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Michael Bopf, Greg Newey – SEZ Olympic Trap Champion and Paul Moore
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October 2005 Vol.58 No.10 — Official Journal of the AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC. —
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SEZ QCTA ISSF CHAMPIONSHIPS
The SEZ QCTA ISSF Championships
were held at the Brisbane Gun Club on
the 21st and 22nd of May. Beautiful
grounds and weather conditions set
the scene for some good shooting.
Thelma Meadows & Karl Nasarenko
Brisbane President Micheal Bopf and D/Trap winner
Paul Moore
The cover photo shows Greg Newey being
congratulated on his SEZ ISSF Championship. He is an absolute gentleman who has
given of his time and experience for
decades. He has been instrumental in both
the improvement and enjoyment by many
shooters, both novice and experienced, and
we would like to take this opportunity to
recognise his valued input.
Brandt. The Ladies National DTL High Gun
shot this discipline for the first time and
raised plenty of interest as her scores
improved with each round.
First up was a 50Tgt Cash Divide to warm up
the eyes and the barrels, with some good
scores posted.
Many thanks must go to the hard working
members of the Brisbane Gun Club who ran
the carnival without a hitch. Special
mention to the adorable Thelma Meadows,
it’s hard to decide whether your beautiful
lunches or smile was the best feature of the
weekend. Thanks also to the many travellers
to the Zone who made the shoot all the more
enjoyable.
AA 1st Jar Smaniotto 44/50 2nd Lil Brandt. A 1st
Ivan Litvinov 45/50 2nd Daniel Johnson. B 1st
Ross Spencer 45/50 2nd Paul Vit. C 1st Wayne
Renney 42/50 2nd Mark Chouding
With the cash divided it was down to the
Championship events. Popular SEZ shooter
Greg Newey from the Warwick club earned
the sash with very consistent shooting
throughout the event.
See you in the shoot off,
Paul Moore.
Well shot also to Bill Allan with a 20/25 in
the final, much to the surprise of his fellow
visitors from the West (and his host for the
weekend).
O/A 1st Greg Newey 114/125 2nd Jar Smaniotto
3rd Ivan Litvinov. AA 1st Lil Brandt. A 1st Bill Allan
2nd Jennine Gerrard. B 1st Paul Vit 105/125 2nd
David Menck. C 1st Wayne Renney 99/125 2nd
Paul Moore
After a scrumptious lunch it was time for the
Double Trap Championship. SEZ Secretary
Paul Moore showed he’s not just a pretty
face in the office taking out his first Zone
title. It was hard to get the smile off his face
for a while there.
O/A Paul Moore 40/50. AA Jar Smaniotto 39/50.
A Bill Allan & Greg Newey 34/50. B George Sckaf
37/50
Jar Smaniotto AA grade Double Trap winner
October 2005
Congratulations to all who were in attendance for the friendly and competitive
atmosphere at the club, in particular, Lil
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Volume No. 58
Issue No. 10 October 2005
Official Journal Of the
Australian Clay Target
Association Incorporated
National
President’s
Notes
A n n u a l S u b s c r i p t i o n R a t e : $44
November issue closes September 20
December issue closes October 20
Bill Jones
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email: [email protected]
Tina Hoban, Accounts
Cheryll Kenyon, CTSN
Mandy Mangelsdorf, Membership
Maureen Ryan, Reception
David Jocelyn, Ground Curator
Contact:
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The Right Honourable Malcolm Fraser, A.C., C.H.
President
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The first follow on Junior ISSF camp will be conducted September
24th & 25th at Melbourne Gun Club.
This camp supported by the ASA will feature Australia’s best coaches
and is a wonderful opportunity for those juniors selected.
My personal thanks to Greg Chan & Russell Mark for their help in
getting this camp “off the ground”.
2006 is shaping up to be an outstanding year for the ACTA.
The World Championship field is full with a waiting list now in place
and pre nomination for the National Championship is now being
called for, the field is limited to 800.
Sponsorship arrangements for both events are almost complete, with
every reason to believe, both
the World and National
Championships will be fully
CONTENTS
Presidents Report ...................................................2
sponsored.
This
is
an
VCTA South East Zone ...........................................3
outstanding result and a credit
Ballandean Clay Target Club ..................................4
to the efforts of Andy and
Narromine 100.........................................................7
John Mack.
World Championships, Lonarto, Italy ......................8
To those companies that have
Briley Small Gauge Skeet Extravaganza ..............10
chosen to be sponsors, my
Inverell RSM Clay Target Club..............................12
thanks. I am sure you will not
Northern Zone QCTA ISSF Championships .........13
be disappointed and I look
Your Say................................................................14
forward to long and lasting
Rockhampton Annual Two Day Shoot ..................16
arrangements between our
Shoot Results ........................................................17
trade supplies and the
Mt Gambier Gun Club ...........................................49
National Association.
Psychological Skills for Shooting...........................50
Sydney Clay Target Club ......................................51
Illawarra Gun Club.................................................52
FRONT COVER:
QCTA SEZ Olympic Trap Champion
Greg Newey being congratulated by
Michael Bopf, Brisbane Gun Club
President and Paul Moore QCTA
SEZ Secretary.
ISSF Grand Prix, Echuca ......................................53
In the Trenches .....................................................54
Vale .......................................................................54
Round 2 Peninsula Triangle ..................................55
Herbert River Gun Club.........................................56
Break Badges ........................................................56
Queensland Northern Zone Notes ........................57
Yamba Clay Target Club .......................................58
Jebel Ali .................................................................60
Echuca Gun Club ..................................................61
Mathoura Gun Club ...............................................61
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Club News .............................................................63
Classifieds .............................................................62
Invitation to Join Aus-Shoot...................................62
Shoot Calendar ....................................................63
Arafura Games 2005 .............................................64
ISSN: 1321-3903
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V.C.T.A. South East Zone
P r e m i e r Te a ms Event , R o u n d t h r e e , a t M e l b o u r n e
Round three of the Teams event got
under way just after 10am on the
Saturday of the long weekend in June,
the Handicap was the first event
which started in light rain, but by
squad twelve the rain had moved on
and the remainder of the day was cool
but not wet.
with the Junior Front marker Rohan Clemm
30/32.
the Double Barrel and shot off for the High
Gun. Todd Malone 70/70 was the final victor.
The Ladies High Gun went to Michelle Parks
49/51 and the Junior High Guns:
Eighty four competitors shot at the 25 target
Handicap with eight possibles recorded, last
man standing in the shoot off was 15metre
Junior shooter Jakup Bisevic with 46/46
from Todd Malone 45/46 and third was Josh
Spicer 41/42.
Eighty six entered the 25 target Double
Barrel and twenty nine were able to shoot
them, by the 100th shoot off target there
were only two remaining John Rowe and
Todd Malone. At this time the scoring was
changed to Pointscore, with John 130/130
taking Overall, out lasting Todd 129/130,
who was first in AA Second in AA was
Malcome Green 90/91. Josh Spicer 76/77
took A grade from Charlie Battisti 63/64;
Peter Noy 56/57 won B grade, from John
Pettinato 53/54; Jakup Bisevic 30/31 won C
grade from Michelle Parks 29/31.
The Back marker was Herman Finken 30/31
Five competitors had shot the Handicap and
A grade Franc Finken 48/50, B grade Rohan
Gathercole 49/50, C grade Jakup Bisevic
49/50.
The winning Team was Cerberus # 2
241/250. Brian Barlow, Rob Rees, Phill
Taylor, Simon Howd and David Tabe.
The Junior winning Team was Werribee
94/100. Ryan Frantantaro and Jakup Bisevic
The next round is on the 14th of August at
Werribee and all shooters please note that a
maximum cartridge size of 28 grams applies.
A little information to all those who have
not been to the Melbourne Gun Club
recently, the road to the Club has been
sealed.
Zone Secretary
Chris Carrol
Winning Team Cerberus
John Rowe Over All Double Barrel.
October 2005
Todd Malone High Gun
Junior Team Werribee
Jakup Bisevic Handicap Winner
Franc Finken Junior A grade High Gun
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NSW take 6 in a row at Ballandean Annual
Ballandean Clay Target Club hosted a
record number at its most successful two
day annual carnival in recent years. Cash
and prizes to the value of $7000
contributed to the success, with shooters
travelling from all over Queensland and
New South Wales, and some making their
way north from Victoria. Many of the
New South Wales shooters making the
journey to contest the annual NSW v QLD
Teams Match.
Eighty-six shooters lined up for Saturday’s
competition and a record ninety-seven
shooters shot the Sunday program.
The first event on the program, 30t Granite
Belt Fruit Freighters Double Barrel was won
by Ballandean shooter Ross Waugh. Twentyfour shooter shot the possible, with Waugh
holding out fierce competition to win with a
92/92. Frank Musumeci was 1st in AA, and
Junior Matt Waugh collected 2nd. Gerard
Lynam of Illawarra picked up 1st in A, and
Michael Bertinazzi the 2nd. Kingaroy junior
Jarrod Brown performed well to win 1st in
B, and John Vichie picked up 2nd. New
Ballandean shooter Lance Field picked up
1st in C with Dalby’s Geoff Deacon taking
2nd.
Brian Minos of Redcliffe took out the second
event of the weekend, IPG Marketing 25t
Double Barrel Continental. After shooting
the possible along with another 20 shooters,
Minos shot a creditable 132/132 to win
overall. New South Wales shooter Ray
Jenkins picked up 1st in AA, and
Newcastle’s Kevin Thompson took 2nd. A
grade went the way of Warwick’s Pat
Dignam, with Gold Coast shooter Alan
Jenkins in 2nd. Dimity Boydell of Moree
posted the highest score in B, and the inform Jarrod Brown continued on his
winning way collecting the 2nd. Warwick’s
Kevin Birse picked up 1st in C from Helen
Finch of Glen Innes.
The last event of Saturday’s program, the
Ralph Johns Pty Ltd 20 pair Double Barrel,
exhibited some Double Rise shooting.
Yamba’s Rod Moody shot off with
Ballandean’s George Costanzo after both
shooters posted a 38/40, Moody won the
shoot off to take overall with a score of
47/50 with Costanzo taking 1st in AA, and
Ray Jenkins taking 2nd. Michael Bertinazzi
continued his great form to pick up 1st in A
from Kingaroy’s Gary Brown taking 2nd.
Dimity Boydell shot a stunning 35/40 to win
B and QCTA President Dennis Harwood
collected second. Dalby’s ‘Lucky’ Geoff
Deacon ended the day with the 1st in C, and
a re-grade to B, and Kevin Birse was again
in the places with the 2nd.
At the close of Saturday’s program, shooters
and punters studied the form of all
competitors, making notes to assist in their
bidding for the Calcutta Auction held later
that evening at Stanthorpe’s International
Club. With tummies full of Italian grub,
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Members of NSW team in the Ballandean CTC NSW v QLD Teams Match 2005
Sash and High Gun Winners Ballandean CTC 2 day Annual 2005
Wayne Cosmo, Manager of Stanthorpe
Rural, presents $1000 to winner of the Stanthorpe
Rural 1000 Tim Bourke of Tamworth
punters embarked on some careful, and
sometimes careless bidding and buying
under the sometimes comical hammer of
Calcutta auctioneer Scott Mann.
Sunday’s program commenced with the
Shamrock Marketing 25t Pointscore,
incorporating the Qld v NSW Teams Match
Elimination. Competition was strong in the
Points event with all shooters hoping to
make their respective state teams, nothing
under 72 made the Qld team, and the high
60’s qualified for NSW. With shooters now
qualified, the Qld team felt confident they
would take the title, and some sweet revenge
Matt Waugh Junior High Gun winner with sponsor
John Vichie of John Vichie Firearms
later in the day, as NSW have held the title
for five consecutive years. Ben Durkin of
Texas took out overall after shooting off
with Moree’s Brian Kniepp and Qld
representative from the Sunshine Coast.
Durkin posted a 111/111, Porfiri took 1st in
AA and Matt Waugh was 2nd. Brian Kniepp
took out 1st in A from Sunshine Coast’s
Wayne Murray. Jarrod Brown was 1st in B
with local shooter Fil Lofaro 2nd. Kevin
Birse continued his great form to take 1st in
C, with Ballandean’s newest member (and
proprietor of the Ballandean Tavern) Ian
Elms collecting 2nd.
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Brian Minos winner of IPG Marketing
25t Continental
Ross Waugh winner of Granite Belt Fruit
Freighters 20t Double Barrel
Dimity Boydell winner of Chemworld Stanthorpe
Ladies High Gun
Cameron Schoenfisch of Warwick blitzed the
competition to take overall in the Burton &
Sons Retravision 50t Combination, after
shooting off with Toowoomba’s Robbie
Smith and Ballandean’s SJ Puglisi. Robbie
Smith went on to win 1st in AA from
Condamine’s Shane Meagher. SJ Puglisi took
out 1st in A and Brian Kniepp collected 2nd.
DJ McLean shot beautifully to take 1st in B
with a 49/50 after a shoot off with Jarrod
Brown. Lance Field was once again
collecting, a 1st in C, with Sam Nucifora of
Redcliffe taking home 2nd.
all thanks to the generous support of
Stanthorpe Rural. Tim Bourke of Tamworth
held on in the shoot off to claim the $1000,
Frank Musumeci pocketed $500 for 2nd,
Glen Innes shooter Craig Bloxsome was 3rd
and Ballandean junior Sam Waugh took
home 4th.
Skinner, Peter Smith, and Mark Formaggin.
The much anticipated Stanthorpe Rural
1000, Ballandean’s premier event had the
adrenaline pumping. The 30t Grade
Handicap event boasts a cool $1000 for 1st,
$500 on 2nd, $250 for 3rd, and $100 on 4th,
Burton & Sons 50t Combination winner
Cameron Schoenfisch
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The curtain call for the weekend, the much
coveted Qld v NSW Teams Match ended the
weekend. The top 12 shooters from the
Points headed to the lanes to fight for State
supremacy. Although NSW went into the
event as underdogs, to their absolute delight
they stormed home as the victors. The proud
NSW team was made up of: Brian Kneipp,
Rod Moody, Dicky Bennett, Geoffrey Baxter,
Kevin Burke, Andrew Pirlo, Kevin Harding,
John Kent, Kevin Thompson, Andrew
Paul Moore winner of Gibb Bros
Brisbane AA Grade High Gun
High Guns went to:
New England Logging Overall High Gun Rod
Moody
Gibb Bros Brisbane AA Grade High Gun
‘Popular’ Paul Moore
Gibb Bros Brisbane A Grade High Gun Chris
‘Bud’ Lee
Gibb Bros Brisbane B Grade High Gun
Jarrod Brown
Gibb Bros Brisbane C Grade High Gun Kevin
Birse
John Vichie Firearms Junior High Gun Matt
Waugh
Stanthorpe Sports & Camping Veterans High
Gun John Kent
Chemworld Chemist Ladies High Gun Dimity
Boydell.
Rod Moody winner of New England
Logging Overall High Gun and Ralph
Johns Pty Ltd 20 pr Double Rise with
David Haynes representative of Ralph
Bud Lee winner of Gibb Bros Brisbane
A Grade High Gun
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THE NARROMINE 100
Fine, though cold, weather this year was seen for
the Narromine 100 held on 25th & 26th June.
Adequate shelter and several heaters provided
warmth for the shooters and visitors. Plenty of
hot food was available throughout the days to
warm from the inside.
A different format was trialed this year, splitting the
Narromine 100 over two days, with additional events.
It was well received with shooters from as far as
Urunga, & Sydney to Cobar attending.
Both days started off with a 30 Target Medley off 15m
with cash divide prizes, before moving into the
respective two quarters of the Narromine 100 Target
Double Barrel Handicap. Each day saw an additional
event put together as we moved through the events
quicker than expected.
Luke Kirkby, Bernadette Seve (6th), Frank Seve (3rd), Stewart Kidd (Sponsor AgnVet), David
Hamilton (4th), Louis Grech (2nd), Rick Fitzalan (1st), Max Betts (5th) and foreground Hamish Kidd.
Overall High Gun was won by Rick Fitzalan of Tottenham with a score
of 96/100 taking home $1000 plus additional prizes.Other overall place
winners were: 2nd Louis Grech, Narromine 93/100, 3rd Frank Seve,
Sandy Hollow 103/111, 4th David Hamilton, Narromine 102/111, 5th
Max Betts, Tomingley 91/100, and 6th Bernadette Seve, Sandy Hollow
91/102. An additional prize, donated by WM Rae, was awarded to
highest score from 21m or over. This prize was given to Luke Kirkby.
Our club was lucky to have sponsorship from several local business
houses. We sincerely thank each of these businesses: Robert Hansaker
Ford, Dunavant Australia, Ag n Vet, Inland Petroleum, Darling
Irrigation, ANZ Bank, Stockman Motor Inn, Narromine Hotel/Motel &
Peppercorn Motor Inn.
Kerry Woods
Photos by Clayton McLauchlan
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Equal winners of 2nd Quarter Tony Norris, Jeffery Nash & Rick Fitzalan
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World Championships Lonato Italy
May 23 - 31, 2005
Coach: Greg Chan
Team Admin: Gleniss Lawrence
Massage Therapist: Darien Roach
Trap: Michael Diamond, Adam Vella,
Tom Turner. Suzy Balogh, Stacy Roiall,
Deserie Baynes
Double Trap: Russell Mark,
Tom Turner, Nathan Cassells
Skeet: George Barton, Clive Barton,
Cherie Reeves.
Jnr Trap: Brendan Burgess, Todd
Malone, Lisa Cameron.
Jnr Double Trap: Nicholas Kirley, Dean
Reeves, Ronald Lawrence.
Gleniss brought the Junior team directly to
Lonato whilst the seniors flew up from the
Rome World Cup. Both groups had their
dramas getting there. The Juniors missed
their connection in Frankfurt and had to
wait six hours for another, and as is the case
these days two guns did not arrive leaving
Gleniss and two Juniors to wait at the
airport till 7:30pm for them to arrive on a
later flight. They finally arrived at the hotel
at 10:00pm, nearly 40 hours after leaving
home.
Australian Junior Team at the World Championships
Garda. We had previously stayed at the
Benaco and whilst basic was clean and close
to restaurants albeit a one kilometre walk
down a steep hill to the centre of town.
Walking down, no problems. Walking back
up the hill on a full stomach, was another
story.
The seniors only had a 45 minute flight, so
how hard can that be I hear you say. When
flying with Alitalia, damn hard. They
charged us 30 Euro ($55) for each gun to be
put through security for the flight to Verona
airport. Fair enough, security comes at a
price. Then when we get to Verona, they stiff
us for another 20 Euro ($35) per gun to get
them out of security ...... only in Italy.
Lonato is the centre of the shooting world as
far as passion for the sport and facilities go.
It has a great range made up of 7 trap fields
and 5 skeet fields with 3 superimposed. It
has as a backdrop made up of a 25m high
mound at the 100m mark. The mound is
covered with green shade cloth and with the
grass between the bunker and the mound
makes for one of the best backgrounds
anywhere. The machines used are the Italian
Serena’s.
Our hotel was the Benaco in Desanzano a
beautiful town on the shores of Lake del
As the entries for this World Championships
were also large the trap and skeet was to be
contested over 3 days instead of 2. All
events carried Olympic quotas for Beijing
with them being awarded to the highest
unquotered shooter (a shooter may only win
one for any Olympics)
Double Trap
1. Almaktoum A. UAE 143 + 46 = 189
2. Wang N CHN 141 + 46 = 187
3. Park J KOR 138 + 47 = 185
4. Holguin J USA 141 + 41 = 182
5. Di Spigno D ITA 137 + 44 = 181
6. Fokeev V RUS 138 + 42 = 180
25 Turner T AUS 128 (43 43 42)
39 Cassells N AUS 121 (40 40 41)
46 Mark R AUS 118 (42 37 39)
Ahmed Almaktoum the Athens Olympic
gold medallist backed up with a tremendous
performance
to
win
the
World
Championship. His guns with the 60mm
high ribs were certainly a talking point and
after his win will probably have a bigger
Australian Team at World Championships Lonato Italy.
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Italians is no mean feat as there are many
powerhouse nations in the world of trap
shooting and this silver team medal again
shows that Australia is consistently up
among the top ranked countries in the
world. Michael and Adam shot well on what
is a proven range for producing lower
scores.
Women’s Trap
1.Gelesio D ITA 70 + 21 = 91
2. Laritcheva I RUS 71 + 19 = 90
3. Nattrass S CAN 69 + 20 = 89
4. Kiermayer S GER 69 + 17 = 86
5. Ma H CHN 68 + 17 = 85
6. Baynes D AUS 68 + 13 = 81
19. Balogh S AUS 66 (23 24 19)
34. Roiall S AUS 62 (17 23 22)
World Championship Team Medalist’s - L - R Australia (Silver), Italy (Gold), France (Bronze)
The Italian Gelesio has made the transition
from double trap to trap with ease as she
wore down the Russian in the single barrel
final to emerge the winner. Deserie did well
to make the final considering she has had a
year off from international competition but
had a final she would rather forget. Suzy
and Stacy both had one round that put them
out of the race but showed they will be more
than competitive in the future.
Junior Men’s Trap
1.Panizza M ITA 116 + 1
2. Davis B GBR 116 + 0
3. Meunier J FRA 115
21. Burgess B AUS 108 (23 23 21 23 18)
30. Malone T AUS 104 (20 22 22 17 23)
Junior Women’s Trap
1. Galvez F ESP 64 + 1
2. Burton A GBR 64 + 0
3. Sledge S USA 62
11. Cameron L AUS 56 (17 21 18)
Junior Men’s Double Trap
1. Richmond J USA 132
2. Swanton B RSA 127
3. Conti R ITA 126
15 Kirley N AUS 104 (38 30 36)
16 Lawrence R AUS 100 (35 35 30)
17 Reeves D AUS 96 (31 28 37)
Deserie Baynes (AUS) salutes the crowd in the Women’s trap final.
interest than ever. The Aussies struggled
with the quicker, flatter targets and never
found their timing and rhythm.
Women’s Skeet
1. Giradet-Allard V FRA 72 + 24 = 96
2. Vitali C ITA 72 + 21 = 93
3. Bartekova D SVK 71 + 21 = 92
4. Wei N CHN 70 + 21 = 91 + 2
5. Spada K ITA 70 + 21 = 91 + 1
6. Meftakhetdinova Z AZE 70 + 20 = 90
25. Reeves C AUS 64 (22 22 20)
Whilst not up to the level of the top shooters
Cherie performed well considering this was
her first international event.
Men’s Skeet
1. Hancock V USA 123 + 25 = 148
2. Falco E ITA 122 + 25 = 147
3. Graves J USA 121 + 25 = 146 + 26
4. Al Rashidi A KUW 121 + 25 = 146 + 25
5. Golding A DEN 121 + 24 = 145
6. Rodriguez J CUB 120 + 23 = 143
36. Barton G AUS 116 (24 24 24 22 22)
50. Barton C AUS 114 (23 25 20 23 23)
The 16 year old American Vincent Hancock
reversed the tables on Falco from the Rome
World Cup the week before by just one
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target. This kid has just won in Korea,
second in Rome and now won the Open
World Championship, not a bad effort from
three starts. He is certainly the talk of the
shooting world at the moment. Both the
Barton boys were in the mix after the first
day but then faded out of contention. Whilst
the new reverse double rule on station four
has lowered the averages slightly, it hasn’t
taken the top shooters long to work it out.
The occasion got the better of the Juniors
and while they didn’t perform as well as we
know they can, they gave it their best shot.
This is the youngest team we have ever
taken to the Worlds with one being 14, two
16 and the rest under 19. They all have time
left in the Junior ranks and as long as they
learn and benefit from the experience it will
hold them in good stead for the future.
1. Fabbrizi M ITA 121 + 23 = 144
2. Mola M ITA 121 + 21 = 142
3. Glasnovic J CRO 120 + 21 = 141 + 4
4. Bindrich K GER 121 + 20 = 141 + 3
5. Santana L ESP 120 + 19 = 139
6. Pellielo G ITA 120 + 17 = 137
12. Turner T AUS 119 (23 24 24 24 24)
18. Diamond M AUS 118 (24 23 24 23 24)
19. Vella A AUS 118 (23 24 23 25 23)
Teams : 1. ITA 362, 2. AUS 355, 3. FRA 354
With the World Championships over all we
had to do was exit the country and you
would think that with 600 shooters all doing
just that, it would be a relatively easy task.
Apparently if you were flying with any
airline other than Alitalia that would be true.
The bottom line is they wanted to charge us
150 Euro ($280) excess for each gun,
multiply by 16 guns..... After 2 hours of
arguing we checked the guns to Frankfurt
only, collected them there, rechecked them
and got away without paying any excess.
The Italians shot exceptionally well to have
all three in the final. Tom performed
consistently to be only one target out of the
final, and the team shot well enough to take
the team silver. Running second to the
Overall the team did not perform to their
own high expectations but we cannot afford
to procrastinate, as our focus must now turn
to preparing for the Commonwealth Games
in Melbourne in March 2006.
Men’s Trap
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Briley Small Gauge Skeet Extravaganza
Small gauge Skeet shooting will be the main focus at the Sydney
Olympic facility Cecil Park on 12th & 13th November 2005.
With the overhaul of the National Shooting ground Wagga in
preparation for the World DTL Championships next year, a change of
venue was required for the 2005 Skeet Nationals. Cecil Park was
selected. A change of program for the Skeet Nationals saw Saturday
12th November free of competition and with no Pre National
program the NSWCTA saw the opportunity to promote Skeet with the
commencement of two new Small Gauge Championships.
POSITION VACANT
Applications are invited from qualified
for
20 REFEREE POSITIONS
at the
7 t h Wo r l d D T L C h a m p i o n s h i p s
7th to 9th April 2006
I n t e r e s t e d p e rs o n s s h o u l d a p p ly t o :
E xe c u t i v e O f f i c e r
PO Box 466, Wag ga Wag ga, NSW 2650
A High Gun over the 200 Targets has been sponsored by Mialls Gun
Shop Frankston. The trophy donated is a full set of Briley Side Kicks
with 410, 28, & 20 Gauge. This is a tremendous trophy and should
increase interest in the event.
Winchester has agreed to sponsor the two NSW Championships and
Winchester Small Gauge Ammunition will be used as trophies for
both championships. Winchester Small Gauge ammunition will be
available at the ground.
Shooters who don’t have small gauge guns will have the opportunity
to compete in these events as a pool of guns will be available for
shooters to use.
TRAP REFEREES
These are paid positions
A 28 Gauge and 410 Gauge NSW State Championship both of 50
Targets will be shot on Saturday 12th, to follow on the Sunday 13th
will be the 7th National 20 Gauge Skeet Championship of 100
Targets. This gives Skeet shooters the chance to shoot 200 Small
Gauge targets over the two day weekend.
If you require the use of these guns please contact David Coleman
on 0417 929 131 or 02 6931 4454 to make a booking. If you have
small gauge guns you are prepared to add to the pool also make
contact.
On both Saturday and Sunday traps will be available for practise
giving shooters who don’t shoot the small gauges time to fine tune
for the Nationals program.
All that remains is for Skeet Shooters to support this new promotion.
The organisers sincerely thank the sponsors Briley/Mialls Gun Shop
and Winchester for their continued support and involvement in Clay
Target Shooting.
THE AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION
presents the
2006 NATIONAL OLYMPIC
DISCIPLINE CHAMPIONSHIPS
TO BE HELD AT THE
CECIL PARK CLAY TARGET CLUB,
OFF ELIZABETH DRIVE CECIL PARK
SATURDAY JANUARY 7
TO TUESDAY JANUARY 17, 2006
FULL PROGRAM IN THE NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER ISSUES
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Briley Small Gauge
Skeet Extravaganza
Comprising
2 State Championships &
National 20 Gauge Championship
At
Cecil Park Clay Target Club
Saturday 12th November 2005, 10.00am Start
Event 1: 50T NSW State 28 Gauge C'Ship
Event 2: 50T NSW State 410 Gauge C'Ship
Trophies – Winchester Small Gauge Ammunition
Nominations: $30 per event
Overall: State Red Sash & Silver NSW Badge
Grades Medals 1st & 2nd: AA-A-B-C
Sunday 13th November 2005
7th National 20 Gauge Skeet C'Ship 100T
Nominations: $60
Overall High Gun over 2 day program (28G, 410G & 20G)
Trophy Full Set of Briley Side Kicks
Organised by Cecil Park CTC & NSWCTA
N o m i n a t i o n s C l o s e : 1 0 a m S a t u rd ay
C o n t a c t : David Coleman 0417 929 131
W i n c h e s t e r a m mu n i t i o n
av a i l a ble at the gro u n d
Don't have a small gauge gun?
No problem, a pool of Small
Gauge guns will be available
for shooters to access
Mialls Gun Shop
59 Pla y n e S t
Frankston 3199
P h : 03 7831576
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Inverell R.S.M Clay Target Club
Northern Zone Continental Championship Carnival
Saturday 18th June Inverell held the Northern Zone Championship Shoot. Weather was cool but clear with a very low
attendance of only 27 shooters from the NZ shooters. The day
started with the NZ 50T Ball Trap Championship O/A with a fine
50/50 was Darren Bourchier Goondiwindi, A Grade Ken McBean
Inverell, B Henry Phillip Cessnock, C Ian Larkings Glen Innes.
Event 2 was the NZ 40T Cont Mixed Targets Championship O/A
with a well shot 60/60 Dale Ellis Guyra, AA Michael Hickey Glen
Innes, A Jim Roberts Inverell, B Ian Larking Glen Innes, C Lance
Kent Inverell. Event 3 NZ 25T D/B Cont Championship O/A with
a great possible Geoff Baxter 70/70, AA Peter Holmes Tamworth,
A Darren Bourchier Goondiwindi, B Rus Wesslink Grafton, C
Lance Kent. To finish the day off was the 20PR NZ D/D Championship After a lengthy shoot off between four pairs of shooters
who shot the possible 1st were Ken McBean & John Kent 42/42
Inverell, 2nd Dave Pischke & Matt Colley 41/42 Inverell, 3rd
Neal & Helen Gay Camel Hill 37/38.
Sunday the 18th greeted everyone cold and good light rain, but no one
complained about the rain & no wind. With only 18 shooters showing
up (something must have scared them off) The 1st event 15PR D/R NZ
Championship O/A with a Fine 28/30 John Sleightholme Tamworth,
AA Ken MeBean Inverell, A Ralph Larkings Glen Innes, B Tyson
Kennedy Inverell, C Lance Kent Inverell. The 2nd event 25T S/B NZ
Cont Championship. O/A with good shooting Jim Roberts 47/49
Inverell, AA Ross Freestone (with the Flu) Tamworth, A Ralph Larking
Glen Innes, B Tyson Kennedy Inverell, C Lance Kent Inverell. The last
event for the day was the 25T P/S Cont Championship O/A with an
unbeatable 75/75 Ralph Larkings Glen Innes, AA Ross Freestone
Tamworth, A Jim Roberts Inverell, B Tyson Kennedy Inverell, C Lance
Ralph Larkings, O/A Highgun 293/300
John Sliegtholme & Peter Holmes
Kent Inverell. Now to the Overall & Grade winners Overall High Gun
went to Ralph Larkings of Glen Innes 203/215, AA Grade Ken McBean
Inverell 201/215, A Grade Jim Roberts Inverell 199/215, B Grade Tyson
Kennedy Inverell 180/215, C Grade the old Fox Lance Kent 165/215,
Ladies Cindy McBean Inverell 180/215, Veterans John Kent Inverell
197/215, Junior Tyson Kennedy Inverell 180/215.
To the squads of shooters who attended from Guyra, Moree, Tamworth,
Glen Innes, Goondiwindi, Grafton, Camel Hill, Cessnock and the locals
thankyou very much for your support. Thankyou to the visiting
shooters and members for turning up. The members who helped JK set
up & kept the traps full and to the kitchen staff and raffle people and
we better not forget the office staff who kept the paper flowing
throughout the 2 days a big thankyou. Peter Holmes the NZ President
was on hand to hand out the sashes to the winners thanks Peter.
Ken McBean, President
N.Z D.T. L Trap Nationals
March 18th - 25th 2006
Canterbury Clay Target Club - McLeans Island
Contact, Bev Searle Ph; (03) 3832-074 Fax; (03) 3832-079
Email; [email protected]
Saturday 18th March - N Z Ball trap National Championship, 50 targ et
Sunday 19th March - N Z Handicap by Distance National Championship, 50 Targ et
Monday 20th March - N Z Double Rise ( 15 Pair) and
N Z Mini`s (25 targ e t ) N a t i o n a l C h a m p i o n s h i p s
Tuesday 21st March - NZ Triples National Championship 45 targ et (18m)
Wednesday 22nd March - N Z Single Rise National Championship, 50 Targ et
Thursday 23rd March - N Z Single Barrel National Championship, 50 Targ et
Friday 24th March - N Z Points Score National Championship, 50 Targ et
Saturday 25th March - N Z Mack i n t o s h Teams Event.
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Northern Zone QCTA ISSF Championships
On the weekend of 25th and 26th June the
Cairns Target Shooting Club hosted the
Northern Zone ISSF Championships. It was
decided to forgo the usual Double Trap
Championship in favour of an increased
Trap and Skeet programme of 175 targets
plus Final. The response to this was positive
for the Trap, attracting 24 shooters from
11 clubs. Unfortunately, as always the Skeet
had less competitors, and the event was
completed, minus the Final, with only four
shooters.
Host club member Jar Smaniotto sought
sponsorship for the event, and thanks to the
generosity of Nimmo Bruce Firearms
Specialist, Peter Nuebecker Electrical, Battery
World, Exact Crash Repairs, Jar’s Tiling
Service, Dexter Barnes, Clay Targets
Australia and Remington Shot Shells the
Northern Zone was able to offer sizable prize
money and trophies for the Trap event for
the first time.
The Skeet event was completed on the
Back Row (L-R): Northern Zone President Wayne Reeves (3rd), Lui Poplin (C), Bruce Murphy (A), Jar Smaniotto
(O/A), Derek Bruce (AA), Andrew Carr (B) and sponsor Dexter Barnes.
Front Row(L-R): Cherie Reeves (Skeet O/A), Michelle Beecham (Women’s Trap), Adin Richardson (Junior Trap)
and Nimmo Bruce (Veteran’s Trap).
Saturday, with Overall going to Cherie
Reeves of Normanton, second to Steve
McDowall, Cairns, third to Pat Dury, Townsville, and fourth to Henry Haythorpe also
of Townville.
The Trap event was a little more fiercely
contested, with Jar Smaniotto emerging
victorious from the single barrel Final, with
a total score of 181-200, followed closely by
Dexter Barnes, of Frankston Australian
Gun Club on 178-200, having closed the gap
by shooting an impressive 22 in the Final,
just edging out Wayne Reeves, Normanton
on 176-200. AA Grade went to Derek Bruce,
Cairns, A Grade to Bruce Murphy,
Townsville, B Grade to Andrew Carr, Cairns,
and C Grade to Lui Poplin, Burdekin Clay
Target Club. The Women’s section was won
by Michelle Beecham, Frankston Australian
Gun Club. The Junior section went to Adin
Richardson, Gold Coast Clay Target Club,
and Nimmo Bruce, Cairns took out the
Veteran’s.
A big Thank You must go the Cairns Target
Shooting Club for hosting the event, the
sponsors and visitors for making it a success,
volunteer refs and scorers, and everyone
who helped in any way. We look forward
to seeing you in Normanton for the 2006
Northern Zone ISSF Championships.
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I agree wholeheartedly with Peter McDonald’s letter in August news
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elite few want bigger prize value, let them dig deeper, don’t
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I have been a registered shooter since 1963 and have competed at
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I’ve agreed with and some not, but this, penalising every shooter
for a few is just not on. Seems like a case of too many chiefs and
not enough Indians.
Alf James.
Member No 3572
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Secondly I presume, after a lot of negative feedback from Shooters
and Clubs, the rules board have done a backflip on the Grade
Percentages, that no one wanted in the first place. On the eye and
ear protection being optional, any one in our sport should make
that a priority. We only have two of each.
Now, all that has to be done is put the Angles and Distance Targets,
back to what they where, and stop BUGGERISING around with our
sport.
Merve McNight
Member # 32133
Dear Your Say
I have a simple question to which I would like an honest answer.
There are 5 Clubs in the Sydney metropolitan area which in the
1998 financial year had approx 2000 registered ACTA members
which at the time contributed directly and indirectly $30,000 to the
State Ass and $10,000 to the Zone.
I believe that membership has fallen in recent years but I estimate
that in the last 7 years at least $150,000 to $200,000 has been
contributed correct me if I am wrong.
The answer I am seeking is how that money was spent. I have
certainly not seen any benefit to my Club.
Leni Crema
Member No. 1637
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Dear Your Say,
Further to the very valid points made by K Calder (Sept issue)
regarding prolonged trap shoot offs, I would like to make the
following comments. Firstly, remember much has been done
recently to make D.T.L. targets much more shootable and this has in
fact created the problem with which we are now faced. Therefore,
why not remove the problem by reverting to the previous rules of
widening the angles and throwing the target fifty metres? I would
be most surprised if there was not a significant decrease in the
number of possibles shot and a similar decrease in “long breaks”.
Long term, we may even produce better shooters.
Another couple of changes for consideration would be to shoot more
Continental (possibly points score) and Handicap (meterage) events.
Don’t forget that in order for clubs to have funds to buy targets for
these extended shoot offs, someone has to pay, so as long as this
trend continues so will the probability of increases in club fees or
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Dear Your Say
I read with interest the letter from Peter McDonald in the August
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I agree with his objection as here in NSW the levy collected by the
NSWCTA benefits only 5% of NSW shooters.
The levy has been collected since 1999 and not a cent has trickled
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Member No 1637
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Rockhampton Annual Two Day Shoot
One hundred and forty shooters from all parts of the State
travelled to Rockhampton for the Annual Two Day Shoot on
the Queen’s Birthday long weekend in June. With perfect
Queensland weather and shooting conditions, and a record
number of shooters, there was not much time to sit around.
The Committee and volunteers were kept on their toes and
were glad to see Sunday arrive.
The generous support from our sponsors saw a great display of
trophies and a $2,000 handicap purse. As every Club would know
sponsorship is the key to staging a successful event and special
thanks goes to the following sponsors:- Cambridge Hotel Motel,
Hastings Deering, Laceys TJM 4x4 Megastore, Campco’s Great
Outdoors Centre, Thomas & Coffey and Clay Targets Australia. When
in Central Queensland please support our sponsors.
Event One was the 30 Target Medley Capricornia Championship and
the Overall Winner was Frank Robinson from the Central Burnett
Clay Target Club with a score of 75/75.
Other results were as follows:- 1st AA Grade:- Rodney Woodrow
74/75 2nd AA Grade:- Kevin Jarrick 99/100. 1st A Grade:- Pat
Lonergan 74/75 2nd A Grade:- Rick Kennedy 69/75. 1st B Grade:Patrick Esmond 73/75 2nd B Grade:- Allan Love 49/50. 1st C Grade:Terry Gordon 49/50 2nd C Grade:- Ross Olive 48/50.
Event Two was the 30 Target Lacey’s TJM Single Barrel Capricornia
Championship and the Overall Winner was Shawn Ryan from the
Springsure CTC with a score of 35/35.
Other results were as follows:- 1st AA Grade:- Bruce Powell 30/31
2nd AA Grade:- Frank Robinson 35/37. 1st A Grade:- Terry Busiko
28/30 2nd A Grade:- Brian Muirson 35/38. 1st B Grade:- John Soppi
34/35 2nd B Grade:- Lance Dunn 32/34. 1st C Grade:- Terry Gordon
27/30 2nd C Grade:- Daniel Barletta 26/30.
Event Three was the 30 Target Thomas & Coffey Double Barrel
Capricornia Championship and with daylight running out the shoot
off was held under lights. The Overall Winner was Kevin Jarrick of
the Gold Coast CTC with a score of 100/100.
Other results were as follows:- 1st AA Grade:- Shawn Ryan 99/100
2nd AA Grade:- Malcolm Bell 79/80. 1st A Grade:- Robbie Dunn
33/34 2nd A Grade:- Bryan Graving 32/33. 1st B Grade:- Doug Tyson
34/35 2nd B Grade:- Julie Allan 33/34. 1st C Grade:- Gary Taylor
31/32 2nd C Grade:- Trevor Gordon 35/39.
Saturday night dinner was provided by the Cambridge Hotel Motel
and enjoyed by all. With a few refreshments most shooters had an
early night to prepare for the next days shooting. The Roma boys did
their bit again by raffling thirty-four bottles of spirits for the
weekend.
