony Allen 29/40.
DR OA Clayton Cusack,
Richard Morrison Sponsor & Geoff Moore
OA SB Clayton Cusack & Pres Geoff Moore
AA G H/G
Clayton Cusack
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B Grade HG
Ben Nielsen
50T DB C/S: O/A: 1st Gavin Langridge 146/146, AA: 1st
Clayton Cusack 145/146, 2nd Daniel Andrews 96/97,
A: 1st Danny Green 53/54, 2nd Greg Kocho 52/54, B:
1st Gareth Graham 49/51, 2nd Kylie Green 48/51, C:
1st David Napier 47/50, 2nd Tony Allen 45/50, Lad: 1st
Viv Moore 50/50, Jun: 1st Brodie Hewitt 48/50, Vet: 1st
Greg Kocho 49/50.
50T PS CONT PTS C/S: O/A: 1st Mervyn Phillips
H/C O/A Viv Moore
HC 2nd Carlo Barletta
The Squire reports from West Wyalong
The fourth Sunday in
July could not have been
better for the West
Wyalong Clay Target
Club to be holding the
Central Zone Sporting
Clays 100 Target
Championship although
some visitors had to
travel through fog before
seeing blue sky at West
Wyalong.
An enthusiastic group made
up of Pat Mulqueeny, Bruce
Dent, Graham Duncan,
Jason Anderson and Allan
Schirmer had been out the
previous week and spent
time tidying up the grounds
so that everything would be
in readiness on the day.
They also set two interesting and
challenging layouts which would test the
experienced shooters but also give the less
experienced shooter some encouragement.
CZ Sporting Clays Team: L-R: Mick Munro, Peter Rae & Laurie Redfern
Left: VP Jason
Anderson with
CZ Sporting
Clays Champion
Peter Rae
Pat Brettschneider have a chat to shooters
around the grounds.
As usual, Angie Dent looked after the inner
shooter at lunch and again for afternoon
tea. Thanks Ang.
The targets thrown and the layouts elicited
quite a number of favourable remarks from
visiting shooters.
At a reasonably early hour Vice President,
Jason Anderson called everyone to the club
room to announce the results of the shoot.
Ron Spedding from Parkes had sent over his
specialised “springing teal” trap and as usual
Laurie Redfern had his trap mounted in the
back of his ute to throw an overhead target.
The Central Zone Sporting Clays Champion
for 2014 winning Overall and A Grade was
Peter Rae 89/100. Peter Munro 87/100,
one of several Wagga visitors shot well to
win AA Grade from Max Kavanagh 85/100.
Robert Yeo 88/100 ran second to Peter Rae
in A Grade. Young Emilene Munro 86/110
won a shoot off against fellow field and
game shooter, and equally as young, Tom
McGrath 83/110. Well shot! After a bit of
a mix up in the C Grade results Garry Brill
and John Rourke have been declared joint
winners and Jason Anderson 59/100 was
second. Rebecca Wilesmith 61/100 came
over from Temora to win the Ladies’ section
while Bruce Irvine 78/100 was the Veteran
winner.
Jason Anderson finished the presentation
by thanking everyone and announcing the
Central Zone Team as being Peter Rae, Mick
Munro for the fourth consecutive year, and
Laurie Redfern.
Graham Duncan and Jason also loaned
traps which were on standby in case of a
break down. Thanks guys.
Organisers were thrilled when six squads of
visiting and local shooters were marshalled
to cycle through the layouts.
As well as being a championship the Central
Zone Sporting Clays team to compete at the
New South Wales state titles in 2015 was to
be chosen following the event.
As the scores came in and were posted on
the board it was obvious that Peter Rae
24/25 and Peter Munro 23/25 were shooting
very well although they were being hounded
by a host of other competitors in the low
20’s.
A shoot such as this requires excellent
organisation and Clive Foster and Don
Turner kept the office absolutely humming
and shooters were prompt in scoring and
refing making it a trouble free shoot.
Trying clay target shooting for the first time
Jordan Hoskinson, from Kikoira enjoyed
his day and it was good to see Geoff and
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Queensland Western Zone Championships
Weather was warm and fine with 110 shooters converging
on Kingaroy to compete for the Queensland Western Zone
Titles.
The day started with lots of red on the board in the Cash Divide event
AA Grade 34 possible, A Grade 8 possible B Grade 3 possible and C
Grade 1. After that warm up once again South East Zone made their
presence felt the first day with Corey Bylsma taking Overall in the Single
Barrel 68/69 and 50 Target Double Barrel 184/184.
Open Team Mike Stewart, Kevin Jarick, David Robb, Viv Moore,
Richard Morrison
Ladies: Viv Moore,
Surat, Stephanie Pile,
Condamine, Jessica
Robb, Tarawera,
Reserve: Erin Stewart,
Kingaroy.
SB OA
Corey Bylsma
HC Anthony Nugent and
NIOA Rep Steph Mills
Veterans: Eddie Mills,
Cunnamulla, Allen
Thorp, Kingaroy,
Alan Pack, Roma.
Reserve Greg Kocho,
Condamine.
Ladies Team Jess Robb, Steph Pile, Viv Moore
Juniors: Stephanie
Pile, Condamine, Erin
Stewart, Kingaroy,
Brodie Hewitt, Roma.
Reserve Bryan Rudd,
Dalby.
DR OA Brad Reimers & Hastings
Deering Sponsor Rep Shane Meagher
DB OA Corey Bylsma and
Sponsor Chinchilla Sports and Toys
Bryon Hewitt
The second day saw Western Zone
stepping up and reclaiming some
events with the Handicap being
won by Roma Shooter Anthony
Nugent 36/36.
50 Target Points Score went to
Gold Coast Shooter Gavin Langridge with a 233/234, while 15 Pair
Double Rise went to Brad Riemers,
Dalby with the only possible
30/30.
PS OA Gavin Langridge
(sponsor Guns and Ammo)
& President Richard Morrison
HIGH GUNS
Overall Corey Blysma 368/378,
AA Grade Kevin Jarick 365/378, A
Grade Bill Pavy 335/346, B Grade Gareth Graham 311/346, C Grade
Byran Rudd, 287/330. Veterans High Gun Allen Thorp 314/330, Juniors
Adam Bylsma 314/330 and Ladies Viv Moore, 316/330.
WESTERN ZONE TEAMS 2014
Open: Clayton Cusack, Condamine, Kevin Jarick, Roma, Viv Moore,
Surat, Richard Morrison, Roma, David Robb, Tarawera, Mike Stewart,
Kingaroy. Reserve Anthony Coleman, Cunnamulla.
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Clay Target Club
Junior Assistance
Award High Gun
2014: Stephanie Pile,
Condamine.
Junior Team Steph Pile, Brodie Hewitt, Erin Stewart
A big thank you to the
Kingaroy Clay Target
Club and its members
for hosting the carnival,
with everyone feeling
the effects of their fine
hospitality with a wellsupplied kitchen and
bar facilities. The traps
were kept full and
running with shoot
marshals Mal Collins
and Clayton Cusack Veterans Team Eddie Mills, Alan Pack, Allen Thorp
doing a very efficient
job. Also a big thank you to the office staff Rod Woodrow and Julie
Allan and Brenda Collins and Wendy Woodrow our extra helpers who
kept the board up to date. Looking forward to next year’s 2015 shoot
at Roma.
FULL RESULTS:
5T DB C/D: AA: 1st 34 possibles. A: 1st 8 possibles. B: 1st Gareth
Graham, Guy McPherson, Gary Darlington 25/25, C: 1st Thomas Brett,
Bryan Rudd 25/25, 3rd Stephen Wood 24/25.
OA HG Corey Bylsma & HG Sponsor Bill Allan
AA Grade HG Kevin Jarick & Sponsor Bill Allan
A Grade HG Bill Pavy & Sponsor Bill Allan
32/34, 6th Anthony Coleman 29/30, 7th Jackson
Willmann 28/29.
B Grade HG
Gareth Graham
C Grade HG
Byran Rudd
Veterans HG Allen Thorp & Secretary Viv Moore
Junior HG Adam Bylsma & Secretary Viv Moore
50T SB WZ C/ship:
O/A: 1st Corey
Bylsma 68/69,
AA: 1st Jackson
Willmann 67/69,
2nd Paul Tattam
64/66, 3rd David
Robb 54/56, A:
1st John Woods
48/50, 2nd Erin
Stewart 53/56, 3rd
Bill Pavy 52/56, B:
1st Brenda Collins
51/56, 2nd Tracy
Harder 50/56, 3rd
Ken Giltrow 44/50,
C: 1st Thomas Brett
45/50, 2nd Scott
Gittins 44/50, 3rd
Bryan Rudd 42/50,
Lad: 1st Viv Moore
49/50, Jun: 1st
Jackson Willmann
49/50, Vet: 1st Allen
Thorp 48/50.
50T DB WZ C/ship:
O/A: 1st Corey
Ladies HG Viv Moore & Pres Richard Morrison
Bylsma 184/184,
AA: 1st Daryl
Stevens 183/184, 2nd Dan Collins 170/171, 3rd Clayton Cusack
120/121, A: 1st Brian Charteris 50/50, 2nd Celeste Barnes 108/109,
3rd Bill Pavy 107/109, B: 1st Luke Tierney 49/50, 2nd Peter O'Hanlon
52/54, 3rd Ken Giltrow 51/54, C: 1st Dylan Brunner 48/50, 2nd Thomas
Brett 47/50, 3rd Brian Rudd 64/69, Lad: 1st Jessica Robb 50/50, Jun:
1st Adam Bylsma 50/50, Vet: 1st Mike Daden 50/50.
25T H/C WZ C/ship: 1st Anthony Nugent 36/36, 2nd Cameron Brown
35/36, 3rd Scott Gittins 33/34, 4th Shaun Ezzy 33/34, 5th Steve Murphy
50T PS WZ C/ship: O/A: 1st Gavin Langridge
233/234, AA: 1st Kevin Jarick 169/171, 2nd John
Cormack 148/150, 3rd Viv Moore 173/176, A:
1st Bill Pavy 232/234, 2nd Eddie Mills 199/201,
3rd Alan Pack 145/150, B: 1st Gareth Graham
142/150, 2nd Steph Mills 157/168, 3rd Luke
Tierney 154/168, C: 1st Bryan Rudd 134/150,
2nd Brodie Charteris 130/150, 3rd Stephen
Wood 144/165. Lad: 1st Viv Moore 147/150,
Jun: 1st Adam Bylsma 171/177, Vet: 1st Eddie
Mills 149/150.
15PR DR WZ C/ship: O/A: 1st Brad Reimers
30/30, AA: 1st Byron Hewitt 48/50, 2nd Corey
Bylsma 45/50, 3rd Adam Bylsma 47/50, A: 1st Robin Algae 28/30, 2nd
Bill Pavy 37/40, 3rd Frank Robinson 44/50, B: 1st Ken Mills 27/30,
2nd Hugh Cramer 26/30, 3rd Luke Tierney 25/30, C: 1st Thomas Brett
21/30, 2nd Bryan Rudd 28/40, 3rd Scott Gittins 24/40.
High Guns: O/A: Corey Bylam 368/378, AA: Kevin Jarick 365/378, A:
Bill Pavy 335/346, B: Gareth Graham 311/346, C: Bryan Rudd 287/330,
Lad: Viv Moore 316/330, Jun: Adam Bylsma 314/330, Vet: Allen Thorp
314/330.
Open Team: Clayton Cusack, Kevin Jarick, Viv Moore, Richard Morrison,
David Robb, Mike Stewart. Reserve Tony Coleman.
Ladies: Viv Moore, Stephanie Pile, Jess Robb. Reserve Erin Stewart.
Juniors: Stephanie Pile, Erin Stewart, Brodie Hewitt. Reserve Bryan Rudd.
Veteran: Eddie Mills, Allen Thorp, Alan Pack. Reserve Greg Kocho.
Viv Moore, Secretary
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BROKEN HILL GUN CLUB
JULY 12 & 13 2014
Two Day Skeet Shoot
Our Skeett shoot,
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the weekend
k d off 12th and
d 13th off JJuly,
l saw
the Broken Hill Gun Clubs Two Skeet Championships being
held. There is only one word to describe the weather for the
weekend, it was cold. We had 40 shooters compete over
the weekend with 18 of them
being locals which is great to
see, more than we get to our
normal monthly shoots. Again
the visiting shooter looked
after us by their attendance
and we thank them all, they all
braved the harsh conditions.
1st B grade Nando Praino 47/50, 2nd John Lemmich 46/50, 1st C grade
after a shoot off Luke Argiro 48/54, 2nd Neville Hill 44/51, Ladies
Melanie Freeman 43/50, Juniors Jarred Nicholls 40/50.
Over the years there has been a call,
a request, for more targets for the
weekend, which I can say this year
was the case. I am glad to say, this
year over the weekend we would
shoot at 250 skeet targets, we made
the doubles event a 100tgts, and
we also had a mess around on the
Tower and yes I am getting close to
my 300tgts, maybe next year?
As you can see by the photo’s we had
around $3000.00 worth of sashes
and shells up for grabs, it was a great
display of trophies & sashes, and it
Back L-R: Jonathon Palmer, Ron Foster, David Lemmich, Nathan Campbell, Philip Obst, Clay Johnston.
Front Bruce Baker, Benn Baker, Luke Argiro, Kevin Mules
was going to be a good weekend,
here are the results:
The first event was a 50 Pair
(100tgts) Skeet Doubles event,
the sashes for this event were
sponsored by us, The Broken Hill
Gun Club Inc: OA & 1st AA grade
Benn Baker 95/100, 2nd Darryn
Nichols 87/100, 1st A grade Kevin
Mules 91/100, 2nd Bill Chapman
90/100, 1st B grade Clay Johnston
91/100, 2nd John Lemmich
88/100, 1st C grade Jon Palmer
83/100, 2nd Paul Daly 79/100,
Ladies Melanie Jones 85/100, Vets
Sim Neoh 85/100 and Juniors
Jarred Nicholls 70/100.
The second event was a 50tgt
normal skeet, sashes were sponsored again by Broken Hill Bottle
& Recycling: OA & 1st AA grade
after a short shot off Benn Baker.
Benn Baker loading up his and his
father shells, won over the weekend
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58/58, 2nd Nathan Campbell
57/58, 1st A grade Philip Obst
47/50, 2nd Steve Zadow 46/50,
The third event, and the main event for the weekend on Sunday was
the 100tgt West Darling Championship, the sashes for this event were
sponsored by the Veteran shooters of our club and the sons of the late
Ted Southern: OA Bruce Baker 99/100, 1st AA grade a short shot off
Benn Baker 105/108, 2nd AA grade Nathan Campbell 102/106, 1st
A grade Philip Obst 97/100, 2nd Steve Zadow 91/100, 1st B grade David
Lemmich 99/104, 2nd Brian Hoare 96/102, 1st C grade Ron Foster
93/100, 2nd Jarred Nicholls 90/100, Ladies Melanie Freeman 93/100,
Veterans Derek Wyllie 93/100.
This shoot was also the selection shoot for the Western Zone Skeet
Team to shoot at the SA state carnival next year, and they are: From
the top Clay Johnston, Brian Hoare, John Lemmich, Darryn Nicholls,
Les Charles, Neville Hill, Reserves Barry Foley, Jarred Nicholls, & Craig
Lawrence.
Now for the High Guns, Overall High, sash was sponsored by Brian
Hoare Benn Baker 242/150, AA grade Nathan Campbell 234/242,
A grade Bruce Baker 233/250, B grade Clay Johnston 229/250, C grade
Jon Palmer 210/250.
Thanks must also go to all our valued sponsors and all the other helpers
and workers over the weekend, and the ladies in the kitchen who kept
us very well feed with some nice warm food all weekend, and who put
on a great roast tea Saturday night well done.
Evan Stephenson
VCTA North West Zone Coaching Day
Mildura Clay Target Club – July 12
In line with the VCTA State Coaching
program the North West Zone conducted a coaching day in July at the
Mildura Clay Target Club.
The Zone decided to run the coaching day
in Mildura to give support to our far northwest section, as opposed to the normal central
location for these days. Unfortunately the
distance of Mildura from other Zone clubs
affected the number of students who were
able to attend.
Although disapointing that only juniors from
the Mildura surrounds took part, the clinic
proved very successful. The 13 juniors who
attended all agreed that the coaching day
was a great success and that they had gained
a great deal of information from the coaches.
Coaches on the day: Gary Hayden, Jim Shepherd, Gary Pike, Craig Kelly, Colin Dunn and Larry Dimasi
The Mildura Club would like to thank the
VCTA State Coaching Director Gary Hayden
who travelled from Noorat to assist on the
day, Jim Shepherd (Level 3), Craig Kelly (NWZ
Delegate), and Colin Dunn (NWZ President).
Mildura would also like to thank our members
for their work in the preparation and for their
assistance during the day.
Special thanks to Karen Barnes and Stacey
Cullinan for catering.
Just a reminder – Mildura is hosting the North
West Zone Carnival on Saturday October 4th
and a NWZ Continental shoot on Sunday the
5th. For more information see page 53 of this
issue.
We look forward to seeing you.
Gary Pike
State Coaching Director Gary Hayden with some of the young shooters – Nicholas Mastrippolito,
Nathan Argiro, Megan Barnes, Jack Cullinan and Tom Box
ACTA Data Base available in September
The
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h anticipated
ti i t d d
data
t b
base will
ill b
be available
il bl mid-September.
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Go to our website and follow the link to the data base, login
using your ACTA Number and use your Date of Birth as
password. You should change your password for added security
to something that suits you.
Individual members will then be able to access their personal page
with their details on it. You can change your phone number,
address, email etc without having to go back to your club secretary.
There will be a payment option as at the 1st November, you can
tick the check box to confirm your details and immediately pay
by credit card. Your payment will be processed directly to the
ACTA. The National Office will then disburse all payments back
to the Club, Zone and State (as applicable). You will be able to
print a receipt showing your payment. Your grading card sticker
will then be sent to you.
Each club secretary will be able to access the shooter’s name,
club and handicap of any ACTA member for shoot entry
di
ti iis still
till manuall att thi
t
purposes. Th
The h
handicap
section
this stage
however, it has been developed to allow secretaries to enter
handicap changes from events. Those scores in the future will
be dealt with by the program updating grades as required. The
shooter’s book will be retained at this stage. The system has a
“history”, meaning each change is recorded on the system
identifying who has made the change and date and time.
Requests for changes through the ACTA will still be required
through the club or State Secretary as is the current process.
State Secretaries will be able to see details of all state members.
As with club secretaries they will only be able to access ACTA
number, name, club & handicap.
The data base will be linked through the new website currently
under construction. Until then you can only access it through
going to the current ACTA website. As soon as the other website
is available we will post a note to your personal page informing
you of the development.
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Swan Hill Classic 2014
Sunday the 17th August saw the annual Swan Hill Classic
with 37 shooters competing in difficult conditions. It was
a cold windy Mallee day that got warm at times and then
returned to cold with a strong lazy wind. We have had a
lot of frosts lately with beautiful days following, however
this was not the case on Sunday. The breeze made it a very
challenging program. Of course the wind dropped as the
second event finished.
Event One Swan Hill Classic 50 Target
Handicap 1st Les Comensoli $500 45/50,
2nd Michael Kadziela $250 47/52, 3rd
Charlie Burns $150 49/58, 4th Mark
Tyson $100 48/58, 5th Carl Comensoli
$50 48/56
Event Two Swan Hill Classic 50 Target Points Score Championship AA
& OA Wayne Upton 143/150, AA 2nd Charlie Burns 140/150, AA 3rd
Anthony Costa 139/150, A 1st Les Comensoli 139/150, A 2nd Michael
Kadziela 139/153, A 3rd Sean Estcourt 138/153, B 1st Tony Hall 137/150,
B 2nd Joseph Costa 124/150, 3rd Frank Massara 122/150, C 1st Luke
Tyson 109/150, C 2nd Mark Tyson 105/150, 3rd Tony Siciliano 103/150.
It was especially pleasing for Luke Tyson who won C grade as it was his
first win and first sash. Well done.
Cohuna shooter Les Comensoli off 19 metres took out first place in the
50 target handicap event and won $500 cash for his good shooting.
Moulamein shooter, Wayne Upton once again proved hard to beat and
won AA OA in the second event which was a 50 target points score
championship with a score of 143/150. Well done to both.
The Swan Hill Clay Target Club would like to thank the sponsors
who made the extent of the trophies possible. Thanks to the Pickering
Transport Group, Swan Hill Chemicals and Cutri Packaging.
HC Winners: Les Comensoli, Mark Tyson, Michael Kadziela,
Charlie Burns and Carl Comensoli
PS: AA & OA Wayne Upton, A Les Comensoli, B Tony Hall,
C Luke Tyson and Stephen Bates
Stephen Bate2
Nominations are now open for the 2014 A.C.T.A. Presidential Medal
Nominations for this prestigious award are now open and
should be forwarded to the Executive Officer no later than
October 31, 2014. Nominations received will be placed before
the Board for their consideration and decision.
The nomination should address in detail the outstanding contribution of the nominee to the sport from Club to
National level. Supporting documentation from the
persons Club, Zone and State should detail their
contribution at that level.
No correspondence will be entered into regarding any
nomination received.
1980 G. Porter, Qld
1981 R.C. Mules, SA
G.R. Richards, WA
J.N. Thomas, Vic
1982 R.F. Buchan, Vic
1984 L.F. Bird, NSW
A.J. Smith, Qld
1986 T. Comerford, Qld
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1987
1988
1989
1990
1993
1994
1996
E.G. Biggs, Vic
R.M. Holtfreter, WA
R. Varley, NSW
E.F. Hawkins, NSW
J. Forbes, SA
J.K. Scott, NSW
F.H. James, Vic
W.R. Morgan, Tas
The following nomination guidelines apply:
Acceptance:
Nominations only accepted through
State Associations of Affiliated Clubs.
Judging Panel: Executive Board of Directors.
Closing Date: October 31, 2014
PO Box 466 Wagga Wagga, NSW 2650.
Or email:
execoffi[email protected]
Note: No other forms of nomination will be accepted.
1997
1998
1999
2002
F. Atkinson, SA
L.G. Connors, Vic
T. Catling, WA
G.T. Michell, SA
G.G. Woodhatch, Vic
2004 R. Mason, Tas
2005 Kevin Wright, Vic
2008 Jim Shepherd, Vic
Rodney Woodrow, Qld
2009 Tom Meadows, Qld
2010 Vincent Gatt, NSW
2011 John Byrnes, SA
Peter Haley, NSW
2012 Robert Smith, NSW
2013 Ron Traill, Vic
COBAR SHOOTER WINS
MAFEESH MEMORIAL HANDICAP TROPHY
With a field of 146 shooters, and deteriorating cold rainy
conditions, Cobar C Grade shooter Thomas McBride
managed to outshoot many experienced and talented
competitors to win the coveted “Mafeesh Memorial
Handicap Trophy”, sponsored by the Singleton Family.
Goes to show that ‘dust kickers’ can also be good ‘mud
runners’! Well done Thomas.
The Mafeesh Handicap is event
6 on the three day Golden Clay
& NSW Jnr Masters Championship programme hosted by Cobar
Clay Target Club on 15th,16th &
17th August. Attached to this
event is the popular Calcutta
which generates excitement and
enthusiasm by spectators and
shooters alike, which made it all
the sweeter for McBride to win.
Included in the field of competitors was a strong contingent
of junior shooters from Farrer
Memorial Agricultural High
School in Tamworth, all
h Handicap contesting the NSW Junior
Thomas McBride – Mafees
Masters Championship events.
The most successful of their team was Kai Barlow winning the Points
Score event with 92/93 and the Double Barrel event with 197/198, and
Brendon Watt winning the Single Barrel with 30/30 and also taking out
the Champion of Champions with 149/150. Both these juniors are AA
grade shooters and will be a force to be reckoned with in the near future.
Competitors from Queensland, Victoria, South Australia and far reaches
of NSW travelled for the weekend shooting, all enjoying the warm
friendly hospitality for which Cobar Clay Target Club is renowned.
Friday night was chilly for the commencement of competition. Event 1
30T FWD ‘Pybar” & ‘Endeavor Mine’ Night Points Score C’Ship results:
O/A was Robert Thompson 171/171, 1st AA Grade Bryan Manns
168/171, 2nd Matt Schiller 144/147; 1st A Grade Geoff Mills 110/111,
2nd Ray Schiller 107/111; 1st B Grade Wes Leedham 89/90, 2nd Robert
Alston 93/96; 1st C Grade Thomas McBride 84/90, 2nd Billy Porter
83/90.
The weather on Saturday could only be described as ‘good for ducks’
not usual for Cobar let me tell you. The rain continued all day, however
competitors kitted up in wet weather gear and braved the conditions.
The ‘big lizzy’ fire was a favourite drying spot to ‘hang-out’ all weekend.
Event 2, 30T FWD ‘Cobar PowerHouse’ Points Score C’Ship results: O/A
Darryn Nicholls 132/132, 1st AA Grade Ben Haig 129/132, 2nd Chris
Langridge 116/117; 1st A Grade Angelo Paonne 101/102, 2nd John Hayes
89/90; 1st B Grade John Lewis 102/105, 2nd Anthony Harwood 88/90,
1st C Grade Billy Porter 88/90, 2nd Phil Cleal 86/93. Jnr Encouragement
Award went to James Staughton, C Grade.
Event 3 45T FWD ‘Sandvik’ Medley results: O/A Roger Duthie 75/75,
1st AA Grade Craig Fitzgerald 99/100, 2nd Kyle Walton 98/100; 1st
A Grade James Body 73/75, 2nd Will Armstrong 72/75; 1st B Grade
Darragh Newton 70/75, 2nd Robert Alston 68/75; 1st C Grade Brad
Maxey 69/75, 2nd Billy Porter 67/75.
Event 4 30T FWD ‘SH Shooting’ Double Barrel C’Ship results: O/A
Craig Fitzgerald 202/202, 1st AA Grade Casey Fletcher 201/202, 2nd
Kai Barlow 197/198; 1st A Grade Tony Polack 99/100, 2nd Tristan
Hunter 57/58; 1st B Grade David Pringle 60/61, 2nd Anthony Harwood
30/31; 1st C Grade Thomas McBride 56/57, 2nd Rhys McKay 55/57. Jnr
Encouragement Award went to Tess Lloyd, B Grade.
Sunday dawned cold and bleak with intermittent rain showers. Event 5
30T FWD ‘Peak Gold’ Single Barrel C’Ship results: O/A Ashley Bolwell
66/66, 1st AA Grade Wayde Hawkins 65/66, 2nd Darryn Nicholls 60/61;
1st A Grade Grant (Hank) Pritchard 31/32, 2nd Cherie Hunter 36/38;
1st B Grade Robert Alston 29/30, 2nd Jim Wright 28/31; 1st C Grade
Thomas McBride 27/30, 2nd Henry Blackman 30/34. Jnr Encouragement Award went to Trent Rathbone, C Grade.
Event 6 30T ‘Lokaway’ Marfeesh Handicap results: 1st Thomas McBride
43/43, 2nd James Body 42/43, 3rd Pete Minhard 41/42, 4th Glen
Rathbone 40/41 and 5th Beau Brown 36/37.
Event 7 15PR FWD ‘CSA Mine’ Double Rise C’Ship results: O/A Craig
Fitzgerald 39/40, 1st AA Grade Phil Grainger 37/40, 2nd Ross Collumb
57/60; 1st A Grade Robert Barden 28/30, 2nd Nick Tanner 63/70; 1st B
Grade Robert Alston 25/30, 2nd Daniel Thistleton 24/30; 1st C Grade
Thomas McBride 26/30, 2nd David Hunter 25/30.
Overall High Gun for the
weekend was won by Craig
Fitzgerald with 297/303.
This was a fitting finale for
Craig, as it was his tenth
successive year in attendance at the Golden Clay
event, and his third O/A
Golden Clay.
High Gun Results: AA
Grade, Matt Schiller
295/303; A Grade, Andrew
Evans 263/285; B Grade,
Robert Alston 258/285;
C Grade, Billy Porter
255/285; Ladies, Kate
Schiller 256/285; Veterans, Ray Welch 270/285;
and Junior High Gun, Kai
Barlow 272/285.
Craig Fitzgerald wins Gol
den Cla
club President Bryan Mannsy with
The Cobar Clay Target Club would like to thank all the participants who
travelled long distances to attend our 39th Golden Clay Championships,
and all our sponsors. Next year marks the 40th Golden Clay and we look
forward to a bigger and better weekend hopefully not a rainy one! Be on
the lookout for those junior shooters, they will give the open category a
run for their money!
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Record attendance at
Port Denison 2 Day Annual
Abbot Point Trophy: L-R Back Presenter Emma Shelley R Gough J Dunstone K Green H Dunn
Front B Murphy L Populin D Williams G Howard
John Pilcher Memorial Trophy 1st H Dunn, 2nd D Maltby
Clay Targets Aust Trophy: L-R Back B Murphy D Colls G Davis H Dunn
Front J Rossato D Guy D Killick T Rudd
Seventy-eight shooters travelling from Atherton, Burdekin, Townsville, Charters Towers,
Herbert River (Ingham), Frankston (Vic),
Mackay/Sarina, Pioneer, Mt Isa, Bundaberg,
Normanton, Singleton (NSW) and Spring Bay
(Tas) competed over the weekend in sunny
conditions with moderate winds. Shooters
awoke to the aroma of bacon cooking each
morning by Chef Col and Kerry, Kylie, Grace
and helpers kept everyone fed with their delicious food throughout the weekend. Although
conditions did not appear challenging there
were only 8 possibles recorded over the two
days of competition.
Ev 1: 50T PS Championship G-Spot Engineering &
Mechanical Trophy sponsored by Peter & Kylie Ballarino: O/A: 1st J Rossato 148/150, AA: 1st J Rossato
148/150, 2nd B Murphy 146/153, A: 1st D Maltby
141/150, 2nd J Dunstone 140/150, B: 1st G Horwood
131/150, 2nd K Green 134/151, C: 1st A Newport
121/150, 2nd I Otto 117/150.
Ev 2: 25T Cont Peter & Dee Colls Trophy sponsored by
Peter & Dee: AA: 1st T Caruso 27/27, 2nd M Vine 26/27,
A: 1st M McGill 25/25, 2nd L Populin 25/26, B: 1st G
Davis 24/25, 2nd G Horwood 26/27, C: 1st G Howard
23/25, 2nd H Dunn 24/28.
Ev 3: 25T H/C John Pilcher Memorial Shield sponsored
by Pilcher Industries: 1st H Dunn 27/28, 2nd D Maltby
26/28, 3rd C Betteridge 24/26.
G-Spot Engineering & Mechanical Trophy: Back L-R P Ballarino, J Rossato, D Maltby,
G Horwood, A Newport. Front L-R B Murphy, J Dunstone, K Green Absent I Otto
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Ev 4: 25T SB Abbot Point Bulkcoal Trophy sponsored by
Abbot Point Bulkcoal: AA: 1st R Gough 25/25, 2nd B
Murphy 23/25, A: 1st J Dunstone 26/28, 2nd L Populin
25/28, B: 1st K Green 22/17, 2nd D Williams 21/27,
C: 1st H Dunn 21/26, 2nd G Howard 20/26.
Ev 5: 30T DB Championship Maltby Family Memorial Trophy sponsored
by Greg Maltby: O/A& AA: A Ballarino 34/34, 2nd R Gough 33/34,
A: 1st P Colls 30/30, 2nd C Cislowski 60/61, B: 1st N Beale 29/30, 2nd
D Williams 59/61, C: 1st H Dunn 28/30, 2nd T Rudd 27/30, Ladies:
D Colls, Juniors: G Bonanno, Vets: R Edwards.
Ev 6: 15PR DR Clay Targets Australia Trophy sponsored by Clay Targets
Australia: AA: 1st B Murphy 35/40, 2nd J Rossato 34/40, A: 1st D Colls
32/50, 2nd D Guy 31/50, B: 1st G Davis 21/30, 2nd D Killick 20/30,
C: 1st H Dunn 25/30, 2nd T Rudd 13/30,
High Guns sponsored by Queensland Country Credit Union: Overall:
J Rossato 270/285, AA: B Murphy 268/285, A: J Dunstone 251/285, B:
G Horwood 238/285, C: H Dunn 231/285, Juniors: A Ballarino, Ladies:
D Colls, Vets: M McGill
Thank you to all sponsors, workers & helpers over the weekend.
Our next shoot will be held on Sunday 24th August and
we will be holding the Northern Zone Continental on
27th & 28th September.
WILLIAM SAUL
MEMORIAL
Kempsey CTC – 19th July
Unfortunately the normally warm and
sunny north coast weather let us down
for the William Saul Memorial Shoot. It
proved to be a cold and windy day.
HG: Back L-R OA J Rossato, AA B Murphy, A J Dunstone, B G Horwood, C H Dunn
Front L-R Jnr A Ballarino, Lad D Colls, Vets M McGill
The shoot consisted of 100 targets Points Score off
15m. However the strong winds added an unintended element of continental to the shoot. Having
said that though, all the shooters that I spoke to
really enjoyed the conditions as it tested their concentration and shooting ability.
