2006
National Sporting
Clays Champion
Sox Pilipasidis
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AUGUST 2006 Vol.59 No. 8 — Official Journal of the AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC. —
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ACROSS:
1 Association conducting National titles in Wagga Wagga, March 31–April 6, 2006 and using
CORSIVIA Hi-dome targets (init.)
2 Using CORSIVIA clay targets, Melbourne Gun Club is the venue for this shotgun event (12,5)
3 2005 titles conducted at Echuca/Moama using CORSIVIA clay targets (1 init. & 1 init., 9)
4 ACTA 5-stand competition conducted in Wagga Wagga using CORSIVIA clay targets (8,5)
5 National titles conducted at Renmark/Berri, SA, using CORSIVIA clay targets (10,5 & 4)
6 In alphabetical order name the six Australian states/territory that used CORSIVIA clay targets
for their DTL carnivals in 2005 (init. 3,2,3,2,3,2)
DOWN:
1 International shotgun event held at ACTA National shooting ground, Wagga
Wagga, April 7–9, 2006 using CORSIVIA Hi-dome targets (5,3 init.)
2 Most popular brand of clay targets used in Australia (8)
3 Shot at in competition by shotgun shooters (4,7)
CONDITIONS
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. Complete the CORSIVIA
CROSSWORD and register the name of your club and contact details in the box provided.
One entry only per club.
During May, July and September, supplimentary prizes of 500 shotshells will be awarded
to the first correct entry drawn. These winners will go back into the pool for the final draw.
The winner of the final draw will win for their club one pallet (12 000) CORSIVIA clay
targets shipped anywhere in Australia. The runner-up will receive 1000 shotshells.
The draw will take place on Monday October 1st at the ACTA National Shooting Ground,
Wagga Wagga. Results will be published.
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ACTA 2006
NATIONAL
SPORTING
CLAYS
The 13th National Sporting Clays were
held at the ACTA National Shooting
Grounds in Wagga Wagga on the 20th
and 21st May. Participation at this
years Nationals was on par with previous years and visitors were again
attracted from New South Wales,
Queensland and Victoria. Members
from the SSAA and Field & Game
were also represented.
Saturday saw 76 competitors contest the
ACTA Sporting Clays Championship on
bright sunny autumn day. The overall
winner of this event was Bart Brighenti with
a score of 108/120.
The division placings for this event were as
follows: Division 1: 1st Sox Pilipasidis
107/120, 2nd Hayden Mountjoy 87/100, 3rd
Leigh Roberts 86/100; Division 2: 1st
Michael Rooke 81/110, 2nd david Hall
78/110, 3rd Andrew Garvie 91/120; Division
3: 1st Rocky Furci 78/110, 2nd Craig Lanyon
77/110, 3rd Pjillip Craig 77/110; Division 4:
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1st Brian Fairweather
58/100, 2nd Michael Elmes
58/100, 3rd Fraser Ray
63/110. Renae Birgan won
the Womens section with a
score of 83/100 and Bill
Warriner won the Veteran section on a score
of 76/110.
Sunday and another day of sunshine.
Seventy-seven competitors turned out for the
Commonwealth Sporting Clays Championship. The overall winner of this event was
Sox Pilipasidis with a score of 91/100.
The division placings for this event were as
follows: Division 1: 1st Craig Brown 86/100,
2nd Bart Brighenti 84/100, 3rd Shane
O’Brien 83/100; Division 2: 1st Mark
Reynolds 76/100, 2nd Jim Johnson 83/110,
3rd Max Kavanagh 89/120; Division 3: 1st
Tony Penney 81/120, 2nd Tom Harris
86/136, 3rd Rocky Furci 84/136; Division 4:
1st Phillip Craig 70/110, 2nd Fraser Ray
69/110, 3rd John Allen 61/100. Renae again
won the Womens section with a score of
82/100 with Bruce Hall winning the Veterans
section on a score of 70/100.
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Interstate Teams Match
This year saw the introduction of the Bruce
Hall Trophy for competition between states,
this trophy was kindly donated by Mr. Bruce
Hall. The competition comprises of three
person state representative teams with the
combined scores over the two days. Three
states were represented with Victoria being
the inaugural winners with a combined
score of 481/600. Bruce was on hand to
present Leigh Roberts, Shane O’Brien and
Stephen Norris with the trophy.
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National Sporting Clays
Championship
The format at this years National Sporting
Clays Championship was unchanged from
the previous years with the event being
decided over both days.
Tom Harris from the Tumut Club was successful in the Veterans division with a score
of 135/200 and Renae Birgan won the
Women's section with a score of 165/200.
The division placings for this event were as
follows: Division 1: Bart Brighenti 173/200;
Division 2: Darren Hansford 157/210;
Division 3: Bill Eagle 141/210; Division 4:
Brian Fairweather 117/200.
The overall winner and National Sporting
Clays Champion for 2006 with a score over
the two days of 180/200 was Sox Pilipasidis
from the Noorat Gun Club. Sox was
awarded the Royal Blue Sash and pewter
belt buckle for his efforts.
August 2006
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
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Volume No. 59
Issue No. 8 August 2006
Official Journal Of the
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NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
Patron
The Right Honourable Malcolm Fraser, A.C., C.H.
President
Mr Bill Jones
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Vice Presidents
Mr Ron Traill
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Mrs Elaine Forward
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Bill Jones
Salient points Executive Meeting May 2006
Financial
Results from the World DTL and National Trap Championships indicate a substantial
surplus has been achieved.
The $80,000 over budget spent on the National Grounds to prepare for these events
has been recovered together with a further sizeable amount.
My thanks to our major sponsors whose help has enabled these figures to be
produced.
National Ground
Construction of the 9 Skeet fields will proceed in time for both the NSWCTA and
ACTA Skeet Championships.
Safety fencing, seating, pathways and shade areas are all scheduled for March 2007
together with permanent lighting on 3 layouts.
National Junior Development Squad
Peter Signorotto, who is a foundation member of the Development Squad staff from
2000 - 2006 has been appointed to an overseas post.
I congratulate Peter on his appointment
and thank him on behalf of all Juniors for
his contribution.
FRONT COVER:
Overall winner and
National Sporting Clays
Champion was Sox
Pilipasidis with a score
of 180/200 over the
two days.
Peter is a gentleman and a credit to our
Association. To Peter and family I say good
luck from Andy, John, Alan, Frank, Russell,
Lauryn, Office Staff & Bill.
Treasurer/Secretary
Mr John Holder
Ph: Mob. 0407 548 444
CONTENTS
Management
Mr Robert Fox
Ph: (08) 8983 3180
ACTA 2006 National Sporting Clays..................1
Western Australia ........................................20
Mr Allan Kenny
Ph: (03) 6233 5742
President’s Notes ..............................................2
Victoria ........................................................24
Three-Day Circuit Shoot ....................................3
Queensland.................................................30
Tallawalla Two Day.............................................4
Northern Territory ........................................39
Mr Dennis Harwood
Ph: (07) 4635 3856
Mr David Coleman
Ph: (02) 6931 4454 Mob: 0417 929 131
Committee
Mr Mark Bulluss
Ph: (08) 8947 4448 BH
Mr Robert Andrews
Ph: (08) 8758 7201
Mr Daryl Pasfield
Ph: (02) 6556 0464 AH
Mr John Mack
Ph: (07) 3804 0026, Mob: 0414 866 313
Mr Geoff Faulkes
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Mr George Pinner
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Mr Lynne Curtis
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AISL World Championship Junior Team............5
New South Wales........................................39
NSW Northern Zone DTL Trap Carnival............6
Swan Hill Clay Target Club ..............................56
Brewarrina Clay Target Club News....................8
Shoot Calendar ...............................................56
Echuca Clay Target Club ...................................9
Denmark Clay Target Club ..............................57
Psychological Skills for Shooting.....................11
Donation ..........................................................57
42nd Tally-Ho Cup at Gunnedah .....................12
Your Say ..........................................................58
Year Nine Students Test Their Shooting
Classifieds .......................................................60
Skills at Echuca...........................................13
Casella Wines Riverina Zone NSWCTA
Easter Shoot at Nepean ..................................15
Trap Carnival ...............................................60
It’s Your Call .....................................................15
Riverina Ramblings .........................................62
Insurance Info..................................................16
Club News .......................................................62
Shoot Results:
Break Badges ..................................................63
South Australia............................................18
Memorials at Cowra Gun Club ........................64
Tasmania .....................................................20
Pairs Shot at Mathoura....................................64
LIFE REGISTERED SHOOTERS
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Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
Three-Day Circuit Shoot
Kerang, Moulamein & Swan Hill Clay Target Clubs
Queens Birthday weekend saw a new venture for our three
clubs. It was decided last year to hold a circuit shoot in our
area. The weather was very cold and cloudy but all three
clubs were pleased with the attendances. The majority of
shooters competed for the Overall, Junior and Veteran High
Guns over the three days (unfortunately no Lady shooters
competed). A number of shooters attended only one or two
days of the three due to prior commitments all agreed that
the concept of this shoot, in this area was very welcome.
accept our heartfelt thanks,
We hope you enjoyed the program and hopefully you will join us
again next year, together with some of your mates, all will be made
most welcome.
Phyllis Epps
Thank you to the shooters who attended, to make this circuit shoot
successful, most especially those who travelled long distances, from
Wagga Wagga, Morwell, Frankston, Wonthaggi, Sebastopol, Echuca,
Boort, Castlemaine, Jeparit and two travelling from South Australia.
Day 1 Kerang 10/06/2006 8 Squads
Event 1 was the 30 Tgt NW Zone Medley Championship with the
Overall & AA grade winner being Arthur Turner (Echuca) 29/30 with
Don Power (Wagga Wagga) second 38/40, A grade winner was South
Australian Max Leaford 28/30 second was Neil Rowley (Morwell)
35/40, B Grade was won by Anthony Broad (Boort) 28/30 and
second was Bill Perry (Moulamein)27/30, C grade was won by Ian
Davis (Sebastopol)27/30 with Bruno Rullo second 25/30.
Event 2 was the Kerang District Double Barrel Championship the
Overall and AA grade winner was Don Power (Wagga Wagga) with
52/52 and second place in AA went to Arthur Turner (Echuca) 51/52,
A grade winner was Jim Absalom (Swan Hill) 47/50 with Max
Leaford (SA) second, Murray Gough (Swan Hill) was the B grade
winner with Gary McMillan (Morwell) finishing second with 45/50,
C grade was won by Bruno Rullo (Swan Hill) 45/50 with Jim Borg
(Swan Hill) 41/50 in second place.
High Guns over 3 days: Don Power (Overall High Gun), Max Leaford (Veteran
High Gun), Charles Broad (Junior High Gun)
Day 2 Moulamein 11/06/2006 9 Squads
Event 1 was 50 Tgt Double Barrel Championship, sponsored by Elders
VP Barham. Overall and AA winner was Peter Mills 50/52 with
Wayne Upton second 49/52, Murray Gough 45/50 was the winner of
A grade with Chris Wilkinson second 53/59, Anthony Broad 47/50
won B grade second was Joe Borg 46/50 and Ian Davis won C grade
with junior Charles Broad 41/52 second.
Event 2 25 Tgt Continental Double Barrel Championship, was made
difficult by a strong wind. Overall and AA grade winner Daniel Galea
50/50 with Michael Reed 34/35 second in AA grade, Chris Wilkinson
49/50 won A grade with veteran Max Leaford second 23/25, winner
of B grade was Greg McMillan 27/32 and second place went to Bob
Lendon 26/32, Charles Broad 20/25 won C grade from Mark
McPherson 20/25.
Club President: Stephen Bates (Swan Hill), Frank James (Kerang), Charles Peach
(Moulamein)
Day 3 Swan Hill 12/06/2006
The final day of our circuit shoot and the
event for this day was 75 Tgt Champion
of Champions Championship. Ashley
Bowden won Overall and AA grade with
122/125, Gary Went was second in AA
with 119/125, A grade winner was
George Goddard 121/125 with visitor
Ron Hounsell 118/125 second, Alan
Byrne 117/125 took out B grade with
Merv Whitelaw 109/125 second, C grade
was won by Bruno Rullo 114/125, Lou
Mimmo 106/125 finished second.
Shooters and visitors were well catered
for at each of the venues, thank you to
all concerned, also to all who helped out
on the three days in any way, please
August 2006
Winners & placegetters 75 tgt Ch of Ch C/ship. Back row left - right: Charles Broad, Don Power, Lou Mimmo, Ashley
Bolwell, Ron Hounsell, Alan Byrne. Frow row left - right: Gary Went, Bruno Rullo, George Goddard, Max Leaford
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
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Tallawalla Two Day
MAY 27TH AND 28TH
One of our better role ups for quite some time saw
over 40 shooters involved in some very keen
competition over the two days. Our thanks to the
shooters from Roma, Cloncurry, Gladstone, Gen Fields,
Rockhampton, Callide Dawson, Springsure, Barcaldine
and Claremont that took the time and helped to stage
a top weekend of shooting. In all six events were
contested with the main event, the Coal Fields 100
being the last with some very good scores being
recorded.
Overall winner with 99/100 was Wayne Satler from the Roma
club. AA grade went to dedicated skeet shooter Cherie Reeves
with a 98/100. A grade went to Peter Brant with a 98/100. Karl
Srb, the time honoured Vet from Claremont took out the B
grade while Brett Stephens was the C grade winner.
High Guns were another close affair with local shooter Mark
Fergus taking the Overall. The Vet High Gun went to Cliff
Grimshaw from the Barcaldine club. Ladies High Gun went to
the ever smiling Donna Barletta from Gladstone while the
Junior High Gun went to Zac Grimshaw of the Gem Fields
club. Congrats to all.
As usual nothing with the gear in the days prior to the event,
but come play day the inevitable happens. You guessed it a
trap plays up. Apart from that a good time was had by all.
OA High Gun Mark Fergus
Vet High Gun Cliff Grimshaw.
The club has camping, meals and hot shower facilities and will
cater for all meals during the Zone and State Titles. For shooters intending to travel to the State Skeet Titles and don't wish
to camp please ensure you book your accommodation early.
If you want any further info please contact Bevan Reibel on
0407 139 217 or Vere Stroch on 07 4986 1009.
Like all clubs we couldn't continue without the support of our
sponsors. I would like to thank Blackwater Sports Store for
their continued support. Ray Wise for his kind donation of
shells for prizes as well as Nathan Reibel and Kim Cherio for
their support with prizes. The kitchen was well taken care of
by the good folk from the Rotary with assistance from local
chef and his wife John and Stacey Ormsby. Thanks also to the
Gladstone club for the loan of the phono's for the weekend.
The club has two more major events on the calendar for this
year with the CQ Zone Skeet titles in July and the Qld State
Skeet titles in September. The July zone titles are an ideal
opportunity for skeet shooters to come and get the “feel" of the
place prior to the State Titles. The club is also undergoing a face
lift for the State Titles and could not be done in time if it were
not for the efforts of club stalwart Jim Storch and his band of
helpers. Last I heard, Jims wife was having his mail redirected
to the club because he spends so much of his time there.
Ladies High Gun Donna Barletta
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Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
AISL World Championship Junior Team
Training Camp June 3 - 4, 2006
Team: Brendan Burgess, Daniel Allam, Matt Rocco, Nik
Kirley, Michael White, Blair Signorotto, Catherine Skinner,
Emma Eagles
Coaches: Greg Chan, Adam Vella, Russell Mark
Team Administrator: Gleniss Lawrence
Camp Coordinator: Mandy Kirley
Sports Science: Nick Sanders (AISL), Bianca Share (VIS),
Sean Richardson (VIS)
Massage Therapy: Darien Roach
The interstate members of the team flew into Melbourne on the
Friday evening while the Victorians arrived at the camp accommodation at around the same time.
Frankston Australia Clay Target Club played host to the camp and
made available two ISSF layouts to ensure that both trap and double
trap shooters were able to receive adequate time on the range.
The camp opened with each athlete being presented with their
training and competition diary. This diary is kept as a record of all
activity undertaken in relation to their shooting in the lead up to the
World Championships in Zagreb in July.
VIS sports psychologist Sean Richardson then opened the camp by
presenting a session on mental preparation and skills and how to put
them into competition situations.
Massage therapy was introduced by Darien and all athletes were
encouraged to try it over the duration of the camp to experience the
benefits it offers.
Next came a gun and stock measuring segment utilising a professional measuring machine. With measurements recorded, each gun was
then patterned to ascertain pattern height and alignment. If any
problems were encountered, the stock was adjusted where possible or
recommendations made to have it rectified.
At the conclusion of the first day the team and support personnel
went back to the motel for a barbecue dinner prepared by Mandy
followed by a motivational video presentation of the Commonwealth
Games and a team meeting to discuss the upcoming World
Championships.
This also included a presentation by the AISL sports scientist Nick
Sanders on the importance of hydration and travel strategies to cope
with the long flights. Results of the urine samples taken earlier in
the day to test hydration were revealed with many of the athletes
showing signs of dehydration even though it had only reached 18deg
during the day.
Day two after their warm up session general nutrition and strategies
for nutrition while travelling overseas was the topic for presentation
and discussion.
This was followed by another shooting and coaching session with
video feedback presented once again.
After lunch a competition for both trap and double trap was held to
see if the shooters could put into practice what they had learnt.
At the conclusion of the competition a camp debrief and review was
conducted. Again team expectations were emphasised and discussed.
The team is charged with the responsibility of emailing in their
weekly training and competition diaries with incentives being implemented for those who comply.
These camps are not only about practical shooting and coaching but
also educating the athletes that there are ways to improve performance through sports science and all related services that just may add
that one target that may mean a medal or not.
To those who just wish to participate I wish you well but don't expect
to achieve much if you don't put much in. Attitude and commitment
is everything in sport for those who wish to reach great heights.
My thanks go to all those who assisted in making this again a very
well organised and run camp.
The first practical shooting session was then undertaken with Greg
and Adam providing coaching
and assistance. The sports scientists recorded the session on
video which was then replayed to
the athletes to point out any recommendations or alterations that
could be made to their technique.
Greg Chan
AISL World Champs Jnr Training Camp
After lunch came the presentation on physical preparation by
VIS sports scientist Bianca Share.
All athletes were taken through a
warm up and stretching routine
that they will be expected to do
before each round they shoot
whether it be training or competition. Extensive VIS heart rate
monitoring of some of our top
ISSF shooters has proven that
heart rate needs to be moderately
high but more importantly under
control for shooters to maximise
performance.
Another practical session with
Russell arriving to assist with the
double trap was conducted, again
with video recording of all
shooters.