Shawn Ryan Overall High Gun Winner
Frank Robinson Overall Winner
Capricornia Medley Championship
Event Four was the 30 Target Hastings Deering DB Continental
Capricornia Championship and the Overall Winner was once again
Shawn Ryan from the Springsure CTC with a score of 81/81.
Other results were as follows:- 1st AA Grade:- Kevin Jarrick 80/81
2nd AA Grade:- Grant McPherson 61/62. 1st A Grade:- George
Hogarth 40/41 2nd A Grade:- Barry Zimple 31/32. 1st B Grade:- Neil
Bell 30/31 2nd B Grade:- Tom Mylrea 37/38. 1st C Grade:- Andrew
Olive 29/30 2nd C Grade:- Dean Mayne 30/32.
Event Five was the 30 Target Campco Pointscore Capricornia
Championship and the Overall Winner was Robert Nugent of the
Roma CTC with a score of 96/96.
Other results were as follows:- 1st AA Grade:- Shawn Ryan 95/96
2nd AA Grade:- Mick Howard 140/141. 1st A Grade:- Robbie Dunn
141/144 2nd A Grade:- Rick Kennedy 140/144. 1st B Grade:- Patrick
Esmond 100/102 2nd B Grade:- Bryan McMillan 99/102. 1st C
Grade:- Matthew Krause 86/90 2nd C Grade:- Andrew Olive 82/90.
The Capricornia Team Challenge was held in conjunction with the
Pointscore event and the winning team with a score of 522/540 was:Bruce Powell, Lil Brandt, Bill Allan, Mark Warnock, Paul Moore and
Mick Howard.
Event Six was the 30 Target DB Cambridge Hotel Motel $2,000 Cash
Handicap and the winner was Matthew Allan of the Dalby CTC with
a score of 40/40. Second place went to Terry Gordon 39/40, third
place was Ross Olive 28/29, fourth place Julie Allan 30/31 and fifth
place Jamie McIntyre 39/40.
The High Gun winners were:Overall High Gun: Shawn Ryan 251/255
AA Grade High Gun: Kevin Jarrick 248/255
A Grade High Gun: Robbie Dunn 242/255
B Grade High Gun: Patrick Esmond 240/255
C Grade High Gun: Ross Olive 231/255
Ladies High Gun: Lil Brandt 234/255
Veteran High Gun: Robbie Dunn 242/255
Junior High Gun: Anthony Nugent 229/255
We would be amiss if we did not mention the efforts of Karen and
her helpers who did a wonderful job in the kitchen and kept smokos
and lunches flowing throughout the weekend. Also a big thank you
to all who lent a hand on the weekend, your help was very much
appreciated.
Keven Jarrick Winner Double Barrel
Capricornia Championship
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Robert Nugent Overall Winner
Pointscore Capricornia Championship
Last but not least thank you to the travelling shooters, without your
support the shoot would not have been the success it was. Be sure to
put this event on your agenda next year.
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Shoot Results
Northern Territory
Alice Springs 24/07/05
Fine (12): 25 SKT: B Evans 23/25, A Brown
21/25, P Dos Santos 18/25; 5 EO: A Brown,
J Niland & T Laker; 25T DB: AA: B Evans
25/25; B: R Flett 24/25; C: B Kittle 22/25; 25
HC PS: P Dos Santos 110/117, R Flett
104/117, B Kittle 94/108, B Evans 98/102, T
Evans 85/102.
Alice Springs 14/08/05
Fine & Sunny: 50T Sporting Clays: 1st B
Evans 42/50, 2nd S Morris 37/50, 3rd J
Niland 31/50, 4th B Kittle 26/50, 5th R Kittle
12/50; 5T EO: B Evans, R D Sousa & T Laker;
50T DB: OA & AA: B Evans 50/50; AA: A
Brown 43/50; B: T Harker 49/50; C: B Kittle
47/50; 25T SB Club HC: 1st T Laker 37/37,
2nd Tom Evans 33/38, 3rd M Niland 29/32,
4th J Niland 25/28, 5th P DeSantos 28/31.
Darwin 07/08/05
Fine (20): 50T SKT: A: J Doyle 43/50; C: G
Hennessy 37/50; 25 PR D/T: B: J Williams
37/50; C: D Howe 38/50; 50T Trap: A: T
Robinson 40/50; B: J Williams 39/50; C: G
Bateson 40/50.
Burnie 06/08/05
Windy & rain (20): State Night SKT CS: OA
Hobart 31/07/05
Fine & Sunny (30): 25T DB: AA: D Hallam
51/51; A: G Dance 25/25; B: G Jackman
31/32; C: AJ Foster 25/25; 25T PS: AA: A
Kenny 75/75; A: M Crow 74/75; B: C Miller
71/75; C: R Smith 64/75; 25T SB: AA: D
Dennison 29/30; A: S Webb 30/32; B: J
Green 24/27; C: Amelia Kenny 22/25; 75T
MXD: OA: S Glover; 25T SKT HC: 1st DP
Williams 32/36, 2nd D Dennison 30/36, 3rd
K Schott 29/35.
& A: A Spinks 47/50; AA: P Rockliff 44/50;
B: P Turner 45/50; C: G Brain 44/50; 10PR
DR AA: C Rockliff 17/20; A: A Spinks 17/20;
B: M Norris 15/20; C: G McBain 13/26; State
Night D/D: 1st J Foster & C Rockliff 19/20,
2nd D Martin & A Spinks 17/20.
Cressy July
Mersey 16/07/05
Very wet (22): 50T SKT CS: OA & A: G
Blaskett 48/50; B: M Latham 47/50; C: K
Hibble 40/50; 50T DB CS: AA: T Atkins
50/50; A: H Von Stieglitz 46/50; B: Ward
49/50; C: Hicks 42/50; 25T PS: AA: G
Blaskett 74/75; A: H Von Stieglitz 69/75; B:
Von Stieglitz 67/75; C: D Dawkins;
Encouragement Awards to Phillip &
Anthony Bornstein.
Rosebery 24/07/05
Rain, rain, wet (15): 20T DB CONT S/S: AA:
P Francis 19/20; A: R Hart 19/20; B: D
Tasker 20/20; C: J Hart 15/20; 50T DB CONT
CS: OA & AA: G Enniss 60/61; A: R Blazely
49/50; B: I Tasker 47/50; C: J Hart 42/50;
30T DB Trophy: AA: G Enniss 26/30; A: A
Spinks 30/30; B: R Ware 28/30; C: J Hart
25/30.
Western Australia
Boyup Brook 14/8/05
Warm & Sunny (20):John Harley Memorial
100 DB: OA: S Williams; A: 1st D Burnett,
2nd D Fortune; B: 1st N Boyle, 2nd F
Staniforth-Smith; C: 1st D Frazer, 2nd F
Campbell.
Tasmania
Bothwell 17/07/05
Cold/Fine (16): 100T DB: AA: S Browning
97/100; A: M Crow 95/100; B: G Jackman
93/100; C: M Belbin 88/100.
Cool Breeze (39): 30 DB CONT: AA: B Smith
47/47; A: G Pinner 46/46; B: G Peters 36/37;
C: G McBain 29/31; 30 SB CONT: AA: G
Blaskett 29/30; A: J Crosswell 29/33; B: J
McBain 29/30; C: S Dunlop 20/30; 40 PS
CONT: AA: B Smith 119/120; A: J Crosswell
114/120; B: J McBain 115/120; C: S Dunlop
116/120; HG: B Smith 177/180; Escalator: G
Blaskett.
Busselton 05/08/05
Overcast (17): 75T SKT CS: O/A & Club
Champion: N Tarves 72/75; A: 1st P House
71/75, 2nd A Gorton 69/75, 3rd P Fost
68/75; B: 1st T Davies 71/75, 2nd F Ward
68/75, 3rd G Coles 72/80; C: 1st W
McGillvray 68/75, 2nd M Pelle 68/79, 3rd J
House 67/79.
Edgehill 09/07/05
Fine (28): 25 DB CD: AA: J Bainbridge 25/25;
A: M Daden 24/25; B: 1st A Tyrrell 25/25, Eq
2nd G Kutzer & G Evans 24/25; C: 1st J
House 23/25, 2nd R Hay 22/25; 50 DB HC
Tom Rose Memorial: 1st R Peskett 48/51,
2nd J Bainbridge 47/51, 3rd P Bowles 53/58,
4th H Royendyk 52/58, 5th P House 47/53;
5 DB HC: 1st R Peskett 23/23; Club
Champion HC: P Bowles.
Geraldton 17/07/05
Fine (26): Ch/Ch: OA: T Blakeney 115/119,
Runner up D Vanderleur 113/119; AA: D
Vanderleur; A: J Dohnt; B: S Johnston; C: J
KATANNING CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
invites you to the
51st Cherry Tree Pool Field Championship
and State Mixed Targets
5th & 6th November 2005
Saturday 5th Nov 8.30am
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
Event 5
10 PTS one winner AA/A Grades
one winner B/C grades
25 PTS 1st, 2nd, 3rd each grade
40T State Mixed Targets
O/All & 1st, 2nd, 3rd each grade
25 S/B 1st, 2nd, 3rd each grade
25 D/B 1st, 2nd, 3rd each grade
High Guns Open, Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
over events 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5.
Sunday 6th Nov 8.30am
51st Cherry Tree Pool Field
Championship
80 targets 1st to 6th place
Clegg Memorial Championship
1st, 2nd & 3rd places
Ladies, Juniors & Veteran
Championships
1st, 2nd & 3rd places
Camping available by arrangement only
Enquiries President Trevor Kowald 08 9821 0074
Secretary Tim Catling 08 9821 2525.
October 2005
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Oliveri; HG: T Blakeney & D Vanderleur;
Most Improved: B Ganfield.
Geraldton 24/07/05
Fine (23): 100 SKT: OA: T Blakeney, Runner
up: G Day; HG: M Watson; Most Improved T
Blakeney; A: M Watson; B: G Day; C: B
Wellington.
Newman 24/07/05
Warm & calm (23): 50T DB CS: OA: P
Starlick 52/52; AA: 1st T Stingel 51/52, 2nd
J Chandler 48/50; A: 1st O Bolger 49/50,
2nd S Hawke 73/75; B: 1st T Castelli 48/50,
2nd S Mahoney 46/50; C: 1st J Kyle 53/59,
2nd D Withers 52/59; 50T SB CS: OA: L
Brown 48/50; AA: 1st J Chandler 45/50, 2nd
T Stingel 40/50; A: 1st A Zadow 46/50, 2nd
A Cahill 48/54; B: 1st T Castelli 46/50, 2nd G
Cornell 44/50; C: 1st D Withers 44/50, 2nd
C McQuillan 35/50.
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Northam 12/08/05
Wet & windy (13): 25 DB: A: 1st P Morrison
24/26, 2nd L Shipp 26/28; B: 1st R Lynam
28/28, 2nd L Morrison 27/28; C: L Amazzins
22/25, 2nd B Gilbert 20/25.
S.A.C.T.A
Northam 14/08/05
Fine & cool (57): 10SB: OA: B Kuser 14/14;
50 PS: OA: M Shipp 149/150; AA: 1st B
Kuser 146/150, 2nd D Fox 144/150; A: 1st J
Oliveri 148/150, 2nd R Meagher 170/174; B:
1st V Oliveri 146/150, 2nd G Cole 136/153;
C: 1st M Howard 132/150, 2nd B Gilbert
118/150; LAD: W Cole 139/150; JNR: C Giles
139/150; VET: B Boschelli 137/150; 25 SB:
OA: L Bager 35/36; AA: 1st D Fox 31/33, 2nd
B Forward 23/25; A: 1st D Bozuric 34/35,
2nd J West 28/30; B: 1st R Appleton 23/25,
2nd G Cole 23/26; C: 1st G Watson 23/25,
2nd M Craven 22/25: HG: OA: D Fox
332/345; LAD: W Cole 303/345; JNR: C Giles
316/345; VET: I Halbert 304/345.
STATE ISSF
CARNIVAL
5/6 NOV 2005
Venue: State Shooting Park
Parks Road, Virginia, South Australia
South Australia
Sat 5 & Sun 6 9:00am
1:
Barmera 07/08/05
Fine & cool (32): 25T I S.U. SKT: OA & C: B
Wilksch 26/33; A: 1st F Guyett 21/27; B: 1st
H Nunn 22/29; 20T Wally Germein
Memorial HC: OA: M Mammone 33/33; 2nd
R Maywald 32/33; 3rd F Albanese 31/33;
25T DB: A: 1st R Maywald 57/57, 2nd E
Schmaal 56/57; B: 1st M Huxtable 37/39,
2nd B Wilksch 36/39; C: 1st C Shaddock
28/30; 2nd D Albanese 27/30: 25T PS: A: 1st
T Shaddock 75/75, 2nd M Mammone 74/75;
B: 1st B Morris 73/75, 2nd F Guyett 71/75;
C: 1st T Crook 72/75, 2nd R Mammone
68/75; HG: T Shaddock 137/145.
Bordertown 24/07/05
Windy & cold (26): 50T DB CS: OA & AA: A
Steele 58/58; AA: 2nd G Steele 57/58; A: 1st
D Honeyman 50/50, 2nd P Winser 49/50; B:
1st K Burzacott 49/50, 2nd B Hawker 47/50;
C: 1st F Baker 45/50, 2nd B Lock 43/50; 20
PR D/D CS: 1st A Lock & B Andrews 24/24,
2nd W Hawker & A Hawker 23/24, best
lower grade: B Lock & C Mayberry 18/20.
Broken Hill 09/07/05-10/07/05
Freezing (Sat 38, Sun 35): 50T SKT DBLS:
OA: D Simson 51/54; AA: 2nd G Farish
48/52; A: 1st G Young 50/54, 2nd J
Cunningham 48/52; B: 1st P Casey 45/50,
2nd R Thorne 48/54; C: 1st S McCarthy
39/50, 2nd K Williams 38/50; LAD: L Watson
37/50; VET: H Nunn 39/50; JNR: B Baker
43/50; 50T SKT Singles: OA: L Roberts
54/55; AA: 2nd A Lucchitti 53/55; A: 1st G
Young 60/62, 2nd R Walsh 59/62; B: 1st P
McWilliam 47/50, 2nd P Casey 81/85; C: 1st
M Dally 47/50, 2nd D Woolcock 45/50; LAD:
L Watson 44/50; VET: H Nunn 47/50; JNR: B
Baker 45/50; 50T Commomnwealth Night
SKT: OA: A Lucchitti 48/50; AA: 2nd G Farish
46/50; A: 1st B Foley 50/54, 2nd C Willman
46/54; B: S Chambers 47/58, 2nd T Harvy
46/58; C: 1st D Woolcock 50/58, 2nd M
Dally 49/58; LAD: L Watson 36/50; VET: J
Cunningham 42/50; JNR: B Baker 31/50;
100T SKT CS: OA: G Farish 136/137; AA: 1st
L Roberts 98/100, 2nd H Mountjoy 122/125,
3rd A Lucchitti 121/125; A: 1st R Walsh
135/137, 2nd B Spring 108/110, 3rd L
Charles 97/100; B: B Baker 96/100, 2nd B
Baker 94/100, 3rd P McWilliam 91/100; C:
1st K Williams 85/100, 2nd S McCarthy
84/100; LAD: W Wellam 94/100; VET: H
Nunn 95/100; HG: OA: G Farish 194/200;
AA: L Roberts 193/200; A: R Walsh 204/214;
B: B Baker 186/200; C: D Woolcock
165/200.
Broken Hill 13/08/05
Fine & sunny (24): 50T SKT: A: R Walsh
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50/50, 2nd Peter Hocking 48/50; B: G
Jennings 47/50, 2nd C Degoumois 46/50; C;
1st W McAllister 45/54, 2nd W Haskard
44/54; 20T DB TWR: A: 1st B Cook 35/35,
2nd G Jennings 24/25; B: 1st J Lemmich
26/27, 2nd D Lemmich 25/27; C: 1st W
Palmer 22/22, 2nd D Gray 21/22; 25T B/T: A:
1st D Lemmich 24/25, 2nd R Walsh 41/43;
B: 1st W Channing 22/26, 2nd B Foley
21/26; C: 1st B Montesso 22/25, 2nd W
Palmer 19/25; 25T CONT: OA: R Walsh
131/131; AA: 2nd D Nicholls 130/131; A: 1st
P Hocking 44/45, 2nd C Jennings 43/44; B:
1st D Gates 32/35, 2nd W Plamer 31/35; C:
1st B Montesso 25/26, 2nd D Gray 24/26;
LAD: E Jennings 20/25; VET: B Foley 22/25;
JNR: R Gates 19/25; 25T SB: A: 1st B Cook
38/38, 2nd D Nicholls 37/38; B: 1st W
Palmer 22/25, 2nd B Foley 20/25; C: 1st K
Durston 20/25, 2nd B Montesso 19/25; OA
HG: P Hocking 141/145.
Eastern Zone 06/08/05
Fine (43): 25T PS CS: OA & A: T Shaddock
75/75; A: 2nd K Strother 74/75; AA: 1st W
Hawker 74/75, 2nd H Megaw 92/93; B: 1st
L Sharam 71/75, 2nd I Dunbar 70/75; C: 1st
T Cook 71/75, 2nd C Mason 69/78; LAD: L
Beelitz 72/75; VET: P Johncock 68/75; JNR:
B Hawker 67/75; 25T SB CS: OA & AA: D
Beelitz 30/31; AA: 2nd G Steele 34/36; A:
1st G Height 29/31, 2nd T Shaddock 30/32;
B: 1st L Sharam 27/32, 2nd J Groves; C: 1st
C Shaddock 22/25, 2nd F Baker; LAD: L
Beelitz; VET: P Johncock; JNR: B Lock 19/27;
25T DB CS: OA & AA: R Andrews 84/84; AA:
2nd M Medhurst 83/84; A: 1st B Menzies
28/28, 2nd L Beelitz 27/28; B: 1st K
Burzacott 24/25, 2nd L Sharam 51/54; C:
1st F Baker 24/25, 2nd B Lock 22/25; LAD: S
Byrnes; VET: P Johncock 24/25; JNR: C
Mason 19/25; HG: OA: T Shaddock 122/125;
AA: W Hawker 120/125; A: G Height
117/125; B: L Sharam114/125; C: T Crook
112/125; LAD: L Beelitz 116/125; JNR: F
Baker 110/125; VET: P Johncock 113/125.
International 17/07/05
Cold/rain-showers (30): 25 SKT: A: 1st W
Wilksch 25/25; B: 1st P Marmorale 24/25,
Eq 2nd M Martini & A Vilcins 23/25; C: C
Graham 22/25, Eq 2nd P Marcoionni & A
Dallmolle 21/25; 20 PR D/R: A: 1st D
Oliviero 38/40, Eq 2nd W Wilsch & E
Parletta 37/40; B: 1st L Ciaramellano 36/40,
2nd C Graham 31/40; C: 1st S Bowley
22/40; 25 CONT: A: 1st W Wilksch 56/56,
2nd B Piteo 55/56; B: T O’Connor 42/43, 2nd
G Charlambous 41/43; C: 1st S Bowley
22/25; 50 DB: AA: 1st E Marianello 85/85,
2nd E Parletta 84/85; A: 1st P Marmorale
125 tgt State Oly m p i c Trap C/Ship $50/$38
Overall, 1st & 2nd AA A B C Wom & Jnr
(Shot 100 tgt Sat, 25 tgt + Open Final Sun)
S u n d ay 6 N ov 9 : 0 0 a m
2:
75 pair State Double Trap C/Ship $60/$45
Overall, 1st & 2nd AA A B C Wom & Jnr
Event 2 nominations close at 10 00am
All Events
Women & Juniors reduced nominations
Eligible for category and grade trophies,
If wish to compete for overall, full noms apply
O p e n O / A l l S i l v e r S A B a d g e & Sash,
(Overall does not take Grade)
Grades, Wo m e n & Ju n i o r
SACTA Pew t e r M e d a l l i o n s
(Category & Grades – 1st require min of
2 entrants
2nd require min of 4 entrants)
State , Postal and Shoulder to Shoulder Teams as
per SACTA 2005 State Pro g r a m m e B o o k
P ro g r a m m e s u b j e c t t o M a n a g e m e n t
Camping/Showers available on Grounds
P r e s i d e n t : John Holder 08 8270 1310
S e c r e t a r y : John Hamer 08 8353 2125
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International Gun Club
Birthday Shoot
15th and 16th of October 2005
Park Road, Virginia SA Ph 8380 9686
You are invited to our Birthday Shoot and enjoy two great days of
shooting, eating, socialising, fun and prizes
Day 1 Saturday 15th Oct Starting at 10 00am sharp
Event 1
25 Target Handicap
Sponsored by RIO Oceanic
Prizes Top 5 with Sash overall, Noms. $15.00 LJV $12.00
Event 2 25 Target Pointscore C/ship
Sponsored by Bianco Builders Hardware and Comit Farms
Prizes 1st and 2nd AA, A, B, C Noms. $15 00 LJV $12.00 Sash for Overall and remaining Grade winners
Event 3 25 Target Double Barrel C/ship
Sponsored by Beretta Australia
Prizes 1st and 2nd AA, A, B, C Noms $15 00 LJV $12.00 Sash for Overall and remaining Grade winners
Event 4 15 Pair Double Rise
Sponsored by Mondello Farms
Prizes 1st and 2nd A, B, C Noms $15.00 LJV $12.00 Sash for Overall and remaining Grade winners
Presentation will be held at conclusion of days shooting followed by a FREE BBQ all welcome
Day 2 Sunday 16th Oct Starting at 10.00am sharp
Event 5
Event 6
Event 7
Event 8
25 Target Skeet C/ship
Sponsored by Adelaide Gun Shop
Prizes 1st and 2nd A, B, C Noms $15.00 LVJ $12.00 Sash for Overall and remaining Grade winners
50 Target Trench
Sponsored by Omega Foods & Advanced Pools
Prizes 1st & 2nd A, B, C Noms $20.00 LVJ $15.00 Sash for Overall and remaining Grade winners
25 Target Single Barrel C/ship
Sponsored by Winchester Australia
Prizes 1st and 2nd AA, A, B, C Noms $15.00 LVJ $15.00 Sash for Overall and remaining Grade winners
50 Target Double Barrel C/ship
Sponsored by La Vera Fine Foods
Prizes 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C Noms $20.00 LVJ $15.00 Sash for Overall and remaining Grade winners
High Gun Overall High Gun Events 1-8
Donated by Earmold Australia Prize for each Grade AA, A, B, C
The International Gun Club extends its Sincere Thanks and Appreciation to all
Sponsors and Prize donors.
All enquiries please contact John Zuppa on 0419 877 665 President International Gun Club
Note: Individual event overall Sash winners receive an overall sash but not a grade sash. Vet, Ladies
and Jnr Prize awarded if 4 or more shooters.
October 2005
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50/50, Eq 2nd P Marcoionni & R Fleming
49/50; B: 1st B Wilksch 71/72, 2nd C
Graham 61/62; C: 1st S Bowley 46/50; VET:
P Marcoionni & M Martini 49/50; OA : E
Marianello 85/85.
International 31/07/05
Perfect: 100T Trench HC: 1st T Piteo 87/100,
2nd G Koniopoulos 82/100, 3rd B Piteo
86/100, 4th P Christou 81/100; 30T D/Trap:
B: 1st P Marmorale 36/60; C: 1st S Vartuli
27/60, 2nd E Marianello 29/60.
Mallala 24/07/05
Breezy (25): 10T DB Compulsory Divide: A: R
Fleming 10/10; B: W Spackman & L Cottell
10/10; C: J Parker & A Goodridge 10/10; 20T
DB: OA & A: R Fleming 20/20; A: 2nd N
West 21/22; B: 1st T O’Connor 38/39, 2nd G
Hopgood 37/39; C: 1st B Duncan 18/20, 2nd
J Parker 18/21; 20 PR DR: OA & A: B Finch
32/40; A: 2nd B Cottell 27/40; B: 1st B
Zanker 22/40, 2nd T O’Connor 20/40; C: 1st
J Parker 28/40, 2nd K Church 26/40; OA HG:
B Finch 57/70.
Mid North 07/08/05
Fine (20): 10T CD: B Duncan & R Thompson
10/10; D Morony, D Cooper, N Bowman, M
Pontifex, G Morony & K Zaniol 9/10; 25T SB
CS: A: G Morony 22/25; B: 1st R Thompson
23/26, 2nd P Munting 26/29; C: 1st D
Morony 19/25, 2nd D Lee 18/25; 25T DB
CONT: A: K Zaniol 24/25; B: 1st T Bowman
25/27, 2nd B Duncan 24/27; C: 1st D Lee
23/25, 2nd B Duncan 23/27.
Monarto-Alexandra 17/07/05
Clear/very cold (23): 25T SKT: A: 1st K
Buzzacott 20/25; B: 1st P Kay 23/25, 2nd T
Shaddock 22/25; C: 1st W May 21/25, R
Clark 20/25; 25T DB Y & M Rohrlach
Memorial: AA: 1st P Kay 127/127; A: 1st T
Shaddock 25/25, 2nd P Johncock 24/25; B:
1st W May 24/25, 2nd N Grigg 27/29; C: 1st
T Dunn 25/25, 2nd K Church 25/27; 20T PS:
AA: R Clark 96/99; A: 1st F Albanese 59/60,
2nd P Johncock 57/60; B: 1st N Grigg 58/60,
2nd S Bormann 53/60; C: T Dunn 57/60, 2nd
S Cook 55/60; 20T HC: 1st R Clark 29/29,
2nd N Grigg 28/29, 3rd S Cook 34/35; HG: R
Clark 101/105; Junior Encouragement
Trophy: D Albanese.
Monarto-Alexandra 13/08/05
Overcast, mild (51): 25T DB: AA: 1st D
Oliviero 34/34, 2nd D Martini 33/34; A: 1st
R Mayward 41/41, 2nd A Famiglietti 40/41;
B: 1st T Dunn 31/31, 2nd D Schubert 30/31;
C: 1st J Anderson 25/27, 2nd S Cook 24/27;
50T State Cont DB CS: OA: R Mayward; AA:
1st L Higgins 60/61, 2nd D Oliviero 52/53;
A: 1st R Mayward 61/61, 2nd A Famiglietti
48/50; B: 1st B Pobke 48/50, 2nd K
Buzzacott 47/53; C: 1st B Dempster 45/50,
2nd K Church 43/50; 10T DB Night EO CD:
AA: P Hendy, L Higgins, D Oliviero & J
Fidock 10/10; A: G Height & R Mayward
10/10; B: A Dunn & T O’Connor 10/10; C: B
Dempster & S Cook 10/10; 50T State Night
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PS CS: OA: P Hendy; AA: 1st P Hendy
144/150, 2nd K Prescott 134/150; A: 1st G
Height 142/150, 2nd N West 134/150; B:
1st D Schubert 143/150, 2nd B Lloyd
137/150; C: 1st B Dempster 133/150, 2nd J
Anderson 121/150; HG: P Hendy 222/230.
Mount Gambier 09/07/05
Overcast, wet (36): 25T ZoneHC: OA: P
Fabris 25/25, 2nd K Mules 29/30, 3rd A
Hoare 28/30, BM T Reschke 27/30; 25T DB
CS: AA: 1st M Medhurst 97/97, 2nd P
Cleggett 96/97; A: 1st K Mules 39/39, 2nd P
Winser 38/49; B: 1st F Kentish 24/25, 2nd A
Walters 25/27; C: 1st A Moody 44/46, 2nd D
Frost 43/46; 30PR Zone DR CS: AA: 1st M
Medhurst 56/60, 2nd A Pollock 54/60; A:
1st B Menzies 54/60, 2nd K Mules 51/60; B:
1st P Davis 45/60, 2nd F Kentish 43/60; C:
1st F Baker 44/60, 2nd A Mody 37/60; HG:
A Pollock 118/130.
Mount Gambier 13/08/05
Fine, windy (46): 25T B/T CS: AA: 1st M
Medhurst 24/25, 2nd H Megaw 31/33 A: 1st
T Reschke 25/28, 2nd J Kent 24/28; B: 1st R
Hammatt 23/25, 2nd G Lamond 22/25; C:
1st A Moody 16/25, 2nd J Bird 15/25; 25T
PS CS: AA: 1st M Medhurst 75/75, 2nd P
Telford 73/75; A: 1st J Kent 83/87, 2nd A
Hoare 82/87; B: 1st M Lamond 69/75, 2nd S
Henderson 66/75; C: 1st A Moody 68/75,
2nd H Telford 63/75; 25T SB CS: AA: 1st M
Medhurst 25/25, 2nd H Megaw 24/25; A:
1st J Humphris 24/25, 2nd R Hammatt
23/25; B: 1st G Kenny 22/25, 2nd P Davis
20/26; C: 1st J Bird 16/25, 2nd A Moody
16/26; 25T DB CS: AA: 1st M Medhurst
55/55, 2nd G Steele 54/55; A: 1st R
Hammatt 30/30, 2nd W Lindner 29/30; B:
1st A Walters 25/25, 2nd F Kentish 24/25; C:
1st H Telford 23/27, 2nd A Moody 22/27;
HG: M Medhurst 148/150.
Port Augusta 17/07/05
Calm, sunny (7): 50 SKT HC CD: J Pope
50/50; 50T SKT: A: J Pope 50/50; B: R
Freebairn 49/50; C: N Ellis 45/50; HG: J Pope
100/100.
South Australian 24/07/05
Cool & Breezy (28): SKT CS: OA & A: W
Wilksch 45/50; R Dower 52/54; B: R Pitt
59/62, K Mules 57/61; C: R Clark 44/50, K
Williams 43/50; TWR CS: OA & A: R Dower
34/35, B August 33/35; B: B Baker 23/27, A
Vilcins 22/27; C: J Fidock 25/28, D Fidock
26/31; PS GR: A: R Clark 74/75, A Vilcins
73/75; B: K Polst 70/75, J Rice 69/75; C: S
Cook 72/75, S McDonald 67/75; DB CS: OA &
A: W Wilksch 46/46, J Fidock 88/89;B: S Cook
46/46, N Grigg 23/25; C: D Fidock 22/25, S
McDonald 21/25; VET: S Halikiopoulos 23/25;
OA HG: R Dower 143/150.
South Australian 14/08/05
Windy & cold (29): SKT CS: OA & A: R Dower
62/62, L Schubert 61/62; B: Benn Baker
46/50, B Baker 49/54; C: K Williams 42/51,
D Albanese 41/50; TWR GR: A: C Jacobs
CENTRAL ZONE CARNIVAL
Sunday 30th October 2005
One day only
Venue: Monarto-Alexandra C.T.C.
10.00am Start
25 tgt Central Zone Skeet Championship
10.30am
15 tgt Medley E/0
25 tgt Central Zone Double Barrel Championship
25 tgt Central Zone Single Barrel Championship
25 tgt Central Zone Pointscore Championship
Overall High Gun
Secretary Brian Zanker 08 8527 2135
President John Byrnes 08 8541 3209
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25/25, R Dower 32/33; B: Benn Baker 24/25,
A Vilcins 23/25; C: F Albanese 24/25, C
Scheer 22/25; PS GR: A: S Halikiopoulos
72/75, P Quire 74/78; B: K Polst 74/75, K
Redford 67/75; C: D Albanese 68/75, K
Brown 66/75; DB CS; OA & A: F Albanese
27/72, A Vilcins 25/27; B: C Abela 24/25, L
Ciaramellano 24/26; C: S Bowley 23/25, D
Albanese 22/25; VET: S Halikiopoulos 24/25;
OA HG: L Schubert 166/175
Southern 17/07/05
Fine rain, cool & a bit windy (24): 10T EO: D
Fidock, J Mitchell, J Higgins & J Fidock
10/10; 25T HC: 1st P Baxter 26/28, 2nd M
Jaeger 25/28, 3rd R Leake 24/27; 25T PS CS:
OA & A: J Fidock 75/75; A: 2nd J Mitchell
71/75; B: 1st A Dunn 73/75, 2nd M Jaeger
68/75; C: 1st P Dunn 67/75, 2nd D
Humberstone 66/75; 25T DB: AA: 1st J
Fidock 24/25, 2nd J Higgins 23/25; A: 1st P
Baxter 24/25, 2nd J Mitchell 23/25; B: 1st M
Jaeger 29/30; C: 1st D Fidock 23/25, 2nd D
Humberstone 23/25; John Stewart Reilly
Memorial HG: J Fidock 122/125.
Southern Yorke 24/07/05
Wet & windy (12): 25T SKT: 1st D Lee
19/25, 2nd D Cooper 18/25, 3rd W
Bowman 15/25; 10T DB EO: R Thompson &
G Morony 10/10; 25T DB GR: A: G Morony
21/25, 2nd R Thompson 23/25, 3rd K
Humphrys 24/25; 25T PS: A: D Mills 70/75;
B: R Thompson 59/75; C: D Lee 71/75; JNR:
D Humphrys.
Southern Yorke 14/08/05
Gale force winds & rain (12): 10T DB EO: D
Morony 10/10, G Morony & D Cooper 9/10;
25T DB GR: A: G Morony 19/25; B: D Cooper
23/25; C: D Lee 20/25, 2nd D Morony 19/26;
30T DB HC: 1st G Morony 29/31, 2nd D Lee
28/31, 3rd D Morony 26/30; LAD Trophy: S
Hayward.
Wilkawatt 14/08/05
Windy & overcast (20): 25T SKT DBLS: B: J
Cornwell 22/25, D Beelitz 21/25, R Rundle
19/25; C: K Strother 20/25, J Hawker 19/25,
D Hayward 20/22; 30T DB CS: OA & AA: D
Beelitz 32/32, A lock 32/33; A: D Hayward
31/32, L Beelitz 29/30; B: G Phelps 27/30, I
Dunbar 26/30; C: J Spratt 30/30, T Wohlfeil
27/30; 25T HC: 1st B Lock 25/25, 2nd A Lock
45/46, 3rd J Hawker 44/46; HG: D Beelitz
74/80.
Queensland
Atherton 24/07/05
Wet & Cold (19): 30T PS TWR: B: D Barber
71; C: G Barton 83; 25T HC SKT: C: P
Coogan, A Poggioli, M Barber, R Cannon
& A Casella 25; 30T PS TWR: B: R Miller
82 C: A Poggioli 85; 25T HC SKT: P Coogan,
D Barber, G Barton, R Cannon & A Casella
25; 50T CONT: AA: M Costa 49; A: A
Casella & R Miller 45; B: E Collins 45; C: J
Miller 38.
Ballandean 17/07/05
Freezing winds & sunny (26): 5T PTS EO: K
Harding, K Simpson, P Pearce, & M Locke
15/15; 50T SB CS: OA: J Vichie 46/50; AA:
1st W Mattarollo 45/50, 2nd G Field 43/50;
A: 1st M Weier 44/50, 2nd P Pearce 43/50;
B: 1st P Bailey 40/50, 2nd A Nolan 37/50; C:
1st M Sullivan 38/50, 2nd H Finch 35/50;
25T DB 15m: OA: G Field 25/25; AA: 1st F
Musumeci 28/29, 2nd R Sunego 27/29; A:
1st L Grassick 39/40, 2nd J Edmonds 38/40;
B: 1st L Field 24/26, 2nd J Vichie 23/26; C:
1st H Finch 23/27, 2nd M Sullivan 22/27;
25T DB CONT 15m: OA: K Harding 25/25;
AA: 1st F Musumeci 24/25, 2nd G Field
23/25; A: 1st P Pearce 24/25, 2nd M Weier
28/30; B: 1st F Tot 24/27, 2nd D Harwood
23/27; C: 1st M Bailey 22/25, 2nd M
Sullivan 21/25; HG: OA: G Field 105/115;
C15: M Bailey 85/115.
Brisbane 31/07/05
Fine (37):25T D/B Sweeps: AA: 1st B
McKechnie 25/25, 2nd G Carew, C Tanner,
D Munro, N Aird & G Sckaf 23/25; A: 1st G
Townsend & S Cannizzaro 24/25; B: 1st M
Chounding & P Loeffler 23/25; C: 1st S
Valastro 24/25, 2nd K Kay 21/25; 25T PTS:
AA: 1st G Sckaf 73/75, 2nd C Tanner 71/75;
A: 1st M Chounding 74/75, 2nd A Mills
72/75; B: 1st P Radoa 71/75, 2nd S Dobeli
70/75; C: 1st K Kay 66/75, 2nd S Valastro
61/78; 50T D/B; AA: 1st G Sckaf 50/50,
2nd P Brown 49/50; A: 1st G Townsend
66/69, 2nd S Cannizzaro 65/69; B: 1st S
Dobeli 54/57, 2nd J McLennan 53/57; C:
1st R Davies 52/54, 2nd G Hambridge
51/54; 30T Medley (10 DB, 10 Pts & 10 SB):
AA: 1st N Aird 89/91, 2nd P Brown 84/91;
A: 1st G Townsend 48/50, 2nd S
Cannizzaro 47/50; B: 1st S Dobeli 50/50,
2nd B Wiseman 49/50; C: 1st K Kay 44/50,
2nd R Davies 43/44;OA HG: G Sckaf
193/200.
Brisbane 13/08/05-14/08/05
25T CD: AA: 1st R Loy, P Drennan & P Moore
25/25; A: 1st K Simpson, B Graving, M
Weier & A Thatcher 23/25; B: 1st B Weedon
& B Gurski 24/25; C: 1st K Kay 23/25, 2nd R
Davies & L Witzerman 18/25; 25 T PTS: OA:
M Swale 109/111; AA: 1st P Drennan
108/111, 2nd T Bradshaw 86/90; A: 1st N
Cracknell 100/105, 2nd R Spencer 94/99; B:
1st B Wiseman 73/78, 2nd S Dobeli 68/75;
C: 1st K Kay 70/75, 2nd R Davies 64/75;
LAD: L Graving 61/75; JNR: J Perks 43/75;
VET: T Harris 71/75; 50T DB: OA: P Drennan
55/55; AA: 1st M Swale 54/55, 2nd D
Stevens 61/63; A: 1st B Graving 49/50, 2nd
K Simpson 52/55; B: 1st P Luppi 48/50, 2nd
P Rodoa 51/55; C: 1st S Patti 48/54, 2nd L
Witzerman 47/54; 25T DB: OA: G Sckaf
69/69; AA: 1st F Robinson 68/69, 2nd P
Drennan 53/54; A: 1st N Cracknell 40/41,
2nd I Hedger 37/38; B: 1st M Stevenson
43/44, 2nd J McLennan 42/44; C: 1st J Perks
24/25, 2nd S Patti 24/26; LAD: L Graving
16/25; JNR: J Perks 24/25; VET: T Harris
26/27; 30T HC: 1st P Drennan 29/30, 2nd S
Dobeli 35/37, 3rd J McLennan 34/37, 4th N
Cracknell 32/3, 5th D Stevens 27/30; 30T
Medley (15 PTS & 15 HC): OA: P Drennan
78/80; AA: 1st P Moore 76/80, 2nd M White
57/60; A: 1st S Canizzaro 73/80, 2nd A
Thatcher 72/80; B: 1st B Gurski 77/80, 2nd
A Page 75/80; C: 1st J Perks 46/60, 2nd S
Nucifora 45/60; LAD: L Graving 31/60; JNR:
J Perks 46/60; VET: A Page 58/60; 25T Cont:
OA: G Sckaf 49/49; AA: 1st M Swale 48/49,
2nd T Harris 38/39; A: 1st B Graving 25/26,
2nd V Vainer 24/25; B: 1st P Strange 24/25,
2nd S Dobeli 27/29; C: 1st R Davies 24/25,
2nd L Witzerman 21/25; HG: OA: P Drennan
285/290; AA: P Moore 274/290; A: S
Canizzaro 263/290; B: S Dobeli 260/ 290; C:
K Kay 258/290; LAD: L Graving 199/290;
JNR: J Perks 200/290; VET: T Harris 269/290.