As we are acutely aware, when awaiting our turn
to shoot, we are required to stand still, make no
noise that might distract the person shooting. But,
because of the difficult conditions and the way
the targets were flying, members of the squad I
was shooting in were unable to suppress laughter
and comments from time to time. I realise the
purists out there will be horrified to read this
but from my point of view the good natured
comments added to the day and contributed to
a very relaxed, pleasant and fun day’s shooting,
and isn’t that what it is all about.
Maltby Family Memorial Trophy: Back L-R G Maltby, Vets R Edwards, Lad D Colls, Jnr G Bonanno,
A Ballarino, N Beale, H Dunn, Front L-R P Colls, R Gough, C Cislowski, D Williams, T Rudd
The Saul family is to be congratulated and thanked
for the contribution they make to produce such a
successful shoot. Also as usual, our thanks must
go to Ted, Robin and family for all the hard work
they do to make the monthly Kempsey shoot run
so smoothly. Our thanks to shooters who helped
fill traps, set up and at the end of the day, pack up.
Some of the workers were shooters from visiting
clubs and we really appreciate your help.
We enjoyed the company of shooters from
Cessnock, Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour and
Dorrigo as well as the pleasure of a grey nomad
enjoying some quality time touring the North
Coast.
Results:
Overall went to Steve Saul 274/300. A really outstanding result, considering the conditions, well
done Steve. 1st AA Grade Clem Cunningham
272/300, 2nd Hank Macinnes 273/309. 1st A Grade,
William Saul 247/300, 2nd Johnny Cunningham
251/306. 1st B Grade Steve Hooper 230/300, 2nd
Alby Mitchell 226/300. 1st C Grade Liam Pollett
185/300, 2nd Kevin Aitken 178/300.
Peter & Dee Colls Trophy: Back L-R M McGill, G Davis, G Howard
Front L-R P Colls, M Vine, L Populin, G Horwood, H Dunn
Don’t forget to buy a ticket in the clock raffle, it will
be drawn at the two day shoot in September.
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Psychological Skills
for Shooting
Michael Kruger-Davis
CONFIDENCE
I am currently involved in an Organisational
Psychology coaching course for leaders and
managers. I have recently started a new job
that is a serious promotion on what I have been
doing in the past. I no longer have a clinical
role and I am now more focused on developing leaders in schools and developing teacher
capacity to cope with learning difficulties,
behavioural disorders, disabilities, etc.
The basics of sport psychology grew out of work in the organisation
psychology field, so there is a logical extension from one area to the other.
I have to give a presentation to the Southern Sports Academy next week
and the focus will be on recognising and developing self-confidence.
Over the years of writing these articles, I have examined the idea of mental
toughness, which is defined as the set of behaviours and beliefs about
yourself, your work, your sport, and how you interact. I outlined seven
characteristics of mental toughness; being competitive, confident, in
control, committed, composed, courageous and consistent.
Within the workplace the characteristics of mental toughness are also
important. In this article I want to revisit the concept of confidence.
So what is self-confidence? Patrick Cohn from Peaksports defines selfconfidence as how firmly you believe in your ability to execute a physical
skill or perform a task. Confidence, according to Cohn, comes from a
baseline assessment of past performances, training, and preparation.
As your competency or skill mastery grows, your confidence becomes
proportionally stronger, which is strengthened more with successful
training and quality practice.
The following is a list of sources of self confidence. Rank the following from
1 to 10 (adding others if I have missed an important aspect of your own).
• Past successes in your sport
• An effective training program
• Immediate performance
• Positive comments from others
• Supportive people in your life
• Training or quality practice
• Quality coaching
• Optimistic coaching
• Belief in your physical talent
• Your own method or technique
• The quality of your equipment
• Level of your competition
• Warm up routine
• Comfort with the environment
• Mental preparation
• Performance review
• Mental game coaching
• Coping well under pressure
• Good teamwork
• Positive rapport with teammates
• Positive rapport with coach
• Trust in teammates
• Sports diet, hydration, etc
• Fitness level or conditioning
• Other sports you have played
• Weather
• Game plan or strategies
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On a separate piece of paper, write down the top 5 sources of confidence
that are under your control. Focus on what you can control to boost your
confidence. Remember that what people say about your performance is
not under your control.
Now that you are able to recognize the sources of confidence then it is
also important to be able to recognize when confidence is dwindling. The
biggest factor limiting confidence is self-doubt. I have written several
articles over the years on self-doubt, and if readers need to revise, then
go back over old issues or read “The Inner Game of Golf” by Tim Gallwey,
which puts the whole idea of self doubt into perspective. Self-doubt is
the opposite of self-confidence and it kills momentum, and stops athletes
performing well because they are scared they will fail.
Self-doubt can be developed by a set of unhealthy and irrational beliefs
about yourself and life in general. These beliefs include the following:
1. Strict expectations: “I can’t make any mistakes if I want to win.” What
happens here is, is that you try to hard and tense up. You become less
fluid and your unable to move and swing the way you should.
2. Negative self labels: “I’m a poor finisher.” This focuses you mind on
negative judgements about past performances and takes you away
from the here and now.
3. Over-generalisations: “I don’t do well on this course.” Again you are
focusing on the past and ignoring what you should be focusing on,
which is the present.
4. Perfectionism: I need to be perfect. This is impossible and will lead to
the following behaviours that will further undermine your self-confidence:
• Setting unrealistic goals and strict expectations
• Dwelling on shortcomings and failures
• Worrying about past mistakes
• Being too self-critical
• Comparing yourself to others
• Overanalyzing your performance
• Viewing your performance as either good or bad
• Measuring your self worth against your sporting success
• Focusing on future gains instead of playing in the present.
Now that you can recognize the sources of self-confidence and you can
identify those irrational beliefs that get in the way and produce self-doubt.
There are five steps to seeing yourself as a winner:
Firstly, write down three positive self-labels that positively describe you in
your sport, which you can truly believe.
Secondly, post these descriptions on your mirror, fridge, desktop, etc
where you can see them every day.
Thirdly, Strive to identify and discard any negative labels that others have
given you or that you have made up yourself. Write them on a piece of
paper, crumple the paper, and throw it away with authority.
Next, When speaking to others about yourself or your abilities, use the
positive self labels you have formulated with confidence. (Avoid deliberate
outward displays of cockiness because people who lack confidence will
view it as arrogance.)
Finally Goal: feel cocky on the inside while appearing humble on the
inside.
By using the previous five steps, identifying the sources of your confidence and recognizing the negatives that get in the way, you will be on the
way to being more self-confident which is an important aspect of mental
toughness.
References:
P. Cohn. 2006. The Confident Athlete. Peak Performance Sports.
T. Gallwey, 1979 The Inner Game of Golf.
II have put together all the articles that I have written for the CTSN (and
some that have not yet been submitted) on CD. These are available for $25.00
(which includes GST and Postage). If you wish to purchase a copy please send
cheque or money order to me at the address below.
Michael Kruger-Davis is the Consulting Psychologist for the Southern Sports
Academy in NSW and a member of Downside Clay Target Club. Questions
regarding psychological aspects of sport and shooting can be addressed
to him at “Gavan” 144 Bassett Rd, Gillenbah Via Narrandera 2700 or on
02 69 592802.
2014 Cowra Gold Cup
Day 2 – frost
The annual Cowra Gold Cup shoot conducted by
Cowra Gun Club attracted 95 competitors from all
around NSW as well as some interstate visitors.
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Railway Hotel.
One of our major
sponsors.
This number of shooters competing is
testament to the local club’s commitment to provide top notch facilities
coupled with an excellent program of
events. The organisation and smooth
running of this major shoot keeps
drawing a large contingent of top clay
target shooters.
This major event
on the clay
target shooting
calendar would
no be possible
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not
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without
the
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support
of these
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local
businesses.
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Thank
you all.
Cowra Motor
Inn, Sovereign
Inn, Cowra
Holiday Park,
Cowra Diesel
Both days of competition started with a
winner of
Service, Railway
Wayne Dunbar OA p
frost but developed into beautiful winter
the Gold Cu
Hotel, Cowra
days allowing good scores to be posted.
Shire Council, Cowra
The overall Gold Cup was taken out by Wayne
Tyre & Brake, Horsley Park Gun Shop, Keith
Dunbar from Hay with the score of 399/405
Philpott Funeral Directors, Clay Targets
from Charlie Sherry of Sydney scoring
Australia, Cowra Bowling Club, Cowra Bus
398/405.
Service, Superb Jewellery Boorowa, Cowra
Machinery Centre, Cowra Paint Plus, Phil’s
The shooters and their families enjoyed
Blinds & Awnings, Cowra Services Club,
the weekend in Cowra, boosting the local
Cowra Toyota, Geoff Amos Transport, Marks
economy whilst in town. Particularly
Pumps, Martins Bi-Rite Electrical, Norman
enjoying a fine meal on Saturday night at the
Above:
Charlie Sherry
being
congratulated
by President
Peter Mould
Right:
Don Power.
Day 2 DB
winner
C Bellamy, Sportspower Cowra and Riverside
Refrigerated
Transport.
High Gun winners Steve Schiller, Charlie Sherry, Wayne Dunbar, Jim Wright & Robin Stock
Full results
and details
can be found
on the Cowra
Gun Club
Inc. website
at www.
cowragunclubinc.com.
au. Like us
on Facebook
while you are
there.
Phillip Ellis 2nd C grade in DB
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BUNDABERG CLAY TARGET CLUB
AUGUST 2 & 3 2014
Two Day Shooting Carnival
Bundaberg Clay Target Club held its Two Day Shooting Carnival on Sunday the 2nd
& 3rd August, with 77 shooters vying for the Under & Over shotgun, Trophies cash
& cartridges in cool and light windy conditions. An excellent roll up of Shooters
traveled from Sunshine Coast, Gladstone, Rockhampton, Maryborough, Gympie,
Central Burnett, Blackall, St James (Vic), Kingaroy, Caboolture, Woods Point (Vic),
King Island Tasmania, Atherton, Mackay-Sarina and Bundaberg. It was pleasing to
see a good roll up of our own shooters attend.
Single Barrel C’ship. Overall went to Greg
Mathews with the only 25/25 shot in the
event, AA Grade 1st Neil Berry 24/25, A Grade
1st Dougal Rudd 24/25, B Grade 1st Trevor
Cecil 24/25and C Grade 1st Brodie Charteris
20/25.
Event 5 50 Target CI Industries & Holcim
The shoot got under way with the
first shot fired at around 9.15am
in fairly cold South Westerly that
had arrived overnight much to the
shooters distaste. (Friday was hot and
calm). The shoot progressed really
well with a slight interruption and a
small breakdown on Sunday but the
shoot still finished reasonably early
letting the traveling shooters get
on the road before dark. The shoot
produced good targets and no arguments. Good shoot was had by all.
HGs L-R: President Rob Rehbein, AA Tony Coco, A Bill Pavy, OA Alex Dallas, B Barry Fisher & C Andrew Fisher
HC Winner: Cameron Dean with Margaret
and Graham Rudd
Results: Event 1 The 25 target Archer River
Roadhouse Cash Divide. Shot and quite a few
25/25 were shot and a lot of 24/25.
Event 2 25 target Double Barrel Handicap
sponsored by Margaret and Graham Rudd was
decided after a shoot off with Cameron Dean
24/25 taking home the $1,000.00, Tony Coco
taking out 2nd 24/25, 3rd Paul Rehbein 23/25
and 4th Kevin Mott 23/25.
50 Target Double Barrel
Championship sponsored by Nioa Trading.
Barry Harker was
the victor taking out
Overall after a shoot
off with a score 50/50
and Greg Mathews relegated to AA Grade 1st
and Kurt Goody 1st in
A Grade 50/50. B Grade
1st Barry Fisher (our
resident Barman) 48/50
and his son took out
Winchester SB CS:
OA Greg Mathews
C Grade 1st Andrew
Fisher 46/50.
Event 4 25 Target Winchester (Olin) Australia
Double Barrel Points Championship. Overall
Bill Pavy 147/150, AA Grade 1st Tony Coco
145/150, A Grade 1st Bill Scarborough
145/150, B Grade 1st Barry Fisher 146/150 and
C Grade 1st Andrew
Fisher 139/150.
Event 6 Bundaberg
Toyota
Continental
Championship. Overall
Corey Bylsma after a
shoot off 70/70, AA
Grade 1st Alex Dallas
38/39, A Grade 1st
Irvine Wynyard 69/70,
B Grade 1st Donna
Barletta 24/25 and C
Grade 1st Brodie Charteris 24/25.
Bundaberg Toyota
DB CONT CS:
OA Corey Bylsma
Outdoor
Sporting
Agencies & Rehbeins Guns Overall High
Gun. Alex Dallas 285/300. Osa & Rehbeins
Guns Grade High Guns AA Grade Tony Coco
282/300, A Grade Bill Pavy 284/300, B Grade
Barry Fisher 273/300 and C Grade Andrew
266/300. Leanne Rudd CPA “The Money Edge”
Veterans High Gun Quinto Porfiri 275/300,
Rehbeins Guns Ladies High Gun Fay Mills
263/300 and Queensland Police Clay Target
Club Junior High Gun Adam Bylsma 276/300.
It was good to see the Ladies & Juniors
shooting well and taking out some of the
grades in the competition over the weekend.
Nioa DB CS: OA Barry Harker & Rob Rehbein
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CI Industries & Holcim DB PTS CS: OA Bill Pavy
and Holcim representative Brian Charteris
Bundaberg Clay Target Club Inc would sincerely
thank the following sponsors for their continuing support towards our Annual shoot. Outdoor
Ladies HG Fay Mills & Rob Rehbein
Veterans HG Quinto Porfiri & Dougal Rudd
Junior HG Adam Bylsma with Rob Rehbein
Sporting Agencies, Nioa Trading, Bundaberg
Toyota, Winchester (Olin) Australia, Graham
& Margaret Rudd, CI Industries (George Christensen) & Holcim, Archer River Roadhouse
(Brad & Modena Allan), “The Money Edge”
(Leanne & Dougal Rudd), Wide Bay Australia
Home Loans, Queensland Police Clay Target
Club, Gin Gin & Dry (Cameron Dean-Dried
Fruit Basket) and Rehbeins Guns. We thank
you sincerely. Full results in results section of
CTSN.
Kaye Rehbein
SWAN HILL CLAY TARGET CLUB
Side by Side Challenge 2014
On Sunday the 20th of July the
Swan Hill Clay Target Club hosted
its monthly shoot comprising of
a 50 target side by side challenge
made up of 25 double barrel and 25
points score targets. This was shot
off 16 metres. At the same time we
also conducted a competition for
those shooters without side by sides.
The second event on the program
consisted of 25 points score targets.
Twenty shooters battled it out on a
lovely Mallee winters day.
Event One Side by Side Challenge: 1st P
Akkermans 96/100, 2nd A Costa 95/100,
3rd T Wilkinson 91/108, 4th R McKinnon
84/108; Under & Over: 1st L Wooley
96/100, 2nd K Siciliano 89/100.
S X S Challenge: 2nd Anthony Costa, 3rd Trevor Wilkinson, 4th Ricky McKinnon,
1st Peter Akkermans & Stephen Bates
Event Two 25 Target Points Score: AA &
OA W Upton 74/75, 2nd L Wooley 73/75,
A 1st L Comensoli 72/75, 2nd C Comensoli 80/91, B 1st G Manuel 65/75, 2nd F
Massara 60/75, C 1st M Cox 67/75, 2nd
Tony Siciliano 48/75.
Congratulations to Peter Akkermans for
shooting so well in the first event closely
followed by Anthony Costa, well done. Also
to L Wooley for the under and over event
and Wayne Upton for the points score
event.
Next year it is hoped that Swan Hill and
Kerang will run a High Gun over the two
side by side programs which are becoming
increasingly popular.
Stephen Bates
Left: Back – PS: Wayne Upton, Les Comensoli,
Geoff Manuel, Frank Massara, & Tony Siciliano;
Front M Cox & L Wooley
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Ellis only needed to shoot 74 targets to win the
National Double Barrel. And even the median
figure of 200 was not exceeded for another five
years until 1980 when the infamous “malfunctioning factory shell” debacle involving Doug
Smith and Russell Mark ended at 349. The
moral of the story? Knee jerk reactions hardly
ever shine under the light of hindsight!
OCTOBER
2014
Don’t forget the weather
Cuzzog’ss
Ramblin
In my last couple of columns I have elaborated
upon a number of the things that occurred
at this year’s Trap Nationals These included
the practical problems we have encountered
with the Double Barrel shoot-off over the
last few years. As I am deeply concerned that
the National Executive may eventually come
up with a solution that hindsight might not
necessarily view as appropriate or astute
(read Handicap Event), I offered my thoughts
on what I thought was the best way to move
forward with this pivotal event without
destroying the historical integrity of it. This
month I want to follow that up from other
perspectives.
Crystal Ball
For a start I am not absolutely convinced that
the “problem” is here to stay. Just because we
have seen this event run to around a thousand
targets for each of the last three years does not
necessarily mean that this will now automatically become the norm. Admittedly we now
have a handful of people who look as though
they may be able to do this from time to time,
but there is no guarantee that all the necessary
pieces of the puzzle will continue to defy the
odds and all fall into place at the same particular time and point in space. The fact that
Murphy’s Law has been thwarted thus far
does not mean that the rubber band currently
restraining it will continue to stretch forever.
Lessons from history
I’m sure that some famous ancient philosopher
is credited with devising the correct answer
to the age old question of “Why do we study
history?” And that answer is “To try to prevent
us from repeating our mistakes.” The history
of ACTA trapshooting is not exempt from this
concept. Prior to 1974 the National Double
Barrel had ticked along with an average annual
winning score of somewhere around 200 and
a record high of 370. However that year saw
a unique clash of the Titans when the battle
between Warren Charlton and Vin Ryan was
not settled until 620 targets had been shot.
This was possibly due to the fact that both
men were by then firmly established as “top
shots” and thus calm under pressure and that
both had previously won this most prestigious
event. Twice before in Warren’s case.
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Vin Ryan and Warren Charlton – Not just two
absolute legends of our sport, but also two of
the nicest blokes you’d ever want to meet
Timing is everything
Following this an outcry ensued that Double
Barrel shooting had become too easy and the
timing of this could not possibly have been
worse. Australia had been allocated the World
Moving Targets Championships in 1973 and so
Olympic Trap shooting had recently become
the flavour of the month. A vocal minority
were already advocating the demise of Trap
Shooting in its historically established form
and converting it into a breeding ground for
Olympic Trapshooting by merging the rules.
Where angels fear to tread
This eventually culminated in our rules going
into a gradual downward spiral and gravitating towards ISSF standards, a travesty which
was not corrected until relatively recent times.
However the very next year, in 1975, Jimmy
As the National Shoot Marshall, I have obviously had an excellent vantage point for
scrutinising this shoot-off over the last few
years. And I can assure you that each and
every one of the eventual finalists has gotten
away with some very scratchy seconds on each
occasion. A few extremely minor dimensional
shifts could have easily seen us wind up each
of these events a long way earlier than we
eventually did. And we haven’t had a windy
day thrown into the mix lately! It would
only need some blustery conditions on qualifying day and we could easily get a situation
where none of the “usual suspects” even make
the cut and the winner could still have some
handy loose change left out of his first case of
shells.
A similar solution?
Skeet shoot-offs have run into similar
problems in recent times and we have had to
devise ways to attain more expedient outcomes
in certain circumstances. However we have
been fortunate in that common sense has
prevailed and the implementation of format
changes has not been regimentally mandated.
A degree of flexibility has been allowed to not
just the administrators but even to the competitors themselves who can initiate format
changes. This can even occur mid round,
by mutual consent if they believe that such
changes are not only in everyone’s best interests, but also do not detrimentally affect either
the equity of that particular event or the historical integrity of the sport in general.
Don’t forget equity
In this way we avoid the undesirable situation
where a shoot-off containing two seasoned
AA shooters and a B grader having a “day
out” are forced to shoot doubles at
3, 4 & 5, which would effectively see
the grade shooter “hung out to dry”.
I remain hopeful that any similar
format changes that our sport’s governing body may envisage for our
premier event are implemented in a
similarly common sense oriented and
flexible manner so that our heritage
incurs the least amount of damage in
order to attain the required practical
objectives. I have always said that the
job of the Executive is to provide the
Tournament Director and the Shoot
Marshall with the necessary “tools”
In a scathing report that he wrote in the CTSN, then ACTA
and then allow them to use those tools
Executive Director Noel Southey understatedly described Russell
when and as they may be required
Mark as “perplexed” as Doug Smith is delivered the bad news,
for each individual situation on its
effectively ending one of the greatest Double Barrel shoot-offs
merits.
of all time
Depends how you look at it
Looking at it from a different perspective, is
the “problem” really a problem? Personally I
don’t think so. Quite the opposite actually!
Clearly at your local Gun Club on a Saturday
afternoon an extended Double Barrel shoot-off
can have numerous disadvantages, including
the financial wellbeing of the club. Creative
and expedient solutions are clearly appropriate here. But does the National Double Barrel
really need to be finalised on day one before a
second slab of bullets is torn open?
Free entertainment
What’s the matter
with the shoot-off
spilling over to the
second or even a
third day? Provided
Shoot Management
has the necessary
“tools” to precipitate a result before
dark on the third
day, I see it as a
wonderful annual
opportunity. A
chance for the “Big
Guns” to not only
show how good
Jimmy Ellis won the
they really are, but
National Double Barrel
to also provide us
twice. In 1970 local
hero John Harris pushed
with a fantastic
him to a new record
spectacle in the
score of 370, but in
process. And for
1975 he only needed to
those who disagree
shoot 74 targets to win
the event.”
I say “Don’t Look
Ethel”. Go and play
cards or go shopping or just plain “go away”
and stop raining on our parade.
Nationals Badges
Most years a special badge is struck to
commemorate each of the Trap and Skeet
Nationals. Recently I was handballed a formidable mission. Locate one particular badge
from bygone days. The Skeet Nationals were
held in Perth in 1987 for the first time and
that’s the missing item. If anyone out there
has one they can spare or can offer any helpful
advice, I would be most appreciative. Please
phone me on 0418-516395.
This Month’s Trivia Question
Since Jimmy Ellis did it in 1975 only one
other person has managed to win the
National Double Barrel with a score of
less than 100 and that was Larry Dimasi in
1982. Ironically the Runner-Up on both
these occasions was the same person. However in between these two inauspicious
performances, he also managed to win the
event. Name this very famous and colourful
character. E-mail your answers to cuzzo@
a1.com.au before the 15th of October and the
first correct one drawn will get a complimentary entry to one National Championship
event of your choice during the next twelve
months.
Third Round of FIMA Handicap Shield
BEGA GUN CLUB – AUGUST 2014
The third round of the Fimac Engineering Handicap Shield was the feature
event of the August shoot at Bega Gun Club. Twenty-five hardy souls turned
up on a beautiful, crisp, sunny morning, numbers being slightly down due
to the two day event at Cowra, which a number of members traditionally
attend.
The program opened with a 25 target Double Barrel eventt
shot from a common mark. B Graders, Craig Field and
Robert Taylor shot possible as did A Grader, John Siede. After
a brief shoot off, Craig took B
Grade, 31/31 with Robert on
30/31, runner up. John Siede
took A Grade, second went
to Kevin Hurt with a score
of 23/25. In AA grade, Fimac
o
ssponsor, Shane Platts shot
224/25 to win from Alf Niesar,
223/25. C grade saw places
being decided by shoot-off
b
with Mick Diss taking the Fimac round 3 winner, 2nd
w
25T DB Robert Taylo
winner’s trophy 26/28 from
w
r
JJeff Crowe on 25/28.
The main event, the Fimac Engineering Handicap Shield,
T
Fimac Shield sponsor,
round three, followed and again the scores were close. Robert
winner AA DB, 2nd AA PS
Taylor and Kevin Hurt both shot possibles and then took a
Shane Platts
further eight targets before Robert
was successful, winning the round
with a 33/33 to Kevin’s 32/33. New
Club member and C grade shooter
Gary Way took out third place with
a score of 24/25.
The usual fantastic lunch was
followed by the final event, a 50
target points score. Cooma shooter
and regular visitor, Steve McIntyre,
scored 144/150 to win AA Grade,
with Shane Platts featuring again in
second, with a score of 137/150. In
A Grade, veteran, John Siede scored
140/150 to win from Gary Vickers
Alf Niesar presents HG, A Grade DB, A Grade PS,
on 136/150. Keith Pearce displayed
John Siede with his award
a high level of skill to take the
prize in B Grade 143/150. Bert
Deacon collected second place
with a total of 138/150. Once
again, in C grade, Mick Diss
and Jeff Crowe competed for
the prize, with Jeff reversing
the event one result, winning
126/150 to Mick’s 125/150.
With President Phil in Cowra,
Shane Platts and Alf Niesar did
the honours, thanking all and
presenting the prizes. Robert
Taylor seemed very pleased to
receive the shield for the Fimac
C Grade Gary Way 3rd in
Shoot raffle winner,
Fimac Round 3
George Adamopoulos
and much applause was forthcoming when super oldie, John
Siede was announced as High Gun with a score of 188 for the day.
George Adamopoulos, graciously accepted the meat tray as winner of the raffle draw,
leaving the money to accumulate for the next shoot.
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THE AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION
presents the
2015 ACTA – ISSF CHAMPIONSHIPS
To Be Held At NEWCASTLE PORT MACQUARIE GUN CLUB
MONDAY JANUARY 19TH TO SATURDAY JANUARY 24TH, 2015
Events to commence at 9.00am daily.
SUNDAY JANUARY 18TH
Double Trap Training Day
Skeet Training Day
MONDAY JANUARY 1`9TH
75 Pair Commonwealth Double Trap Championship + Final.
60 Pair Commonwealth Double Trap Women’s Championship
125 Tgt Commonwealth ISSF Skeet Championship (first 75tgt).
75 Tgt. Commonwealth ISSF Skeet Women’s Championship + Final
TUESDAY JANUARY 20TH
75 Pair National Double Trap Championship + Final.
60 Pair National Double Trap Women’s Championship
125 Tgt Commonwealth ISSF Skeet Championship (last 50) + Final
75 Tgt National Women’s ISSF Olympic Skeet Championship + Final.
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 21ST
125 Tgt Commonwealth Trap Championship (first 75tgt).
125 Tgt National ISSF Skeet Championship (first 75tgt).
THURSDAY JANUARY 22ND
125 Tgt Commonwealth Trap Championship (last 50) + Final.
125 Tgt National ISSF Skeet Championship (last 50) + Final.
75 Tgt Commonwealth Women’s Trap Championship + Final.
FRIDAY JANUARY 23RD
125 Tgt National Trap Championship (first 50tgt).
75 Tgt National Women’s Trap Championship + Final.
SATURDAY JANUARY 24TH
125 Tgt National Trap Championship (last 75) + Final.
High Gun awards to Open, Women’s & Juniors in Olympic Trap,
Olympic Double Trap and ISSF Skeet.
THE ACTA EXECUTIVE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAMME
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2015 NATIONAL ISSF CHAMPIONSHIPS
PRE-NOMINATION FORM
ACTA No.
First Name
Surname
Email
Mobile/Day Contact
TICK ONE or MORE THAN ONE of the boxes if you are ELIGIBLE to compete in the categories shown below:
LADIES
All FEMALE competitors must tick this box
JUNIOR
All Shooters aged Under 21 years in the year of competition
Date of Birth
/
/
I am eligible for first time concession at a National Championships
Juniors are entitled to $10.00 per event concession
YOUR GRADE
DOUBLE TRAP
TRAP
SKEET
THE ABOVE FIELDS ARE MANDATORY – Nomination will not be accepted with any details missing
Please note: ALL PRE-Nominations CLOSE at 5.00 pm on Monday 5th January 2015
There is a maximum 126 competitors for ISSF Trap. If Pre-nominations exceed this number a standby list will be created and used in
case of withdrawals. If any vacancy exists it will be on a “first in” basis at an additional cost of $10.00 per event to enter. Nominations
at the Championships close at 10.00am the day prior to the event if a vacancy exists. (See conditions of entry number 4)
Pre-Nomination
Before 5th Jan. 2015
Nationals Program
Event
Nomination
After 5th Jan.
Monday 19th January - 9.00am
1
ISSF Commonwealth Double Trap Championship - 75pr +Final
2
3
ISSF Commonwealth Double Trap Women’s Championship - 60pr
ISSF Commonwealth Women’s Skeet Championship - 75t + Final
4
$70
$80
$65
$75
$55
$65
$65
$75
$70
$80
$65
$75
$55
$65
$65
$75
$65
$75
$55
$65
$55
$65
$65
$75
Monday 19th & Tuesday 20th January - 9.00am
ISSF Commonwealth Skeet Championship - 125t (1st 75 19th, 2nd 50 + Final 20th)
5
Tuesday 20th January - 9.00am
ISSF National Double Trap Championship - 75pr + Final
6
Tuesday 20th January 9.00am
7
Tuesday 20th January 9.00am
ISSF National Double Trap Women’s Championship - 60pr
ISSF National Women’s Skeet Championship - 75t + Final
8
Wednesday 21st & Thursday 22nd January - 9.00am
ISSF National Skeet Championship - 125t (1st 75 21st, 2nd 50 + Final 22nd)
9
Wednesday 21st & Thursday 22nd January - 9.00am
ISSF Commonwealth Trap Championship - 125t (1st 75 21st, 2nd 50 + Final 23rd)
10
Thursday 22nd January - 9.00am
ISSF Commonwealth Women’s Trap Championship 75t + Final
11
Friday 23rd January - 9.00am
ISSF National Women’s Trap Championship - 75t + Final
12
Friday 23rd & Saturday 24th January - 9.00am
ISSF National Trap Championship 125t (First 50 23rd, 2nd 75 + Final 24th)
By my signature: I acknowledge and agree to the ‘Conditions of Entry’.
Signed:
Date:
PLEASE POST TO PO BOX 466 WAGGA WAGGA NSW 2650 OR FAX TO 02 6931 0125
Cheque
Visa
Credit Card No:
Signature:
Mastercard
Electronic Bank Transfer
____ / ____ / ____ / ____
Expiry Date:
Amount $
__/__
ACTA Direct Credit:
BSB: 082-811
Account: 53-551-5385
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CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
NATIONAL ISSF DISCIPLINE CHAMPIONSHIPS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
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Any shooter wanting to compete at the ISSF Nationals must be a registered member of the ACTA for the
current financial year that the championships are being held.
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 relevant Club Secretary to
enable scores shot to be recorded.
Note: A fee of $20 will be charged for the issue of any duplicate handicap card.
The Tournament shall be conducted in accordance with the ISSF Official Statutes, Rules and Regulations
(ISSF Rules) and where applicable, ACTA Shooting Rules (grading, teams etc). Targets to be shot in brackets
of 25 for Olympic Trap and ISSF Skeet with squads of 6 shooters where possible. In Double Trap targets to be
shot in brackets of 15 Pair (30 targets) with squads of 6 shooters where possible.
Pre Nominations to be received by close of business (Eastern Summer Time) Monday 5th January 2015.
There is a maximum of 126 competitors for ISSF Trap. If pre nominations exceed this number a standby list
of 20 will be created and used in case of withdrawals. If any vacancies exist in the program, it will be on a
“first in” basis at an additional cost of $10.00 per event to enter. Nominations at the championships close at
10.00am the day prior to the event if a vacancy exists. Nominations have been reduced, as there is no prize
money awarded.
Shooters will be squadded as per the ISSF rules and any interpretation of this will be the responsibility of the
Tournament Director. Once squadding for an event has been completed, a shooter shall not be entitled to a
refund if they withdraw. Withdrawals after nominating and before squadding will be accepted in writing 48 hrs
prior to the event.
Each shooter is to take enough cartridges to shoot the applicable round.
Shooters who fail to appear in time for their squad will be penalised by the LOSS OF THREE TARGETS.
Should a shooter being late for his squad then elect to withdraw from the event he shall not be eligible for any
refund of nominations paid.
All shooters must sign the score sheet after each round. Once a shooter has signed his score sheet he has
accepted his score. Any score sheet not carrying the shooters signature will be credited with the score recorded on the sheet.
Any competitor may be called upon to referee and/or score throughout the period of competition. The persons
designated to referee/score or line referee must fulfil their obligation to do so or have obtained the service of a
suitable replacement that must be ready to take his place at the required time. In the event of the designated
persons or their replacement not being ready to take their place at the required time, the person initially
designated to fill the specific role may INCUR A PENALTY AS PRESCRIBED UNDER ISSF RULES.
Setting and adjusting of traps is the sole responsibility of Shoot Management. All shooters, coaches and team
officials are prohibited from entering the trap pits after the jury has examined and approved the trap settings.
All appeals must be in writing together with a $20 deposit and lodged with the Tournament Director. The $20 is
refundable if the appeal is upheld by the appointed jury.
When team selection is involved, shooters are eligible for section nominated. To be eligible for selection in any
team, competitors must have competed in both Commonwealth and National Championships.
High Gun awards are determined for each section. To be eligible for the High Gun recognition, competitors
must have competed in both programmed events for each respective High Gun. Gold Australia High Gun
badges are only awarded when there are 20 or more competitors in a section.
Women shooters are eligible for their section only except Double Trap. Junior shooters are eligible for OA
or their grade where applicable.
Anyone participating in the practice of card playing at the National Championships is expected to be
considerate of the requirements of others, and the presence and behaviour of card players must not cause
inconvenience or disturbance. Tournament Director to adjudicate.
|The ISSF Rules will be used to determine the OA placing in all events. ACTA rules will be used to determine
grade placing where applicable.