August 2006
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
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NSW NORTHERN ZONE DTL TRAP CARNIVAL
Cessnock Clay Target Club
May 27th and 28th saw 114 shooters attend the first
Northern Zone Trap Carnival at Cessnock since 1983. This
was the first shoot that the club was able to introduce its
much needed fifth layout to handle the increasing number
of travelling shooters attracted to the Cessnock Club for two
day clay target carnivals.
Numbers at recent major carnivals had forced recent events to be
concluded under lights. To avoid this circumstance and better cater
for the visiting shooter the club installed a fifth layout, which proved
to be a great asset to the club. With the 114 shooters being able to
enjoy the trophy presentation and depart for home before sundown
on Sunday afternoon. Shooters were attracted to this carnival to gain
team selection to shoot at the state shoulder to shoulder teams match
held at the state carnival at Wagga Wagga in October. Teams were
to be decided on aggregate score across events 1,2 and 4 with the
winning shooters offered Shoulder to Shoulder team places.
The Carnival got away to a quick start with youth beating experience
when junior Dean Caldwell from Grafton won the overall Northern
Zone Championship for 2006 with a score of 50/50 +125/125 in a
shoot off from Cessnock's Paul O'Neil with 50/50 +124/125, the event
was sponsored by Tamworth Firearms and Highland Sports, with all
winners receiving top quality Eley First trap shells as Trophies
Final Event placings were: Overall Winner Dean Caldwell 50/50
+125/125 Grafton. A Grade 1st Ken McBean 50/50 Inverell. AA
Grade 2nd Ros Mclean 50/50 Newcastle, A 1st Paul O'Neil 50/50 +
124/125 Cessnock, A 2nd Craig Main 50/50 Cessnock, B 1st Will
Saunders 50/50 Tamworth, B 2nd Chris Gooch 49/50 Tamworth, C 1st
Robert Clark 49/50 Cessnock, C 2nd Patrick Barry 47/50 Singelton.
Saturday afternoon saw the competitors back to the lanes to decide
the Northern Zone Single Barrel Championship. Sponsored by
Nightingales wines and with top quality local wines on offer as
OA High Gun Peter Fitzalan
Veteran High Gun Keith Morgan
AA Grade High Gun Ken McBean
A Grade High Gun Mick Bajada
Single Barrel winner Peter Holmes
Points Score winner John Sleightholme
B Grade High Gun Kevin Raymond
Ladies High Gun winner Helen Overton
C Grade High Gun Robert Clark
Handicap winner Roy Lambert
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Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
Junior High Gun & OA Double Barrel
winner Dean Caldwell
Sash winners
trophies the experienced shooters returned to the winners circle,
with Peter Holmes from Tamworth being the only shooter to bother
scorers red pen with the only possible for the event. Much to the
disappointment of the multitude of shooters 1 target down left to
shoot off for the minor placings. Ross Hibert eventually prevailed
for AA grade win from John Sleightholm. All winners in this event
were presented with Hunter Valley wine packages comprised of
Nightingales wines, and Ports.
Final event placings were as follows: Overall: Peter Holmes 50/50
Tamworth. A 1st Ross Hibert 49/50, AA 2nd John Sleightholm 49/50
Tamworth, A 1st Monte Klinger 49/50 Glen Innes, A 2nd John Clark
49/50 Glen Innes, B 1st Yvonne Height 47/50 Newcastle, B 2nd Kevin
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Raymond 47/50 Newcastle, C 1st Vicky Norris 44/50 Camel Hill,
C 2nd Robert Clark 43/50 Cessnock
Sunday Morning saw the shooters take to their respective Handicap
Meterages and decide the Northern Zone Championship Handicap.
Here again only one Shooter bothered the red pen with a possible
50/50 from a handicap of 19 meters was Cessnock's Club's own Roy
Lambert. Roy with a new Henry Riffle and scope package sponsored
By Tamworth Firearms and Highland Sports already wrapped up
was able to sit back and watch the 49's and 48's sort out the minor
placings. John Sleightholm from joint sponsor Tamworth Firearms
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Continued on page 10
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Brewarrina Clay Target Club News
The Brewarrina Clay Target Club held its annual two day
shoot over the weekend of 29th and 30th April 2006 with
59 competitors attending from Cunnamulla, Bendigo,
Warren, Orange, Moree, Gold Coast, Kingaroy, Hermidale,
Coonamble, Narrabri, Bega, Cobar and even one from
Norfolk Island.
Event 1 was the 20T Double Barrel Cash Divide and 19 shooters split
the money.
Event 2 was the 30T Points Score Barwon & District Championship,
two shooters Ben Machul (Cobar) and Colin Betts (Brewarrina)
finished with the score of 90/90. Ben Machul emerged the winner
after the shoot off with a score of 144/144, other grades results were:
Handicap Winner D Betts with Club President C Betts
1st in A grade Alan Hurford (Orange) 129/132 and 2nd by Alan
Neilson (Bega) 128/132, 1st in B grade by Murray Johnson (Moree)
89/90 and 2nd by Paul Marett (Brewarrina) 88/90, 1st in C Grade by
Peter Hutchinson (Brewarrina) with 85/90 and 2nd by Tom Wild
(Warren) 78/90.
Winner DB Darren Wells
Overall HG Joe Caltabiano with Club
President Colin Betts
Event 3 was the 30T Double Barrel Barwon & District Championship,
nine shooters shoot the possible and Darren Wells (Cobar) took
Overall and A grade after beating Colin Betts (Brewarrina) with a
score of 196/196, Max Betts (Brewarrina) took 2nd in AA Grade
with 56/57, David Hagarty took 2nd in A Grade with 60/61, 1st in
B grade by Paul Marett (Brewarrina) 40/41 and 2nd by Noel Cooper
(Brewarrina) 34/35, 1st in C Grade by
Peter Hutchinson (Brewarrina) with
30/31 and 2nd by Robert Crick
(Cunnamulla) 27/30.
Event 4 was the 50T Double Barrel New
South Wales Night Championship, two
shooters shoot the possible and Cliff
Overton (Brewarrina) took Overall and
AA grade after beating Mark McInnes
(Narrabri) with a score of 57/57, 1st in A
grade by Alan Hurford (Orange) 49/50
and and 2nd by Jim Manns Snr (Cobar)
57/59, 1st in B grade by Keith Moses
49/50 and 2nd by John Wild (Warren)
50/52, 1st in C Grade by Peter
Hutchinson (Brewarrina) with 46/50 and
2nd by Bert Knight (Bendigo) 45/50.
Sunday competition commenced with
event 5, which was the 10T Points Score
Cash Divide graded with Max and Colin
Betts (Brewarrina), Leight Knight
(Bendigo) split AA Grade with 30/30,
Gary Jones (Cobar) Sid Kinsey (Warren)
an Mark Ticehurst (Hermidale) split A
grade with 30/30. In B grade Ken
McPherson (Eucha) 29/30, Murray
Johnson (Moree) 28/30 split the money
and in C Grade, Don Williamson
Sash Winners at Brewarrina 2006
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Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Continued on page 10
August 2006
ECHUCA CLAY TARGET CLUB
Targets hard to hit
at Echuca
if the rain that was predicted had arrived, as such the shoot ran
smoothly, and the 30 odd shooters that braved the weather were
on their way home by 4-30pm, ending what turned out to be an
enjoyable day of tough competition.
Echuca Clay Target Club experienced one of its worst
weather days for years at the June shoot. Gale force
southerly winds and bitterly cold temperature seemed likely to keep most shooters away, but eventually, five full
squads did turn up to test themselves not only at their
sporting prowess, but at their ability to contend with the
awful weather conditions.
Echuca College
on target
Full scores were only going to be a dream in these conditions but
scores in most cases were probably very good under the circumstances, targets were literally going anywhere and the only
successful shooters were the quick. Echuca members can be proud of
their results, as there were numerous visiting competitors but the
local shooters took out all overall prizes.
Echuca Clay Target Club was host to 16 year nine students from
Echuca College, accompanied by two teachers on Tuesday, June 6
2006. The purpose of the visit was to give the students some coaching in the sport of clay target shooting. More than half had never
held or fired a shotgun, before this day so they were squadded up as
beginners and learners.
Learners were taken to the Trap layout to improve on their existing
skills, and the beginners were split into two squads and shown to the
Skeet layouts, which on the number seven pad gives them the highest chance of hitting a target. Aimed primarily at giving them the
maximum encouragement.
The teachers, Georgie Colclough & Karl Stenning decided to join in
and test their skills and this gave encouragement to the students,
ending up with reasonable scores for almost all shooters. Always at
shooting clinics, there are some who take a bit longer to adapt to the
strict hand eye co-ordination needed to successfully start hitting
targets regularly, and as there is only time for limited coaching in one
visit, and only ten targets to shoot at, more visits are necessary to get
all students confident.
Craig Fitzgerald OA & AA in two events
Glenn Viney 1st in Handicap
The main event was a 50 Target Victorian State Single Barrel Mini
Championship. The targets were only half the normal size, and under
the terrible conditions, Craig Fitzgerald hit 47 of the 50 targets so
there was no need for a shoot-off to collect the Overall Sash. AA
grade trophy went to another Echuca member Steve Atkins who took
out 2nd in AA grade on a creditable 45/50 score.
The first event of the day was a 25 target Ball Trap Championship,
and again Craig Fitzgerald showed his superb talent, by taking out
the Overall & AA grade trophies on an unmatched 24/25 score, with
Steve Atkins once more trailing him, collecting 2nd in AA on a score
of 23/25.
Second event on the day was a 25 Target Handicap, and after a very
short three target shoot off, Echuca member, Glen Viney shooting off
19 meters collected the first place trophy, and a half-meter backwards
movement, on a score of 27/28, Alan Cole from Numurkah collected
2nd place on 26/28, and third was taken out by another local Geoff
Viney on a 28/30 score.
Full results are as follows. Ball Trap, A 1st Terry Walls 21/26, A 2nd
Conrad Robb 20/26, B 1st Len Downie 22/25, B 2nd Ron Traill 24/29,
C 1st Geoff Strauss 19/25, C 2nd Ryan Atkins 18/25. State Mini, A 1st
Glen Viney 44/55, A 2nd Alan Cole 43/55, B 1st Alan Patten 35/50,
B 2nd Geoff Viney 33/50, C 1st Phillip McDonough 34/50, and C
grade 2nd was Peter Waldhauser on 28/50.
Although conditions really were trying they would have been worse
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Top gun for the clinic
Harley Richardson
Teacher Karl Stenning 2nd
Harley Richardson was the top gun for the day, shooting nine of his
ten Skeet targets thrown, an excellent score for a beginner, with Karl
Stenning on Skeet coming equal second with Adam Schwarz on Trap,
both hitting seven of their ten targets. Georgie Colclough coming in
third with six Skeet targets shot, proving gender has no impact on
performance in clay target shooting.
Echuca Clay Target Club President, Ron Traill, and the committee
members who attended, wish to thank Echuca College for taking an
interest in the sport, and in particular the attitude and respect shown
by the student during the clinic.
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Murray Roberts.
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NSW NORTHERN ZONE DTL TRAP CARNIVAL
Continued from page 7
presented Roy with the rifle package.1st Roy Lambert 50/50 Cessnock, 2nd Frank Seve 49/50 Camel Hill, 3rd. Keith Morgan 49/50
Cessnock, 4th Tony Norris 49/50 Camel Hill, 5th Kosta Zimaras 48/50
Sydney
The last event for the weekend and for Zone Team Selection was
the Northern Zone Point score Championship. The second of the
Precision Shooting events of the weekend was toughly contested with
Westons own Alan Jones and Rob Machul from Cobar posting
149/150 and they could have been forgiven for thinking they would
get to decided the event in a shoot off before John Sleightholm
from Tamworth, who had obviously been watching how fellow Tamworth shooter Peter had won the Single barrel and Roy the Handicap
decided the best way to win an event and save wasting ammo in
shoot offs was to shoot one more than everyone else in the event and
let the rest of the competitors argue over second place. So as there
were already 149's on the score board it had to be a perfect round,
and it was 150/150. To take the tally of events won overall by the
only possible to 3 out of 4 for the weekend. The winners in this event
were presented with Palsonic portable DVD players sponsored by
Singleton Retravision. Overall Winner John Sleightholm 150/150
Tamworth, 1st AA Rob Machul 149/150 Cobar, 2nd AA Alan Jones
149/150 Weston, 1st A Rainer Ahmling 148/150 Sydney, 2nd A
Micheal Bajada 147/150 Sydney, 1st B Kevin Raymond 146/150
Newcastle,2nd B Nathan Wilkinson 144/150 Newcastle, 1st C Pat
Barry 142/150 Singleton, 2nd C Ross Roughan 142/150 Scone.
Veteran Keith Morgan 281 Cessnock.
The Cessnock Club would like the thank the Sponsors, Nightingale
Wines, Tamworth Firearms, Highland Sports, The CAT Rental Store
and Peter O'Neil Jewelers Cessnock for the invaluable support they
provided to the club.
Complete team selections in order of qualification were:
Open Mens Team:John Sleightholme Tamworth, Peter Holmes
Tamworth, Henry Phillips Cessnock, Stephen Kilfoyle, Michael
Height Newcastle.
Ladies Yvonne Height, Vicky Norris, Helen Gay.
Juniors Dean Caldwell Grafton, Will Saunders Tamworth, Chris
Gooch Tamworth.
Veterans Robert Fitzalan Newcastle, John Kent Inverell, Rex Wilson.
Overall High Guns were awarded for the whole program with Dubbo's
Peter Fitzalan showing how consistency pays off winning the Overall
High Gun for the weekend on 293/300 from Ken McBean on 291/300.
High Gun winners were presented with Top quality wrist watches
presented by Paul O'Neil and sponsored by O'Neils Jewelry Cessnock.
Grade High Guns Overall High Gun Peter Fitzalan 293 Dubbo, AA
Grade High Gun Ken McBean 291 Inverell, A Grade High Gun
Micheal Bajada 286 Sydney
B Grade High Gun Kevin Raymond 284 Newcastle, C Grade High Gun
Robert Clark 279 Cessnock, Ladies Helen Overton 276 Brewarrina,
Juniors Dean Caldwell 288 Grafton
John presenting raffle prize to Helen
Brewarrina Clay Target Club News
Continued from page 8
(Warren) 28/30, J Rae (Orange) and Tom Wild (Warren) took the
money.
Event 6 was the 30T Single Barrel Barwon & District Championship,
three shooters shoot the possible with Allan Neilson (Bega) taking
Overall and A Grade defeating Joe Caltabiano (Orange) with the score
of 32/32. Cliff Overton (Brewarrina) took 2nd in AA Grade with
30/31, Jim Manns Snr (Cobar) took 2nd in A Grade with 29/30, 1st
in B grade by Murray Johnson (Moree) 29/30 and 2nd by Rodney
Anderson (Cobar) 27/30, 1st in C Grade by Robert Crick (Cunnamulla)
with 27/31 and 2nd by Tom Wild (Warren) 26/31.
Next was the major event of the 30T Double Barrel Handicap, three
shooters finished with 29/30. After the shoot off Daniel Betts
(Brewarrina) finished the winner with a score of 44/45 from local
shooter Peter Coleman with Rodney Anderson (Cobar) finishing third.
Last event was the 15pr Double Rise Barwon & District Championship
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with Colin Betts (Brewarrina) won with a score of 28/30, Helen Overton
(Brewarrina) took 2nd in AA Grade with 27/30, Sid Kinsey (Warren)
27/30 won A grade with Tony Coddington (Brewarrina) scoring 2nd
with 23/30, Peter Hutchinson (Brewarrina) 25/30 won B Grade, Noel
Cooper 2nd with 23/30 and C Grade was won by Tom Wild (Warren)
with 23/40 and Bert Knight scored 2nd in C Grade with 22/40
Overall High Gun was won by Joe Caltabiano (Orange) with a score
of 293/310, A Grade was Alan Neilson (Bega) with 286/310, B Grade
was Paul Marett (Brewarrina) with 285/310 and C Grade was Peter
Hutchinson (Brewarrina) with 286/310. Veterans was won by Jim
Manns Snr 278/310 and the Ladies by Helen Overton with a score of
288/310 and Juniors J Player (Orange) with 258/310.
The Club thanks the sponsors, all the ladies for the superb meals and
all the members and visitors who assisted to make this a very
successful shoot.
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
Psychological Skills for Shooting
by Michael Kruger-Davis
MENTAL PRACTISE FORMULA
I have been approached by several readers regarding
putting together a “mental skills training program" for
them. Whilst for most of us this in an individual thing,
specific to our sport there are several common features
that we should all know.
So what are the basics of a developing a mental skills training
program.
Firstly, set goals. This principle is not surprising. What is the
point of training and working hard if you have no idea of where
you want to go or how to get there? Goal setting is an essential
part of any mental skills training program and any sports psychology textbook has the basics of how to set goals.
Secondly, use a verbal or visual cue. Those readers who have
been to any of my workshops will be aware of the importance of
using verbal and visual cues. Verbal cues are important in reinforcing our beliefs and abilities. Positive affirmations can assist
us when the going gets tough, and can help us redirect our
thoughts when we need to. For the shooter visual cues can be
very important in narrowing your focus and heightening your
level of concentration. I use the visual cue of the gun closing and
the top leaver coming across as an indicator that I need to focus
on the target that will soon emerge.
Visualise proper moves. This is the next principle. Each sport has
specific moves and it is important to visualise yourself performing the moves necessary to shoot the targets. Visualise the
swing, the sight picture, the firing, recoil, the target breaking
and importantly your follow through. Visualise yourself doing it
all perfectly.
Imaging coping with extremes. When you are visualising don't
just focus on fair-weather situations. Visualise the rain, the
wind, the distractions of fellow competitors coughing, spitting
shells in your direction, etc. Imagine and visualise what it will
feel like to pick up the gun after shooting 100 targets, 200, 300,
400, and so on.
The next principle is to break out the video camera. Videos can
be very useful in showing you what you do well and what
you need to work on. Another use can be as a visualisation
tool. Video tape yourself in competition, especially if you shoot
all the qualifying targets. Use this tape as a pre-visualisation
technique. This will work much better if it can be combined
with relaxing in a tub of warm, salty water such as a floatation
tank.
Next it is important to see yourself winning. Build a mental picture of yourself shooting all the targets and winning the event.
Thirdly, focus on the positive. Positive thoughts are necessary to
achieve in sport. However there is a big difference between positive thinking and wishful thinking. Focusing on the positive is
necessary to eliminate self-doubt. Self-doubt occurs when we
believe we cannot do something; shoot this target, shoot a possible, win a championship, etc, and armed with this belief we end
up sabotaging our own effort and fail. To eliminate self doubt we
need to trust in our own ability.