Bundaberg 07/08/05
Cool & sunny (58): 50T DB CS: OA: J
Maxwell 157/157; AA: 1st G Mathews
157/157, 2nd Q Porfiri 112/113; A: 1st M
Zipf 89/90, 2nd C Barletta 60/60; B: A Earle
49/50, 2nd M Callun 48/50; C: 1st S Turner
48/50, 2nd M Dawson 47/50; 25T SB CS:
OA: M Zipf 38/38; AA: 1st J Maxwell 68/69,
2nd I Wynyard 67/69; A: 1st G Townsend
37/38, 2nd R Wise; B: 1st L McGregor 25/25,
2nd M Callum 24/25; C: 1st S Hubert 27/30,
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2nd T Wise 26/30; 50T Pedro Petersen
Memorial (25T PTS 15m, 25T PTS 18m): OA:
J Maxwell 149/150; AA: 1st S Trafford
149/150, 2nd Q Porfiri 146/150; A: 1st R
McGregor 147/150, 2nd R Wise 145/150; B:
1st L Wyatt 143/150, 2nd J Kelly 140/150;
C: 1st T Wise 140/150, 2nd S Turner
128/150; Pedro Shield: OA: J Maxwell
173/175; AA: S Trafford 172/175; A: R Wise
169/175; B: L McGregor 162/175; C: T Wise
162/175; HG: AA; J Maxwell 223/225; A: P
Rehbein 21/225; B: J Kelly 209/225; C: T
Wise 207/225; VET: G Rudd 216/225; LAD: L
McGregor 209/225; JNR: L Wyatt 206/225.
Cairns 07/08/05
Sunny (26): 10T EO: M Collins, A Poggioli, G
Goopy, J Smaniotto, D Bruce, J Williams, J
Williams, S McDowall, A Casella, N Bruce, G
Sayward & A Dowdle; 90T Medley (30 DB,
30 SB, 30 PS): AA: 1st R Cannon, 2nd B
Williams; A: 1st J Williams, 2nd B McCann;
B: 1st A Dowdle, 2nd G Sayward; C: 1st K
Williams, 2nd G Goopy; 25T Cont: AA: 1st G
Goopy, 2nd P Coogan & B Williams; A: 1st
M Peressini, 2nd J Williams; B: 1st A
Dowdle, 2nd A Carr; C: 1st K Williams, 2nd
M Schmidt; 10 PR: AA: 1st B Williams, 2nd
R Cannon; A: 1st A Cadella, 2nd M Peressini;
B: 1st G Sayward & A Dowdle; C: 1st M
Schmidt, G Goopy & J Faulks.
Callide Dawson 17/07/05
Sunny, windy (34): 25T DB: AA: L Bunker
30/30; A: R Olive 25/25; B: I Mapp 25/25; C:
M Russell 22/25; 25T SB: AA: L Bunker 25/25;
A: D Grove 24/26; B: M McCamley 22/25; C:
M Elliott 22/25; 30T Medley CONT: AA: L
Bunker 50/50; A: B Zimpel 49/50; B: I Lamb
43/50; C: R Perkins 46/50; 20 PR D/D: 1st B
Zimpel & T Harice, 2nd K Mackay & P Purkis;
10 PR D/R: AA: M Howard 18/20; A: D Grove
18/20; B: I Lamb 16/20; C: M Elliott 16/20.
Central Zone 16/07/05-17/07/05
Central Zone SKT Team: L Chelepy 146/150,
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M Bell 140/150, M Warnock 137/150, B
Reibel 136/150, M Chelepy 134/150, D
Berrie 133/150; 50T CZ SKT HC: 1st D Berrie,
2nd M Chelepy, 3rd B Reibel; 100T CZ SKT
CS: OA & A: 1st L Chelepy 97/100; C: 1st D
Berrie 99/109; 50T CZ DBLS CS: OA & A: 1st
L Chelepy 46/50; B: 1st M Chelepy 41/50; C:
1st R Olive 44/50; 50T SKT CS: OA& A: 1st L
Chelepy 49/50; B: 1st M Chelepy 44/50; C:
1st D Berrie 43/50; HG: OA: L Chelepy
241/250; A: M Bell 229/250; C: M Chelepy
220/250.
Cloncurry
Cold & windy: 25T DB: OA: B Murphy 31/31;
AA: 1st D Reeves 23/25, 2nd W Reeves
23/27; A: 1st P Bredhauer 30/31, 2nd J
Molloy 27/28; B: 1st S Prendergast 23/25,
2nd S Carter 27/30; C: 1st D Mathews
22/27, 2nd G Taylor 21/27; LAD: E
Illingsworth 18/25; VET: M McGill 21/25;
25T PTS: OA: S Oliver 76/78; AA: 1st W
Reeves 72/75, 2nd B Murphy 72/78; A: 1st J
Molloy 78/81, 2nd M McGill 75/81; B: 1st S
Carter 73/78, 2nd M Marshall 67/75; C: C
Nichol 78/79, 2nd G Taylor 65/75; LAD: D
Reeves 69/75; VET: N Scott 61/75; 25T SB:
OA: G Brown 25/25; AA: 1st W Reeves
29/30, 2nd D Stitt 28/30; A: 1st P Bredhauer
25/26, 2nd l Selke 24/25; B: 1st B Gameau
23/25, 2nd B Doyle 21/25; C: 1st D Mathews
22/25, 2nd C Nichol 18/25; LAD: D Reeves
19/25; VET: M McGill 23/25; 50T DB: OA: P
Bredhauer 78/78; AA: 1st D Reeves 77/78,
2nd M Swale 49/50; A: 1st G Brown 67/68,
2nd R Cusack 51/52; B: 1st D Reay 49/50,
2nd S Carter 48/50; C: 1st G Taylor 44/50,
2nd C Nichol 45/53; LAD: R Selke 31/50;
VET: M McGill 49/50; 30T PTS: OA: M McGill
90/90; AA: 1st W Reeves 90/93, 2nd B
Murphy 89/93; A: 1st R Kennedy 89/90, 2nd
D Grant 87/90; B: 1st L Selke 97/102, 2nd D
Reay 96/102; C: 1st G Tyalor 79/90, 2nd C
Nichol 71/90; LAD: D Reeves 79/90; VET: N
Scott 60/90; 30T Medley: OA: W Reeves
50/50; AA: 1st D Stitt 46/50, 2nd M Swale
Brisbane Gun Club
October
Skeet 2nd October 2005
Event
Event
Event
Event
1
2
3
4
25
50
25
25
Target
Target
Target
Target
9.30 Start
Doubles
Championship
Handicap
Novelty
Brisbane
GUN CLUB
Belmont Gold
200 Target
Olympic Trap
14th 15th & 16th
October 2005
Friday 14th 12.30pm Start
Double Trap 75 Targets
$70.00
Cash prizes will be graded
Saturday 15th 9.00am Start
100 Targets
Sunday 16th 9.00am Start
100 Targets + Final
Cash Prizes will be graded
Noms $120.00
Cash Prizes & Trophies will be Graded
Total Noms $48.00
Lady, Junior & Veteran $43.00 If whole program is shot
ISU Skeet
Trench 14th, 15th & 16th October 2005
Belmont Gold 12.30pm Start
15th & 16th
October 2005
Friday 14th Double Trap 75 Targets $70.00
Saturday 15th 9.00am Start 100 Target
Sunday 16th 9.00am Start 100 Targets + Final
Cash Prizes will be Graded Noms $120.00:
ISU Skeet 15th & 16th October 2005
200 Targets
Cash Prizes will be Graded Noms $120.00
Trap October 23rd 2005 9.30am Start
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
25 Target D/B Cash Divide
1st & 2nd each grade (40% Returned)
50 Target Cont Championship O/A Badge &
Trophy + Badge & Trophy 1st each grade,
Trophies for 2nd
25 Target S/B Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade
25 Target D/B Cash Trophy
1st & 2nd each grade
$10
$20
$10
$10
Overall High Gun Noms $50
Saturday 15th 9.00am Start
100 Targets
Sunday 16th 9.00am Start
100 Targets + Final
Cash Prizes will be Graded
Noms $120.00
Club 3398 4555
Lady, Junior & Veteran $45 If whole program is shot
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Clermont Clay Target Club Inc.
Annual
Two Day
Shoot
22nd and
23rd October 2005
Program Of
Events
Practice Friday 21st October 2005
at 3.30pm
BBQ Dinner Friday Night
Saturday 22nd October 2005, 9am sharp
Event 1. 30 Target Medley
10DB, 10SB, 10PS.
Trophies overall, 1st & 2nd
AA, A, B, C.
Event 2. 50 Target Double Barrel 15m
AA, A, B, C.
Event 3.30 Target Pointscore 15m
AA, A, B, C
Event 4. 30 Target Single Barrel 15m.
AA, A, B, C.
$20
$30
$20
70/75; A: 1st J Cameron 49/50, 2nd D Grant
98/100; B: 1st D Reay 72/75, 2nd S Carter
70/75; C: 1st G Tyalor 48/50, 2nd C Nichol
41/50; LAD: D Reeves 66/75; VET: M McGill
46/50; HG: OA: P Bredhauer 329; AA: W
Reeves 326; A: M McGill 324; B: S Carter
316; C: G Taylor 298; LAD: D Reeves 313;
VET: N Scott 248; Low Gun: L Taylor.
Dysart 06/08/05
Fine (10): 25T DB: AA: L Dodd 25/25, C
Freeman 24/25; A: C Grimshaw 23/25, K Zrb
22/25; B: N Berry 23/25, E Bates 22/25; 25T
PS: AA: C Freeman 68/75, L Dodd 65/75; A:
G Jamison 63/75, C Grimshaw 63/75; B: N
Berry 68/75, B Nasser 65/75; 25T Cont: AA:
L Dodd 24/25, C Freeman 22/25; A: K Zrb
23/25, C Grimshaw 20/30; B: M Fuller
25/25, N Berry 23/25; 15 PR DR: AA: C
Freeman 22/30, L Dodd 21/30; A: K Zrb
21/30, C Grimshaw 20/30; B: B Nasser
23/30, E Bates 19/30; OA: 1st N Berry, 2nd
B Nasser, 3rd L Dodd.
Gold Coast 16/07/05-17/07/05
Fine mild days (53): 25T SKT S/S: AA: D
Dundon, C Langley, G O’Neill, G Walker, N
Aird & H Bader 25/25; A: T Witt 25/25; B: B
Robinson, G Pinner & C Larsen 24/25; C: P
Broome & R Stanley 23/25; 50T SKT: OA: D
Dundon 58/58; AA: 1st H Bader 57/58, 2nd
N Aird 50/50, 3rd C Langley 47/50; A: 1st M
Morgan 50/50, 2nd I Stewart 52/60, 3rd V
Litvinov 47/50; B: 1st C Larsen 49/50, 2nd T
Edgar 48/52, 3rd C Tippler 47/52; C: 1st R
Harwood 45/50, 2nd K Lien 48/54, 3rd R
Brown 46/54; 50T SKT DBLS: OA: H Bader
51/52; AA: 1st G Bedington 49/52, 2nd D
Dundon 60/62, 3rd T Dent 58/62; A: 1st T
Witt 51/52, 2nd I Stewart 50/52, 3rd M
Barton 48/50; B: 1st S Zappala 46/50, 2nd C
Tippler 45/50, 3rd C Dowie 47/56; C: 1st P
Broome 43/50, 2nd K Lien 40/50, 3rd R
Brown 41/50; 25T SKT S/S: AA: C Langley, C
O’Neill, N Aird & H Bader 25/25; A: T Witt
25/25; B: R Krebs & C Larsen 24/25; C: G
Gold Coast 07/08/05
Fine & calm (38): 50T Sporting Clays: Div 1:
1st V Litvanov 43/50, 2nd G Bedington
43/50; Div 2: 1st D McAdam 39/50, 2nd B
Fairweather 39/50; Div 3: 1st R Harwood
34/50, 2nd M Thornton 34/50; Div 4: 1st D
Munro 32/50, 2nd J Broomhead 32/50; Div 5:
1st R Brown 30/50, 2nd M Barker 30/50; 50T
Sporting: Div 1: 1st J Johnson 47/50, 2nd P
McDonald 44/50; Div 2: 1st G Summergreene
40/50, 2nd K Dowie 40/50; Div 3: 1st R
Harwood 37/50, 2nd J Broomhead 37/50; Div
4: 1st Kwan 35/50, 2nd K Dickens 37/50; Div
5: 1st B Fennell 32/50, 2nd J Karlos 30/50;
HG: J Johnson 89/100.
Goondiwindi 14/08/05
Fine (40); 25T DB: AA: 1st B Durkin, 2nd P
Tattam, 3rd M Lillyman; A: 1st M Moloney,
2nd D Makim, 3rd B Kneipp; B: 1st R
Carracher, 2nd D Makim, 3rd T Durkin; C:
1st T Hobday, 2nd T Middleton, 3rd C
Walters; 25T PTS: AA: 1st B Durkin, 2nd N
Pastlewaight, 3rd P Tattam; A: 1st B Suhr,
2nd B Kneipp, 3rd G Rixon; B: 1st T Gibson,
2nd R Walters, 3rd F McGovern; C: 1st C
Walters, 2nd T Middleton, 3rd P Campbell;
25T SB: AA: 1st N Postlewaight, 2nd M
Lillyman; A: 1st A Gardner, 2nd M Moloney,
3rd D Makim; B: 1st R Walters, 2nd T
Durkin, 3rd F McGovern; C: 1st C Walters,
2nd T Middleton, 3rd T Hobday; 20 PR D/D:
1st B Kneipp & P Tattam, 2nd R Carrigan &
T Robb, 3rd P King & T Scriven, 4th M Elsley
& I Greenland, 5th D Makim & M Lillyman;
HG: B Durkin 125/125.
Caboolture Clay Target Club
Annul DTL Shoot 2005
$20
Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th November
Saturday- Practice day, Sweepstakes
Program to be announced on the day.
Sunday 9am start.
Sunday 23rd October 2005, 8.30am sharp
Event 5. 30 Target Continental
Double Barrel 15m.
AA, A, B, C.
Event 6. 30tgt Handicap. Trophies for
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th ,5th
Bryant 25/25; 100T SKT: OA: N Dimmick
136/137; AA: 1st N Aird 134/136, 2nd H
Bader 127/129, 3rd D Dundon 126/128; A:
1st I Stewart 97/100, 2nd M Barton 96/100,
3rd D Bedington 110/118; B: 1st R Kilmartin
105/108, 2nd C Tippler 103/108, 3rd C
Larsen 125/131; C: 1st A Cooper 92/100,
2nd R Stanley 88/100, 3rd E Cooper 86/100;
HG: H Baden 248/250.
EVENT 1: 25T D.B. 1st & 2nd each grade
$20
EVENT 2: 30T Medley 1st & 2nd each grade
EVENT 3: 25T Handicap 1st - 4th
$25
EVENT 4: 30T Continental 1st & 2nd
each grade
Meal available Saturday night
Overall High Gun, AA, A, B, C on events 1 to 6.
Women, Juniors, Vets 60% nominations if
shooting full program.
Camping, meals etc available at the grounds
High Gun over 1,2,3&4 Sunday
O/A,AA,A,B,C Ladies, Juniors, Vets
(3 shooters minimum)
The Committee reserves the right to alter the
program if necessary
Camping & meals available on grounds.
For any enquiries, phone
Pat (07) 4983 2367 or Leon (07) 4983 2669
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Open $65 L,J,V. $55
Optional Jackpot $2
Contacts- Dave Reynolds 5496 7869
Steve Nelson 5497 8896
Committee reserves the right to change program.
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Fine, windy (29): 25T DB: AA: C Morris
43/43; A: G Darlington 25/25; B: B Weedon
25/25; C: D Shaw 25/27; 25T DB: AA: F
Robinson 35/35; A: B Stolberg 35/36; B: R
Weedon 49/50; C: S Dawson 28/31; 25T
CONT: AA: G Durre 25/25; A: D Carew
27/28; B: M Stevenson 25/25; C: S Dawson
21/25; 15PR D/R: AA: B Brown 24/30; A: B
Goddard 22/30; B: S Whitehead 21/30; C: S
Dawson 19/30; HG: AA: G Durre 96/100; A:
G Townsend 91/100; B: L Stolberg 88/100;
C: S Dawson 85/100.
Kingaroy 07/08/05
Fine (21): 25T CONT off 15m: A: G Brown
26/26; B: J Lees 27/28; C: W Barr 20/25; 25T
HC: 1st J Lees 29/30, 2nd P Maloney 28/30,
3rd K Arrowsmith 33/35; 15 PR DR off 15m:
A: C Brown 26/30; B: P Rollings 24/30: M
Kapernick 20/30; HG: C Brown 71/80.
Mackay-Sarina 10/07/05
Fine, windy (14): 50T Medley, 25T DB, 25T
PTS: AA/A: 1st T Coco 112/120, 2nd M
Spencer 111/120; B: 1st L Dunn 94/100, 2nd
N Humphreys 92/100; C: 1st G Oats 93/100,
2nd L Randall 83/100; 25T CONT PTS: AA/A:
1st B Pavy 75/75, 2nd M Spencer 67/75; B:
1st L Dunn 64/75, 2nd N Humphreys 60/75;
C: 1st T Larkin 62/75, 2nd P Ball & G Oats;
25T HC: 1st T Coco 26/29, 2nd T Larkin
25/29, 3rd L Dunn 21/25.
Maryborough 24/07/05
Fine (40): 25 DB CD: AA: I Robertson, G
Chizzotti, R Rehbein, I Wynyard, J Maxwell
25; A: T Milera, D Osborne, J Havela 25; B: K
Rehbein 25; C: S Hubert 23; 25 PS CS: OA &
AA: I Wynyard 74; A: D Osborne 72; B: L
Stolberg 71; C: H Johnston 69; 25 DB HC:
1st B Stolberg 25, 2nd R Rehbein 30, 3rd G
Sartore 29; 25 DB Cont: AA: I Wynyard 48;
A: M Zipf 35; B: M Cullum 28; C: H Johnston
23; HG: AA: I Wynyard 147; A: B Stolberg
144; B: M Stevenson 139; C: S Hubert 126.
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Pioneer 17/07/05
Fine (25): 30T Medley: A: 1st S Meaney, Eq
2nd B Pavy & I Lochran; B: 1st L Rodden, Eq
2nd J Wiseman & J King; C: 1st T Gordon,
2nd N Wiseman; 30T CONT PS: A: 1st I
Lochran, 2nd S Meaney; B: 1st L Rodden,
2nd J Wiseman; C: 1st F Lochran, 2nd T
Whitehead; 30T DB PTS: A: 1st S Meaney,
2nd P Doring; B: 1st L Rodden, 2nd J
Wiseman; C: 1st T Gordon, 2nd N Wiseman.
Port Denison 23/07/05 – 24/07/05
Sat morning Windy, raining, cold Sat
Afternoon, Sunday Fine(Sat 37, Sun 40):
25T CD 15m: AA: J Farrell, B Pavy, J Rossato
25/25; A: J Riggs 25/25, G Whiteside, B Gall,
J Malone, R Dunn, D Killick 24/25; B: T
Laspina, C Edgerton 24/25, D Turner, G
Dalton, L Dunn & N Maltby 23/25; C: N
Wiseman 24/25, P Boland 23/25, A Hobbs
20/25; 50T PS CS Jim Fitzgerald Memorial:
OA & AA: B Bosworth 145/150; AA: 2nd R
Collinson 145/150 s/o with J Farrell & J
Rossato; A: 1st C Betteridge 143/150, 2nd G
Maltby 141/150 s/o with J Malone, G
Vassalini, A Vassalini & J Riggs; B: 1st L
Dunn 144/150, 2nd G Dalton 142/150; C:
1st P Boland 134/150, 2nd N Wiseman
133/150; 25T DB HC John Pilcher Memorial:
1st J Rossato 24/25, 2nd B Malone 24/25 s/o
with D Turner & J Malone, 3rd R Dunn
24/25; 25T DB Night CS: OA & AA: J Farrell
24/25; AA: 2nd B Pavy 22/25; A: 1st D
Killick 24/25, 2nd J Riggs 23/25; B: 1st N
Wiseman 23/25, 2nd G Dalton 22/25; C: 1st
D Colls 19/25, 2nd A Hobbs 17/25; 25T SB
GR Trophy: AA: 1st R Collinson 25/25, 2nd J
Farrell 24/25; A: 1st T Coco 24/25, 2nd G
Maltby 24/25; B: 1st D Turner 23/25, 2nd C
Edgerton 21/25 s/o with G Dalton; C: G Oats
19/25, 2nd D Colls 19/25; 50T DB CS Clive
Maltby Memorial: OA & AA: R Collinson
50/50; AA: 2nd J Rossato 50/50; A: 1st B
Gall 49/50, 2nd A Vassalini 49/50; B: 1st N
Maltby 49/50, 2nd G Dalton 47/50 s/o D
Turner & T Laspina; C: 1st P Boland 47/50,
Gold Coast Clay Target Club
81 Gross Rd. Woongoolba Queensland
UBD Map 84 Fl
October Programs
Practice: 1.00pm to 5.00pm most Saturdays
Sunday 2nd 9.30am Sporting
100 Sporting Targets
Two 50 Target Events AM & PM
All Sporting Shooting Associations members welcome.
Lewis Class System Operating
SPORTING CAPTAIN: DAVE MAWDITT 0418 154 302
Wednesday 5th 7.30pm Night Trap
75 Targets Medley Trap Event 75 Targets
25 D/B, 25 S/B & 25 PTS
Graded Trophies Supper
Sunday 9th 9.30am: Day Trap
125 Targets 4 Events 125 Targets
including 50 Target D/B High Gun Event
TRAP CAPTAIN: VINCE VAINA 0412 750 850
Sunday 16th 9.30am Skeet
125 Targets 4 Events 125 Targets
including Skeet Doubles Event
SKEET CAPTAIN: CHRIS LARSEN 0438 797 456
CLUBHOUSE and RANGE 07 5546-1368
Website: www.qcctcc.onthenet.com.au
Gympie
ClayTarget
Club
Banks Pocket Rd Gympie.
PO Box 677, Gympie 4570
GYMPIE GOLD
2 DAY SHOOT
8-9TH
OCTOBER 2005
Website http://gympiectc.port5.com
A Rizzini U/O shotgun (valued over $2000)
is the prize for the 1st eligible shooter in
the 30 target D/B H/CAP event.
To be eligible, a competitor must shoot the entire
2 day program.
S a t u rd a y 8 t h O c t o b e r 2 0 0 5 1 0 : 0 0 a m s t a r t
25 Targets, C/D
50 Target, J o ckey C l u b H o t e l D/B C/Ship
(OA, AA, A, B, C)
25 Targets, Clay Targ e t s Au s t r a l i a D/B Cont.
S u n d ay 9 t h O c t o b e r 2 0 0 5 8 : 3 0 a m s t a r t
30 Target, K e n M i l l s D/B Points C/Ship
(OA, AA, A, B, C)
50 Target, Stew a r t T c e B u t ch e r y D/B C/Ship
(OA, AA, A, B, C)
30 Targets, H o u s e h o l d S t e e l D/B H/CAP
(1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th)
N o m i n a t i o n s fo r f u l l p ro g r a m : Open $135, J LV: - $100
P r e - n o m i n a t i o n s - O p e n : - $130, L J V: - $95 :
payable to, Gympie Clay Target Club,
PO Box 677, Gympie. 4570.
A l l s h o o t o f f s w i l l b e P O I N T S a f t e r 1 0 0 t a rg e t s h av e
b e e n s h o t . I n a c c o rd a n c e w i t h ACTA RULE 3.22(k).
H / C a p w i l l b e s h o t t o f i n a l i t y o n B ROKEN TARGETS.
A BBQ dinner will be available at the clubhouse on
Saturday evening. There is some room for campers,
showers available.
The Gympie Clay Target Club would like to thank all
our generous sponsors:
K. Mills. Ken Mills Toyota; G & L Buckley. Stewart Tce.
Butchery; Ben. Jockey Club Hotel; Clay Targets
Australia; S. Whitehead. Household Steel; J Maxwell
& Horsley Park Gun Shop
For any further information please call Stuart
Dawson A/H 07 5486 7133
E-mail:- [email protected]
The Committee reserves the right to alter advertised programs
October 2005
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9:09 AM
2nd D Colls 46/50; 15PR D/R GR Trophy: AA:
1st J Rossato 25/30, 2nd J Farrell 24/30; A:
1st T Coco 26/30, 2nd B Pavy s/o B Gall & D
Killick; B: 1st G Dalton 23/30, 2nd D Turner
s/o M Kirk & L Dunn; C: 1st P Boland 23/30,
2nd G Oats 17/30 s/o with D Colls; HG: AA:
J Rossato 313; A: G Maltby & J Riggs 302; B:
G Dalton 300; C: P Boland 281.
Redcliffe 14/08/05
Fine (22): 25T DB Cash: AA: 1st C Tanner
25/25; A: 1st D Reynolds & K Simpson
25/25; B: 1st B McNamara 25/25, 2nd B
Lenz 23/25; C: 1st S Ricca 23/25, 2nd C Bell
20/25; 30T Medley (10 D/B, 10 Pts & 10 S/B)
Cash: AA: 1st C Tanner 47/50; A: 1st K
Simpson & K Nasarenko 49/50; B: 1st B
Wiseman 48/50, 2nd P Loeffler 43/50; C: 1st
C Bell 43/50, 2nd N Green & S Ricca 39/50;
50T Medley Trophy (25 T D/B & 25 T B/T):
AA: 1st C Tanner 45/50; A: 1st K Nasarenko
45/50, 2nd B Minos 43/50; B: 1st P Loeffler
42/50, 2nd B McNamara 51/60; C: 1st S
Valastro 39/50, 2nd S Ricca 37/50; OA HG:
C Tanner 117/125; Extra Event 25T D/B
Cash: A: K Simpson & D Reynolds 25/25; B:
B Wiseman 24/25; C: C Dale 24/25.
Rockhampton 07/08/05
Overcast (27): 25T DB Cont: AA: M Warnock
25/25; A: D Groves 23/25; B: M McCamley
25/25; C: T Gordon 21/25. 25T DB: AA: M
Warnock 25/25; A: J Clarke 25/25; B: K Mott
24/25; C: B DeBore 24/25; 25T HC: 1st J
Clarke 24/25, 2nd Lil Brandt 23/25, 3rd C
Peadon 22/25; 25T SKT: A: G Darr 21/25; B:
D Groves 19/25; C: J Clarke 21/25; 25T SKT
HC: 1st J Clarke, 2nd A Clarke, 3rd D Groves;
25T SB: AA: V Hyde 23/25; A: P Brandt
23/25; B: K Mackay 21/25; C: R Gordon
20/25; 25T DB PTS: AA: V Hyde 72/75; A: A
Powell 72/75; B: M McCamley 72/75; C:
Barbara Cox 63/75; HG: J Clarke 114/125.
Roma 14/08/05
Fine (28): 25T DB PTS CD: AA: R Woodrow,
R Rosenberger 74/75; A: A Loughnan 70/75,
N Johnston, G Bryant, J Moore 69/75; B: M
Warner 73/75, V Moore 71/75; C: D Mitchell
67/75, M Keegan65/75; Dale Colley
Memorial Cup 100T DB: OA: W Murphy
100/100; AA: A Denton 142/143; A: V
Forsythe 118/121; B: L Schultz 96/101; C: D
Mitchell 94/100; Intermediate Cup: D
Mitchell 94/100.
Sunshine Coast 16/07/05-17/07/05
25T DB Sweeps: AA: 1st R Rehbein & W
Humphreys 25/25, 2nd C Morris, G Durre, S
Trafford, C Witt, G Costanzo & R Fett 24/25;
A: 1st D Reynolds 25/25, 2nd I Hedger & S
Cannizaro 23/25; B: 1st A Aitchison & G
Barker 24/25, 2nd A Earl, B Weedon & L
Costanzo 21/25; C: 1st R Webb 21/25, 2nd S
Turner 20/25, 3rd B Armstrong, S Patti & S
Sellars 19/25; 50T DB PTS CS: OA: G Evans
148/150; AA: 1st R Fett 147/150, 2nd I
Wynyard 201/207; A: 1st S Cannizzaro
136/150, 2nd I Hedger 140/159; B: 1st J
McLennan 136/150, 2nd A Aitchison
134/150; C: 1st T Bradbury 124/150, 2nd B
Armstrong 119/150; 25T DB CONT: AA: 1st
W Humphreys 50/50, 2nd C Witt 49/50; A:
1st B Stolberg 25/25, 2nd G Watson 24/25;
B: 1st G Dennien 28/29, 2nd A Aitchison
27/29; C: 1st S Sellars 26/29, 2nd B
Armstrong 25/29; 30T Medley: AA: 1st S
Trafford 74/75, 2nd G Evans 73/75; A: 1st I
Hedger 45/50, 2nd T Gardner 44/50; B: 1st
P Spencer 46/50, 2nd J McLennan 64/75; C:
1st T Bradbury 41/50, 2nd G Laskey 39/50;
50T DB Ray Wilson Memorial: OA: S
Trafford 113/114; AA: 1st G Evans 112/114,
2nd Q Porfiri 68/70; A: 1st B Stolberg 49/53,
2nd S Cannizzaro 48/53; B: 1st G Barker
49/53, 2nd B McNamara 48/53; C: 1st S
Turner 40/50, 2nd B Armstrong 38/50; LAD:
K Rehbein 43/50; VET: B Stolberg 46/50; 25T
SB Sweeps: AA: 1st S Trafford 25/25, 2nd F
Robinson 32/33, 3rd Q Porfiri 31/33; A: 1st
D Portors 24/25, 2nd B Stolberg 23/25, 3rd
K Ashton 29/32; B: 1st A Aitchison 29/33,
2nd A Earl 28/33, 3rd J McLennan 21/25; C:
1st S Turner 22/27, 2nd T Bradbury 21/25,
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3rd B Armstrong 19/27; HG: OA: G Evans
314/325; AA: S Trafford 312/325; A: S
Cannizzaro 287/325; B: J McLennan
288/325; C: T Bradbury 260/325; LAD: K
Rehbein 262/325; VET: B Stevens 293/325;
Encouragement Award: B Armstrong.
Teelba 06/08/05-07/08/05
Fine & sunny (33): 15T Pts: AA: 1st F
Robinson 43/45, Eq 2nd B Pile & R Harms
42/45; A: Eq 1st R Gundry & W Newton
45/45; B: 1st R Carracher 45/45, 2nd A
Henning 43/45; C: 1st M Carracher 41/45,
2nd D Ferrier 39/45; 50T DB: AA: 1st B Allan
48/50, 2nd J Ferrier 47/50; A: 1st D Cormack
52/54, 2nd W Newton 51/54; B: 1st J
Cogggan 52/54, 2nd B Webster 51/54; C:
1st M Carracher 48/50, 2nd W Butler 45/51;
50T Cont: AA: 1st A Denton 50/50, 2nd B
Allan 49/50; A: 1st A(Spike) Scouller 48/50,
2nd R Gundry 54/57; B: 1st R Carracher
46/50, 2nd J Coggan 45/50; C: 1st W Butler
43/50, 2nd M Carracher 42/50; 50T PTS: AA:
1st J Ferrier 145/150, 2nd F Robinson
144/150; A: 1st A Hurst 140/150, 2nd W
Newton 142/150; B: 1st K Penfold 138/150,
2nd J Coggan 140/153; C: 1st C Ingleton
125/150, 2nd D Ferrier 117/150; 25T SB:
AA: 1st J Ferrier 29/29, 2nd A Denton 28/29;
A: 1st W Newton 24/25, 2nd J Allen 26/28;
B: 1st G Deacon 24/27, 2nd K Penfold
23/27; C: 1st C Ingleton 21/25, 2nd D Ferrier
20/27; 15 PR D/R: AA: 1st J Ferrier 26/30,
2nd B Allan 23/30; A: 1st J Allen 24/30, 2nd
A Hurst 23/30; B: 1st M Fea 28/30, 2nd K
Penfold 32/38; C: 1st N Lamb 19/30, 2nd D
Gleeson 17/30; HG OA: J Ferrier 329/350;
AA: F Robinson 324/350; A: W Newton
319/350; B: R Carracher 326/350; C: C
Ingleton 272/350; VET: A Denton 318/350.
Texas 24/07/05
Fine (24): 50T DB: AA: B Durkin 50, C Lee 48;
A: B Finch 49, M Weier 47; B: B White 47, R
Cairns 46; C: T Middleton 46, J Wood 45;
25T SB: AA: C Lee & B Durkin 23; A: R Obst
23, B Finch 22; B: R Cairns & B Slattery 20;
C: J Wood & H Finch 20; 15 PR D/D: D Robb
& R Obst, B Durkin & T Rogers; HG: B
Durkin.
Toowoomba 10/07/05
Windy, overcast & cold (19): 25T DB CONT:
AA: 1st K Simpson 25/25; A: 1st A Allenby
24/25, 2nd R Hoffmann 22/25; B: 1st A
Nolan 20/25; C: 1st R Jones 23/25; 25T SB
CONT: AA: 1st J Kennedy 19/25; A: 1st J
Edmonds 20/25, Eq 2nd R Hoffmann & P
Pearce 19/25; B: 1st K Penfold 15/25; C: 1st
R Jones 21/25; 50T DB CONT: AA: Eq 1st R
Loy & S Meagher 43/50; A: Eq 1st R
Hoffmann, R Dean & A Allenby 46/50; B: 1st
A Nolan 46/50; C: 1st R Jones 44/50; 10 PR
D/R: AA: 1st S Meagher 13/20; A: 1st A
Allenby 15/20; B: 1st A Nolan 17/20; C: 1st
R Jones 15/20.
Toowoomba 24/07/05
Fine (22): 150T Iron Person (50 Trap, 50 SKT,
50 Sporting): AA: 1st M Barton 137/150,
2nd R Jones 135/150; A: 1st D Ebbern
126/150, 2nd K Dowie 125/150; B: 1st P
Rowlings 122/150, 2nd J Bishop 116/150; C:
1st A Allenby 145/150, 2nd R Smith
103/150.
Townsville 16/07/05-17/07/05
Fine & cool (55): 25T DB Trophy: AA: R
Collinson 115/115, B Bosworth 114/115; A:
R Dunn 33/33, N Beale 32/33; B: M Maltby
40/40, H Lategan 39/40; C: L Carty 23/25, A
Torresan 22/25; LAD: A Vassalini 23/25; JNR:
K Coogan 20/25; VET: T LaSpina 24/25; 25T
PTS Trophy: AA: B Bosworth 75/75, B
Murphy 73/75; A: N Beale 81/81, R Dunn
78/81; B: P Bonato 69/75, L Dunn 67/75; C:
L Carty 58/75, K Coogan 54/75; LAD: A
Vassalini 71/75; VET: T Comerford 73/75;
25T SB Trophy: AA: B Murphy 25/25, B
Bosworth 24/25; A: R Dunn 24/25, L Populin
23/25; B: L Dunn 24/27, H Lategan 23/27; C:
L Carty 19/25, M Anderson 16/25; LAD: A
Vassalini 22/25; JNR: K Coogan 14/25; VET:
T Comerford 22/25; State Night PS CS: OA
& AA: B Bosworth 141/150, J Farrell
140/150; A: N Beale 137/150, G Maltby
132/150; B: G Reeves 131/150, E Reeves
130/150; C: A Torresan 118/150, A Vincenzi
107/150; LAD: K Coogan 101/150; JNR: M
Carty 62/150; VET: R Dunn 129/150; 50T DB
Trophy: AA: G Vassalini 58/58, R Collinson
57/58; A: R Dunn 65/65, W Cislowski 64/65;
B: G Reeves 50/50, N Maltby 49/50; C: A
Torresan 41/50, B Nowak 40/50; LAD: A
Vassalini 50/50; JNR: M Carty 39/50; VET: T
Comerford 49/50; 25T DB HC: 1st R Carty
36/36, 2nd G Vassalini 35/36, 3rd B Taylor
32/33; HG: AA: B Bosworth 333/350; A: N
Beale 326/350; B: L Dunn 305/350; C: A
Torresan 270/350.
Western Zone 30/07/05-31/07/05
(96): WZ 25T DB CS: AA: 1st R Woodrow,
2nd J McIntyre; A: 1st T Busiko, 2nd G
Bryant; B: 1st P Luppi, 2nd A Nugent; C: 1st
J Wood, 2nd C Ingleton; WZ 25T SB CS: OA
Jumbo Brown; AA: 1st K Simpson, 2nd D
Smith; B: 1st G Darlington, 2nd G Bryant; B:
1st M Allan, 2nd B Webster; C: 1st C
Ingleton, 2nd J Wood; 30T CONT CS: OA: D
Stevens; AA: 1st T Vidler, 2nd R Loy; A: 1st J
Lord, 2nd V Forsythe; B: 1st E Mills, 2nd J
Tait; C: 1st M Kapernick, 2nd C Allan; WZ
25T PTS CS: OA: D Stevens; AA: 1st J Ferrier,
2nd C Gurski; A: 1st W Newton, 2nd T Robb;
B: 1st A Newton, 2nd M Allan; C: 1st C
Rudd, 2nd M Kapernick; 50T DB CS: OA: T
Harris; AA: 1st D Robb, 2nd D Smith; A: 1st
G Bryant, 2nd G Kocho; B: 1st M Allan, 2nd
E Mills; C: 1st K Rosenberger, 2nd B Hyland;
WZ 15PR DR CS: OA: D Smith; AA: 1st P
McDonald, 2nd B Allan; A: 1st G Darlington,
2nd G Gilroy; B: 1st B Fawcett, 2nd R
Carracher; C: 1st M Kapernick, 2nd C
Ingeton; HG OA: D Stevens 230/235; AA: B
Allan 229/235; A: G Bryant 229/235; B: M
Allan 222/235; C: M Kapernick 210/235;
LAD: B Fawcett 216/235; JNR: M Allan
222/235; VET: T Harris 227/235; WZ
Champion: J Ferrier.
Victoria
Ararat 06/08/05
Windy: 10T PS CD EO: R Cameron 30/30, I
Treacy, K Malcolm & C Dunn 27/30: 30T
Midi PS GR CS: OA & B: M Holloway 82/90;
B: 2nd K Malcolm 76/90; AA: 1st S McIntyre
80/90, 2nd W Harris 76/90; A: 1st W Calaby
87/99, 2nd G Hargreaves 86/99; C: 1st A
Prasad 69/90, 2nd I Treacy 62/90; 30T Allan
Biggin Memorial DB GR CS: OA & A: G
Hargreaves 31/31; A: 2nd M Sutherland
29/30; AA: 1st W Harris 30/31, 2nd C Dunn
29/30; B: 1st M Holloway 28/30, 2nd K
Malcolm 24/30; C: 1st A Prasad 26/30, 2nd
I Treacy 19/30; HG: S McIntyre 133/150; Off
the fence: G Hargreaves.
Bairnsdale 06/08/05
Fine (33): 75T MXD(DB,SB,PTS): OA & AA: C
Davis 124/125; AA: 2nd L Curtis 122/125; A:
1st B Kennedy 120/125, 2nd M Sandy
118/125; B: 1st G McMillan 119/125, 2nd W
McPherson 113/125; C: 1st R Clemm
107/125, 2nd G Anderson 106/125; 25T
CONT: AA: 1st H Finken 25/25; A: 1st M
VICTORIA POLICE STATE
TRAP & SKEET CHAMPIONSHIPS
Hosted by the LODDON DISTRICT POLICE TRAP CLUB
SUNDAY - 30TH OCTOBER – 9AM START
BENDIGO CLAY TARGET CLUB
Raywood Road, Woodvale.
Evt.1.
25tgt Skeet Championship. A, B, C,
1st & 2nd — Overall takes grade
Evt.2. 25tgt Pointscore Championship. AA, A, B, C.
1st & 2nd – Overall takes Grade
Evt.3. 25tgt Single Barrel Championship. AA, A, B, C.
1st & 2nd — Overall takes grade
Evt.4. 25tgt Double Barrel Championship. AA, A, B, C.
1st & 2nd — Overall takes Grade
(Police Teams event run in conjunction with D/B)
N o m i n a t i o n s $ 1 5 . 0 0 p e r ev e n t
Police and Civilian winners (sash) in each event plus
applicable grade trophy.
Police and Civilian High Guns on Events 2, 3, 4.
The LODDON DISTRICT POLICE TRAP CLUB wish to
acknowledge the following sponsors of this shoot –
Harry Marshall Taxation, Beretta (Aust), KR Castlemaine Foods,
Winchester (Olin) Aust, Cartridge World (Bendigo), Rio Corsivia,
A & L Guns Bendigo, Autobarn (Bendigo).
Inquiries to:
Glenn WOODHATCH
0429401122
Peter BEAMAN
0428178820
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Sandy & S Bennett 24/25; B: 1st B Bastin
23/25; C: 1st G Anderson & R Clemm 21/25;
State night SB: OA & AA: B Dinsdale 24/25;
AA: 2nd L Curtis 23/25; A: 1st M Sandy
23/29, 2nd L Glover 22/29; B: 1st B Bastin
23/28, 2nd T Quick 22/28; C: R Clemm 7/25;
State night CONT: AA: C Davis 35/40, 2nd H
Finken 21/25; A: 1st L Glover 34/40, 2nd M
Sandy 21/25; B: 1st T Quick 18/25, 2nd B
Bastin 17/25; C: R Clemm 13/25.