Juniors to be under the age of 21 in the year of competition.
Any interpretation of the program and conditions of entry will be the responsibility of attending members of the
Executive Committee whose decision shall be final.
The standard of dress required for all competitors is that defined in the ISSF Rules (clothing).
All competitors must comply with Firearms Licensing Laws of the state. (When held in W.A a shooter
must obtain a permit to bring a firearm into that state).
Competition
RESULTS
TASMANIAN
CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC
at the State Shooting Grounds at Nile Road Evandale
Friday 23rd January 2015 2.00pm
HIGH ROLLER CHAMPIONSHIP
100 Targets Points Score shot 5 per lane
Tasmania
SWEEPSTAKES COMPETITION
100 Targets Points Score shot 5 per lane
$100 and $50 entry levels
(These events not included in the Carnival High Gun)
Bothwell 17/08/2014
Sunny & Cool (26): 100T PS Central Highlands CS AA & OA: P Francis 296/300; A:
K Hibble 285/300; B: G Drew 276/300;
C: J Foster 216/300.
Burnie 09/08/2014
Fantastic (25): 25T B/T AA: G Enniss 25;
A: S Bennett 25/25; B: E McLaren 25/25;
C: L Brown 25/25; 75T BCTC B/T CS OA
& AA: A Spinks; A: R Phair 72/75; B: L
Brown 72/75; C: R Kelly 66/75.
Cressy 03/08/2014
Very Cold (43): 50T PS AA: K Booth
150/150; A: R Knies 145/150; B: L
Winwood 144/150; C: A Gude 131/150;
150T K & D Warehouse HC: 1st A Clark
51/53, 2nd P Francis 50/53, 3rd P Smith
69/73; OA HG: K Booth 196/200.
Hobart 27/07/2014
Cold, foggy but still (17): 90T MXD AA:
M Crow 146/150; A: R Blake 131/150; B:
W Ludbey 135/150; C: A Doyle 125/150;
30T SxS PS AA: S Glover 84/90; A: G
Lyden 68/90; B: G Dance 41/90; C: J
Foster 62/90.
Mersey 16/08/2014
Sunny (51): 50T SKT A: C Latham 44/50;
B: P Turner 45/50; C: T McGee 42/50;
25T SWEEPSTAKES: 25/25 M Dennis, G
Whiteley, G Blaskett, R Phair, N Brown,
T Aulich; 30T PS AA: B Howell 141/141;
A: G Gall 89/90; B: D Stone 89/93; C:
A Gude 84/90; 50T DB CS OA & AA: T
Atkins 87/87, R Phair 86/87; A: R Elmer
50/51, G Gall 49/51; B: D Stone 50/50,
W Ludbey 48/50; C: C Strickland 61/63,
A Gude 60/63; DTL HG: J Crosswell
140/140.
Spring Bay 17/08/2014
Fine but cold (21): 25T DB CONT CD
AA: D Hallam 25/25; A: S Palmer, B Callaghan 25/25; B: N Lewis, R McConnon
23/25; C: L Holmberg 22/25; 50T PS
CONT CS AA & OA: D Hallam 146/150;
A: P Howes 154/159; B: D Reynolds
135/150; C: D Silk 121/150; 25T SB AA:
M Dennis 23/25; A: S Palmer 24/25; B: D
Reynolds 22/25; C: C Turvey 15/25; HG:
S Palmer 200/210.
STATE THREE DAY TRAP CARNIVAL
Saturday 24th January 2015 9.00am start
25 pr State Double Rise Championship
Prize pool minimum $2500
Sponsors Graham Blaskett and John Murphy
50 Target State Handicap 1st to 5th places
Shot 5 targets per lane
Sponsors Hobart Gun Club
Sunday 25th January 2015 9.00am start
50 Target State Single Barrel Championship
Sponsor Jock Bryan in memory of Molly
50 Target State Double Barrel Championship
Sponsors Aylett Family in memory of Ian and Kevin
TASMANIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC
Monday 26th January 2015 9.00am start
STATE TRAP CARNIVAL
50 Target State Points Score Championship
Interstate Competition Event
(Not including High Roller and Sweepstakes)
All competition events graded O/A AA A B C
Overall winner Sash and Cash Trophy
1st each grade Sash and Cash Trophies
L J V Sash and Cash Trophies
4 Day Shoot
Minimum $15,000 Prize Pool
Friday, Saturday,
Sunday and Monday
23rd to 26th January 2015
At State Shooting Grounds
200 Nile Rd Evandale
Enquiries to Mr Alan A. Styles
PO Box 227 PROSPECT 7250 TASMANIA
Mob 0439 522 711
Pre-Nomination Forms
are available at the website
www.tcta.com.au
Email [email protected]
or [email protected]
Sponsor TCTA in memory of Vail Conlan
OVERALL HIGH GUN
Sash Silver Tasmania Badge and cash Trophy
Minimum value $1500
GRADED HIGH GUNS
Sashes sponsored by Mersey Clay Target Club
Ladies Juniors and Veterans High Guns
Sashes to each section
State postal teams
selected over events 3 4 and 5
Pre nomination forms can be obtained
from the website or by contacting
Mr Alan A Styles PO Box 227 PROSPECT TASMANIA 7250
Mobile 0439 522 711 Phone 03 6326 8571
Fax 03 6326 8571 (by arrangement)
Email [email protected]
or [email protected]
Practice Trap available
Thursday 22nd January from noon till 7.00pm
and also during the 4 days of the carnival
25
Zanker 57/59; B: L Ciaramellano 49/50, T
Adams 48/50; C: A Winen 49/50, R Zupanic
46/50; JNR HG: J Tapscott 96/100; HG: S
Zadow 172/174.
Mallala 03/08/2014
Calm & Cold to Pleasant (51): 25T CONT AA
& OA: J Higgins 40/40, A Mattschoss 33/34;
A: G Hopgood 39/40, C Brawne 35/36; B:
M Giannone 24/25, W Daou 21/25; C: A
Figtree 39/40, A Winnen 24/26; 25T PS AA
& OA: D Oliviero 75/75, A Zupanic 113/114;
A: S Byrnes 73/75, T Wedding 72/75; B: W
Daou 70/75, B Greenshields 69/75; C: A
Winnen 74/75, R Zupanic 68/75; 50T DB
AA & OA: A Zupanic 87/87, J Higgins 86/87;
A: T Bowman56/57, R Damin 55/57; B: M
Giannone 49/50, L Francis 48/50; C: A
Winnen 49/50, R Grimmond 47/50; HG
LAD: S Byrnes 143/150; JNR: J Tapscott
138/150; VET: R Cook 143/150.
Mid North 10/08/2014
Cool, clouy (12): 10T CD: B Finch 10/10, D
Bowman, A Winen, G Lancaster, D Butler,
T Bowman, C Browne 9/10; 25T HC: 1.
B Finch 26/27, 2nd. A Winen 25/27, 3. T
Bowman 27/29; 50T CONT A: C Brownie
48/50, T Bowman 47/50; B: A Winen 47/50,
B Finch 46/50; C: G Lancaster 44/50, D
Bowman 42/52.
Monarto-Alexandra 20/07/2014
Sunny & still (23): 20T DB AA: M Veenstra
29/29, R Clark 28/29; A: R Schubert 20/20,
H Bowman 18/20; B: T Oakes 23/23, S
Rogers 22/23; C: M Franklin 17/20, I Hein
15/20; 20T HC: 1. R Schubert 20/20, 2. C
Pulford 22/23, 3. R Perry 21/22, 4. T Dunn
19/21; 20T D/R AA: M Veensta 47/50,
R Clarke 43/50; A: R Schubert 31/40, H
Bowman 30/40; B: C Pulford 32/40, P
Claridge 29/40; C: G Ferguson 31/40, M
Franklin 26/40; HG: M Vennssta 75/80.
Monarto-Alexandra 17/08/2014
Freezing with wind (28): 25T PS AA: M
Veenstra 74/75, J Hennig 75/78; A: R
Umback 72/75, N West 65/75; B: J Fleetwood 66/75, L DeCandia 64/75; C: V
South
Australia
Barmera 02/08/2014
25T HC: 1st R Robertson 24/25, 2nd M
Tyson 39/41, 3rd E Schmaal 38/41; 75T AA:
T Shaddock 83/85, E Schmaal 82/85; A: R
Maywald 70/75, H Nunn 66/75; B: P Brister
70/75, B Morris 67/75; C: M Tyson 62/75, I
Maywlad 47/75; 25T SKT A: H Nunn 23/25,
R Robertson 22/25; B: R Maywald 22/25,
D McPherson 21/25; C: L Decadia 19/25, P
Brister 18/25; HG: E Schmaal 93/100.
Bordertown 27/07/2014
Overcast (14): 50T CONT CS SPONSOR
JOLPAC RURAL OA & AA: L Hawker 50/50,
W Hawker 49/50; A: P Windsor 48/50; B:
S Wallis 47/50; C: B Atkinson 44/50, M
McGrice, P Noske 42/50; 25Pr D/R AA:
W Hawker 46/50, L Hawker 44/50; A: P
Windsor 38/50; B: S Wallis 41/50; C: P
Noske 34/50, J Preston 31/50.
Broken Hill 03/08/2014
(21): 25T Gr SKT CD A: R Walsh, D Nicholls
24/25; B: C Johnston, J Lemmich 22/25;
C: J Davis, C Remmert 22/25; 20T DB
TWR CD A: C Lawrie, D Nicholls 20/20;
B: J Lemmich, S Thompson 19/20; C: C
Remmert 19/25, A McDougall 17/20; 25T
SB CD AA/A: S Thompson 25/25, D Nicholls
24/25; B: C Lawrence 19/25, C Remmert
17/25; C: D Gates 23/25, A Kolinac 12/25;
25T DB CONT CS OA: J Cullinan 45/45;
AA: J Nicholls 44/45, C Lawrie 26/27: A:
C Johnston 40/41, M Dally 24/26; B: Sis
Thompson 24/27, C Remmert 23/27; C: D
Gates 20/25, A Kolinac 17/25; AO HG: D
Nicholls 92/95.
International 17/08/2014
Fine/Cool (42): 25T TRENCH B: J Taarnby
20, A Mattschoss 18; C: A Panazzolo 20, T
Carlesso 18; 50T SKT A: N Campbell 49, L
Schubert 48; B: R Borzillo 44, C Scheele 43;
C: M Huxtable 46, J Taarnby, R Leake 45;
25T PS A: A Zupanic 75/75, A Mattschoss
72/75; B: C Noto 68/75, J Tassone 67/75;
C: R Spinella 60/75, R Grimmond 59/75;
50T DB AA: D Oliviero 48/50, A Panazzola 45/50; A & OA: N Campbell 68/70,
F Caltagirone 67/70; B: S Byrnes 46/50, C
Noto 45/50; VET: B Arnott 45/50; HG: N
Campbell 182/200.
Lake Albert 03/08/2014
Cool but sunny (33): 50T Smileys Car Wash
PS CS OA & A: M Raper 146/150, R Umbacl
142/150; AA: M Veenstra 145/150, P Rundle
144/150; B: M Petrou 144/153, L Ciaramellano 141/153; C: R Wheaton 132/150, F
Wheaton 134/153; 50T Sleepy Wombat
Produce SB CS OA & AA: M Veenstra
49/50, H Jurgs 48/50; A: K Strother 46/50, P
Johncock 46/51; B: C Pulford 47/50, H Ryan
47/52; C: R Wheaton 41/50, M Franklin
41/52; OA HG: M Veenstra 194/200; VET
HG: L Ciaramellano 185/200; JNR HG: F
Wheaton 169/200.
Lower North 27/07/2014
Fine & cool (40): 50T State CONT CS
OA & AA: G Tapscott 50/50, C Browne
60/61; A: J Raper 48/50, M Raper 47/50;
B: S Crane 50/53, L Ciaramellano 49/53;
C: A Winen 47/50, R Grimmond 45/50;
50T JULY DB AA: A Mattschoss 103/103,
M Stokes 102/103; A: R Damin 49/50, B
Mathews 59/75, T Smart 59/84; 30 MXD
AA: R Clark 49/50, P Hendy 47/50; A: R
Umback 45/50, P Johncock 36/50; B: R
Perry 47/50, S Keen 46/50; C: R Frocione
41/50, D Williams 36/50; 25T HC: 1st: I
Hopton 35/36 (17m), 2nd: R Perry 34/36
(17m), 3rd: N West 29/31 (19½m), 4th: S
Keen 28/31 (17m); HG: R Clark 143/150.
Mount Gambier 09/08/2014
Fine, overcast (38): Commercial Hotel
25T Club Ball Trap A: G Height 25/25, G
McLean 23/25; B: D Beyer 34/36, M Whitehead 33/36; C: K Dawe 24/25, M Jones
22/25; Spot on Fishing 30T DB CS AA: K
Atkin 109/109, W Wombell 108/109; A: H
Megan 30/30, G Schimdt 29/30; A Aldersey
62/63, F Kentish 61/63; C: G Illman 25/30,
H Jeffries 26/32; South East Veta 25T HC:
1. J McIntyre 33/33, 2. A Aldersey 32/33;
3. B Fisher 36/37, 4. F Kentish 35/37, 5. G
Height 25/27; B/M: M Whitehead 24/25; SE
Autotrade HG: G Height 78/80.
Port Augusta 17/08/2014
Cold Overcast and Windy 15 degrees (10):
100T H/C: 1st: N Wehrmann 85/100, 2nd D
Jones 83/100, 3rd S Callaghan 80/100, 4th
R Freeman 74/100, 5th M Starr 73/100; OA
Champion: N Wehrmann 85/100.
South Australian 27/07/2014
Fine overcast, breezy (30): SKT CS: OA &
A: L Piscioneri 50/50; A: L Schubert 49/50;
B: C Jacobs 49/50, P Casey 48/50; C: W
Darlington 46/50, M Huxtable 44/50; PS:
A: D Halikiopoulos 73/75, D Lymn 70/75;
B: M Giannone 73/75, W Daou 69/75; C:
A Gill 67/75, D Brakovskis 61/75; DB CS:
OA & AA: D Halikiopoulos 84/85; AA: D
Lymn 83/85; A: V Petraccaro 48/50, P Quire
41/50; B: W Darlington 48/50, W Daou
51/55; C: A Gill 48/50, E Gunby 42/50; Vet:
D Lymn 49/50; OA HG: R Borzillo 163/175.
South Australian 10/08/2014
Overcast, windy, cold (41): Salisbury SKT CS
OA & B: R Borzillo 65/67, B Wilksch 50/54;
A: N Campell 64/67, L Schubert 47/502; C:
W Darlington 44/50, J Beltrame 42/50; D/R
S.A.C.T.A.
ISSF STATE CARNIVAL
7th – 9th NOV 2014
Venue: State Shooting Park Parks Road, Virginia, South Australia
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Thursday 6 November
Friday 7th November
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Saturday 8
th
November
Sunday 9 November
1:00pm
10:00am
Official Practice – Trap, Skeet, Double Trap
Men’s Double Trap
150 targets + Final
Practice – Trap and Skeet time permitting
9:00am
Men’s Trap
Women’s Trap
Men’s Skeet
Women’s Skeet
50 targets
75 targets + Final
75 targets
75 targets + Final
9:00am
Men’s Trap
Men’s Skeet
last 75 targets + Final
last 50 targets + Final
st
nd
Men’s Double Trap
$90
Overall, 1 & 2 AA, A, B, C,
st
nd
Men’s Trap & Men’s Skeet
$80
Overall, 1 & 2 AA, A, B, C,
st
nd
Women’s Trap & Women’s Skeet
$65
1 , 2 & 3rd
(Minimum of three competitors required to make a competition)
$5 discount per event for pre-nomination
See www.sacta.com.au for pre-nomination form
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pre-nomination to be received before 27 Oct 2014.
SA State Postal and Shoulder to Shoulder Teams as per SACTA 2014 State Program Book
Sponsored by Marsh Insurance & Omega Foods
PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE BY EVENT ORGANISERS IF REQUIRED
This competition will be run in full compliance with all ISSF.
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Grd A: M Veenstra 27/30, R Mack 26/30;
B: W Daou 25/30, P Claridge 22/30; C: J
Beltrame 29/40, R Spinella 26/40; PS Grd
A: M Collumb 71/75, R Borzillo 88/93; B:
W Darlington 69/75, S Halikiopoulus 73/84;
C: Rocco Spinella 69/84, E Gunby 66/84;
Salisbury DB CS OA &A: A Carlesso 57/58,
V Petraccaro, F Caltagirone; AA: E Parletta
56/58, J Hawker 25/26; B: S Halikiopoulus
24/25, S Byrnes 27/29; C: D Williams 23/25,
R Grimmond 29/32; VET: M Giannone, L
Ciaramellano 22/25; OA HG: M Cullumb
163/180.
Wilkawatt 10/8/2014
Cold, windy (31): 25T M & G Walter SKT
Doubles OA & B: J Winnal 25/27, D Beelitz
22/25; A: A Lock 21/25; C: M Batten 24/27,
G Harvey 21/25; 30T Landmark DB CS OA
& AA: P Rundle 41/41,A Lock 93/94; A: K
Strother 40/41, J Winnal 38/39; B: C Pulford
30/30, M Petou 43/44; C: B August 27/30, F
Wheaton 28/43; 25T Lameroo Home Centre
HC: 1st: P Brister 25/25, 2nd: M. Franklin
23/25, 3rd: A Lock 23/25; Open HG: J
Winnal 75/80; VET HG: G Harvey: 69/80;
LAD HG: D McPherson 70/80.
Caboolture Clay Target Club
2014 Annual Trap Carnival
1st & 2nd November 2014
SATURDAY 9.30AM START
Queensland
Event 1 25 Tgt Double Barrel Sweeps
Event 2

Atherton 27/07/2014
Wet & Cold (30): 25T DB AA: 1st Jim
Williams, P Ward, E Collins, A Sclippa
25/25; A: M Costa 24/25; B: Carr, R
Draper, P Robertson 25/25; C: M Stella
24/25; 25T PS AA: E Collins 74/75; A: J
Stella 69/75; B: P Robertson 72/75; C: M
Stella 74/75; 25T HC:1st J Stella 25, 2nd
M Stella 24/25, 3rd E Collins 24/25; 50T
PS AA: Kristin Williams 145/150, S Whitehead 144/150; A: M Costa 141/150, J Fea
134/150; B: P Robertson 141/150, A Carr
134/150; C: M stella 127/150, G Cahill
102/150.
Blackwater 27/07/2014
Hot & sunny (12): 25T HC: 1st D Parsons
25/26, 2nd R Selke 24/26, 3rd R Miller
22/25; 25T PS OA: R Miller 74/75; AA: V
Storch 72/75; B: D Parsons 70/75; C: L
Clanfield 62/75; 25T SB OA: R Miller 23/25;
AA: V Storch 20/25; B: L Selke 21/25; C: A
Morris 16/25; 25T DB OA: R Miller 25/25;
AA: V Storch 23/25; B: L Selke 24/25; C: L
Clanfield 21/25.
Bundaberg 02 & 03/07/2014
Cool & Windy (75): 25T DB CD AA: M
Mengell, C Dean 25/25, C Barletta, A
Dallas, T Coco, B Zimpel, R Fett, R Rehbein
24/25; A: G Chizzotti 25/25, K Goody, B
Pavy 24/25; B: T Gardner, K Rehbein 24/25,
A Love, G Whitfield, C Groves, J Butters
22/25; C: B Charteris 23/25, A Didone, S
Busteed, D Rehbein 22/25; 25T DB HC: 1st
C Dean 24/25, 2nd T Coco 24/25, 3rd P
Rehbein 23/25, 4th K Mott 23/25; 50T DB
CS OA: B Harker 50/50; AA: G Mathews
50/50, L Thompson 50/50; A: K Goody
50/50, A Mills 49/50; B: B Fisher 48/50, T
Gardner 47/50; C: A Fisher 46/50, B Zillman
45/50; LAD: F Mills 47/50; JNR: A Bylsma
46/50; VET: Q Porfiri 47/50; 25T SB CS OA:
G Mathews 25/25; AA: N Berry 24/25, A
Bylsma 24/25; A: D Rudd 24/25, R Wise
24/25; B: B Fisher 21/25; C: P Farrell 20/25,
South East Zone QCTA
SPORTING CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday 18th and
Sunday 19th October 2014
200 targets 5 stand
Hosted by
Toowoomba Clay Target Club
SAT 18TH 10.00AM START 100 TGTS 5 STAND
SUN 19TH 8.30AM START 100 TGTS 5 STAND
CASH TROPHIES ON 200 TGTS
OA Cash and Sash
1st and 2nd each Grade AA A B C
3rd placing if numbers allow
L V J if more than 3 per section
President Max Barton 0428 321 138
Sporting Captain Keith Simpson 0412 418 970
25 Tgt Single Barrel
$15
$20
Sash & Trophy O/A +
1st & 2nd each grade
Event 3
30 Tgt Handicap
$25
1st to 5th
Event 4

30 Tgt Double Barrel
Championship
$25
Sash & Trophy O/A +
1st & 2nd each grade
SUNDAY 9.30AM START
Event 5
30 Tgt D/B Continental
$25
Trophy O/A + 1st and 2nd each grade
Event 6
30 Tgt Points Championship $25
Sash & Trophy O/A +
1st and 2nd each grade
Event 7

20 Pair Double Rise
$25
Trophy O/A + 1st & 2nd each grade
High Guns OA AA A B C
+LJV
Total Noms if shooting the
whole program $140
Ladies, Juniors and Vets $110
Camping available on grounds
Hot showers
Address: 558 Uhlmann Road
Burpengary Qld
Contact
Brett Brown 0408 910 117
Tony Heuser 0419 675 293
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Ballandean Clay Target Club Inc
October 18th & 19th 2014
Saturday October 18th
Nominations 9.00am, shoot commencing
g 9.30am
Event 1 50t Double Barrel – 15m –
Sponsored by Leppington Speedy Seedlings
$30.00
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Sash & Trophy Overall; Trophies 1st & 2nd in AA,A,B,C Grades
Event 2 25t Points Score Championship – 15m –
Sponsored by GB Ammunition
$25.00
00
Top 12 shooters will represent the two States,
with top 10 scores to count on event 7
Event 3 15 Pair Double Rise – 15m –
Sponsored by Terranova Seeds
$30.00
00
Sunday October 19th
Overall High Gun
TIKKA T3
Centrefire Rifle
Sponsored by Beretta Australia
Grade High Guns
Savage Jacaranda
.17 HMR Rifle
Sponsored by
John Vichie
Firearms/Federal
Top Gun Ammunition
Nominations 8.00am, shoot commencing 8.30am
Event 4 50t Combination – 15m –
Sponsored by Shamrock Marketing
$30.00
00
25t Double Barrel & 25t Single Barrel – Sash & Trophy Overall;
Trophies 1st & 2nd in AA,A,B,C Grades
Event 5 Wilshire & Co 1000 - 50t Grade Meterage
$55.00
$1000 and Sash – 1st; $500 – 2nd: $250 – 3rd; $100 – 4th
Event 6 Ballandean Teams Match 20t Points Score – QLD v NSW – 16m
Badge for each winning team member – Trophy for highest score in teams match
If 3 or more Ladies nominate from each State, the Ballandean Ladies Team Match - QLD v NSW will be held.
TOTAL NOMINATIONS OPEN $170
LADIES, JUNIORS, VETERANS $130
OVERALL, GRADES & LADIES, JUNIORS, VETERANS – Sash & Trophy
Sponsored by: STANTHORPE RURAL & HARDWARE; LEPPINGTON SPEEDY SEEDLINGS;
SHAMROCK MARKETING; RALPH JOHNS PTY LTD; TERRANOVA SEEDS; POWER TYNAN;
QUEENSLAND COUNTRY CREDIT UNION, GRANITE BELT FRUIT FREIGHTERS;
TINDALL’S FUEL SUPPLIES; GB AMMUNITION; PERFORMANCE OUTDOOR AGENCIES;
CORSIVIA TARGETS; JOHN VICHIE FIREARMS/FEDERAL TOP GUN AMMUNITION;
BERETTA AUSTRALIA
PRACTICE AVAILABLE FRIDAY AFTERNOON 3PM TO 5PM
CAMPING FACILITIES ON GROUNDS
CANTERBURY TRAPS AND VOICE RELEASES ON ALL 4 LAYOUTS
PRESIDENT:
SECRETARY:
GEORGE COSTANZO 0428 150050
JOANNE MUSUMECI 0418 717 877
Clubhouse: Curr Road, BALLANDEAN,
20 km south of Stanthorpe, signage on
New England Highway
THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAMME
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*Clermont Clay Target Club Inc*
*ANNUAL TWO DAY SHOOT*
*25 & 26 October 2014*
SATURDAY 25th 9.00am Start
Event 1: 30 Target Points Score 15m
Sash O/A Prizes 1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 2: 30 Target Single Barrel 15m
Event 3: 50 Target Double Barrel 15m
$25
$25
$30
SUNDAY 26th 8.30am Start
Event 4: 30 Target Continental Double Barrel 15m
$25
Event 5: 30 Target Handicap
$2000 CASH PRIZE MONEY & O/A Sash
$25
Total Nominations $130
Ladies, Veterans & Juniors – Reduced Nom’s $80 for Full Program
JUNIORS in B & C Grade shoot free
Overall High Gun over Events 1 to 5
High Guns each grade Sash & Prize. LJV High Guns Sash & Prize
Free camping with hot showers
Meals available from Friday night to Sunday lunch.
Enquires: Wayne Johnson: President, Ph: 0419 698 228
Jordan Byrne: Secretary, Ph: 0427 147 312
Allison Skinner: Treasurer, Ph: 0427 792 562
The committee reserves the right to alter the program if necessary.
Proudly Sponsored by:
Glencore –Clermont Mine
CFM Forklift
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GYMPIE
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
Banks Pocket Road Gympie 4570
2014 Annual
Gold City
Two Day Shoot
Saturday 11th October 2014
9.30am Start
Evt 1 25tgt D/B Sweepstakes
$15
Evt 2 30tgt D/B Jockey Club Hotel
Cont. C’ship
$20
O/A AA A B C 1st & 2nd each grade
Evt 3 50tgt Sunshine Mitre 10 C’ship
$30
No meal Saturday Night
9.00am Start
Evt 4 50tgt Shedmen C’ship
$30
Evt 5 25tgt Handicap 1st to 5th
$25
Evt 6 Ken Mills Toyota Pts C’ship
$20
HIGH GUNS
Overall & Grades Sash & Trophy
Ladies Veterans & Juniors
Nominations $140 LVJ $120
if shooting whole program
Practice from 3pm Friday 10th
Camping available on grounds
Other accommodation:
Great Eastern Motor Inn 5482 7288
Phoenix Hotel 5482 1263
Victory Hotel 5482 1503
Committee reserves right to alter program
Contact G Durre Secretary on 5482 5354
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C Charteris 20/25; JNR: A Fisher 19/20; 50T
DB PTS CS OA: B Pavy 147/150; AA: T Coco
145/150, A Dallas 145/150; A: B Scarborough 145/150, M Budgen 143/150; B: B
Fisher 146/150, G Whitfield 138/150; C: A
Fisher 139/150, I Campbell 122/150; LAD:
T Harker 134/150; VET: G Rudd 142/150;
JNR: A Bylsma 139/150; 25T CONT CS
OA: C Bylsma 70/70; AA: A Dallas 38/39,
N Berry 30/31; A: I Wynyard 69/70, B
Pavy 49/50; B: D Barletta 24/25, C Groves
24/25; C: B Charteris 24/25, I Campbell
24/25; JNR: A Bylsma 24/25; HG & OA: A
Dalllas 285/300; AA: T Coco 282/300; A:
B Pavy 284/300; B: B Fisher 273/300; C: A
Fisher 266/300; LAD: F Mills 263/300; VET:
Q Porfiri 275/300; JNR: A Bylsma 276/300.
Calboolture 03/08/2014
AA: B Brown 50/50, M Davis 49/50; A: P
Smith 50/50, G Hogarth 49/50, C Menezes
48/50; B: D Milton 47/50, C Houghton
46/50, R Esposito 45/50; C: R Bischof , S
McPherson 47/50, L Addinall 43/50; 25T SB
AA: B McKechnie 25/25, G Langridge 29/30;
A: J Mciver 24/25, B Wiseman 27/30; B: I
Lesch 23/25, D Milton 22/25; C: J Holmes
21/25, L Addinall 24/25; 50T DB AA: F Cilli
68/68, C Witt 67/68; A: C Menezes 77/77,
R Webster 76/77; B: G Keegan 47/51, B
McNamara 46/51; C: D Gray 45/51, S
McPherson 46/53; 25T HC:1st R Esposito
29/29, 2nd M Davis 31/32, 3rd A McKenzie
30/32, 4th T Heuser
28/29, 5th A Irvin
27/29; OA: M Davis 146/150; HG AA: C
Witt 145/150; A: C Menezes 143/150; B: D
Milton 134/150; C: S McPherson 135/150.
Caboolture 10/08/2014
Warm, Sunny, Light Breeze (22): 50T CD
AA: N Hughes 49/50; A: V McInnes, N
Dimmick 49/50; B: T Pieterse 50/50; C:
A Corless 49/50; 50T Monthly Champion
AA: L Hughes 55/56; A: N Dimmick 50/50;
B: M McPherson 52/56; C: A Corless
43/50; 50T Doubles AA: N Hughes 48/50;
A: V McInnes 47/50; B: J Holmes 45/50;
C: P Dow 40/50; OA HG OA: N Hughes
146/150; AA: L Hughes 143/150; A: N
Dimmick 146/150; B: T Pieterse 142/150;
C: A Corless 134/150.
Callide Dawson 17/08/2014
Fine & Clear (19): 25T DB E/O 15M AA: R
Holden 24/25, M Elliott 23/25, C Polsen
21/25; A: K Goody, A Olive 23/25, S Larsen,
J Fairley, P deGit, S Pearce 22/25; B: S
McGovern 23/25, F Hewitt, S Struss 22/25;
C: T Lehman 20/25, J Stringer, S Busteed;
30T DB Pts 15M AA: C Polsen 83/90, M
Elliott 82/90; A: K Goody 84/90, A Olive
97/105; B: S McGovern 85/90, S Struss
79/90; C: J Stringer 78/90, S Busteed 75/90;
25T SB 15M AA: M Elliott 23/26, R Holden
22/26; A: K Busteed 36/43, S Pearce 35/43;
B: S Struss 20/25, S McGovern 18/25; C: J
Stringer 20/25, S Busteed 18/25; 25T DB
Gr H/C AA: R Holden 20/25, M Elliott
19/25; A: K Goody 23/25, S Pearce 32/35;
B: S Burnett 24/25, S Struss 20/25; C: T
Lehman 24/25, J Stringer 22/28; 25T DB
CONT 15M AA: C Polsen 23/25, M Elliott
21/25; A: A Olive 25/25, K Goody 24/25;
B: F Hewitt 34/39, S McGovern 33/39; C: T
Lehman 21/25, J Stringer 21/32.
Charters Towers 03/08/2014
Fine & warm (29): 30T Medley AA: B
Murphy, N Sheehan 47/50, P Mackey
46/50; B: D Grant 48/50, J Taylor 47/50;
B: B Edwards 41/50, K Saunders 40/50; C:
L Archer 38/50, S Isaac 29/50; 25T DB 15m
AA: R Hunter 25/25, B Murphy, N Sheehan,
Joe Davis, P Mackey 24/25; A: J Taylor, Jim
Davis 24/25; B: G Davis, B Edwards 21/25;
C: L Archer 22/25; 25T DB HC: 1. R Peno,
2. P Dury, 3.W Read; 25T DB CONT AA: B
Murphy, N Sheehan, Joe Davis 25/25; AL D
Grant 25/25, P Dury, R MacCormack, Jim
Davis 24/25; B: K Saunders, G Davis 21/25;
C: S Isaac 21/25; 4Pr D/D: 1. J Dunstone &
N Young, 2. G Davis & R Hunter; 25T SKT
Sweeps: R Hunter, D Guy, R Peno 25/25;
25T SKT HC: Joe Davis, S Isaac 25/25, S
Goss, D Guy, P Dury 24/25.
Clermont 27/07/2014
Fine (30): 100T Presidents Cup OA: B
GOLD COAST
CLAY TARGET CLUB
OCTOBER PROGRAMS
Practice: 1.00 to 5.00 pm every Saturday
Wednesday 1st October – Night Trap
75 Targets 15m – 7.00 pm Start
Nomination includes Hot Supper
Sunday 5th October - Sporting
100 Targets 9.00 am Start – Graded Trophies
Sporting Captain: Kev Seeney 0427 761945
Sunday 12th October - Trap
125 Targets – 4 Events – 9.00 am Start
Inc. Trap Captain: Wayne Perry 0413 152080
Sunday 19th October - Skeet
150 Targets - 9.00 am Start
Skeet Captain: Kent Mansfield 0414 622249
Club: 81 Gross Rd Woongoolba- Ph. 07) 5546 1368
www.goldcoastclaytargetclub.com
The Committee reserves the right to alter advertised programs.
Cowley 99/100; AA: L Dodd 134/138,
P Watts 133/138; A: T Meaney 97/100,
C Beavis 95/100; B: M Muller 91/100,
R Scharf 86/100; C: P Ryder 95/100, N
Kimber 89/100.