If you focus on the process and stay in the present you are more
able to maintain cool under pressure. Using verbal and visual
cues and focusing on your breathing you are more able to
remain cool and calm when it is most needed. The other important point here is practise. If you need to practise to revise and
improve your technique then this is OK, but what most of us
need is to practise being under pressure and this can only come
from entering competitions.
The next principle is to build in relaxation time. Without relaxation you can end up overtrained. This will lead to not being
focused, bored, complacent, unmotivated and tired. Relaxation
allows you to focus on your breathing, lowering your heart and
respiration rate, blood pressure and gives you time to either focus
on your thoughts or to let your thoughts go. Relaxation allows
you to recuperate both mental and physically.
The next principle is not easy but it is essential to make your
emotions work for you. Emotional responses can derail good
performances very quickly. Be mindful of what will trigger certain responses for you and limit thinking about these during
competitions.
Finding the right tension level is the next basic principle. There
is an optimum level somewhere between being fully relaxed and
hypervigilent. The right level will depend on the individual and
the sport. For shooting there is a difference between when we are
actually shooting and the time each shot. Between shots is the
time when we need to focus on our breathing and where possible relax. Our arousal level needs to arise as we prepare to shoot
and as we shoot we should be fully focused on the target and the
task at hand. Then after the shot we can relax again.
The sixth principle is to take a look at your opponents. Each of us
has strengths and weaknesses and we should remember that those
we are competing against also have strengths and weaknesses. We
shouldn't give up just because we see a “good shot" drive into the
car park. We all have bad days and this could be his. We should
visualise ourselves competing, visualise the others shooting and
visualise yourself shooting every target and winning.
The next principle probably means more in golf than in shooting
but it does have some relevance. Study the course. Be aware of
all the good points about this venue and all the possible distractions; trees, power poles, wind, etc.
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The last two principles are, develop your own rituals and develop pre-event rituals. Rituals have the ability to help you fucus
and redirect your attention when needed. Pre-event routines can
be used to narrow the focus and concentrate you attention to the
task at hand.
These fifteen principles are the basic tenets of most mental skills
training programs, but it must be remembered that any program
should be individualised for the sport and the athlete and supervised by a qualified coach or sports psychologist if maximum
gain is to be made.
Reference: S. Ungerleider, 1996. Mental Training for Peak
Performance. Rodale.
I have put together all the articles that I have written for the
CTSN (and some that have not yet been submitted) on CD. These
are available for $25.00 (which includes GST and Postage). If
you wish to purchase a copy please send cheque or money order
to me at the address below.
Michael Kruger-Davis is 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.
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
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42nd Tally-Ho Cup
at Gunnedah
The grounds of Boggabri-Gunnedah Gun Club were looking
fantastic and was filled to overflowing on the weekend of
13th and 14th May, with shooters from far and wide keen
to contest the 42nd Annual Tally-Ho cup program. Great
weather greeted 43 competitors from Moree, Tamworth,
Camel Hill and Brewarrina as they lined up for the Steve
Staughton Memorial.
Steve Staughton was a long
time patriarch of the club and
it was great to see Steve's
son Bill competing keenly
watched by his mother, Jo.
Bill and Jo make the trip to
Gunnedah every year to support this event with prizes
and their great sense of
humour. This event was a
medley with 25t DB and 25t
SB, this is one trophy local
shooters are keen to win and
Ken Close gave it everything
he had to post a final score of
49/50, beating his more fancied opponents by one shot
in an impressive display of
cool concentration. AA grade
was won by A. Norris 48/50
from R Freestone. B Williams
posted 48/50 to win A grade
Ken Close
from R Riley. B grade was
won by A Lyne 48/50 from S Goode. C grade saw M Northey with
44/50 win from Rod Coombes 43/50.
The wonderful ladies in the kitchen tried to nobble the shooters with
a huge lunch, and they managed to break the concentration of more
than one shooter when the home made desserts were rolled out.
The afternoon program consisted of the 50t Stan McMaster
Memorial, with 25tDB and 25t PS. Three AA grade shooters made it
through lunch to post a possible score of 100/100. Cliff Overton,
Helen Overton and John Sleightholme went to a shoot off, with
Sleightholme holding on after 20 targets to win overall and Cliff
Overton was 1st in AA from Helen Overton. A grade was won by C.
Saunders 98/100 from B Williams. B grade saw Matt Duncan from
Cliff and Helen
Tamworth shoot 97/100 to finally make the winner's podium, finishing in front of A Lyne. C grade produced the dark horse of the weekend with Ian Leven showing he remembers how it should be done by
posting 93/100 to win from Dom Frasca.
Sunday morning saw even more shooters pack into the grounds and
56 shooters lined up for the 25t Liverpool Plains Handicap
Championship. Peter Holmes from Tamworth was the eventual winner after a lengthy shoot off from D. White, A McManus filled 3rd,
M McCahon 4th and G Porter 5th.
Yet again the meal break of pumpkin soup, roast beef and camp oven
vegies was designed to slow the top shooters down before the TallyHo Cup Team's event was contested. Daniel Wicks who is an
Australian Champion whip cracker gave a display of co-ordination
by riding a unicycle and cracking 2 stockwhips.
The Tally-Ho Cup first originated at the Tally- Ho polo grounds south
of Gunnedah as an entertainment for those local people who didn't
play polo but wanted a day out with friends.
Eleven teams lined up for the premier event a 50t Points Score from
18m. The Tamworth side went in hot favourites as John Sleightholme
hadn't dared to eat any lunch until after this event, yes it was a long
wait. A combined side from Moree and Brewarrina snuck under the
radar to post an impressive score of 679 to down the Tamworth team
with 669. Gary Carlyon posted the best individual score.
Overall High Gun for the weekend was Cliff Overton from Brewarrina
on 313. Other High Gun winners were, AA John Sleighthome, 311, A
Grade C Saunders, 294, B Grade A Lyne, 302, C grade R Coombes,
291, Veterans K Lyne, 284, Ladies H Overton, 308, Juniors W
Saunders, 282.
High Gun Winners
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A great weekend was enjoyed by all the shooters as a result of a lot
of hard work by the members of the club and some great sponsors.
Boggabri- Gunnedah Gun Club would like to thank their sponsors,
Highland sports through Tamworth Firearms, G.I. Steel, Renovators
Warehouse and Eagle Boys Pizzas. Without their support such a successful weekend could not be held. I recommend everyone put this
shoot in your diary for next year as the food alone is enough reason
to make the journey to Gunnedah.
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
YEAR NINE
STUDENTS TEST
THEIR SHOOTING
SKILLS AT ECHUCA
CLAY TARGET CLUB
Echuca College year nine students travelled out to Echuca
Clay Target Club to test their skill once again at clay target
shooting.
Billy Warren 9/10 top gun
Tuesday the 13th June 2006 was a clear sunny day with virtually no
breeze at all, a little cool, but a perfect day to see if their skills had
improved on this second visit. Twenty-two boy students and 1 lady
teacher were all keener to collect a good score, knowing now that
recoil was not an issue, and all that was required was concentration
on their hand eye co-ordination skills.
Almost all did improve on the previous visit with Billy Warren taking out Top Gun on an impressive 9/10 score, and Jacob Campbell
and Axel Childs only one more down on 8/10, also numerous sevens
and sixes and considering they were allocated only single barrel
shooting the scores were very reasonable.
Most of the students were taken to the DTL Trap layouts to shoot
their ten targets, with some new arrivals, and those who were
struggling to hit targets last week, taken to the Skeet layout to test
their skills.
Virtually all students were very keen to do well, and it was pleasing
to the coaches to see them do just that.
To see the shooters improve does please the members coaching,
showing that the students are really listening to what they are saying.
Once again Echuca Clay Target Club does thank the Echuca College
for taking an interest in the sport, and thank all who was involved
for their co-operation.
The ACTA
gratefully acknowledges
the following sponsors
of the
National and World
DTL Championships:
Casella Wines
Beretta Australia
RIO Oceania
The Lawson Motor Inn
HJB Group
Winchester Division Olin
Australia Ltd
Wagga Wagga Tourism
Roma Clay Target Club
Nissan Australia
Wagga Boat & Sports Centre
Horsley Park Gun Shop
Earmold Australia
Perazzi Australia
Wheel Coffee
The Farmers Home Hotel
Clay Targets Australia
G. & N. Gun Supplies
Ballentine Ammunition
Dunstan Farmers Eng &
Lokaway P/L
Murray Roberts
August 2006
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Page 13
CLUB ONLY MEMBERSHIP
Insurance issues required the Executive to
introduce a level of membership that allows
shooters to participate without the hassle of
clubs obtaining further costly insurances to
protect their interests.
This level of membership was introduced for
persons wishing only to participate at their
home club and not in competition.
This level of membership is available to
new members only and not persons that
have been members of the ACTA within the
last 5 years.
Club Only Members will be afforded full
protection under the insurance policies
currently held by the ACTA.
Club Only Members will be issued with a card
denoting their status and the cost for this level
of membership has been set at $30.
Members with a Club Only membership can
convert to another membership category at
any time on payment of the balance in the
membership fee.
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Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
EASTER SHOOT AT NEPEAN
Sunday morning, the day after our shoot. As tradition dictates, the Easter bunny arrives at our house in the wee
hours of the morning and hides Easter eggs in the garden
for the kiddies to search for when they wake up. As parents
we know the Easter bunny doesn't exist (well some anyway). The night before, just after we've tucked the kiddies
into bed, we get the carrots from the fridge and gnaw on
them leaving deposits on the ground as evidence showing
the kiddies the Easter bunny has been at our house. The
Easter bunny that comes to our place is particularly lucky,
he like me is partial to a Bundy or two and we leave a bottle out side only to discover the damn things empty in the
morning!
Sunday morning, 6.00am, leader of opposition wakes kids “LOOK
Georgia", nearly 16, “The Easter bunny's been!" “Mum! Have you
been spitting carrots in the back garden again? I bet dads still in bed
with a hang over and an empty bottle of Bundy on the out door
table!". Not deterred, cook goes to Matt's room “Matt, The Easter
bunny's been!" “Mother, I'm 18, unlike you I don't believe in the
Easter bunny, let alone the fairies which you believe inhabit our
garden!".
The day before, shoot day, Nepean.
Driving to the club I thought being Easter and all, it would be nice
to stop and buy Easter eggs for the shooters that turn up at our
club today. Whilst driving to Safeway a visual did enter my mind,
imagine receiving a thank you kiss from the likes of Pete, Dick, Chris,
Hecta, Brian and others. At this point I stopped the car, walked up to
the closest brick wall, pounded my head against it repeatedly and
muttered the words “YOU IDIOT"
The shoot. Being Easter, not many were expected, 20 in all showed
with the weather being rather blustery and showery. Of the 20
shooters that showed 7 were from out of town. When I say out of
town I mean out of town, 5 from Queensland in fact. They arrived
at the gun club and headed straight for the canteen, they would have
headed straight for the open fire except they saw who was gathered
around it. I walked up to our new guests and introduced myself
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The following two scenarios relate to situations which are
not uncommon in Double Rise events.
You are the referee of a Double Rise event where a
shooter calls for a pair of targets the first target he fires
at is an illegal target (not a broken one) and misses it. The
other target in the pair is quite legal and he declines to
shoot at it. A delicate situation has now arisen.
He claims he has refused the target under Rule GRTS17.
You are convinced that the second target is legal. There
seems to be a small conflict in the rules.
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Today's event was a 100-target Medley 25 DB, 25 Pts, 25 Cont and
25 Ball Trap.
AA saw Chris Carrol victorious over Keith Caldecott (remember him,
he used to shoot DTL, who won the dollars on the day Keithie?), third
was Brian Barlow, yes Hecta was there, not up to his usual standard
though. A was won by Dead eye Dick, me second and Peter Brant
from Rockhampton Gun Club third. B grade was a Nepean sweep
with Frank Ibbott first, Robbie Jones second and Andrew Holloway
third. C grade was once again hotly contested, Russell Clay
(Frankston) fought off a hotly contested battle with Russell Clay who
also fought off Russell Clay to come first. The scores, 142/150,
140/150, 132/150, 137/150, 136/150, 129/150, 126/150, 123/150,
120/150 and 122/150. You work em out!
Time being on our side we held a novelty event. 16-target Cont step
back finishing on 26.
Seeing I didn't end up in the money I'm not going to write about it!
See you at the next shoot N.B.
IT'S YOUR CALL.
By
Bill McCarthy
What do you rule in this case?
and dragged them to the fire and introduced them to our locals, big
mistake! Their minds now corrupted by us southerners they shot
below what their card read!
If you ruled “Lost" and “Lost" you would be quite correct
under Rule 1.09(g) which states that if a shooter shoots at
an illegal first target and the second target is legal, he must
also shoot at the second target. Hence, he missed with the
first barrel and has declined to shoot at the second target,
which he seems compelled to do under Rule 1.09(g). By
shooting at the first target he is deemed to have accepted the
pair.
Naturally some doubt may have been in your mind about
your decision, but in the absence of any cogent evidence of a
reason for a refusal of the second target Rile 1.09(g) should
stand. Obviously, an allowable baulk would alter the situation but the rule is quite clear on what procedure to follow.
Now if the reverse applies, he is not compelled to shoot at
an illegal second target irrespective of whether the first target was illegal or legal even if he had shot at the first target.
If you have any questions regarding rules or situations where
you were unsure please write to the ACTA. I look forward to
hearing from you.
I am grateful to the assistance of our Rules Chairman and
his committee for their ongoing advice and encouragement
with this project.
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Page 15
THE AUSTRALIAN
CLAY TARGET
ASSOCIATION
presents
THE 2006
NATIONAL SKEET
CHAMPIONSHIPS
to be held at
THE NATIONAL
SHOOTING
GROUNDS
WAGGA WAGGA
SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 19
to
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 25,
2006
Full programme in
the September and
October issues
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INSURANCE INFO
Dear Sir
I am the newly appointed Secretary of the Callide Dawson Clay
Target Club Inc at Biloela in Central Queensland. I have been
making myself familiar with the 2006 Club secretary handbook and
have noted on page 13 comments re public liability insurance.
I note that the cover does not extend to a shooting member who is
not an ACTA member. This is understood, however, this has raised
the query in my mind re novices we might attract both on an
occasional basis and our regular “come and try" days where we
might have numerous unregistered and unlicensed “shooters"
shooting. We ensure they have completed the necessary paperwork,
visitors book etc. they are fully supervised however the issue of
insurance for these persons is a query I now have. These people are
not Club or ACTA members, but could be construed as “Authorised
Visitors"
Would you be able to provide or direct me toward some good
sound advice on this matter.
Kind regards
Mal
Secretary
Mal,
The answer to your question is as follows:
The Australian Clay Target Association Inc provides various
insurance covers including Liability Insurance to Member Clubs
and Members that protects:
The Executive Committees, State Associations and Executives,
District Associations and Executives, Member Clubs and Executives,
Members, Range Staff, Voluntary Workers and Authorised Visitors
for all sums which the insured shall become legally liable to pay as
compensation [including claims costs and expenses] as a result of
Personal Injury or Property Damage caused by an Occurrence in
connection with the Association/Clubs activities.
A visitor can be a novice, a licensed non club member or a person
from another association, these people are covered by the policy as
authorised visitors. The policy does not cover licensed shooters [non
members under the control of the club] who have visited the club
more than 4 times in any one year because of a warranty within
the policy that states: Warranted that Club Rules & Guidelines must
be adhered to. The associations rule that a person must join the
club after 4 visits in anyone year would breach this warranty.
I trust this has answered your question without being to
complicated.
Robert G Low
Managing Director
SSAA Insurance Brokers Ptty Ltd
CROSSWORD PROMOTION
The Winner of the May Draw is the
DORRIGO GUN CLUB
They will receive 500 GB shotshells, their entry
will be returned to the draw for the final prize,
a Pallet of CORSIVIA CLAY TARGETS
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
NSW ISSF STATE CARNIVAL
SEPTEMBER 1ST 2ND 3RD
Hosted by Cecil Park Clay Target Club
Proudly sponsored by Beretta Australia
Friday 1st September 10:00am
NSWCTA STATE DOUBLE TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP
Nomination $80.00 all competitors, conducted over 75 pairs plus Final
Nomination fee includes $5.00 per day Grounds Levy
(Separate finals Men Ladies Juniors - must be at least 3 competitors to constitute a division or grade)
Overall - Sash, silver NSW badge, cash trophy. AA, A, B, C - Medal & Cash Trophy 1st, 2nd
Team Selection-Postal Teams (postal team ties determined by count back) - Men - 6 members selected over
1st 25 pairs, result over last 25 pairs of qualifying - Junior, Ladies - 4 members selected as above - Shoulder to
Shoulder Teams - to represent at 2007 Nationals - Men, Junior, Ladies - 3 members selected over 75 pairs
of qualifying
Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd September 9:30am
NSWCTA STATE ISSF TRAP & SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP
Nomination $100.00 all competitors, conducted over 200 Targets
Nomination fee includes $5.00 per day Grounds Levy
NB all division and grade results will be "of the gun" - (Finals may be conducted, time permitting) - must be at least
3 competitors to constitute a division or grade.
Overall - Sash, silver NSW badge, cash trophy. AA, A, B, C - Medal & Cash Trophy 1st, 2nd
Team Selection-Postal Teams (postal team ties determined by count back) - Men - 6 members selected over
1st 50 tgts, result over last 50 tgts - Ladies & Junior - 4 members selected over 1st 50 tgts, result over last
50 tgts - Shoulder to Shoulder Teams - to represent at 2007 Nationals - Men, Ladies & Junior - 3 members selected
over 200 tgts
AISL QUALIFYING SCORE EVENT
MEN DOUBLE TRAP 1ST 150 TGTS
MEN TRAP & SKEET 1ST 125 TGTS
WOMEN TRAP & SKEET 1ST 75 TGTS
JUNIORS - UNDER 21 AS OF 1ST JAN 07
AUSTRALIAN YOUTH OLYMPIC SELECTION
NSWCTA will select a team to travel to Melbourne for a Development Camp and Selection Event
for an Australian Team for the Australian Youth Olympics.
Positions will be
2 each, Men's ISSF Trap, D/T, Skeet,
2 each Ladies ISSF Trap, Skeet.
For selection competitors must be under the age of 19 on 17 Jan 07. Must be available to attend the Development Camp
from 15th to 17th Sep 07. And must be able to compete at the Youth Olympics 17th to 21st Jan 07.
Participation at the Development Camp will be Self Funded.
NSWCTA GRAND PRIX
FINALS IN CONJUNCTION WITH EACH EVENT
FIRST 75 PR D/T FIRST 100 TGTS TRAP & SKEET
OPTIONAL SKINS conducted by Cecil Park CTC
on all events - see cecilparkctc.com.au for details
Sail shades have been installed over the Russell Mark Building. Full Catering and Refreshments available on
grounds. Camping available on grounds (hot showers). Ammunition available on grounds.