Beaufort 15/07/05
(36): 20T GR CD: AA: C Dunn, C Watts, W
Harris; A: C Widdows, L Cook, N Cracknell,
J Kelly; B: K Trotter, L Veitch, G Huntly, N
Hargreaves; C: R Bilston, B Dowsing; SWZ
CONT P/C CS: OA & AA: C Dunn 102/102;
AA: 2nd C Watts; A: 1st G Hargreaves
75/75, 2nd L Cook; B: 1st C Byrne 76/81,
2nd K Trotter 75/81; C: 1st C O’Keefe
72/75, 2nd B Dowsing; LAD: D Bilston; JNR:
Hendrickson; VET: L Veitch; D/D DP: 1st L
Cook & B Dowsing 16/17, 2nd B Chapman
& C Watts.
Beaufort 13/08/05
(28): VCTA SWZ 100T B/T CS: OA & A: B
Rafferty 105/110; A: 2nd W Medwell
102/110; B: 1st W Harris 91/100, 2nd G
Hargreaves 88/100; C: 1st R Pistone 95/110,
2nd P Chapman 94/110; LAD: W Wellam;
JNR: T Holt 87/100; VET: J McVitty 90/100.
Bendigo 16/07/05
Wet (31): 5 PR DR EO: L Knight 10/10, L
Roberts 9/10, H Nihill, A Leech, W Wende &
T Boucher 8/10; 25 PR D/R CS: OA & AA: L
Knight 54/60, T Boucher 53/60; A: W Wende
37/50, N Blake 50/70; B: H Nihill 39/50, S
Forbes 25/50; C: A Prasad 30/50, P Widdows
29/50; 50T DB CS: OA & AA: L Roberts
113/113, T Boucher 112/113; A: R Hosking
56/58, D Berry 55/58; B: S Holt 51/56, S
Forbes 50/56; C: A Prasad 44/52, P West
45/52.
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Bendigo 06/08/05
Clear, cool (46): 50T Sporting: OA & AA: A
Leech 47/50; AA: 2nd L Roberts 46/50; A: W
McCarthy 46/50, H Mountjoy 45/50; B: D
Loder 44/50, S Norris 43/50; C: L Ralph
39/50, B Billing 35/50; 50T SKT: OA & A: L
Roberts 49/50, G Young 49/50; B: B Taylor
47/50, D Watts 41/50; C: S Norris 48/50, K
Norris 44/50.
Boort 07/08/05
Showers (21): 10T PTS EO: 2 possibles G Cail
& R Peatling; 25T Cont DB GR CS: OA & AA:
R Peatling 41/41; AA: 2nd C Broad 40/41; A:
R Hosking 60/61, 2nd M Hannigan 59/61; B:
W Perry 39/40, 2nd R Lendon 23/25; C: A
Prasad 21/25, 2nd J Peatling 20/25; 25T SB
CS: OA: M Hannigan 30/32;A: 2nd R
Peatling 25/26; B: W Perry 23/25, 2nd D
Hannigan 16/25; C: J Bird 21/28, 2nd J
Peatling 20/28.
Callawadda-Stawell 31/07/05
Fine, sunny, westerly breeze (65): 10T PS EO:
S Lang, A Ford, L Cook, W Coates, R
Cameron, G Hargreaves R Lehmann, C Dunn,
D Petrie, P Chipper-Reid & A Evans; 25T PS
CS: OA & AA: R Lehmann 87/87; AA: 2nd L
Cook 78/81; A: 1st S Bertalli 86/87, 2nd T
Foster; B: 1st S Lang 74/75, 2nd D Harris
73/75; C: B Chapman 68/75, 2nd C Levitzke
65/75; 25T DB CS: OA & AA: D Bertalli
100/100, AA: 2nd J McVitty; A: 1st W
Coates 99/100, 2nd W Sanders 55/56; B: 1st
D Harris 63/64, 2nd C Byrne 62/63; C: 1st D
Long 29/30, 2nd B Dowsing 27/28; HG: L
Cook & R Lehmann 130/130.
Castlemaine 27/07/05
Wet (28): 25T NWZ SB CS: OA & AA: R Mark
25/25; AA: 2nd J Elliott 27/29; A: R Hosking
26/27, R Lendon 25/27; B: T Archer 23/25, G
Magdziaiz 22/25; C: H Hussin 19/25, A
Prasad 18/25; LAD: K Langridge 20/25; 25T
DB CD: AA: N Morrison, C Langridge, T
SOUTHERN PENINSULA
October
Cerberus Gun Club
Saturday 1st 12.00 p.m. start
10 tgt E/0 Double Barrel Pointscore C/D
30 tgt Double Barrel Pointscore
20pr Reg Balckwell Memorial Double Rise, AA A B C
Sec. Chris Carrol (03) 9775 1926 B/H (03) 5950 6058
Mornington Clay Target Club Inc.
Saturday 8th 12 Noon start
10 tgt Continental Points E/0
50 tgt Cont. Tony Ferlazzo Perpetual Championship
30 tgt Pres Handicap
Saturday 22nd 12 Noon Start
75 tgt 5 Stand
Practice Fridays 4pm to 6pm
Sec. Ross Harris 0417 755 498 Melways 146 A11
Website www.morningtonclay.cjb.net
Nepean Clay Target Club Inc.
Saturday 15th 12 Noon Start
25 tgt Double Barrel C/D 1st each grade
25 tgt Single Barrel C/D 1st each grade
50 tgt Continental Double Barrel 1-2 each grade
Grades AA A B C
Practice every Thursday 4.30pm - 7.00pm.
Sec. Norm Quick (03) 5985 4416 0417 596 377 Melways 259 F2
Website www.nepeanclaytargetclub.com
October 2005
North East Zone / V.C.T.A.
October 2005 Program
Saturday 1st
Bendigo 12.00 noon
50tgt Sporting C/ship, 50tgt Skeet C/ship,
DTL Practice.
Numurkah Shepparton 1.00pm Day/Night
10tgt H/cap E/O, 20tgt Charlie Warburton Memorial
H/cap, 25tgt D/B C/ship, 30tgt Lloyd Armstrong Memorial
P/S Tower C/ship, 10tgt Jnr S/B,
50tgt State Night P/S C/ship, 25tgt NEZ Night D/B C/ship,
15pr Night D/R C/ship, O/A High Gun
Sunday 2nd
Alexandra 12.00 noon
20tgt Spring S/B Gr C/ship, 20tgt Spring D/B Cont. Gr
C/ship, 20tgt H/cap.
Saturday 8th
Benalla 12.00 noon
10tgt Cont. E/O, 20tgt Cont. C/ship 4 grds 1st & 2nd
20tgt H/cap 1-3, 20tgt D/B C/D 4 grds, O/A High Gun.
Sunday 9th
Echuca 12.00 noon
50tgt Trench C/ship, 25tgt S/B C/ship, 4 grds
25tgt D/B C/ship, 4 grds.
Euroa 1.00pm
5pr Tower D/R C/D, 15pr NEZ Tower D/R C/ship,
25pr Skeet Doubles C/ship, 25tgt Skeet C/D.
Saturday 15th
Bendigo 11.00am
10tgt P/S E/O, 25tgt P/S C/ship, 25tgt S/B C/ship, 25tgt
H/cap, 50tgt Bill Coulson Memorial D/B C/ship,
O/A High Gun
Mansfield 7.30pm Night/Day shoot
40tgt NEZ Night M/T Gr C/ship,
25tgt NEZ Night Tower D/B Gr C/ship.
Wangaratta 10.00 am 2 Day Shoot
20tgt D/B Gr C/D, 20tgt P/S C/ship,
20tgt S/B C/ship, 20tgt D/B C/ship
Sunday 16th
Deniliquin 12.00 noon
10tgt P/S E/O, 30tgt P/S Gr C/D, 30tgt Ch/Ch C/ship off
18m, 30tgt Presidents Day D/B C/ship,
O/A High Gun.
Mansfield 11.00am Night/Day shoot
100tgt M/T (20D/B 20S/B 20P/S 10D/R 20Cont.) Gr
C/ship, 25tgt NEZ Tower P/S Gr C/ship.
Wangaratta 10.00am 2 Day Shoot
20tgt D/B Gr C/D, 20tgt S/B C/ship,
20tgt P/S C/ship, 20tgt Cont. C/ship,
O/A, Ladies, Jnrs & Vet. High guns.
Saturday 22nd
Euroa 1.00pm Euroa Wool Week Carnival
10tgt Golden Fleece P/S Gift, 10tgt Wool Week Trophy
H/Cap, 10tgt Seven Creeks S/B Gift, 10tgt Forlogne Cont.
D/B Gift, 10pr Auto & Driven.
Sunday 23rd
Colbinabbin 1.00pm
20tgt D/B C/ship, 15tgt H/Cap,
40tgt Club M/T C/ship.
Friday 28th
Mathoura 7.00pm
10tgt P/S E/O C/D, 20pr NEZ Night D/R Tower
O/A & 2grds, 15tgt S/B 1-3.
25tgt Gooram DTL D/B C/ship.
Saturday 29th
St James 12.00 noon
20tgt Pettit Memorial D/B C/ship,
20tgt Murphy Memorial S/B C/ship, 15tgt H/cap
Sunday 30th
Echuca 11.00am Pre State Carnival Shoot
50tgt P/S C/ship 4 grds, 50tgt S/B C/ship 4 grds,
50tgt D/B C/ship 4 grds.
Wangaratta 12 noon
100tgt Dick Love Mem. C/ship A B C Best Jnr
CONTACT CLUBS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
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2005 South East
Zone Carnival
Location: Frankston Aust Clay Target Club
Rossiters Road Carrum Downs Melway 98 C9
Saturday October 8th 2005
Start 9.30am Sharp.
Free Raffle of two 250 shell prizes.
All members of the first four squads including
refs and scorers will qualify.
This incentive donated by B Stokes, G Monson,
P Mills & J Rowe
Major Sponsor
Beretta Australia
All Events Guaranteed $250
Overall Winner
Cash all others Grades 1st & 2nd
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
25 Tgt H/cap 1st, 2nd 3rd
Junior F/M & B/M
25 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C/ship
25 Tgt Single Barrel Grd C/ship
25 Tgt Pointscore Grd C/ship
Selection of Zone 5 Member
Team over Events 2,3&4
All team members will Receive ZoneBeretta Shooting Jacket. Conditions apply.
Program High Gun $500.00,
Sash & Case Shells
J u n i o r P ro g r a m H i g h G u n
Events 1 & 2 A B & C Grades
L a d i e s & Ju n i o r P ro g r a m H i g h G u n s
Events 1,2,3&4
P ro g r a m W i n n i n g Team
E v e n t s 1 & 2 Z o n e G l a s s e s & Pe n d a n t
Series Awards over all Team Shoots
Series Overall High Gun, C h a m p i o n s ,
Sash & Case Shells
S e r i e s H i g h G u n D o u bl e B a r r e l
Sash & Case Shells
Series High Gun Handicap
Sash & Case Shells
Junior Series High Gun Shells
Series W i n n i n g Team Zone Pe n d a n t
Zone-Beretta Shooting Jacket presented to
Zone Team Members
Special thanks to
Supporting Sponsors
The Big Garage Bairnsdale, HJB Group,
Peter Mills & John Rowe,
Security Assessment Services & Associates
Zone Secretary Chris Carrol 03 5950 6058
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Psalia & R Mark 25/25; A: R McKinnon & R
Lendon 25/25; B: G Magdziaz 24/25, K
Langridge 23/25; C: A Prasad 22/25, S
Langridge 19/25; JNR: R Lendon 49/50;
LAD: K Langridge 43/50; HG: R Mark 50/50.
Central Wimmera 07/08/05
(20): 15 PR CD: AA: D Flavel & C Kelly both
29/30; A: A Castle 28/30, R Maybery & R
Papst 27/30; B: G Strauss 28/30, B Papst
25/30; C: W Mann 25/30, J Sander & G
Brookes 17/30; 30T Medley CS: OA & AA: R
Black 60/60; AA: 2nd B Couch 118/120; A: T
Foster 78/80, R Jorgensen 77/80; B: B Papst
77/80, L Niewand 73/80; C: W Mann 50/60,
J Sanders 49/50; VET: C Maybery 52/60;
JNR: S Couch 56/60; JNR Incentive L Krelle
22/60; Jackpot J Sanders 5/5; 25m Shoot:
OA: D Flavel 15/15, R Black 14/15.
Central Wimmera 13/08/05
Fine but cold (26): 20 PR NWZ CS: AA: R
Lehmann 58/60, R Andrews 57/60; A: T
Foster 47/50, R Hounsell 46/50; B: B Papst
37/40, L Niewand & C Jarred 34/40; C: B
Mann 30/40, G Brookes 29/40; 30T Club DB
CS: AA & OA: R Black 33/34, S Bethune
30/32; A: D Honeyman 29/31, T Foster
35/37; B: C Jarred 32/34, B Papst 26/30; C:
G Brookes 25/31, A Taylor 24/31; 25 Metre
Shoot R Lehmann 8/9, R Black 9/9.
Cerberus 06/08/05
Fine & cool (41): 10T PTS: J Henwood, S
Chrystie, C Findley, F Ibbott, B Scanlan & R
Bold 30/30; 75T Medley: AA: P Mills
158/160, A Crawford 154/169, C Carrol
121/125; A: B Scanlan 154/160, S Chrystie
153/169, B Barlow 116/125; B: F Ibbott
110/125, G Sparey 108/125, P Noy 130/160;
C: E Alaimo 105/125, M McKernan 94/125,
S O’Callaghan 60/125.
Colac 14/08/05
Overcast & windy (27): 10T DB EO: W
Calaby 10/10; 30T DB: AA: G Thompson
50/51, M Holt 29/30; A: W Calaby 51/51, J
Farnes 28/30; B: 1st H Loubey 32/33, P
McDonald 31/33; C: 1st K Jamieson 25/30,
2nd R Hirth 23/30; 30T SB: AA: T Holt
30/30, M Holt 25/30; A: W Calaby 28/30, J
Holt 25/30; B: W Black 26/30, S Foster
26/30; C: J Stewart 25/30, R Hirth 24/30.
Colbinabbin 24/07/05
Windy, fine (18): 10T PS CD: 1st A Edwards
29/30, 2nd S Traill 28/30, Eq 3rd R Traill &
E Mullane 27/30(divided); 20T CONT PS CS:
OA & AA: C Fitzgerald 53/60; A: A Edwards
51/60; B: H Nihill 47/60; C: R Edwards
47/60; 20T W/F W/B CD: AA: L Fitzgerald &
C Fitzgerald 20/20(divided); A: R Traill
20/20; B: E Mullane 18/20; C: R Edwards
17/20; 20T DB CS: OA & AA: C Fitzgerald
37/38; A: D Mibjevic 36/38; B: N McLean
19/20; C: R Edwards 17/20.
Cosgrove 06/07/05
Showers, clearing (65): 30T HC: 1st R
Pistone 30/30, 2nd R Cugley 35/36, 3rd M
Hargrave, 4th A Cole 29/31, BM I
Fratantaro 28/31; 30T DB CS: OA & AA: P
Mills 83/83; AA: 2nd C Fitzgerald 82/83; A:
1st I Fratantaro 41/42, 2nd J Gemmil
36/37; B: 1st A Gobbo 29/30, 2nd H Janzik
31/34; C: 1st J Collicoat 26/30, 2nd S Scott
24/30.
Deniliquin 17/07/05
Clear, slight breeze: 10T PTS EO: 3
Possibles; G Coombes, D Thomas, Cuddles
30/30; 20T PTS GR CD: AA: L Knight & P
Headon 60/60; A: W Dunbar 53/60; B: G
Coombes 52/60; C: L Morris 52/60; 30T DB
CS: OA & AA: B Doyle 39/39; AA: 2nd S Gee
39/40; A: 1st W Dunbar 28/30, 2nd S Hay
26/30; B: 1st D Saunders 30/32, 2nd G
Coombes 29/32; C: 1st L Morris 28/30, 2nd
T Bradley 24/30; 30T SB CS: OA & AA: L
Knight 29/30; A: W Dunbar 27/30; B: G
Coombes 28/30; C: L Morris 22/30; HG: L
Knight 147/150.
Echuca Clay Target Club Inc
Sunday October 30th
10.00am start
Pre-State Trap Carnival Shoot
Sponsored by Commercial Helicopters P/L
(Mark & Kate Rogers)
Event 1 50 Tgt Pre State Pointscore C/Ship
Graded AA, A, B, C
1st & 2nd
Noms $20 Red $16 Jun $12
Event 2 50 Tgt Pre State Single Barrel
C/Ship
Graded AA, A, B, C
1st & 2nd
Noms $20 Red $16 Jun $12
Event 3 50 Tgt Pre State Double Barrel
C/Ship
Graded AA, A, B, C
1st & 2nd
Noms $20, Red $16 Jun $12
High Gun over full program
Shooters please note
25 Pair Night Commonwealth Double Rise C/Ship
shot on Friday Night November 11th
during Victorian State Trap Carnival
President Ron Traill 03 5484 1356
Secretary Peter Sing 03 5481 2211 BH, 03 5852 2478 AH
October 2005
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Foster 09/07/05
Wet & windy (17): 10T EO CD: D Kenndell &
G Monson 10/10; 90T Ch/Ch 18m: AA: 1st S
Lowery 136/150, 2nd Parks 135/150; A: 1st
B Kennedy 130/150, 2nd C Widdows
128/150; B: 1st R Jennings 127/150, 2nd J
Buchanan 126/150; HG: S Lowery 91/100.
Foster 13/08/05
Good (11): 10T PTS EO CD: AA: S Lowery
30/30; A: B Kennedy 28/30; B: R Jennings
30/30; C: J Smeaton 24/30:20T State W/U
CS: AA: 1st H Finken 15/23, 2nd S Lowery
12/20; A: 1st G Monson 13/21, 2nd B
Kennedy 12/21; B: 1st J Chapple 16/23, 2nd
J Smeaton 11/22; 25T Lucky Spin
Meterage: 1st F Finken, 2nd B Kennedy, 3rd
H Finken; 25T DB: AA: R Dinsdale 40/41,
2nd H Finken 39/41; B: 1st B Kennedy
25/25, 2nd G Monson 24/25; C: 1st J
Chapple 24/25, 2nd J Smeaton 20/25; HG:
B Kennedy 71/80.
Frankston 07/08/05
Overcast: 10T EO: J Rowe & P Grainger
30/30; 25T SB: AA: 1st P Williams 25/25,
2nd P Mills 24/25; A: 1st L Mirabella 26/26;
B: 1st C McDougal 27/31, 2nd C Findlay
26/31; 50T DB: AA: 1st P Mills 50/50, 2nd
P Grainer 50/51; A: 1st L Irons 53/56, 2nd
L Mirabella 52/56; B: 1st L Scanlan 47/50,
2nd C McDougal 50/55; 50T SKT: AA: 1st P
Da Silva 48/50; A: 1st D Parsel 45/50; B:
1st L Irons 45/50; C: 1st A Sotiosanti
40/50.
Geelong 24/07/05
10T EO PS CD: S Haberman & R Rankin
30/30, G Young 29/30; 25T DB: AA: R
Pistone 70/70, A Bebend 69/70; A: G Young
25/25, R Rankin 24/25; B: S Daymond
24/25, K Jackway 23/25; C: R Russell 23/26,
A Tremill 22/26; 20T DB off 18m: AA: S
Haberman 24/24, A Bebend 23/24; A: N
Daymond 20/20, G Young 19/20; B: S
Daymond 18/20, A Loubey 17/20; C: A
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Tremill 18/20, R Russell 17/20; 20T CONT:
AA: R Pistone 30/30, S Haberman 29/30; A:
G Young 19/20, W Wellam 18/20; B: S
Daymond 19/20, N Wenning 18/20; C: A
Tremill 18/23, P Brown 17/23.
Geelong 31/07/05
10T EO PS CD: A Loube, G Young, S
Trembath, S Pillipasidis, R Mark, L Curtis, R
Vinisqi, I Frantantaro, G Holt, M Gribenm, R
Flower, M Rookler & M Grimmin; 25T DB:
OA & AA: Split: A Bebend & R Mark
180/180; B Dunstan 171/172; A: K Saggers
142/148, B Scanlon 134/135; B: G Holt
139/140, R Holt 21/22; C: S Martin 18/20;
25T HC: N Cracknell & A Aquilina 22/23, J
Peltincpo 21/22, M Corbett 20/21, BM: R
Flower 21/22; 20T PS: OA: W Pary 132/132;
AA: J Rowe 131/132, L Curtis & R Mark; A:
T Plum 59/60, R Frantantaro 70/72; B: G
Holt 60/60, A Loubey 63/66; C: R Russell
66/75, S Martin 65/75; 20T DS: OA: R Mark,
2nd M Crimmen, 3rd B Scanlon, 4th P Mills,
5th S Trembath, best B/C: G Madgziaiz; HG:
R Flower.
Geelong 07/08/05
10T EO PS CD: A Breen & S Haberman
30/30; 25T DB: AA: S Haberman 50/50, R
Fower 49/50; A: G Young 25/25, N
Daymond 41/43; B: A Swanson 25/26, S
Daymond 24/26; C: R Russell 24/25, A
Tremul 21/25; 25T PS: AA: S Habermann
75/75, R Flower 73/75; A: G Kerr 71/75, G
Young 83/90; B: W Robertson 73/75, T Rusz
62/75; C: J Middelkopp 71/75, R Russell
68/75; 20T CONT: A: G Young 20/20, N
Daymond 19/20; B: W Robertson 20/20; C:
R Russell 18/20, A Tremul 17/20.
Hamilton 16/07/05
Rain & wind (28): 20 PR D/D CS: 1st A
Evans & S Landsborough 24/25, 2nd H
Vaughan & A Pollock 23/25; Best B Team:
D Bauer & L Cleggett 16/20; Best C Team:
B Robertson & F Harpley 11/20; 25T PS CS:
Geelong Clay Target Club Inc
Frankston Australian
Clay Target Club
123 Rossiter Road Carrum Downs
PO Box 340, Patterson Lakes 3197
Telephone 9782 1626
INC. A0010859 S ABN 85 255 281 411
October Program
Sunday October 2nd 12.30pm Start
Event 1 10 Tgt Handicap E/O Cash Divide
$6.00
Event 2 25 Tgt Points AA, A, B & C
Entry $6.00 Graded Purse $5.00 $11.00
Event 3 50 Tgt Double Barrel AA, A, B & C
Entry $12 Graded Purse $10 $22.00
Event 4 50 Tgt Skeet AA, A, B & C.
Entry $12 Graded Purse $10 $22.00
The number of entrants in the grade will determine
each grade purse pool.
Less than 5 entrants per grade no 2nd place.
Saturday October 8th
South East Zone Carnival
Reg A-5130
October 2005 Program
Ph 03 5229 4259
(See separate ad)
Sunday October 23rd 12.30pm Start
Sun Oct 2nd 1.00pm Start
1 10 Tgt P/S E/O C/D
$5.00
2 25 Tgt D/Barrel
$11.00
3 25 Tgt P/Score
$11.00
4 20 Tgt Cont
$10.00
Jackpot
$2.00
All Events Graded AA, A, B, C 1st and 2nd
Event 1 10 Tgt Single Barrel E/O Cash Divide $5.00
Event 2 50 Tgt Points Trophy AA, A, B & C $20.00
Event 3 50 Tgt Double Barrel Trophy
AA, A, B & C
$20.00
High Gun over events 2 & 3 each grade 250 shells
Event 4 75 Tgt ISSF Trap & final
O/A, A, B & C Cash
$33.00
Event 5 100 Tgt Skeet Championship
AA, A, B & C
$35.00
Minimum of 5 shooters in each grade for full prizes to
be paid.
Sun Oct 23rd 1.00pm Start
1 10 Tgt P/S E/O C/D
$5.00
2 25 Tgt D/Barrel
$11.00
3 25 Tgt P/Score
$11.00
4 20 Tgt D/Barrel Off 20 Mtrs
$10.00
Jackpot
$2.00
All Events Graded AA, A, B, C 1st and 2nd
September 2005
Club open for Practice
Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday
Sporting Clays Every Thursday
Note: All other days should be confirmed to ensure the
grounds are available.
Visit our website for up to date information, shoot
calendar and results. www.factc.com.au
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OA & AA: P Cleggett 74/75; AA: 2nd M
Dyson 72/75; A: 1st S Rundell 71/75, 2nd R
Millard 70/75; B: 1st L Cleggett 70/75, 2nd
J Matthey 69/75; C: 1st D Bauer 68/75, 2nd
F Harpley 59/75; 25T DB CS: AA: 1st A
Pollock 34/35, 2nd M Dyson 32/33; OA &
A: S Collins 35/35; A: 2nd B Wythe 24/25;
B: 1st J Hardcastle 24/25, 2nd J Matthey
25/27; C: 1st F Harpley 21/25, 2nd S
Cuttler 20/25.
Kerang 30/07/05
Perfect (11): 10T SB EO: C Peach & J
Absalom 8/10; 25T DB: AA: C Peach 25/25;
A: C Barker 23/25; B: 1st J Absalom 25/25,
2nd GA Smith 22/25; C: 1st K Adams 21/25,
2nd J Borg 20/25; 25T SB CS: OA & AA: C
Peach 23/25; A: C Barker 16/25; B: 1st J
Absalom 19/25, 2nd GA Smith 17/25; C: 1st
N Lipple 22/25, 2nd K Adams 21/25; 10T
C/D: C Peach & C Barker 10/10.
Hopetoun 10/07/05
Fine & cold (16): 10T EO DB CD: L Edelsten,
M Kenny, M Edelsten, R Lehmann, D Fisher,
T Fisher, G Fuller, A Jones, W Sanders & A
Steele 10/10; 25T DB CS: OA & A: W Sanders
86/86; A: 2nd M Kenny 24/25; AA: 1st D
Fisher 85/86, 2nd A Jones 53/54; C: 1st M
Edelsten 24/25, 2nd J Brooke 23/25; 20PR
D/D: 1st J Steele & G Steele 21/22, 2nd D
Fisher & T Fisher 20/22.
Korumburra 23/07/05
Overcast (51): 5T HC EO: R Barlow, K
Barlow, F Finken, H Finken, F Allison, B
Kennedy, R Williams, C Carrol, G Wilcox, A
Bird & B McMillan 15/15; 25T HC: R
Williams 31/31, K Barlow 30/31, H Finken
28/29; FM: R Clemm 20/25; BM: W Parks
30/32; 30T DB CS: OA & AA: N Rundle
102/102, G Wilcox 86/87; A: L Glover
101/102, B Kennedy 83/84; B: W Smith
38/39, A Bird 37/39; C: S Lineham 23/30, J
Griffin 21/30; Cake Shoot: N Rundle.
Jeparit 17/07/05
Excellent (31): 30T Medley CS: OA & AA: D
Flavel 50/50; AA: 2nd R Lehmann 77/80; A:
1st N Sharrock 48/50, 2nd J Launer 72/80;
B: 1st C Mitchell 68/80, 2nd D Harris 62/80;
C: 1stP Mitchell 68/80, 2nd D Hounsell
62/80; 30T PS Cash: A: R Black & B Andrews
90/90; A: 1st A Jones 90/90, 2nd N Sharrock
86/90; B: 1st G Strauss 84/90, 2nd C Jarred
83/90; C: 1st A Facchin 75/90, 2nd P
Mitchell 70/90; Jackpot: W Sanders100%, G
Strauss 66%..
Kerang 09/07/05
Cool (15): 25T NWZ PS TWR CS: OA & A: D
Hansford 74/75; A: 2nd M Gough 49/75;
AA: 1st G Broad 49/75; B: 1st G Cowland
72/75, 2nd G Goddard 68/75; C: 1st C
McNeil 69/75, 2nd D Spark 62/75; 25T NWZ
CONT DB CS: OA & AA: G Broad 26/29; AA:
2nd G Goddard 26/29; A: 1st D Pay 23/26,
2nd D Hansford 22/26; B: 1st A Broad
23/25, 2nd K Kesper 15/25; C: 1st K Adams
22/25, 2nd D Spark 20/25.
Kyneton 24/07/05
Cold & showery (29): 10T DB EO: A: P Bird &
W Calaby 10/10; B: D Hill 10/10, P Wilson &
B Shannon 9/10; C: A Prasad, M Hobbs & J
Bird 10/10; 20T DB CS: OA & A: G Moore
23/24; A: 2nd P Bird 27/29; B: L Fitzpatrick
22/24, D Hill 18/20; C: P West 20/22, A
Prasad 18/20; 20 PR D/D CS DP Split HC: A
Prasad & A Walker 20/20, C Penno & P
McKenzie 19/20; 15T PTS TWR: A: C Penno
42/45, G Moore 39/45; B: D Hill 42/45, P
McKenzie 39/45; C: P Wilson 45/45, L
Fitzpatrick 42/45.
Mansfield 17/07/05
Overcast (17): 50T SB CS: OA & B: S Callahan
49/50; AA: 1st R Kirley 73/75, 2nd T Rohrlach
72/75; A: 1st T Plum 44/50, 2nd P Desmond
45/52; B: 2nd S Kirley 43/50; C: 1st C
Cameron 38/50; Best unplaced JNR: N Kirley
43/50; 30PR D/D CS: 1st C Skinner & D Luelf
45/45, 2nd K Skinner & C Cameron 44/45.
G i p p s l a n d P ro g r a m m e O c t o b e r 2 0 0 5
SAT 1ST BAIRNSDALE NOON
1 50T Willis Growcoft Memorial
B/Trap C’ship AA A B C 1 + 2
2 50T DB C’ship AA A B C 1 + 2
3 State Midi SB C’ship AA A B C 1 + 2
Sec Karen Sangster 5153 1079
SAT 8TH FOSTER NOON
Charity shoot for Peter Mac Research
1 50T DB Gippsland C’ship AA A B C 1 + 2
2 20 PR DR C’ship AA AB C 1 + 2
Sponsor Hermann’s Sporting Guns
Pres Geoff Monson 9775 1688
SUN 9TH WONTHAGGI NOON
1 20T Pts CD
2 25 PR D/Rise C’ship AA A B C 1 + 2
3 25 DB AA A B C 1 + 2
Sec Fiona McIlwaine 0408 221 080
SAT 15TH MORWELL NOON
1 25T SB Cash AA A B C 1 + 2
2 25 PR D Rise C’ship AA A B C 1 + 2
3 25 PR D Doubles Drawn Partners Split H’cap
Sec Gary McMillan 0428 486 204
Sunny Winter’s: 10T DB CONT EO: P
Chapman, N Cracknell, D Robinson, J
McVitty, L Johnson, S Forbes, J Hill, R
Hendrickson, B DaFonte, S Reyne, G Scarce,
N Durbridge, J Shepherd, N Morrison, C
McPherson, R Durbridge, P Tate, C Watts, G
Passalaqua, D Watts & W Calaby 10/10;
50T GR DB CONT CS: OA & AA: J Elliot
53/53; AA: 2nd S Reyne 95/95; A: N
Cracknell 52/53, W Calaby 51/53; B: S
Forbes 49/50, C Alderson; C: N Durbridge
47/50, R Hendrickson 46/50; 25T GR PS:
AA: J McVitty & N Morrison 75/75; A: P
Chapman & W Calaby 75/75; B: B Lendon
72/75, S Forbes & G Scarce 68/75; C: B
DaFonte 71/75, J Bird 65/75; HG: J McVitty
141/142.
Mild, overcast afternoon (50): 100T
Sporting CS: OA: C Johns 67/75; AA: A
Leech 63/75, C McPherson 59/75; A: S
O’Brien 64/75, P Stowe 61/75; B: C McNeil
62/75, C Watts 56/75; C: B Billings 49/75, D
Niemann 48/75; JNR: G Mulkaney 54/75;
LAD: K Norris 64/75; VET: J Johns 60/75; 25T
CONT: AA: D Watts 23/25, P Tate, C Johns &
N Morrison 22/25; A: S O’Brien 23/25, R
McKinnon & S Geddes 21/25; B: C McNeil,
M Ipsen & C Jennings 24/25; C: B Da Fonte
19/25, R Hendrickson 18/25.
Melbourne 16/07/05
Cold/cloudy: 75T Sporting Clays: AA: T
Calrk 70/75, A Panetta 66/75; A: W
Cumberland 62/75, H Atilla 54/75; B: T
Preston 58/75, D Lomas 50/75; C: H
Belmore 48/75, R Elder 48/75; VET: V Smith
56/75, R Jones 54/75; 25T PS: AA: S
Pellegrino 74/75; A: F Cuteri 73/75; B: M
Whitelaw 67/75; C: S Martin 69/75; 50T DB
CS: AA: D Jackson 49/50; OA & A: M Ward
72/72; B: M Whitelaw 48/50; C: S Martin
45/50; 10 PR DR: AA: D Charles 12/20; A: M
Ward 20/20; C: T Martin 13/20.
Melbourne 30/07/05
Overcast (70): 75T Sporting: A: 1st E
Treadwell 64/75, 2nd M Afendoulis 59/75;
B: 1st B Fraser 69/95, 2nd J Maiolo 50/75; C:
1st M Marino 50/75, 2nd M McCarthy
49/75; VET: 1st R Jones 60/75, 2nd B Lobley
56/75; 25T PS: AA: S Pellegrino 74/75; OA &
A: D Drinkwater 93/93; B: M Whitelaw
70/75; C: D Di Pietrantonio 60/75; 60T MXD
(20 DB, 20 PTS, 20 SB): AA: D Charles
95/100; OA & A: J Mollica 98/100; B: M
Whitelaw 90/100; C: R Elder 95/100.
Melbourne 06/08/05-07/08/05
Fine: 75 PR D/T: OA: A Vella 176/200; AA:
1st C Trembath 126/150, 2nd R Mark & S
Haberman 124/150; A: 1st M Crimmins
119/150, 2nd M Rocco 112/150; B: 1st G
Shale 107/150, 2nd R Mitchell 105/150; C:
1st C Watts 95/150, 2nd M Kandus 85/150;
LAD: G Shale 107/150; JNR: M Rocco
112/150; 125T Trench: OA: A Vella 137/150;
AA: 1st R Mark 110/125, 2nd D Di Pietro
109/125; A: 1st M Rocco 109/125, 2nd M
Tigani 107/125; B: 1st W Asmar 105/125,
2nd K Skinner 97/125; C: 1st R Anderson
95/125, 2nd C Skinner 91/125; LAD: M
Beecham 105/125; JNR: M Rocco 109/125;
125T ISSF SKT: OA: D Cunningham 140/150;
AA: L Mark 115/125, M Inguanti 108/125;
Korumburra
GUN CLUB
Saturday
22nd October 2005
12 Noon Start
90 Mixed Target
15 S.B. 15 PTS. 15 D.B.
15 D.B. Cont. 15 PTS Cont.
15 S.B. Cont.
1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C.
Proudly Sponsored
By
SAT 22ND KORUMBURRA NOON
Korumburra Challenge
90T Mixed Graded
15 SB 15 DB 15 Pts
15 SB Cont 15 DB Cont 15 Pts Cont
Sec Col Widdows 5662 3079
Melbourne 23/07/05
Fine (70): 75T Sporting: AA: 1st A Panetta
70/75, 2nd F Botica 69/75; A: G Brown
64/75, 2nd B Phillips 63/75; B: 1st S
Davidson 59/75, 2nd J Maiolo 56/75; C: 1st
M Marino 52/75, 2nd B Pearson 48/75; VET:
1st L Baxter 53/75, 2nd K Downie 52/75;
JNR: M Onley 39/75; 40T PS CS: OA & AA: S
Pellegrino 119/120; A: S Zotti 118/120; B:
M Whitelaw 101/120; C: K Johnsen 80/120;
40T DB CS: AA: P Haslam 60/61; OA & A: S
Zotti 46/46; B: M Bending 36/40; C: T
George 36/40; 25T Trench: AA: P Haslam
18/25; A: M Ward 17/25; B: S Zotti 15/25;
C: L Irons 16/25.
Miall's Gun Shop
Briley Australia
SAT 29TH TRARALGON NOON
150T DB C’ship
AA A B C 1 + 2
Sec Julie Rowley 5174 0845
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Secretary C. Widdows 5662 3079
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MELBOURNE
GUN CLUB
Victoria Rd, LILYDALE
Ph/fax (03) 9739-1771
www.melbournegunclub.com.au
SHOTGUN SHOOTING VENUE FOR THE
2006 COMMONWEALTH GAMES
North West Zone
CARNIVAL
Maryborough Gun Club
S a t u rd ay Oc t ob e r 2 9 , 2005
October
10 am Star t
Trench Practice open Saturdays all day from 10.30am
$7.50 per round of 25 Targets
DTL Practice 10.30am to 12.30pm, Skeet Practice on
Skeet Competition days
Overall High Gun $500
4 Grade High Guns $100
Saturday 1st
Open
1. 100 Tgt Skeet Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
$34
CORPORATE SHOOTING STARS
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
Sponsored by Russell and Lauryn Mark,
Corporate Shooting Stars
www.corporateshootingstars.com.au
1. 10 Tgt Points Eye Opener
$8
AA-21 Metres, A-19 Metres, B-17 Metres,
C-15 Metres
2. 75 Tgt Corporate Shooting Stars
Champion of Champions
$32
AA-21 Metres, A-19 Metres, B-17 Metres,
C-15 Metres
25 Tgt Double Barrel, 25 Tgt Single
Barrel, 25 Tgt Pointscore
1st $250 Cash, Sash Overall, 2nd $125 Cash,
3rd $75 Cash, Junior $50 Cash
Jnr
$30
1st Overall —$150.00 2nd—$100.00
3rd—$50.00 4th—$40.00 5th—$30.00
$6
Event 2:
$21
Event 3:
Open
75 Tgt Trench Grd C'ship O/A,A,B,C,Lady $32
40 Tgt Pointscore Grd Trophy AA,A,B,C
$20
40 Tgt Double Barrel Grd Trophy AA,A,B,C $20
75 Tgt Skeet Grd Trophy AA,A,B,C
$32
Jnr
$21
$12
$12
$21
Saturday 22nd
Open
1. 75 Tgt Colin & Judy Barker Sporting Clays
Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C Vet, 1st & 2nd trophy,
Ldy,Jnr O/A Sash & Trophy
$32
2. 50 Tgt Pointscore Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
$21
3. 50 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'ship AA,A,BC $21
4. 10 Pair Double Rise Trophy AA,A,B,C,Jnr $10
Jnr
$21
$15
$15
$7
Open Jnr
$13
$13
$10
$32
$7.50
$7.50
$7
$21
Melbourne Gun Club uses Matarelli Traps for DTL
and CCI Clay Targets supplied by Raytrade
Management reserves the right to alter
the program if considered necessary
All Prices include G.S.T
October 2005
1st Overall and grade - Overall sash and
$70 trophy
1st other 3 grades - Sash and $70 trophy,
2nd each grade $30 trophy
Event 4:
Saturday 14th to 21st
COMMONWEALTH GAMES ELIMINATIONS
No other disciplines will be shot this week. Sorry
for any inconvenience
1.
2.
3.
4.
Nom $17
25 tgt Nor t h West Zon e Si n g le B a rre l
C h a m p i o n s h i p A A , A, B, C
Saturday 8th
Team shoot Melbourne vs Alexandra
over events 1 & 2
25 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
25 Tgt Handicap 1,2,3,BM
10 Pair Double Rise Grd Trophy AA,A,B,C
75 Tgt Sporting Clays AA,A,B,C,Vet,Jnr
Nom $17
5 0 t g t A & L GUNS Nor t h West Zone
D o u bl e B a r r e l C h a m p i o n s h i p A A , A , B , C
$70 trophy
ZZ Presidents Championship Cup
Saturday 29th
Nom $19
25 tgt Nor t h West Zone Carniva l H an d ic a p
Sunday 2nd
1.
2.
3.
4.