Clermont 26/07/2014
Overcast/Dark (18): 25T CZ, SB CONT
OA: T Long 25/25; AA: L Broom 24/25,
B Moore 23/25; A: W Johnson 21/25, T
Meaney 20/25; B: M Muller 18/25; C: N
Kimber 21/25, P Ryder 20/25; 25T CZ
DB CONT NIGHT OA: T Meaney 39/40;
AA: T Morre38/40, A Skinner 23/25; A: W
Johnson 23/25, T Long 21/25; B: M Muller
17/25; C: G Walker 19/25, A Skinner 21/28.
Cloncurry 10/08/2014
Cloudy, windy and 23deg (25): 25T DB AA:
C Muller 25/25; A: D Turner, R Woods, M
Richards 24/25; B: L Poole 21/25; C: P
Taiflos 25/25; 25T SB AA: C Muller 24/25;
A: D Turner, R Cusack 21/25; B: D Poole
22/25; C: C Cook 23/25; 25T Cont AA:
C Muller 21/25; A: R Woods 23/25; B: G
Gofton, B Bentley 24/25; C: C Cook, M
Fegan 21/25; 30T HC: 1st- K Richards, J
Dickerson 28/30, 3rd G Gofton , D Poole
27/30.
Dysart 02 & 03/08/2014
Windy and cool(38): 50T PS OA: G
Reynolds 147/150; AA: B Cowley 144/150,
L Brandt; A: M Fuller 146/150, T McKenna
132/150; B: C Adams 138/150, J Wiseman
134/150; C: N Holmes 137/150, B Wiseman
131/150; 25 T SB OA: Andrew Skinner
27/29; AA: R Cross 23/26, C Lawless
22/25; A: B Marion 26/29, D Meek 22/25;
B: J Wiseman 21/25, P McLellan 20/25; C:
B Wiseman 25/28, G Howard 18/25; 50T
DB OA: G Reynolds 57/58; AA: Andrew
Skinner 56/58, P Watts 60/62; A: C Cross
49/50, Alex Skinner 48/50; B: J Wiseman
48/50, K Green 56/63; C: G Howard 46/50,
B Wiseman 45/50; 50T CONT OA: L Brandt
49/50; AA: Andrew Skinner 48/50, A Adams
49/52; A: M Fuller 47/50, B Marion 45/50;
B: J Wiseman 44/50, K Green 43/50; C: B
Wiseman 41/51, G Howard 40/51; 25T HC:
1st C Beavis 25/25, 2nd G Howard 36/38,
3rd G Reynolds 35/38, 4th P Watts 34/38;
HG OA: G Reynolds 284/300; AA: Andrew
Skinner 280/300; A: M Fuller 282/300; B: J
Wiseman 268/300; C: B Wiseman 261/300;
LAD: L Brandt 275/300; VET: A Powell
248/300.
Gladstone 10/08/2014
Fine and cloudy with slight breeze (30): 25T
DB 15m AA & A: S Fett 27/27, N Busteed
26/27; B: A Volkoff 22/25, G Cooper 22/26;
C: K Wieting 23/25, A Johnson; 25T SB 15m
AA & A: P Purkis 24/27, S Wieting 23/27;
B: G Wieting 20/26, A Volkoff 19/26; C: A
Johnson 20/25, K Wieting 19/25; 25T PS
15m AA & A: B Pavy 72/75, N Busteed 76/81;
B: G Whitfield 64/75, A Volkoff 63/75; C:
K Wieting 70/75, D Atchison 66/75; 25T
HC 15m: S Fenwick 24/25, B Pavy 23/25, R
Waugh 22/25; 25T CONT 15m AA & A: N
Busteed 25/25, S Fett 30/31; B: G Whitfield
22/25, A Volkoff 21/26; C: S Fenwick 22/25,
D Aitchison 21/25.
Gold Coast 06/08/2014
Dark, Still & Very Cold (59): 75T Night
Medley AA: G Spink 124/125, M Swale
124/125; A: R Damin 120/125, P Strange
116/125; B: J Tait 112/125, T Tresize
109/125; C: G Crouch 101/125, R Bond
95/125.
Gold Coast 08/08/2014
Cool (93): 25T Night SB Sweeps AA: S
Weeden, L Clarke, C Witt 25/25; A: F
Robinson M Jones, H Batson, R Trindall
23/25; B: N Davis, I Lesch, L Wedlake, J
Henderson, C Pearce 21/25; C: S Stramarcos 23/25, T Nealon 21/25, D Hunter, R
Mahony 19/25; 50T State Night SB CS OA:
M Swale 50/50; AA: G Langridge 50/52,
Pat Guida 49/52; A: Gary Carew 48/50,
Carlo Barletta 47/50; B: J Lawrie 45/50, L
Wedlake 42/50; C: S Stramarcos 45/50, J
Wright 41/53.
Gold Coast 09 & 10/08/2014
Cool for Qld (150+): 30T MEDLEY OA: C
Texas Clay Target Club
ANNUAL 2 DAY SHOOT
27th & 28th September 2014
Saturday 27/09/14 9.00am Start
Nominations from 8.30am
Event 1 25 Target Double Barrel (cash divide)
Event 2 30 Target Medley (10 DB 10 PS 10 SB)
Event 3 50 Target Double Barrel
Sunday 28/09/14 9.00am Start
Event 4 25 Target Double Barrel (cash divide)
Event 5 50 Target Points Score
Event 6 30 Target Handicap (true meterage)
Nominations $130.00
Ladies, Vets& Juniors $110.00
High Gun Sash and Prize for Overall AA A B C
Ladies, Vets & Juniors
(Winners can claim one only)
Meals available Saturday Lunch & Dinner
Sunday Breakfast & Lunch.
Camping and hot showers available on site
CONTACT CLUB SECRETARY JILL FINLAY 0428 161 176
The committee reserves the right to change the program
if necessary
REDCLIFFE CITY
Clay Target Club Inc
Promoting Sporting Excellence
& Responsible Gun Ownership
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SEPTEMBER – OCTOBER - NOVEMBER 2014
“REDCLIFFE FESTIVAL”
Incorporating
“THE WILLIAM CHAIN CHALLENGE”
SUNDAY 21ST SEPTEMBER 9.30AM START
125 TARGETS
Event 1 25 tgts D/B Cash Divide
Event 2 50 tgts Points “William Chain
Challenge” (break for shells)
Event 3 25 tgts S/B Prizes
1st & 2nd all grades
Event 4 25 tgts Hc’p Prizes 1st – 4th
Total Noms $60
Ladies Veterans Juniors $55
SUNDAY 19TH OCTOBER 9.30AM START
125 Targets
Event 2 50tgts Points (break for shells)
Prizes 1st & 2nd all grades
Event 4 15 Prs D/Rise Prizes
Total Noms $60
Ladies Veteran Juniors $55
SUNDAY 16TH NOVEMBER 9.30AM START
125 Targets
Event 2 50 tgts D/B (break for shells)
Prizes 1st & 2nd all grades
Event 4 25 tgts Progressive Meterage Prizes
Total Noms $60
Ladies Veteran Juniors $55
BBQ Lunch & Finger Food available at each
monthly shoot @ $5 per person
The committee reserves the right to change the programs
at their discretion
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TOOGOOLAWAH
ONE DAY
ANNUAL SHOOT 2014
TOOGOOLAWAH SHOWGROUNDS
Please Note 9.00am Start
EVENT 1 30T MEDLEY
O/A Sash & Trophy
1st & 2nd AA A B C
Sponsored by True Test Pty Ltd
EVENT 2 25T BRISBANE VALLEY
POINTS CHAMPIONSHIP
O/A Sash & Trophy
1st & 2nd AA A B C
Sponsored by Winchester
Australia & Clay Target Australia
EVENT 3 25T D/B FOUNDATION
MEMBERS MEMORIAL
SHIELD
O/A Trophy 1st & 2nd AA A B C
Sponsored by Jensen Logging
EVENT 4 25T D/B CONTINENTAL
O/A Sash & Trophy
1st & 2nd AA A B C
Sponsored by B & L Guthrie &
Gavin Langridge
High Guns: Sashes O/A AA A B C
Ladies Junior & Veteran
Sponsored by Toogoolawah Feedlot
Nominations Open $60.00
L V $50.00 J $20.00
Brian Guthrie 5423 1468
Greg Blatchly 0428 137 836
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program
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Cusack 150/150; AA: S Steenstrup 149/150,
J Willmann 148/150; A: T Zandegaicomo
71/75, B Duncan 74/75; B: J Henderson
72/75, I Lesch 70/75; C: J Moller 46/50,
S Andrews 45/50; 50T CONT PS CS OA:
S Curley 207/207; AA: M Davis 204/207, J
Willmann 149/150; A: A Mills 147/150, F
Binding 146/150; B: R Esposito 146/150,
B Ekblad 144/150; C: J Moller 142/150, D
Hunter 141/150; LAD: V Moore 147/150;
JNR: A Bylsma 144/150; VET: M Daden
148/150; 25T DBL CS OA: P Guida
219/219; AA: C Smith 218/219, J Willmann
203/204; A: S Brereton 189/190, B Watt
121/122; B: K Hunt 45/46, B Greenshields
43/44 ; C: J Moller 25/25, H Donaldson
34/35; LAD: E Stewart 51/52; JNR: A
Bylsma 161/162; VET: J Farrell 82/83;
25T PS CS OA: S Curley 282/282; AA: K
Nealon 279/282, G Searle 266/267; A: M
Pontifex 138/141, A Mills 126/129; B: D
Barletta 75/75, C Pearce 86/87; C: J Moller
74/75, D Hunter 72/75; 25T SB CS OA: S
Steenstrup 63/63; AA: M Daden 62/63, A
Bylsma 38/39; A: T Zandegiacomo 57/58,
G Gordon 25/26; B: T Damin 25/25, S Ezzy
31/32; C: C Good 24/26, S Farrell 23/26; 25
PR D/R OA: P Guida 58/60; AA: J Willmann
67/70, G Moore 66/70; A: D Player 53/60,
G Schneider 52/60; B: J Henderson 56/70,
R Esposito 53/70; C: J Moller 44/50, S
Farrell 43/50; HG OA: J Willmann 369/375;
AA: Corey Bylsma 367/375; A: R Damin
356/375; B: J Henderson 351/375; C: J
Moller 353/375; LAD: V Moore 357/375;
JNR: A Bylsma 263/375; VET: M Daden
358/375.
Goondiwindi 10/08/2014
Mackenzies Home Timber & Hardware &
Suhr Builders 17th Annual One Day Shoot:
50T DB 15 metres Club CS Sponsored by
Suhr Builders OA & AA: B Pile 65/65, M
Johnson 63/64, D Makim 55/56; A: J Peters
49/50, B Farlow 47/50, T Gibson 46/50; B:
H Backus 49/50, B Hohn 48/50, S Nothdurft 70/74; C: C Codrington 44/50, M
Lillecrapp 32/50; 50T DB PS 15 metres
Club CS Sponsored by Goodiwindi Gun
Club OA & AA: J Mulligan 150/150, S
Cornish 168/171, J Brown 167/170; A: B
Farlow 137/150, A Hoffmann 134/150, I
Phillips 133/150; B: K Giltrow 141/150, H
Backus 139/150, S Nothdurft 129/1580;
C: C Codrington 120/150, M Lillecrapp
81/150; 50T DB CONT 15 Metres Club CS
Sponsored by Mackenzies Home Timber &
Hardware OA & AA: T Fett 82/82, M Winnig
81/82, J Mulligan 75/76; A: I Phiilips 57/59,
I McMillan 56/59, B Farlow 47/50; B: B
Hohn 48/50, H Backus 47/50, R Kearney
64/68; C: C Codrington 34/50, M Lillecrapp 28/50.
Gympie 10/08/2014
Fine (30): 30T DB AA: G Watston 308/30,
G Nuske 30/30, V Tipman 30/30; A: P
Smith 30/30, D Rodger 29/30, M Eagle
29/30; B: L Stolberg 27/30, T Cecil 25/30,
S Gallagher 24/30; C: M Wass 30/30, S
McPheron 29/30; 30T PS AA: G Mason
150/150, J Zaric 147/150; A: P Smith
111/111, G Chizzotti 110/111; B: T
Cecil 88/90, LStolberg 79/90; C: M Wass
81/93, S McPheron 78/93; 30T HC: G
Mason 40/40, M Wass 39/40, V Tipman
34/35; 30T CONT AA: B Weedon 47/47,
G Masdon 46/47; A: M Eagle 36/39, J Park
35/39; B: M Nuske 29/30, T Cecil 25/30;
C: M Wass 30/30, S McPherson 20/30;
HG AA: V Tipman 180/180; A: M Eagle
174/180; B: T Cecil 166/180; C: M Wass
168/180.
Mackay-Sarina 10/08/2014
Fine, but cool and windy (18): 30T DB
AA: C Tremlett 29/30, G Pinner 29/30; A:
R Woodhouse 27/30; B: Megan Wilkins
29/30; C: J Farrell 25/30; 30T PS AA: T Coco
89/90; A: R Woodhouse 80/90; B: Megan
Wilkins 79/90; C: J Farrell 79/90; 15 Pr D/R
AA: C Tremlett 32; A: T Frankham 26; B:
Mick Wilkins 23; C: G Howard 28; OA &
AA: T Coco; A: R Woodhouse; B: Megan
Wilkins; C: J Farrell.
Maryborough 27/07/2014
Fine & hot (31): 50T DB AA: W Durry
50/50, N Berry 79/80; A: R Anderson
48/50, G Shorthouse 46/50; B: K Rehbein
50/50, V Dollisson 56/57; C: C Arthur
44/50, D Huches 41/50; 50T PS CS OA: T
Cecil 147/150; AA: W Durre 146/150, N
Catasti 157/162; A: G Christesen 142/150,
R Anderson 141/150; B: T Cevil 147/150,
K Rehbein 139/150; B: T Cevil 147/150,
K Rehbein 139/150; C: A Fisher 135/150,
C Arthur 128/150; HG AA: W Durre
196/200; A: R Anderson 189/200; B: K
Rehbein 189/200; C: A Fisher 175/200;
JNR: C Arthur 172/200; VET: R Rehbein
193/200.
Port Denison 26 & 27/07/2014
Sunny with Moderate Winds (78): 50T
PS CS G-Spot Engineering & Mechanical Trophy OA: J Rossato 148/150; AA: J
Rossato 148/150, B Murphy 146/153; A:
D Maltby 141/150, J Dunstone 140/150;
B: G Horwood 131/150, K Green 134/151;
C: A Newport 121/150, I Otto 117/150;
25T CONT Peter & Dee Colls Trophy AA: T
Caruso 27/27, M Vine 26/2; A: M McGill
25/25, L Populin 25/26; B: G Davis 24/25,
G Horwood 26/27; C: G Howard 23/25, H
Dunn 24/28; 25T HC John Pilcher Memorial
Shield; 1st H Dunn 27/28, 2nd D Maltby
26/28, 3rd C Betteridge 24/26; 25T SB
Abbot Point Bulkcoal Trophy AA: R Gough
25/25, B Murphy 23/25; A: J Dunstone
26/28, L Populin 25/28; B: K Green 22/17,
D Williams 21/27; C: H Dunn 21/26, G
Howard 20/26; 30T DB CS Maltby Family
Memorial Trophy OA: A Ballarino 34/34;
AA: A Ballarino 34/34, R Gough 33/34;
A: P Colls 30/30, C Cislowski 60/61; B: N
Beale 29/30, D Williams 59/61; C: H Dunn
28/30, T Rudd 27/30; LAD: D Colls; JNR:
G Bonanno; VET: R Edwards; 15Pr D/R
Clay Target Australia Trophy AA: B Murphy
35/40, J Rossato 34/40; A: D Colls 32/50,
D Guy 31/50; B: G Davis 21/30, D Killick
20/30; C: H Dunn 25/30, T Rudd 13/30;
HG OA: J Rossato 270/285; AA: B Murphy
268/285; A: J Dunstone 251/285; B: G
Horwood 238/285; C: H Dunn 231/285;
JNR: A Ballarino; LAD: D Colls; VET: M
McGill.
Roma 2/08/2014
Fine & Cold (29): 25T Skeet HC: 1st Byron
Hewitt 30/34, 2nd Brodie Hewitt 30/34,
3rd A Pack 25/30; 50T DB Cash Divide:
AA: 1st Byron Hewitt 48/50, 2nd T Rosenberger 47/50, 3rd K Jarick & D Robb 46/50;
A: 1st R Rosenberger & V Forsythe 45/50,
3rd Brodie Hewitt 44/50; B: 1st G Graham
45/50, 2nd J Murphy 42/50, 3rd S Robson
41/50; C: 1st I Johnston 37/50, 2 Jack
Moller 36/50, 3rd L Cormack & T Allen
30/50; 50T HC: 1st J Cormack 43/50, 2nd
G Graham 40/50, 3rd K Jarick & I Andrews
39/50.
Silkwood 03/08/2014
Overcast and windy (46): 25T DB AA: A
Sclippa, S Paton, R Miller, R Cannon 25; A:
J Alvero 24, J Stella 23; B: M Schaper 24, M
Stella, P Robertson 24; C: N Edward 22, G
Ridolfi, G Alvero, M Bosworth 21; 50T PS
AA: R Miller 145, P Ward 144; A: J Stella
136, J Alvero 128; B: B Lansdown 135, A
Russo 133; C: G Alvero 130, N Edward 124;
25T HC: 1st R Draper, 2nd B Lansdown, 3rd
R Cannon; 25T CONT AA: A Sclippa 25,
R Miller, P Ward, B Beazley 24; A: J Alvero
24, J Stella 21; B: P Robertson 24, M Stella,
B Lansdown, J Collins; C: J Sapuppo 23, G
Alvero 21.
Toogoolawah 27/07/2014
Fine (37): SEZ HC 50T: 1. J McGiver 56/56,
2. L Suosaari 55/56, 3. J Henderson 55/56,
4. T Collins 54/56, 5. B Guthrie 53/55;
50T DB AA: G McClymont 72/72, F Mills
72/73; A: I Hurley 50/50, J McGiver 49/50;
B: J Henderson 49/50, T Collins 48/50; C:
S McPherson 48/50, S Andrew 42/50; 25T
S x S: 1. A Mills 25/25, 2. B Guthrie 24/25,
3. E Hass 23/25.
Toowoomba 27/07/2014
Fine & Sunny (30): 100T Iron Man; 25T
Trap, 25T SKT, 25T TWR, 25T 5 Stand:
OA: A Mason 95/100; AA: D Lillis 104/110,
V Nolan 101/110; A: R Drews 89/100, H
Miller 87/100; B: A Rickert 86/100, D
Kowald 85/100; C: A Bazley 85/110, G
Williams 83/110.
100th Anniversary Shoot & Celebration
21st, 22nd, 23rd November 2014
Friday, 21st November
Practice – 8.00a.m. till 5.00p.m.
Event 1 2.00p.m.
25T D/B + 25T Pts Medley – Graded Cash Divide
Event 2
NOMINATIONS
$30
6.30p.m.
Free Welcome BBQ Dinner
Donated by Gold Coast Clay Target Club
7.30p.m.
Mounts Machinery State Night D/D Championship 20 pair from 22m
O/A Team Qld Sash & $1000, 2nd Team $750, 3rd Team $250
per person
Saturday, 22nd November
Event 3 8.00a.m. 25 Target D/B Pointscore - Graded Cash Divide
st
$15
$20
th
Event 4
Beretta Australia 30 Target D/B Handicap – 1 to 10
Beretta 692 UO, Tikka C/F Rifle, Scoped .22 Cal Rifle and $3600 Cash
$30
Event 5
Western Auger Drilling 50 Target Double Barrel Championship (concluded under lights)
O/All $2000, Grades 1st $500 2nd $300 3rd $200, L,J,V $50 each.
$30
Free Celebratory Dinner and Party in Robinson Room
Entertainment by ‘Buckshot’ until late
7.30p.m. Six Mile Building Novelty Side by Side event – 20 Target D/B from 18 yards
All firearms will be inspected for safety purposes before allowed to use.
1st $1000, 2nd $500, 3rd $250, 4th $150, 5th $100
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Dress in period costume - $500 for most authentic – Male, Female, or Couple.
$10
Sunday, 23rd November
Event 6 8.00a.m. Australian Trade Management 30 Target D/B Handicap – $10,000 Cash
1st to 10th - $4000 $2000 $1000 $800 $700 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100
$30
Event 7
Australian DST State D/B Continental Championship – 50 Targets from 15m
O/All Qld Sash & $2000, Grades 1st $500 2nd $300 3rd $200, L,J,V $50 each.
$30
Event 8
Cliff and Tania Reid 20 Pair Double Rise Championship
O/All and 1st each Grade – Akkar Churchill Trap Gun
Grades 2nd $300 3rd $200, L,J,V $50 each.
$30
Events 3,4,5,6,7,8
Reduced Noms of $120 for L,J,V if shooting the whole HG program.
High Guns awarded over Events 3,4,5,6,7,8.
O/A High Gun sponsored by Bakearoma $3000,
Graded High Guns sponsored by Roma Tyre and Battery $1000 ea,
Section High Guns sponsored by Shelby-Ron Pty Ltd $500 ea,
Buckles, Sashes, Badges and Commemorative Coins
$1000 for shooting High Gun program clean (split if tied) sponsored by Shelby-Ron Pty Ltd
2 Spot Prizes (drawn score) of $250 on each High Gun Event (split if shared)
Sponsored by Bruhl Roadworks & Earthmovent and Roma Containers
$170
The first 200 shooters to nominate will receive a complimentary 100th Anniversary Souvenir pack
Pre-noms preferred but not compulsory. Nom Form at ‘www.romagunclub.com’
Beretta Servicing available on site
Limited Powered Sites available @ $20 per night. Sites not booked until paid for (contact secretary)
Daily lucky draw of case of beer for booked powered campsites.
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Albury-Wodonga 10/08/2014
Cold & Windy: 50T B/T CS OA & AA: J
Willett 50/50, P Matthews 46/50; A: A
Willett 47/50, J Baker 40/50; B: T Caldwell
46/50, G Rowe 45/50; C: C Wemyss 45/50;
25T PS CS OA & AA: B Bockman 75/75, P
Matthews 82/84; A: L Wemyss 73/75, G
Rowe 66/75; B: B Evans 71/75, R Lyford
60/75; C: J Baker 68/75, K Wilkins 46/75;
30T DB CS OA & AA: P Matthews 50/50,
C Wemyss 49/50; A: L Wemyss 31/32, T
Caldwell 29/30; B: F Bienvenu 29/30, A
Collins 28/30; C: J Baker 28/30, K Wilkins
20/30; HG: P Matthews 148/155.
Bathurst 03/08/2014
Fine (18): 75T Ch/Ch AA: D Weal 123/125,
G Jones 114/125; A: A Donnelly 121/125,
P Rosconi 114/125; B: C Wing 116/125, A
Burgess 113/125; C: S N Donnelly 98/125,
S Forster 98/125; 25T HC: C Wing 23/25,
N Donnelly 23/25.
Bega 03/08/2014
Sunny (25): 25T DB AA: S Platts 24/25,
A Niesar 23/25; A: J Siede 25/25, K Hurt
23/25; B: C Field 31/31, R Taylor 30/31;
C: M Diss 26/28, J Crowe 25/28; 25T HC
FIMAC ENGINEERING SHIELD SPONSORED BY SHANE PLATTS: 1ST R Taylor
33/33, 2ND K Hurt 32/33, 3RD G Way
24/25; 50T PS AA: S McIntyre 144/150,
S Platts 137/150; A: J Siede 140/150, G
Vickers 136/150; B: K Pearce 143/150, B
Deacon 138/150; C: J Crowe 126/150, M
Diss 125/150; HG: J Siede 188/200.
Barellan 10/08/2014
Cool & cloudy (31): 10T PS off 15 Metres
CD: P Daladia, C McVittie 30/30, P Ledwidge
296/30; 25T Central Riverina PS CS OA & A:
C McVittie, E Hutcheon; B: S Papadiero, E
Wardman; C: M Salafia, D Richards; LAD: A
Castellaro; VET: S Codemo; JNR: K McVittie;
15T DB off HC CD: L Irvin 15/15, S Papasidero, K McVittie; HG: C McVittie.
Boggabri/Gunnedah 09/08/2014
Warm and sunny: OA: S Tydd; AA: 1st G
Baylis, 2nd J Lisle; A: 1st K Lyne, 2nd B
Crosby; B: 1st G Sainsbury, 2nd R Sainsbury;
C: 1st J Sainsbury, 2nd P Lyne.
Boorowa 26/07/2014
Fine & cold (45): 25T HC: 1st C Woods
63/63, 2nd M Schiller 62/63; 75T Ch/
Ch Dennis Smith Mem: OA: M Schiller
122/125; AA: 1st G Serafin 121/125, 2nd J
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2nd S Schiller & G Kazolis 108/125; B: 1st A
Hodges 115/125, 2nd D Hunter 113/125; C:
1st J Gannon 103/125, 2nd J Wright 99/125;
OA HG: M Schiller m Schiller 147/150; Lad
HG: J Tawloh 125/150; Vet HG: J Nash
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Canberra International 27/07/2014
Sunny with light breezes patchy cloud in
the afternoon (19): 25T DB CS OA: W
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N Gleeson 24/25; C: G Betar 13/25; 25T PS
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Event 1 - 5 Target Eyeopener
Event 2 - 50 Target Double Barrel
Event 3 - 25 Target Single Barrel
Event 4 - 25 Target Points Score
Event 5 - 15 Pair Double Rise
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Event 1 5 tgt – Free
Event 2 30 tgt Points Score
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Event 3 30 tgt Single Barrel
Event 4 40 tgt Double Barrel
O/all Sash & prize 1st & 2nd in grades
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Sunday 18th Oct
Event 5 5 tgt – Free
Event 6 30 tgt Handicap
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Event 7 30 pr Double Rise
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Reduced noms $175.00
30T DB off 15m AA: C Smith 30/30, B
Walters 29/30; A: S McIntyre 35/36, F
Luccarda 34/36; B: B Deacon 30/30, A
Fairfield Smith 29/30; C: T Sheehy 28/30, J
Crowe 36/40; HG: S McIntyre 96/100; VET
HG: B Deacon 94/100.
Corowa 27/07/2014
Freezing cold and foggy!!!(37): 10T PS
E/O: Possibles: H Stolpe (V), P Woods, L
Wojtowyez (L), R Wojtowyez, R Wilson,
D Hunt, D Saunders; 30T PS OA & AA:
D Hunt 116/117, R Wilson 113/117; A:
D Whyte Snr 89/90, P Woods 88/90; B: J
Hutchinson 86/90, J Wemyss (L) 88/90;
C: J Baker 85/90, L Wilson (L) 68/90; 50T
HC: 1st P Woods 49/50, 2nd J Baker 56/58,
3rd J Hutchinson 55/58; OA HG: P Woods
167/170; VET HG: H Stolpe 154/170;
LAD HG: J Wemyss 156/170; JNR HG: M
Wojtowyez 126/170.
Cowra 02 & 03/08/2014
Frosty mornings, lovely days (96): 25T PS Gr
CD AA: C Sherry, G McAllister, B Walters,
B Skinner 75/75; A: C Curtis, P Haley, S
Schiller 74/75; B: D Hunter 74/75, R Stock,
A Dolbel 72/75; C: H Rauchenberger 71/75,
T Sheehy 70/75, J Wright, J Hunter 68/75;
Cowra Tyre & Brake 50T SB CS OA: C Sherry
50/50; AA: J Finn 64/65, D Burt 63/64; A:
P Haley 46/50, R Johnstone 64/66; B: F
Bartolo 44/50, R Stock 43/50; C: J Wright
40/50, D Ferguson 38/50; VET: G Rootes
45/50; LAD: T Skinner 46/50; JNR: M Salafia
47/50; Cowra Challenge 50T DB CS OA: B
Murphy 105/105; AA: W Dunbar 101/102,
C Sherry 90/91; A: A Jones 88/89, G Kennerson 80/81; B: W Jones 51/52, R Stock
47/50; C: N Donnelly 46/50, D Wescombe
41/50; VET: R Schiller 62/63; LAD: S Peck
47/50; JNR: J Body 56/57; Cowra Diesel
Service 50T PS CS OA: W Dunbar 165/168;
AA: N Burt 162/168, N Xenos 159/165; A:
S Schiller 145/150, R Johnstone 159/168;
B: W Jones 138/150, R Bartolo 137/150;
C: T Sheehy 124/150, D Ferguson 121/150;
VETz; J Nash 146/150; LAD: K Kennerson
141/150; JNR: J Ciappara 144/150; Railway
HERMIDALE GUN CLUB
35th Anniversary Shoot
The Deniliquin Clay Target Club would like to
thank our generous sponsors:
Deniliquin CTC Ladies Committee
SH shooting / Armed shotguns / Sabarti Firearms
Perazzi Australia / Gamba
Australian Sporting Arms / Lockaway Safes
Central IGA Deniliquin
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SATURDAY OCTOBER 25 2014 START 12 NOON
Event 1 30 Mxd tgt E/O 15m Cash Divide
$30.00
Event 2 30 tgt West Bogan D/B C’ship 15m
$30.00
O/A & 1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 3 20 Pr Double Rise 15m
$25.00
1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 4 20 Pr Western Zone Night D/Doubles
$25.00
1st & 2nd
SUNDAY OCTOBER 26TH 2014 START 9.00AM
Event 5 30 tgt Points Score 15m
$30.00
1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 6 30 tgt D/Barrel H’Cap
$30.00
1st to 5th Trophies & O/A
Event 7 30 tgt S/B 15m
$30.00
1st & 2nd AA A B C
CAMPING AVAILABLE
Total Noms $200.00
Ladies Vets & Juniors (16-18) shooting full program $150.00
Juniors B & C grade under 16 FREE Noms
High Gun AA A B C Ladies Junior Veterans Sashes
Overall High Gun
For more info call
Tim – 0408 588 130
Rob – 0428 813 922
Nev – 0429 694 052
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Canowindra 17/08/2014
Overcast (20): 100T PS CONT AA: J Finn,
G Reed; A: A Donnelly, 2nd D Player; B: C
Wing, 2nd. D Chase; 1st. C: B Curran, 2nd.
P Ellis; OA: M Chellas.
Cessnock 26/07/2014
Showers (42): 75T Ch/Ch OA & AA: C Diaz
122/125; A: K Pearce 120/125; B: J Hancock
114/125; C: P Strickland 95/125; 25T HC: 1
C Diaz 25/25, 2 B Brown 32/33, 3 J Hancock
31/33.
Coffs Clay 10/08/2014
OA: S Eather a visitor from gosford, with a
48/50; AA: B Dray; A: P Nelson; B: I Fry; C:
K Atikins; 25T E/O AA: B Dray, C Norman,
T Balemy 24/25; A: R Aston 25/25; B: John
L 23/25; C: K Atkins, A Terry 23/25; OA:
P Nelson 140/150, S Eather, C Norman, B
Dray 139/150; PS for a bit of practice but
still resulted in some very good scores.
Condobolin 03/08/2014
Sunny & cool (12): 10T E/O: M Fyfe, A
Hodges, R Brobin, C Foster, D Cooney
10/10; 25T DB AA: C Foster 24/25, R Brobin
22/25; A: D Cooney 23/25; B: A Hodges
24/25, M Fyfe 23/25; C: P Ward 24/25, C
Ridley 17/25; 25T SB AA: R Brobin 24/25,
C Foster 23/25; A: D Cooney 21/25; B: M
Fyfe 20/25, J Elias 18/25; C: P Ward 19/25,
J Lister 17/25; 25T PS AA: C Foster 75/75,
J Wason 71/75; A: D Cooney 70/75; B: M
Fyfe 72/75, J Elias 68/75; C: P Ward 65/75,
C Ridley 52/75; 15 Pr D/D: 1ST C Foster, J
Elias 15/15, R Brobin, C Ridley, J Wason, M
Fyfe 14/15; HG: C Foster 132/135.