For further information contact NSWCTA on 02 6931 9980,
CPCTC on 02 9826 1399 or Neal Gay on 0418 490 009
NSWCTA reserves the right to alter the program if required
August 2006
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Page 17
Shoot Results
South Australia
Barmera 4/6/06
Cold & overcast (24): 25T SK CS: OA & B:
B Wilksch 32/35, 2nd F Albanese 31/35; A:
1st H Nunn 35/37, 2nd E Schmaal 34/37;
C: 1st I Maywald 23/25, 2nd N Romeo
21/26; 50T DB: AA: 1st T Shaddock 51/51,
2nd J Byrnes 50/51; A: 1st N Romeo
49/40, 2nd P Brister 52/55; B: 1st D
Albanese 48/50, 2nd A Mattschoss 47/50;
C: 1st C Panuccio 46/50, 2nd T
Drakopoulos 42/50; 20PR DR: A: 1st R
Maywald 35/40, 2nd T Shaddock 40/50; B:
1st A Mattschoss 29/40, 2nd L Dimasi
35/50; C: 1st C Panuccio 21/40, 2nd I
Maywald 16/40; 25T NIGHT DB CS: OA &
A: 1st R Maywald 25/25, 2nd E Schmaal
24/25; B: 1st A Mattschoss 22/25, 2nd D
Albanese 20/25; C: 1st T Drakopoulos
13/25, 2nd R Nutt 12/25; HG: R Maywald
130/140.
Bordertown 28/5/06
Overcast, cold & Breeze (21): 50T DB CS:
AA: 1st W Hawker 68/68, 2nd P Fabris
67/68; A: 1st A Jones 49/50, 2nd N
Sharrock 46/50; B: 1st J Dicker 46/50, 2nd
B Lock 45/50; C: 1st A Taylor 44/50, 2nd D
Warrlem 41/50; 50T: AA: 1st R Andrews
50/50, 2nd W Hawker 69/70; A: G
Durbridge, N Sharrock, E Hall 47/50; B: 1st
B Lock 43/50, 2nd J Dicker 35/50; C: 1st A
Taylor 43/50, D Warrlem 39/50.
Broken Hill 20-21/5/06
Sunny, cool & light breeze (110): 30T
MED.: OA: G Broad 64/64; AA: 1st S
Clifford 63/64, 2nd C Dunn 49/50, 3rd W
Dunbar 98/100; A: 1st J Humphris 66/67,
2nd W Wellam 63/67, 3rd A Plum 51/53;
B: 1st D Gill 56/60, 2nd J Plum 53/60, 3rd
B Bishop 45/50; C: 1st G Jones 44/50, 2nd
J Healey 41/50, 3rd M Rutledge 40/50;
LAD.: B Monson 45/50; VET.: K Polst 47/50;
JNR: T Clare 43/50; NOV. JNR: G Peatling
31/50; 25T PS: OA: D Nicholls 75/75; AA:
1st C Anderson 122/123, 2nd R Anderson
119/120; A: 1st D Follett 77/78, 2nd C
Jorgansen 76/78; B: 1st J Davies 71/75,
2nd W Perry 73/78; C: 1st B Knight 67/75,
2nd P Jobson 65/75; LAD.: D Baynes
72/75; VET.: G Bollen 67/75; JNR: T Clare
71/75; NOV. JNR: S Wood 48/75; 25T DB:
OA: R Walsh 181/181; AA: 1st C Dunn
180/181, 2nd J Gemmill 66/67; A: 1st S
Thompson 56/57, 2nd W Wellam 53/54; B:
1st W Palmer 34/35, 2nd B Bishop 25/26;
C: 1st C Mayberry 24/25, 2nd G Jones
32/34; LAD.: D Baynes 25/25; VET.: G
Bollen 31/32; JNR: T Clare 24/25; NOV.
JNR: S Wood 31/34; 20T HC: 1st C Vernon
26/26, 2nd S Wythe 25/26, 3rd D Brain
39/40, 4th D Lemmich 38/40, 5th R Walsh
29/31; 25T DB GIFT: OA: R Walsh 129/129;
AA: G Palmer 128/129, 2nd S Clifford
115/116, 3rd D Nicholls 114/115; A: A Plum
88/89, 2nd D Farnsworth 84/85, 3rd E
Stephenson 65/66; B: 1st B Bishop 33/34,
2nd W Palmer 30/31, 3rd W Brain 31/32;
C: 1st J Healey, 2nd N Butler 24/27, 3rd P
Jobson 23/26; LAD.: D Baynes 24/25; VET.:
K Polst 43/44; JNR: T Clare 34/35; NOV.
JNR: G Peatling 19/25; 25T SB: OA: D Gray
30/30; AA: 1st G Evans 29/30, 2nd R
Millard 25/26; A: 1st K Polst 31/32, 2nd K
Bruns 30/32; B: 1st B Bishop 23/25, 2nd D
Gill 27/33; C: 1st J Stephenson 21/25, 2nd
S Wood 20/25; LAD.: D Doyle 22/25; VET.:
G Bollen 23/25; JNR: T Clare 23/25; NOV.
JNR: G Peatling 17/25; TEAM RESULTS 25T
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PS: “MIXED BAG”: B Doyle, C Fitzgerald, R
Walsh, C Bentley, D Nicholls; 20T HC:
“HRT”: C & R Anderson, S Clifford, G
McLean, G Hayden; HG: OA HG: R Walsh
215/220; AA: S Clifford 213/220; A: W
Wellam 219/232; B: B Bishop 203/220; C:
P Jobson 183/232; NORM BUTLER LAD.
HG: W Wellam 208/220; STEWART GILLMAN INTERNATIONAL VET. HG: K Polst
198/220; STEVE & SISSY THOMPSON JNR
HG: T Clare 204/220.
International 14/5/06
Perfect (32): 25 SK: A: 1st R Coombes
34/35, 2nd D Oliviero 33/35; B: J Zuppa &
K Redford 24/25; C: 1st K Hobbs 30/33,
2nd S Bowley 29/33; 25 TR: A: D Oliviero
24/25; B: 1st R Marcoionni 21/25; C: 1st C
Vernon 24/25, 2nd K Polst 21/25; 25SB: A:
1st C Bentley 25/25, 2nd C Vernon & D
Oliveiro 22/25; B: 1st A Dalle Molle 25/25,
2nd M Lyons 21/25; C: 1st N Labriniclis
20/25; 50 DB: AA: 1st C Bentley 126/126,
2nd D Oliviero 125/126; A: 1st R Fleming
50/50, 2nd K Polst 49/50; B: 1st A Dalle
Molle 49/50, 2nd M Lyons 48/50; C: 1st N
Labrinidis
43/50;
TEAM
SHOOT:
International: D Oliviero, J Zuppa, D
Aunger, M Lyons, R Marcoionni 240/250;
VET.: M Leaford 60/63.
International 04/06/06
Fine(35): 25 SKT: 1st D Oliviero 25/25; B:
1st M Martini 25/25, 2nd E Marianiello &
P Marmorale 22/25; C: 1st S Bowley
24/25, 2nd L Ciaramellano 23/25; 25
Trench: A: 1st D Oliviero 24/25, 2nd P
Marmorale 23/25; B: 1st T Piteo 23/25,
2nd E Marianello 17/25; C: 1st C Vernon
22/25, 2nd K Polst & N Labrinidis 18/25;
25 HC: 1st P Hendy 25/25, 2nd K Prescott
29/30, 3rd P Marmorale 28/30; 25 DB: AA:
1st D Olivero & D Lymn 55/55; A: 1st M
Leaford 36/36, 2nd M Martini 35/36; B:
1st G Charalambous 28/29, 2nd R Alvaro
24/25; C: 1st K Piteo 28/29, 2nd M Piteo
27/29; JNR: F Baker 24/25; VET: P
Marioionni 24/25.
International 18/06/06
Fine(42): 50 SKT: OA & A: B Dower 50/50;
A: 2nd C Jacobs 49/50; B: B Wilksch 49/50,
2nd J Zuppa 47/50; C: Eq 1st K Polst & P
Marloionni 45/50; 25 CONT: A: Eq 1st B
Wilksch, W Wilksch & C Bentley 25/25; B:
1st C Abela 24/25, 2nd L Ciaramellano
23/25; C: 1st S McDonald 22/25, 2nd R
Nutt 20/25; 50 DB Team Shoot: AA; 1st C
Bentley 131/131, 2nd D Aunger 130/131;
A 1st B Wilksch 50/50, 2nd L Schubert
62/64; B: 1st G Charalambous 50/50, 2nd
M Giannone 49/50; C: 1st R Nutt 46/50,
2nd K Williams 46/50; Team Shoot won by
International Team 2: G Charalambous, E
Marisnello, R Marcoionni, D Oliviero & D
Lymn 245/250; VET: K Polst & M Leaford
48/50.
Lake Albert 04/06/06
(22): 25T DB GR: A: 1st L Higgins 84/84,
2nd J Fidock 83/84; B: 1st T Dunn 25/25,
2nd I Dunbar; C: 1st C Mason 23/25, 2nd
W May 24/27; 50T CONT CS: OA & AA: L
Higgins 50/50; AA: 2nd J Fidock 49/50; A:
1st P Johncock 49/50, 2nd R Schubert
52/54; B: I Dunbar 44/50, 2nd D Crane
43/50; C: 1st W May 43/50, 2nd C Mason
42/50; HG: L Higgins 75/75; VET: P
Johncock 73/75; JNR: L Higgins 75/75.
SACTA
WESTERN ZONE
SHOOT CARNIVAL
Port Pirie Gun Club
5th & 6th August 2006
OVER $2000.00 TROPHIES & SASHES
Saturday 5th 9.30am start
Event 1 50 tgt Zone Skeet C/S
Nom $25.00
Graded AA, A, B, C
1st & 2nd
L,V,J, $15.00
Open, Ladies, Vet, Jnr Skeet Teams
to represent Zone at 07 State titles
to be selected from Event 1
Event 2 75 tgt Champion of
Champions
Nom $30.00
Graded AA, A, B, C
1st & 2nd
L,V,J, $20.00
L,J,V Trophy's
Sunday 6th 9am start
Event 3 50 tgt Double Barrel
Zone C/S
Nom
Graded AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd
L,J,V Trophy's
L,V,J,
Event 4 50 tgt Points Score Zone C/S
Graded AA, A, B, C
1st & 2nd
L,V,J,
L,J,V Trophy's
Including Romano Bisi Memorial
3 Man Club Team Shoot
Event 5 25 tgt Zone Handicap
Nom
1st $200.00 Trophy & Sash
2nd $100.00 Trophy
3rd $40.00 Trophy
$25.00
$15.00
$25.00
$15.00
$15.00
Open, Ladies, Vet, Jnr DTL Teams to represent
Zone at 07 titles to be selected from Events 2,3,4
O/All High Gun Sash and Trophy over all Events
Practice available from 4pm Friday
Camping available at club on Friday & Sat Night
Note Due to shortage of accommodation in
Port Pirie this weekend due to smelter maint some billets are available.
Contact Rodney Hindmarsh Ph 08 8632 2230
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Tea Sat night at Club
August 2006
Mallala 12/06/06
O/cast & calm(25): 10T DB CD: A: J Byrnes
& G Gilbert 10/10; B: W Spackman, G
Hopgood & B Greenshields 10/10; C: J
Hopton 8/10; 25T DB: OA & A: G Gilbert
25/25; A: 2nd J Byrnes 39/41; B: W
Spackman 28/29, 2nd T Wedding 27/29; C:
I Hopton 21/27, 2nd J Wheatley 20/27;
Winning Team: W Spackman, G Hopgood,
T Wedding, J Innes & G Gilbert; 30T SB: OA
& A: J Byrnes 20/21; A: 2nd G Gilbert
23/25; B: S Byrnes 19/21, 2nd B
Greenshields 18/20; C: I Hopton 16/20; OA
HG: A: G Gilbert 53/55; B: W Spackman
51/55; C: I Hopton 43/55.
Mallala 7/5/06
Sunny with showers & wind (18): 15T SB
COMP. DIV.: A: Gilbert 15/15; B: T
Wedding 13/15; C: N Innes 7/15; 25T
CONT.: A: A Vilcins 25/25, 2nd R Fleming
24/25; B: 1st B Dempster 24/25, 2nd B
Greenshields & R Fleming 21/25, 3rd G
Gilbert & T Wedding 20/25.
Mallala 28/5/06
Fine & mild (33): 15T DB COMP DV.: A: G
Gilbert, B Finch, B Johnston 15/15; B: B
Dempster 15/15; C: J Wehrmann, J Ellis
14/15; 25T DB: A: B Finch 41/42, 2nd B
Johnston 40/42; B & OA: W Spackman
25/25, 2nd B Duncan SNR 28/29; C: J
Wehrmann 21/25, 2nd J Wheatley 20/25;
20T HC: 1st W Spackman 21/21, 2nd G
Gilbert 20/21, 3rd A Mattschoss 22/23.
Mid North 11/06/06
Cold/Overcast(14): 10T C/D: D Mills 10/10,
B Dubcan, R Thompson & G Read 9/10;
25T DB GR: A: D Mills 25/26, B: G Read
23/25; C: A Phillips 24/25.
Moanarto-Alexandra 18/06/06
Perfect, fine, sunny & still(38): 25T SKT: A:
K Burzacott 24/25; B: D Beelitz 24/25; C:
P Johncock & R Clark 22/25; 20T DB: AA:
P Hendy 51/51, R Clark 50/51; A: T Dunn
67/67, C Hill 66/67; B: K Hobbs 19/20, J
Bretag 19/20; C: J South 20/20, A Treacy
18/20; 20 PR DR: AA: D Beelitz 37/40, R
Clark 33/40; A: P Johncock 34/40, P Quire
31/40; B: C Hill 29/40, H Whitehead
25/40; C: J South 25/40, A Treacy 24/40;
20 PR D/D: 1st D & L Beelitz 30/30, 2nd R
Clark & P Mules 29/30; OA HG: D Beelitz
56/60.
Pt Lincoln 04/06/06
Perfect(11): 25T SKT: A: K Firth 24/25; B: S
Edmonds 25/25; C: S Vogel; 50T DB: A: S
Edmonds 48/50; B: B Britcher 69/75; C: P
Myketasch 57/75; OA HG: S Edmonds
141/150.
Pt Pirie 4/6/06
Cool & windy: 50 T DB: A: 1st B Thomas
187/200, 2nd A Jones 185/200; B: 1st R
Hindmarsh 135/150, 2nd B Roberts
125/150; C: 1st T Thomas 111/150, 2nd J
Wehrmann 109/150.
SACTA 2006 STATE SKEET CARNIVAL
19-21/5/06
Clear to overcast (42): STATE SK DBLS CS:
OA: R Dower 57/58; AA: 1st R Dower
49/50, 2nd A Norman 46/50; A: 1st L
Charles 49/50, 2nd S Neoh 48/50; B: 1st R
Thorne 48/50, 2nd R Pitt 43/50; C: 1st W
Lindner 38/50, 2nd R Batson 36/50; VET.: R
Kimber 44/50; STATE SK HC: `1st J Pope
188/190, 2nd C Jacobs 187/190, 3rd A
Vilcins 144/151, 4th M Corbett 105/108,
5th S Bowley 88/89; FESTIVAL CITY SK CS:
OA: R Pitt 62/62; AA: 1st A Goodall 50/50,
2nd R Dower 78/79; A: 1st K Mules 50/50,
2nd F Guyatt 49/50; B: 1st R Pitt 50/50,
2nd B Wilksch 49/50; C: 1st R James
47/50, 2nd W Lindner 45/50; VET.: H Nunn
46/50; JNR: B Wilksch 48/50; STATE SK CS:
OA: R Coombes 68/68; AA: 1st C O’Neill
63/64, 2nd A Goodall 62/64; A: 1st R
Coombes 50/50, 2nd S Neoh 71/72; B: 1st
B Wilksch 50/50, 2nd R Pitt 47/50; C: 1st
S Bowley 48/54, 2nd J Rice 47/54; VET.: R
Kimber 49/50; CLUB TEAM: SA GC –
243/250: J Pope, R Dower, C Jacobs,
Sneoh, R Coombes; ADELAIDE SK CS: OA:
C Jacobs 65/65; AA: 1st C Jacobs 50/50,
2nd A Goodall 61/62; A: 1st K Mules
62/62, 2nd F Guyatt 61/62; B: 1st T Forrest
48/50, 2nd P Casey 55/58; C: 1st S Bowley
46/50, 2nd J Rice 45/50; VET.: H Nunn
48/50; JNR: B Wilksch 44/50; CARNIVAL
SK CS: OA: C O’Neill 60/60; AA: 1st C
O’Neill 50/50, 2nd J Pope 59/60; A: 1st S
Neoh 50/50, 2nd H Nunn 74/75; B: 1st R
Thorne 48/50, 2nd A Lock 47/50; B: 1st R
Thorne 48/50, 2nd A Lock 47/50; C: 1st S
Bowley 48/50, 2nd R James 47/50; VET.: R
Kimber 47/50; JNR: B Wilksch 42/50; OA
HG: Open: R Dower 293/300; CH. SA
SHOOTER: R Dower 293/300; ZONE TEAMS
– OPEN: Central Zone 122/125 – R Dower
25, C Jacobs 25, W Spackman 22, K
Williams 24, W Wilksch 24, B Wilksch 24.
South Australian 28/5/06
Fine & mild (22): MAY SK CS: OA & A: R
Dower 50/50, R Kimber 50/51; B: N Praino
48/50, K Williams 47/50; C: J Rice 42/50, L
Ciaramellano 37/50; TWR PS GR: A: R
Dower 74/75, C Jacobs 70/75; B: T Gurr
90/93, B Baker 87/93; C: C Abela 45/75;
PS GR: A: J Mitchell 73/81, D
Halikiopoulos 70/81; B: J Rice 70/75, C
Abela 69/75; C: C Dunk 60/75, D Schultz
53/75; MAY DB CS: OA & A: W Wilksch
25/25, D Halikiopoulos 24/25; B: C Abela
24/25, J Rice 22/25; C: D Schultz 18/25, C
Dunk 16/25; VET.: S Halikiopoulos 22/25;
OA HG: J Rice 198/225.