Event 1:
Nom $17
25 tgt Nor t h West Zone Po i n t s S c o r e
C h a m p i o n s h i p A A , A, B, C
$70 trophy
OVERALL HIGH GUN — $500 c a s h
G r a d e H i g h G u n s A A , A , B , C $100 cash
L a d i e s , J u n i o rs, S u b Ju n i o rs and Veterans
High Gun - 250 Shotshells
L, J , V - Reduced Noms Events 2, 3 & 4
Ladies Juniors & Veterans grades only paid if 3 or more competitors
5 Person Zone Team over events 2, 3 & 4
Team members to receive nominations
for D/B, S/B and Pts at State Carnival
President - Pa u l B i rd Ph 0438 374 359
S e c r e t a r y - Doug Harris Ph 03 5382 0934
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Metropolitan Clay Target Club Inc
Postal Address PO Box 93 Epping 3076 vic
Club Location 20 Vearings Rd Off O'herns Rd Epping Vic
Ph 03 9401 3134 Fax 03 9401 3122
Reg No A 5465 ARN 34 637 836 794
E-Mail [email protected]
October
2 Day Shoot for visiting South Aust Gun Club
Saturday 1st 10.30 start
Event 1 15 tgt points E/O CD
Event 2 25 tgt S/B AA A B C
Event 3 25 tgt D/B AA A B C
Event 4 15 tgt PTS Tower 1 2 3
Event 5 50 tgt Skeet AA A B C
Event 6 50 tgt 5 Stand Sporting AA A B C
Metro vs S.A.G.C team shoots during day Skeet DTL & Tower
Sunday 2nd 11am start
Event 1 15 tgt PTS E/O CD
Event 2 25 tgt 5 Stand Sporting AA A B C
Metropolitan Super Shoot
Event 3
90 tgt 30 S/B 30 D/B 30 PTS
2500 Shells if anyone shoots the possible (divided if more)
AA A B C 1st each grade 250 SHELLS 2nd 125 shells N $35 RED$30 JNR$25
Event 4 50 Tgt Skeet AA A B C
Metro Night Sporting
Friday 21st 6pm start noms close 7.30 sharp
50 tgt 5 Stand Sporting night shoot (shot over 2 grounds)
O/All then 1st 2nd 3rd AA A B C Best Jnr Noms $30 Jnr $15
Open to all ACTA VFGA and SSAA shooters (Highest grade to be used)
Sponsored by: ASE Construction PIL JTC Tiling Services, AACON Constructions P/L
ALAC Engineering, Ascot Vale Meat Supply, Metropolitan Clay Target Club
Victorian Junior Classic
Sunday 23rd start 10am Practice 9.30-10am
Event 1 20 tgt Single Barrel
Event 2 20 tgt Double Barrel
Event 3 20 tgt Points
Sections: Junior Boys 12-14 years
Junior Girls 12-14 years
Senior Boys 15-17 years
Senior Girls 15-17 years
Prizes 1st 2nd 3rd each section
Overall High Gun Boys tailor made shooting jacket
Overall High Gun Girls tailor made shooting jacket
Best non placed performer Achievement Awards (certificate)
All shooters must have a junior permit
Total cost $5 for 3 events and ammunition
AMMUNITION SUPPLIED MUST BE ONLY USED
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Metropolitan Clay Target Club Inc
Postal Address PO Box 93 Epping 3076 vic
Club Location 20 Vearings Rd Off O'herns Rd Epping Vic
Ph 03 9401 3134 Fax 03 9401 3122
Reg No A 5465 ARN 34 637 836 794
E-Mail [email protected]
Grand Prix Carnival
October 29th-30th 2005 2 Days of top DTL
Over $10,000 in Prizes
Saturday 29th Oct 9am Start
Sunday 30th Oct 9am Start
Event #1 Noms see below
Breakfast available from 8.30am
25T Points C/Ship
Event #4 Noms see below
O/All 51cm Television
1st AA, A, B, C DVD player
2nd AA, A, B, C Teac Radio, Cassette,
CD player
25T Metropolitan Club S/B C/Ship
O/All Uniden phone system
1st AA, A, B, C Toaster
2nd AA, A, B, C Breville Kettle
Event #2 Noms below
Event #5 Noms below
25T Metropolitan Club D/B C/Ship
30T D/B Grand Prix
O/All Sony Camera
1st AA, A, B, C Breville Coffee Maker
2nd AA, A, B, C Kambrook Blender
O/All Victa Wildcat Lawn Mower
1st AA, A, B, C Surround Sound System
2nd AA, A, B, C Steamer & Crockpot (2 items)
Event #3 Noms below
Event #6 Noms below
30T D/B Metropolitan Handicap
25T Continental D/B C/Ship
1st 2nd 3rd
O/All Sharp Microwave
1st AA, A, B, C Breville Sandwich Press
2nd AA, A B, C Kambrook Deep Frier
Spit BBQ after shoot Saturday
BBQ after shoot on Sunday
$1,000 Min Prize Pool
Nominations
Events 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 $30, Reduced $24, Ladies & Juniors $18.
Event 5 Metro Grand Prix. $35, Reduced $29, Ladies & Juniors $20.
Spit BBQ after shoot on Saturday BBQ after shoot on Sunday
Note All O/All takes O/A only then 1st & 2nd each grade.
Three man team over two days
Carnival Trap Highgun Sash & 2000 shells
Junior Highgun over Carnival Min 3 shooters Sash & Teac CD Radio Cassette
Ladies Highgun over Carnival Min 3 shooters Sash & Teac CD Radio Cassette
Camping available on the Ground
The Committee has the right to change the program and prizes at their discretion.
THERE WILL BE NO BUYBACK OF PRIZES
*ALL PRICES ARE INCLUSIVE OF GST*
Metropolitan On The Web: www.vicnet.net.au/-metrogun
Metropolitan Clay Target Club Inc would like to thank HANNAMS RETRAVISION
October 2005
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VICTORIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC.
STATE TRAP CARNIVAL 2005
ECHUCA CLAY TARGET CLUB
11, 12, 13 NOVEMBER
Friday 11th, 10 a.m. start
8.30 a.m. – Zone Teams Match
Event 1
Event 2
State Handicap, 50 tgts from ACTA Handicap Marks
Prizes awarded 1st to 5th place with $1000 added money.
1st Women, Juniors, Veterans
State Double Rise Championship, 25 pr from 15 metres
Graded AA-A-B-C. Overall, 2nd, 3rd, plus 1st, 2nd, 3rd each grade,
Saturday 12th, 8.30 a.m. start
Event 3
Event 4
State Single Barrel Championship, 50 tgts from 15 metres
Graded AA-A-B-C. Overall, 2nd, 3rd, plus 1st, 2nd, 3rd each grade.
State Double Barrel Championship, 50 tgts from 15 metres
Sunday 13th, 8.30 a.m. start
Event 5
State Pointscore Championship, 50 tgts from 15 metres
Event 6
Open State Postal Team – 50 tgt Points. Fifteen highest scores Events 3, 4 & 5.
Women’s State Postal Team – 25 tgt Points. Six highest scores Events 3, 4 & 5.
Junior State Postal Team – 25 tgt Points. Six highest scores Events 3, 4 & 5.
Veterans State Postal Team – 25 tgt Points. Six highest scores Events 3, 4 & 5.
Please note: Shoot-off will be used to determine last places in all teams.
NOMINATIONS ALL EVENTS $40. WOMEN, JUNIORS, VETERANS $35.
All events to be shot in one visit – six shooters per squad except the Handicap,
5 tgts per lane, 5 shooters per squad.
STATE OPEN HIGH GUN EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5.
WINNER TO RECEIVE NOMINATIONS TO NATIONALS, PLUS SASH AND GOLD VICTORIA BADGE.
WOMEN, JUNIOR & VETERAN HIGH GUN EVENTS 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5.
Winners to receive refund of Carnival Nominations plus Sash.
A five man club teams match will be conducted in conjunction with the State Pointscore
Championship. In each event, prizes will be awarded for Women, Juniors and Veterans,
only if there are at least three competitors in the group.
Optional $5 Overall Purse on Events 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5.
HANDICAP CARDS MUST BE PRESENTED AT NOMINATION.
SHOOT OFFS CONTINUED UNDER LIGHTS IF NECESSARY
VCTA Annual General Meeting Thursday Evening 10th, 7.30 pm
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ATTENTION SHOOTERS
To streamline and enable the Victorian State Trap Carnival to run more efficiently the
VCTA Executive have decided to introduce pre-nominations for 2005. A discount of $5.00
will be given per event to all pre-nomination entries. Please note that squadding will still
take place on the day of competition. Competitors pre-nominating will be given priority
when squadding over shooters nominating at the Carnival. Those competitors nominating
on the day may find themselves shooting late in the day and left without the choice
of selective squadding.
Victorian Clay Target Association
PRE NOMINATION FORM
2005 State Trap Carnival
Shooter No......................(Office Only)
SURNAME........................................................... GIVEN NAME..........................................................
ADDRESS........................................................................................................................................................
.........................................................................................STATE.........................P/CODE...........................
CLUB ..................................................................... ACTA MEMBERHIP NO....................................
Category
OPEN
WOMEN
GRADE
AA
B
A
C
JUNIOR
VETERAN
(Circle one)
(Circle yours)
HANDICAP........................
NOTE: A $5 DISCOUNT will apply to all PRE-NOMINATION ENTRIES
Friday November 11
Ev. 1. 50 tgt State H’Cap
Ev. 2. 25pr State D/R C’Ship
NOMINATIONS
OPEN $40 DIS $35
OPEN $40 DIS $35
W,J,V $35 DIS $30
W,J,V $35 DIS $30
...................
...................
Saturday November 12
Ev. 3. 50 tgt State S/B C’Ship OPEN $40 DIS $35
Ev. 4. 50 tgt State D/B C’Ship OPEN $40 DIS $35
W,J,V $35 DIS $30
W,J,V $35 DIS $30
...................
...................
Sunday November 13
Ev. 5. 50 tgt State P/S C’Ship
W,J,V $35 DIS $30
...................
OPEN $40 DIS $35
ENTRY$
This nomination does not include entry into Optional Purse
PAYMENT DETAILS
CHEQUE
TOTAL
...................
MONEY
ORDER
Post your Nomination and cheque / money order to:
VICTORIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC
PO BOX 45
SOUTH MORANG VIC 3752
Pre-Nominations to be received by 21 October 2005.
October 2005
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Werribee Victorian
Clay Target Club Inc
PO Box 806 Werribee Vic 3030
10 min drive from Werribee CBD on Ballan Road
visit us online at: www.werribeegunclub.com.au
O C TO B E R
2005
Practice every Wednesday, Friday &
Saturday 1pm
1st Saturday each month ISSF Skeet
Practice
Sunday 2nd October at 12 Noon
75 tgt Trench Handicap + Final $33 (pays to 6th place)
AA+O, A+l, B+2, C+4 per round
Sunday 9th October at 12 Noon
Coaching clinic with Russell Mark prior to
competition, juniors and novices encouraged to attend.
30 Tgt P/S 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C $15
30 Tgt D/B 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C $15
30 Tgt D/B off 18m 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C $15
30 Tgt D/B Cont. 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C $15
15 Tgt DTL Novice Championship Noms $15 including 1
packet of shells
Sunday 16th October at 12 Noon
A: K Ferguson 108/125, B Brighenti
104/125; B: A Ceccato 91/125, D Green
74/125; C: A Hronas 86/125; LAD: L Mark
115/125
Melbourne 13/08/05
Fine: 75T Trench: OA: J Tonna 88/100; A: T
Malone 62/75; B: D Jackson 68/75; 50T PS
CS: OA & AA: D Barnes 149/150; A: J
Mollica 147/150; B: M Bending 135/150; C:
R Elder 139/150; 50T DB CS: AA: D Appleby
50/50; OA & A: P Johnston 136/136; B: J
Irons 45/50; C: D Dipietrantonio 50/50; 50T
SKT: AA: M Briggs 49/50; A: L Durham
52/55; B: L Irons 56/58; C: T Laber 45/50.
Mornington 13/08/05
Fine & Mild (34): MXD Novelty (25 DB 25
Cont 25 BT): AA: 1st J Campbell 85/90, 2nd
P Mills 84/90, 3rd Hecta 69/75; A: 1st G
Boyd 69/75, 2nd C Galea 67/75, 3rd G
Beckworth 67/75; B: 1st R Wilkinson 76/90,
2nd S Teboneras 74/90, 3rd F Ibbot 60/75;
Nepean 16/07/05
Cold, wet & windy (23): 100T Medley(25DB,
25PTS,25CONT,25B/T): AA: 1st P Mills
129/150, 2nd A Crawford 127/150, 3rd C
Carrol 126/150; A: 1st N Bakker 129/150,
2nd R Pitt 125/150, 3rd S Chrystie 124/150;
B: 1st L Fitzpatrick 121/150, 2nd F Ibbot
114/150, 3rd N Quick 108/150; C: 1st D
Grasso 101/150, 2nd R Johnson 48/150.
Wangaratta
October Sunday 30th 12 noon start
100 tgt Dick Love Memorial
Championship
AA, A, B, C & best jnr
All grades 1st & 2nd.
Veneto & Abruzzo
Clay Target Shooters
Date: Sunday16/10/05
start time: 12 Noon
Noms Reduced Full
Sunday 23rd October at 12 Noon
50 Tgt Pre-State Carnival S/B 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C $22
50 Tgt Pre-State Carnival P/S 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C $22
50 Tgt Pre-State Carnival D/B 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C $22
15 Pr Pre-State Carnival D/Rise 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C $15
0/A High Gun Sash (Events 1,2,3,4),
Optional $2 Sweeps on events 1,2,3,4
Three grounds in operation
Event 1: 10 Tgt E/O AA, A, B, C
Event 2: 25 Tgt D/B AA, A, B, C
$10.00
Event 3: 25 Tgt P/S AA, A, B, C
$10.00
Event 4: 25 Tgt Cont AA, A, B, C
$10.00
MINIMUM OF 5 SHOOTERS PER GRADE BEFORE
2ND PRIZE IS PAID
$7.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
Sponsored by
SPARTAN GLOBAL P/L &
KEMEN AMMUNITION
Management reserve the right to alter the program
if considered necessary
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Cold & overcast (18): 10T CONT PS: R Taylor
28/30; 30T CONT PS CS: OA & A: S Coulston
83/90; A: 2nd C Elkington 82/90; B: 1st C
Healy 80/90, 2nd K Maurey 79/93; C: 1st S
Laurence 64/90, 2nd I Erbacher 60/90; 30T
DB CS: OA & A: S Coulston 47/48; A: 2nd K
Jones 46/48; B: 1st R Pigram 43/45, 2nd K
Maurey 27/30; C: I Erbacher 28/30, 2nd S
Laurence 26/30; HG: S Coulston 139/150.
Venue W.I.S.C.I. Complex. Ballan Road Werribee
(11km from Werribee)
75 tgt Trench + 25 tgt Final $33
0A, AA, A, B, C
Veneto/Abbruzzo Shoot
(See separate advert this issue)
Clubhouse Telephone - 0403 346 660
President - Tony Demuri 0418 353 268
Secretary - Stacy Roiall 0412 570 954
C: 1st M Alaimo 61/75, 2nd Lance Cazaley
60/75, 3rd Chris Shaw 55/75.
CARTRIDGES, FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS
AVAILABLE ON SHOOT DAYS
The committee reserves the right to alter or modify any
event if necessary.
President: VENETO
Mr. Ernesto Bertollo
Phone (03) 9852 0694
President: ABRUZZO
Mr. Mario Salvatore
Phone (03) 9359 1938
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Wangaratta Clay Target Club Inc
2 Day Shoot October 15th & 16th
Day 1 9.30am start
Event 1 20 tgt pointscore cash divide graded
$10
Event 2 20 tgt pointscore c/ship sponsored by Turners Metal
Recyclers Wangaratta
AA, A, B, C
$16 open $12 vet ladies $10 jnrs sweeps $2
Event 3 20 tgt single barrel c/ship sponsored by Brett Symmes Shooting
Zone Benalla
AA, A, B, C
$16 open, $12 vet ladies, $10 jnrs sweeps $2
Event 4 20 tgt Double Barrel sponsored by Steamair Engineering Wangaratta
AA, A, B, C
All grades 1st & 2nd
Day 2 10am start
Event 5 20 tgt pointscore cash divide graded
$10
Event 6 20 tgt Single Barrel c/ship sponsored by Adventure camping
and fishing and shooting Wangaratta
AA, A, B, C
Event 7 20 tgt pointscore c/ship sponsored by Highland Sports
AA, A, B, C
Event 8 10 pair double rise sponsored by North East Painting Service P/L Wangaratta
AA, A, B, C
All grades 1st & 2nd
Overall High Gun over 2days sponsored by Bushwacker Swags Echuca
High Gun AA, A, B, C sponsored by Rio Shotshells and Corsivia Targets
Veteran High Gun sponsored by Ian McGeogh and Keaman Guns
Ladies High Gun sponsored by Northern Vic Ammo Supplies
Jnr High Gun sponsored by Northern Vic Ammo Supplies
Breakfast will be supplied to all shooters by the Wangaratta Clay Target
at the club house 7.30am-9am
Vine hotel offers 3 course meals at reasonable prices for Saturday evening meals
and courtesy bus will collect shooters from their motels – can be arranged
at the Vine Hotel.
Central Motel Wangaratta for accommodation 03 5721 2188
Wangaratta Clay Target Club committee would like to thank all sponsors for the
2 day shoot and look forward to seeing all shooters enjoy a fantastic weekend
Secretary Kudri Demaj 03 5721 7252
President Tom Little 03 5722 3593
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Nepean 22/07/05
Cold (27): 50T Simulated Night: AA: 1st
A Crawford 42/50, 2nd K Childecott
33/50, 3rd P Drennan 30/50; A: 1st C
Quick 35/50, 2nd N Bakker 27/50, 3rd D
Lauritzen 26/50; B: 1st S Lancaster
38/50, 2nd M Venturini 37/50, 3rd R
Jones 34/50; C: 1st R Lewis 34/50, 2nd G
Lewis 27/50, 3rd A Duncan 25/50.
Noorat 23/07/05
A bit cold (37): 25T Pts: AA: Glen Hayden
74/75, 2nd G Thompson 73/75; A: D
Hannah 71/75, 2nd R Millard 71/75; B: S
Foster 73/75, 2nd B O’Sullivan 71/75; C:
B Bishop 74/75, 2nd F Shanley 69/75;
30T DB Les Reicha Memorial: AA: Glen
Hayden 86/86, G Thompson 85/86; A: G
Jennings 61/61, R Millard 60/61; B: J
Matthey 45/45, P Biddle 44/45; C: F
Shanley 30/30, B Bishop 29/30; 20T HC:
1st Glen Hayden 27/27, 2nd Z Paton
26/27, 3rd N Paton 20/21.
Patchewollock 24/07/05
Overcast & windy (25): 10T DB EO CD: D
Fisher & E Yetman 10/10; 25T DB HC: 1st
N Kroemer 23/25, 2nd T Hall 22/25; 25T
DB CONT: AA/A: T Shaddock 25/25; B: S
Mott 28/31; C: A Loxton 22/25; 25T SB
CS: AA/A: 1st E Yetman 19/20, 2nd D
Fisher 17/20; B: 1st S Mott 20/20, 2nd T
Hall 16/21; C: 1st C Shaddocck 18/20,
2nd G Mitchell 17/20.
St Arnaud 24/07/05
Windy (20): 10T PS EO: R Cameron & J
McVitty 30/30, G Hargreaves, C Dunn &
R McKinnon 29/30; 30T SB GR CS: OA &
A: C Dunn 30/30; A: 2nd J McVitty
34/35; B: 1st D Harris 30/33, 2nd K
Malcolm 28/30; C: D Briody 16/30; JNR
HG: J Hemley 77/80; HG: J McVitty
89/90; OTF Rnd 6: C Dunn, Rnd 7: S
Forbes.
St James 30/07/05
Cloudy/cool (41): EO: L Knight 10/10, T
Calandro, J Gemmill & M Hargreaves
9/10, D Jackel 9/12; 10 PR DR Cup: OA &
AA: L Knight 27/30; AA: 2nd C Fitzgerald
17/20; A: 1st J Gemmill 27/30, 2nd T
Calandro 26/30; B: 1st A Wooley 26/30,
2nd Z Felmington 30/40; C: 1st L
Crocket, 2nd V Vigliaturo 20/30; 15T HC:
1st D Wilson 24/24, 2nd L Fitzgerald
23/24, 3rd P Gorrie 15/16, BM: K Maurey
15/16; 20T DB Cup: OA & A: G Reid
44/44; A: 2nd R Ellis 42/43; AA: 1st
Amanda Holt 43/44, 2nd L Fitzgerald
35/36; B: 1st H Nhill 40/41, 2nd A
Wooley 21/22; C: 1st N Beggs 24/24, V
Vigliaturo 23/24; HG: L Knight.
Sebastopol 17/07/05
Cold & showers (29): 30T DB CS: AA: K
Wright 45/47, T Gull 29/31; A: W Calaby
29/30, A Ford 27/30; OA & B: G Walter
46/47, P Clark 39/41; C: R Bilston 34/36,
A Prajad 33/36; 25T HC: 1st D Wilson
24/25, 2nd J King 34/36, 3rd M Pollock
33/36.
Swan Hill 17/07/05
Sunny/breezy (23): 10T HC EO: K
McFarlane, J Allen, T Wilson, A Byrne & G
Goddard 10/10; 25T HC CS: 1st P Costa
25/25, 2nd A Byrne 23/25, 3rd A
Cowland 23/26, 4th K McFarlane 25/28;
25T PS CS: AA: 1st G Cowland 73/75, 2nd
A Rullo 69/75; A: 1st M Gough 76/78,
2nd G Nalder 75/78; B: 1st F Siciliano
68/75, 2nd J Allen 51/75; C: 1st A
Cowland 69/75, 2nd K Siciliano 59/75.
Traralgon 30/07/05
Fine & breezy (29): 25T PTS CD: AA: 1st T
Malone 70/75; A: 1st S Wade 75/75, Eq
2nd B Kennedy & G McCluskey 70/75; B:
1st N Rowley, 2nd M Crowcott 73/75, W
McPherson 71/75; C: J Griffin 68/75; 30T
CONT CS: AA: 1st T Malone 46/50; OA &
A: B Kennedy 65/65; A: 2nd C Murphy
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50/50; B: 1st J Chapple 64/65, 2nd G
Sparey 48/05; C: 1st J Pederson 46/50,
2nd S Lineham 38/50.
Tyrendarra 02/07/05
Fine but cold (27): 25T DB CS: AA: 1st T
Smith 82/82, 2nd M Gruar 78/79; A: 1st
G Hose 81/82, 2nd G Height 37/38; B:
1st H Wythe 25/26, 2nd J Matthey
35/36; C: 1st K Daws 28/31, 2nd G
Wythe 27/31; 25T SB CS: AA: 1st M
Dyson 35/37, 2nd M Gruar 26/28; OA &
A: W Wombwell 36/37; A: 2nd G Height
26/28; B: 1st S Henderson 23/26, 2nd A
Walters 22/25; C: 1st G Wythe 21/25,
2nd K Daws 20/25.
Tyrendarra 06/08/05
Cold & windy (27): 20 PR DR CS: OA &
AA: M Dyson 39/40; AA: 2nd G McLean
44/50; A: 1st B Cleggett 38/50, 2nd J
Mathey 36/50; B: 1st J Makirdy 31/40,
2nd G Vickers 29/40; C: S Cotter 25/40,
2nd M Vickers 20/40; 25T DB CS: OA &
AA: G McLean 60/60; AA: 2nd P Cleggett
60/60; A: 1st B Cleggett 27/28, 2nd J
Mathey 26/27; B: 1st K Wythe 33/34,
2nd M Wythe 25/26; C: 1st F Shanley
23/25, 2nd A Fry 20/25.
Veneto-Abruzzo 24/07/05
Cold & windy (19): AA: R Mark 30/30; A:
R Mitchell 28/30; B: D Cocozziello, M
Salvatore & E Bertollo 24/30; C: V Vallese
26/30; 20T DB: AA: 1st R Mark 20/20,
2nd R Viney 23/24; A: 1st R Mitchell
23/25, 2nd P Gobbo 22/25; B: 1st E
Bertollo 18/20, 2nd B Huntley 16/20; C:
1st J Incani 17/20, 2nd A Faranda 16/20;
30T PS: AA: 1st R Mark 99/99, 2nd G
Went 96/99; A: 1st R Mitchell 83/90, 2nd
P Gobbo 74/90; B: 1st M Salvatore
79/90, 2nd E Bertollo 78/90; C: 1st J
Incani 65/90, 2nd U Melchiorre 63/90;
10T D/R: AA: 1st R Viney 19/20; A: 1st R
Mitchell 14/20; B: E Bertollo 14/20; C: J
Incani 8/20.
Warracknabeal 23/07/05
Sunny, fine, windy (23): 30T John Clark
Memorial DB CS: OA & AA: D Flavel
50/50; AA: 2nd C Dunn 47/48; A: 1st C
Mitchell 49/50, 2nd D Heinrich 30/31; B:
1st B Joy 29/30, 2nd B Papst 40/42; C:
1st A Facchin 28/32, 2nd P Mitchell
27/32; 30T MXD (10SB, 10SB, 10PS):
Cash: AA: C Dunn 50/50, K Pitt & R
Lehmann 49/50; A: B Papst 49/50, W
Sanders 48/50; B: G Strauss 48/50, C
Maybery 47/50; C: A Facchin 37/50, J
Sanders 32/50.
Werribee 17/07/05
Cold & Windy (20): 75T Trench: O/A: S
Trembath 65 + 19; AA: R Mark 61; A: T
Malone 63; B&C: T Demuri 57.
Wonthaggi 10/07/05
Nice (30): 25T PTS CD: AA: B Scanlan
73/75, H Finken & S Parks 71/75; A: F
Foon 72/75, L Johnson & K Saggers
69/75; B: A Bird 73/75, C McDougall
71/75; C: P Widdows 55/75; 15PR DR CD:
AA: P Mills 29/30, W Woodward 26/30;
A: K Saggers 27/30, L Johnson 25/30; B:
A Bird & C McDougall 22/30; C: P
Widdows 8/30; 50T DB CS: OA & AA: H
Finken 51/51, P Mills 62/63; A: C
Wilkinson 50/51, K Saggers 53/54; B: W
Adams 48/50, B Sanderson 46/50; Junior
Encouragement: Michelle Parks.
Woods Point 24/07/05
Overcast, damp cold: 7T EO DB PTS: R
Kirley, M Ward & A Johnson 21/21; 20T
DB HC CS: 1st D Wales 20/20, 2nd S
Kirley 22/23, 3rd T Apps 21/23, 4th L
Poile 20/22; 50T DB CS: OA & AA: A
Kirley 49/50; AA: 2nd R Kirley 48/50; A:
1st L Johnson 48/50, 2nd M Ward 48/51;
B: 1st P West 47/50, 2nd S Kirley 44/50;
C: 1st B McKenna 34/50.
New South Wales
Albury-Wodonga 14/08/05
Cool (36): 10T DB: D Savage, I Crisp, G
Pinner, D Harley, R Phefley, C Elkington, D
McLaughlin, B Jackel, D Jackel, S Coulston,
R Petts, R Liersch, N Clark, R Carter, G
Lafferty, B Liersch & R Wojtowyez all
possibles; 30T MXD: OA & AA: R Liersch
75/75, B Liersch 74/75; A: C Elikington
48/50, G Lafferty 71/75; B: T Podmore
118/125, H Stolpe 116/125; C: C Levitzke
45/50, I Erbacher 44/50; 15T HC: 1st I
McGeoch 29/29, 2nd R Wojtowyez 26/27,
Eq 3rd R Liersch & A Collins 22/23; 20T DB:
OA & AA: D Jackel 69/69; AA: 2nd B Jackel
39/39; A: G Lafferty 68/69, C Elkington
66/67; B: T Podmore 20/21, R Phefley
19/21; C: S Koljo 19/20, C Levitzke 17/20;
OA HG: R Liersch 93/95.
Barellan 14/08/05
Fine (15): 10T DB off 15m CD: C Strike, A
Paonne & M Manley 10/10; 25T Central
Riverina PS CS: OA & A: M Manley; A: 2nd A
Paonne; B: 1st S Papasidero, 2nd D Collier;
C: 1st R Mutton, 2nd B Irvin; JNR: J Irvin;
VET: G Brettschneider; LAD: L Whytcross;
20T PS off HC CD: M Manley 54/60, D Collier
& L Irvin 53/60; HG: M Manley.
Bathurst 17/07/05
Windy and very cold (10): 50T SKT CD: AA:
P Vella 48/50; A: L Aberley & D Moorby
48/50; B: J Martin 46/50; C: W Ciosmak
38/50; 50T SKT Central Zone CS: OA & A: R
Clarke 50/50; AA: P Vella 46/50; B: J Martin
47/50; C: N Hibberson 32/50; Central Zone
SKT Team: L Aberley. R Clarke & P Vella.
Bathurst 07/08/05
Sunny & cold (15): 25T DB CD: AA: R Slaven
24/25, R Wood 23/25; A: P Haley, M Harber
& R McKay 25/25; B: R Alston 24/25, G
Haley 22/25; C: B Coles 22/25, J White
21/25; 50T Cont PS CS: OA: M Harber
143/150; AA: R Wood 139/150, L Aberley
131/150; A: R McKay 139/150, P Haley
134/150; B: K Benson 122/150, G Haley
118/150; C: J White 132/150, B Coles
111/150; 25T HC: 1st J White 25/25, 2nd P
Haley 45/46, 3rd R Alston 44/46; HG: M
Harber 192/200.
Bega 07/08/05
(26): 10T PS EO: J Siede, D Uhrihien, S
Platts, J Allen, D Blewitt & S McIntyre
30/30; 15 PR DR SZ CS: OA: C Rowland
24/30; AA: P Green 21/30, C Davis 19/30;
A: J Siede 20/30, S Balogh 19/30; B: M
Lyons 26/40, B Deacon 25/40; C: M Diss
16/30, T Green 15/30; 20 PR SZ D/D CS: 1st
P Green & T Green 18/20, 2nd C Davis & S
Bennett 18/21; HG: P Green; JNR HG: J
Allen.
Bombala 16/07/05
Fine & cool (18): 25T PS C/M: AA: 1st S
Collins 74/75; A: 1st W Warriner 70/75; B:
1st W Morgan 61/75; C: 1st T Green 61/75;
Club Trophy 5T SB, 5T DB: 1st W Warriner
9/10; 25T CONT DB C/M: AA: 1st P Green
24/25, 2nd A Roberts 22/25; A: 1st S
Bennett 23/25, 2nd W Warriner 23/25; B:
1st D Brotherton 23/25, 2nd W Morgan
18/25; C: 1st T Green 22/25, 2nd R Nichols
19/25; 25T DB HC: 1st M Roberts 24/25, 2nd
Albury-Wodonga
ClayTarget Club Inc.
PO Box.937 Albury NSW 2640
Sunday 9th October 2005 10.00am Start
Ev 1
Ev 2
Ev 3
Ev 4
50 Target Skeet Championship
Noms $20 L/V$ 14 Jnr $9
10 Target Double Barrel Cash Divide
Noms $6
25 Target Double Barrel Championship
Noms $11 L/V $8 Jnr$5
25 Target Continental Championship
Nom $11 L/V $8 Jnr $5
High Gun trophy over full programme.
Junior Award on event 3 Free noms to next shoot
$150 open order from Elks Hunting & Fishing for
possible shot over full programme.
Albury/Wodonga Clay Target Club use & endorse
GEMINI TRAPS on all our DTL & Ball Trap events.
Skeet Shooters
Saturday 29th October 10.00am Start
3 x 50 Target Events
President: Ian McGeoch BH 02 6041 6398
Secretary: Ross Carter AH 02 6025 2294 Mob 0419 449 465
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T Green 24/25, 3rd W Warriner 23/25; HG:
W Warriner.
Boorowa 23/07/05
Fine & Sunny (15): 25T HC: 1st G Sinclair
25/25, 2nd M Gerstenberg 24/25, 3rd J
Lawrence 23/25; 75T Ch/Ch: OA: D
Anderson 124/125; AA: G Sinclair 121/125,
J Finn 193/200; A: N Privett 114/125, M
Campbell 113/125; B: D Howard 109/125, B
Richardson 103/125; HG: G Sinclair
146/150.
Canberra 24/07/05
Good: 75T Ch/Ch 18m: OA: P Simon
118/125; AA: 1st D Crane 108/125; A: 1st A
Castano 111/125, 2nd G Kezolis 106/125; B:
1st S Sckar 103/125, 2nd K Griefahn
100/125; C: 1st J Kyle 83/125, 2nd J Reeve
79/125; 20PR D/D 20m: 1st G Mills & P
Watchorn 19/20, 2nd D Crane & A Castano
22/25, 3rd G Kezolis & P Simon 21/25; HG:
P Simon 138/145.
Canowindra 18/07/05
Cold & cloudy (27): 25T PS: AA: W Sharpe
72/75, J Finn 71/75; A: B Rue 75/75, P
Taylor 69/75; B: P Ford 72/75, R Campbell
68/75; C: R Fullwood 65/75, B Hodge
64/75; 25T HC: 1st J Rue 23/25, 2nd M
Challas 22/25; 50T DB: OA & AA: J
Lawrence; AA: 2nd J Finn; A: 1st R
Lawrence, 2nd P Taylor; B: 1st P Ford, 2nd
M Challas; C: 1st R Fulwood, 2nd B Hodge;
OA HG: J Finn 143/150.
Cecil Park 09/07/05
Cold (27): 75T SKT CS: OA: M Newman
74/75; AA: 1st C Sim 71/76, 2nd J Guberina
70/76, 3rd R Satara 62/75; A: 1st T Shang
71/75, 2nd R Clarke 73/79, 3rd M Conti
69/76, 4th J Sheather 68/75; B: 1st M
Muscat 81/85, 2nd D Winterton 80/85, 3rd
W Chalmers 67/75, 4th D Stewart 66/75; C:
1st M Maloney 66/75, 2nd I Burr 62/75, 3rd
N Williams 59/75, 4th S Cavallaro 53/75.
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Cecil Park 10/07/05
Cold, windy (44): 100T ISSF Trap: OA: M
Tigani 77/100; A: 1st A Cantali 75/100, 2nd
D Perri 75/100; B: 1st G Zovi 67/100, 2nd J
Schoepfer 57/100; C: 1st S Fettell 39/100;
100T ISSF D/Trap: OA: B Manns 65/100, 2nd
J Lawrence 50/100, 3rd D Perri 49/100;
100T ISSF SKT: OA: C Barton 84/100, 2nd J
Dunne 82/100, 3rd Z Dettori 51/100.
Coffs Harbour
50T SKT HC: 1st Mathew Maloney, 2nd K
McWhirter, 3rd R Taylor, 4th B Tsacas, 5th F
Malone; 50T SKT CS: OA & AA: 1st I
Stewart; AA: 2nd N Aird; A: 1st R Clarke,
2nd R Taylor; B: 1st Mathew Maloney, 2nd
B Tsacas; C: 1st J Webster, 2nd Michael
Maloney; 50T SKT CS: OA & AA: C O’Neil;
AA: 2nd G Walker; A: 1st K McWhirter, 2nd
Mathew Maloney; B: 1st M Wilson, 2nd B
Aitchison; C: 1st D Mulhearn, 2nd S Walker;
50T SKT CS: OA & AA: J Wilberforce; AA:
2nd I Stewart; A: 1st Mathew Maloney, 2nd
B Bohagiar; B: 1st B Tsacas, 2nd M Wilson;
C: 1st D Short, 2nd D Mulhearn; OA HG: I
Stewart 198/200.
Coleambally 13/08/05
Cloudy (25): 10T DB EO: 8 Possibles: P
Ledwidge, S Shields, K Shields, C Shields, G
Evans, M Manley. B Doyle & S Gee; 30T
Medley Jason Shields Memorial Trophy: AA:
S Gee 50/50; A: M Manley; B: J Tiffen; C: D
Gill; 20T PS Trophy: AA: S Gee; A: S Shields;
B: B Shields; C: B Morris; 30T DB CS: OA &
AA: S Gee; A: W Dunbar; B: Whittlock; C: B
Morris; 5T Elimination: S Gee.
Condobolin 07/08/05
Sunny, cool (16): 10T EO CD: D Rogers, C
Foster, G Blattman, A Collins, A Thompson &
G Venables 10/10; 25T DB AA: 1st P Barnes
25/25, 2nd C Foster 59/60; A: 1st A Boyd
32/33, 2nd D Cooney 31/33; B: 1st A
Thompson 25/25, 2nd A Glasson 24/27; C:
1st T Hawley 26/29, 2nd B Yetman 25/29;
Canberra
International
Clay Target
Club Inc.
Kowen Forest, turn off 400m east of Burbong Bridge on
Kings Highway 9km from Queanbeyan
Saturday Night 22nd &
Sunday 23rd October 2005
Saturday Night 22nd October 2005 6:30pm Start
Event 1 25 tgts NSWCTA Southern Zone Night
Continental D/B C/ship
Continental S/B C/ship
Continental P/S C/hip
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00
Sunday 23rd October 2005 10:00am Start
Event 1 50 tgts NSWCTA Continental Double Barrel
Championship
$35.00
Event 2 50 tgts NSWCTA Continental Single Barrel
Championship
$35.00
Event 3 50 tgts NSWCTA Continental Pointscore
Championship
$35.00
Reduced Noms on all events
Juniors 50% Ladies & Vets 60%
Voice Release Systems in Operations
Canberra International
Clay Target Club Inc.
Kowen Forest, turn off 400m east of Burbong
Bridge on Kings Highway 9km from Queanbeyan
OCTOBER PROGRAMME
Sunday 2nd
10.00am
Queanbeyan 100tgt American
Skeet C/S
Sunday 9th
9.30am
100tgt Sim. Field H/C
incorporating SBS H/C
Sunday 16th 75tgt ISSF Trap Handicap
10.00am
Sunday 22nd
(night)
6.00pm
Sunday 23rd
10:00am
Sunday 30th
10.00am
NSWCTA Southern Zone
Night Continental Carnival
See major advert this edition
NSWCTA Continental Carnival
See major advert this edition
Medley 4 Man Team Shoot
Cancelled due to F&GA
Nationals
CLUB OPEN FOR PRACTICE
EACH FRIDAY NIGHT AT 6.00PM
Camping available onsite
Visit us online via the NSW Southern Zone website
for club contacts, shoot calendar and maps:
http://www.home.netspeed.com.au/langley/
Note: Shoots will be cancelled if ACT Total Fireban
is declared. Call 02 6207 8333 after 4:00M to check
Camping on ground, Showers, Ammo, Canteen Facilities all available
Contacts: Steve Balogh 0403 580 400 or
Wayne Smith 6238 1387
Next Month
26th November, 6.00
NSW Night Single
Barrel Championship
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program
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C o o n a m bl e Downside
Clay Targ e t C l u b
CLAYPAN
CLASSIC
Cancellation of shoot day
29th & 30th October 2005
Change of shoot program
26th November 2005
Open shoot
15th-16th
October
S a t u rd a y 1 1 a m S t a r t
Program for the day has been
changed to
$8000 in
cash & prizes
50T Pointscore
50T Single Barrel
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
20 T D/B C/Divide 15MT
30 T Mixe d " YOUIE CUP” 15MT
50 T D/B 15MT
S u n d ay 9 a m S t a r t
Event
Event
Event
Event
4
5
6
7
20 T D/B C/Divide 15MT
25 T S/B 15MT
25 T D/B HCP M Nixon Shield
15 PR D/Rise 15MT
High Gun on Events 1 to 7
C a l c u t t a S a t u rd a y N i g h t o n H / C a p E v e n t
Riverina Zone
Continental
Championship
will now be held at
LEETON GUN CLUB
on
starting at 10.30am
Total Noms $160.
Major Sponsors
M N i x o n B u i l d e rs , M o o dy s M o t o rs ,
C o m m e rc i a l H o t e l
Moodys Motors Holden would like to offer all shooters
and guests the opportunity to purchase a new vehicle
at invoice price + $1 not including dealer delivery and
on road costs. Offer valid till 31/12/05.
Further information contact
M a l N i x o n 0 2 6 8 2 2 1 9 9 1 . S c o t t M o o d y 02
6822 3064.
B r e n d o n P i c kette 02 6823 5132.
Hans Ptazinski 02 6822 2152
Accommodation, Commercial Hotel 02 6822 1034
The committee reserves the right to alter the program.
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Program is as follows:
50T P/S Championship
50T D/B Championship
50T S/B Championship
Any enquires regarding
Riverina Zone Continental
Championships, please contact
Charlie Strike,
Secretary, Leeton Gun Club
on Phone 02-6926 4840 AH
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25T SB: AA: P Barnes 24/25, 2nd G Blattman
23/25; A: 1st A Collins 23/25, Eq 2nd A
Thompson & D Miller 22/25; B: A Glasson
19/25; C: 1st T Hawley 21/25, 2nd N Wicks
20/25; 75T PS: AA: C Foster 86/87, D Rogers
83/87; A: 1st D Miller 75/75, 2nd D Cooney
69/75; B: N Loftus 67/75; C: N Wicks 63/75,
2nd T Hawley 54/75; 10 PR D/D: 1st C Foster
& A Glasson 13/14, 2nd A Boyd & B
Anderson 12/14; HG: D Rogers 140/145.