Cooma 08/08/2014
Cool & light wind (27): 20T DB CONT Gr CD
AA: B Walters, A Neisar, J Barron 20/20; A:
G Kazolis 20/20, P Ewart, S McIntyre 19/20;
B: R Peadon 20/20, QA Mower, B Smith,
D Nichols 19/20; C: O Mower 20/20, M
Diss18/20, T Sheehy 17/20; 50T DB CONT
CS OA: S McIntyre 60/62; AA: A Neisar
59/62, P Tse 56/59; A: P Ewart 48/50, G
Kazolis 46/50; B: T Gray 57/61, D McInnes
56/61; C: T Sheehy 47/50, M Diss 46/50;
The committee reserves the right to alter the program
Camping facilities and meals available
President Button Powell 02 6832 1088
Secretary Nancy Kilmartin 02 6833 0629 or Fax 02 6833 0560
NEW SOUTH WALES CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC
STATE TRAP CARNIVAL 2014
NATIONAL SHOOTING GROUNDS – WAGGA
SATURDAY 4TH TO SUNDAY 6TH OCTOBER
Saturday 4th, 8.30am Start
Event 1 NSW State Double Rise Championship
50 Targets from 15m
Graded AA-A-B-C, Overall, plus 1st, 2nd, 3rd in each grade L,V,J
Prize - O/A - Centre fire rifle package + $500
1st Each Grade - Gun Case + $250
At completion of Double Rise - Zone Teams Matches
(Open, Ladies, Veteran, Juniors)
OPENING CEREMONY - directly after Zone Teams Match
Event 2 NSW State Handicap
50 Targets from ACTA Handicap Marks
Prizes awarded 1st - 5th place
1st - 20 Slabs, 2nd - 16 Slabs, 3rd - 12 Slabs,
2nd Each Grade - Falcon Ammunition
3rd Each Grade - Falcon Ammunition
Ladies, Veterans, Juniors - Perazzi Bags
4th - 8 Slabs, 5th - 6 Slabs
Proudly sponsored by
Sunday 5th, 8.30am Start
Event 4 NSW State Double Barrel Championship
Event 3 NSW State Single Barrel Championship
50 Targets from 15m
50 Targets from 15m
Prize - O/A - ATA Trap Shotgun
1st Each Grade - Churchill O/U Shotgun
2nd Each Grade - Leupold Binoculars
3rd Each Grade - Slab Federal Shells
Ladies, Veterans, Juniors - Slab Federal Shells
Prize - O/A - Beretta 687 Silver Pigeon Shotgun
1st Each Grade - Stoeger OB Tactical Shotgun
2nd Each Grade - Beretta Pack 1 (value $300)
3rd Each Grade - Beretta Pack 2 (value $150)
Ladies, Veterans, Juniors - Beretta Pack 2
Proudly sponsored by NIOA Trading
15 Shotguns are part of cash and prizes to the value of nearly $40000
Monday 6th, 8.30am Start
Open State Postal Team
Event 5 NSW State Points Score Championship
Fifteen Highest scores Events 3, 4, & 5
50 Targets from 15m
Ladies State Postal Team - 25T Points
Six highest scores Events 3, 4, & 5
-
50T Points
Prize - O/A - Miroku MK-70 Shotgun
Junior State Postal Team - 25T Points
1st Each Grade - Escort Sport/Field Shotgun
2nd Each Grade - Nikko Sterling Binoculars
Veterans State Postal Team - 25T points
3rd Each Grade - Buffalo Gun Case
Ladies, Veterans, Juniors - Gunsmith Maintenance Centre
Please note: Shoot-off will be used to determine last places in all teams
FULL
NOMINATIONS
(per(per
Event)
if Nominating
at the
Ground
FULL
NOMINATIONS
Event)
if Nominating
at the
Ground
Open
$55,$55,
Juniors
$40,$40,
2nd2nd
Family
Members
(Husband
or Wife)
$45$45
Open
Juniors
Family
Members
(Husband
or Wife)
PRE-NOMINATIONS
EACH
EVENT
- PRE-NOMINATIONS
EACH
EVENT
Open
$45,$45,
Juniors
$30,$30,
2nd2nd
Family
members
(Husband
or Wife)
$35$35
Open
Juniors
Family
members
(Husband
or Wife)
All events to be shot in one visit - six shooters per squad except the Handicap, 5 targets per lane, 5 shooters per squad.
Nomination forms can also be
HIGH GUNS SPONSORED BY CASELLA WINES
download from the NSWCTA
STATE OPEN HIGH GUN - EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5
website: www.nswcta.org
WINNER TO RECEIVE $2000, SASH AND GOLD NSW BADGE
AA, A, B, C HIGH GUN - EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5
WINNERS TO RECEIVE CASH PRIZE AA - $900, A - $650, B - $450, C - $300 + Sash each grade
LADIES & VETERANS HIGH GUN - EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 WINNERS TO RECEIVE CASH PRIZE $200 PLUS SASH
JUNIORS HIGH GUN - EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 Winner to receive Spartan Shotgun Shells sponsored by Spartan Global
A three Man Club Teams Match will be conducted in conjunction with the Points Score Championship.
In each event, prizes will be awarded for Ladies, Juniors and Veterans, only if there are at least three competitors in the group.
Optional $5 Overall Purse on Events 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5. Paid 60%, 30%, 10%.
HANDICAP CARDS MUST BE PRESENTED AT NOMINATION - SHOOT OFFS CONTINUED UNDER LIGHTS IF
NECESSARY - ONGROUND CAMPING IS AVAILABLE THROUGH ACTA
Please post/fax/email PreNominations to: NSW CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC. PO Box
1003 WAGGA WAGGA NSW 2560,
0269 319981,
[email protected]
THIS YEAR SHOOTERS CAN
ALSO NOMINATE AT THE
GROUND (Conditions Apply)
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GUYRA
GUN CLUB INC
Two Days
Sporting Clays
25th & 26th October 2014
SATURDAY 25TH 2014 9.00AM START
Open Reduced
100 Target Northern Zone
Sporting Clays
$70.00
$55.00
Overall Sash and Trophy
Trophies 1st and 2nd ea Grade
50 Targets Skeet
Club Challenge
$30.00 $25.00
Prizes Cash
SUNDAY 26TH 2014 9.00 AM START
100 Target New England
Championship
$70.00
$55.00
Overall Sash & Trophy. Trophies 1st and 2nd ea Grade
TWO DAY HIGH GUNS
High Gun Sashes and Trophies for Overall
AA A B C Lady Junior & Veteran
Skeet not to count
Gradings on the day of event
Ladies Juniors and Veterans to
shoot in Grade
Nominations per Event
$70.00 Open
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
Concession $55.00
Camping Hot Showers Meals
Ammo Available
Jeff Richardson 6779 1361
Michael Roan 6775 1618
Ben Rumbel 6779 1912
Committee reserves the right to vary the programme
if necessary
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Hotel 50T DB CS OA: D Power 221/221; AA:
M Schiller 220/221, C Sherry 102/103; A: R
Schiller 80/81, P Haley 64/66; B: F Bartolo
51/52, E Ciappara 48/50; C: J Wright 47/50,
P Ellis 44/50; VET: R Welch 49/50; LAD: K
Kennerson 49/52; JNR: M Salafia 50/50;
HG OA: W Dunbar 399/405; AA: C Sherry
398/405; A: S Schiller 356/375; B: R Stock
334/375; C: J Wright 308/375; VET: J Nash
360/375; LAD: K Kennerson 334/375; JNR:
N Burt 364/375.
Dubbo 03/08/2014
Fine (17): 25T DB AA: M Betts, B Fairman
25/25; A: K Dowton 25/25; B: G Deagan
22/25; C: C McPherson 23/25; 25T PS AA:
B Fairman 75/75; A: A Waugh 75/75; B:
G Deagan 54/75; C: C McPherson 53/75;
50T DB CONT OA: M McGuire 75/76; AA:
S Walker 74/76; A: K Dowton 49/51; B: G
Deagan 43/50; C: C McPherson 37/50; HG:
B Fairman 148/150.
Glen Innes 02/07/2014
Fine,cool & windy (23): 25T DB AA: D
Johnson, J Reid, J Lisle 25/25; A: R Larkings,
P Wright 22/25; B: A Yannuccelli 23/25, G
Brunsdon, N Grennan 22/25; C: G Armour
23/25, A Hone, M Grennan 19/25; 25T SB
AA: G Baxter, R Reeves, J Reid 24/25; B: G
Brundon, N Grennan 20/25; C: A Hone
19/25, M Grannan, G Armour 18/25; 25T
DB CONT AA: G Baxter, D Johnson, J Redi,
D Edmonds, D Ellis 24/25; A: R Larkings,
R Skinner, P Wright 23/25; B: B Fletcher
25/25, A Yannucelli 24/25; C: A Hone, G
Armour 23/25; 15Pr D/R CS OA: J Reid
26/30; AA: D Johnson 24/30; A: R Larkings
23/30; B: A Yannuccelli 24/30; C: G Armour
23/30; OA HG: J Reid 99/105.
Goulburn 10/08/2014
Windy & Cold (34): 25T DB CD OA HG:
140/150 J Lambert & P Watchorn; AA: C
Mooney, J Lambert, W Cameran, L Cuzner
25/25; A: T Shorrock 25/25, B Frost & K
Hurt, G Kazolis & M O’Doud 24/25; B: B
Roberts 25/25, D Perry, W Mooney 23/25;
75 M/T CONT CS 25T DB, SB, PS OA: Paul
Watchorn 120/125; AA: J Lambert 117/125,
W Cameran, L Cuzner 115/125; A: J Mooney
116/125, K Hurt 115/125; C: J Varoutsos
97/125.
Grafton Clay 10/08/2014
Fine, slight wind (20): 25T DB CD AA: P
Westbury, M Lindner, S Saul 25/25; A:
B Cameron 25/25, DJ Milligan, Robin
Green 24/25; B: D Hancock 24/25; C: G
Armour 24/25, M Short 23/25, P Jackson
19/25; 25T PS CD AA: M Lindner 74/75,
P Westbury, M Williamson, S Saul 72/75;
A: B Cameron 72/75, R Green 68/75; B: D
Hancock 74/75; C: P Jackson, G Armour
71/75; 25 Pr D/R Club CS OA: M Williamson 46/50; AA: M Williamson 46/50, S Saul
41/50; A: B Cameron 42/50, R Green 38/50;
B: R Wesslink 36/50; C: M Short 37/50, P
Jackson 32/50; HG: M Williamson 142/150.
Griffith 19/07/2014
Cool & sunny (8): 100T SKT Bronze Wing
CS OA & A: M Rosenboom, J Rourke; B: R
Hillam, F Matich; C: F Zanotto, A Menegacco; JNR: S Zanotto.
Griffith 03/08/2014
Cool & sunny (17): 25T SB A: L Irvin, L
Brissenden; B: S Papadiero, R Hillam; C: R
Macri, A Castellaro; 25T PS A: A Franco, L
Brissenden; B: S Paposidero, R Hillam; C: A
Castellaro, R Macri; 20 Pr D/R A: G Castellaro, S Schmetzer; B: A Macri, S Paposidero;
C: A Castellaro, F Monteleone.
Guyra 27/07/2014
Fine (62): 50T DB MEDLEY WINTER CS
OA: J Reid 99/100; AA: T Rogers 98/100, J
Richardson 117/120; A: K Bourke 96/100,
J Poole 95/100; B: J Russell 96/100, D
Walsh 95/100; C: A West 95/100, J Barker
107/120; 100T DB COOL 100 OA: B
Henshall 119/119; AA: C Mitchell 118/119,
M Colley 116/117; A: K Bourke 99/100, T
Bourke 119/121; B: D Walsh 101/107, G
Sainsbury 100/107; C: J Barker 90/100,
N Short 86/100; JNR: H Jarrett 122/131;
LAD: T Henshall 98/100; VET: G Baxter
98/100; HG OA: J Reid 198/200; AA: T
Rogers 235/240; A: K Bourke 195/200; B:
D Walsh 189/200; C: A West 178/200; LAD:
T Henshall 182/200; VET: J Poole 201/210;
JNR: N Tanner 189/200.
Kempsey 16/08/2014
Rainy (18)(14): 25T DB 15M CD AA: B
Dray 25/25, A Schirmer, K Berry 24/25; A:
R Spagnolo, G Bartlett 25/25, L Langer, G
Neziz 21/25; B: R Nock, D Piper 23/25, C
Crighton 21/25; C: B Pharo 23/25, M Carter
21/25, K Aitken 19/25; 50T PS CLUB CS
15M OA: G Bartlett 145/150; AA: B Dray
144/150, S Saul 142/150; A: G Bartlett
145/150, R Spagnolo 143/150; B: R Nock
134/150, D Piper 130/150; C: M Carter
130/150, B Pharo 129/150; 20PR DR CD
15M AA: S Saul 31/40, B Dray 29/40; A: G
Bartlett 37/40, L Langer 31/40; B: D Piper
29/40, C Crighton 25/40; C: M Carter
17/40, K Aitken 13/40; HG: G Bartlett
207/215.
Majura Park 06/08/2014
Very, very, very cold (26): Grand Prix Ch/
Ch OA: W Cameron 121/125; AA: D Power
121/125, B Skinner 120/125; A: M Gubas
113/125, J Smith 112/125; B: M Bartlett
108/125, N Gleeson 104/125; C: Amy Smith
95/125, D Meakin 87/125.
(28): Southern Zone Night Ch/Ch off 18m
OA: D Power 123/125; AA: F Roberts
119/125, D Turner 114/125; A: B Young
119/125, J Smith 112/125; B: N Gleeson
110/125, S MacDonald 106/125; C: P
Michie 116/125, K Michie 90/125.
(46): James Kyle Memorial 100T PS OA:
D Reed 296/300; AA: D Power, A Scott
294/300; A: G Kennerson 290/300, M
O’Dowd 284/300; B: T Shorrock 278/300, S
MacDonald 271/300; C: P Michie 264/300,
A Smith 242/300.
(23): 25T DB Mount Majura CONT CS OA:
K Cox, A Scott 100/100; A: J Smith 25/26;
B: S Petrovski 23/25; C: D Meakin 22/25;
25T PS CONT OA: A Scott 91/93; AA: A
Vaccaro 90/93; A: J Smith 67/75; B: S Petrovski 64/75; C: D Meakin 70/75.
(26): 25T PS OA: A Clay 84/87; AA: F
Roberts, D Power 82/87; A: G Kazolis
71/75, G King 74/81; B: N Gleeson 71/75,
T Shorrock 63/75; C: C Taylor 71/75, D
Meakin 64/75; 25T SB City of Canberra CS
OA: B Skinner 25/25; AA: F Roberts 24/25,
S Askie 28/30; A: G Kazolis 24/25, C Weekes
23/25; B: J Murphy 22/25, T Shorrock
21/25; C: C Taylor 21/25, D Meakin 27/32.
(35): 15Pr DR OA: F Roberts 56/60; AA: S
Askie 36/40, A Vaccaro 35/40; A: B Young
54/60, J Smith 47/50; B: N Gleeson 24/30,
D Stramarcos 27/30; C: K Michie 27/30, M
McLean 26/30; 20Pr D/D CS: 1st D Power/F
Roberts 45/45, 2nd B Murphy/J Smith
44/45, 3rd C Weekes/T Shorrock 37/38.
Cool winter night (22): 25T PS CONT OA:
P Callander 71/78; AA: I McKenzie 70/78;
A: J Smith 62/75; B: N Gleeson 65/75; C:
K Michie 62/75; 25T SB National Capital
City CONT CS OA: B Skinner 28/29; AA:
P Callander 27/29; A: J Smith 23/25; B: S
MacDonald 20/25; C: K Michie 21/25.
Still and crisp (30): 25T SB OA: D Power
34/34; AA: B Skinner 32/33, I McKenzie
31/33; A: B Young 25/25, J Smith 25/26;
B: N Gleeson 25/28, T Bearman 24/28; C:
M McLean 33/34, D Meakin 22/25; 25T
Majura Park DB CS OA: D Power 51/51;
AA: A Vaccaro 50/51, W Higgins 82/83; A:
J Smith 44/45, G King 33/34; B: N Gleeson
24/25, H Cousins 23/25; C: M McLean
31/32, A Smith 30/31.
Marconi 25/07/2014
Cool Night (18): 30T SB, 30T DB AA: H
Guerriero 61/65; A: J Moutopoulos 54/60;
B: L Trew, A Adamopoulos 55/60; C: Peter
P 46/60.
Marconi 27/07/2014
Fine (64): AA: S De-Freites 140/140, D Perri
139/140; A: A Nohra 99/100, A Azzopardi
102/105; B: M Kheir 97/100, S Vrahmis
93/100; C: B Seve, J Varoutsos 92/100; OA:
S De-Freites 140/140.
Moulamein 27/7/2014
Fine & cool ( 24): 50T DB Grs CS OA &AA: W
Upton , P Akkermans; A: F Siciliano, J Hogg;
B: T Hogg, G Maunel; C: B Bloodsworth, G
Baddeley; 30T PS Grd TWR CS OA &AA: N
Woodhouse, R McKinnon; A: G Young, A
Costa; B: B Bloodwsorth; C: C Dalrymple, J
Hogg; OA HG: M Vistarini.
New South Wales 23/7/2014
50T SKT OA: D Taylor 49; AA: A Muoio
48+17, J Guberia 48+15; A: S Marcon 47+1,
F Marcellino 47; B: B Bitchell 48, H Dedic
45; C: N William 43, A Wiggins 42.
40T Nite Owl: OA: 1st G Coleman 59, 2nd L
Maytom 55 + 12; AA: 1st C Eleftheriou 51;
A: 1st J Czinker 55; B: 1st G Maytom 50; C:
1st K Covey 51.
100T NSWGC SKT CS OA: J Guberina 98;
AA: D Taylor 97, P Kouroupis 96+8; A: A
Buhagiar 94+14, J Sheather 94+13; B: P
Williams 88, S Whitie 85; C: A Wiggins 91.
50T NSWGC Night Aggregate, 50T DB AA:
G Coleman 48; A: T Czinker 48; B: R Baker
39; C: D Alexander 47.
100T NSWGC Winter Sporting Clay CS OA:
A Bell 88; AA: A Garvie 85, A Newcombe 78,
A Gancewicz 73; A: D Jessop 78, S Mueller
71, A Buys 68; B: C Eleftheriou 87, B Suprain
78, A Bellato 77; C: M Ashes 71, J Roth 68,
C Monaghan 61; VET: R Clifton 84, F Searles
80, J Holt 77.
0Pr NSWGC English Sporting Clay CS OA:
A Garvie 96; AA: S Newcombe 87, A Bell 82,
A Gancewicz 78; A: A Shacklick 86, D Jessop
82, R Morganti 82; B: C Eleftheriou 83, B
Suprain 81, A Fardoulis 74; C”J Googan
67, W Thomson 66, D Thomson 61; VET:
J Floquet 81, M Daniel 69, D Brenton 65.
Charles Hlavaty HC SKT OA: B Knight.
100T PS OA: J Maxwell 293; AA: A Del-Ben
292, N Xenos 291; A: Charlr=es Dinnell
290, J Bloomfield 284; B: Bellato 277, M
Kallinikou 276; C: J Wilcher 255, K Fardoulis 197.
Orange 27/07/2014
Fine & sunny (42): 50 Pr D/R OA: D Power
91/100; AA: A Gray 94/110, J Lambert
93/110; A: D Player 87/100, G Betts 76/100;
B: W Jones 78/100, D Hunter 72/100; C: B
Curran 69/100, M Paddison 67/100; 15 Pr
D/R Central Zone CS OA: D Power 29/30;
AA: F Roberts 37/40, S Caltabiano 36/40; A:
G Betts 28/30, D Player 26/30; B: D Hunter
27/30, B Gordon 25/30; C: B Curran 21/30,
J Colgan 18/30; 20 Pr D/D Central Zone CS
1st D Power 20/20, F Roberts 20/20, 2nd
G Evans 19/20, D Weal 19/20, 3rd J Caltabiano 19/20, 3rd G Spencer 19/20; OA
HG: D Power.
Pooncarie 26/07/2014
Fine, sunny (52): 10T E/O: 10/10 N Mastrippolito, A Williams, W Hand, J Cullinan,
T Moroni, A Moroni, D Mills, D Nichols,
P Finis; 20T PS AA: G Pike 63/63, D Mills
62/63; A: W Hand 60/60, L Kadziela 58/60;
B: B Hartney 54/60, J Mills 51/60; C: G
Jolley 52/60, N Box 57/66; 50T DB OFF
15M AA: D Nicholls 63/63, D Mills 62/63;
A: M Kadziela 49/50, J Gowers 59/59; B: J
Mills 49/50, N Mastrippolito 45/50; C: K
Cullinan 46/50, M Box 45/50; 25T CONT
AA: T Moroni 25/25, D Nichols 25/26; A:
T Shaddock 24/25, M Kadziels, C Cullinan
23/25; B: T Gowers 21/25, N Mastroppolito
20/25; C: C Bysouth 22/25, A Hill 21/25;
MARG POVY SHIELD: T Mills, D Mills, W
FOR SALE
Canterbury Crusader Trap.
DTL Continental and Ball Trap
Almost new.
Complete with Gemini
voice release system.
$6,500 o.n.o.
Paul Rosconi 02 6331 2677
[email protected]
FOR SALE
Full Mattarelli Sporting Clay System
Consisting of: 8 traps including Rabbit 45
Very limited use all Boxed
Sequencer Boxed unused
Coin box Boxed unused
Total Cost New $47,000 Invoices available
Sale Price $35,000 ONO
Contact Number 0408 621 509
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Sydney Clay
Target Club
www.sydneyclaytargetclub.com.au
HEATHCOTE RD LUCAS HEIGHTS
Preliminary Notice
62nd Anniversary Shoot
1 Day Only
Sun 26th October 2014
9am start
Over $10,000
in Cash/Prizes
5T DB EO Free
Event 1 30T Double Barrel
O/A Sash 1st & 2nd each grade
Event 2 30T Single Barrel
Event 3 30T Points Score
Marconi Marathon
Nominations 9am, Shoot Starts 10am
and in conjunction with
2014 Marconi
Teams Event
5 Target Eye Opener
not included in Overall
Free
Event: 100tgt Double Barrel
$70
O/A Winner receives Sash,
$300 Cash and Name on
Honour Board
O/A Winner cannot take Grade
1st in each Grade receives
Sash and $150. 2nd in each Grade
receives Trophy and $100
L V J receives Sash and Cash
Reduced noms for L V J
2014 Marconi Teams Event
Four (4) man open team,
$10 nom per team member
split 60/40 1st & 2nd
Event 4 30T Handicap
Cash 1st-5th
Falcon Cartridges
BBQ lunch and refreshments
O/A High Gun
Graded High Guns
L V&J High Guns Events 1 to 4
Eftpos facilities available on the grounds
Noms $100 open
Reduced Noms L V&J $80
Canteen & EFTPOS Available
Contact Darryn Jones 0418 637 123
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MARCONI
CLAY TARGET CLUB
Come in on the day and
support your sport
All shooters and
family members welcome
All enquiries contact Peter or Sharon
029774 5223 or 0401 528 716
www.marconiclaytargetclub.com.au
The committee reserves the right to
alter the program if necessary
Marconi
Clay Target
Club Club
Marconi
Clay
Target
Heathcote Rd, Lucas Heights
Heathcote Rd, Lucas Heights
NORTHCOTT DISABILITY FUNDRAISER SHOOT
NORTHCOTT SUNDAY
DISABILITY
FUNDRAISER SHOOT
NOVEMBER 2ND 2014
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 2ND 2014
Noms: 9.30am
- Start:
10am
Noms: 9.30am
– Start:
10am
Auctions and
Auctions
andRaffles!!!!
Raffles!!!!
We are a leading service provider for people with a broad range of disabilities,
supporting more than 11,400 children and adults with disabilities, their families and
carers across NSW and the ACT.
This fundraiser will help clients of the Leisure Access Program pay for a week away in 2015.
We wish you well and thank you for any support you can give us.
Event:
50 Target Double Barrel, 50 Target Point Score
The prizes for the shoot have all
been kindly donated by our
sponsors. No 2 prizes are the same,
but of equal or similar value. You
will not be disappointed!
Overall Winner: 2 Nights AccommodaƟon, including breakfast for two at Novotel Darling Harbour.
Valued at $730 . Donated by Accor Hotels.
Prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd in grades: AA,A,B,C
Prizes for Ladies, Veterans and Juniors
Noms: $75 with reduced NominaƟons for
Ladies, Veterans and Juniors
Some of the Major Prizes—
The CommiƩee reserves the right to alter the
program if necessary.
G
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mpet
ition
Available
Falcon Cartridges
will be available.
a BBQ
s for
Join u anteen
.C
lunch
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facili
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Italian wine!
For further informaƟon,
please contact:
Peter or Sharon on
(02) 9774 5223 or
0401 528 716
H Guerreiro—Puma Rifle
Package with Scope
Please join us in a fun-filled day
and support our worthy cause.
Let’s
have
fun!
Puma 15 22LR Rifle Package with Scope. Donated from H. Guerreiro
Hatsan model 125 .177cal 1250fps Air Rifle - Horsley Park Gun Shop
Cruise in Style—$250 holiday voucher
Proudly Australian Owned and Operated.
www.cruiseinstyle.com.au
Safari Firearms—2 x $150 vouchers
iPod touch + accessories & $50 iTunes card Value $334
Donated by Nanda Cavasinni
StarShots -Get ready to be transformed by StarShots’ award
wining stylists with a makeover. 2 Photo shoot packages to be won.
1st– Valued $945 with free 20”x 24” portrait (valued at $595)
2nd– Valued $645 with free 11” x 14” portrait (valued at $295)
(Win this and you’ll be a hit with the women in your life!!!)
Delux Facial, valued at $99. If you don’t want this for yourself,
it’ll be a fabulous Christmas present!
From The NorthFace, Base Camp Duffel Bags Valued at $140 each.
Too many awesome prizes to list, great Christmas Gi s!!!!!
Nanda Cavasinni
Sharks’ Luke Lewis—
Autographed his
State of Origin
football boots
ABC TEXTURE COATINGS
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Presents a
Is hosting a
Coaching Clinic
for all shooters
Club Coach
Accreditation Course
With
Run by
Suzie Balogh
Suzie Balogh
Australian and State
Representative
Olympic gold medal winner
and National Coaching
Director
Australian and State
Representative
Olympic gold medal winner
and National Coaching
Director
Saturday 1st November
2014
Friday 31st October 2014
•
•
•
•
$7.50 per 25 targets
Places are limited
11 - 3pm
LUNCH AVALIABLE FROM
CANTEEN
3.30pm - 6.30pm
and continuing
Saturday 1st November 2014
8.30am - 3pm
Program as per Blue Book page 97
On line component required as
a prerequisite
And as part of the training you
will be assisting with the
coaching day using your new
skills
Further information and bookings
contact:
Cherie Hunter – Secretary
0427466622
John Sleightholme –
NSW Coaching Director
0428723243
Further information and bookings
contact:
Cherie Hunter – Secretary
0427466622
John Sleightholme –
NSW Coaching Director
0428723243
Sunday 2nd November
2014 Club Shoot 12MD
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NSWCTA Riverina Zone
OCTOBER 2014
Club Shoot Dates
SATURDAY 4TH OCTOBER
Finley Gun Club 1.00pm
10 Tgt, 25 Tgt DB Cont, 25 Tgt Cont PS, 10 Pr DR
SUNDAY 5TH OCTOBER
Griffith Gun Club 12.00pm
25 Tgt DB Cont, 25 Tgt PS Cont,
50 Tgt DB Cont C’Ship
Coleambally CTC 12.30pm
100 Tgt DB C’Ship
Tumut CTC 9.30am
TWO DAY SNOWY MOUNTAINS SHOOT
25 Tgt Pts CD, 75 Tgt Champ of Champs
25 Tgt H’cap 1–10th
Dinner and CalcuƩa
SUNDAY 12TH OCTOBER
Albury Wodonga CTC 10.00am
50 Tgt Skeet C’Ship,
11.00am Torney & Allen Electrical
25 Tgt Cont C’Ship, 25 Tgt PS C’Ship,
25 Tgt HCP, 25 Tgt DB C’Ship
Tumut CTC 9.30am
TWO DAY SNOWY MOUNTAINS SHOOT
25 Tgt Pts CD, 100 Tgt DB Snowy Mountains Ton
Deniliquin CTC 9.30am
DO IT IN DENI TWO DAY SHOOT
See CTSN Ad
Griffith Gun Club 12.00pm
100 Tgt Charity Iron Man Shoot
25 Tgt Sport, 25 Tgt Skeet,
25 Tgt ISSF Trap, 25 Tgt DTL
Wagga Gun Club 11.00am
100 Tgt SporƟng Clays C’Ship
SUNDAY 19TH OCTOBER
Deniliquin CTC 10.00am
DO IT IN DENI TWO DAY SHOOT
See CTSN Ad
Downside CTC Shoot cancelled
SUNDAY 26TH OCTOBER
Corowa CTC 11.00am
20 Tgt PS C’Ship, 30 Tgt DB Presidents Shield
20 Tgt H’Cap FederaƟon Shield
Hay Gun Club 12.00pm
30 Tgt H’Cap Burrabogie Cup,
30 Tgt SB, 30 Tgt DB
Moulamein CTC 11.00am
75 Tgt DB C’Ship,
30 Tgt Riverina Zone Med Twr C’Ship
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Hand, T Shaddock, T Redman 230/250;
HG OA: D Nichols 131/135; AA: D Mills
129/135; A: W Hand 129/135; B: J Mills
118/135; C: M Box 117/135; VET: G Pike
127/135; JNR: M Kadziela 126/135; SUB
JNR: T Shaddock 124/135.
Port Macquarie 03/08/2014
Fine and windy (15): 25T PS C: B Pharro
61/75, L Pollett 60/75; B: D Piper 66/75,
K Bainbrigge 64/75; A: L Langer 64/75;
AA: P Brenton 72/75, S Wallis, B Hooper
71/75; 25T SB C: B Pharro, M Carter, A
McWhirter 43/50; B: D Piper 18/25, K
Bainbrigge 17/25; A: L Langer 22/25; AA:
P Brenton 24/25, B Hooper 22/25; 30T
Ch/Ch C: M Carter, A McWhirter 43/50,
L Pollett 39/50; B: C Crighton 39/50, K
Bainbrigge 38/50; A: L Langer 45/50; AA:
S Wallis 47/50, P Brenton 46/50; 25T DB
CONT C: A McWhirter 21/25, M Carter
18/25; B: C Crighton 19/25, K Bainbrigge,
D Piper 16/25; A: L Langer 25/25; AA: K
Miller, S Wallis, B Hooper 24/25, S Saul, P
Brenton 21/25.
Shoalhaven 10/08/2014
Sunny to 20 degrees with winds gusting
to 50 Km/h (27): 10T DB CD: W Higginbotham, R Kinross, R Ehlers, M Bryan
10/10; 50T PS AA: M Bryan 139/150, W
Higginbotham 125/150; A: D Hill 143/150,
R Kinross 141/150; B: D Loose 133/150,
D Holdstock 112/150; C: J McMillian
119/150, S Maroney 12/150; 50T PS
AA: M Bryan 139/150, W Higginbotham
128/150; A: P Hamilton 137/150, R
Kinross 137/150, (on Countback); B: D
Holdstock 121/150, E Hamilton 112/150;
C: S Maroney 117/150, L Effield 108/150;
OA: M Bryan 284/306.
Singleton 10/08/2014
Overcast & Windy (21): 10 Pr D/R CD AA:
R Dial 15/20, J Barker 15/20; A: B Morgan
16/20, M Kelly 16/20; B: G Collins 10/20,
K Morgan 8/20; C: O Lighezzolo 15/20, C
Morgan 12/20; 25 Pr D/R CS AA: J Barker
39/50, L Littlefield 36/50; A: D Pearce
41/50, M Kelly 39/50; B: M Halton 34/50,
G Collins 26/50; C: O Lighezzolo 34/50,
W Waite 32/50; 40 Pr D/D OA: L Finlay &
D Pearce 38/40; AA: S Littlefield & R Dial
36/40; A: D Watson & R Pople 44/50; B: M
Halton & O Lighezzolo 27/40; C: C Morgan
& W Waite 34/40.
Sydney 18/07/2014
Freakin’ Freezing (17): 50T PS Southern
Zone CS AA & OA: G Poulios 162/165; A:
K Bosanko 159/165; B: A Georgis 136/150;
C: Peter P. 131/150.
Sydney 20/07/2014
Cool (52): 100T PS OA: N Xenos 296/300;
AA: H Guerriero 295/300, D Perri 294/300;
A: D Jones 291/300, G Kennerson 284/300;
B: V Sirtlan 276/300, A Adamopoulos
275/300; C: Peter P. 252/300, R Ryan
238/300; LAD HG: S Peck 283/300; VET
HG: L Galea 277/300.
Sydney 01/08/2014
FFFFReezing! (20): 25Pr DR “Night Owl”
AA: C Plessas 44/50, S Samaha 42/50; A:
G Hapeshi 46/60, J Moutopoulos 44/60;
B: P Shiailis 38/50, A Adamopoulos 36/50;
C: Peter P. 27/50; HG: C Plessas 103/110.
Sydney 03/08/2014
Beautiful Winter day!(36): 20Pr D/R AA:
T Psarakis 35/40, S De-Freitas 34/50; A:
J Moutopoulos 41/50, Y Neziz 40/50; B:
L Trew, G Foukas 29/40; C: A Chahrouk
26/40; 25T DB, 25T PS AA: N Mihas
135/135, S De-Freitas 134/135; A: J
Worley 117/120, J Camilleri 115/120; B:
Marinos 118/120, A Georgis 112/120; C:
A Chahrouk 112/120, B May 105/120; HG:
T Psarakis, S De-Freitas 154/160.
Tamworth 03/08/2014
Cloudy, cool (37): 30T Ch/Ch 18 Mts OA:
J Sleightholme; AA: 1ST B Henshall, 2ND. J
Reid; A: 1ST J Russell, 2ND. J McHugh; B:
1ST P Wilson, 2ND. L Kelly; C: 1ST. Blynch,
2ND. M McHhugh; 75T MXD 15 MTRS OA:
B Hendhall; AA: S Bowden, 2ND. G Hunter,
J Sleightholme; A: 1ST. J Russell, 2ND. N
Tanner; B: 1ST. P Wilson, 2ND. G Wade;
C: 1ST. M McHugh, 2ND. S Lynch; OA HG:
B Henshall.