South Australian 11/06/06
Very cold, light breeze(44): SKT CS: OA & A:
R Dower 51/51; A: R Goodall 50/51; B: W
Wilksch 48/50, P Hendy 47/50; C: C Vernon
46/50, S Bowley 45/50; CONT GR: A: D
Lymn 40/40, J Byrnes 39/40; A: M
Giannope 26/30, B Arnott 25/30; C: I
Brown 15/25; VET S Halikiopoulos 27/28;
PS GR: A: B Wilksch 75/75, W Wilklsch
74/75; B: L Ciarmellano 70/75, J Rice 77/84;
C: K Brown 59/75, K Williams 54/75; VET: P
Marcoionni 73/75; DB CS: OA & A: C
Vernon 55/55; A: 2nd P Hendy 54/55; B: D
Albanese 35/38, J Rice 34/38; C: K Williams
22/25, I Brown 20/25; VET: S Halikiopoulos
23/25; OA HG: P Hendy 187/195.
Southern 13/5/06
Sunny & warm (34): 10T EO: 12 Possibles;
25T CONT. DB GR ABC: A: 1st L Higgins
53/53, 2nd R Clark; B: 1st K Hobbs 35/36,
2nd D Schubert 34/36; C: 1st P Dunn
24/25, 2nd R Mueller 22/26; OA: L
Higggins; 50T ENDURO: First 25: A; 1st L
Higgins 51/51, 2nd J Higgins 50/51; B: 1st
T Dunn 27/28, 2nd W May 23/25; Second
25: A: 1st R Clark 87/87, 2nd L Higgins
86/87; B: 1st M Leaford 29/30, 2nd D
Schubert & D Fidock 28/30; C: 1st P Dunn
24/25, 2nd J Gambell 23/25; PS FOR 50T:
A & OA: L Higgins 150/150; B & OA: M
Leaford 142/150; C & OA: P Dunn
138/150; JOHN REILLY MEMORIAL HG
TPY: L Higgins (Jnr) 175/175.
Southern Yorke Peninsula 28/5/06
Fine (16): 25T HC SK: 1st R Pitt, 2nd W
Channing, 3rd D Lee; 10T DB EO: P Quire,
R Thompson, A Phillips 10/10; 50 MXD T:
A: P Quire 66/70; B: R Thompson 48/70; C:
K Humphrys 59/70.
Wilkawatt 11/06/06
Very cold & windy(17): 25T SKT: B: J
Cornwell 32/33, D Beelitz 31/33; C: K
Strother 26/29, R Andrews 25/29; 20T GR
DB: AA: J Hawker & R Andrews 25/25; A:
P Rundle 31/31, J Strother 31/31; B: K
Pfeiffer 25/27, B Lock 24/27; C: J Spratt
26/28, M Raper 25/28; 25 PR D/D CS: 1st
D & L Beelitz 40/40, 2nd R Black & N West
39/40; HG: D Beelitz 48/50.
South Australian Gun Club Inc
50TH ANNIVERSARY SHOOT
26th & 27th August 2006
Saturday 9.00am
Sunday 9.00am
1.
5.
50 tgt SAGC Skeet C'ship
$18/14
Sash OA 1st & 2nd A,B,C & L/J/V*
2. 25 tgt Anniversary D/B Tower C'ship $12/9
Sash OA 1st & 2nd A,B,C & L/J/V*
3. 25 tgt Anniversary Handicap
p
$12/9
1st, 2nd & 3rd
4. 25 tgt SAGC D/Barrel C'ship
$12/9
Sash OA 1st & 2nd A,B,C & L/J/V*
Saturday 7.30pm
6.
7.
8.
9.
50 tgt Anniversary Skeet C'ship
$18/14
Sash OA 1st & 2nd A,B,C & L/J/V*
25 tgt Anniversary P/Score C'ship
$12/9
Sash OA 1st & 2nd A,B,C & L/J/V*
25 tgt Anniversary S/Barrrel C'ship $12/9
Sash OA 1st & 2nd A,B,C & L/J/V*
50 tgt Anniversary D/Barrel C'ship $18/14
Sash OA 1st & 2nd A,B,C & L/J/V*
Presentation of all Trophies for both days
ANNIVERSARY DINNER Venue TBA, Booking Essential * & Grade 2nd, Min. 4 Entries
SAGC vs Metropolitan CTC Teams matches, Toweer, Skeet & D/Barrel
Overall High Gun on all events, sponsored by Dave Renney Motors
Ladies, Juniors and Veterans (60) reduc
ced nominations on all events Veteran Trophies (65)
THE CLUB SINCERELY THANKS ALL SPONSORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT
Repco Auto Parts, Salisbury Cellarbrations Salisbury, Peter Quire,
Kelvyn Prescott, Trevor Gurr, Dave Renney Motors & SAGC Committee
President Dave Renney 08 8258 4624
August 2006
Secretary John Hamer 08 8353 2125
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
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Francis 146/150; B: K Hibble 136/150; M
Wheatley 137/150; 25 TSB: AA: C Rockliff
25/25; A: P Rockliff 23/25; B: P Smith 22/25;
C: R Ringwaldt 18/25; 75T DB CS: OA & AA:
P Turner 150/150; A: T Wescombe 90/90; B:
D Tasker 75/78; C: K Ringwaldt 65/75; 2
Man SKT Team: J Foster & P Rockliff 95/100;
Tasmania
Bothwell 21/5/06
Windy & cold (23): 25T KEITH PULFORD
MEMORIAL HANDICAP: 1st S Browning
32/33, 2nd M Goss 31/33, 3rd J hall 25/27;
75T MED.: AA: S Browning 175/175; A: G
Jackman 118/125; B: J Green 117/125; BEST
JNR: M Belbin 108/125; OA HG: OA & AA: S
Browning 149/150; A: G Jackman 140/150;
B: J green 138/150.
Burnie 10/06/06
Cold & windy (24): 10T BT E/O: C Rockliff, J
Foster, B Weeding, A Edwards, B Margison, J
Margison 8/10; 50T STATE NIGHT BT CS: OA
& AA: N Brown 46/50; A: S Webb 45/50; B:
P Rockliff 38/50; C: P Francis 36/50; 20PR
DD: 1st A Spinks & C Chatwin 18/20; 2nd B
Margison & D Tasker 16/20.
Cressy 04/06/06
Beautiful(43): 100 DB: OA & AA: S Browning
107/108; AA; 2nd M Goss 106/108; A: 1st P
Francis 97/100, 2nd D Hallam 98/105; B: R
Atkins(Jnr) 95/100, 2nd G McBain 92/100; C:
I Clements 84/100, 2nd W Von Stieglitz (Jnr)
68/100; LAD: N McCallum 96/100; JNR: R
Atkins 95/100; VET: D Height 94/100; HG: S
Browning 107/108.
Hobart 28/5/06
Fine (31): 50T CLUB DB CS: AA & OA: S
Glover 50/50; A: G Tarrant 61/62; B: P
McGrath 59/62; C: R Smith 45/50; 30T DB
NOV. HC: 1st B Bennett 32/32, 2nd G
Jackman 31/32, 3rd K Schott 42/43; 10PR
DD: 1st C Thomas & D P Williams 15/16, 2nd
N Bartels & K Schott 14/16.
Mersey 20/5/06
Fine & cool (28): 50T SK CS: A 7 OA: B Smith
48/50; B: N Ward 47/50; C: I Tasker 42/50;
10T EO: AA: B Smith, G Ellis 10/10; A: N
Ward, H VonStieglitz 10/10; B: R Mason
10/10; C: B Lynch 9/10; 50T DB CS: AA & OA:
B Smith 49/50; A: C Latham 45/51; B: R
Atkins 47/53; C: W VonStieglitz 39/50.
Rosebery 28/5/06
Showers, then fine (23): 30 MXD T: AA: P
Francis 47/50; A: R Blazely 42/50; B: R Ward
46/50; C: R Smith 44/50; 70 MXD T CS: OA
& AA: G Elliss 104/110; A: D Tasker 98/110; B:
R Smith 88/110; C: C Schwoch 88/110.
Tasmanian
Fine (36): 50T DB: AA: M Goss 92/92; A: G
McBain 49/50; B: M Shepperd 48/50; C: N
Shepperd 43/50; SNSB: OA & AA: S Glover
47/50; A: T Wescombe 40/50; B: M Shepperd
43/50; C: N Shepperd 35/50; SNMT: OA &
AA: S Glover 59/60; A: D Tasker 53/60; B: M
Shepperd 50/60; C: T Clark 46/50.
Tasmanian 28/5/06
Sunny & cold (19): 100T TR: Second round
of Grand Prix. OA & B: T Bryan 92/100; A: S
French 91/100; C: S Taylor 66/100.
Tasmanian 11/06/06-12/06/06
Cold but sunny (47): 50T SKT CS: OA & AA:
P Rockliff 50/50; A: J Sturzaker 47/50; B: P
Turner 48/50; C: B Margison 46/50; 30T
Medley: AA: J Foster 59/60; A: J McBain
46/50; B: D Tasker 44/50; M Wheatley
46/50; 50T PS: AA: D Height 156/159; A: P
TASMANIAN
2006 SKEET
CARNIVAL
Saturday 28th October
Sunday 29th October
Starting time 9.00am daily
Location Tasmanian Gun Club,
1km South of Evandale
on the Nile Road
For accommodation
call George Pinner
phone/fax 03 6393 7595
after 9pm
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2 Man Trap Team: J Foster & C Rockliff
149/150; Graded HC: AA: C Rockliff
295/300; A: P Francis 281/300; B: D Tasker
268/300; C: M Wheatley 269/300; OA HG:
OA: C Rockliff 344/350; LAD: M Wheatley
298/350; JNR: I Tasker 300/350; VET: D
Height 332/350.
Western Australia
Bunbury 20/5/06
Fine & calm (19): 25TWR 40 MXD T: OA &
AA: M Griffiths 78/85; A: R Silvester 70/85;
B: G Kutzer 75/85; C: R Peskett 73/85.
Eastern Goldfields 02/06/06
Fine & Sunny (40): PS CS: 1st D Rolland.
Eastern Goldfields 03/06/06
Fine (60): 10PS: 1st T Morris 60/60; 25DB
TRAP: OA: C Vodden 41/41; AA: 1st M
Iwankiw, 2nd N McWhirter; A: 1st C Vodden,
2nd R Day; B: 1st G Quansing, 2nd P Iley; C:
1st D Watson, 2nd R Smith; 25PS: OA & AA:
T Hearn; AA: 2nd D Rowland; A: 1st T Free,
2nd J Sharpe; C: 1st K Green, 2nd D Vrolyk;
C: 1st H Pennington, 2nd R Vodden; 50DB:
OA & A: C Vodden; AA: 1st T Hearn, 2nd N
McWhirter, 3rd S O’Brien; A: 2nd T Free, 3rd
A Paget; B: 1st K Green, 2nd D Vrolyk, 3rd J
Griffiths; C: 1st D Watson, 2nd R Vodden,
3rd G Smith.
Eastern Goldfields 04/06/06
Fine (60): 10PS: 1st C Vodden 84/84. 25DB:
OA & AA: L Bager 61/61; AA: 2nd M Rowell;
A: 1st V O’Brien, 2nd C Vodden; B: 1st A
Ward, 2nd D Vrolyk; C: 1st S Vincent, 2nd D
Watson; STATE CH/CH 25DB/25SB/25PS: OA:
C Vodden after shoot off with M Iwankiw;
AA: 1st M Iwankiw, 2nd R Bailey, 3rd M Ship;
A: 1st A Pagett, 2nd J Gilbert, 3rd V O’Brien;
B: 1st K Green, 2nd G Quansing, 3rd B
Whittaker; C: 1st D Watson, 2nd S Vincent,
3rd T Larcombe; HG: N McWhirter; LAD: R
Smith; JNR: C Vodden; VET: R Bailey; AA: L
Bager; A: R Day; B: K Green; C: D Watson.
Edgehill 17/06/06
Fine(24): 50DB, 25 CONT: OA: P House
75/75; AA: G Walker 72/75; A: N Tarves
65/75; B: A Harvey 73/77; C: R Hay 65/75;
JNR: C House 65/75.
Geraldton 14/5/06
Fine (19): 25 DB DTL: V Oliveri & J Chandler
25/25; 25 PS: J Chandler 74/75, V Oliveri
71/75, D Willcocks 71/75; 25T HC: 1st R
Townsend Crisp, D Willcocks, L Noble 23/25;
ANNIE OAKLEY WINNER: B Wellington: OA:
J Chandler 121/125, V Oliveri 118/125;
MOST IMPROVED: V Oliveri.
Geraldton 28/5/06
Fine (24): 25T DTL: J Dohnt, J Oliveri, V
Voschetti 25/25; 25T PTS: D Willcocks 75/75,
Northam & Districts
Gun Club Inc
August 11, 12, 13 2006
Friday 3pm Practice
Event 1
Nom
25T DB Graded Trophy, 1st & 2nd AA A B C
$15
Saturday 8.30am Practice. 9am Start
Event 2
Event 3
10T SB Graded C/D, $100 Grade Minimum
25T SB Northam Business's Dist Championship
O/A Sash & Trophy, 1st & 2nd AA A B C
25T DB Northam Town Council Dist Champ
O/A Sash & Trophy, 1st & 2nd AA A B C
25T PS Retravision District Championship
O/A Sash & Trophy, 1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 4
Event 5
$12
$17
$17
$17
Sunday 8.30am Practice. 9am Start
Event 6
10T Single Barre Lawrie Reynolds Special
1st O/A
Event 7
Byfields Accountants Championship
40T State Mixed Targets O/A
Sash & Trophy, 1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 8
25T DB Graded Cash Divide
30/30/10 AA,A,B,C
Event 9
25T SB Life Members Championship
O/A Sash & Trophy 1st & 2nd AA A B C
HIGH GUNS O/A, Ladies, Jnr & Vet over events 2-9
O/A Donated by Carlo Romeo
$10
$25
$17
$17
The committee reserves the right to alter the program.
CONTACTS:
Pat Young (Sec.) 9622 3530; Lex Shipp (Pres.) 9448 3700
FULL FLOURO TARGETS
Shooters, Families and Sponsors are invited to a
complimentary dinner on the Saturday evening
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
LEONORA CLAY TARGET CLUB
Leonora Gun Club Inc.
P.O. Box 102 Leonora WA 6438
Home of the Gold Nugget Shoot
28th Annual Gold Nugget Two Day Shoot
Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th August 2006
Cash, Trophies and Gold Nuggets to the value of
$10,000.00
Friday 25 August 2006
Start Time: 1pm
Traps open for practice
2.30pm events to be nominated
Saturday 26 August 2006
Event 1
Event 2
Event 3
Event 4
Start Time: 8.30am
10 DB E/O Cash Divide Graded
50 DB Gold Nugget Championship
proudly sponsored by Johnson & Urqhart
50 DB Cash Bonanza Championship
25 DB Points Championship
Sunday 27 August 2006
Event
Event
Event
Event
5
6
7
8
Start Time: 8.30am
5 Pair Double Rise E/O Cash Divide
25 Pair Double Rise State Title Championship
20 Pair Deauville Doubles State Title Championship
30 Targets Medley Championship
OVERALL HIGH GUN OVER SATURDAY & SUNDAY
High Gun winner proudly sponsored by Hurst Contracting
Ladies High Gun proudly sponsored by Ampol Roadhouse Leonora
Junior High Gun proudly sponsored by Graham & Dalma Dawes
Veterans High Gun proudly sponsored by Ian Stokes
The committee reserves the right to alter the programme without notice if necessary
Total Targets: 245 Total Noms: $180.00 Juniors & Veterans: $140.00
Practice Friday 1pm - 2.30pm, Saturday & Sunday 7.30am - 8.20am
For further information please contact: Neale Johnson 0418 958 418,
Dale Nowland 0417 294 497 or Jim Hurst 0417 178 267
Club Rooms: 08 9037 6043
ACCOMMODATION: camping facilities on Gun Club grounds
Leonora Motel 9037 6444, Central Hotel 9037 6042,
Whitehouse Hotel 9037 6030 or St Barbara Minesite 9037 6210
August 2006
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Page 21
Geraldton Clay Target Club Inc.
ARE PROUDLY CELEBRATING THEIR 60th YEAR
AND INVITE YOU TO THEIR CRAYFISH CARNIVAL
(The Best Shoot in Australia)
Crayfish Carnival
22nd 23rd 24th SEPTEMBER 2006
Huge Prize Pool (in excess of $25,OOO)
Jackpot $4000 Cash. 295 Targets
Shoot the programme clean
(split if more than one person)
High Gun Over Events 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,l0
Graded High Gun Sashes kindly donated by Gail and Peter Lemmon
Canterbury Traps Voice Release System
m in Operation on ALL 6 Layouts
Fluro Targets
Pre Nominations Accepted before 8th September 2006
ment by Cheque/Money Order
Paym
Enjoy Mobs of Crayfish, Prawns and Seafood Chowder
Contacts
President Justin Pirrottina
Email [email protected] Mob 0429 900 071
Vice President Rod Bailey
Email [email protected] Mob.0427 093 096
Secretary Ray Reynolds
Email rayreynold
[email protected] Ph/Fax 9965 0480 Mob 0429 944 478
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Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
Friday 22nd 12 NOON START Practice from 09.00am
EVENT 1
25 T Points Score District Championship
EVENT 2
50 T Continental Commonwealth Title
Saturday 23rd 08.30 START Practice from 07.15am
EVENT 3
15 T Single Barrel (Graded)
EVENT 4
30 T Medley 10 DB, 10 SB, 10 PTS
EVENT 5
25 T Points Score Zone Championship
EVENT 6
50 T Double Barrel Championship
CALCUTTA SATURDAY NIGHT (EVENT 10)
Sunday 24th 08.30 START Practice from 07.15am
EVENT 7
15 T Points Score Shot Off 16M
EVENT 8
25 T Single Barrel Championship
EVENT 9
30 T Double Barrel Crayfish Handicap
(Crayfish Valued In Excess of $2,500,00).
EVENT 10
30 T Double Barrel Graded Meterage Calcutta
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BY ARRANGEMENT
Courtesy Bus provided on Saturday and Sunday
evenings
Although unlikely the committee reserve the right to alter the programme.
Do not forget your Handicap Book
All events will be shot to finality on the day, under lights if necessary
August 2006
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Page 23
2nd J Chandler 74/75; 25T CONT: D
Willcocks 25/25, G Kelly 25/25, J Chandler
25/25; OA: J Chandler 123/125, 2nd V
Oliveri 122/125; 25T EXTRA EV.: 1st D
Willcocks 25/25, 2nd I McMillan 24/25; HG:
J Chandler 123/125; MOST INPROVED: W
Simpson.
Geraldton 11/06/06
Fine (22): Rnd 1 39T Field Shoot: 1st B
Wellington & T Marsden 35/38; Rnd 2 39T:
1st J Chandler & N James 37/38; O/A: N
James 69/78, R/U: J Chandler 68/78.
Newman 7/5/06
Fine & warm (12): 50 SK HC CS: OA: A Cahill,
2nd L Brown; 25 CONT. CS: OA: A Cahill
30/31, 2nd S Fox 29/31.