Cooma 23/07/05
Fine, sunny (16): 75T SKT: OA: D Blewitt
73/75; A: 1st W Warriner 69/75, 2nd D
Alcock 63/75; B: 1st P Craig 68/75, 2nd D
Badewitz 66/75; C: C Casarotti 63/75, M
Corbett 61/75.
Cooma 30/07/05
Fine, Sunny (18): 100T B/T: OA: P Ewart
91/100; A: 1st H Fairfield-Smith 82/100,
2nd P Craig 80/100; B: 1st F Luccarda
73/100, 2nd G Wright 72/100; C: 1st T
Tjistleton 89/100, 2nd E Osolins 70/100.
Cooma 13/08/05
Fine, sunny (27): 25T DB EO CD by GR: A: G
Wright, C Smith, W Warriner, P Ewart, J
Barron, G Mills & S Bennett 24/25; B: D
Blewitt, B Deacon 23/25, D Ubrihien 22/25;
C: A Fairfield-Smith 22/25, I Bates 19/25, R
Nichols 17/25; 50T DB 15M: OA: G Mills
50/50; A: 1st J Barron 80/81, 2nd D Alcock
79/81; B: 1st D Brotherton 48/50, 2nd D
Ubrihien 47/50; C: 1st I Bates 37/50, 2nd A
Fairfield-Smith 35/50; 25T Cont PS 15m:
OA: S Bennett 73/75; A: 1st P Ewart
108/111, 2nd S Platts 105/111; B: D
Ubrihien 68/75, 2nd D Brotherton 67/75; C:
1st A Fairfield-Smith 65/75, 2nd C Casarotti
59/75; HG: P Ewart 145/150.
Corowa 24/07/05
Overcast & light breeze (35): 10T DB EO: 8
Possibles; 25T DB CS: OA & AA: R Liersch
25/25; AA: 2nd P Wojtowyez 70/71; A: 1st R
Ellis 26/27, 2nd D Harley 25/27; B: 1st R
Gulliver 30/31, 2nd L Coombes 29/31; C: 1st
A McGregor 23/26, 2nd D Williams 22/26;
20T PS CS: OA & AA: R Ehlers 90/90; AA:
2nd J Pearce 87/90; A: 1st D Savage 55/60,
2nd A Grass 53/60; B: 1st A Wooley 63/66,
2nd A Brockman 53/60; C: 1st C Tafft 56/60,
2nd A McGregor 50/60; 20T SB off 14m CD:
AA: J Pearce 20/20, R Liersch & P
Wojtowyez 19/20; A: R Ellis 19/20, A Grass
18/20, D Savage 17/20; B: C Ralston, T
Laing, A Wooley, R Phefley, A Brockman & R
Gulliver 18/20; C: A McGregor 17/20, C
Tafft 16/20, R Oakley & D Williams 14/20;
HG: R Liersch 113/115.
Crookwell 16/07/05
Cold & sleet (13): 20T DB CD: AA: N Skelly
19/20; A: N Privett 18/20; B: D Howard
20/20; C: G Skelly 16/20; 50T DB: AA: 1st N
Skelly 49/50; A: 1st M Campbell 46/50, 2nd
S Crain 45/50; B: 1st D Howard 43/50, 2nd
M Skelly 41/50; C: 1st G Skelly 42/50, 2nd R
Byrne 28/50; 20T HC: 1st M Skelly 19/20;
HG: N Skelly 49/50.
Dorrigo 07/08/05
Sunny, but cool winds (22): 25T DB 15m CD:
AA: Eq 1st J Cunningham Snr & C
Cunningham 25/25; A: Eq 1st M Spagnolo,
G Kachel, P Smith, J Cunningham Jnr & M
Beaumont 25/25; B: Eq 1st D Caldwell, G
Hartman & R Phefley 24/25; C: 1st B
Marjoram 66/75, 2nd B Gately 64/75, 3rd M
Dal Pozzo 62/75; 25T SB 15m CD: AA: Eq 1st
J Cunningham Snr & C Cunningham 24/25;
A: Eq 1st G Kachel & P Smith 25/25, Eq 3rd
M Spagnolo & A Stokes 22/25; B: 1st D
Caldwell 24/25, 2nd R Phefley 21/25, Eq 3rd
R Wesslink & D Casbolt 20/25; C: Eq 1st B
Marjoram & A Watt 22/25, 3rd B Gately
19/25; 25T DB Cont 15m CD: AA: Eq 1st J
Cunningham Snr & C Cunningham 25/25;
A: 1st M Beaumont 25/25, Eq 2nd A Stokes
& G Kachel 24/25; B: Eq 1st R Wesslink, D
Casbolt & R Phefley 25/25; C: 1st B Gately
25/25, 2nd M Dal Pozzo 23/25, 3rd T Harris
21/25; HG: J Cunningham Snr 148/150.
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Downside 23/07/05
Fine & mild (24): 50T DB CS: OA: R Ehlers
138/138; AA: Arthur Turner 138/138; A: P
Munro 115/116; B: A Wooley 49/50; C: J
Munro 36/50; 50T PS: OA: Arthur Turner
150/150; AA: R Ehlers 191/192; A: P Munro
146/150; B: R Roughan 140/150; C: J Munro
133/150; HG: Arthur Turner 200/200.
Dubbo 07/08/05
Fine (26): 20T DB EO: 8 Possibles; 25T DB
CONT CS: OA: K Fuller 60/60; AA: K Walton
59/60; A: G Hosking 66/68; B: L Knowles
46/47; C: D Wells 24/25; 25T HC: 1st G
Hosking 52/53, 2nd A Marsh 51/53, 3rd E
Tucker 44/46, 4th K Fuller 29/31, 5th K
Walton 25/27; 15 PR D/R: AA: A Marsh
28/30; A: E Tucker & K Walton 26/30; B: L
Knowles 24/30; C: G Deegan 25/30; HG: K
Walton 94/100.
Finley 06/08/05
Fine, sunny (20): 10T DB: D Thomas, P
Ledwidge & G Davis 10/10; 25T DB: AA: D
Thomas; A: M Harbor; B: G Magdziaiz; C: G
Davis; 25T DB PS: AA: D Thomas; A: R Furci
& S Harbor; B: G Magdziaiz; C: J Collicoat;
1st Club HC: P Ledwidge; HG: D Thomas.
Glenn Innes 06/08/05
Sunny (27): 25T DB: AA: A Futter 25/25, G
Baxter, A Skinner & B Henshall 24/25; A: B
Bloxsome 25/25, C Coldham, G Wright, B
Finch & M Klingner 24/25; B: A Yannucelli
25/25, A Anderson & R Skinner 24/25; C: S
Klingner25/25, K Jubb 19/25; 25T SB: AA: B
Henshall 25/25, A Futter & A Skinner 24/25;
A: C Bloxsome, B Bloxsome, B Finch & B
Hunter 23/25; B: R Skinner 22/25, B
Stapleton 20/25; C: S Klingner 22/25, K
Jubb 17/25; 25T CONT: AA: B Hershall & G
Baxter 24/25; A: M Wade 25/25, B Hunter &
G Wright 24/25; B: A Yannucelli 25/25, P
Skinner 24/25; C: S Klingner 24/25, N Parker
22/25; 15PR DR CS: OA: B Henshall 28/30;
AA: A Futter 42/50; A: P Wright 35/40; B: B
Stapleton 22/30; C: S Klingner 22/30.
Grafton 14/08/2005
Calm, high cloud (22): 25T DB CD: AA: 1st K
Harding 25/25, 2nd K Nealon & G Harrison
24/25; A: 1st P Smith 25/25, 2nd Johnnie
Cunningham 24/25; B: 1st D Caldwell
25/25, 2nd J Marshall & D Casbolt 24/25; C:
1st P Westbury 24/25, 2nd B Marjoram
23/25; 25T PS CD: AA: 1st J Cunningham
Snr 75/75, 2nd K Nealon & K Harding 73/75;
A: 1st Johnnie Cunningham & P Smith
72/75, 2nd B Cameron 71/75; B: 1st D
Casbolt 71/75, 2nd J Marshall 69/75; C: 1st
M Sullivan 73/75, 2nd K Marshall 72/75; 25
PR DR Club CS: OA: Johnnie Cunningham
43/50; AA: 1st J Cunningham Snr 50/60,
2nd K Nealon 49/60; A: 1st Johnnie
Cunningham 43/50, 2nd B Cameron 39/50;
B: 1st R Green 40/50, 2nd D Caldwell 38/50;
C: 1st M Sullivan 41/50, 2nd P Westbury
40/50; HG: J Cunningham Snr 140/150.
Griffith 07/08/05
Clear Sky’s perfect (21): 10T PS EO CD:
Possibles: D Gill, A Mancini, L Irvin, A
Paonne & J Irvin; 25T SB CD: Eq 1st J Evans
& L Irvin 24/25, Eq 3rd A Paonne & T
Merriman 23/25; 50T PTS CS: OA: S Guest
177/177; AA: 1st A Guglielmino 176/177,
2nd A Poanne; A: 1st L Irvin 145/150, 2nd B
McAllister 141/150; B: 1st P McWilliam
138/150, 2nd S Papasidero 137/150; C: A
Mancini 139/150, 2nd D Gill 137/150; 25T
HC: 1st A Guglielmino, 2nd B Brown, 3rd A
Paonne; 10 PR DR CD: 1st A Paonne, 2nd S
Guest, 3rd A Guglielmino; OA HG: A Paonne
245/250.
Guyra
Gun Club
One Day
Sporting Clays
Sunday 30th
October 9.30am
100 Targets
Overall sash and Trophy
1st AA A B C
sash and Trophy
2nd AA A B C Trophy
Ladies Vets and Juniors,
sash and Trophy
Nominations open $60
Ladies Vets and Juniors $35
Everyone Graded on the Day
Great Trophies
Guyra 31/07/05
Ideal (84): 50T CS (25DB, 25PS): OA: R
Moody 120/120; AA: 1st W Mattarollo
119/120, 2nd C Lee 99/100; A: 1st B Fitzalan
97/100, 2nd P Smith 116/120; B: 1st P
Bailey 156/160, 2nd B McMillan 151/160; C:
1st B Main 91/100, 2nd H Chambers
86/100; 100T DB: OA: R Waugh 100/100;
AA: 1st D White 129/130, 2nd R Vidal
B Rumbel 6779 1441
R Varley 6779 1461
R Vidal 6771 1185
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CONDITIONS OF ENTRY - NSWCTA TRAP CARNIVAL
1.
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 Carnival. This card will then be forwarded to the Club
Secretary to enable scores shot to be recorded.
Note:
A fee of $20 may be charged for the issue of any duplicate handicap card.
2.
Squads of 5 or 6 to shoot 50 targets/75 targets in brackets of 25, one visit only to the traps.
3.
Shooters will be squadded as per ACTA rules and regulations and any interpretation of this
will be the responsibility of the Tournament Director.
4.
Each shooter is to take enough cartridges to shoot at 50 targets/75 targets. A time limit of
two minutes will be imposed for the changeover for each 25 targets. Should the two-minute
time limit be exceeded then a penalty of the LOSS OF ONE TARGET may be incurred.
5.
Shooters who fail to appear in time for their squad may forfeit their nomination and will be
re-squadded towards the end of the event.
6.
Should a shooter being late for his squad then elect to withdraw from the event he may not
be eligible for any refund of nominations paid.
7.
All shooters must sign the score sheet after each 25 targets. Once a shooter has signed his
score sheet he has accepted his score. Any score sheet not carrying the shooters signature
will be credited with the lowest recorded.
8.
Any competitor may be called upon to referee and/or score throughout the period of
competition. The persons' designated to referee and score must fulfil their obligation to do
so. Failure to either referee or score may incur a penalty of the LOSS OF ONE TARGET in
the next event. Should a following event not be programmed then the penalty of the LOSS
OF ONE TARGET may be incurred in the event concerned.
9.
Any unauthorised shooter interfering with or attempting to interfere with the trap will be
penalised FIVE (5) TARGETS.
10.
All disputes must be in writing together with a $20 deposit, which is refundable subject to the
appeal being upheld.
11.
All disputes and deposits must be lodged with the Tournament Director who shall arrange a
hearing with the appointed jury.
12.
When team selection is involved, Veteran, Junior and Sub Junior men are eligible for
selection in Mens, but can only compete in Mens team or Section team not both. Veteran,
Junior and Sub Junior Women are eligible for selection in Womens, but can only compete in
Womens team or Section team not both.
13.
A minimum of three persons must compete in any Grade or Section, including High Gun
before sashes, medals, trophies and/or cash are awarded, irrespective of nomination paid.
14.
Nominations will close daily at 11.00 am. or at the discretion of the Tournament Director.
15.
Any interpretation of the program and conditions of entry will be the responsibility of
attending members of the NSWCTA Executive Committee whose decision shall be final.
16.
An acceptable standard of dress is required for all competitors - Tournament Director to
adjudicate.
17.
Reduced Nominations: These shall apply to Juniors & Sub Juniors only.
18.
Double Barrel Shoot off will be conducted as per rule 3.22 (k) Once the shoot off has
reached 100 shoot off targets (double barrel), or at the conclusion of any 25tgt bracket after
100tgt, the management then have the option of changing to Pointscore.
19. All competitors must comply with Firearm Licensing Laws in their state of residence.
20.
Club Teams Event - 5 competitors affiliated through same club - entry fees $15 per team - all
monies returned to prize pool - split if tied.
21.
State Team Selection - 15 men, 6ea Ladies Junior & Veteran Selected over events DB SB PS.
Shoulder to shoulder team then selected from aggregate including DB SB PS & Team Score
Enquiries Contact:
NSWCTA State Office
Phone: 02 69319980
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Website: www.nswcta.org
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NSW STATE TRAP CARNIVAL
N a t i o n a l S h o o t i n g G ro u n d Wag ga
30 September,
1, 2 & 3 October
Tr ophies-Sashes-Medals
F r i d ay, 3 0 t h S e p t e m b e r
Event 1
12noon
5pm
6pm
6.30pm
S a t u rd ay, 1 s t O c t o b e r
Event 2
Event 3
8am
9am
9am
5.30pm
9am Star t
NSW Handicap 50T
NSW Pointscore Championship 50T
State Team Presentation (Postal) + BBQ
M o n d ay, 3 rd O c t o b e r
Event 6
9am
8am Star t
Zone Teams
NSW Single Barrel Championship 50T
NSW Double Barrel Championship 50T
S u n d ay, 2 n d O c t o b e r
Event 4
Event 5
12noon Star t
NSW State Champion of Champions 75T off 18m (25DB;SB;PS)
Official Opening - Zone Team Official Parade
(Light refreshments served)
Annual General Meeting (Wagga Club House)
Open Forum
9am Star t
NSW Double Rise Championship 25Pr
State Teams
H i g h G u n s $ 3 0 0 0 c a s h s p o n s o r e d by : C a s e l l a W i n e s
NOMINATIONS EVENT 1 $40, JUNIORS $20
EVENTS 2,3,4,5&6 $35, $15 JUNIORS
($15 PER NOMINATION INTO PRIZE POOLS EACH EVENT)
Event 1,2,3,5,6 GRADES Overall, AA, A, B, C (1st & 2nd each grade) Event 4 1st - 5th
SECTIONS Mens, Womens, Veterans >65, Junior <18, Sub-Junior 12-14
Each competitor can only nominate in 1 section
STATE HIGH GUN EVENTS 1,2,3,4,5,6
Please note:
C l u b Te a m E v e n t w i l l b e c o n d u c t e d over Po i n t s c o r e ( s e e C o n d i t i o n 2 0 )
D o u bl e B a r r e l S h o o t o f f w i l l b e c o n d u c t e d a s p e r R u l e 3 . 2 2 ( k )
NSWCTA A n nual General Meeting Friday ev e n i n g 6 p m Wag g a C l u b H o u s e
C o m m i t t e e R e s e r v e s t h e R i g h t t o A l t e r t h e P ro g r a m i f D e e m e d N e c e s s a r y
F u l l C a t e r i n g & B a r Fa c i l i t i e s w i l l b e a v a i l a b l e
HORSLEY PA R K
GUN SHOP
&
MIRAGE
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Hermidale
Gun Club
26th Anniversary Shoot
Saturday October 22nd, 2005
Start 12 Noon
Event 1 25 Tgt E/O Cash Divide
$20.00
Event 2 25 Tgt West Bogan
D/B C/ship
$22.00
O/A & 1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 3 20 Pair Double Rise
$22.00
1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 4 20 Pr Western Zone Night
D/Doubles C/Ship
$20.00
1st& 2nd
Sunday October 23rd 2005
Start 9.00am
Event 5 25 Tgt Pointscore 15m
$22.00
1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 6 25 Tgt D/Barrel H’Cap
$22.00
Calcutta Event
1st to 5th Trophies & Front
Marker
Event 7 25 Tgt S/B 15m
$20.00
1st & 2nd AA A B C
Total Noms $148.00
Jnr, Ladies & Vets. Shooting program
reduced noms.
High Gun AA, A, B, C, Lady, Junior,
Veteran Sashes.
The Committee reserves the right to alter programme
Camping facilities & meals available
also local accommodation available
Hermidale Outback Lodge
(Bookings essential limited availability)
President: Bill Dewhurst
02 6833 0637
Secretary: Nancy Kilmartin
“Whiterock”, Hermidale 2831
Ph/Fax 02 6833 0629
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Riverina Zone
October Program
Saturday 1st
FINLEY 1.00pm
10T DR, 20 pr DR, 20T DB, 15T club mug
Saturday 2nd
GRIFFITH 12 noon
25T DB, 25T SB, 25T PS
Saturday 8th
COLEAMBALLY 1.00pm
DTL program
Sunday 9th
BARELLAN 1.00pm
Cent. Riv. DB Cont CS, 15T DB, 15T DB
CD, 10T PS CD
TUMUT 12 noon
105 Mixed Targets, 20T DB Trophy
Saturday 15th
GRIFFITH 1.00pm
75T skeet
Sunday 16th
NARRANDERA 50T Skeet 10.00am
10T PS , 30T PS, 25T DB, 30T DB (18m)
12.30pm
Saturday 22nd
DOWNSIDE 12.30pm
50T Hcap, PS CS
Sunday 23rd
COROWA 11.00am
10T DB CD, 30T DB Presidents Shield,
20T Hcap Federation Shield, 20T PS CS
JUNEE 11.00am
25T DB CD, 25T PS CD, 25T SB CD, 5T
Hcap elim.
LEETON 12.30pm
10T EO, 25T PS, plus other events
Downside GC Two day shoot advertised for the
29th & 30th October has been cancelled.
Wagga GC will be holding the Veterans Games
in March 2006. Dates to be advised.
CONTACT CLUBS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
DETAILS ARE IN NSWCTA BLUE BOOK
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Majura Park Gun Club
Highland Open Shoot
Saturday 5th November 2005
12noon start
Event 1 30t Mixed C/ship
$18 + 2
Event 2 25t PS C/ship
$18 + 2
Spit Roast Saturday night at the club
Event 3 10t PS CD
$5
Event 4 50t DB State Night C/ship
$30 + 2
start 9:00am sharp
Event 5 25t Handicap $18 + 2
Event 6 25t National Capital DB C/ship $18 + 2
Event 7 25t National Capital SB C/ship $18 + 2
Event 8 25t National Capital PS C/ship $18 + 2
Total nominations $143 + $14 sweeps = $157
High Gun on all Events (Sat and Sun)
OA High Gun Sash, Badge and Trophy
Shoot whole program clean 5 cases shells
Reduced Noms (70%) on L-J-V
Ladies High Gun Sash Jnr High Gun Sash
Vets High Gun Sash
(Min 3 shooters required)
Graded High Gun Ribbon and Trophy.
OA each event Sash, Badge and Trophy
1st and 2nd in each grade on
events 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, & 8
1st to 5th on event 5
Meals, coffee and tea always available.
Shells available.
Camping available on grounds
Further information contact
Sam Amey 0421 039 468
Club house. 02 6241 7314
The committee reserves the right to change the
program if needed
October 2005
128/130; A: 1st M Johnson 104/105, 2nd
G Wilson 103/105; B: 1st D McMillan
126/128, 2nd D Boydell 125/128; C: 1st B
Main 96/102, 2nd T Hobday 95/102; HG:
JNR: M Waugh 191/200; LAD: C Riley
187/200; VET: P Smith 193/200; C: B Main
185/200; B: D McMillan 195/200; A: S
Boydell 193/200; AA: R Waugh 198/200;
OA: W Mattarollo 198/200.
Hay 07/08/05
Perfect (23): 10T PTS EO CD: Possibles: B
Morris, D Doyle, P Headon, S Gee & M
Gibson; 20T SB: OA & A: K Fgreeman
20/20; AA: F Headon 19/20; B: P Hart
17/20; C: B Morris 22/25; 20T DB: OA &
AA: D Doyle 74/74; A: K Freeman 26/26;
B: D Arandt 19/20; C: B Morris 20/20;
20T HC: 1st D Sullivan 21/21, 2nd D
Arandt 20/21, 3rd B Morris 28/29; 10T
Club Mug: B Morris 12/12; HG: B Morris
87/90.
Illawarra 24/07/05
Fine & windy gusts (16): 100T Olympic
Trap HC: 3 Possibles; A Gallagher, G
Foukas & J Kelland; 25T SB Final: 1st G
Foukas, 2nd A Gallagher, 3rd J Kelland;
Highest Score: T Avrivantas.
Illawarra 24/07/05
Fine & windy gusts (12): 100T Sporting
Clays HC: 1st T Hickman, 2nd S
Newcombe, 3rd B Walsh.
Illawarra 07/08/05
Fine, cool, windy (17): 75T Ch/Ch: OA: K
Perkins 120/125; AA: 1st B Webb
117/125, 2nd F Bradwell 115/125; A: 1st J
Dematos 115/125, 2nd R Ehlers 123/134;
B: 1st P Bone 108/125, 2nd K Hurt
107/125; C: 1st J Hugo 92/125, 2nd A
Vassilimis 91/125; 25T HC: 1st K Perkins
23/24, 2nd B Webb 39/41, 3rd P Bone
38/41.
Junee 24/07/05
Fine (15): 10T PS EO: W Storer, G Meredith
& A Garlick 30/30; PS CS: OA: W Hulm
164/165; AA: G Burton 163/165; A: W
Burton 142/150; B: G Meredith 143/150;
LAD: N Crisp 124/150; VET: D Metzler
135/150; JNR: T Podmore 131/150; 25T DB
CD: W Storer, T Podmore & A Garlick 25/25;
HG: A Garlick 199/205.
Leeton 24/07/05
Overcast & windy: 10T DB EO: 8 Possibles; P
Schipp, T Stockton, D Collier, J Manley, M
Mnaley, N McDermott, S Guest & L Irvin;
Bob Stockton Memorial 25T DB HC: 1st A
Guglielmino 51/51, 2nd E Wardman 50/51,
3rd S Guest 28/29; VET: S Papasidero 24/25;
20T DB CD: 6 Possibles; M Manley, A
Guglielmino, A Paonne, N McDermott, S
Guest & B Irvin; HG: S Guest.
Majura Park 6/07/05
25T PS: AA: 1st W Young, 2nd D Crane; A:
1st A Kazolis, 2nd J Thaller; B: 1st S Seckar,
2nd A Scott C: 1st D Claxton; 25T DB: OA: B
Skinner; AA: 1st D Crane, 2nd W Young; A:
1st A Vaccaro, 2nd J Thaller; B: 1st A
Castano, 2nd R Rusan; C: D Claxton.
Majura Park 13/07/05
25T DB Cont: AA: 1st I McKenzie, 2ndA
Christou; A: 1st J Thaller and C Soane; B: 1st
A Scott & J Andonarous; C: 1st D Claxton;
25T PS Cont: OA: D Crane; AA: I McKenzie;
A: A Vaccaro; B: A Scott; C: D Claxton.
50T SB: AA: 1st B Skinner 24/25, 2nd D Reed
23/25; A: 1st J Thaller 23/25, 2nd A Vaccaro
22/25; B: 1st B Edlington 23/25, 2nd R
Rusan and J Andonaros 22/25; C: 1st J Kyle
20/25, 2nd M Mikola 18/25; 30T MXD: OA:
D Crane 50/50; AA: 1st B Skinner 48/50, 2nd
W Young 46/50; A: 1st J Thaller 46/50, 2nd
C Soane 45/50; B: 1st G Manson 47/50, 2nd
R Rusan 44/50; C: 1st J Kyle 41/50, 2nd D
Claxton 38/50.
50T DB CD: AA: S Amey & D Crane 48/50; A:
1st A Castano 25/25, 2nd A Vaccaro 48/50;
B: 1st A Scott & R Rusan 45/50; C: 1st J Kyle
44/50, 2nd PMikolav 42/5025T B/T: OA: I
McKenzie 25/25; AA: S Amey 16/25; A: D
Crane 21/25; B: A Vaccoro20/25; C: A
Castano 23/25.
60T 18m Southern Zone Ch/Ch: OA: B
Skinner 94/100; AA: 1st D Reed 94/100, 2nd
P Simon 89/100; A: 1st R Reed 91/100, 2nd
A Castano 84/100; B: 1st R Rusan 90/100,
2nd M Blundell 75/100; C: 1st J Kyle
77/100, 2nd D Claxton 75/100.
25T OA: H Klink 28/28; AA: 1st S Amey
27/28, 2nd P Simon 24/25; A: 1st A Castano
32/33, 2nd B Murphy 31/33; B: 1st J
Richardson 25/26, 2nd H Griefahn 23/25; C:
1st A Cameron 23/25, 2nd C Wakelam
22/25; 25T HC: 1st K Cox 24/25, 2nd J
Richardson 28/30, 3rd S Amey 27/30, 4th A
Castano 25/29, 5th J Reeve 24/28; 50T P/S
CS: OA: P Simon 143/150; AA: 1st S Amey
137/150, 2nd D Reed 136/150; A: 1st A
Castano 143/150, 2nd W Cameron 142/150;
B: 1st J Richardson 132/150, 2nd G
Kasprzak 128/150; C: 1st A Cameron
125/150, 2nd J Reeve 119/150; OA HG: A
Castano 190/200
Marconi 15/07/05
Cold night (31): 20T GR Sweeps: AA: 1x59,
1x58, 1x57; A: 2x59, 1x57; B: 1x56, 1x55,
2x51; C: 1x50, 2x45; 30 DB, 30 PS: AA: 1st
G Rootes 157/160, 2nd T Kerem 154/160;
A: 1st M Gomes 158/160, 2nd John T
155/160; B: 1st K Zimaros 115/120, 2nd D
Barros 114/120; C: 1st G Mylonas 103/120,
2nd C Nicopoulos 101/120; HG: John T
178/180.
Marconi 17/07/05
Fine (41): 25T DB GR Sweeps: AA: 6x25; A:
2x25, 2x24; B: 2x24, 1x23; C: 1x25, 1x23,
1x20; 50T DB: AA: 1st J Maxwell 50/50, 2nd
G Rootes 249/250; A: 1st J Luke 50/51, 2nd
R Violi 49/51; B: 1st C Balderston 68/70,
2nd D Riberio 67/70; C: 1st D Cali 46/50,
2nd A Mercuri 45/50; 15 Pr DR: AA: 1st J
Maxwell 28/30, 2nd T Lionatos 25/30; A: 1st
D Tatam 24/30, 2nd L Trew 22/30; B: 1st D
Riberio 30/35, 2nd D Carlino 28/35; C: 1st A
Mercuri 18/30, 2nd D Cali 16/30; HG: J
Maxwell 102/105.
Marconi 29/07/05
Cold night (41): 25T PS GR Sweeps: AA:
1x60, 2x59; A: 1x60, 2x58; B: 1x59, 3x58; C:
1x56, 1x55, 1x54; 25DB 25PS: AA: 1st T
Kerem 99/100, 2nd G Coleman 98/100; A:
1st John T 97/100, 2nd M Gomes 96/100; B:
1st Y Safi 94/100, 2nd C Davenport 87/100;
C: 1st P Davis 94/100, 2nd A Mercuri
89/100; HG: G Coleman 157/160.
Marconi 31/07/05
Fine (56): 20T DB GR Sweeps: AA: 7x20; A:
4x20; B: 2x20, 3x19; C: 1x20, 2x19; 30 PS:
AA: 1st G Rootes 90/90, 2nd C Sherry 86/90;
A: 1st B Frost 89/90, 2nd A Tsolakis 88/90;
B: 1st S Toson 90/90, 2nd C Balderson
85/90; C: 1st J Haddad 83/90, 2nd C
Beecham 77/90; 50 DB: AA: 1st H Guerriero
79/79, 2nd A Piazza 78/79; A: 1st M Gomes
60/60, 2nd D Chin 59/60; B: 1st G Agostino
47/50, 2nd D Riberio 46/50; C: 1st J Haddad
48/50, 2nd C Beecham 55/60; HG: G Rootes
159/160.
Marconi 12/08/05
Cold night (30): 20T PS GR Sweeps: AA:
1x60, 1x59, 2x58; A: 1x60, 1x58, 1x55; B:
1x56, 1x53, 1x51; C: 1x49, 1x42, 1x30; 30
DB, 30PS: AA: 1st G Hapeshi 119/120, 2nd C
Andrew 114/120; A: 1st Y Safi 114/120, 2nd
M Gomes 110/120; B: 1st L Reghelin
115/120, 2nd Bill C 112/120; C: 1st Leon H
94/120, 2nd A Mercuri 86/120; HG: G
Hapeshi 176/180.
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Marconi Clay Target Club
Ground Location
Sydney/Marconi Clay Target Complex,
Heathcote Road, Menai
Sunday 9th October 10am Start
2005 Marconi Marathon 100 and Teams Event
Event
1
20T 15m P/S graded S/S
2
100T 15m D/B
Nom
$10.00
$85.00 + sweeps
2005 Marconi Marathon 100
Nom includes, complimentary lunch for each competitor
1st AA, A, B & C trophy & sash
2nd AA, A, B & C trophy & sash
3rd AA, A, B & C trophy & SASH
Ladies trophy
Juniors trophy
Overall winner receives sash + grade trophy + 1 case cartridges
donated by Vince Zammit of VIP Cartridges.
Sash sponsors
O/All Milan Navarra
AA: Eric Pantalone
A: Tony & Gene Bernar
B: Adam Mercuri
C: Paul & Fulvia Gei
Overall High Gun over events 1 & 2, 1 case cartridges donated
by Vince Zammit of VIP Cartridges,
In conjunction
2005 Marconi Marathon 500 Teams Event
$5.00 nom div 60/40
4 man team lxAA, 1xA, lxB and 1xC
Shells, snacks & refreshments available on the grounds
Committee reserves the right to alter the programe
For More information – Milan Navarra, President
Mob 0410 469 419 Home 02 9534 8488
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Marconi 14/08/05
Fine(45): 10T PS GR Sweeps: AA: 2x29,
1x28; A: 4x29; B: 1x30, 1x29, 1x28; C:
1x26, 1x25, 1x24; 90T M/T: AA: 1st G
Rootes 147/150, 2nd T Lionatos 146/150,
3rd H Guerriero; A: 1st John T 146/150,
2nd S Tsoukalas 145/150, 3rd J Luke
144/150; B: 1st K Hurt 140/150, 2nd S
Tourgelis 139/150, 3rd A Violi 136/150; C:
1st V Mercuri 125/150, 2nd N Guerriero
118/150, 3rd D Cali 113/150; HG: G Rootes
174/150.
Moree NSW Western Zone DTL Carnival
02/07/05-03/07/05
Weather: Fine, slight breeze(114): WZCTA
Ch/Ch Medley 30T: OA: J Kent; AA: 1st
Mark McInnes, 2nd B Henschall; A: 1st S
Boydell, 2nd S O’Rourke; B: 1st P Van
Beuzekom, 2nd A Baker; C: 1st V Norris,
2nd C Walters; WZCTA SB CS 50T: OA: R
Thompson; AA: 1st K McBean, 2nd K
Thompson; A: 1st B Kneipp, 2nd S
O’Rourke; B: 1st M Johnson, 2nd P Marrett;
C: 1st M Long, 2nd J Woods; WZCTA DB CS
50T: OA: G Gosling; AA: 1st J Maxwell, 2nd
D Allam; A: 1st S Long, 2nd B Kneipp; B: 1st
J Whalan, 2nd A Baker; C: 1st R
Bannerman, 2nd T Johnstone; WZCTA PS CS
25T: OA: K McBean; AA: 1st D Allam, 2nd W
Hawkins; A: 1st S Boydell, 2nd G Bayliss; B:
1st P Marrett, 2nd A Baker; C: 1st V Norris,
2nd B Webster; WZCTA Handicap CS 50T:
1st D Allam, 2nd W Hawkins, 3rd J Manns,
4th N Annesley, 5th P Tattam; WZCTA
D/Rise CS 15 pairs: OA: C Overton; AA: 1st
J Maxwell, 2nd D Nicholson; A: 1st C
Tattam, 2nd G Bayliss; B: 1st D Roughan, 2
B Webster; C: 1st C Walters, 2nd J Smith;
HG: OA: C Overton 275/285; AA: D Allam
272; A: B Kneipp 260; B: A Baker 253; C: T
Johnstone 230; LAD: B Seve 251; JNR: B
Long 247; VET: J Kent 260.
Moree 06/08/05-07/08/05
Excellent (21): HC Trophy: 1st R Stanley,
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2nd T Ashton, 3rd B Kneipp, Eq 4th S
Boydell & D Makim; DBLS Trophy: OA: P
Tattam; AA: 1st N Dimmick, 2nd N Aird; B:
1st J Eckel, 2nd C Tattam; C: 1st B Kneipp,
2nd S Boydell; Night SKT CS: OA: P Tattam;
AA: 1st N Aird, 2nd N Dimmick; B: 1st J
Eckel, 2nd B Ping Kee; C: 1st S Boydell, 2nd
A McManus; Trophy: OA: N Dimmick; AA:
1st N Aird, 2nd T Harris; B: 1st D Makim,
2nd C Tattam; C: 1st B Kneipp, 2nd S
Boydell; HG: OA: N Dimmick; AA: N Aird; B:
J Eckel; C: B Kneipp; LAD: R Stanley; LAD:
Runner up T Ashton; VET: T Harris.
Moulamein 24/07/05
Clear, mild, windy (24): 10T DB EO SS: 13
Possibles; 50T DB CS: OA & AA: R Peatling
53/54, 2nd M Absalom 52/54, 3rd G
Fletcher 50/52; A: 1st M Gough 49/51, 2nd
A Byrne 48/51; B: 1st G Holt 49/51, 2nd W
Perry 48/51, 3rd S Wright; C: 1st K Siciliano
46/50, 2nd J Borg 41/50, 3rd F Siciliano
42/52; 25T SB GR Trophy: AA: 1st D Costa
25/25, 2nd G Cowland 29/31, 3rd M
Absalom 28/31; A: 1st A Byrne 35/40, 2nd
M Gouch 34/40; B: 1st C Gorey 23/25, 2nd
G Manuel 23/26, 3rd J Absalom 22/26; C:
1st K Siciliano, 2nd N Lipple, 3rd J Borg.
Narromine 23/07/05
Fine. (21): Field & Game Format: Rnd 1: AA:
M Heywood 17/20, K Heywood & I
Piddington 10/20; A: R Fitzalan 13/20, M
Rae 12/20, W Rae 10/20; B: D Short 12/20,
R Anderson 11/20, R Agnew 10/20; C: L
Grech 13/20, G Cooper 12/20, B Glasson
11/20. Rnd 2: AA: M Heywood 17/20, I
Piddington 14/20, K Heywood 12/20; A: M
Rae 17/20, M Betts & W Rae 13/20; B: R
Agnew 15/20, R Anderson & D Short 14/20;
C: J Newbigging 14/20, L Grech 13/20, G
Cooper 12/20; Rnd 3: AA: M Heywood
18/20, I Piddington 13/20, K Heywood
12/20; A: M Betts 16/20, M Rae 15/20, W
Rae 11/20; B: D Short 14/20, R Anderson
10/20, C Ferguson 9/20; C: B Glasson 13/20,
NSW GUN CLUB LTD
(Est 1880)
October 2005
Saturday 1st
11.30am NSWGC SKEET
CHAMPIONSHIP 100t
10.00am Practice All Layouts
Wednesday 5th
2.00pm Charles Hlavarty Handicap Skeet
Competition 25t
6.30pm Trap Competition Novelty Shoot 30t
Saturday 8th
10 00am Practice All Layouts
Wednesday 12th
6.30pm SOUTHERN ZONE NIGHT
CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday 15th
12noon Trap Competition 25t E/0 D/B C/D,
75t D/B
Wednesday 19th
2.00pm Alf Najar Handicap
Skeet Competition
6.30pm Trap Competition 30t
NSW GUN CLUB LTD
(Est 1880)
SOUTHERN ZONE
NIGHT CONTINENTAL C/SHIP
Wednesday 12th October 2005
6.30pm
12noon Members Trap & Skeet
Competitions 50t
Wednesday 26th
6.30pm TRAP NIGHT WINTER
CHAMPIONSHIP 25t D/B, 25t P/S FINAL
Saturday 29th
25T Graded Sweeps $10
75T Championship $28
10.00am 5 Stand Competition 100t
10.00am Practice
O/All + 1st 2nd, 3rd Each Grade
EVERY WEDNESDAY
NIGHT WINTER
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
Wednesday 26th October 2005
6.30pm
25T D/B + 25T P/S
O/All + 1st, 2nd Each Grade
October 2005
Saturday 22nd
2.00pm to 9.30pm (10.00pm Daylight Saving)
Practice
Location 131 Booralie Road, Terrey Hills,
NSW 2084
Tel/Fax: 02 9450 1775
Info: Club
Captain Rex Northcott 02 9646 5367
Sue Nichols 02 4579 6332
Mattarelli Traps on all layouts are coin &
voice operated
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NEWCASTLE
ACTA & SSAA Affiliated
Wilton Road Awaba
PO Box 478, Toronto, NSW, 2283
PHONE: 02 4950 5111
Web: www.nlmctc.com
President: Ross McLean
Phone: 02 4392 4639
Sec: Graham Gosling
Phone: 02 4965 6673
CLAY TARGET CLUB
NEWCASTLE ISSF TRENCH CHALLENGE
Sat 5th & Sun 6th November 2005
200 Targets Event
Saturday 5th November
First 100 Targets 9.30am start
Sunday 6th November
Second 100 Targets + Final 9.30am start
Nomination: Open $150
Ladies & Veterans $105
Juniors $56 (Juniors are under the age of 18)
Cash Prizes
1st $750 + O/All sash
2nd $500
3rd $350
1st in each grade $150
2nd in each grade $75
Conditions of entry: Ladies, Juniors and Veterans
all compete for open Event.
The committee reserves the rights to alter or
cancel the program.
NEWCASTLE
ACTA & SSAA Affiliated
Wilton Road Awaba
PO Box 478, Toronto, NSW, 2283
PHONE: 02 4950 5111
Web: www.nlmctc.com
President: Ross McLean
Phone: 02 4392 4639
Sec: Graham Gosling
Phone: 02 4965 6673
CLAY TARGET CLUB
225 TARGET OPEN SKEET SHOOT
Sat 5th/Sun 6th November 2005
Saturday 9.30am start
Sunday 9.30am start
1 25 Target E/Opener
Noms 10.00
2 50 Target 1st, 2nd in Each
Grade
Noms $25.00
3 50Target Doubles 1st, 2nd
in Each Grade
Noms $20.00
4 50 Target Handicap 1st, 2nd
and 3rd place
Noms $25.00
5 50 Target CLIFF FERGUSON
MEMORIAL TROPHY
Noms $30.00
Overall Sash & trophy,
1st, 2nd in Each Grade
Overall to take Grade
Juniors total weekend noms $63.00. Ladies/Veterans 70% of Open Noms
Ladies/Juniors and Veterans to shoot in grade
2 day O/All high gun sash
Come along and enjoy the weekend, visitors most welcome. Food and refreshments available
Camping available on the grounds, Wilton Rd Awaba.
Committee reserves the right to alter the programme.