Taree Wingham 27/07/2014
Fine & Sunny (18): 15T PS CD AA: C Diaz
45/45, K Miller 44/45; A: G Neziz 39/45, L
Langer 35/45; B: P Ryan, G Pascoe 44/45;
C: G Gianniotis, A Mudford 35/45; 40T
MXD CS OA: B Hooper 80/83; AA: P Baker
79/83; A: L Langer 57/60, G Neziz 56/60;
B: P Ryan 56/60, G Pascoe 51/60; C: G
Gianniotis 39/60, A Mudford 37/60; 25pr
D/R CS OA: B Hooper 45/50; AA: K Miller
41/50; A: G Neziz 36/50, L Langer 33/50;
B: P Ryan 39/50, G Pascoe 39/54; C: G
Gianniotis 22/50, A Mudford 21/50; HG:
B Hooper 144/155.
The Forest 20/07/2014
Perfect for shooting (8 Squads): 120T DB
(4X30) CS AA: N Burt (Jnr) 149/150, G
Coleman; A: P Hamilton, 2ND G Katzolis
B: D Webb 2ND P Haynes C: P Anderson,
2ND N Curtis; OA: N Burt (Jnr).
The Forest 03/08/2014
Beautiful day (6 Squads): The Forest CTC
Monthly Economy Shoot 50T DB, 25T
CONT, 25T Ball Trap Top Guns for the day
N Rivet, A Welsh 196/100.
Tumut 10/08/2014
An annoying cloud or two during the afternoon but otherwise extended sunny periods
(25): 50 T DB CS OA: B Woodhouse
61/61; AA: R Yeo 60/61, D Caccioppoli
64/65; A: N Cook 49/50, J Smith 58/61;
B: P Lonergan 54/57, D Gedded 53/57;
C: Ben Tredrea 48/50, V Rees 52/55;
50T DB CONT CS OA: Phil Green 63/64;
AA: R Yeo 62/64, B Woodhouse 49/51;
A: J Smith 50/53, W Hulm 49/53; B: P
Lonergan 47/50, Brad Tredrea 45/50; C:
Ben Tredrea 48/50, V Rees 45/50; Bill &
Brian Dowell Team Shoot: 1st - N Cook,
C Ceely, Ben Tredrea, V Rees 188/200;
HG: Best Unplaced VET: T Sutton 84/100;
Best Unplaced LAD: A Smith 88/100; Best
Unplaced JNR: B Lonergan 64/100; OA
HG: R Yeo 101/102.
Upper Hunter 19/07/2014
Cloudy & mild (12): 25T DB Grd CD A:
L Finlay 24/25, D Hungerford, R Wakem
22/25; B: J Hattam 23/25; C: J Salter 22/25,
N Moir 21/25, K Palmer 22/25; 25T PS Grd
CD A: L Findlay 73/75, D Hungerford, R
Wakem 62/75; B: J Hattam 61/75; C: J Salter
75/75, N Moir 68/75, K Palmer 60/75; 10Pr
Lake Glenbawn D/R CS OA & A: R Wakem
17/20; B: J Hattam 10/20; C: J Salter 14/20;
20Pr Lake Glenbawn D/D CS: 1. L Findlay &
D Hungerford 18/20, 2. J Salter & T Croaker
16/20; HG: J Salter 111/120.
Wagga 03/08/2014
Cool & Sunny (21): 50T DB AA: P Munro
78/78, A Fennessy 77/78; A: D Pereira
49/50, C Kneebone 59/61; B: B Tredrea
47/50, I Furner 46/50; C: B Tredrea 45/50, B
Knight 28/50; 25T PS AA: C Ceely 75/75, A
Fennessy 83/84; A: D Pereira 74/75, B Hulm
73/75; B: B Tredrea 74/81, I Furner 73/81;
C: Ben Tredrea 52/75, B Knight 31/75; 25T
HC: 1st D Pereira 29/29, 2nd Ben Tredrea
28/29, 3rd T Sutton 44/45; HG: C Ceely
168/170.
Wagga 16/08/2014
Cloudy and cool (20): 100T S/C OA: M
Kavanagh 86/100; AA: A Ceccato 82/100;
A: B Woodhouse 84/100; B: D Pereira
79/100; C: A Roach 61/100.
West Wyalong 27/07/2014
Beautiful (30): 100T Central Zone Sporting
Clays OA & A: P Rea 89/100, R Yeo 88/100;
AA: P Munro 87/10, M Kavanaugh 85/100;
B: E Munro 86/110, T McGrath 83/110; C:
J Rourke 68/100, G Brill 59/100; VET: B
Irvine 78/100; LAD: R Wilesmith 61/100;
Central Zone Team: P Rea, M Munro, L
Redfern; Reserves: S Cooper, A Schirmer,
G Duncan.
Yass 20/07/2014
Glorious: 50T DB CD AA: P Watchorn
48/50, D Power 45/50; A: R Waldren
43/50, T Watchorn 41/50; B: B Churchill
43/50, J Nyveld 41/50; C: J Coutts 43/50,
C Feldman 28/50; 50T PS CS OA & AA: D
Power 149/150, P Watchorn 141/150; A: R
Waldren 129/150, T Watchorn 125/150; B:
B Churchill 117/150, J Nyveld 106/150; C: J
Coutts 127/150, C Feldman.
Northern
Territory
Alice Springs 10/08/2014
Blue Skies/Breezy (18): 50T B/T AA: S
Morris 43/50; A: B Evans 48/50; B: B Evans
40/50; C: D Evans 30/50; 25T PS CONT AA:
B Evans 70/75; A: M Sweeney 74/75; B: R
Sebastiani 67/75; C: D Evans 65/75; 25T Pr
D/R AA: B Evans 44/50; A: M Niland 32/50;
B: J Niland 40/50; C: D Evans 29/50.
Darwin 10/08/2014
Bright and Sunny but a bit windy (25):
75T Medley (25DB, 25SB, 25PS): AA: M
Karlsson 119/125; A: R Fox 120/125; B:
J Haynes 123/125; C: D Luttig 114/125;
50T SKT Doubles: B: J Ward 35/50; C: J
Forbes 43/50.
Victoria
Ararat 02/08/2014
Fine and cold (35): 10T PS CD EO: W
Calaby, G Grant, A Harwood, B Harris, G
Horrigan, C Kelly, N Lloyd 30/30; 30T PS Gr
CS OA & AA: C Kelly 88/90, C Dunn 87/90;
A: W Calaby 168/171, J Soufis 165/171; B:
S Pearson 86/90, A Harwood 85/90; C: A
Champneys 83/90, E Harris 87/99; 30T DB
Gr CS OA & AA: C Dunn 100/100, C Kelly
99/100; A: J Soufis 39/40, Z Biggin 27/30;
B: S Pearson 40/42, J O’Connor 39/40; C:
A Wojciechowski 33/34, W Soufis 32/34;
OA HG: C Kelly 148/150; Jnr HG: T Pilgrim,
W Soufis 135/150.
Bairnsdale 02/08/2014
Windy (48): 25T CONT AA: A Stokes 26/26,
D Rhodes 25/26; A: N Cleal 24/25, J Davis
23/25; B: N Mollard 24/25, J Davis 23/25;
C: J Cleal 22/25, W Marshall 20/25; 50T
DB AA: D Rhodes 52/52, C Davis 51/52;
A: F Bagnato 50/50, R Clemm 49/50; B: N
Mollard 54/57, G McMillan 53/57; C: T
Morgan 45/50, R Barling 46/52; Nite Shoot
20T DB, 20T Pts AA: B Stokes, D Rhodes;
A: B Davis, J Davis; B: C Cleal, G Mollard;
C: J Cleal, T Morgan.
Beaufort 15/08/2014
Clear (36): G NEW MEMORIAL CS OA:
P Carroll 89/90; AA: W Medwell 87/90,
B Harris 86/90; A: D Long 83/90, J Soufis
106/115; B: S Pearson 118/125, R Carroll
115 125; C: B Cowell, D Stokell 85/90; JNR:
R Carroll 88/90; LAD: A Wojciechowski
63/90; SNR: L Cook 84/90; D/D: L Cook, L
Veitch 10/10, P Falkinder, J O’Connor 10/10.
Bendigo 02/08/2014
Fine, cold (54): 75T ACTA Sporting CS OA
& AA: R Hall 72/75, L Roberts 78/85, B
Gilmore 75/85; A: J Grewar 66/75, B Taylor
65/75, R Dunstan 65/76; B: R Neilson
61/75, S Foster 58/75, B Bennett 53/75;
C: C Stanford 49/75, G Daley 47/75, G
Welch 40/75; LAD: C Stanford 49/75; JNR:
R Neilson 61/75; VET: R Kerslake 62/75;
Mountain Duck 2 Day HG: L Roberts
136/150; Best Field & Game shooter: B
Gilmore 69/75; Mountain Duck Inter Club
Trophy: Field & Game 1285/1500; Bendigo:
1281/1500.
Boort 03/08/2014
Sunny near perfect (17): 10T E/O: G Broad,
T Dehne, D Hannigan, G Rankin 30/30; 30T
DB OA & AA: 1st T Dehne, 2nd G Broad;
A: 1st C Comensoli, 2nd G Rankin; B: D
Long, 2nd D Hannigan; C: 1st M Cox 2nd
T Lanyon; 25T SB AA & A: D Knight 32/33,
T Dehne 31/33; B: D Hannigan 29/31, D
Long 22/25; C: 1st J Knight 22/25, 2nd T
Lanyon 20/25.
Callawadda/Stawell 19/07/2014
Sunny winters day (20): 10 Pr Gr DR E/O
AA: M Dyson 16/20, G James 15/20; A: E
Domney 15/20, R Black 15/20; B: T Kosch
16/20, R Hounsell 9/20; C: G Strauss
11/20, W Kosch 11/20; 20 Pr D/D CS
OA: 1st R Black & Z Biggin 19/20, 2nd E
Domney & D Jehu 18/20; 50T DB CS OA
& AA: J Hayden 60/62, C Molan 59/62;
A: W Coates 49/50, R Black 52/55; B: D
Jehu 49/50, L Gibson 48/50; C: W Kosch
45/50, G Strauss 44/50; OA HG: M Dyson
65/70.
Colac 10/08/2014
Cold & wet (38): 25T DB AA & OA: M
Male 95/95, G Hayden 95/95; A: W Calaby
25/25, S Martin 44/46; B: S Allen 29/29, B
Fleming 28/29; C: A Rolling 23/28, B Hay
22/28; 25T PS AA: J Hayden 144/144, G
Medhennet 141/144; A: W Calaby 72/758,
Sarah Holt 69/75; B: S Allen 79/81, B
Fleming 78/81; C: B Hay 67/75, R Vallance
57/75; 25T HC: 1. S Martin 25/25, 2. C
Molan 61/62, 3. S Holt 60/62, 4. I Dickins
59/61, 5. D Demasi 37/39; B/M: G Hayden
24/25.
Colbinabbin 27/07/2014
Cloudy (22): 10T CONT PS CD: C Buns
30/30; 20T CONT PS CS A & OA: A Patten
61/63; AA: B Pay 59/63; B: L Gee 56/60;
C: M Cox 50/60; 20T W/B, W/F Gr CD
AA: P Calandro 20/20, S Traill 20/20, B
Pay 20/20; A: N Calandro 20/20; B: L Gee
19/20; C: M Cox 18/20, C Repacholi 18/20;
25T DB CS AA & OA: C Burns 49/49, J Pay
46/47; A: A Whitechurch 48/9, A Patten
24/25; B: L Gee 23/25, L Mullane 22/25; C:
M Cox 24/25, C Repacholi 23/25.
Echuca Clay 14/08/2014
Fine and clear (205 & 32 Teams): NEZ
School Student Shoot: 20T SB OA: L
Woolley 19/20 - Bendigo Senior Secondary College Senior Boys: M Parton 23/25
Nathalia Secondary College, C Keck 27/30
Kyabram P-12 College; B Oates 43/50
Bendigo South-East College; Senior Girls:
E McCulloch 15/20 Wanganui Park SC,
H McCulloch 14/20 Wanganui Park SC, E
McCluskey 12/20 Echuca College; Junior
Boys: B Baker 26/30 Seymour College, R
McGauran 25/30 Galen College, M Rizzeri
24/30 Notre Dame College; Junior Girls:
M Cox 21/30 Eaglehawk SC, M Appleby
18/30 Catholic College Bendigo, K Dean
5/20 Echuca College; Winning School Team
- Galen College Wangaratta 77/100: Team
Members: B Grassi, B Green, R McGauran,
D Hines, M Hines.
Frankston 03/08/2014
50T DB Open: B Carrol 143/143; AA: R
Pistone 142/143, J Keane 137/138; A: C
Prince 53/54, C Crowie 65/66; B: J Koncewicz 62/63, D MacGregor 73/74; C:
R O’Hagan 47/50, S Robinson 49/53;
50T HC: 1st B Woodward 63/64, 2nd R
VCTA State Shooting
Complex, Echuca
The VCTA State Executive are
actively seeking donations to assist
with the payment of land and
facilities developement at their
State Shooting Complex in Echuca
Donations of $1000 or more will
be given special recognition,
with the names of donors
permanently displayed on a
“ D O N AT I O N S
HONOR BOARD”
at the Complex.
Any person or group interested in
donating should contact the
VCTA State President Malcolm Dyson
Phone: 0407 802 107
With thanks, VCTA Executive
VCTA State Trap Sponsors
The VCTA Committee of Management wish to thank the
following Companies for their Sponsorship and support
towards our State Carnival being held on the
7th, 8th & 9th of November 2014.
The Sponsors are:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Spartan Global
Miall’s Gun Shop
Beretta Australia
Falcon Cartridges
PCM Enviro
Perazzi Australia
Casella Wines
J & A Shooting Supplies
Collumbo Shooting
Gun Trading Place – A & W Grassi Pty Ltd
Best – Ballistic Equipement & Sports Technology
Earworks – Ray & Pat Mack
GFD Guns & Ammo
Malcolm Dyson
President, VCTA
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VICTORIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC.
STATE TRAP CARNIVAL 2014
ECHUCA CLAY TARGET CLUB
7, 8, 9 NOVEMBER
Friday 7th, 9 a.m. start
Event 1 State Double Rise Championship
Major Sponsor – FALCON CARTRIDGES
25 pr from 15m.
Graded AA-A-B-C. Overall, plus 1st, 2nd, 3rd each grade.
1st Women, Juniors, Veterans
O/A $800 plus 1500 shotshells
1st AA $400 – 2nd AA $200 – 3rd AA $80
1st A $300 – 2nd A $150 – 3rd A $70
1st B $250 – 2nd B $100 – 3rd B $50
1st C $150 – 2nd C $80 – 3rd C $30
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans 500 shotshells
donated by FALCON CARTRIDGES
At Completion of Double Rise – Zone Teams Matches
(Open Ladies, Veteran & Junior)
Event 2 State Handicap
Major Sponsor – BERETTA AUSTRALIA
50 tgts from ACTA Handicap Marks
Prizes awarded 1st to 5th place.
Prize – 1st $1200 + Shotgun Value $1750
2nd $900 + Beretta Watch
3rd $600 + Beretta Watch
4th $400, 5th $200
BBQ FRIDAY NIGHT –
Sponsored by the VCTA South Eaast Zone
Saturday 8th, 8.30 a.m. start
Event 4 State Double Barrel Championship
Event 3 State Single Barrel Championship
50 tgts from 15m.
Major Sponsor – PCM ENVIRO
50 tgts from 15m.
Graded AA-A-B-C. Overall, plus 1st, 2nd,
3rd each grade. 1st Women, Juniors, Veterans
O/A $700 plus O/U Shotgun – Value $1595
1st AA $750 – 2nd AA $350 – 3rd AA $150
1st A $500 – 2nd A $250 – 3rd A $100
1st B $400 – 2nd B $200 – 3rd B $80
1st C $250 – 2nd C $100 – 3rd C $70
Junior $250 Cash prize donated by PCM ENVIRO
RO
Ladies, & Veterans Trophy
donated by EARWORKS
Sunday 9th, 8.30 a.m. start
Event 5 State Points Score Championship
Major Sponsor – MIALL’S GUN SHOP
50 tgts from 15m.
Graded AA-A-B-C. Overall, plus 1st,
2nd, 3rd each grade. 1st Women, Juniors, Veterans
O/A $800 + Sieber Sporting O/U Shotgon – Value $2200
1st AA $600 – 2nd AA $300 – 3rd AA $150
1st A $500 – 2nd A $200 – 3rd A $100
1st B $400 – 2nd B $200 – 3rd B $80
1st C $250 – 2nd C $120 – 3rd C $70
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans 500 shotshells
donated by PERAZZI AUSTRALIA
Major Sponsor – SPARTAN GLOBAL
Graded AA-A-B-C. Overall, plus 1st, 2nd,
3rd each grade. 1st Women, Juniors, Veterans
O/A $1000 plus O/U Shotgun – Value $1750
1st AA $800 – 2nd AA $400 – 3rd AA $200
1st A $500 – 2nd A $300 – 3rd A $150
1st B $400 – 2nd B $200 – 3rd B $100
1st C $300 – 2nd C $100 – 3rd C $80
Junior Trophy Value $250 donated by BEST
Ladies, Veterans 750 shotshells,
donated by SPARTAN GLOBAL
Event 6 Open State Postal Team –
50 tgt Points.
Fifteen highest scores Events 3, 4 & 5.
Women’s State Postal Team – 25 tgt Points.
Six highest scores Events 3, 4 & 5.
Junior State Postal Team – 25 tgt Points.
Veterans State Postal Team – 25 tgt Points.
Please note: Shoot-off will be used to determine last places in all teams.
FULL NOMINATIONS EACH EVENT –
Open $55, Juniors $40, 2nd Family members (Husband or Wife) $45
PRE-NOMINATIONS EACH EVENT –
Open $45, Juniors $30, 2nd Family members (Husband or Wife) $35
All events to be shot in one visit – six shooters per squad except the Handicap, 5 tgts per lane, 5 shooters per squad.
STATE OPEN HIGH GUN EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5.
Major Sponsors – JA SHOOTING, SPARTAN GLOBAL & CASSELLA WINES
O/A Winner to receive State Sash & Victoria Gold Badge plus Gun Safe
AA Sash + 1000 shotshells – A Sash + 1000 shotshells
B Sash + 1000 shotshells – C Sash + 1000 shotshells
JUNIOR HIGH GUN – Winners to receive Sash + $500 Trophy
donated by COLLUMBO SHOOTING
LADIES, VETERANS & SUB JUNIOR HIGH GUN –
Winners to receive Sash + $250 Gift Voucher
donated by GUN TRADING PLACE – A & W GRASSI PTY LTD
A five person club teams match will be shot in conjunction with the State Point Score Championship.
In each event, prizes will be awarded for Women, Juniors and Veterans, only if there are
at least three competitors in the group.
VCTA Annual General Meeting
Thursday 6th, 7.30 pm
Nomination forms can be
downloaded from the VCTA
website: www.vcta.com.au
Nominations should be posted to:
VICTORIAN CLAY TARGET
ASSOCIATION Inc.
C/– Jim Shepherd,
22 Hubble St,
Maryborough 3465
Optional $5 Overall Purse on Events 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5. Paid 60%, 30%, 10%.
HANDICAP CARDS MUST BE PRESENTED AT NOMINATION.
SHOOT OFFS CONTINUED UNDER LIGHTS IF NECESSARY
LIMITED ON-GROUND CAMPING AVAILABLE – $10 per site per night – Contact: Mal Dyson Ph. 0407 802 107
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VCTA STATE TRAP CARNIVAL
7, 8 & 9 November 2014
Shooter No.
(Office use)
PRE-NOMINATION FORM
ACTA No.
First Name
Surname
Address
Club
Suburb
State
Postcode
Phone No.
Mobile/
Day Contact
Email
TICK ONE or MORE THAN ONE of the boxes if you are ELIGIBLE to complete in the Categories shown below:
LADIES
VETERAN
JUNIOR
All FEMALE competitors must tick this box
All Shooters 65 years or over on first day of competition
All Shooters aged Under 18 years on first day of competition
TICK Your GRADE
AA
A
B
Date of Birth
Date of Birth
C
/
/
/
/
Your HANDICAP
Please note: ALL Nominations CLOSE at 5.00 pm on Friday 17 October 2014
*Reduced Pre-Nomination
Juniors
*2nd Family Member
CARNIVAL PROGRAM
Event
1
2
Friday 7th November
Double Rise Championship 25 Pr
Handicap 50T 1st – 5th
$30
$30
Open
Pre-Nomination
$35
$35
$45
$45
*Optional
Purse
$5
$5
3
Saturday 8th November
Single Barrel Championship – 50T
$30
$35
$45
$5
4
Double Barrel Championship – 50T
$30
$35
$45
$5
Event
Sunday 9th November
Points Score Championship – 50T
$30
$35
$45
$5
$
$
$
Event
5
PLEASE TOTAL NOMINATIONS & PURSE PAID
$
*Note: Reduced Nominations shall apply to Juniors and 2nd family members, they being husband or wife who are entering
into the same event whose nomination is lodged at the same time as a member paying full nomination fees.
Shooters paying reduced nominations are eligible for overall, grade and section prizes.
Competitors nominating at the Carnival may find themselves shooting late in the day and will then join in the squad
rotation. You may nominate only once at the Carnival and must decide on that day which events you are shooting.
Shooters will remain in their allocated squads for the duration of the Carnival. Squads will rotate daily.
Optional Purse will be paid out 1st, 2nd, 3rd overall and will be divided 60%, 30%, 10%.
Shooters will be pre-squadded. Shooters wishing to nominate in the same squad with other shooters need to
send all pre-nomination forms and payments together in the ONE envelope, or you will NOT be squadded together.
At least one nomination form must carry the names of all shooters wishing to be squadded together.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Requests for preferential squadding will only apply to pre-nominations. (Conditions apply).
Special Squad requests
The VCTA reserves the right to refuse any request or nomination. (See VCTA website for conditions of entry.)
Pre-nominations should be posted to:
VICTORIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION Inc.
c / – Jim Shepherd, 22 Hubble Steet, Maryborough 3465
Cash
Credit Card No:
Cheque
Visa
____ / ____ / ____ / ____
Mastercard
Expiry Date:
By my signature: I acknowledge and agree to the ‘Conditions of Entry’.
Signed:
Amount $
__/__
Signature:
See VCTA website for details: www.vcta.com.au
Date:
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CHANGE OF
PROGRAMME
Bendigo Clay Target Club
October 18th 2014
Event 1 50 Target Double Barrel
Championship
Nomination $23.00 Reduced $20.00
Event 2 50 Target State Single Barrel
Continental Championship
Nomination $23.00 Reduced $20.00
HIGH GUN OVER PROGRAMME
O’Hagan 62/64, 3rd G Mollard 52/54, 5th
C Houghton 49/50, 5th R Pistone 77/79.
Frankston 17/08/2014
Fine, cool (58): 25T PTS AA: A Ferrari
77/78, J Barklem 105/108; A: A Varchione
75/78, S Gamlin 72/78; B: M Whitelaw
70/75, R Warne 68/75; C: C Houghton
66/75, S James 63/75; 25T DB AA: A
Ferrari 57/57, D Cleary 56/57; A: J Strangis
44/44, J Koncewicz 30/31; B: B Waldro
25/25, I Borbas 29/31; C: S James 24/25,
C Houghton 23/25; 50T CONT AA: J Dowe
77/77, L Curtis 76/77; A: B Rowland 58/59,
J Strangis 57/59; B: J Stangis 57/59; B: I
Borbas 47/50, J Demasi 46/50; C: S James
44/50, C Houghton 40/50.
Korumburra 26/07/2014
Cold, overcast with showers (40): Ball Trap
Elimination 50T AA: T Malone 50/50, C
Haywood 49/50; A: A Neisar 48/50, C Vella
57/50; B: J Davis 47/57, B Davis 46/57;
C: M Kandus 47/56, S Gamlin 46/56; Ball
Trap Championship 50T AA: C Haywood
50/50, A Brady 51/53; A: B Dinsdale 48/50,
C Vella 48/51; B: B Davies 46/50, S Silver
47/52; C: J Marshal 46/50, M Kandus
44/50; OA: C Henwood 99/100.
Kyneton 27/07/2014
Cold & Windy (31): 25T DB CS AA & OA:
C Oates 25/25, C Langridge 41/42; A: W
Calaby 36/37, C Penno 35/37; B: E De
Rossi 23/25, S Langridge 20/25; C: P Wilson
24/25, A Fielding 23/26; 25T SB CS C & OA:
D Bruni 24/25, P Wilson 20/25; AA: I Culpitt
23/25, P Pappas 29/32; A: W Calaby 22/25,
G Ogilvie 23/27; B: P Mckenzie 22/25, E De
Rossi 21/25; 10T HC: 1: D Hill 14/15, 2: W
Calaby 13/15, 3: I Culpitt 10/11; BM: T Gull
10/11; C Grade JNR: A Fielding; Encouragement Award: R Tobin.
Maryborough 10/08/2014
Cold (29): 25T 5 Stand OA: R Hall 72/75;
AA: P Hall 63/75; A: D Watts 63/75, R
Duncan 60/75; B: J Sawyers 58/75, J Gaunt
57/75; C: J Bale 49/75, B Jennings 45/75;
C: B Billings 57/75, M Hall 34/75.
Melbourne 26/07/2014
Wet & Cold (60): 90T MXD Points (30T
DB, 30T SB, 30T PS) AA: 1st. W Kotlarewski, 2nd. M Bravin; A: D Hedt 144/150,
S Shield 142/150; B: D Cayley 143/150, R
Allander 138/150; C: B Metherell 135/150,
D Cayley (Jnr) 123/150; LAD: B Rowland
(Jnr) 139/15; 50T SKT Trophy AA: G Clarke
54/54, M Buttugieg 53/54; A: S Arcuri
52/54; B: C Hughes 49/50, J Turner 48/50;
C: C Bennett 47/50; 50T SKT Doubles: AA:
P Johnston 49/50, G Clarke 50/52; A: T
O’Connell 48/50; B: J Turner 48/50, M
George 41/50; C: M Stokes 37/50.
Cold (80): 25T CONT Pts AA: J Keane 94/96,
D Ball 93/96; A: A Dunkley 73/75, D Hedt
72/75; B: P Pingnam 71/75, R Allander
64/75; C: B Caldwell 70/75, P Clair (Jnr)
65/75; 25T CONT DB AA: J Keane 90/90,
B Pay 89/90; A: D Hedt 47/47, J Moustas
46/47; B: R Allander 25/25, P Pingnam
24/25; C: B Caldwell 23/25, P Clair (Jnr)
22/25; 25T SB AA: M Mifsud 26/27, R Bevis
25/27; A: D Hedt 40/41, W Green 39/41; B:
P Pingnam 22/25, B Johnston (Jnr) 20/25;
C: W Palmer (Jnr) 21/25, B Caldwell 20/25;
25T HC: 1st. B Caldwell 28/28, 2nd. B Pay
27/28, 3rd. R Bevis 24/25; B/M: M Iles
(Jnr) 22/25; 100T SKT CS AA: M Buttugieg
100/100, G Clarke 99/100; A: G Dennison
95/100; B: M George 92/100, L Young
90/100; C: M Stokes 90/100.
Cool with no rain (65): 100T Universal
Trench AA: C Henwood 95/100; A: M
Kandus 83/100; B: L Holdsworth 95/100; C:
I Borbas 77/100; 25T PS AA: P Mills 75/75,
W Kotlareski 73/75; A: M Rocca 74/75, C
Battisti 73/75; B: B Pyke 71/75, P Grant
65/75; C: J White 67/75, T McGrath 66/75;
25T SB AA: B Thomson 28/29, D Johnston
27/29; A: C Battisti 25/25, T White 26/27;
B: D Collihole 23/25, S Pearson 21/25; C:
J White 19/26, T McGrath 18/26; 25T HC:
1st. J Clerke (Jnr) 26/26, 2nd. W Kotlareski
25/26, 3rd. J Moustos 30/32; B/M: P Mills
North East Zone/V.C.T.A.
OCTOBER 2014 PROGRAM
Bendigo 10am
75tgt Sporting Clays C/ship
25tgt NEZ S/B Tower C/ship
SUNDAY 5TH
Alexandra 11am
25tgt Cont D/B Gr C/ship
20tgt P/S Gr C/ship
20tgt H/cap
ANZ/Alex Shield Alex vs Alex NZ
and Alexandra Monarto SA
Numurkah Shepparton
12.00 noon
Skeet 9am
30tgt D/B C/ship
20pr D/R C/ship
20tgt Tower P/S Keith Perry
Mem. C/ship
20tgt H/cap
10tgt Club H/cap
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Yarrawonga 11am
30tgt Cont
50tgt D/B C/ship
SUNDAY 12TH
Echuca 11 am
25pr Pre-state D/R Gr C/ship
50tgt Pre-state P/S Gr C/ship
50tgt Pre-state D/B Gr C/ship
SATURDAY 18TH
Bendigo 11am
50tgt D/B C/ship
50tgt State Cont P/S C/ship
High Gun over program
Mansfield 11am
20tgt P/S C/D
25tgt Cont D/B C/ship
20pr D/R CD
15pr Tower D/R C/ship
O/A High Gun
FRIDAY 24TH
Mathoura 7pm
15tgt D/B C/D
10tgt S/B Tower C/D
25tgt NEZ Night S/B Tower C/ship
Deniliquin 9.30am
Do it in Deni Grand Prix Supa Shoot
SUNDAY 26TH
Colbinabbin 1.00 pm
25tgt Cont P/S C/ship
25tgt D/B C/ship
40tgt M/T C/ship
SUNDAY 19TH
Deniliquin 10am
Do it in Deni Grand Prix Supa Shoot
TUESDAY 28TH
NEZ Delegates meeting
Hill Top Golf Club Tatura 8pm
SOUTHERN PENINSULA
Frankston Australian
Clay Target Club
OCTOBER 2014
MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
123 Rossiter Road Carrum Downs
PO Box 340, Patterson Lakes 3197
Telephone 9782 1626
Melways 146 A11
Saturday 11th 12pm Start
10 tgt Points Score E/O
100 tgt Medley Championship (Trophies)
(50 tgt Double Barrel + 50 tgt Points Score)
AA-A-B-C 1-2-3
Steel shot only
Practice Friday 4pm-6pm BBQ afterwards
Contact Bryce McCall 0418 534 674
Sec. Anthony Spence-Fletcher 0437 561 011
www.morningtonclaytarget.com.
NEPEAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
Melways 259 F2
Saturday 18th 12.00pm Start
25 tgt Double Barrel + 25 tgt Points Score
AA-A-B-C 1+2
25 pr Deauville Doubles (Select Partners 1+2) 18m
10 sets of Triples (Select Partners 1-2)
Practice Thursdays 3pm-7pm, Sausage sizzle 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
Sec. Tegan Schmitter 0404 853 830
www.nepeanclaytargetclub.com.au
EUROA
Clay Target Club
Sunday the 26th of October
To be shot at Cosgrove Gun Club
Commencing at 11.00am
20 TGT Points Eye Opener Cash Divide
20 TGT Double Barrel
20 TGT Handicap
20 TGT Single Barrel
20 TGT Points
The Highland Shield to be shot over
Double Barrel and Handicap
The 60th Anniversary to be shot over
events 2 3 4 and 5
1st and 2nd in each grade and Overall
INC. A0010859 S ABN 255 281 411
OCTOBER 2014
PROGRAM
All events – Less than 5 entrants per grade no 2nd place.
The committee reserves the right to alter the program.
All FACTC competition days to commence
promptly at 11am.
SUNDAY 5TH OCTOBER
11.00am Start
Event 1
$50.00
100 Target Double
Barrel Championship
Sponsored by Melbourne Cricket Club Clay Target Club
$150 Overall
1st each Grade $100
2nd each Grade $50
1st Ladies and Juniors $100
2nd Ladies and Juniors $50
(Ladies and Juniors can only win their grade
OR their category. 5 Entrants per
grade/category for full prizes to be paid)
SUNDAY 19TH OCTOBER
11.00am Start
Pre-Victorian
State Carnival
Event 1 40 Pair Double Rise
AA, A, B & C
Event 2 30 Tgt Points
AA, A, B & C
Event 3 100 Tgt Trench
Overall, A, B & C
Event 4 50 Tgt Skeet
AA, A, B & C
Event 4 50 Tgt Doubles
AA, A, B & C
$30.00
$15.00
$45.00
$25.00
$25.00
Visit our website www.factc.com.au or Facebook
for up to date information, shoot calendar and results
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MELBOURNE
GUN CLUB
Victoria Rd, Lilydale 3140
PH: 03 9739-1771
FAX: 03 9739-1773
www.melbournegunclub.com.au
OCTOBER
SATURDAY 4TH
11.30 am start
VIC STATE ISSF TRAP – see September ad.