Tom Price 11/06/06
Fine & Sunny(8): 50T DB: OA: T Jones 50/50;
AA: P Starich 48/50; B: D Withers 47/50; C:
S Gerovich 44/51; 50 Cont: OA: D Withers
49/50; AA: P Starich 47/50; C: T Jones 48/50.
West Australian 20/5/06
ACTA COMMONWEALTH NIGHT DR CS: OA:
R Bailey 43/50; 25T SB DISTRICT CS: OA: M
Tucker 38/39; AA: G Kelly 29/31, G Faulkes
25/27, T Hearn 33/35; A: A Sexton 26/28, j
Gilbert 24/26, T Marsden 28/30; B: M Siford
24/25, R Smith 23/25, L Oliviri 22/25; C: C
Weise 22/25, D Waters 20/25, T Craige
21/28; 50T DB PTS ZONE CS: OA: J West
149/150; AA: T Hearn 157/159, J Hamilton
156/159, B Kuser 150/153; A: J Rose
147/150, j Dyas 145/150, T Marsden
147/153; B: C Weise 144/150, M Siford
140/150, L Oliviri 135/150; C: I Burgess
149/168, D Waters 148/168, J Panara
126/150; 50T DB CITY OF PERTH CS: OA: R
Meagher 60/60; AA: M Tucker 54/55, R Offer
141/143, C Bager 141/143; A: T Marsden
59/60, N Wells 50/51, J Gilbert 50/51; B: S
Tizzone 55/56, C Weise 61/62, I Burgess
60/62; T Craige 47/50, 18/30, D Waters
42/50, J Panara 41/50; 15 PR DR DISTRICT
CS: OA: P Finis 33/37; AA: M Tucker 32/37, D
Fox 34/40, D Vandeluer 33/40; A: G Prowse
43/50, C Fitzgerald 39/50, B Boschetti
24/30; B: S Murray 24/30, C Weise 23/30, R
Smith 22/30; C: D Norrish 18/30, D Waters
17/30, J Panara 11/30; 25 PR ACTA COMMONWEALTH DR CS: OA: R Bailey 43/50;
AA: M Tucker, D Vandeluer, K Green 47/60;
A: G Prowse, J Dyas 36/50, N Wells 35/50; B:
C Weise 38/50, O Iley 34/50, I Burgess 33/50;
C: J Panara 31/50, D Coleman 27/50, D
Waters 24/50; VET.: J Panara 31/50; LAD.: W
Cole 34/50; 10T CONT. PTS: OA: D Fox 48/48;
AA: K Green 38/39; A: J Rose 45/48; B: P Iley
28/30; C: D Waters 39/42; 25T CONT. CLASSIC: OA: D Fox 37/37; AA: R Neagher 36/37,
T Morris 67/68, L Bager 66/68; A: G Prowse
51/62, B Boschetti 50/52, C Fitzgerald 28/30;
B: P Boylson 25/26, J Boyes 26/28, P Iley; C:
L Hall 26/32, D Waters 25/32, J Panara
25/30; 25T DB: OA: G Kelly 114/114; AA: B
Kuser 113/114, D Fox 95/95, T Morris 78/79;
A: G Prowse 87/87, B Oschetti 40/41, B Boyd
34/35; B: P Boylson 24/55, b Benjamin
32/33, C Weise 31/31; C: J Panara 26/26, T
Craige 25/26, D Waters 23/25; 50T WACTA
STATE HC CS: OA: G Faulkes 50/50, 2nd D
Turner 61/63, 3rd L Fisher 60/63, 4th R Offer
51/54, 5th R Smith 50/53, 6th J Gilbert
63/66, 7th S Murray 62/66, 8th T Marsden;
VET: R Bailey 46/50; JNR: B Hall 41/50; LAD:
L Hall 41/50; CARNIVAL HG: D Fox 405/435;
LAD: W Cole 362/435; VET: R Bailey
384/435.
Bairnsdale 03/06/06
Fine (23): 25T SB: AA: 1st B Dinsdale 25/26,
2nd C Murphy 24/26; A: 1st G Wallis 23/25,
2nd C Wilkinson 24/27; B: 1st K Newman
23/25, 2nd G Harrington 22/25; C: 1st J
McMaster 3/25; 50T DB CS: OA & AA: B
Dinsdale 49/50, 2nd C Murphy 53/55; A: 1st
C Ellis 48/50, 2nd L Glover 57/60; B: 1st M
Growcott 45/50, 2nd K Newman 44/50; C:
1st J McMaster 19/50; 25T PS: AA: 1st B
Stokes 81/81, 2nd D Leulf 78/81; A: 1st C
Ellis 72/81, 2nd W Scanlan 71/75; B: 1st R
Clemm 67/75; 25T SEZ NIGHT SB: OA & AA:
D Leulf 26/30, 2nd B Stokes 20/25; A: 1st L
Glover 25/30, 2nd C Ellis 20/25; B: 1st B
Bastin 17/25; 25T SEZ NIGHT DB: OA & AA:
B Kennedy 24/25, 2nd S Collins 28/35; A: 1st
C Ellis 24/32, 2nd L Glover 23/32; B: 1st B
Bastin 21/25.
Beaufort 19/05/06
(20): SWZ NIGHT HC: 1st L Cocking 35/35,
2nd R Wilson 34/35, 3rd R Marmont 27/28;
CLUB DB CS: A: 1st W Medwell 30/31, 2nd J
Kelly; B & OA: C Byrne 31/31, 2nd S Ringin;
C: 1st N Clarke 22/25, 2nd P Falkinder.
Bendigo 03/06/06
Overcast & cold (25): 50T SPC CS: OA & AA:
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COMMONWEALTH
BALL TRAP C'SHIP
12th August 2006
10.30am start (12-45 N/C)
Overall, 4 Grades & Ladies
Junior Veteran
75 Targets
Nominations $50/35
Sponsorship acknowledgments
Fishery Chick Ballarat,
Begonia City Fencing Ballarat,
Ballarat Laundry Services,
Falcon-Fiocchi
Completed under lights if required
Secretary: Len Cook 03 5339 5865
Victoria
Ararat 03/06/06
Cool, overcast (15): 10T PS E/O CD: 1st N
Haydon, T Hughes 30/30; 2nd R Northausen,
R Hounsell 29/30; 25T PS GR CS: OA & AA: T
Hughes 74/75, 2nd C Dunn 73/75; A: 1st R
Hounsell 73/75, 2nd L Cook 70/75; B: 1st A
Wohlers 72/75, 2nd K Malcolm 62/75; C: 1st
G Horrigan 63/75, 2nd T Perry 56/75; 25T DB
GR CS: OA & A: R Northansen 34/34, 2nd L
Cook 31/32; AA: 1st T Hughes 33/34, 2nd C
Dunn 24/25; B: 1st A Wohlers 24/25, 2nd G
Leslie 23/25; C: 1st T Perry 21/25, 2nd G
Horrigan 21/25; HG: T Hughes 129/130; OFF
THE FENCE: L Cook
Beaufort Gun Club Inc
L Roberts 48/50; A: 1st D Hansford 47/50,
2nd R Kerslake 46/50; B: 1st B Rafferty
38/50, 2nd K Nelson 32/50; C: 1st F Ray
36/50, 2nd W Wende 35/50; 25T SK DBLS
CS: OA & A: L Roberts 24/25, 2nd S Norris
25/27; B: 1st K Norris 23/25, 2nd C McNeill
23/26; C: 1st C Lanyon 22/25, 2nd R Mannix
20/27; 25T SK CS: OA & A: D Hansford
53/54, 2nd L Roberts 52/54; B: 1st K Norris
23/25, 2nd R Kerslake 23/25; C: 1st C Lanyon
21/25, 2nd R Mannix 20/25.
Bendigo 12/06/06
Bitterly cold & overcast (72): 25T PS CS: OA
& AA: T Boucher 74/75, 2nd C Galea 83/84;
A: 1st P Ledwidge 71/75, 2nd J Vella 70/75;
B: P Gorrie 71/75, 2nd G Strauss 69/75; C:
1st D McCashney 66/78, 2nd M Bending
63/78; 25T SB CS: OA & AA: B Rafferty
46/47, 2nd W Woodward 32/34; A: 1st P
Ledwidge 30/32, 2nd R Williams 29/32; B:
1st C McDougall 45/47, 2nd P Gorrie 22/25;
C: 1st P McDonough 22/25, 2nd D
McCashney 21/25; 25T HC: 1st B Scanlon
25/25, 2nd C Galea 38/39, 3rd B Shannon
37/39, 4th A Evans 32/33, 5th T Williams
26/27; 25T DB CS: OA & AA: A Crawford
92/92, 2nd D Galea 91/92; A: 1st J Bisevic
39/40, 2nd P Gobbo 36/37; B: 1st D Bauer
34/35, 2nd A Gobbo 26/27; C: 1st J Ross
24/25, 2nd D McCashney 21/25; HG: T
Boucher
Boort 4/6/06
Cool & breezy (31): 10T PTS EO CD: R
Peatling, B Shannon, J Peatling, R
McKinnon, R Hosking, B Blake 30/30; 25T DB
CS: OA & A: P Bird 53/53, 2nd B Blake 52/53;
B: A Broad 24/25, 2nd R Lendon 23/25; C: J
Bird 24/25, 2nd L Tweddle 23/25; 25T PTS
CS: OA & AA: W Wende 81/81, 2nd G Palmer
72/75; A: G Viney 80/81, 2nd B Shannon
77/78; B: A Broad 73/75, 2nd W Perry 69/75;
C: J Ross 71/75, 2nd C Broad 59/75.
COLAC GUN CLUB
Sunday 13th August 2006
12.30pm start
Event 1 10 Tgt Eye Opener
Noms $6.00
Event 2 30 Tgt D/Barrel
Noms $14.00,
Ladies & Vets $12.00,
Juniors $7.00
Event 3 30 Tgt P/Score
Noms $14.00,
1st & 2nd
Ladies & Vets $12.00,
AA, A, B, C
Juniors $7.00
Ball Trap practice time permitting
Sunday 27th August 2006
11.00am start
BALL TRAP
South West Zone Team Selection
100 Tgt D/Barrel Ball Trap SWZ C/ship
1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C
Noms $33.00, Ladies & Vets $30.00,
Juniors $22.00
President Jeff Holt Mobile 0409 235 623
Secretary Stephen Holt A.H. 03 5231 1097
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
Callawadda Stawell 20/5/06
Magic (19): 50T DB CS: AA: D Barry 50/50,
2nd R Black 48/50; A: L Cook 49/50, 2nd L
Gibson 48/80; B: G Strauss 46/50, 2nd I
Jones 49/55; C: R Garlick 45/50, 2nd D
Fitzell 47/53; 30T PS CS: AA: D Barry 90/90,
2nd R Black 82/90; A: L Cook 85/90, 2nd L
Gibson 83/90; B: S Long 85/90, 2nd A Briggs
85/96; C: R Garlick 86, 2nd D Warrick
94/111; ZEKE WILSON MEMORIAL HG: D
Barry 140/140; JNR HG: S Lang 125/140.
Castlemaine 24/5/06
Cool (24): 75T STATE CH.OF CHS: AA & OA: C
Langridge 123/125, 2nd J Elliott 121/125; A:
B Blake 117/125, 2nd R Hendrickson
113/125; B: B Dafonde 111/125, 2nd T Archer
110/125; C: H Hussein 98/125, 2nd C Broad
94/125; JNR: R Hendrickson 113/125; LAD.:
S Langridge 93/125.
Castlemaine 10/06/06
Cold (54): 25T DB CS: OA & AA: T Boucher
33/33, 2nd N Morrison 32/33; A: 1st J
Lendon 31/32, 2nd B Shannon 37/38; B: 1st
A James 23/25, 2nd D Hannigan 22/25; C:
1st S Langridge 21/25, 2nd S Yates 20/25;
15P DD DP: 1st C Penno & K Langridge
23/23, 2nd P Bird & Neil Morrison 22/23; OA
JNR: E West 24/25; OA LAD: N Blake 22/25;
C JNR: S Langridge 21/25; HARCOURT CUP RND 1: Castlemaine 120/125, Bendigo
115/125.
Central Wimmera 04/06/06
Cool & cloudy (27): 30T CLUB PS CS: OA &
AA: C Dunn 90/90, 2nd T Hughes & K Pitt
89/90; A: 1st N Sharrock 86/90, 2nd T Foster
85/90; B: 1st B Papst 82/90, 2nd J Krause
81/90; C: 1st L Niewand 76/90, 2nd A
Facchin 73/90; 30T DB CD: AA: 1st K Pitt
30/30, 2nd D Flavel, T Hughes & C Dunn
29/30; A: 1st C Jorgensen 30/30, 2nd R
Jorgensen & N Sharrock 29/30; B: 1st B Joy
& N Hinneberg 30/30; C: 1st L Niewand & B
Mann 26/30; OFF THE FENCE: R Papst.
Cerberus 03/06/06
Fine & Cool (36): 10T PTS: E Allison, W
Dalzell, A Crawford, C Widdows, B Webley, R
Williams, K Shaw, N Rundle & C Carrol
30/30; 40T HC: C Bell 41/42, S Howd 40/42,
D Cross 60/62; B/M: W Woodward 57/60;
20T DB: AA: 1st N Rundle 61/62, 2nd C
Carrol 60/61; A: 1st L Howell 66/66, 2nd G
Beckworth 65/66; B: 1st L Lancaster 20/20,
2nd W Dalzell 20/21; C: 1st M Alaimo 22/23,
2nd J Nelson 21/23; TEAMS: Cerberus 338,
Nepean 336, Mornington 328.
Colac 26/5/06
Still & cool (15): 10T DB BALL TR EO: R
Parker 10/10, J Farnes 9/10; 50T SWZ NIGHT
BALL TR: A & OA: I Holt 43/50, J Farnes
42/50; B: R Hammat 39/50, B Fleming
38/50; C: P McDonald 35/50, W Black 29/50.
Colac 11/06/06
Cold & overcast (28): 10T DB E/O: G Holt, P
McDonald, J Itennett, J Napoli, B Kilfoyle, B
Fleming 10/10; 50T DB: AA: 1st C South
51/54, 2nd T Holt 50/54; A: 1st J Napoli
53/57, 2nd J Kennett 52/57; B: 1st B Kilfoyle
51/53, 2nd G Soppi 50/53; C: J Hirth 43/51,
2nd R Hirth 42/51; 20T HC: 1st R Hirth
18/20, 2nd M Black 22/25, 3rd T Hirth 21/25,
4th B Fleming 17/21.
Colbinabbin 28/5/06
Fine & cold (27): 20T PS CD: AA: L Fitzgerald
57/60; A: B Blake, W Kelvy 57/60; B: P
Lindberg 53/60; C: S Lindberg 54/60; 20T SB
CS: OA & AA: J Elliot 19/20; A: G Viney
25/29; B: P Sing 20/20; C: S Lindberg 17/20;
15T HC: 1st S Lindberg 21/21, 2nd G Ervin
20/21, 3rd S Gloster 15/16; 20T DB CS: OA &
A: B Blake 57/57; AA: L Fitzgerald 22/23; B:
P Gorrie 29/30; C: S Lindberg 19/20.
Deniliquin 21/5/06
Fine & windy (10): 10PR DR CD: OA & AA: J
Whittaker 19/20; A: S Harbor 14/20; B: T
Maher 10/20; C: G Perkin 7/20; 20PR DR CS:
Frankston Australian
Clay Target Club
123 Rossiter Road Carrum Downs
PO Box 340
Patterson Lakes 3197. Melways 98 C 9
Telephone 9782 1626
INC
C. A0010859 S ABN 255 281411
AUGUST PROGRAM
Sunday August 6th 12.30pm Start
Event 1. 20 Tgt Points AA, A, B, C
Entry $5 Graded Purse $5
$10.00
Event 2. 20 Tgt Single Barrel AA, A, B, C
Entry $5 Graded Purse $5
$10.00
Event 3. 50 Tgt Continental 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.
ISSF Grand Prix
Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th 10am start
See separate advertising for details
Frankston Australian
Clay Target Club
August 26th & 27th
Victorian 2006
ISSF Grand Prix
Saturday August 26th 10am start
75 Pair Double Trap + Final
(Noms close 10.15am)
O/A, 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C, LDY/JNR
Noms: $75
125 Target ISSF Trap + Final
12.00 start
O/A, 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C, LDY/JNR
Noms: $65
ISSF Trap: Saturday 75 targets, Sunday
50 targets + Final
Sunday August 27th
10.00am start
Day 2 ISSF Trap 50 Targets & Final
August 2006
Sunday August 27th 11.30am Start (Skeet)
Event 1. 10 Tgt Points E/O C/D $6.00
Event 2. 100 Tgt Double Barrel Trophy
AA, A, B, C
$35.00
Event 3. 100 Tgt FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN
"SKEET CHALLENGE No2"
1st 250 shells 2nd 150 shells AA, A, B, C $35.00
$500 Cash Jackpot if you shoot the
3 Skeet Challenges clean
($500 DIVIDED IF MORE THAN ONE POSSIBLE)
All shooters who compete in the three
"Skeet Challenges" during 2006 will qualify
for a Lucky Draw conducted after the
third shoot
1st Prize $500
Events 2 & 3 minimum of 5 shooters in each
grade for full prizes to be paid.
CLUB OPEN FOR PRACTICE
Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday 10 am - 6pm
SPORTING CLAYS EVERY THURSDAY 12pm - 5pm
Visit our website for up to date information,
shoot calendar and results. www.factc.com.au
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
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MELBOURNE
GUN CLUB
Victoria Rd, LILYDALE
Ph (03) 9739-1771 Fax (03) 9739-1773
www.melbournegunclub.com.au
AUGUST
1.
2.
3.
4.
SATURDAY 5TH
40 Tgt Points Score Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
40 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
20 Pair Double Rise Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
100 Tgt Skeet Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SATURDAY 12TH
75 Tgt Trench Grd C'ship O/A,A,B,C
50 Tgt Points Score Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
50 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
75 Tgt Skeet Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
25 Tgt 20 Gauge Skeet Trophy AA,A,B,C
$32
$21
$21
$32
$13
$21
$15
$15
$21
$7.50
SATURDAY 19TH
Sporting Commencing 12pm
75 Tgt Sporting Clays Grd C'ship
AA,A,B,C,Vet 1 & 2
25 Tgt Points Score Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
50 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
25 Tgt Points Score Continental Grd C'ship
$32
$13
$21
$13
$21
$7.50
$15
$7.50
1.
2.
3.
4.