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J Newbigging 13/20, L Grech 12/20; Rnd 4:
AA: M Heywood 19/20, K Heywood 14/20, I
Piddington 12/20; A: M Rae 17/20, M Betts
13/20, R Fitzalan 10/20; B: R Agnew 15/20,
D Short 14/20, R Anderson 13/20; C:
Gianniotis 11/20, B Glasson & J Newbigging
10/20; O/A & AA: M Heywood 71/80; A: M
Rae 61/80; B: D Short 54/80; C: L Grech
46/80.
Newcastle-Lake Macquarie 07/08/05
Fine: 100T Sporting: OA & AA: A Garvie
97/100; AA: 2nd S O’Brien 96/100, 3rd F
Searles 90/100; A: 1st M McCallum 89/100,
2nd T Wright 87/100, 3rd A Page 85/100; B:
1st J Hosring 79/100, 2nd S Lybrand 78/100,
3rd C Harris 75/100; C: 1st J Archibald
65/100, 2nd B Thomson 60/100, 3rd D
Thomson 50/100.
New South Wales 16/07/05
Fine (43): 100T DB: OA: C Tilley 96+23; AA:
1st T Honatos 96+22, 2nd P Farugia 95+15,
3rd T Psarakis 95+14; A: 1st P Etherton
92+4, 2nd D Pearson 92+3, 3rd J Newton
92+2; B: 1st L Reghelin 95, 2nd D Carlino
92, 3rd B Ellison 90; C: 1st J Haddad 95, 2nd
M McNabb 85, 3rd B Pepper.
Orange 24/07/05
Fine/windy (43): 50T DB CS: OA: W Sahrp
80/80; AA: 1st J Caltabiano 78/79, 2nd B
Beasley 58/59; A: 1st L Quirk 54/55, 2nd R
Packer 53/55; B: 1st R Alston 55/56, 2nd P
Ford 54/56; C: 1st B Gosper 49/50, 2nd P
Garvey 45/50; 20T D/D CS: 1st M Dean & J
Laspina 20/20, 2nd J Caltabiano & G
Spencer 22/22, 3rd P Sharp & W Sharp
32/33, 4th M Matilka & G McAllister 31/33;
HG: B Beasley.
Fine (26): Alf Najar SKT HC: A Muoio 49/50.
Fine, sunny (40): OA: D Baskerville; AA: 1st
G Robensen, 2nd K Raymons, 3rd A Ghrvie;
A: 1st J Adams, 2nd S Newcombe, 3rd K
Moore; B: 1st S Lybrams, 2nd C Milner, 3rd
B Peiers; C: 1st C Eleftherton, 2nd J
Camelledy, 3rd B Grabert; VET: 1st J
Siamons, 2nd K Moxey, 3rd R Johnson.
Fine (15): 100T Trench: OA: F Minici 80+18;
A: 1st T Arvanitakis 82+14, 2nd H Kassianou
76+19; B: 1st A Konstantakopoulos 78+12,
2nd J Coaker 77+12; C: I Hoschke 69, 2nd J
Newton 68.
New South Wales
Fine: 100T Club Champion: D Pearson 86;
AA: 1st C Tilley, 2nd P Farrugia; A: 1st B
Clifton 83, 2nd M Beecham 81+21; B: 1st J
Adams 81, 2nd C Eleftheriou 79; C: 1st J
Hamond 82, 2nd B Pepper 69.
Alf Najar SKT HC: A Muoio 50/50
Newcastle-Lake Macquarie 02/08/05
Fine: 20T DB: AA: Eq 1st G Bartlett & V
Balliana 19/20; A: Eq 1st: J Paul, T Cragg &
P Jackson 20/20; B: Eq 1st R Chapman, K
Pearce, K Davey & A Baker 19/20; C: 1st T
Donelly 19/20, 2nd P Woodward 18/20; 50T
MXD CS: OA & AA: V Balliana 68/70; AA:
2nd G Gosling 65/70; A: 1st M Welsh 77/84,
2nd J Paul 76/84; B: 1st K Davey 64/70, 2nd
A Baker 62/70; C: 1st M Thompson 58/70,
2nd T Donelly 64/84; 15 PR D/R: AA: 1st V
Balliana 25/30; A: 1st P Jackson 34/40; B:
1st K Raymond 24/30; C: N Annesley 21/30.
Shoalhaven 14/08/05
Sunny, cool & dry (28): EO: J Simmons, E
Gauci, J Peters, B Thompson, A Shiels, M
Carey, D Loose & K Glanville 10/10; 50T PS
CS: OA: B Thompson; AA: 1st M Gschwend;
A: 1st B Thompson, 2nd R Ehlers; B: 1st D
Loose, 2nd M Carey; C: 1st G Banyer, 2nd K
McKiernan; 25T SB: AA: 1st M Gschwend; A:
1st B Thompson, 2nd J Peters; B: 1st P Bone,
2nd A Shiels; C: 1st G Banyer, 2nd K
McKiernan; 25T CONT: AA: 1st M
Gschwend; A: 1st B Thompson, 2nd J Peters;
B: 1st A Shiels, 2nd P Bone; C: 1st K
McKiernan, 2nd G Banyer; Encouragement
Award: V Banyer.
Singleton 14/08/05
Fine with light wind (25): 10 PR DR: AA: Eq
1st P Turner & L Finlay 16/20; A: 1st T Crage
15/20, Eq 2nd P Poile, H Phillips & H Gay
13/20; B: 1st O Lighezzolo 15/20, 2nd B
Shields 14/20; C: 1st G Paul 13/20, 2nd P
Barry 11/20; 25 PPR DR CS: OA: J Barker
39/50; AA: 1st L Finlay 45/60, 2nd P Turner
44/60; A: 1st J Barker 39/50, 2nd D
Hungerford 37/50; B: 1st O Lighezzolo
36/50, 2nd D O’Reilly 33/50; C: 1st G Paul
35/50, 2nd P Barry 26/50; 50 PR D/D CS
20m: AA: 1st L Finlay & B Smith 47/50; A:
1st H Gay & N Gay 45/50; B: 1st O
Lighezzolo & B Shields 41/50; C: 1st P Barry
& S Radford 34/50.
Sydney 23/07/05
Fine (28): 15 PR D/R CS: OA: A Del-Ben
278/300; AA: 1st T Psarakis 269/300, 2nd T
Arvanitakis 268/300, 3rd C Tilley 266/300;
A: 1st B McKinnon 260/300, 2nd Ziad A
258/300, 3rd T Salem 241/300; B: 1st B
NOTICE TO ALL CLUBS
CTSN:
T h e cl o s i n g d a t e fo r t h e
a dv e r t i s i n g i n t h e m ag a z i n e i s n ow
the 20th of the month.
FOR EXAMPLE THE JANUARY
ISSUE WILL CLOSE ON
NOVEMBER 20, 2005
Orange Clay Target Club
Open Day Grand Handicap
October 23rd 10.00am
100tgt Handicap Event
shot American Style
with Phono Pulls on five layouts.
AA grade off 25 metres
A grade off 23 metres
B grade off 21 metres
C grade off 19 metres
1st each grade $130.00
2nd each grade $80.00
3rd each grade $60.00
Overall $600.00
Nominations $60.00 $2.50 each
25 optional sweeps.
Ladies & Juniors 60% of Noms.
This event is not run under
ACTA Rules.
No shooters book is marked and
no metreage is given.
Full canteen & bar facilities.
This is a top day. Good fun & a true test
of your shooting skill.
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on the person, company or advertising agency submitting the advertisement for publication. The
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October 2005
Contact
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Christodoula 240/300, 2nd S Toson
217/300, 3rd J Biviano 212/300; C: 1st A
Mercuri 206/300, 2nd M Salem 172/300.
Sydney 24/07/05
Fine (36): 25T GR Sweeps: AA: 2x74, 3x72;
A: 2x74, 1x73; B: 1x73, 2x68; C: 1x70, 1x63,
1x60; 25T DB: AA: 1st F Auditore 51/51, 2nd
C Auditore 50/51; A: 1st J Luke 66/66, 2nd
A Dehen 65/66; B: 1st T Burns 25/25, 2nd D
Riberio 41/42; C: 1st D Cali 24/25, 2nd A
Giatras 23/25; 50T SB CS: AA: 1st H
Guerriero 47/50, 2nd C Auditore 47/51; OA
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& A: 1st Ziad A 48/50; A: 2nd D Giatras
46/51; B: 1st Achilles 53/60, 2nd T Burns
52/60; C: 1st V Mercuri 42/51, 2nd D Cali
41/51; HG: Ziad A 145/150.
Sydney 05/08/05
Very, very cold (30): 30T PS GR Sweeps: AA:
1x59, 1x52, 2x51; A: 1x56, 3x53; B: 1x57,
1x55, 1x53; C: 1x50, 1x45, 1x40; 25 DB
25PS: AA: 1st G Hapeshi 99/100, 2nd T
Kerem 93/100; A: 1st Y Safi 97/103, 2nd A
Tsolakis 96/103; B: 1st C Poulios 95/100,
2nd L Reghelin 94/100; C: 1st A Mercuri
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TO ALL CLUBS
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Digital photos are always taken at a low resolution of
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Photos should not be embedded in Word doccuments or
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used in this publication.
93/100, 2nd P Savell 62/100; HG: G Hapeshi
158/160.
McWhirter 48/50, D Pasfield 45/50; HG: M
Wilson 95/100.
Sydney 07/08/05
Fine (33): 50T DB: AA: 1st H Guerriero
66/68, 2nd D Violi 65/68; A: 1st L Trew
50/50, 2nd D Tattam 68/69; B: 1st J
Agostino 48/50, 2nd M Tilley 47/50; C: 1st P
Wilkinson 42/52, 2nd V Mercuri 41/52; 50T
CONT DB CS: AA: 1st D Violi 46/51, 2nd T
Psarakis 45/51; OA & A: 1st G Lysaght
67/68; A:2nd M Gomes 66/68; B: 1st R
Riberio 48/50, 2nd F Gould 47/50; C: 1st N
Duncum 40/50, 2nd P Aganakis 39/50; HG:
M Gomes 98/100.
Upper Hunter 16/07/05
Windy & cold (17): 10T DB CD: A Kentwell,
T Mitchell & D Roughan 9/10; 25 Side x Side
CS: OA & AA: B Smith 23/25; A: T Mitchell
21/27; B: A Kentwell 23/26; 10PR D/R CD: P
Allen, P Poile & T Mitchell 14/20; 10PR D/R
CS: OA & B: D Roughan 21/30; AA: B Smith
20/30; A: T Mitchell 13/20; C: R Roughan
8/20; 10PR D/D DP: 1st T Mitchell & R
Roughan 8/10, Eq 2nd P Poile & P Allen, B
Smith & L Finlay all 6/10; 20PR D/D CS: 1st
P Poile & R Wakem 16/20, 2nd T Mitchell &
P Allen 14/20; HG: T Mitchell 77/105.
Taree-Wingham 09/07/05
Overcast (6): 100T SKT Trophy: A: T Duck
91/100; B: G Brown 92/100, K McWhirter
90/100; C: J Webster 79/100, S Walker
68/100; HG: G Brown 92/100.
Fine (19): 75T Olympic Trap: OA: B Jones
63/75; A: D Pasfield 61/75, C Wilberforce
59/75; B: G Brown 52/75, B McKinnon
50/75; C: K Aitken 51/75, K Saunders 49/75;
40T MXD CS: OA & AA: N McDonnell 94/95,
D Pasfield 58/60; A: K McWhirter 93/95, B
McKinnon 57/60; B: K Saunders 53/60, M
Wilkins 52/60; C: M Flanagan 56/60, K
Aitken 45/60; 20 PR D/R CS: OA & A: B
McKinnon 38/40, J Howell 42/50; AA: M
Height 45/50, N McDonnell 43/50; B: M
Wilkins 36/40, K Saunders 35/40; C: M
Flanagan 30/40, K Aitken 27/40; D/D CS: 1st
M Flanagan & N McDonnell 20/20, 2nd M
Wilkins & B Jones 33/34; HG: B McKinnon
95/100.
Fine (8): 50T SKT GR Trophy: A/B: D Pasfield
47/50, K McWhirter 46/50; C: J Webster
44/50, S Kelly 30/50; 50T TWR GR Trophy: A:
M Wilson 50/50, J Webster 49/50; B/C: K
Wagga 16/07/05
Overcast & rain (17): 50T Sporting Clays:
OA: R Taylor 47/50; AA: 1st S Hore 39/50,
2nd M Reed; A: 1st B Hall & D Power 39/50;
B: 1st R Richardson 31/50, 2nd A Metry; C:
1st A Mikolasewicz 32/50, 2nd M Elmes; 3
Man Flush Team: 1st M Reed, R Richardson
& M Elmes 41/50.
Wagga 07/08/05
Fine (12): 50T PS CS: OA: W Storer 147/150;
AA: 1st R Ehlers 141/150; A: 1st W Burton
141/150; B: 1st M Elmes 136/150; C: C
Levitzke 146/150; 50T DB Trophy: AA: 1st R
Ehlers 50/50; A: 1st W Burton 49/50; B: 1st
J Allan 49/50; C: 1st C Levitzke 49/50; HG:
W Storer 222/230.
West Wyalong 24/07/05
Fine (30): 10T DB EO: C Strike, F Ashton, W
Rae, B Boyd, G Tabain, P Ledwidge, B
Fairman, G Blattman, N Barnes, B Dent & C
Foster; 20T Side x Side DB CS: OA: G Tabain
39/40; AA: 1st D Osborne 42/45, 2nd R
Ellison 41/45; A: N Block 40/43, 2nd R
Lindsay 39/43; B: 1st G Allen 33/40, 2nd C
Heffer 32/40; C: 1st J Anderson 27/40, 2nd
F Ashton 34/40; HG: R Ellison.
Upper Hunter Gun Club Inc
Location: 3km from Scone on the Gundy Road
OPEN DTL SHOOT
Saturday 15th & Sunday 16th October 2005
SATURDAY, COMMENCING 9.00AM
Event 1 25 DB Cash Divide
Nom $9.00
Event 2 Laurie Allen Memorial PS Champ
O/S $2.00 Nom $12.00
Event 3 25 Business Houses Trophy Classic
O/S $2.00 Nom $16.00
Event 4 25 DB Graded Cash Divide Nom
$10.00
Barbeque Tea
NIGHT
Nom $3.00
Event 6 25 Nth Zone Night DB Champ
O/S $2.00 Nom $14.00
Event 7 25 Nth Zone Night PS Champ
O/S $2.00 Nom $14.00
SUNDAY, COMMENCING 9.00AM
Event 9 25 Lake Glenbawn DB Champ
O/S $2.00
Event 10 25 Lake Glenbawn SB Champ
O/S $2.00
Event 11 25 Trophy Handicap
1st - 5th Place
Event 12 20 DB Continental Cash Divide
Nom $9.00
Nom $12.00
Nom $12.00
Nom $20.00
Nom $8.00
Total O/S $12.00 Total Nom $139.00
Overall, Ladies, Junior & Veterans Highguns
Ladies, Junior & Veteran pensioners $90.00 + O/S
All Championships 1st & 2nd each grade
Ammo, Catering & Refreshments
Camping on grounds hot showers
Accommodation Isis Motel 6545 1100; Follyfoot Motel 6545 3079; Royal Hotel/Motel 6545 1722; Golden Fleece Hotel 6545 1357
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Mount Gambier Gun Club Inc
June 2005
The day was windy with the occasional shower but this did not stop
local shooters from scoring excellent results.
The Park Dry Cleaners 25 Tgt Skeet Championship overall winner was
Ken Atkins 25/25, the only perfect score.
Trident Tyre Centre was hotly contested between Max Medhurst &
Peter Fabris, with the overall winner being Peter Fabris 72/72.
The South West Freight 25 Tgt Continential Championship was
another event that brought out the shooting skills of the competitors
in adverse conditions, as can be seen by the results.
The District Double Barrel 25 Tgt Championship, sponsored by
Trident Tyre Centre District Double Barrel Championship Grade Winners.
L-R: AA Overall Peter Fabris, C Alf Moody, A To\m Megaw, B Frank Kentish
July 2005
There were top scores overall in the three events at the Mt Gambier
Clay Target shoot despite the occasional showers.
In the Di Giorgio Wines Zone Handicap Peter Fabris was the Overall
Winner with the only perfect score of 25/25.
Ken Atkin Overall Winner Park Dry
Cleaners Skeet Championship. Ken
Atkins takes out South East
Autotrade Highgun Award, 74/75
Bob Hammatt first prize for
A Grade in Park Drycleaners
Skeet Championship.
The Tonkin George Club Double Barrel Championship was hotly
contested with 8 shooters gaining perfect scores of 25/25. The shoot
off for Overall was an enthralling tussle between the contestants with
Max Medhurst claiming victory with 97/97 over Peter Cleggett on
96/97.
The 30 pair Commercial Hotel Zone Double Rise Championship was
successfully won by Max Medhurst with a credible score of 54/60.
Junior shooter Master Frazer Baker won C Grade with a ver good
score of 44/60.
Allan Pollock took out the SE Autotrade High Gun trophy with a top
score of 118/130.
Max Medhurst, Overall winner Double
Barrel and Double Rise
Handicap Zone winner Peter Fabris,
25/25
Peter Davis, B Grade;
Frazer Baker, C Grade;
Zone Double Rise
winners.
Frank Kentish B Grade,
Bob Tonkin (sponsor),
Kevin Mules A Grade,
Alf Moody
C Grade, Pat Kerin
sponsor. Winners for
Club Double Rise
Championship.
October 2005
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Psychological Skills for Shooting
by Michael Kruger-Davis
INNER EXCELLENCE
What are the characteristics for us developing inner
excellence? Not all of us can be champions but we can all
achieve inner excellence. According to Mack & Casstevens
(2001) inner excellence is a way of thinking and a way of
acting; it is a quality of mind, a mentality that says no
matter how difficult things become, you are responsible and
accountable for your thoughts, feelings and actions. They
continue by saying that inner excellence is staying positive
in negative situations, and it is dealing with adversity in an
optimistic way. It is finding love and joy in what you do
and remaining steadfastly committed to your goals, values,
and dreams. People with inner excellence look at
competition as a challenge and are motivated by the desire
to succeed rather than by a fear of failure. They possess an
unconditional high self-esteem and self-image. They have
a ‘can do’ attitude and a will to prepare to win.
Inner excellence it seems are those qualities that we see portrayed in
movies and in novels. Working harder, refusing to give up, not
blaming the game, looking after the smallest detail and giving extra
when it is needed. Whilst these qualities are important it is necessary
to see that excellence goes beyond winning and losing.
Applications are sought from
Juniors wishing to be part of
the 2006 Trap & Skeet Junior
Development Squad.
Applications will be received, at the
ACTA Office no later than close of
business 31 October 2005, by way
of a one-page resume stating
experience, interested discipline,
and current grade.
Applicants are required to have a
minimum grade of 'B'.
Limited positions are available and
successful applicants will be notified
by mail. All training camps will be
conducted at the National Shooting
Ground, Wagga Wagga.
Interested Juniors should apply to:
Executive Officer
PO Box 466
Wagga Wagga, NSW 2650
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So what are the qualities of inner excellence? Mack & Casstevens
outline ten qualities that make up inner excellence.
The person who is a winner within has a dream. Dreams provide a
focus from which we can develop goals and action. We need to
imagine what we want and what we can do, this will form the basis
of our vision. From this we need clear, realistic and achievable goals
and an action plan to put them into action.
Commitment. Inner excellence involves being committed to your
goals. This means making sure they are real, achievable, measurable
and fun. The goals should also be motivating to keep you coming
back to training and competition.
Responsibility. This quality means that you don’t let what you can’t
do interfere with what they can do. This means thoughts, feelings and
actions; it is important not to let your thoughts create negative
feelings that will have an impact on your ability to achieve.
Openness to learning and growing. Inner excellence turns weakness
into strength. Challenges need to be seen as opportunities to learn,
grow and develop, and not as threats that will limit your performance
and enjoyment.
Optimism. It is an essential element of inner excellence that you are
optimistic. This doesn’t mean that you try to look for some positive
when you lose but means that you are able to see the opportunities
in life and not the threats.
Self confidence. It is necessary to believe in yourself and your
abilities. No one can outperform his or her self-image. Be aware of
how you see yourself and remember that if you don’t like it when
others put you down, then don’t put yourself down either. It is
important to know that no-one can take away your self-esteem
without your permission. Have the courage to grow up and fulfil your
potential.
Emotional control. Those of you who are regular readers of these
columns will have heard before that we need to let go of our own
judgements. Perform at your level without judging it against some
unrealistic, external measure.
The adversity quotient. Look at obstacles as opportunities and view
setbacks as springboards for comebacks.
Have a backbone of character. Athletes with inner excellence practise
good sportsmanship. Elite athletes see success without honour as an
unseasoned meal it may taste good but it won’t satisfy your appetite.
Be persistent and patient. Whatever you do; don’t give up on your
dream. Edison had over ten thousand attempts at making the light
bulb before he succeeded. When asked if it was a waste of time, he
replied, no and that he had learnt ten thousand ways how not to
make the light bulb.
Inner excellence allows us the opportunity to perform at our best. It
provides us with a vehicle that will give us permission to win.
It must be remembered that working on the inside (working towards
inner excellence) shows on the outside (your performance). What lies
ahead of us or behind us is of little importance compared to what lies
within us.
Reference: G. Mack & D. Casstevens, 2001, Mind Gym; An athletes
guide to inner excellence. Contemporary Books.
Michael Kruger-Davis is a psychologist and a member of Narrandera Clay
Target Club. Questions regarding psychological aspects of sport and shooting
can be addressed him at PO Box 347 Narrandera 2700 or on 02 69 592802.
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Sydney CTC Club
Double Barrel Championship
What can I say? Not exactly the weather
we were hoping for with the day being
overcast, rainy and winds blowing the
paint off the trap houses. Fifty one
shooters braved the conditions to have a
crack at the title and have their name
engraved on the Championship board as
the 2005 Sydney CTC Club Double Barrel
champion.
With the gale force winds and the targets
dancing around like nothing else it was
always going to be tough. No shooter had
shot the 50 targets clean in the Pointscore
but we were still hopeful of getting one fifty
in the Double Barrel. With six people
shooting 49 (including yours truly) it looked
like we were set to shoot off with only a
squad of ‘B’ graders to come in, but local
shooter Craig Lysaght had other ideas taking
the Overall Sash and Championship with a
lone 50.
Just for the record, we have shot four of the
Clubs Championships so far and ‘B’ grade
shooters have taken two, ‘AA’ grade and ‘A’
grade Championships, one a piece. It just
goes to show that it is not how good you are,
but how good you are on the day!
secure
pack
Winner of the High Gun John Crompton
with Chett Auditore.
Craig Lysaght, Overall winner with Chett Auditore,
Acting Secretary.
Scoreboard:
Event 1. 10t P/Score E/O
AA Grade 1x 30, 1 x 29, 1 x 28
A Grade 1 x 30, 4 x 27
B Grade 1 x 30, 2 x 27
C Grade 1 x 27, 1 x 26, 1 x 25
Event 2. 50t P/Score Trophy
AA Grade 1st M. Navara 142/150 2nd J. Crompton
138/150
A Grade 1st S. Tsoukalas 141/150 2nd John T.
139/150
B Grade 1st D. Riberio 133/150 2nd
shotgun
B. Christodoula 147/168
C Grade 1st A. Vorilles 129/150 2nd J. Papadatos
125/150
Event 3. 50t ‘Sydney CTC Club’ D/Barrel C’ship
Overall: C. Lysaght 50/50
AA Grade 1st M. Navara 77/78 2nd T. Lionatos
76/78
A Grade 1st A. Tsolakis 64/65 2nd B. Samuels
63/65
B Grade 1st D. Riberio 48/51 2nd G. Agostino
47/51
C Grade 1st Alex C. 48/50 2nd A. Mercuri 44/52
High Gun: J. Crompton 212/230
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Illawarra Gun Club-Anniversary Shoot 11th- 12th June 2005
Illawarra Gun Club held their annual anniversary shoot on the
June long weekend with an outstanding roll up of shooters from
near and far. Visitors from as far as New Zealand, Bega,
Canberra, Cowra, Junee and Port Macquarie turned up for a
crack at the weekend’s prize money. Saturday’s weather wasn’t
so nice with dull and drizzly conditions for shooters to contest
with, however the scores were still brilliant. With 108 shooters
rolling up for the first event, a 25tgt D/B Cash Divide with 33
possibles being shot, the targets were nothing but perfect.
Event 2 25tgt Illawarra Pointscore C/ship
Illawarra shooter Bob Rose showed the field that he wasn’t going home
without some prize money and shot 125/126 to take overall first from
ACTA president Bill Jones on 108/111 taking overall 2nd, AA 1st
G.Rootes 99/102, 2nd V Gatt 96/99, AA 1st S Tsoukalas 93/96, 2nd D
Crane 107/108, B 1st N Petrone, 78/81, 2nd S Toson 74/75, C 1st J
Mitchell 73/75, 2nd J Hugo 68/75
Suthers. They served up a beautiful array of meats, salads and vegies
that was fit for a king, well done an excellent job the whole weekend
keeping all the starving shooters and their friends fed.
Sunday morning, what a change in the weather, a beautiful clear blue
sky day with no wind. 117 shooters rolled in for the Sunday
competition and scores were right up there with 43 possibles in the first
cash divide event.
Event 5 25tgt Illawarra Single Barrel C/ship
Well known shooter Arty Del-ben out shot the rest of the field with
46/46 to take 1st overall. Kevin Thompson from NZ kept the Aussies
honest for a while although missed his 46th tgt to take 2nd overall,
well shot guys. AA 1st A Murphy 42/43, 2nd K Perkins 40/41, A 1st
Charlie Smith 37/37, 2nd D Tatam 36/37, B 1st K Hurt 25/26, 2nd B
Smith 24/25, C 1st D You 23/25, 2nd J Greenwood 22/25
Once again Loz Lloyd kept the ladies honest in taking this event with
a 24/28, Glenn Barton kept up his good form to win the juniors with
24/25,and Pete (fitzy)Fitzalan shot 37/38 to take the veterans trophy.
Event 6 Illawarra Open 50tgt D/B C/ship
With the main event left until last, this was the one to win. The weather
had held out for us, the wind had stayed away and the scores really did
show. After the shoot-off, Theo Lionatos was the one to take home the
Overall 1st place sash and cash with a score of 154/154, after going to
a pointscore shoot-off, daylight is not on our side at Illawarra in June
so it was the necessary decision to be able to finish the event. Tony
Wright from Junee was right there with him until he pulled a second
on his 118th tgt, well done guys. AA 1st N Xenos 150/151, 2nd S Amey
126/127, A 1st J Luke 133/136, 2nd N Teale 117/118, B 1st M Nasr
84/85, 2nd -K Zimaras-81/82, C 1st V Eagles-49/50, 2nd D Harb 47/50
Overall Highgun winners, Gary Rootes (right),
Arty Del Ben (left).
B Grade Highgun, Nick Petrone
(Illawarra), 239/250
Illawarra lady shooter Loz Lloyd out shot the other ladies with
71/75,Glenn Barton shot a brilliant 83/84 to take the junior trophy
while Illawarra’s Frank Bradwell also shot a 83/84 to take first in the
Veterans.
Event 3 50tgt Illawarra Anniversary D/B C/ship
Visiting Cowra shooter Tony O’Leary shot a 274/274 after a
magnificent shoot-off with Daniel Allam (273/274) and Tony Barton to
take overall 1st, a sash and a good sized pocket of cash. AA 1st T
Barton 242/243, 2nd A Delben 148/149, A 1st Ben Kelly 109/110, 2nd
G Lysaght 98/99, B 1st Emma Eagles 70/71, 2nd G Dowling 51/52, C
1st F Damoiseaux 49/50, 2nd M Jeffcoat 48/50
Loz Lloyd took out the Ladies with a 69/70, Jordan Reeve out shot the
other Juniors with 46/50 and visiting Dubbo shooter Peter Fitzalan
took out the Veterans with 49/50.
Saturday Night saw a complimentary feast prepared by well known
chefs John Haug, Dave O’Brien and leading kitchen hand Denise
Junior Highgun, Daniel Allam (Sydney), Overall Winner, Theo Lionatos, Illawarra
244/250
Open 50 tgt D/B Championship
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Three Presidents in a row. L. to R. Bill Jones (ACTA National President), Lyn Teale
(NSW State President), Fred Rapley (Illawarra Gun Club President)
Overall Winner Illawarra Single Barrel
Championship, Arty Del Ben, 46/46
1st AA Grade, Nick Xenos, Illawarra
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Donated landscape by Peter Young,
presented to Kevin Hurt
A Grade Winner, J. Luke, 133/136,
Illawarra Open 50 tgt D/B
Championship
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Whipcracker “Brian Smith”, Veterans
Illawarra Open D/B Championship
Vivian Eagles, 1st C Grade, Illawarra
Samantha Jeffcoat, “Encouragement
Award”, donated by Tommy Sutton
Long distance traveler Brian
Smith from Bega gave the
Veterans what for shooting 57/58
to take the win, Daniel Allam
shot well all weekend and kept
the scores coming with a 58/59 to
take the junior trophy, and once
again our chief scoreboard
assistant Loz Lloyd shot 49/50 to
add this event to her weekend
prize money, well shot everyone
and lets see you all back next
year for a crack at some BIG
CASH!!!
Bob Rose, Overall Winner Illawarra
Pointscore Championship, 125/126
Tony O’Leary (Cowra), Overall Winner
Anniversary 50 tgt D/B Championship
High Gun Awards Overall and AA
Arty Del Ben 249/250, Gary
Rootes 249/250, A Dave Crane 248/250, B Nick Petrone 239/250, C
John Mitchell 227/250, Ladies Loz Lloyd 240/250, Juniors Daniel
Allam 244/250, Veterans Peter Fitzalan 246/250.
At the end of the trophy presentation Tommy Sutton from Sydney
donated 500 ctgs to a very keen up and coming junior lady shooter
from Shoalhaven club, Samantha Jeffcoat. An excellent effort by her
shooting over the weekend and thanks to Tommy for his generous
donation.
Well that’s it folks for another year, its been great seeing you all once
again and I’m sure we’ll see you all again some time in the near future.
A very special thanks go to our generous sponsors, Ern Webb’s Sports,
Horsley Park Gunshop, Nioa Trading, R.E.McMahon, Langson Glass
and Verdon Bros. As everyone knows we need sponsors, so try and
support those who support us. To Mary Rapley, Jean Chodat and Lyn
Teale thankyou so much for your magnificent efforts in the office, it’s
a rewardless job however the shoot would not run without you,
thanks again. To Fred Rapley and his hard working committee, you
guys did an excellent job leading up to and during the shoot, thank
you very much also. A special mention must go out to one of
Illawarra’s club members Peter Young who unfortunately ended up in
a wheelchair after an accident quite a few years ago. Peter was
generous enough to hand paint a magnificent landscape picture and
donate it to the club for a raffle prize during the shoot, thanks again
Peter. In closing Illawarra Gun Club would like to thank everyone who
shot, visited and made an effort to come to our anniversary shoot this
year, we hope you all return again soon and enjoy our chosen sport
and hospitality.
Brad Webb, IGC Committee
ISSF Grand Prix shot at Echuca
July 9 and 10 2005 were two contrasting days, Saturday very
cold with continuous rain and wind, Sunday clear and sunny
all day. With 150 Olympic
Trap targets to be shot over
the two days, Saturday’s
weather ensured the final
scores would not be among
the best ever shot, although
the
end
results
were
reasonable.
Adam Vella overall winner ISSF
Grand prix
October 2005
With a good rollup of shooters
including some of Australia’s
best, and Echuca Clay Target
Club only possessing one
Olympic Trap layout, the
committee did an excellent job
keeping the shoot running
smoothly and finishing the event
by 3.30pm. Echuca is hoping
with the help of some government grant money to secure a
fully automatic Olympic Trap setup in the near future which would
make Echuca a destination for Commonwealth Games shooters and
their families to visit, to train.
Australian team member, Frankston registered, Adam Vella stood out
from all others by showing the way to win, shooting a score of
159/175 collecting the Overall trophy and Sash. Another team
member Nathan Castles also ending on a very good score of 134/150
collecting 1st in AA grade. 1st in A grade was Craig Henwood
133/150, 1st in B was Tony Demuri 129/155, 1st in C was Rob
Anderson 108/150, winner of the Ladies was Stacey Roiall on
119/150, Junior, Todd Malone on 127/150.
All second placings were as follows, AA grade Steve Trembath
119/150, A grade Nidal Asmar 131/150, B grade Andrew Jacotine
128/150, C grade was lady shooter Anna Shedrina on 97/150.
In all a very successful Grand Prix round. Echuca committee does
apologize to the shooters for the bad weather on Saturday, but with
the warm clubroom, and good catering by Dot Roberts and her
helpers, shooters were backed as much as is possible, and the rain
was appreciated by the local farmers.
Murray Roberts
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In the Trenches
By: Dustin Clay.
VALE
OCTOBER - 2005
LESLIE RICHARD MOORE
6TH SEPTEMBER 1954-4TH JULY 2005
Wow, the Brazil World Cup was shot in August, and MY GOD, the
scores were massive. In the Trap event, one Pavel Gurkin from Russia
shot 125/125 only to finish 4th after the final, where he shot a 19.
Our own Michael Diamond unleashed a 124/125 but stumbled to
shoot a 16 in the final to finish 6th. The Single Barrel final certainly
is tough, and doesn't take any prisoners. Tommy Turner shot a
114/125 and Craig Henwood a 110/125. In the Double Trap, Tommy
was our only representative, and finished 9th. Probably a good effort
considering the passing of Tommy's father just a few weeks prior to
him departing for Brazil. I offer my condolences to the Turner family.
While I am talking about World Cup's etc, I thought I would just let
you all know about a Junior American Skeet Shooter called Vincent
Hancock. He is 16 years old and has achieved the following
phenomenal results this year:
World Cup Changwon, Korea - 124/125 + 25 = 149 Gold Medal
World Cup Rome, Italy - 124/125 + 24 = 148 Silver Medal
World Champs Lonato, Italy - 123/125 + 25 = 148 Gold Medal
World Cup Belgrade, Slovenia - 123/125 + 25 = 148 Silver Medal
World Cup Americana, Brazil - 124/125 + 25 = 149 Gold Medal
I am not a Skeet shooter, but these scores are off the dial. This shooter
is exciting, and people I know who have met him have told me he is
a nice kid too, has his feet firmly on the ground. Just keep an eye on
him in the future. He is going to be hard to toss, and has a massive
future ahead of him.
This also sets a target for our own Skeet shooters, and hopefully lifts
their performances over the coming few years. Again credit must be
given to the ASA for securing the services of ex Russian Skeet coach
Valeriy Timokhin. He has been contracted by the ASA until the end
of 2005 to try and raise the standard of ISSF Skeet in Australia. I
know of a couple of Skeeties who have been seeing him, and scores
have definitely lifted. So to all our aspiring ISSF Skeet shooters, you
should be taking advantage of his expertise while he is here, and with
a little luck, maybe he will stay longer and be a huge benefit for
Australian Shooting.
The Melbourne Grand Prix was shot on the 6th & 7th of August. The
new layout worked a treat and was a pleasure to shoot there. Adam
Vella was the best over the weekend winning the Double Trap & Trap
Event. This was the last event of the 5 Grand Prix series, the
Victorian State Titles is all that remains.
It is with deep regret the Bundaberg Clay Target Club reports the
untimely passing of one of our valued members, Leslie (Les) Richard
Moore, after a short battle with cancer. Les started shooting in 1986
at Goondiwindi and moved to Bundaberg, joined the Bundaberg Clay
Target club in 1998. Les was one of our club coaches and was on the
committee at one stage. Les spent a lot of time at Brothers League
Club, coaching the under 14’s to rep grade in Rugby League. Les
always had a smile and helped anyone that asked for his help in
shooting. Les is survived by his wife Jennifer and Son Nathan and
Daughter Kristen Our deepest sympathy to his family at their loss. He
will be sadly missed by all, particularly the shooting fraternity.
Are You Fairdinkum??
Allegedly, Nidal (Nick) Asmar, the "Greatest Taxi Driver in
Melbourne", upon leaving the Brazil World Cup decided to enter the
USA to visit some relatives. This seemed like a good idea at the time.
Unfortunately for Nick he failed to obtain any relevant Import
Permits and his shotgun was confiscated and he was made to wait for
2 days in Miami, while the Authority's got the permits.....
Shooter Profile: Nathan McDonnell
Alias: Stiffler
Age: 28
Started Shooting: 1991
Firearm of choice: Perazzi MX8
Favourite Ammo: Winchester 1350's
Highest ISSF Trap Score: 145/150
Favourite O/S club: Fort Benning, USA
Favourite OZ club: Melbourne Gun Club
Best O/S result: 3rd Grand Prix Fort Benning
Claim to Fame: Having the right line at the right time every time.
Funniest shooting moment: Falling over in the mud prior to presentations at Fort Benning.
Kaye Rehbein [Secretary]
TOM TURNER (SNR)
NOVEMBER 1936 - JULY 2005
The Cessnock Gun Club, informs
with deep regret the passing of
our esteemed life member Tom
Turner (SNR).
Without any doubt Tom was a
champion shot and a thorough
gentleman who was admired and
respected by all who knew him.
Tom was a tireless worker for our
club, not only hands on but with
important decisions in executive
positions.
There would hardly be a gun club
in NSW that he and wife Gwen
had not attended, and such was
their personality and knowledge
they would be welcomed by all. So much so that Tom and Gwen were
Life Members of Cessnock Gun Club and Tom also at Upper Hunter.
Tom spent most of his working life in the coal mines and all of his
retired life shooting, fishing and working his way through the jobs
Gwen would find him to prevent him doing the other two seven days
a week.
We extend our deepest sympathy to Gwen, Steven, Paul, Tom Jnr and
their families for this terrible and unexpected loss of this great,
respected and caring gentleman who gave his all to his family,
friends, fishing and clay target shooting. Tom will be deeply missed
by all of those who were lucky enough to have known him.
Good bye Mate, leave some fish and a couple of boxes of clays up
there for the rest of us.
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Round 2 Peninsula Triangle
Nepean flogs opposition.
Cool but sunny conditions greeted 33
shooters for what was to be a full day of
shooting. Yep, no rain, given that it looks as
though the drought has broken (on the
Peninsula at least) we had fine conditions.
Lucky because the previous couple of days
were crappy and even as I write this it’s
pouring down. Yep this is a shoot write up
and not a report from the Bureau Of
Meteorology so I’ll cut the crap.
25DB first and in AA Paul Drennan posted a
possible to take first (and my dollar). After an
extended shoot off (cough cough) LC was
second with a 29/30.
In A grade two of Nepean’s finest emerged
victorias, Mick Hutchins with a “rare”
possible to take first and myself, after a shoot
off with Boyd’y, second with a 49/50. B grade
was won by Frank Ibbott with a 30/31 who is
a Yarrawonga member, but on recently
moving to the area has joined Nepean and
become one of our many elite (did I mention
Nepean won). Second and crumbling under
the pressure of a shoot off was Bruce
Sanderson with a 29/30. Lance Cazaly with a
22/25 won C grade. Lance is starting to shoot
well so now’s the time to stop coaching him
for we don’t want him in A. Mad Mick
McKernan came second with an 18/25. After
observing him shoot over the ones he missed
he’s going to get the stock bent down on that
lovely piece of timber on his Miroku. (The use
of a rasp in the back of my car was politely
declined). Yep there was Mornington
domination in C grade, but as I may not have
mentioned, Nepean won the day!
40HCP. Every excuse in the book was used for
missing the targets: slow button pushing,
couldn’t see em, too high, too low, the person
next to me put me off, the targets were made
of aluminium, it was those crap crackers,
Hecta turned up, I have to go out to dinner
with the cook tonight. Whatever you can
think of “we” used it. When the scores came
in there were three on 38/40, Woody, Pitt,
Drennan. It was shoot off time. Drennan
dropped his second, Pitt crumbled under the
pressure and Woody, one of Nepean’s finest
(did I mention Nepean won) did a metre with
a final score of 44/46.
Roger who chews PK as an aid to giving up
smoking, was observed by an anonymous
person walking off his nerves in the car park
prior to the shoot off chewing PK and
smoking, such was the pressure.
The dollars. Drennan took two from me, I
took two from foot fault Quickie and I’m still
trying to track down Fozzy as he made a
hasty retreat at the end of the day where’s me
Neil Bakker with Paul Drennan
buck fifty Pete? Good to see Mornington with
a good turn out, it was rather prosperous for
myself wasn’t it Graham? Good to see the
Frankston blokes show as well. Speaking of
one Frankstonite, Laurie recently opened a
new business with his partner specialising in
pool excavations and trenching, he can be
contacted on 1800 black dog, just follow the
prompts.