1 50 Tgt Points Score AA A B C
$26
2 50 Tgt Double Barrel AA A B C
$26
3 50 Tgt Skeet Trophy AA A B C
$26
$26
SATURDAY 11TH
11.30 am start
12.00pm Start
PROUDLY SPONSORED BY GB CORSIVIA
Event 1 25 Target Points Score Championship
Nom $20.00
OA Sash & Graded AA A B C 1st & 2nd
1st Each Grade Slab of Shells
2nd Each Grade 1/2 Slab of Shells
Event 2 25 Target Single Barrel Championship Nom $20.00
OA Sash & Graded AA A B C 1st & 2nd
Event 3 25 Target Double Barrel Championship Nom $20.00
OA Sash Graded AA A B C 1st & 2nd
Total Noms $60.00
Reduced Noms Ladies, Veterans & Juniors $45.00
Overall High Gun Ladies Veteran & Junior High Guns
This is a warm-up shoot for the South West Zone Carnival
to be held at Warrnambool on 26 October 2014
& State Carnival at Echuca on 7-9 November 2014
Sovereign Hill or Kryall Castle close by for the family
1 25 Tgt Single Barrel AA A B C
$14
Everybody Welcome
$14
For further details contact Neil Haydon on 0427 500 710
3 25 Tgt Handicap 1.2.3 BM (22-25m)
$14
$14
5 10 Pr Deauville Doubles 1.2.3
$8
$26
7 50 Tgt Skeet Doubles Trophy AA A B C
$26
DTL Jackpot Shoot $950 PLUS if DTL events
1–4 shot clean (if not already won prior)
SATURDAY 18TH
MELBOURNE FIELD & GAME
SATURDAY 25TH
11.30 am start
1 25 Pair Double Rise AA A B C
$26
$16
$16
4 100 Tgt Skeet C’Ship AA A B C
$42
5 25 Tgt Universal Trench Novelty AA A B C
$13
(DTL Grades to apply for Universal Trench)
Management have the right to alter the program
where necessary
For more up to date information check out our
website or follow us on facebook
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SEBASTOPOL GUN CLUB INC
OCTOBER 2014
BAIRNSDALE
Saturday
October 4th
25tgt Ball Trap
75tgt Double Barrel
FOSTER
Saturday
October 11th
10tgt Pts Graded C/D
40tgt Double Barrel
C/Ship
50tgt Cont C/Ship
WONTHAGGI
Sunday
October 12th
12 noon start
Bob Burston Memorial
100tgt Continental
AA A B C 1+2
Junior prizes for 1st
2nd & 3rd
MORWELL
Saturday
October 18th
45tgt Points Score
C/ship
60tgt Double Barrel
KORUMBURRA
Saturday
October 25th
Korumburra Challenge
15 DB 15 SB 15 Pts
15 Cont DB 15 Cont SB
15 Cont Pts
29/31; 25T DB AA: 1st. L McKeon 35/35,
2nd. B Thomson 34/35; A: C Battisti 45/45,
C De Carolis 44/45; B: S Pearson 30/32, B
Pyke 29/32; C: T McGrath 23/25, M Huisken
22/25.
Mildura 02/08/2014
Sunny (36): 50 Pr D/R CS OA & AA: G
Pike 85/100, J Borg 77/100; A: M Kadziela
84/100, D Molina 81/100; B: J Tassone
76/100, R Long 71/100; C: A Hill 70/100,
A Williams 65/100; 25T PS TWR Trophy
OA & B: J Absalom 73/75; AA: D Molina
65/75; A: L Dimasi, M Scherger 72/75; B:
J Tassone 71/75, P Finis 71/75; C: L Finis
69/75, T Gebhart 64/75.
Mt Bogong 03/08/2014
Fine & Cool (19): 5 Pr D/R E/O Possibles:
Nil; 70T Medley OA G Evans 86/90; AA: R
Leita 84/90, D Sutherland 76/90, P Wilkins
64/90; A: G Evans 86/90, K Jones 82/90, J
West 79/90; B: G Schmidt 76/90, D Taylor
74/90, B Ellis 68/90; C: B Roper 81/90, T
Weeks 76/90, J Baker 76/90; HG: G Evans
93/100.
Noorat 26/07/2014
Perfect (360: 25T Pts AA: W Jenkins 75/75,
G Hose 89/90; A: E Domney 101/102, L
Foster 100/102; B: D Jehu 68/75, T Kosch
67/75; C: H Jeffries 60/75, A Rolling
61/78; 30T DB Les Reid Memorial AA: G
Hose 131/131, J Hayden 130/131; A: L
Foster 29/30, D Demasi 32/34; B: T Kosch
30/31, D Jehu 29/31; C: Sara Kosch 28/30,
Amy Rolling 30/33; 20T SV AA: G House,
J Hayden 20/20; A: Lualla Foster 20/22; B:
D Jehu 39/41; C: Sara Kosch 18/20.
Numurkah Shepparton 03/08/2014
Fine (33): 10T E/O CONT: M Gribben, T
Hicks, C Easden, P Granger, P Calandro;
50T DB CONT AA & OA: P Calandro 55/56,
T Hicks 48/50; A: J Fothergill 54/56, B
Harrison 49/51; B: R O’Dweyer 46/50,
N Spoules 43/50; C: C Easden 48/50, A
Harrington 44/51; 20T DB CS AA & OA: P
Calandro 29/29, G Rathbone 28/29; A: B
Harrison 28/29, S Harbor 37/39; B: G Keir
18/20, P Finn 22/25; C: C Easden 19/20,
T Rathbone 26/28; 20T SB CSAA & OA: P
Granger 20/20, G Rathbone 17/20; A: A
Cole 18/20, J Fothergill 17/20; B: N Spoules
16/20, P Finn 15/26; C: C Finn 18/23, C
Easden 17/23; HG: P Granger 98/102.
Sebastopol 17/08/2014
Overcast & Windy (30): 10T PS E/O: N
Kringle, T Gull, N Haydon 30/30; 45T Ch/
Ch CS OA & AA: G Went 69/75, T Gull
67/75; A: D Long 59/75, D Hill 58/75; B: I
Dickins 56/75, N Kringle 53/75; C: L Carpenter 58/75, W Soufis 51/75; 25T B/T CS
OA & A: T Gull 24/25, G Went, W Calaby
21/25; B: D Hill 20/25, D Long 18/25; C:
T Tresize 20/25, S Pearson 18/25.
Swan Hill 20/7/2014
Sunny, a great mallee winters day: 50T SxS
Challeng off 16m 25T DB, 25T PS SxS 1-4,
U & O 1-2; SxS: P Akkermans 96/100, A
Costa 95/100, T Wilkinson 91/108, $
R McKinnon 84/108; U & O: L Wooley
96/100, K Siciliano 89/100; 25T PS CS AA
& OA: W Upton 74/75, L Wooley 72/75; A:
L Comensoli 72/75, C Comensoli 80/91; B:
G Manuel 65/75, F Massara 60/75; C: M
Cox 67/75, T Siciliano 48/75.
Wangaratta 27/07/2014
Fog, Cold (21): 50T SKT CS AA & OA:
G Farish 60/62, R Sammon 56/59; A:
D McKenzie 59/62, P Finn 45/50; B: A
Harwood 82/86, B Sparling 81/86; C: R
Palmer 56/59, C Wilkinson 47/50; 25 Pr.
SKT DBLS AA & OA: R Sammon 47/50, D
Jackel 43/50; A: D McKenzie 45/50, P Finn
44/50; B: C Finn 46/50, C Palmer 43/50;
C: C Wilkinson 41/50, R Palmer 40/50; HG
OA: R Sammon 95/100; JNR: C Wilkinson
88/100.
Wangaratta 10/08/2014
Ideal (24): 100T S/C CS OA & AA: M
Seymour 96/100, A Shale 95/100; A: N
Mazurek 92/100, C McGauran 90/100; B:
R McGauran 85/100, D Hunt 82/100; C: A
Stamp 68/100, R Foster 66/100; VET HG:
R Carmody 72/100.
Ground located North of Horsham on Polkemmet Rd.
Programme for the 2014 CHANGE OF DATE OR PROGRAMMES - NOTE.
September Sunday 7th 1.00 start – 12.00 Practice
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
10 Tgt P/S E/O, 30 Tgt D/B Jimmy Ough Mem C/Ship,
75 Tgt Ch/Ch C/Ship off 18 Mtr
October Saturday 11th 11.00 Start – 10.00 Practice
“Grampians Classic”
25 Tgt H/Cap, 25 Tgt D/B C/Ship,
25 Tgt S/B C/Ship, 25 Tgt P/S C/Ship
October Sunday 12th 10.00 Start – 9.00 Practice
“Grampians Classic”
25 Tgt S/B C/Ship, 25 Tgt D/B C/Ship,
25 Tgt P/S C/Ship, 15 Pr D/Rise C/Ship
November Sunday 2nd 1.00 Start – 12.00 Practice
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
58 Tgt Horsham Clay Pigeon Club C/Ship, 50 Tgt D/B, 8 Tgt Pts,
30 Tgt Rod Butler Mem D/B C/Ship
Club Champ Of Champ Shoot Off.
“All Overall winners for the year.”
November 29TH Saturday 12.00 Start – 11.00 Practice
CHANGE OF DATE Xmas Shoot
Free Bar - B - Que Lunch
30 Tgt Christmas Cont Prize event, 40 Tgt M/T trophy Event,
20 Tgt State Walk Up C/Ship, Novelty event if time permits
For further information Phone Craig Kelly: 0427 826 997
Ground located North of Horsham on Polkemmet Rd.
Proudly Presents
“Grampians Classic
2014”
October 11th 12th
8 Events Over Two Days
$15,000.00
Prizes to be given away
Friday Practice from 1.00 PM
– Crazy Quail, Ball Trap Shoots and DTL
Saturday 11th October, 11.00 Start
10.00 AM Practice
25 Tgt Handicap – Sponsor – Lokaway Safes
25 Tgt Double Barrel –
Sponsor – Wimmera Firearm Repairs
25 Tgt Single Barrel –
Sponsor – Wilair Refrigation
25 Tgt Points Score –
Sponsor – Hip Pocket Workwear and Safety
Sunday 12th October, 10.00 Start
9.00 AM Practice
25 Tgt Single Barrel –
Sponsor – Johnstone Steel
25 Tgt Double Barrel –
Sponsor – GB/Corsvia
25 Tgt Points Score –
Sponsor – A & M Bolwell Bulk Spreading
15 Pair Double Rise –
Sponsor – C & H Kelly
205 Targets –
New Australian Trap
CLAYS IN USE
HIGH GUNS Over the two days –
Sponsors – J & A Shooting Supplies
Shoot the programme clean and win
$1000.00 – Bill Jorgensen (Shared if more than 1)
Open Noms for the weekend $200.00 includes
Jackpot that must go off over the week-end
$5.00 per shooter First Name drawn shoots for
100% (100 shooters = $500.00) (Conditions apply)
Free Bar-B-Que meal Saturday night for all to enjoy
Sponsors - J & A Shooting Supplies, Ash & Maryanne Bolwell,
Hip Pocket, Doug Harris, Bill Jorgensen, Craig And Helen Kelly,
Wilba Wilde, Johnstone Steel, GB/Corsvia, Beretta, Winchester,
Haven Store, and many others
Limited camping available on ground – book in
Fire wood, showers and power
For further information phone:
Phone Craig Kelly on 0427826997
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METROPOLITAN
METROPOLITAN
Reg No. A5465. ABN: 34 637 836 794
Postal Address Po Box 93 Epping Vic 3076
Club Location. 20 Vearings Rd
off O’Hearns Rd Epping
Phone: 03 9401 3134 Fax: 03 9401 3122
E-Mail. [email protected]
www.metroclaytargetclub.com.au
Reg No. A5465. ABN: 34 637 836 794
Postal Address Po Box 93 Epping Vic 3076
Club Location. 20 Vearings Rd
off O’Hearns Rd Epping
Phone: 03 9401 3134 Fax: 03 9401 3122
E-Mail. [email protected]
www.metroclaytargetclub.com.au
OCTOBER 2014
Practice –
50th Anniversary
2 Day Shoot
Monday through Saturday 12pm to 5pm
DTL, Skeet & 5 Stand
Saturday 1st November
Sunday 5th
Event 1: 50 Target Double Barrel
Event 2: 50 Target Points Score
10.30am Start
Australian Hellenic Game
and Conservation
75 Target Simulated Graded
Sunday 12th
10.30am Start
DTL
SKEET
Event 1: 100 Target Skeet Trophy
Saturday Night Dinner and Drinks including
Calcutta Draw for Grand Prix
Sunday 2nd November
Metropolitan Field & Game
DTL
75 Target Simulated F&G
Noms close 12.30pm
Event 3: 50 Target Double Barrel Grand Prix
Event 4: 50 Target Points Score Trophy
Sunday 18th
SKEET
Metro Working Bee
Event 2: 50 Target Skeet Grand Prix
Event 2: 50 Target Skeet Doubles
Sunday 19th
Prizes
10.30am Start
25 target ZZ competition
Practice from 10.30am Comp at 12pm
10.00am Start
Metropolitan Practice Shooting Club
Each DTL and Skeet Event
Overall: Ribbon and Trophy
1st in Grade: Ribbon and Trophy
2nd in Grade: Trophy
Section winners minimum 3 entries per section
for trophy otherwise ribbon only
5 Stand and Simulated Field
High Guns
Sunday 26th
Overall DTL: Sash and Trophy
Grade DTL: Ribbon
Sections DTL: Ribbon
Metro Working Bee
Secretary: Ben Gaskett
The committee reserves the right to alter the program
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Overall Skeet: Sash and Trophy
Grade Skeet: Ribbon
Sections DTL: Ribbon
NORTH WEST ZONE
Carnival 2014
& MILDURA NWZ
CONTINENTAL SHOOT
Shot
over
2
Days
October Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th
MILDURA CLAY TARGET CLUB
Crn 11th Street and Regina Avenue, Mildura
SATURDAY OCTOBER 4TH
SUNDAY OCTOBER 5TH
START 10.00
START 10.00
NWZ Carnival
MILDURA NWZ
1. 25 TARGET
HANDICAP
All Noms $20.00
2. 25 TARGET
DOUBLE BARREL
J – $12.00, L & V – $17.00, Open – $20.00
3. 25 TARGET
SINGLE BARREL
J – $11.00, L & V – $16.00, Open – $20.00
4. 25 TARGET
POINTS SCORE
J – $12.00, L & V – $17.00, Open – $20.00
TOTAL NOMS FOR DAY
J – $55.00, L & V – $70.00, Open – $80.00
High Guns Overall, AA, A, B, C,
Ladies, Veterans, & Juniors Sashes and Prize
Overall takes grade in each event – pay
1st & 2nd each grade, min 3 shooters
5 PERSON ZONE OPEN TEAM
3 PERSON ZONE JUNIOR TEAM
3 PERSON ZONE LADIES TEAM
3 PERSON ZONE VETERAN TEAM
over events 2,3 & 4
MAJOR SPONSORS: GB Shotshells/Corsivia
Continental Shoot
1. 25 TARGET
NWZ DOUBLE BARREL
CONTINENTAL
J – $12.00, L & V – $17.00, Open – $20.00
AA, A, B, C, 1st and 2nd
Sponsored by Comla Farms (Heaysman Family)
2. 25 TARGET
NWZ POINTS SCORE
CONTINENTAL
J – $12.00, L & V – $17.00, Open – $20.00
AA, A, B, C, 1st and 2nd
TOTAL NOMS FOR DAY
J – $24.00, L & V – $34.00, Open – $40.00
Overall takes grade in each event
HIGH GUNS for
MILDURA SHOOT
OVER BOTH DAYS
NWZ Carnival & Mildura
NWZ Continental Events
OVERALL HIGH GUN &
JUNIORS HIGH GUN
MAJOR SPONSORS: GB Shotshells/Corsivia
Nom in the first 20 shooters and go
in a draw for a slab of shotshells
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
NW Zone President – Colin Dunn Ph 03 5358 2723
NW Zone Secretary – Doug Harris Ph 03 5382 0934
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Mildura President – Larry Dimasi Ph 0428 073 000
Mildura Secretary – Mark Box Ph 0487 179 096
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Z
O NE
S O UT
W EST
H
SOUTH WEST ZONE
Of the VCTA
2014 Trap Carnival
To be held at the
Warrnambool Clay Target Club
Starting at 10 am
Event 1: 25 tgt Handicap, 1st - 4th
Event 2: 25 tgt SWZ Double Barrel
Graded Championship
Event 3: 25 tgt SWZ Single Barrel
Graded Championship
Event 4: 25 tgt SWZ Points Score
Graded Championship
High Guns, Overall, Ladies, Junior, Veteran
Nominations $20 per event, reduced nominations
for Juniors to $50 if shooting entire program.
South West Zone President:
Mal Dyson – 0407 802 107
South West Zone Secretary:
Sam Clifford – 0438 515 967
WANGARATTA
OCTOBER PROGRAM
SPORTING CLAYS
Sunday 12th Oct. 10.30am
100 Tgt 5 Stand C/ship
1 & 2 AA, A, B, C
Warracknabeal 26/07/2014
Cool & wet (14): 30T DB CS AA & OA:
R Lehmann 30/30,C Kelly 29/30; A: W
Sanders 29/30, R Black 27/30; B: M Knoop
29/30, L Gibson 27/30; C: R Browning
29/30, G Strauss, B Papst 27/30; 15 Pr D/R
AA: C Kelly 28/30, R Lehmann 25/30; A: R
Black 23/30, W Sanders, P Schilling 20/30;
B: M Knoop 22/30, R Hounsell 20/30; C: G
Strauss 17/30, R Gould 13/30; 20T PS Cash
AA: R Lehmann 60/60, C Kelly, B Jorgensen
54/60; A: R Black, W Sanders 59/60; B: L
Gibson 53/60, M Knoop 52/60; C: R Gould
55/60, G Strauss 45/60; Jackpot: P Schilling
30%/60%; R Lehmann 40%.
Werribee 27/07/2014
Beautiful Winters Day, Light wind early (67):
25T PS AA: P Guida 81/81, S Holdsworth
78/81; A: J Soufis 73/75, G Went 71/75;
B: T Hickey 74/75, Tess Lloyd 73/75; C:
L Pearson 66/75, N Krt 71/81; 25T HC:
1st W Soufis 34/35, 2nd N Krt 33/35, 3rd
T Psaila 57/58; BM: S Haberman 54/56;
25T SB AA: T Psaila 25/25, L Curtis, S
Haberman 36/37; A: J Faranda 36/37,
David Demasi 35/37; B: S Pearson 27/30,
A Harwood 26/30; C: N Krt 34/35, Lauryn
Mirabella 33/35; 25T DB from 21mtrs: OA
& AA: M Iles 59/59, S Trembath 58/59; A:
A Wilson 29/31, S Pischalos 28/31; B:
Tess Lloyd 24/25, S Pearson 22/25; C: L
Ricardo 23/25, N Krt 21/25; Jackpot: Not
Won; HG OA & AA: P Guida 146/150; A: J
Soufis 140/150; B: Tess Llyod 139/150; C:
N Krt 135/150.
Werribee 01/08/2014
Night Shoot, Pouring Rain and Blowing
a Gale (21 Brave People): 25T PS AA: J
Wilson, W Preston 72/75; A: A Wilson
71/75, R Fratantaro 69/75; B: E Dagher
75/75, T Cardona 67/75; C: D Hinks
62/75, D Murray 61/75; 25T SB AA: M
Iles 25/25, W Preston 24/25; A: J Faranda
24/25, A Wilson 23/25; B: E Dagher 19/25,
G Nijamin 18/25; C: L Ricardo 21/25, R
Wilson 16/25; 25T DB OA & AA: M Iles
56/56, W Preston 55/56; A: R Fratantaro
41/42, J Faranda 35/36; B: E Dagher 23/25,
G Nijamin 21/25; C: Paul Wilson 24/25,
R Wilson 23/25; Jackpot: $350 not won.
Werribee 10/08/2014
Cold, Rain and times, Gusty wind (7+ Full
Squads): 25T PS AA: H Stafford 77/78, R
Williams 74/78; A: G Went 74/75, A Wilson
72/75; B: J Demasi 62/75, S Pearson 61/75;
C: N Krt 73/75, Vicky Stafford 56/75;
25T HC: 1st- T Varchone 26/26, 2nd- J
Strangis 25/26, 3rd- D Nielsen 28/29;
BM: N McDonnell 24/26; 25T DB CS OA
& AA: J Rowe 112/112, M Iles 73/74; A: J
Strangis 111/112, J Faranda 54/55; B: S
Pearson 29/30, Emma DeRossi 28/30; C:
L Maddalena 23/25, N Krt 22/25; 25PR
D/R AA: N McDonnell 47/50, D Nielsen
45/50; A: G Went 45/50, A Wilson 40/50;
B: Alexis Preston 38/50, S Pearson 33/50;
C: C Niceforo 31/50, T Petche 15/50;
JACKPOT: Not Won; HG OA & AA: N
McDonnell 169/175; A: G Went 165/175;
B: S Pearson 139/175; C: N Krt 119/175.
Woods Point 27/07/2014
Cold, overcast & difficult: 5 Pr D/R E/O CD:
D Chinn 9/10; 20 Pr D/R CS OA: D Ewert
30/40; AA: R Bevis 28/40, T Ewert 22/40;
A: P Desmond 28/40, I Findlay 23/40; B: D
Ewert 30/40, R Brown 19/40; C: D Chinn
21/40, M Ewert 26/40; 60T T/R CS: 1st R Brown/T Ewert 52/60, 2nd - D Ewert/R
Bevis 48/60, 3rd - I Findlay/P Desmond
47/60, 4th - M Ewert/P West 50/75; 20 Pr
D/R TWR CS: 1st - R Bevis 23/30, 2nd - T
Ewert 22/30, 3rd - P West 21/30, 4th - R
Brown 29/40; HG: R Bevis 100/130.
Yarrawonga 03/07/2014
Fine (35): 25T HC: 1st G Twamley 33/33,
2nd P Woods 32/33, 3rd G Walls 29/30, 4th
D Hunt 28/30; 502T DB CS AA & OA: D
Saunders 54/54, R Wostowyez 53/54; A: G
Walls 55/56, P Woods 54/56; B: J Hutchison
38/40, P Green 37/40; C: R Foster 35/40, L
Wilson 33/40; HG: P Woods 64/65.
SUNDAY October 12TH
12:00 Noon
Wonthaggi
GUN CLUB
DTL
Saturday 18th Oct. 11.00am
10 tgt Points Score E/O
50 tgt Points Score C/Ship
1 & 2 AA, A, B, C
50 tgt Single Barrel C/Ship
1 & 2 AA, A, B, C
50 tgt Double Barrel C/Ship
1 & 2 AA, A, B, C
Sponsored by Wangaratta Audiology
Committee reserves the right to alter advertised programs
Contact President Angelo Grassi Ph: 0429 365 215
Club Website: www.wangclaytarget.com.au
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Bob Burston
Memorial Shoot
100tgt Continental
Championship
AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd
Junior 1st, 2nd & 3rd
Free Nominations
For All Juniors
www.werribeegunclub.com.au Phone 9749 7301
www.werribeegunclub.com.au Phone 9749 7301
OCTOBER PROGRAM
ACTA/VCTA
FRIDAY NIGHT 3RD 6.00pm Start
(Shoot under the best lights in Australia)
Event 1 25 tgts Points Score AA A B C
$15
Event 2 “CORPORATE SHOOTING STARS”
GRADED HANDICAP
$30
50 tgts: AA-18Mtrs A-17Mtrs B-16Mtrs C-15Mtrs
1st $300, 2nd $150, 3rd $75. Best Junior $50
Proudly sponsored by Lauryn and Russell Mark
[email protected]
Phone 1300 SHOOTING
Event 3 Jackpot (minimum $100 pool) $2 to enter
SUNDAY 12TH 12.00pm Start
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
25 tgts Single Barrel AA A B C
$14
50 tgts Points Score AA A B C
$24
50 tgts Double Barrel C/Ship AA A B C
$24
Jackpot (minimum $100 pool) $2 to enter
(High Guns over program, O/All = 1 slab of shells,
O/All takes grade. 3 remaining grades = 3 boxes
of shells for 1st. High Guns are shared if tied)
Trench Competition 12.00pm Start
Universal Trench 75 tgts
$35
FRIDAY 17th & SATURDAY 18TH
STATE ISSF TITLES SKEET & DOUBLE TRAP
(see separate program in CTSN)
SUNDAY 26th 12.00pm Start
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
25 tgts Points Score AA A B C
$14
25 tgts Handicap Pays 1-2-3 BM 23-25
$14
50 tgts Double Barrel C/Ship AA A B C
$24
Jackpot (minimum $100 pool) $2 to enter
(High Guns over program, O/All = 1 slab of shells,
O/All takes grade. 3 remaining grades = 3 boxes
of shells for 1st. High Guns are shared if tied)
Club open for practice Wed to Sat from 12pm and
1st & 3rd Sundays from 12pm. (5 Stand Practice not
available during night shoots and Sunday competitions)
Competition 1st Friday night every month &
2nd & 4th Sundays
Kitchen open on all competition days and night shoots.
Wide range of ammunition available.
EFPTOS. Licenced bar
Inductions available for new shooters
ring clubhouse 9749 7301
President Tony Faranda,
Secretary Claire Watts
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program without notice
Victorian State
ISSF Championships
Skeet & Double Trap
Saturday 18th October 2014
9.00am
MENS SKEET 125 tgts plus Final
$85
Juniors $65
WOMENS SKEET 75 tgts plus Final
$60
Juniors $45
DOUBLE TRAP OPEN 75 pairs
(5 rounds of 15 pairs)
$85
Juniors $65
Nomination includes
$5.00 State Junior Levy
Practice for all events will be held on Friday
17th starting at 12.00pm
Nominations will be taken on
Friday from 12.00pm and on
Saturday from 8.00am
VICTORIAN POSTAL TEAMS
Double Trap Open
Top 6 scores after 60 tgts
Double Trap Junior
Skeet Open
VIC STATE
SHOULDER TO SHOULDER TEAMS
Double Trap Open
Top 3 scores from total qualifying
Double Trap Junior
Skeet Open
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Eastern Goldfields 03/08/2014
Clear blue skies and no wind: 50T SKT HC:
1st S O’Brien 60/60 after a shoot off with
T Free and R Whiteley, 2nd T Free 59/06;
Western
Australia
50T HC: 1st Rodney Barron 44/50, 2nd C
Blee 41/50; 25 Pts OA & AA & A: R Whiteley
70/75; B & C: L Hutchnsion.
EARLY CLOSING DATE FOR THE
DECEMBER CTSN IS OCTOBER 17TH
Katanning Clay Target Club Inc
2½ day Trap Shoot at the Katanning Club
Grounds Round Drive Katanning
Friday 31st October 1st & 2nd November 2014
FRIDAY 31ST OCTOBER 2.00PM
Event 1 50 Targets D/B Cash Divide
Nom $35
SATURDAY 1ST NOVEMBER 2014 8.30AM
Event 2 50 Targets Mixed Targets 15m Nom $40
10 D/B 10 S/B 10 Pts 10 Pr D/R
Event 3 25 pr Double Rise 15m
Nom $35
Event 4 25 Targets D/B 15m
Nom $30
Overall winner Sash
1st in Grade Trophy, Graded AA A B C
1st 2nd & 3rd Place all events
High Gun over events 2 3 4 5 6 7
O/All sash Ladies Vets and Juniors Trophies
Reduced noms for Ladies Juniors & Vets
SUNDAY 2ND NOVEMBER 2014 8.30AM
Event 5 25 targets Continental 15m
Nom $20
Event 6 30 Targets Medley 15m
Nom $25
10 D/B 10 S/B 10Pts
Event 7 50 Targets D/B 15m
Nom $40
Shoot off straight to points on this event
Canterbury Trap throwing White Flyer Targets black rimmed
Committee reserves the right to alter the programme as required
Camping available with limited powered sites
Roast dinner Sat evening nominal charge
Meals available Saturday & Sunday
President A Kowald 0427 210 074
NAME
HOME CLUB
ACHIEVED AT
BREAK
NAME
HOME CLUB
ACHIEVED AT
BREAK
Aldersey,A
Bonanno,G
Brown,L
Bulleid,A
Caruso,J
Cavanagh,M
Charteris,B
Dadd,J
De Freitas,S
De-Freitas,S
Dennis,M
Dennis,M
Faranda,J
Fry,D
Gardiner,R
Guida,P
Harwood,A
Haynes,N
Mount Gambier
Burdekin
Mersey
Narrogin
Burdekin
Paradurboo
Bundaberg
Northam
Cecil Park
Cecil Park
Spring Bay
Spring Bay
Werribee
Coffs Harbour
Yamba
Werribee
Sebastapol
Paradurboo
Mount Gambier
Townsville
Burnie
Narrogin
Townsville
Nichol Bay
Kingaroy
Northam
Marconi
Marconi
Mersey
Tasmanian
Werribee
Coffs Harbour
Richmond River
Frankston
Ararat
Nichol Bay
Trap 50
Trap 75,100
Ball Trap 50
Trap 50
Trap 100
Trap 50,75,100
Trap 50
Cont 50,75
Trap 100
Trap 75
Cont 50
SB 50, Trap 150
Trap 50
Trap 50
Cont 50
50T off 25 Metres
Trap 100
Cont 50
Henshall,T
King,J
Long,N
McKenna,A
Mundy,S
O’Niell,C
Phair,R
Pooley,D
Reynolds,G
Schiller,M
Schiller,M
Smity,M
Stanlan,R
Strangis,J
Vrahimis,S
Webb,D
Whiteley,G
Winen,A
Guyra
Port Augusta
Walmer
Gold Coast
Nichol Bay
Caboolture
Cressy
Gold Coast
Townsville
Boorowa
Boorowa
Gold Coast
Coffs Harbour
Werribee
Sydney
New South Wales
Mersey
Mid North
Inverell
Elsewhere
Maryborough
Gold Coast
Nichol Bay
Caboolture
Burnie
Gold Coast
Dysart
Boorowa
West Australian
Gold Coast
Coffs Harbour
Werribee
Marconi
The Forest
Mersey
Mid North
Trap 100
Trap 50,75,100
Trap 50
Trap 100
Trap 50,75,100
Skt 300
Ball Trap 50
Trap 50
Trap 50
50T off 25 Metres
75T off 25 Metres
Cont 50
Trap 50
Trap 75,100
Trap 50
Trap 50,75
Cont 50
Twr 50
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MATHOURA SHOOTS IN THE RAIN
Friday the 25th of July and the heavens opened and down
came the rain, possibly putting off some shooters from
attending the night shoot at the Mathoura Gun Club, but
there were still ample competitors
to make it a successful nights competition. Fairly uncomfortable for
the shooters with quite heavy rain
at times, but with a fire outside,
the clubhouse heated, and plenty
of hot food and drink available,
there were very few complaints if
any about the shoot.
The first event was a Night ten target
Points Score Cash Divide, and two
shooters managed a full 30/30 score,
being Bill Simpson (Mathoura) and Euroa
member Laurie Fitzpatrick, and they both
shared the 1st place cash.
by Bill Simpson on a score of 59/75, and Mathoura member Tom
McClusky, having scored a 51/75, put out his hand for the 1st in
C Grade trophy.
Th
The last event was again a Victorian North East Zone Championship,
a 15
1 pair, Night Double Rise, and by this time the rain was reasonably
he
heavy and constant, so good scores were going to be impossible, but to
their credit all shooters competed,
and after it was shot, Les
Comensoli a Cohuna member
led the way with a 21/30 result,
and that earned him the Overall
Winners Sash, and the 1st place
in A Grade trophy, and in these
conditions, well shot Les! Bill
Simpson again put his hand up for
1st in B Grade, having scored an
111/30 result, and local member Peter
M
McClusky shot a very credible score of
118/30, and that earned him 1st place
in C Grade.
Event Two, a 25 target, Victorian North
trick
A real pity about the weather, but at the
East Zone, Night, Points Score ChampionAbove: Laurie Fitzpa
OA PS
pr
presentations all shooters declared they
ship, and without the need for a shoot off
DR
li OA
ha
had enjoyed the night’s competition,
all places were decided, shot in the rain,
Right: Les Comenso
an
and with the shoot running smoothly,
Laurie Fitzpatrick’s score of 71/75 was
even in the bad conditions, the presentations were finished at the early
unmatched by any other shooter, earning him the Overall Winners
time of 10.30pm, giving travellers an easy drive home.
Sash, and 1st place in A Grade. Well shot Laurie! B Grade 1st was won
Woodhouse Wins First
Tumut Championship
Wagga Wagga’s Ben Woodhouse has been a regular competitor at Tumut Clay Target Club, the last three as a AA
grader, but in all that time he has never been an overall
winner. That was until the Tumut August shoot when he
finally won through, taking the Double Barrel Championship after he defeated fellow club member Rob Yeo.
Woodhouse & Yeo were the only shooters to return a
perfect 50/50 in the qualifying round.
L-R: Phil Green OA Cont, Robert Yeo HG
& Ben Woodhouse OA DB
Woodhouse and Yeo along with Tumut secretary Phil Green were
the best in the continental championship, all returning 49/50. The
chance to make it two overall’s on the same day for Woodhouse
disappeared with Green outlasting the Wagga Wagga pair in the
shoot off.
As part of Tumut’s prize pool, there is always a trophy for the best
unplaced Veteran, Lady & Junior if there are 3 or more competitors. August was no exception, with all sections in operation. First
time Junior shooter Ben Lonergan took the Junior Trophy. Ben was
recently introduced into clay target shooting as part of the Tumut
Clubs “Come and Try Clay Target Shooting Day” – a great outcome
for Ben and Tumut Club.
Seasoned Veteran Tom Sutton was the best of the unplaced Veterans
on 84/100 after a number of his fellow veterans featured in the
winner’s circle during the afternoon. Junior Lady shooter Amy Smith
of Boorowa topped the honours in the “best unplaced awards” at
88/100. Amy was especially pleased with her win in so much as
beating fellow club veteran Tom Sutton - well done Amy, we’re sure
you will give Tom more hidings in the future.