Open Jnr
$20 $12
$20 $12
$20 $12
$34 $30
OA & AA: J Whittaker 34/40; A: B Harbor
29/40; B: T Maher 22/40; C: G Pekin 18/40;
20PR DD: 1st R Collicoat & B Harbor 18/20,
2nd G Pekin & A Everitt 16/20; 15T CLUB
HC: T Maher; HG: B Harbor.
3rd C McDougal 68/75, 4th S Parks 63/75,
5th W Parks 63/75, 6th C Galea 61/75, 7th M
Roolker 60/75, 8th J Sabe 59/75; INTERMEDIATE: 1st D Raspin 62/75, 2nd S Vacarro
60/75.
Euroa 27/5/06
Still & cold (32): 10T PS SW: A Johns, D
Luelf, R Nisbet, R Stackhouse 30/30; 25T
BUSHRANGER DB CS: A & OA: J Woolmer
50/50; AA: 1st L Fitzgerald 49/50, 2nd S
Gloster 42/43; A: 2nd M Fraser 26/27; B:
1st D Collihole 29/30, 2nd L Fitzpatrick
28/30; C: 1st C Petersen 21/25, 2nd I Elder
19/28; 20T TPY HC: 1st L Fitzgerald 34/36,
2nd A Plum 33/36, 3rd R Barns 27/29; BM:
D Luelf 21/23; 10PR DR SW: L Fitzgerald
17/20, S Gloster 16/20; OA HG: L Fitzgerald
90/95.
Geelong 28/5/06
10T EO PS CD: G Young 30/30; A Breen & S
Daymond 29/30; 25T DB: AA: S Haberman
93/93, N Cracknell 92/93; A: B Monson
74/75, N Daymond 39/39; B: G Magdziarz
31/33, T Rusz 24/25; C: R Glavioch 24/25, T
Hickey 23/25; 25T PS: AA: S haberman, N
Cracknell 72/75; A: R Bresnan 75/75, A
Breen 92/92; B: C Carlon 72/75, T Rusz
71/75; C: A Tremill 66/75, T Hichey 57/75;
20PR DD: 1st G Went & N Cracknell 19/20,
2nd G Young & P Akkermans 18/20.
Foster 10/06/06
Fog/overcast but fine (17): 10T E/O: J Attard
& B Stokes 30/30; 15DB SsS: 1st H Finken
14/15, 2nd B Stokes 13/15, 3rd J Attard
13/15; 50T DB: AA: 1st H Finken 50/55, 2nd
B Stokes 48/50; A: 1st J Chapple 49/50; B:
1st A Bird 46/50, 2nd J Buchanan 43/50; C:
1st A Daff 45/50, 2nd M Dierickx 42/50;
20T/P: 1st B Stokes 60/60, 2nd H Finken
59/60; MTH HG: K Shaw.
Frankston 28/5/06
Cloudy: 15T PTS: AA: B Woodward & L
Mirabella 45/45; A: M Hutchins 45/45; B: R
Clay 45/45; C: D Raspin 45/45; 90T CHALLENGE: AA: 1st H Crawford 149/150, 2nd N
Stafford 146/150; A: 1st B Webley 145/150,
2nd M Rodker 144/150; B: 1st R Clay
140/150, 2nd D Raspin 134/150; 100T SK:
AA: 1st M Briggs 99/100; A: 1st G Dennison
94/100; B: 1st Z Bacani 112/118; C: 1st B
Moss 90/100.
Frankston 4/6/06
Fine : 75T FACTC ALL ROUND CS: 1st P
DaSilva 73/75, 2nd D Cunningham 73/75,
Geelong 4/6/06
10T EO PS CD: W Calaby, G Hose 30/30, T
Cauchi, I Urch, G Elliott 29/30; 20T DB OA:
AA: N Cracknell 92/92, H Stafford 91/92; A:
G Young 42/43, W Calaby 38/39; B: R Russell
18/20, D Hill 18/20; C: S Daymond 17/20, T
Hickey 15/20; 20T PS OA: AA: J Elliott 60/60,
G Elliott 58/20; A: M Mifsud 59/60, A
Cameron 57/60; B: R Russell 54/60, T Rusz
53/60; C: S Daymond 53/60, T Hickey 45/60;
20T CONT OA: AA: N Cracknell 32/32, J
Elliott 45/46; A: A Breen 31/32, A Cameron
20/20; B: D Hill 26/27, T Rusz 25/27; C: S
Daymond 17/20, T Hickey 11/20.
Hamilton 20/5/06
Perfect (27): 25T SK CS: AA: 1st S McIntyre
23/25, 2nd P Cleggett 19/25; A: 1st M Dyson
23/25, 2nd J Dumesny 22/25; B 1st & OA: J
Matthey 24/25, 2nd B Cleggett 19/25; C: 1st
S Collins 23/25, 2nd M Stokes 22/25; 25 DB
CS: AA & OA: S Stokes 58/58, 2nd M Dyson
27/28; A: S Collins 57/58, 2nd T Gould
27/28; B: 1st L Cleggett 30/31, 2nd D
McDowell 22/25; C: 1st D Menzel 20/25, 2nd
C Youni 16/25; 25T HC: 1st P Cleggett 27/28,
2nd S Cutter 26/28, 3rd S Stokes 25/27.
Geelong Clay Target Club
Inc Reg # A-5130
PH 03 5229 4259
August 2006 Program
Sun August 6th 1.00pm Start
1.
2.
3.
4.
SATURDAY 26TH
Sporting Commencing 12 Pm
75 Tgt Sporting Clays Grd C'ship
AA,A,B,C,Vet 1 &2
25 Tgt Points Score Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
25 Tgt Double Barrel Grd C'ship AA,A,B,C
25 Tgt Handicap 1,2,3
1
2
3
$32
$13
$13
$13
$21
$7.50
$7.50
$7.50
4
10 TGT P/S E/O C/D
$5.00
20 TGT D/BARREL
$11.00
20 TGT MEDLEY
$11.00
10 D/B & 10 PTS
20 TGT CONTINENTAL
$11.00
JACKPOT
$2.00
All Events Graded O/A, AA, A, B, C,
1st and 2nd
Sun August 27th 1.00pm Start
Melbourne Gun Club uses
Mattarelli Traps for DTL and
CCI Targets supplied by Raytrade
1
2
3
Management reserves the right
to alter the program if necessary
4
All prices include G.S.T
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10 TGT P/S E/O C/D
$5.00
20 TGT D/BARREL
$11.00
20 TGT MEDLEY
$11.00
10 D/B & 10 PTS
20 TGT D/BARREL off 18mtrs $11.00
JACKPOT
$2.00
All Events Graded O/A, AA, A, B, C,
1st and 2nd
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
Hopetoun 09/04/06
Perfect (25): 5P DR E/O CD: 1st D Flavel 9/10,
2nd N Cracknell, N Romeo, D Huf, J
Hinneberg, J Absalom, E Yetman, M Erhardt,
T Hall 7/10; 15P DR CS: OA & A: R Papst
27/30, 2nd E Yetman 23/30; AA: 1st D Flavel
24/30, 2nd N Cracknell 31/40; B: 1st B Papst
22/30, 2nd N Romeo 21/30; C: 1st M Erhardt
18/30, 2nd C O’Heaney 17/30; 25T DB CS:
OA & A: G Fuller 51/51, 2nd N Cracknell
50/51; B: 1st T Hall 37/38, 2nd R Dalton
30/31; C: 1st D Huf 23/25, 2nd L Hateley
22/25.
Hopetoun 14/05/06
Cool with Light wind (19): 50T DB CS: OA &
AA: J Lawrence 50/50; A: 1st A Jones 48/50,
2nd D Fisher 49/53; B: 1st J Absalom 44/50,
2nd B Papst 37/50; C: 1st T Orval 40/50, 2nd
J Brooke 41/53; 25T SB CS: OA & A: A Jones
21/25, 2nd M Kenny 21/26; B: 1st J Absalom
20/25, 2nd B Papst 16/25; C: 1st C O’Heaney
19/27, 2nd J Brooke 18/27.
Jeparit 21/5/06
Overcast & good (28): 30T LAKE HINDMARSH DB CS: AA & OA: R Lehmann 97/97,
2nd D Flavel 96/97; A: T Foster 33/34, 2nd N
Sharrock & D Heinrich 29/30; B: P Mitchell
46/47, 2nd C Jarred 29/30; C: 1st M Erhardt
27/30, 2nd T Orval 26/30; 30T W J CORDNER
PS CS: A & OA: D Heinrich 90/90, 2nd C
Mitchell 88/90; AA: R Lehmann 89/90, 2nd R
Black 88/90; B: C Jarred 89/90, 2nd P
Mitchell 87/96; C: M Erhardt 75/90, 2nd T
Orval 75/90; TEAM SHOOT: WARRACKNABEAL No.1- 396, No.2- 364; CENTRAL
WIMMERA No.1 – 359, No.2 – 357, JEPARIT
– 351; TEAM HG: M Erhardt & D Heinrich
101.
METROPOLITAN
Clay Target Club Inc.
Reg No: A5465. ABN 34 637 836 794
Club Location: 20 Vearings Rd
Off O'Hearns Rd Epping
Phone: 03 9401 3134
Fax: 03 9401 3122
e-mail: [email protected]
Jeparit 18/06/06
Excellent(22): 30T SB CS: OA & A: A Jones
30/31, 2nd C Jarred 26/30; AA: R Lehmann
29/31, D Flavel 28/30; B: G Strauss 25/30, D
Harris 24/30; C: C Maybery 24/30, M Erhardt
22/30; 30T DB CS: OA & AA: W Hawker
VICTORIAN STATE
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
NOORAT
GUN CLUB
SATURDAY
26TH AUGUST
AUGUST 2006
Sunday 6th 12.00 Noon Start
Ev 1. 10 tgt EO Cash divide
1st, 2nd, 3rd
N$8
Ev 2. 50 tgt DB
AA A B C
N$20 R$18 J$15
Ev 3. 50 tgt Ball Trap
AA A B C
N$20 R$18 J$15
Ev 4. 25 tgt Skeet
AA A B C
N$12 R$9 J$60
Starts 12.00 Midday
Sunday 13th 10.30am Start
GIPPSLAND
Programme
August 2006
Bairnsdale
Saturday 5th August Noon
75 T Mixed (25DB 25SB 25PTS)
(Noms close 12.00pm)
Metropolitan Field & Game Club Inc
75 tgt Simulated F & G
Sunday 20th 12 noon Start
Practice DTL & 5 Stand Sporting &
Sec: Karen Sangster 5153 1079
Foster
Saturday 12th August Noon
Skeet also available
ZZ Competition
1. 25 Tgt H'cap 1 2 3
2. 20 Pair D/Rise C'ship AA A B C 1 & 2
3. 25 Tgt Pts CD
Pres: Hermann Finken 5668 1940
Wonthaggi
Sunday 13th August Noon
Tom Gannon Memorial
1. 50 Tgt DB C'ship
2. 50 Tgt Pts C'ship
Both AA A B C 1 & 2
Sec: Fiona McIllwaine 0408 221 080
Morwell
Saturday 19th August Noon
1. 50 Tgt DB C'ship
2. 30 Tgt SB Trophies
Both AA, A, B, C 1 + 2
Sunday 27th 10.30am Start
(Noms close 12.00pm)
Metropolitan Field & Game Club Inc
75 tgt Simulated F & G
Practice
Tuesday & Saturday 1pm to 5pm
DTL, Skeet, Tower & 5 Stand Sporting.
Sec: Garry McMillan 0428 486 204
Korumburra
Saturday 26th August Noon
1. 30 Tgt SB C'ship Graded
2. 50 Tgt DB Graded
Sec: Col Widdows 03 5662 3079
Traralgon
Sunday 27th August Noon
1. 10 Tgt Pts CD AA, A, B, C
2. 80 Tgt Mixed C'Ship AA, A, B, C 1 + 2
Sec Julie Rowley 5174 0845
August 2006
Sunday
Limited DTL, Skeet, Tower & 5 Stand Sporting
President C Milroy Mobile 0401 462 003
The committee reserves the right to alter the program
Metropolitan on the web www.vicnet.net.au/-metrogun
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Page 27
North East Zone / V.C.T.A.
August 2006 Program
Saturday 29th July
St James 12.30pm
10tgt P/S E/O, 20tgt P/S C/ship,
20tgt D/B C/ship, 15tgt H/cap.
Saturday 5th August
Bendigo 12.00 noon
50tgt Skeet C/ship, 50tgt Sporting Clays C/ship,
DTL Practice.
Thursday 10th
Echuca 9.30am
North East Zone School Students
Shooting Championships
Saturday 12th
Benalla
Zone Delegates meeting prior to shoot at 10.00am
12.00 noon DTL Events, 10tgt D/B E/O,
25tgt AJ Plum Pty Ltd D/B C/ship AA A B C 1st & 2nd
25tgt P/S C/ship AA A B C 1st & 2nd
20tgt S/B C/ship AA A B C 1st & 2nd
Sunday 13th
Echuca 11.00am
25tgt B/T C/ship, 20tgt P/S C/ship
25tgt Trench Gr Cash, 20tgt D/B C/ship 18m.
71/71, 2nd R Lehmann 70/71; A: A Jones
35/37, R Hounsell 34/37; B; J Hinneberg
29/32, G Strauss 28/32; C: T Orval 26/30, M
Erhardt 26/31; 10PR DR Cash: 1st W Hawker
19/20, 2nd D Flavel 18/20, 3rd R Lehmann
17/20.
Kerang 10/06/06
Chilly (41): 30T NWZ MED CS: OA & AA: A
Turner 29/30, 2nd D Power 38/40; A: 1st M
Leaford 28/30, 2nd N Rowley 35/40; B: 1st A
Broad 28/30, 2nd W Perry 27/30; C: 1st I
Davis 27/30, 2nd B Rullo 25/30; 50T DB CS:
OA & AA: D Power 52/52, 2nd A Turner
51/52; A: 1st J Absalom 47/50, 2nd M
Leaford 50/54; B: 1st M Gough 49/50, 2nd G
McMillan 45/50; C: 1st B Rullo 45/50, 2nd J
Borg 41/50.
Korumburra 27/05/06
Overcast (63): 50T CONT: AA: 1st F Finken
72/72, 2nd S Parks 71/72; A: 1st P Chapman
50/50, 2nd M Hutchins 69/70; B: 1st A Bird
47/50, 2nd B Dowling 46/50; C: 1st B
Chapman 47/50, 2nd L Cross 43/50; 50T DB:
AA: 1st I McJames 67/67, 2nd F Finken
66/67; A: 1st J Attard 51/51, 2nd B Bilson
50/51; B: 1st F Ibbott 48/50, 2nd A Bird
47/50; C: 1st B Chapman 47/50, 2nd D
Stewart 43/50; JACKPOT: F Finken.
Kyneton 28/05/06
Fine & cold (36): 10T SB E/O: AA: N Frankling
9/10; A: M Spencer & C Penno 9/10; B: S
Morgan 9/10, G Soppi 8/10; C: J Bird & M
Hobbs 9/10; 25T SB CS: OA & A: C Penno
24/25; AA: N Frankling 23/25; A: 2nd P Bird
23/25; B: M Horell 23/25, P McKenzie 25/30;
C: G Hobbs 26/26, D Horell 20/25; 25T HC: D
Horell 25/25, B Shannon 44/45, P Bird
43/45.
Saturday 19th
Bendigo 12.00 noon
10tgt P/S E/O, 25tgt P/S C/ship,
25tgt S/B C/ship Cash Trophies,
5tgt Cont. D/B C/ship.
Wangaratta 12.00 noon
10tgt P/S E/O, 20tgt P/S C/ship AA.A.B.C,
20tgt D/B C/ship AA.A.B.C, 20pr D/D C/ship.
Macarthur 28/5/06
Overcast & rain (29): 25T DB: AA & OA: R
Millard 35/35, 2nd S Wythe 25/26; A: 1st J
Kennett 34/35, 2nd A Cameron 31/32; B: 1st
T Bond 43/44, 2nd M Wythe 42/44; C: 1st D
Bond 24/28, 2nd S Millard 23/28; 25T PS:
AA: 1st M Dyson 69/75, 2nd A Swythe
66/75; A: 1st A Cameron 71/75, 2nd M
Dumnesy 68/75; B: 1st M Wythe 70/75, 2nd
W Duncan 76/81; C: 1st D Melano 64/75,
2nd J Nichols 54/75; JPOT: S Millard 5/5.
Sunday 20th
Deniliquin 11.00am
15tgt P/S Gr C/D, 30tgt D/B C/ship,
30tgt H/cap 1-3, 10tgt Club H/cap.
O/A High Gun.
Mansfield 11.00am
Mansfield vs Woods Point, Shield shoot
50tgt D/B Gr C/ship, 20tgt H/cap Trophy,
20tgt Tower S/B C/D, O/A High Gun
Wangaratta 12.00 noon
50tgt Skeet C/ship ABC, 50tgt Skeet C/ship ABC
Mansfield 21/5/06
Sunny (24): 50T MED CS: OA & AA: D Luelf
119/120, 2nd M Ward 98/100; A: 1st M
Kirley 99/100, 2nd M Fraser 95/100; B: 1st S
Callahan 94/100, 2nd J Lang 91/100; C: 1st
C Cameron 90/100, 2nd P McDonough
87/100; SHIELD TEAM SHOOT: Mansfield
485/500, Melbourne 424/500; 40PR DR TPY:
OA & AA: B jackel 71/80, 2nd M Ward 68/80;
A: 1st A Blease 63/80, 2nd M Kirley 57/80; B:
1st J Lang 63/80, 2nd S Callahan 59/80; C:
1st P McDonough 54/80, 2nd C Cameron
52/80; HG: B Jackel 167/180.
Friday 25th
Mathoura 7.00pm
10tgt D/B E/O C/D, 25tgt D/B O/A & 2 Gr,
15tgt P/S 1-3.
Saturday 26th
Euroa 1.00pm
10tgt D/B C/D, 25tgt S/B C/ship,
15pr Euroa D/R C/ship. 20pr Euroa D/D C/ship.
Sunday 27th
Colbinabbin 1.00pm
20tgt P/S C/ship, 15tgt H/cap,
15pr D/R C/ship, 20tgt Cont. D/B C/ship.
Numurkah Shepparton 12.00 noon
10tgt P/S E/O, 20tgt P/S, 20tgt D/B, 20tgt S/B,
15tgt P/S Tower, O/A High Gun
Contact Clubs for further information
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Maryborough & District 27/5/06
Breezy & sunny (32): 5 PR DR EO: 1st K
Bateman 10/10, 2nd J McVitty, G
Woodhatch, J Elliott 9/10; 30 PR DR CS: OA
& AA: J Elliot 53/60, 2nd C Watts 50/60; A:
P Bird 52/70, R Hendrickson 51/70; B: M
Rafferty 40/60, B Lendon 35/60; C: K Watts
26/60, J Bird 24/60; 30T DB CS: OA & AA: D
Watts 44/44, 2nd G Elliott 43/44; A: W
Calaby 48/50, R Hendrickson 47/50; B: M
Rafferty 27/30, B Lendon 42/46; C: K Watts
25/30, J Bird 23/30; HG: J Elliott 92/100.