The results, Nepean (as maybe mentioned
above), second Cerberus I think, Third
Mornington with the final round to be held at
Mornington.
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Herbert River Gun Club Annual Shoot
On the Queen’s Birthday weekend the Herbert River Gun
Club held their annual three day shoot. The numbers were
a little disappointing on Saturday but Sunday’s numbers
swelled and the competition hotted up. Saturday night saw
the Commonwealth Night Continental Championship
contested and the competition was tight with everyone
wanting the Royal Blue sash that was up for grabs.
Event one on Saturday was
the East Ingham Hotel 25
target Double Barrel trophy
event with AA grade going to
Barry Bosworth first and
Keven Stout second. Greg
Maltby took first in A Grade
from Willie Taylor. Col
Edgerton edged out Steven
Rosendale in B Grade and
A Hobbs beat Tony Vincenzi
in C Grade.
The Oasis Coffee Lounge
Single Barrel trophy event
was next up and Barry
Bosworth won the AA Grade
section from Keven Stout.
Willie Taylor beat Bill Gall in
a shoot off for A Grade. Bill
Weadon shot well to take out
B Grade from Pio Bonato.
Len Carty defeated A Hobbs
in C Grade.
Col Edgerton Commonwealth Night
Continental Champion
A warm up for the Championship was held next with
the Mick’s Bread Kitchen
Continental trophy event.
Keven Stout got the better of
Barry Bosworth in this event
for AA Grade. Graeme
Faulkner shot a perfect score
to take A Grade from Greg
Maltby. B Grade saw Mark
Kirk also shoot a perfect score
to defeat Carol Betteridge. P
Cox scored his first C Grade
win over Quintan Bosworth.
Next on the program was the
long awaited Commonwealth
Night Continental Championship sponsored by Ingham Farm Centre.
The first squad had a few good scores come in to lead the way for the
shooters to come. A very happy and surprised B Grader in Col
Edgerton took out the Overall prize for his first sash win with a score
of 47/50. Barry Bosworth was the best of the AA Graders with Keven
Stout coming in a close second. Greg Maltby had to shoot off with
fellow Port Denison shooter Graeme Faulkner but it only lasted one
target before Greg had first place in his hand. Pio Bonato was one of
the early shooters to come in with a good score and with it he took
the B Grade prize from Mark Kirk and Carol Betteridge. C Grade saw
Tony Vincenzi taking out first from B Nowak.
Sunday dawned and the shooters were eased into the day with a 25
target Double Barrel sweeps event. Barry Bosworth and Keven Stout
split the AA Grade money. A Grade saw Graeme Faulkner and Marco
Peressini share the spoils. Carol Betteridge was the only B Grader to
shoot the possible and Peter Mackey, Sam Foti, Allan Bredden and
Jim Laws all shared the second place money. Len Carty and H
Lategan shared the C Grade cash.
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The prestigious event for Sunday was the Hinchenbrook Shire
Council 50 target Point Score trophy event. AA Grade first place went
to Barry Bosworth from Ross Carty. Greg Maltby took out A Grade
from Carol Betteridge and Con Lamari shot well, considering he
hasn’t picked up his gun for a long time, taking out B Grade from Col
Edgerton. P Cox was the winner in C Grade with A Hobbs coming in
second place.
Event 7 on the weekend’s program was the 25 target Single Barrel
trophy event. Barry Bosworth dominated the AA Grade prizes taking
first in this event from Ross Carty. Pat Dury turned up for the Sunday
program and took out first place in A Grade with Willie Taylor taking
second. Con Lamari continued his good form taking B Grade from
Alan O’Keefe. B Nowak shot pretty well to take out C Grade from
P Cox.
The final event of Sunday’s program was the Lathinen Electical
25 target Handicap. First place went to Barry Bosworth with the only
possible. Carol Betteridge and Allan Bredden had to shoot off after
they both shot 24/25, after only four targets Carol had second place
wrapped up. Allan had to settle for third.
Monday dawned a lovely clear day and the Ingham Real Estate 50
target Pointscore Continental trophy event was shot. Barry Bosworth
was the victor of AA Grade. Bill Gall shot a creditable 148/150 to
take A Grade from Carol Betteridge. Alan O’Keefe was the surprised
winner of B Grade with Peter Mackey taking second place. C Grade
was taken out by A Hobbs from Len Carty.
After all the scores were tallied the Clay Targets Australia High Gun
Winners were announced. AA Grade was taken out by Barry
Bosworth with a score of 481/500. Greg Maltby shot 461/500 to take
A Grade and Carol Betteridge shot consistently to take out B Grade
with her score 464/500. A Hobbs shot 377/500 to claim the C Grade
high gun.
An enjoyable weekend was had by all and the club wishes to thank
all the sponsors and anyone who helped make the weekend a
success.
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Queensland Northern Zone Notes
Queensland’s Northern Zone shooters have been out and
about collecting prizes from the Nationals and State
carnivals.
Whilst in Perth Ray Collinson took out the Overall Pre-national
Single Barrel title after defeating Russell Mark in the shoot off. David
O’Donnell claimed third in B Grade in the same event. This was
Dave’s first Nationals and he was happy with this effort.
his brilliant score of 372/375. John Malone took out B Grade with a
score of 362/375.
After the State Team shot they announced the Team High Gun
winners and Ray Collinson shared this prize with Cameron Dean
after they both shot 150/150. Well done. Annette Vassalini shot a
perfect 75/75 to take the Women’s Team High Gun. Ray was
crowned the Trap Champion again this year with a perfect score of
400/400.
Ray Collinson, Barry Bosworth and Rod Cusack all made the Open
State Team. Annette Vassalini made the Women’s team and Doug
Killick and Mick McGill made the Veteran’s team. Ray and Annette
were both successful in making their respective Shoulder to Shoulder
teams to go to Wagga next year.
By the time this goes to print the Northern Zone carnivals will have
been shot. The ISSF was in Cairns in June, the skeet in Townsville in
July and the Trap in Normanton in August. There have been
numerous very successful annual shoots held in the last few months
as well. Normanton’s by all accounts, up in Wayne’s world, was very
enjoyable with very good scores shot. Herbert River had the
Commonwealth Night Continental Championship has part of their
program this year and a very ecstatic Col Edgerton from the Port
Denison Gun Club won his first silk.
The Townsville annual was a little on the difficult side with the wind
playing havoc with the targets. Mt Isa also held their annual in June
and a good time was had by all. The Cloncurry and Port Denison
clubs will hold their annuals in July as well.
Joseph Rossato Double Rise Winner
The State carnival held in Roma was very successful for the Northern
Zone shooters. In the first event for the weekend, the Winchester
Pointscore saw Ray Collinson start well with an Overall win. Peter
Colls took out second in B Grade. The Northern Zone team took out
the Zone Shoulder to Shoulder title once again this year. The total
score for the team was 148/150 which was a wonderful effort by the
members consisting of Wayne Reeves, Barry Bosworth, Ray
Collinson, Noel Beale, Mike Collins and Gian Vassalini. The Veteran’s
team were also placed first with an unbeatable 75/75. Lui Poplin,
Noel Beale and Mike Collins were very happy about that.
Next on the program was the State Double Barrel Championship with
Diane Reeves being the only zone winner in this event after she took
out second in the women’s section.
Ray Collinson shot 76/76 to take out the Overall State Single Barrel
Championship from another northern zoner in Joseph Rossato. Rod
Cusack of Mt Isa took second in A Grade division with John Malone
taking second in B Grade and Ian Facey second in C Grade. Annette
Vassalini was the best in the women.
Joseph Rossato shot the only possible 50/50 in the State Double Rise
Championship which impressed everyone in attendance. John
Malone took out second in B Grade again. Diane Reeves defeated the
rest of the women.
The final event of the weekend was the State Pointscore Championship. Ray Collinson won the shoot off to take out the Overall prize.
Annette Vassalini was the only other Northerner to take out a prize
in this event when she claimed second in the Women’s section.
When all the scores were tallied the High Guns were announced and
it was no surprise that Ray Collinson took out the Overall title with
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John Malone B Grade High Gun
There is still no news from the Burdekin Clay Target Club with regard
to restarting anywhere but they are still trying. The shooters are still
having major success even though they have no club to practice at,
as the State Carnival is testament with four of the five Overall titles
up for grabs taken out by two Burdekin shooters.
The notes have been far and few between but we in the northern
zone are a little laid back and when we get around to things they will
happen.
Until next time safe travel and good shooting.
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Yamba Clay Target Club
Once again Yamba Clay Target Club staged their annual two
day Queens Birthday Open Shoot. Although the numbers
were down a little on the previous year, the quality of
shooters was not. Saturday had fifty-five nominations and
Sunday had fifty-four shooters. Saturday’s weather almost
perfect, not a cloud in the sky and the sun shone brightly
all of the day. Sunday was greeted with a cloudy sky and
every chance of a shower, but it held off and the shoot went
on without a hitch finishing in the daylight. The Club
members had the shooting grounds in wonderful order,
with the couch grass green and mowed making a pretty
sight for this time of the year. We had many spectators and
visitors making the best of the long weekend, with people
making it their first visit and discovering what a wonderful
part of the state it is besides shooting took part in surfing,
fishing etc and to be able to dine at one of the many Clubs,
eat places or just viewing what Yamba has to offer.
We had competitors from many places such as Tumut, Richmond
River, Grafton, Brewarrina, Guyra, Cobar, Goondiwindi, Inverell,
Brisbane, Moree, Gold Coast, Warwick plus many more.
Shooting got underway at 9.30am on Saturday, and after the first
event which was cash divide the score board had more results shown
Matt Lononey President with Geoff Baxter Guyra, Palmers Island Single Barrel
Championship winner.
in red, than blue - going to show what the scores were going to be.
Event 2, a 50 target Eastern State Point-Score Championship, taken
out by the newest member of Yamba Club Kim Nealon, in a shootoff
with Kevin Harding of Richmond River Club. Whilst the 3rd event, a
25 target Double Barrel event was won by Yamba’s, Brendon Colson.
Sunday got underway at 9am. With great shooting in the cash divide,
once again registering many possibles. The 50 target, event 5 the
Eastern States DB Championship, was won by a new member of the
Richmond River club Wade Hawkins, a previous member of the Cobar
Club and the final event was the 25 tgt Palmers Island SB
Championship, resulting in a win for a great shooter and regular
visitor from Guyra, Geoff Baxter.
A raffle was run, with 1st prize a DVD player -donated by Kim
Nealon and won by the secretary Pam Moloney, second prize a CD
player won by Jenine Gerrard from Warwick, and 3rd prize a gun bag
went to Steve Kelly of Yamba Club.
The Club thanks the service that was provided by the office staff Pam,
Helen and Therese Nealon who brings to the Club her experience as
a gun club office worker, and it was the skills of the office that made
the weekend the great success, that it was.
The Club also thanks Robin Smith and staff, Bonny Colson, Margaret
Marjoram, Elaine Hamilton and Helen Smith for their work on both
days, in the kitchen and barbie areas.
Wayde Hawkins with Kim Nealon Open Highgun.
Matt Moloney with Jenine Jerrard, Warwick, Ladies winner.
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Wulf Reichler, Brewarrina,
C Grade Highgun.
Max Harrison, Grafton,
B Grade Highgun.
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Tom Harris, Tumut, winner of the
Veterans.
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Kim Nealon, Yamba, Overall winner
50 tgt Eastern States Pointscore.
Ray Jenkins, Cobar, AA Grade Highgun
winner.
Wayde Hawkins, Richmond River,
Overall Eastern States D/B.
C grade: Steven Grant, Brisbane 44-50, Kay Marshall, Yamba 43-50
Event 6 25 Tgt Palmers Island SB Championship, shot 15 mtrs and graded
Overall: Geoff Baxter, Guyra 39-39
AA grade: Clyde Mitchell, Moree 38-39, Wade Hawkins, Cobar 32-33
A grade: Mick Smith, Yamba 25-25, Brendon Colson, Yamba 43-45
B grade: Max Harrison, Grafton 23-25, Pam Moloney, Yamba 22-25
C grade: Stan Kurkiewicz, Gold Coast 22-25, Kay Marshall, Yamba 17-25
The Graded High Guns were as follows:
AA: Ray Jerkins, Cobar 291-300
A: John Lucas, Yamba 285-300
B: Max Harrison, Grafton 275-300
C: Wulf Reichler, Brewarrina 256-300
Open High Gun: Kim Nealon, Yamba 292-300
Ladies High Gun: Jennine Geffard, Warwick 284-300
Veterans High Gun: Tom Harris, Tumut 288-300
Junior High Gun: Tim Bourke, Guyra 257-300
John R McDonald
Wayde Hawkins, Richmond River, with Kim Nealon, Yamba.
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The results of the weekend are as follows:
Event 1 25 Tgt DB Cash Divide,shot 15 mtrs and graded
AA grade: Kevin Harding, Matt Moloney, lan McDonald, Gary Harrison, Ray
Jenkins, David Cacciopoli, Tom Harris, Robert Gaden, John Kent 25-25
A grade: Bruce Mtcchell, Bruce Ping Kee, Matt Brown, Gary Joass, Tim Bourke,
Darren Bouchier, Mick Smith, Jenine Gerrard, John Lucas 24-25
B grade: Mitchell Wilkins, Max Harrison 25-25 Steve Kelly, John Clark 24-25
C grade: Ross Deane, lan Sullivan 23-25 Phil Consalvo 22-25
Event 2 50 Tgt Eastern States Pointscore Championship, shot 15 mtrs and
graded
Overall: Kim Nealon, Yamba 164-168
AA grade: Kevin Harding, Richmond River 163-168, David Cacciopoli, Tumut
145-150
A grade: John Lucas, Yamba 145-150, David Bourchier, Goondiwindi 144-150
B grade: Max Harrison, Grafton 139-150, Ken Saunders, Kempsey 135/150
C grade: Wulf Reichler, Brewarrina 127-150, Ian Sullivan, Richmond River
125-150
Event 3 25 Tgt Big River DB Championship, shot 15 mtrs and graded
Overall Brendon Colson, Yamba 70-70
AA grade: Geoff Baxter, Guyra 69-70, Wade Hawkins, Cobar 67-68
A grade: Doug Ellis, Guyra 47-48, Darren Bourchier, Goondiwindi 25-25
B grade: Helen Graney, Yamba 25-25, Steve Kelly, Yamba 24-25
C grade: WuIf Reichler, Brewarrina 23-25, Ross Deane, Richmond River 20-25
DAY 2:
Event 4 25 Tgt DB Cash Divide, shot 15 mtrs and graded
AA grade: Wade Hawkins, Kim Nealon 25-25 Clyde Mitchell, Geoff Baxter,
Matt Moloney, Mark Formaggin, Ray Jenkins, David Cacciopoli, Tom Harris,
Robert Gaden, Kevin Bourke, Dan Johnson 24-25
A grade: Peter Smith, John Lucas 25-25 Bruce Mitchell, Gary Joass, Darren
Bourchier, Tim Bonner 24-25
B grade: Mick Marshall 25-25, Steve Kelly 24-25, Wulf Reichler, Ken Saunders,
Max Harrison 23-25
C grade: Ben Gately, Ross Deane, Steven Grant 21-25
Event 5 50 Tgt Eastern States DB Championship, shot 15 mtrs and graded
Overall: Wade Hawkins, 54-54
AA grade: John Kent, Inverell 56-57, Ray Jenkins, Cobar 55-57
A grade: Jenine Gerrard, Warwick 59-60, Peter Smith, Dorrigo 58-60
B grade: Russ Wesslink, Grafton 48-50, Steve Kelly, Yamba 51-54
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JEBEL ALI
Myself and the rest of the members of HMAS DARWIN had finished
our second patrol in the Arabian Gulf and we were looking forward
to some well earned R&R.
The ship had organised a number of tours to allow us to enjoy the
city of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. Believe it or not, one of
these tours was a chance to experience clay target shooting. Each
session was 25 trap, 25 skeet and 25 sporting with instruction if
required. Obviously I have already experienced this sport, but
thinking this will be a good time to scratch that itch that I've had for
the previous two and half months, I put my name on the list and
waited impatiently for the day to arrive.
When we arrived onto the layout I found a slight difference to what
I was accustomed to back home with the DTL trap sunken into the
ground much like the Ball Trap set up, otherwise everything else was
identical to back home.
The club had approximately ten DTL layouts with Skeet superimposed
over the top. Off to the left of the club house the Trench layout was
situated and as a Trenchie I was keen to have a look at their traps
and the sort of equipment they are using, but due to practice being
conducted I was unable have a look. At the opposite end was the
Archery and Pistol range that was only available to members.
As advertised, the session took approximately two and half hours and
on completion we went to their bar and enjoyed an ale or two while
waiting for the driver to turn up and take us back to Port Rashid,
where Darwin was berthed.
When the day finally arrived there were four of us from the ship
looking forward to going out and just enjoying ourselves and
breaking a few targets.
We arrived at what seemed a mix between a sixteenth century castle
and a five star hotel. After the club's officials ensured our
identifications were correct and the bookings were all in order we
Turns out this is not only a bar but also an American Steak House
restaurant but unfortunately we were unable sample the delights of
this restaurant due to other commitments.
were then shown down stairs, through a metal detector and into a
room where all firearms are stored. I believe this was the club vault
and I found myself looking at approximately one dozen firearms per
rack of Trap, Skeet and Sporting for each and they were all Beretta
686E's. I thought these were quality shotguns for training and
teaching.
We were issued a club shooting jacket, and firearm, then made our
decision to try our hand at Sporting first then move to Trap and
finally to Skeet.
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All in all everyone had a great time busting some clays and were very
appreciative of the help given by our instructor and supervisor David.
As this is my first International club I might be biased but this would
have to be the most lavish club I have ever been to and recommend
it to all ACTA shooters for a look if the opportunity arises.
I hope to return to Jebel Ali where I might be able to have a go at
the Trench layout and have a snoop around.
Enjoy shooting and hope to see you around the traps later this year.
Mick Bryan
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Trench Handicap a winner at International Gun Club
A magnificent winter’s day, 19’c, sunny and no wind is what
shooters found at the annual 100 target Trench Handicap
sponsored by Professionals Real Estate SA & NT.
With about 30 shooters present conditions perfect, everyone was in
with a chance and as the following result shows it’s not always the
A graders that win.
Congratulations to the winners 1st Ted Piteo with 87/100 (h/cap score
83) 2nd George Kontopoulos with 82/100 (h/cap score 78) 3rd Bruno
Piteo 86/100 (h/cap score 78) and 4th Panos Christou 81/100 (h/cap
score 77).
A big thanks to our sponsor of the day Professionals Real Estate SA
& NT Ted Piteo CEO who also happened to win the event.
The event will be on next year’s calender so we look forward to
seeing even more shooters there next time. A big thanks from
International Gun Club, SA’s premier shooting layout.
Champion of Champions
at Echuca
Trench Trophies
Handicap Shoot
at Mathoura
July 22nd was cold and thankfully calm for Mathoura Gun Club’s
monthly Friday night competition, which included two Handicap
events. Usually backmarkers have a struggle to post a good score
shooting under lights, but George Bradley, shooting off 22 meters
proved that theory wrong by hitting all ten in the eye opener, and
dropping only one out of 25 in the main event, to collect first and
overall sash and trophy.
A Victorian North East Zone 75 Target, Champion of Champions
event was shot at Echuca Clay Target Club on the 31st of July 2005.
Possibly because weather-wise it was a perfect day for clay target
shooting, or that the event is popular among competitors, it brought
a roll up of seven full squads, which is very good for a fifth Sunday
shoot at Echuca.
Competitors arrived from over a large area including Swan Hill,
Bendigo, Costerfield, and Numurkah, and it was a Costerfield junior
shooter, Nathan Harris, only 13 years old that caught the eye of the
committee with his capability, that picked up the junior
encouragement award for the shoot. Attendance of junior shooters
has been increasing of late which is a good sign for the sport.
OA & AA Winner S Atkins
George Bradley
Murray Roberts D/B Championship
Roger Kerslake who shared the Handicap eye opener cash with
George, shot off with Murray Roberts for 2nd & 3rd in the main event
both on 23/25, after only two targets Murray let one fly away giving
Roger 2nd place, he collecting 3rd trophy.
Three squads made up the competition for the shoot, which is down
on normal attendance, but for a cold July night, probably, really, a
reasonable turnout.
Event Three a 15 target Double Barrel Championship, two shooters
Murray & George shooting a clean score to shoot off for 1st & 2nd
with George letting number 8 fly away giving Murray 1st on a score
of 23/23, George picking up 2nd on 22/23. and 3rd after a 3 way
shoot off ending with junior, Jack Collicoat of Deniliquin surviving
on a 25/26 score, and feeling pretty pleased with himself having
pushed out his dad Robert Collicoat in the shoot off.
Scores were excellent on the day, with locals Steve Atkins, and
Dominec Costa both only one point down, shooting off for the
Overall Sash, Steve eventually wearing Dominec down to collect
Overall and AA Grade on an impressive score of 149/150. On a score
of 145/150 Dominec collected 2nd in AA Grade, A Grade 1st was
picked up by Numurkah shooter Alan Cole on 121/125, A 2nd was D
Milojevic on a 120/125, B Grade 1st F Gobbo with an 118/125, B 2nd
J Costa 117/125, C Grade 1st B McMinn 116/125 and C Grade 2nd W
Kelvy on a 113/125 score.
The shoot ran so smoothly that it was all over and presentations
completed by 4pm so shooters were also offered a 20 pair Double Rise
cash divide event, and two 25 target practice Skeet Events, which
both proved to be very popular with shooters.
On Thursday the 11th of August Echuca Clay Target Club hosts the
North East Zone, School Students Championship, usually bringing
roughly 200 young shooters together to compete over a 20 target
Single Barrel event shot over the day.
Murray Roberts.
October 2005
Junior Encouragement Award Winner
Nathan Harris
Murray Roberts
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CLASSIFIEDS
Invitation
to join
Aus-Shoot
RATES AND CONDITIONS
This section is for the exclusive use of ACTA members, and has been introduced
for the purchase, sale and exchange of personal equipment.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the new Gun Laws, all classified ads submitted must
include the serial number of all guns advertised, and also the shooter licence
number. We are also no longer allowed to advertise the sale of any pump-action
or semi-auto shotguns or the parts thereof.
Rates (inc GST) are as follows:
$11.00 — 0-60 words
$22.00 — 60-100 words max.
Advertisers must comply with the copy deadlines as detailed on page 2 of this
issue, and your name, address and telephone number must be supplied. Copy
should be typed or carefully hand-written.
Payment must accompany advertisement.
NSW Members and Dealers
As stated in Firearms Act 1996, Section 54 “A person must not cause an
advertisement for the sale of a firearm or firearm part to be published unless:
(a) the person is a licensed firearm dealer, or
(b) the proposed sale is to be arranged by or through a licensed firearm dealer and
the advertisement contains such particulars as may be prescribed by the
Regulations”.
The Regulation states, “For the purposes of section 54(b) of the Act, the following
particulars are prescribed in relation to an advertisement for the sale of a firearm
that is arranged by or through a licensed firearms dealer.
(a) the licence or permit number of the seller,
(b) the name and address of the dealer concerned.”
The Firearms Act 1996 applies to both the Publisher and the individual placing
the advertisement. Failing to abide by this Section attracts a maximum fine of
$5,500.
Wanted: “For Private Collection”
Old Paper shot shells and 2 piece packets. Powder tins. Gun Shop
Catalogues. Australian Clay Pigeon Shooting News before 1960.
Shooting memorabilia. Will pay good money. Pay top money for
two piece Packets. Ph Mick Ward on 03 5775 1652. Shooters Licence
No. 437 647-40B.
For Sale: Winchester White Flyer Clay Target Trap in very good
working order. Must be sold $850.00 ONO. Transport to Local Carrier
Depot Hervey Bay. Contact Ron 07 4124 1273. Shooters Licence 133
175 22-03.
Wanted to Buy: lead shot maker to make 7 1/2/8 shot. 08 9337 4784,
0409 085 891 [email protected].
For Sale: Western White Flyer Electric Trap. 240v Oscillating clay
target thrower in fair condition. All moving parts in good working
order. Complete with 115v transformer, electric push button release
with approximately 25m of cable. Due to size I will accept local pick
up only at Langhorne Creek in SA.
Price $500.00. Contact Scott Bormann on 08 8537 3344. Licence
No. 60294T.
Wanted to buy: Miroku MK38 Trap 30” or 32”. Ph Rodd 03 5443
8199 0409 438 198. Licence No 496-865-20B
For Sale: Beretta ASE L Limited Edition Trap Gun Fully Engraved.
Blank Stock with Beautiful High Grade European Walnut. Only 250
made Worldwide & 1 of 2 in Australia. Serial No. LTD045B, Licence
No. 60658921B $22,000.00. Ph Brett 0408 690 029.
For Sale: Beretta DT10 XTrap 30” OB/OC, Mem Adj Stk Beautiful
Wood, Cased. Little use as new. Serial No. AF7825B, Licence No.
60658921B $8500.00. Ph Brett 0408 690 029
For Sale: Shooting Jackets and Track Suits. Jackets are all by GT
International (Pam Cook) and are in various designs and colours.
Mainly blue, green and black. Some with mesh. New price about
$300. Sell for $100 ono. Track Suits in various designs in mainly blue
and green. $100 ono. Phone to e-mail digital photos. Adrian Cousens
0418 516 395.
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When Tony Roberts of the NSWCTA committee suggested a
competition between ACTA registered clubs in Australia, AusShoot was born. Conducted by Maryborough Clay Target Club,
Queensland, Aus-Shoot is a similar format to e-Shoot, the
international trap competition which Maryborough has run
successfully for several years. Like e-Shoot, Aus-Shoot is simply
a postal competition conducted by e-mail.
The purpose of Aus-Shoot is to promote our sport, bring us all
together in friendly rivalry and strengthen the comradeship
between the shooters, clubs, zones and states of Australia. All
ACTA registered clay target clubs in Australia are invited to enter.
The event is 50 target Points and your team consists of one AA
Grade, one A Grade, two B Grade and two C Grade shooters with
the top 5 scores to count, i.e. a possible of 750 points. The event
will be shot at your own club on a normal competition day. Your
team is selected from your own club members after the event
from the top scores in each grade. (ACTA grade percentages and
rules apply).
Maryborough Clay Target Club will provide a perpetual trophy.
Each year the winning club will add their name plaque and retain
the trophy until the following year, when they will pass it on to
the new winners. The trophy will be a quality item, which you
will be proud to display in your clubhouse, especially as it will
mean you are the best in Australia!
To date entries have been received from Bombala, Cecil Park,
Leeton and Singleton in New South Wales, Nepean in Victoria
and Maryborough, Mount Isa and Pioneer in Queensland. The
organisers are hoping for a good representation of clubs from all
States. All the information, entry form and the nominations to
date are on the Aus-Shoot website at www.mctc.org.au/
aushow.htm. Clubs are added to the map as they nominate, so we
can see where we all are. If you have any queries you can also
contact Tony Roberts at [email protected] or Holly Wood at
[email protected].
Entry is free. Nominations close on December 31st 2005 and the
closing date for results is March 31st 2006.
Who will be the first club on the Aus-Shoot Honour Board? You
have to be in it!
Holly Wood, Secretary, MCTC Inc Q
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club news
ARARAT:
At the Annual General meeting on 13/07/05 the following Office Bearers
were elected: President: W Harris, Vice President: G Hargreaves,
Secretary: G Leslie, Treasurer: K Malcolm, Handicapper: G Hargreaves,
Delegate: G Leslie, Shoot Marshalls: R Cameron & A Wohlers; Shoot
Secretary: L Cameron, G Hargreaves & G Leslie; Committee to consist of
members at the AGM: all of the Office Bearers plus J Brown & I Ttreacy
BEGA:
Office Bearers for 2005/2006 elected at the recent Annual General
Meeting are as follows: President: Shane Platts, Vice Presidents: Stuart
Bennett & Neville Teale, Treasurer: Virginia Deacon, Secretary: Lynne
Teale, Shoot Marshalls: Charlie Smith & John Siede; Publicity Officer:
Peter Reeve, Handicap Officer: Lynne Teale, Club Delegate: Lynne Teale,
Committee Members: Jake Allen, Jordan Reeve, Brian Smith, Bert Deacon
& Chris Davis.
BUSSELTON:
As a result of the AGM held on 24/06/05 the following Office Bearers
were elected to form a new Club Executive. President: Murray Tucker,
Vice President: John Austin, Secretary: Chris Fitzgerald, Treasurer: Phil
Larsen, Captain: Gavin Prowse, Shoot Marshal: Murray Tucker,
Handicapper: Mark Pelle, Committee Members: Bob Hay, Tony Davies,
Glenn Coles, Dean Armstrong.
KINGAROY
At the Annual meeting on 03/07/05 the following were elected: President:
Gary Brown, Vice President: Paul Barnard, Secretary: Max Behm,
Treasurer: Robert Horn, Office Manager: Colin Otto, Assistant Office
Manager: Robert Horn, Shoot Marshall: Colin Gurski, Assistant Shoot
Marshall: Steve Davis; Groundperson: Max Behm; Povidore: Malcolm
Rankin, Assistant Providore: Keith Green, Patrons: Richard Rackemann &
Mervin Champey, Handicapper: Graham Bickerton.
PORT MACQUARIE:
The following were elected as Office Bearers at the 2005 Annual General
Meeting. President: Tony Cramp, Vice President: Ken McWhirter,
Secretary: Saasha McKinnon, Treasurer: Allana Stevens.
SYDNEY:
An extraordinary General Meeting on the 27/07/2005 and a new
Committee was Elected. President: Chett Auditore, Snr Vice President: Tas
Psarakis, Jnr Vice President: Turcan Kerem, Secretary: Carol Tilley,
Treasurer: Carol Tilley, Membership Officer: Gary Georgiou, Publicity
Officer: Maurice Nasr, Coaching and Development Officer: Maurice Nasr,
Committee: Mal Tilley, Michael Chryss, Tony Chryss, John Papadatos,
Nick Papadatos, Joseph Biviano, Gary Kennerson, Tom Tsiklas, Ziad
Alameddine, Jim Chrysostomou.
TAREE-WINGHAM
At the Annual General Meeting held on 17/08/05 the following Office
Bearers were elected: President: David Sutherland, Vice President:
Michael Wilson, Secretary: Daryl Pasfield, Treasurer: Gary Brown,
Captain: Ron Marsden, Equipment/Ground Steward: John Webster.
WILKAWATT:
Office Bearers for 2005/2006 are as follows: President: Jim Cornwell, Vice
President: Peter Rundle, Secretary: Lynn Beelitz, Assistant Secretary:
Daridyn Hayward, Delegate: Don Beelitz, Treasurer: Anthony Lock,
Handicapper: Lynn Beelitz, Captain: Anthony Lock, Publicity Officer:
Lynn Beelitz; Committee Members: Jim Cornwell, Lynn Beelitz, Anthony
Lock, Mark Battams, Jeff Kemp, Peter Rundle & Don Beelitz.
SHOOT CALENDAR
2005
October 1, 2, 3
October 2
October 7-9
October 22-23
October 29-30
October 29-30
November 5-6
November 6
November 11-13
November 12
November 13-19
November 20
November 20
November 26-27
December 4
January 7-8
2006
January 7-15
January 26 -29
February 3 -5
February 4-5
March 14-18
March 29-30
March 31 - April 6
April 7-9
May 20-21
May12-14
November 4 & 5
November19-25
October 2005
NSWCTA State Trap
25T DB; 25T PS/ 25T Mixed
2005 10th Australian Masters Games
WA State ISSF Trap & Skeet Championship
Tasmanian State Two Day Skeet Carnival
Metropolitan Grand Prix
SA ISSF Carnival
Memorial Shoot, 25T HCAP, 25T PS, 25T SB,
25T DB Cont
Victorian State Trap Carnival
Coffs Harbour Golden Snapper
National Skeet Championships
State ISSF Double Trap Championship
Commonwealth Champion of Champions
Victorian State ISSF Championships
Christmas Shoot
Annual 2 Day Shoot
ACTA National Ground Wagga Wagga
Port Macquarie CTC
S.A. State Shooting Park Virginia
CMT Gun Club
Tasmanian Gun Club
Metropolitan CTC
Olympic Discipline National Championships
Tasmanian State Trap Carnival
South Australian State Trap Carnival
Wagga Golden Crow 2-day shoot
Australian Veteran’s Games
Pre National Trap Championships
National Trap Championships
World DTL Championships
National Sporting Clays Championships
State Skeet Carnival
ISSF State Carnival
National Skeet championships
Cecil Park CTC
Tasmanian Gun Club
Wagga Gun Club
Wagga Gun Club
ACTA National Ground, Wagga Wagga
SA Gun Club
Port Macquarie CTC
Echuca Clay Target Club
Coffs Harbour Clay Target Club
Cecil Park CTC
West Australian Gun Club
Mansfield Clay Target Club
Port Macquarie CTC
Coffs Harbour Clay Target Club
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ARAFURA GAMES 2005
After a lapse of ten years, clay target
shooting was once again included in the
2005 Arafura Games. For those of you who
do not know or may have forgotten, the
Arafura Games is a biannual international
sporting event held in Darwin. This year’s
games were held between the 14th & 21st
May with over 30 countries from as close as
New Zealand, Papua New Guinea & Timor,
to as far as the USA, Italy and England
sending competitors to try their luck.
For clay target shooting we were pleased to
have the company of teams from ChineseTaipei, Papua New Guinea (which included 4
juniors) & Brunei (which included 5 women)
compete against our local Australians. The 5
days of competition consisted of Day 1 & 2
125TGT ISSF Trap, Day 3 75 Pair Double Trap
and Day 4 & 5 125TGT ISSF Skeet.
With fantastic, clear calm 28C conditions,
competition began under the watchful eye of
A grade Judge and Tournament Director
Elaine Forward. Consistent scores from
Dwayne Devanney, Christos Despotis and
Vincent Mollica saw the Australians take a
healthy lead on day one from Yao-fu Tsai of
Taipei, and Rizal Salleh and Mohammed
Hanafi of Brunei. In the junior section Angus
Donald of PNG had a one target lead with
local junior Tom Hamilton and Darren Short
of PNG hot on his heels. Leading after each of
their 3 rounds in the women section, Brunei
shooter Norsah went into the final ahead of
fellow team mates None & Aishah with a 7
target lead. None fought back in the final to
within 2 targets, but Norsah held on to win
the gold, with None silver and Aishah
winning the bronze. It was Aishah’s first
attempt at ISSF Trap and shot a well
deserving score.
Day 2 started with perfect conditions once
again, and all shooters got down to business
for the final 50 targets. With similar scores
posted as the previous day, the final six were,
Vincent Mollica (Aus), Christos Despotis
(Aus), Dwayne Devanney (Aus), Yao-fu Tsai
(Taipei), Rizal Salleh (Brunei) and Mohammed
Hanafi (Brunei). After the single barrel final,
which saw some good and bad scores, the
gold medal went to Vincent Mollica (Aus),
with silver to Christos Despotis (Aus) and
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Dwayne Devanney (Aus) taking out the
bronze. An Australian trifecta.
With only one target separating 1st, 2nd &
3rd in the juniors, the competition was tough
right down to the final shot. Coming out
victorious with the gold medal was local
shooter Tom Hamilton, followed closely by
Darren Short of PNG, with another PNG
junior Angus Donald taking bronze.
The first squad of Day 3 for the double trap
started with a few interruptions due to a trap
hiccup, but after a quick set up of our second
layout, we were back in action with minimal
time loss. Once again our local boys Christos
and Dwayne took an early lead, with Saiful
Japar and Yakub Batong of Brunei not far
behind. The Brunei women, once again,
showed their expertise shooting some quality
scores, while new PNG junior Israel Yama
started shakily but found his feet and finished
strongly. The ladies final was once again a
three way Brunei affair with Norsah (gold) too
strong for None (silver) and Zella (bronze).
Going into the double trap final, Christos held
a 14 target lead over the fellow finalists of
Dwayne Devanney (Aus), Saiful Japar
(Brunei), Yakub Batong (Brunei), John
Williams (Aus) and Chi-Hsing Wu (Taipei).
Dwayne Devanney shot the best score in the
final, but it wasn’t enough and he fell short of
the target to take silver while Christos
Despotis held onto his lead for gold, with a
close struggle for 3rd from the two Brunei
shooters with Saiful Japar winning bronze.
Day 4 saw four squads take to the walks for
the first 75 of 125 targets ISSF Skeet. Brunei
shooters Razali Tagal and Kamis Juing took
an early lead from Australians John Doyle
and Dwayne Devanney. First time Skeet
shooters James Fallon, Steve Patrick and
Israel Yama of Papua New Guinea, found the
going a little tough early on but got back on
the tracks and posted some good scores.
Women shooter Aishah of Brunei finally got
her chance to shoot her discipline and took no
time at all to take a convincing lead over
fellow team mate Zella. In their final both
women shot the same score therefore giving
Aishah the gold and Zella the silver.
Leading after the first day of skeet was Razali
Tagal of Brunei with team mate Kamis Juing
and Australian John Doyle equal second
while Dwayne Devanney and Richard
Schmidt were not too far behind.
Day 5 saw the wind pick up in the morning
and with the targets dancing around more
than normal the first round saw everyone’s
scores drop a little. By the second round the
scores were getting back to normal and the
top six shooters to qualify for the final were:
Razali Tagal (Brunei), Kamis Juing (Brunei),
John Doyle (Aus), Dwayne Devanney (Aus),
Richard Schmidt (Aus) and Peter Reeve
(Aus).With the top four shooters in the final
shooting the same score the medal positions
didn’t change with the gold going to Razali
Tagal of (Brunei), Kamis Juing (Brunei)
winning the silver and local skeet legend John
Doyle winning Bronze.
The official medal presentations were held at
the central hub of the Arafura
Games, with prominent Government
VIPs presenting the athletes with
their medals whilst the national
anthems played in the background.
As always a few thank yous are in
order, so firstly to Robert Fox (Club
President) & Elaine Forward for all
their tireless work throughout the
last 6 months and the whole week
of the games. To George Hennessey
for those early morning starts to get
us going, Linda O’Grady for all her
work in the early stages getting the
games off the ground, caretaker
Robert Madden for the fabulous
looking grounds and to our canteen
duo of Ric and mother Chris for
those great sandwiches.
I would also like to make a quick mention
about our closest international shooting
neighbours from Papua New Guinea. They
have just resurrected their clay target range in
Port Moresby after a long period of time and
as many know it is always a hard task to do.
They are very keen to have Australian shooters visit them to compete and help support
clay target shooting in PNG. If anyone wants
any details regarding visiting Papua New
Guinea please drop us a line at the address
below and we will pass on your details.
It was also interesting to note that Brunei
have also recommenced shooting. A private
clay target club has been established as the
earlier one run by the Prince no longer
operates. It is our understanding that they
only shoot ISSF and their discipline and
performance at the Arafura Games appeared
to reflect some pretty serious training.
So anyone out there wishing to participate in
the next Arafura Games in 2007, please lodge
your expression of interest to the Darwin Clay
Target Club, either via our website
www.darwinclaytarget.com or mail GPO Box
41001 Casuarina NT 0811.
Good Shooting
Vincent Mollica Jnr
Arafura Games Ambassador
October 2005
Corsivia Count the clays8-05
25/8/05
11:46 AM
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LAST CHANCE
DON’T MISS OUT
Count the total number of Clay Targets
on this page and WIN one pallet of
Clay Targets FREE for your club
Standard Black
Standard Fluro
Standard Yellow/Lime
Standard White
Orange Midi
Black Hi-dome
Fluro Hi-dome
Black Midi
Flash Target
Black Battue
Orange Rabbit
Auto Rabbit
Orange Battue
Orange Super Mini
Entry in this competition is restricted to Shooting Clubs using Corsivia Clay Targets. To qualify, clubs must buy a minimum of 1 pallet of
clay targets over the duration of the competition. Entry is simple — use this page, or a photocopy. Fill in the number of clay targets counted
on this page and register the name of your club and contact details in the box provided. Targets counted should include those targets in
boxes but not targets illustrated on cartons. One entry only per club. The first correct entry drawn, will win for their club one pallet (12 000)
of Corsivia clay targets shipped to anywhere in Australia. The draw will take place at the ACTA office in Wagga Wagga on Monday November 28, 2005. The result wil be published in the ACTA Clay Target News.
Send Entry to:
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PO Box 1491,
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