L-R: Ben Lonergan Juniors, Amy Smith Ladies
& Tom Sutton Veterans
Tumut is conducting the 2014 Snowy Mountains Trap Carnival
on 11 & 12 October, with Overall’s 1st, 2nd & 3rd in all grades, a
handicap with prizes 1st – 10th as well as lots of section awards and
High Guns – see advert elsewhere in CTSN.
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is hosting the
Northern NSW
Schools
DTL Shooting
Carnival
Friday 31st October 2014
Come and represent
your school
Shooting starts at 10am
25T Double Barrel
25T Single barrel
25T Points Score
10 pair double rise
To be eligible to enter you need
to be at school and a member of
the ACTA
Entry fee $30
Top three scores from each school
will go towards overall trophy
op es for events
Individual trophies
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TA
QC
Queensland ISSF Carnival
It was great to see unprecedented numbers across all the ISSF disciplines
at our State carnival in July. Team members representing Queensland
in Skeet and Trap, including Women’s and Junior Trap teams, all shot
qualifying scores to represent our State at the 2015 Nationals. Well done
to all participants and thanks to the Brisbane Gun Club for hosting this
event again this year.
Coaching
Coaching sessions across all four Zones continue to be extremely well
attended with those held in recent months being no exception. 35 shooters
arrived at Silkwood Clay Target Club over the weekend of 21st & 22nd
June to pick up some DTL tips from our State coaching team of Richard
Morrison, Daryl Stevens and Bill Allan. Well done to the Silkwood
members for conducting this session and the coaches would like to thank
Peter and Leanna Robson for their kind hospitality during their visit.
On 19th July the Gold Coast Clay Target Club also played host to 13
shooters interested in improving their skeet scores. State skeet coach
Laurie Sceresini enlisted the help of respected veteran Neal Dimmick to
assist both new and experienced shooters.
We thank all our coaches for their time and willingness to share their
knowledge to assist other shooters and their services are greatly appreciated by all those attending coaching clinics.
Junior Achievements
There is a growing list of junior shooters getting our attention in the
results of many major shoots throughout Queensland. Condamine’s
Steph Pile top scored in the Women’s team at the State ISSF Carnival
recently with Erin Stewart from Kingaroy also making 1st reserve. At
our State Trap Carnival in May two of the four grade High Gun winners
were also juniors with Melbourne’s Mitchell Iles winning AA and
Antony Ballarino from Port Denison taking A grade. At the same carnival
Springsure’s Tori Powell shot well to qualify for the Ladies postal team
and Jackson Willmann from the Gold Coast not only made the State
open team but also won the open team High Gun. More recently Jackson
won overall High Gun from 158 other shooters at the GCCTC August
Carnival. If you have stories of up and coming junior shooters from your
club, please submit them to the QCTA so we can share the achievements
of our future champions.
ACTA ISSF CHAMPIONSHIPS
Further information contact:
Cherie Hunter Secretary
0427466622
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January 19 - 24 2015
Newcastle Port Macquarie Gun Club
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book accommodation now
ECHUCA CLAY TARGET CLUB
AUGUST 14 2014
VCTA NEZ School Students Championships
It would have been impossible to order a better day
weatherwise for the Victorian North East Zone, School
Students Championships, held at the Echuca Clay Target
Club on Thursday the 14th of August. A clear sunny sky,
just the slightest hint of a breeze, and that allowed the 200
plus students to register some really excellent scores.
After all the students had shot at twenty
targets, in single barrel mode, and
without the need for a shoot off, Bendigo
Senior Secondary College lass, Laura
Woolley, had missed just one target,
and as no other student could match
that result, Laura’s 19/20 made her the
Overall winner on the day. Magnificent
shooting Laura!
After several shoot offs, including all
who had registered an 18/20 score, the
final winners and placegetters were
all organised. In the Senior Boys, the
y
winner was Murray Parton, a Nathalia
olle
Wo
ura
,La
ner
Win
OA
Secondary College Student, having
shot a 23/25. 2nd placing went to Kyabram P-12 student Connor Keck.
Connor had to shoot a 27/30 to earn his 2nd place. 3rd in the Senior
Boys was Braydon Oates of Bendigo South East College with a total
score of 43/50.
The Senior Girls winner on the day was Emma McCulloch from
Wanganui Park Secondary College Shepparton with 15/20, 2nd place
Hayley McCulloch also from Wanganui Park with 14/20, and 3rd
placing went to Emily McCluskey from Echuca College with 12/20.
The Junior Boys ended with Seymour College Student Braydon Baker
taking 1st placing with a 26/30 result, Rhys McGauran from Galen
College Wangaratta shot a 25/30 earning him the 2nd place honour,
and Michael
Rizzeri from Notre
Dame College
Shepparton put
his hand up for
3rd place with a
score of 24/30.
Meshaila Cox
who attends
the Eaglehawk
Secondary College
shot a 21/30 and
that score earned
Senior Girls: L-R Emily McCluskey, Emma McCulloch, her the 1st placing
Haley McCulloch
in the Junior Girls,
Matisse Appleby
of the Catholic
College in Bendigo
collected 2nd
place in the Junior
Girls with an
18/30 score, and
Echuca College’s
Kiara Dean picked
up 3rd place with
a 5/20 result.
Junior Girls: L-R Kiara Dean, Mishaila Cox,
Matisse Appleby
Galen College
Wangaratta was
Winning Zone Team, Galen College Wangaratta: L-R Bryan Green,
Rhys McGauren, Brianna Grassi, Marcus Hines, Daniel Hines
Senior Boys: L-R: Connor Keck 2nd,Murray Parton 1st, Brayden Oates 3rd
the proud school
taking out the
Team category
with an impressive
77/100 result. The
team members
were Bryan Green,
Rhys McGauran,
Brianna Grassi,
Marcus Hines,
and Daniel Hines.
Congratulations
Galen College!
Some mention
of thanks must
Junior Boys: L-R Michael Rizzeri, Brayen Baker,
Rhys McGauren
L-R NEZ: President Glenn Woodhatch, Sponsors Winchester Rep,
Brian Mortenson, Chris Beard NEZ Secretary
be given, firstly to the Echuca CTC committee for the magnificent
condition of the club’s facilities and grounds, a thank you for the
excellent student behaviour during their stay and also a thank you to
the members of the North East Zone and members of the Echuca Clay
Target Club who actually ran the shoot. Finally, a thank you to the
many schools who participated .
Murray Roberts
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KERANG CLAY TARGET CLUB
JULY 13 2014
SIDE BY SIDE MEDLEY
On Sunday the 13th July
2014 the Kerang Clay Target
Club held its annual side by
side shoot.
This annual event considered by
some to be the premier event on
the Kerang shooting calendar was
contested by 35 shooters on a fine
and sunny day. Shooters attended
from far and wide including
Hamilton, Mildura, Robinvale,
Bendigo, Morwell, Harcourt,
Traralgon, Westmere, Streathham, Lascelles, Moulamein, Swan
Hill, and Cohuna. It was good to
see a fine selection of side by side
guns from yesteryear by makers
such as James Purdey and Sons,
W.W Greener, William Powell,
William Cashmore, Cogswell and
Harrison, Army and Navy, Beretta,
FN, Lucchini and Winchester.
The first event was the Side by
Side Double Barrel Championship.
Sponsored by Wayne Clapham
Firearms and Repairs of Kerang.
This 50 Target Double Barrel
Championship saw no shooter
shoot a possible score due to
challenging conditions, however
Trevor Ewert using his William
Cashmore hammer gun only drop
one target and took out the Cham-
pionship with 49/50, followed
by Stephen Holdsworth using a
Lucchini 2nd place with 49/52
after a shoot off with Peter Akkerman’s with his trusty Beretta 3rd
48/52 with Wayne Upton using his
newly obtained Winchester model
23 4th 46/50.
First place in the Under and
Over section of the First Event
was Michael Kadziela with Garry
Cowling Second.
The second event was a 30 target
Double Barrel Points Score Championship sponsored by Hibbert’s
Machinery Kerang. This event
saw 4 shooters shoot the possible.
Cameron Browne was both the
overall and AA grade winner with
144/144 Stephen Holdsworth
Second with 143/144. Michael
Kadziela First in A grade with
114/117 Second Garry Cowling
with 94/99. Daryl Ewert First in
B grade with 89/90 Second Geoff
Manuel 83/90. First in C grade was
Glenn Wilkinson 87/90 Second
was Wayne Clapham 76/90.
Ladies was won by Toni Hogg and
the Veteran’s by Geoff Manuel.
The Kerang Clay Target Club look
forward to seeing all Side by Side
Shooters back in July 2015 for our
next annual side by side cham-
pionship event. Which will be in
conjunction with the Swan Hill
Clay Target Clubs annual side by
side championship to be held on
the following Sunday in July 2015.
Where a High Gun over the 2 side
by side championships will be
awarded.
Trevor Wilkinson
Two Championships shot at Echuca
For their August shoot, the Echuca Clay Target Club held
two large target number Championships, one a 20 pair
Double Rise, the other a 100 target Points Score, and that
total of 140 targets even on a cold miserable day that was
threatening to rain, attracted seven full squads of shooters,
making it a very successful shoot. The other attractions
were excellent trophies, and numerous traps, to keep the
shoot running smoothly, and finish at an early time in
these winter time short days.
The 20 Pair Double Rise Championship was first on the agenda, and
at the completion all places were decided without the need for any
shoot off’s, the Overall Winner was Echuca’s, Craig Fitzgerald, who
on this cold, windy, dull day, managed to
let just two targets escape, a magnificent
result on such a day, Craig also collected
the 1st place in AA grade trophy with his
38/40 score. 2nd in AA grade was taken
by another Echuca member, Patrick Callandro, who shot a 35/40 score. A grade
1st was Tony Plum 31/40, A 2nd Peter
Sing 30/40, B grade 1st was won by the
only B grade shooter present, Echuca’s
Andrew Callandro 28/40, C grade 1st
Carl O’Brien 28/40, and C grade 2nd was
Joshua Knight on a 25/40 result.
Craig Fitzgerald OA DR
SxS L-R: 1st Trevor Ewert, 2nd Stephen Holdsworth, 3rd Peter Akkermans,
4th Wayne Upton
Next event was the big one, an 100 target
Points Score Championship, and again
two Echuca members taking out 1st and
2nd places in AA grade, Steve Traill shot
an excellent score of 291/300 making him
the Overall Winner, and also 1st in AA
grade, and Rhys Eeles with his 287/300
result was not far behind the winner to
become 2nd in AA grade, superb shooting
by both of these shooters on such a
shooter unfriendly day. Shane McCulloch
scored a 275/300 to earn the 1st in A
grade trophy, Darren Knight his 273
earning him 2nd in A grade, B grade 1st
was A Callandro, C grade 1st was colSteve Traill OA PS
lected by C Repacholi on a 246/300
result, C grade 2nd was C O’Brien with a score of 244/300, both these
C grade scores are very good considering the days conditions.
The last trophy to be presented was the encouragement award sponsored by Shepparton City Mowers, thanks to Russell Felmingham,
and it was Emma McCulloch an Echuca member who received the
packets of cartridges.
A well run shoot with a lot of very enthusiastic competitors, all performing well on the day, and even the presentations were all finished
by the early time of 4.30pm, giving travellers the chance to arrive
home at a respectable time.
PS L-R: Cameron Browne OA & AA Daryl Ewert, B Cameron Browne,
A Michael Kadziela, C Glenn Wilkinson
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Murray Roberts
WANGARATTA – SKEET AND DTL
Richard Sammon
Wins Skeet Doubles
Foggy and cold conditions remained
throughout the day at the July Skeet
shoot at Wangaratta on Sunday 27
July. Some new faces turned up for
the two events held which put pressure on our best local members to
compete with.
The first event of a 50 T Championship was
won by Benalla shooter and AA grader Gil
Farish on 60/62 after a shoot off with A
grade competitor Doug McKenzie finishing
on 59/62. Richard Sammon took out 2nd
place in AA with 56/59. Peter Finn, a very
SKEET: L-R: Doug McKenzie, Peter Finn, Gil Farish, Richard Sammon, Corey Wilkinson,
keen Shepparton skeet shooter shot 45/50
Alison Harwood, Brad. Sparling, Colin Finn
winning 2nd place in A grade. It was nice
to see Alison Harwood win B grade 82/86
resulted in High Gun winner Jason Wilson taking out O/All and
after a shoot off with local shooter Brad Sparling on 81/86. Alison
AA grade after a shoot off with Max Gribben 129/129 and 128/129
enthusiastically follows the sport of skeet shooting and is a great and
respectively. David Luelf took home another sash in A grade 69/70
generous mentor to younger shooters taking on the sport. C grader
with Phil Woods in 2nd place on 46/47. Ern Wemyss won B grade
Rick Palmer shot 56/59 winning C grade ahead of junior top shot
with Fred Bienvenu in 2nd place. Fred’s results have improved
Corey Wilkinson 47/50.
of late, which has been a real confidence booster for him. Tom
The club then held a 25 pair Skeet doubles event which resulted in
McGrath shot 27/30 winning C grade and Bob Foster finished 2nd.
Richard Sammon winning overall and first in AA grade with the
unbeatable score of 47/50. David Jackel who was off form a little on
the day took out 2nd place on 43/50. Again, Doug McKenzie from
Melbourne won A grade hitting 45/50, displaying great technique
and controlled follow through on all targets. Peter Finn again came
in 2nd place behind Doug on 44/50. Peter’s son Colin had a nice win
in B grade shooting 46/50 ahead of Callum Palmer with another
good result of 43/50. In a reverse scenario of the first event, Corey
Wilkinson won C grade 41/50 just ahead of Rick Palmer on 40/50.
The overall High Gun winner over the two events was Richard
Sammon 95/100 and best Junior shooter was Corey Wilkinson on
88/100.
DTL High Gun to Jason Wilson
Cloudy skies prevailed on Saturday 16 August for the monthly
Down The Line shoot at Wangaratta. The three 30 target championship events on offer were well received by the enthusiastic
group of local and visiting trap shooters on the day.
The High Gun trophies for the day were awarded to: O/All Jason
Wilson 158/160, Veteran David Luelf 153/160, Junior Ben Antonello
146/150 and Ladies Tina White 135/160.
Our photo taken at the shoot is 15 year old Hayley McCulloch,
visiting from Shepparton. Hayley’s mother Leeona and Hayley’s
twin sister Emma, both absent on the day, are also keen trap
shooters. The family are all members of the Echuca Clay Target
Club. Hayley’s father, Shane, has been involved in the sport for over
20 years and with his wife Leeona enthusiastically support their
twins in their chosen sport. Hayley commenced shooting when she
was 12 and earlier this month won 2nd place in the Single Barrel
event at the Combined District Senior Schools shoot at Echuca. Her
sister Emma also achieved great success at this large event by taking
out 1st place with a result of 16/20.
More information on clay target shooting can be obtained by
contacting Brian Reid ph 57217799.
Event 1 was a Single Barrel Championship sponsored by Angelo &
Wendy Grassi P/L. John Gemmill shot a clean result of 30/30 to
win O/All and 1st in AA, with Jason Wilson taking 2nd on 38/39.
Veteran trapshooter David Luelf dropped one target winning him A
grade and Gordon Twamley, a real all rounder took 2nd place with
32/34. John Hutchison won B grade with a tally of 26/30 ahead of
Ern Wemyss 21/30. C grader Bob Foster won a sash shooting 23/30
one target ahead of junior shooter Angus Beck 22/30.
The Points Score event was sponsored by Peter Antonello & family.
This was nicely won by AA grade Terry Walls 114/115 with Jason
Wilson just behind on 113/115. Tony Plum achieved a win in A grade
86/90 ahead of Phil Woods. Again, John Hutchison performed well
to win B on 82/90 with Fred Bienvenu taking 2nd place. Lady top
shot Kathleen Wilkins won C grade achieving 78/90 points and Tom
McGrath in 2nd place with 72/90.
The final Championship for the day was a double barrel event and
DTL: Hayley McCulloch preparing to shoot
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CLASSIFIEDS
Rates and Conditions
(a) the person is a licensed firearm dealer, or
This section is for the exclusive use of ACTA members, and has
been introduced for the purchase, sale and exchange of personal
equipment.
(b) the proposed sale is to be arranged by or through a licensed
firearm dealer and the advertisement contains such particulars as may be prescribed by the Regulations”.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the new Gun Laws, all classified ads
submitted must include the serial number of all guns advertised, and also the shooter licence number. We are also no longer
allowed to advertise the sale of any pump-action or semi-auto
shotguns or the parts thereof.
The Regulation states, “For the purposes of section 54(b) of the
Act, the following particulars are prescribed in relation to an advertisement for the sale of a firearm that is arranged by or through
a licensed firearms dealer.
Rates (inc GST) are as follows:
(a) the licence or permit number of the seller,
(b) the name and address of the dealer concerned.”
$12.00 — 0-60 words
$24.00 — 60-100 words max.
Advertisers must comply with the copy deadlines as detailed
on page 2 of this issue, and your name, address and telephone
number must be supplied. Copy should be typed or carefully
hand-written.
Payment must accompany advertisement.
NSW Members and Dealers
As stated in Firearms Act 1996, Section 54 “A person must not
cause an advertisement for the sale of a firearm or firearm part
to be published unless:
The Firearms Act 1996 applies to both the Publisher and the
individual placing the advertisement. Failing to abide by this
Section attracts a maximum fine of $5,500.
WANTED TO BUY OR SWAP the following Gun Club
badges. Ayers Rock Gun Club NT, Kangaroo Island SA,
Millicent SA, Toolondo Vic, Sale Gun Club Vic, Warracknabeal Diggers Gun Club Vic. Will pay good prices for badges
in good condition. Also looking for Club histories. Contact Murray Gruar email [email protected]
0409 658 750 or 03 5565 8750
CLUB NEWS
WANGARATTA at the AGM the following people were elected as
Officer Bearers: President: Angelo Grassi, Vice President: Phil Smith,
Secretary: Brett Jory, Treasurer: Phil Smith.
FAR WEST at the AGM the following people were elected as Officer
Bearers: President: Stephen Donnelly, Vice President: Howard Sleep,
Secretary: Roger Freeman, Treasurer: Roger Freeman, Delegate:
Stephen Donnelly, Range Office: Stephen Donnelly.
A
ARARAT
at the AGM the following people were elected as Office
Bearers: President: Bill Harris, Vice President: Andrew Pilgrim, Club
B
SSecretary: Graeme Leslie, Treasurer: Ken Malcolm, Handicapper:
Bill Harris, Delegate: Graeme Leslie, Publicity Officer: Graeme
B
Leslie, Shoot Marshall: All Members, Shoot Secretary: Gavin
L
Horrigan and Bill Harris, Purchase Officer: Bill Harris, Secretary:
H
Bill Harris, Trap Master: Gary Hargreaves.
B
SHOOT CALENDAR
2014
Sept. 19 - 21
Sept. 19 - 21
Sept. 20
Sept. 27 - 28
Sept. 27 - 29
Oct. 4 - 5
Oct. 18
Oct. 25 - 26
Nov. 7 - 9
Nov. 21 - 23
2015
Jan. 1
Jan. 23
Jan. 24 – 26
Feb. 13 – 15
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Qld State Skeet Carnival
Crayfish Carnival
Victorian State Ball Trap Final
QCTA Northern Zone Zone Cont Championships
WACTA DTL State DTL Carnival
Victorian State Olympic Trap
Victorian State Double Trap & ISSF Skeet
Tasmanian State Skeet Carnival
Victorian State Trap Carnival
Roma CTC100th Anniversary
Pioneer Clay Target Club
Geraldton Clay Target Club
Morwell Gun Club
Port Denison Gun Club
West Australian Gun Club
Melbourne Gun Club
Werribee Victorian Clay Target Club
Tasmanian Gun Club Evandale
Echuca CTC
Roma Clay Target Club Inc
New Year’s Day Shoot
Tasmanian High Roller Championship
Tasmanian Trap Carnival
Seaside Carnival
Kerang Clay Target Club
Tasmanian Gun Club
Tasmanian Gun Club
Warrnambool Clay Target Club
ACTA
Welcomes
New Members
89185 SMITH B
89186 FISCHETTI D
BEAUFORT
CANBERRA
INTERNATIONAL
89187 HENDER P
MALLALA
89188 DEGENHARDT E SYDNEY CTC
89189 SAVVAS R
SYDNEY CTC
89190 MIHAS T
SYDNEY CTC
89191 GREEN S
YASS
89192 COOPER I
CECIL PARK
89193 COOPER C
CECIL PARK
89194 WILDMAN R
THE SOUTH
AUSTRALIAN
89195 STEWART R
UPPER HUNTER
89196 DI MAURO C
BRISBANE
89197 WALKER W
BRISBANE
89198 STRONGMAN N
ALEXANDRA
89199 JENSEN M
BUNDABERG
67748 BAYNES C
MAJURA PARK
89200 EDWARDS D
MARCONI
89201 EDWARDS P
MARCONI
89202 BORNHOLDT J
MARCONI
89203 BORNHOLDT J
MARCONI
89204 KOUTSAKIS M
MARCONI
89205 COOPER J
NEPEAN
89206 PAWSEY J
ORANGE
89207 LUMBY B
SPRINGSURE
89208 LUMBY W
SPRINGSURE
89209 BRAID M
BALLANDEAN
89210 ROBERTSON I
GEMFIELDS
89211 YOUD D
MERSEY
89212 CLARK A
MERSEY
89213 BARWICK S
MERSEY
89214 HICKS B
ROMA
89215 MORSCH W
SHOALHAVEN
89216 ROWBOTHAM K
SHOALHAVEN
89217 MOULD J
WARWICK
89218 MCMENIMAN M WARWICK
89219 CORMACK D
WERRIBEE VICTORIAN
89220 ANDREWS B
SEBASTOPOL
89221 BLACKMORE L
SEBASTOPOL
89222 BLACKMORE N
SEBASTOPOL
89223 NASH L
YASS
89224 SCHOFIELD T
YASS
89225 BEKKERS B
MELBOURNE GC
89226 RENSHAW T
MELBOURNE GC
89227 SHUTTLEWORTH B STAWELL
89228 RIGBY R
TOOGOOLAWAH
89229 BEAZLEY B
FINLEY
89230 BEAZLEY C
FINLEY
89231 HARMER D
FRANKSTON AUST.
89232 THEODOROVICS B FRANKSTON AUST.
89233 BAINBRIDGE P
FRANKSTON AUST.
89234 SIMMONS K
FRANKSTON AUST.
66672 LINDSAY J
FRANKSTON AUST.
89235 CARROLL A
COROWA
89236 SWEENEY M
CABOOLTURE
89237 SWEENEY M
CABOOLTURE
89238 SWEENEY A
CABOOLTURE
89239 SWEENEY W
CABOOLTURE
89240 GRAY D
CABOOLTURE
89241 HARDIE A
CABOOLTURE
89242 HARDIE J
CABOOLTURE
89243 WRIGHT A
CABOOLTURE
89244 REIF C
CABOOLTURE
89245 REIF B
CABOOLTURE
89246 GREENLEGS A
NEPEAN
89247 MULLIGAN P
DARWIN
89248 XERRI B
DARWIN
89249 JACKSON K
DARWIN
89250 REILLY D
DARWIN
89251 CURRIE C
REDCLIFFE CITY
89252 SIDHU G
BRISBANE
89253 SIMPSON C
BRISBANE
65961
89254
89255
89256
89257
89258
89259
89260
89261
89262
89263
89264
89265
89266
89267
89268
89269
89270
89271
89272
89273
89274
89275
89276
89277
89278
89279
89280
89281
89282
89283
89284
89285
89286
89287
89288
89289
89290
89291
89292
89293
89294
89295
89296
89297
89298
89299
89300
89301
89302
89303
89304
89305
89306
89307
89308
89309
89310
89311
89312
89313
89314
89315
89316
89317
89318
89319
89320
89321
89322
89323
89324
89325
89326
WARD J
O’CALLAGHAN M
MCADIE D
TUNNICLIFFE S
ROGALSKY D
TAYLOR G
TAYLOR M
TAYLOR C
CHALMERS A
CHALMERS L
SMITH N
KAMPHORST P
HENDRY P
EDIRIWEERA H
BURGOS A
WOODS B
FOX L
SWINEY M
SWINEY K
PARKES S
WICKENS S
STEIN B
PATTERSON R
ORRAH W
ANDERSON R
FAUCHON H
RANDLE S
PRASEL L
NOBLE M
DOYLE S
SIMPSON J
LITTLE M
SMITH S
ROLLS M
WRIGHT T
TAYLOR L
MANN T
PUDDY B
BULL L
BURGESS M
GOMES F
PANAGOPOULOS J
GOLEK H
CHRISTIE J
WILSON S
MCDONALD M
PENNY J
GRAPIGLIA C
SEMMENS T
RAMSAY L
RIMMER I
MCMILLAN R
DEVEREAUX T
SHEARN B
SHEARN W
BAINBRIDGE D
MILLATT P
BAYLY S
GREEN D
CAMM M
ABULISAN M
FRESHNEY B
KEATING D
GAILLARD J
PERKINS D
NIGHTINGALE S
NIGHTINGALE N
NIGHTINGALE V
BEECHING S
LE-MERTON A
WHYTE P
CHAPMAN D
MCKIDDIE L
MCKIDDIE C
WEST AUSTRALIAN
WEST AUSTRALIAN
WEST AUSTRALIAN
WEST AUSTRALIAN
KORUMBURRA
TASMANIAN
TASMANIAN
TASMANIAN
TASMANIAN
TASMANIAN
GLEN INNES
GLEN INNES
WARREN
WERRIBEE VICTORIAN
WERRIBEE VICTORIAN
HOBART
HOBART
SILKWOOD
SILKWOOD
UPPER HUNTER
CABOOLTURE
KORUMBURRA
PIONEER
PIONEER
WAGGA GC
TAMWORTH
TAMWORTH
MELBOURNE GC
MELBOURNE GC
MELBOURNE GC
SHOALHAVEN
BENDIGO
SYDNEY
SYDNEY
CRESSY
CRESSY
CHINCHILLA
CHINCHILLA
CHINCHILLA
MARCONI
MARCONI
MARCONI
MARCONI
TYAGARAH
CONDAMINE
THE C.M.T.
THE C.M.T.
NEPEAN
MELBOURNE GC
MELBOURNE GC
MELBOURNE GC
MELBOURNE GC
MELBOURNE GC
ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS
BRISBANE
BRISBANE
BRISBANE
BRISBANE
BRISBANE
BRISBANE
BRISBANE
BRISBANE
BRISBANE
HERBERT RIVER
MORWELL
MORWELL
MORWELL
MORWELL
MORWELL
TOWNSVILLE
TOWNSVILLE
TOWNSVILLE
TOWNSVILLE
89327 GOMMERS M
89328 MYERSGOMMERS A
89329 GRAHAM B
89330 ROBINSON J
89331 LOUGHMAN D
89332 PARKHOMENKO Y
89333 TSYBUL’NYK V
89334 MCGANN D
89335 APPLEBY K
89336 BARTLEY K
89337 GLOVER W
89338 ROUGHAN J
89339 HICKS M
89340 HUDDEN Z
89341 WEAVER N
89342 CARMICHAEL P
89343 VAINA J
89344 GILHOOLY P
89345 MEARES L
89346 BLACKMUR N
89347 MONTESALVO A
89348 SAMUELS J
89349 DEVESON D
89350 LEAHY P
89351 LEAHY D
89352 DEVESON T
27249 PERRY R
89353 MATERIA F
89354 FRASER M
89355 CHARTERS J
89356 HARRIMAN L
89357 MORTON R
89358 DIB O
89359 GOODMAN P
89360 KANDROS S
89361 EL-MASSRI A
89362 FRANCE J
89363 BACHAN H
89364 MCNAMEE C
89365 CLIPSHAM M
89366 RIMA A
89367 WILKIE S
89368 ROBERTS S
89369 ROBERTS K
89370 BUDEJA C
83971 DIB M
83972 WHITFORD A
89373
89374
89375
89376
89377
89378
89379
89380
62554
89381
89382
89383
89384
89385
89386
89387
89388
89389
89390
89391
89392
89393
40081
89394
RIGTER P
FEAR T
LALLY J
WILSON A
BEATON J
SCOTT J
GREEN B
GOFF M
MCMULLEN L
BAZLEY A
LOWE J
WRIGHT S
MONTEIT M
ENGLISH M
SLOSS S
RUBB P
DORAN S
LONERGAN T
LONERGAN B
LONERGAN Z
HANSFORD T
WALTERS M
DAVIS B
HARDING J
TOWNSVILLE
TOWNSVILLE
ROMA
ROMA
SHOALHAVEN
NEWCASTLE LAKE MAC.
NEWCASTLE LAKE MAC.
NEWCASTLE LAKE MAC.
NEWCASTLE LAKE MAC.
NEWCASTLE LAKE MAC.
NEWCASTLE LAKE MAC.
NEWCASTLE LAKE MAC.
NEWCASTLE LAKE MAC.
NEWCASTLE LAKE MAC.
NEWCASTLE LAKE MAC.
NEWCASTLE LAKE MAC.
GOLD COAST
GOLD COAST
GOLD COAST
GOLD COAST
GOLD COAST
GOLD COAST
GOLD COAST
GOLD COAST
GOLD COAST
GOLD COAST
WERRIBEE VICTORIAN
WERRIBEE VICTORIAN
KERANG
TAMWORTH
BUNDABERG
CALLIDE DAWSON
CECIL PARK
CECIL PARK
CECIL PARK
CECIL PARK
CECIL PARK
CECIL PARK
CECIL PARK
CECIL PARK
CECIL PARK
CECIL PARK
CECIL PARK
CECIL PARK
CECIL PARK
CECIL PARK
CANBERRA
INTERNATIONAL
CLONCURRY
NEWCASTLE LAKE MAC.
NEWCASTLE LAKE MAC.
NOORAT
NOORAT
NOORAT
SCRUBBY CREEK
SCRUBBY CREEK
SYDNEY
TOOWOOMBA
CENTRAL WIMMERA
TOOWOOMBA
TOOWOOMBA
TOOWOOMBA
TOOWOOMBA
TOOWOOMBA
TOOWOOMBA
TUMUT
TUMUT
TUMUT
TOOWOOMBA
COOMA
CECIL PARK
REDCLIFFE CITY
TRADE PRACTICES ACT
The attention of advertisers is drawn to the Trade Practices Act 1974 and the provisions in the Act which apply to advertising. It is not possible for the A.C.T.A. to ensure that advertisements which are published in this magazine comply in all
respects with the Act and the responsibility must therefore be on the person, company or advertising agency submitting
the advertisement for publication. The A.C.T.A. reserves the right to refuse any advertisement without stating the reason.
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ACTA NEWS
ACTA ACADEMY SELECTION
The ACTA Academy is a structured program for our
elite junior shooters. The ultimate aim is to further
develop these athletes in a range of areas so they may
achieve at the pinnacle of their chosen discipline.
When selecting talented athletes for further development there are two ways of doing this; taking
those athletes that have already risen to the top and
identifying those athletes with potential to rise to
the top. The ACTA Academy will select athletes in
2014 both ways through achieving automatic qualification from the National Championships and then
for the remaining positions through application to
the National Coaching Director.
The ACTA Academy will also have a Pathway for
athletes striving to join the ACTA Academy in future
years.
The ACTA Academy will be announced in October
each year after all of the National Events have
been completed. Each athlete will need to accept
the ACTA Academy terms and conditions prior to
announcement.
The ACTA Academy will consist of 12-15 athletes
each year, these athletes need to meet their discipline World Championship requirements as a junior
the following year – so that they may see out at least
one year as a junior e.g. in the year of competition
(2015) be under 21 years hence <20 years 31st Dec
2014.
AUTOMATIC QUALIFICATION
for the 2014/2015 ACTA Academy
For the 2014/2015 ACTA Academy squad automatic
qualification is by being the athlete with the highest
National High Gun Score from their chosen discipline and meeting the age and the grade perquisites
as outlined below.
APPLICATION for entry into
the 2014/2015 ACTA Academy
If you believe you are one of Australia’s elite or
pre-elite juniors and would like to be a part of the
ACTA Academy please fill in an application. Applications can be downloaded from the Coaching & Rules
section of the ACTA Website.
The application asks for D.O.B, current grade, discipline of choice, results and scores from major
championships and events, what coaching camps/
clinics you have attended over the years. We also
want to know what your goals are for the future and
why you should be included in the ACTA Academy.
Applications close September 22nd 2014 and can be
forwarded to [email protected]
GRADE PREREQUISITES at the end of the Nationals
DTL
MALE
FEMALE
AA
<20 years 31st Dec 2014
SKEET
MALE
FEMALE
AA
Sporting Clays
MALE
FEMALE
A
Olympic Trap
MALE
FEMALE
A
Double Trap
MALE
N/A
A
ISSF Skeet
MALE
FEMALE
A
EARLY NOTIFICATION
Due to the 2015 Trap National Championships, the closing date for advertising and
editorial in the MAY 2015 CTSN will close, without exceptions, on MARCH 10 2015
Thinking about attending the National Trap Championships in 2015?
MARCH 20TH–29TH, 2015
National Ground, Wagga Wagga, NSW
Sites available on the ground and accommodation in Wagga should be booked early
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