Melbourne 20/5/06
75T SP: OA: E Treadwell 74/87; AA: 1st P Hall
71/87, 2nd W Cumberland 59/75; A: 1st M
Holmes 59/75, 2nd H Attilla 55/75; B: 1st R
Elder 62/83, 2nd J Walters 61/83; C: 1st V
Aquilina 47/75, 2nd J Motschall 46/75; LAD.:
J Motschall 46/75; JNR: R Elder 62/83; VET.:
1st R Jones 58/75, 2nd T Spence 57/75; 50T
DB CS: AA & OA: C Henwood 119/120; A: F
Santoro 116/123; B: R Alpass 110/120; C: G
Horrigan 87/120; 40T PS CS: AA & OA: B
Humphris 50/50; A: I Jewell 62/63; B: M
Whitelaw 47/50; C: V Truda 49/50.
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Melbourne 27/5/06
75T SP CLAYS: AA: 1st C Nickson 61/75, 2nd
D Snowdon 58/75; A: 1st V Ruddick 57/75,
2nd A White 54/75; B: 1st J Walters 55/75,
2nd W Hine 50/75; C: 1st V Aquilina 61/75,
2nd G Whittaker 41/75; VET.: B Hall 56/75,
2nd B Sanger 53/75; JNR: L Hamilton
35/75; 25T PS: AA: J Mollica 73/75; A & OA:
P Fraser 75/75; B: M Whitelaw 72/75; C: P
Curran 72/75; 50T DB: AA & OA: C
Henwood 50/50; A: P Fraser 49/50; B: K
Johnsen 48/50; C: D Van Unen 39/50; 20T
CONT PTS: AA: P Haslam 57/60; A: D Charles
60/60; B: T Fiorentino 52/60.
Melbourne 03/06/06
10T PS: AA: J Mollica & B Humphris 29/30;
A: P Fraser, D Drinkwater & F Cuteri 29/30;
B: Tfiorentino 28/30; C: V Truda 28/30; 75T
MXD: OA & AA: B Humphris 123/125, 2nd L
McKeon 117/125; A: 1st A Blease 119/125,
2nd F Santoro 142/150; B: 1st R Alpass
115/125, 2nd D Di Pietrantonio 130/150; C:
1st V Truda 109/125, 2nd P Saglietta
108/125; 75T SKT: AA: M Briggs 73/75; A: F
Francione 73/75; B: B Hine 71/75; C: S
Pearson 62/75.
Melbourne 10/06/06
25T PS CS: OA & AA: H Stafford 75/75; A: F
Santoro 74/75; B: D Tabe 71/75; C: M
George 65/75; 40T DB CS: AA: J Mollica
69/70, 2nd P Haslam 44/45; OA & A: D
Charles 79/79, 2nd D White 78/79; B: D Di
Pietrantonio 40/40, 2nd R Alpass 37/40; C:
M George 35/40, 2nd R Oakley 33/35; 15
PR DR: AA: S Barry 29/30; A: A Blease
28/30; B: K Johnsen 26/30; C: M George
21/30; 100T SKT: AA: M Briggs 97/100; A:
M Oakley 96/100; B: L Cross 95/100; C: L
Johnston 87/100.
Melbourne 17/06/06
Fine/cold (80): 75T Sporting Clays: AA: T
Preston 63/75, 2nd P Onley 53/75; A: M
Wright 64/75, 2nd B Lambeski 62/75; B: J
Walters 60/75, 2nd B Snowdon 64/82; C: J
Witney 49/75; 2nd V Aquilina 48/75; VET: R
Jones 62/75, 2nd T Spence 59/75; 40T PS
CS: OA & AA: C Henwood 119/120; A: A
Blease 116/120; B: R Alpass 115/120; C: M
George 107/120; 50T DB CS: OA & AA: S
Gloster 145/145; A: B Lamberski 74/75; B:
R Alpass 47/50; C: P Saglietti 49/50.
Mildura 20/5/06
75t OLYMPIC TR: A: 1st L Dimasi 62/75; B:
1st G Finis 61/75, 2nd F Dimasi 57/75; C:
1st N Romeo 61/75, 2nd G Smyth 53/75.
Mildura 07/06/06
50T D/T: B: 1st D Molina 71/100, 2nd F
Dimasi 61/100; C: 1st R Malic 70/110, 2nd N
Romeo 69/110.
Mt Bogong 4/6/06
Fine & sunny (28): 10T SB EO:C Elkington, T
Pigram 10/10; 20T CS: OA & B: D Harley
19/20, 2nd K Maurey 18/20; A: 1st C
Elkington 22/24, 2nd T Pigram 21/24; C: 1st
L Butler 17/20, 2nd S Laurence 14/20; 20
PS CS: OA & B: D Harley 63/63, 2nd D
Taylor 58/60; A: 1st R Ellis 62/63, 2nd A
Grassi 59/60; C: L Butler 54/60, 2nd D Koljo
51/60; 20T DB CS: OA & B: R Phefley 66/66,
2nd D Harley 25/26; A: 1st C Elkington
65/66, 2nd J Hoffman 21/22; C: 1st S Koljo
17/20, 2nd L Butler 17/22; HG: D Harley
107/110.
Nepean 20/5/06
Cold & showery (20): AA: 1st Hecta 99/100,
2nd C Carrol 98/100; A: 1st B Webbley
97/100, 2nd M Hutchison 102/106; B: 1st A
Holloway 92/100, 2nd F Ibbott 90/100; C:
1st C Paton 80/100.
Nepean 26/5/06
Cool & clear (43); 50T NIGHT SIMULATED:
AA: 1st J McWilliam 47/50, 2nd Prennan
41/50, 3rd M Verturini 39/50; A: 1st G
Nemecek 41/50, 2nd F Ibbott 37/50, 3rd S
Perri 33/50; C: 1st R Wright 36/50, 2nd T
Sears 33/50, 3rd R Clarkson 32/50.
August 2006
Nepean 17/06/06
Overcast (23): 50T DB ULYSSES ROSETTO &
ROD SCOTT MEMORIAL: AA: 1st P Mills
198/200, 2nd Hecta 197/200; A: 1st L
Howell 195/200, 2nd R Williams 193/200; B:
1st R Jones 187/200, 2nd L Sawyer 185/200;
C: 1st A Dash 185/200, 2nd T Abailla
184/200; 20T HC NOVELTY: OA: C Galea
20/20.
Noorat 27/5/06
Perfect (42): 25T DB: AA: G Hayden 39/39,
2nd M Gruar 38/39; A: G Jenkins 25/25, 2nd
D Hannah 49/50; B: 1st W Black 25/25, 2nd
G Leslie 40/41; C: 1st M Vickers 24/25, 2nd B
Smith 22/25; 25T PTS: AA: G Hayden 75/75,
2nd S Clifford 74/75; A: J Kennett 77/81, S
Holt 76/81; B: B Bishop 71/75; C: B Smith
81/86, S McQuinn 80/86; 20T SB: AA: G
Hayden & G Hayden 19/20; A: S Holt 0/20, J
Kennett 19/20; B: B Woodmason 29/29, P
Biddle 28/29; C:S McQuinn 19/20, B Smith
17/22.
Sebastopol 21/5/06
Cold & wet (28): 45T MT CS: AA: J Elliott
94/100, M Pollock 90/100; A & OA: B
Shannon 75/75, W Calaby 120/125; B: A
Pollock 89/100, G Walter 86/100; C: M
Taylor 59/75, R Cleary 36/75; 25T CONT PS
CS: AA: J Elliott 74/75, G Went 72/75; A &
OA: W Calaby 75/75, J Corbett 73/81; B: D
Bending 67/75, P West 69/78; C: M Taylor
54/78, D Bilston 52/78; HG: W Calaby
147/150.
St Arnaud 28/5/06
Cloudy & cool (17): 15T BT CD: C Jorgensen
14/15, R Jorgensen, J Kell, C Dunn, W
Coates, J McVitty 13/15; 25T DB HC: 1st M
Hannigan 32/32, 2nd W Coates 31/32, 3rd J
McVitty 49/50; 25T DB GR CS: OA: D Bertalli
117/117, 2nd R Hounsell 113/114; A: C
Jorgensen 16/117, 2nd T Foster 26/27; B: M
Hall 27/29, 2nd G Strauss 26/29; HG: W
Coates 62/65.
Swan Hill 27/05/06
(29): 25T PS CS: OA & AA: R Hosking 75/78,
2nd S Bates 70/75; A: 1st P Costa 72/75,
2nd A Rullo 71/75; B: 1st F Siciliano 74/78,
2nd J Hilton 71/78; C: 1st J Borg 68/75, 2nd
L Mimmo 68/81: JNR: 1st J Costa 68/75,
2nd F Siciliano 65/78; 100T CS - 50T PS/50T
DB: OA & A: G Cowland 213/220, 2nd A
Rullo 211/220; AA: 1st S Bates 189/200,
2nd R Hosking 180/200; B: 1st A Gobbo
207/220, 2nd K Siciliano 205/220; C: 1st B
Rullo 214/240, 2nd J Borg 212/240; JNR:
1st J Costa 188/200, 2nd D Hart 179/200;
HG: OA: A Rullo 265/275; LAD: K Siciliano
250/275; JNR: J Costa 256/275; VET: P
Hutchinson 246/275.
Swan Hill 12/06/06
Sunny with slight breeze (42): 75T CH/CH:
OA & AA: A Bolwell 122/125, 2nd G Went
119/125; A: 1st G Goddard 121/125, 2nd R
Hounsell 118/125; B: 1st A Byrne 117/125,
2nd M Whitelaw 109/125; C: 1st B Rullo
114/125, 2nd L Mimmo 106/125; 3 DAY
CIRCUIT HG: OA: D Power 269/290; JNR: C
Broad 213/280; VET: M Leaford 253/280.
Traralgon 21/05/06
Wet & overcast (41): 25T HC BUDGE
SHIELD: AA: 1st B Scanlan 30/31, 2nd B
Stokes 28/30; A: 1st R Wallis 29/31, 2nd S
Wade 23/25; B: 1st J Rowley 23/25, 2nd G
McMillan 23/25; 50T DB: AA: 1st B
Kennedy 76/76, 2nd S Parks 75/76; A: 1st R
Wallis 50/50, 2nd L Scanlan 49/50; B: 1st J
Rowley 47/50, 2nd G McMillan 46/50; C:
1st J Griffin 46/50, 2nd C Gathercole
42/50.
Tyrendarra
(36): 25T HC CD: 1st M Wythe 40/41, 2nd W
Black 39/41, 3rd D Bond 34/36, 4th R
Millard 31/34, 5th S Rundell 30/34; 25T DB
CS: OA & AA: G McLean 45/45; AA: 2nd M
Gruar 44/45; A: 1st J Matthey 35/36, 2nd J
Dumesny 31/32; B: 1st R Rundell 31/33,
Veneto & Abruzzo
Clay Target Shooters
Date Sunday 20/08/06
Start time 12 Noon
Venue W.I.S.C.I. Complex,
Ballan Road Werribee
(11 km from Werribee)
August 2006
Practice every Wednesday, Friday
& Saturday 1pm
1st Saturday each month
ISSF Skeet Practice
Sunday 6th August at 12 Noon
75 tgt Trench Handicap + Final - $33
(pays to 4th place)
AA + 0, A + 1, B + 2, C + 4 per round
Sunday 13th August at 12 Noon
10 tgt P/S E/O C/D $7
20 tgt Double Barrel Graded $11
20 tgt Points Score Graded $11
20 tgt Continental Double Barrel
Graded $11
1st, 2nd AA, A, B, C
15 tgt DTL Novice Championship Noms $15 including 1 packet of shells
75 tgt Trench + 25 tgt Final - $33
1st AA, A, B, C
N/A
$7
Veneto/Abbruzzo Shoot
$10
$12
$12
$10
$12
4 Door prizes of 5 pkts of shells for those
who shoot full program
O/All Sash for full program
Cartridges, food and refreshments available on shoot days
The committee reserves the right to alter or modify any event if necessary
August 2006
PO Box 806 Werribee Vic 3030
10 min drive from Werribee CBD on
Ballan Road
www.werribeegunclub.com.au
Sunday 20th August at 12 Noon
Sponsored by Rio Ammunition Australia
President: Veneto
Mr Ernesto Bertollo
Phone 03 9852 0694
Clay Target Club Inc
Full
Noms: Reduced
Event 1: 10 Tgt E/O P/S
AA, A, B, C
Event 2: 25 Tgt D/B P/S
AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd
Event 3: 25 Tgt Tower C/D
Event 4: 25 Tgt D/B
AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd
Werribee Victorian
President: Abruzzo
Mr Mario Salvatore
Phone 03 9359 1938
(See separate advert this issue)
Sunday 27th August
Club open for Practice
5 Stand Sporting, ISSF Skeet & DTL
practice available
Management reserves the right to alter the program if considered necessary
MINIMUM OF 5 SHOOTERS PER
GRADE BEFORE 2ND PRIZE IS PAID
Clubhouse Telephone - 0403 346 660
President - Tony Demuri 0418 353 268
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
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2nd F Shanley 30/33; C: 1st D Bond 29/30,
2nd M Mole 21/25.
Veneto / Abruzzo 21/5/06
Cold (22): 10T EO: A: S Zotti, P Radoa, D
Azzopardi 27; B: D Hill 25/30; C: R Glavich
25/30; 25T PS: AA: W Cracknell 67/75; A: 1st
E Bertollo 66/75, 2nd P Radoa 63/75; B: 1st
D Hill 65/75, 2nd M Salvatore 61/75; C: 1st
V Incani 61/75, 2nd G Glavich 58; 25T DB:
AA: N Cracknell 25/24; A: 1st D Azzopardi
27/28, 2nd S Zotti 26; B: 1st D Hill 24/25,
2nd T Rosz 31/34; C: 1st J Incani 22/25, 2nd
G Glavicih 21/24; 25T CONT.: AA: N
Cracknell 21/25; A: J Barklem 24/25; B: T
Rusz 22/25; C: R Glavicih 23/25.
Veneto/Abruzzo 18/06/06
Cool (23): 10T E/O: AA: J Adams 30/30; A: P
Gobbo 28/30; B: M Salvatore 29/30; C: V
Melchiorre 27/30; 25T DB: AA: 1st S Adams
25/25, 2nd R Viney 26/27; A: 1st S Zetti
25/25, 2nd R Bertollo 33/34; B: 1st B Clay
25/25, 2nd P Rhodes 21/25; C: 1st J Incani
22/25, 2nd D Raspin 21/25; 25T PTS: AA: 1st
R Viney 73/75, 2nd J Adams 72/75; A: 1st K
Bresnan 77/81, 2nd P Gobbo 76/81; B: 1st R
Clay 64/75, 2nd M Salvatore 60/84; C: 1st D
Raspin 70/75, 2nd V Truda 67/75; 10P DR:
AA: R Viney, J Adams, G Went 15/20; A: J
Napoli 16/20; B: M Salvatore, P Rhodes, R
Clay 15/20; C: D Raspin 14/20.
Warracknabeal 27/05/06
Fine, slight breeze (30): 30T SB CS: OA: D
Flavel 47/48; AA: 1st R Lehmann 46/48, 2nd
R Hounsell 34/36; A: 1st R Gould 29/31, 2nd
C Mitchell 27/30; B: 1st B Joy 28/30, 2nd P
Mitchell 27/32; C: 1st M Erhardt 26/31, 2nd
T Orval 25/31; JACKPOT: M Erhardt 45/45;
BEST UNPLACED JNR: S Hewitt 24/30; 30T
DB CD: AA: 1st R Black 30/30, 2nd R
Hounsell, K Pitt, R Lehmann & A Castles
29/30; A: 1st C Mitchell & N Sharrock 30/30;
B: 1st B Joy 28/30, 2nd J Krause, G Strauss,
D Harns 27/30; C: 1st C Maybery 28/30, 2nd
L Niewand 27/30.
Warrnambool 13/5/06
Fine and cold (36): 25T JEFF DUMESNY DB
CS: AA & OA: M Gruar 69/69, 2nd R Millard
68/69; A: 1st M Dumesny 27/28, 2nd J
Dumesny 38/39; B: 1st M Holloway 31/32,
2nd M Wythe 30/32; C: 1st H Durbridge
23/25, 2nd B Stuchberry 25/28; 20T HC: 1st
M Holloway 33/33, 2nd M Dumesny 32/33,
3rd R Millard 22/23, 4th G Jennings 46/47,
5th M Wythe 45/47.
Warrnambool 10/06/06
Fine but cold (40): 25T DB STEWART DRAKE
CS: OA & AA: G McLean 36/36, 2nd R
Millard 35/36; A: 1st J Dumesny 34/35, 2nd
M Dumesny 33/35; B: 1st M Wythe 48/49,
2nd F Shanley 47/49; C: 1st C Mason 27/30,
2nd J Nichols 26/30; 25T SB CS: OA & A: P
Vaughan 24/25, 2nd M Dumesny 22/25; AA:
1st R Millard 32/34, 2nd S Wythe 31/34; B:
1st B O’Sullivan 22/25, 2nd D McDowell
28/32; C: 1st B Stuchberry 24/30, 2nd H
Durbridge 23/30.
Woods Point 28/05/06
Overcast & Cool (25): 5T CONT PS E/O: E
Woods, P McDonough, P Desmond, D
Pfitzner, A Guppy, K Skinner 15/15; 20T DB
CONT CS: OA & AA: P Desmond 20/20, 2nd
D Wales 21/30; A: 1st G Bowmer 29/30, 2nd
A Guppy 28/30; B: 1st R Lay 18/20, 2nd P
West 17/20; C: 1st P McDonough 16/20, 2nd
D Pfitzner 14/20; 40T DB CS: OA & B: P West
40/40, 2nd R Lay 36/40; AA: 1st P Desmond
53/55, 2nd R Kirley 52/55; A: 1st D
Rosenhain 39/40, 2nd I Jewell 47/49; C: 1st
B Woods 30/40, 2nd D Pfitzner 29/40; 15P
TWR CS: 1st A Guppy 26/30, 2nd M Ward
24/30, 3rd R Kirley 22/30, 4th P Desmond
21/30.
Queensland
Atherton Tableland 28/5/06
Fine & sunny: TWR 25T PS: A: D Housten 62;
B: M Collins 65; C: R Miller 74; DTL 25T DB:
AA: A Poggioli 25; A: I McHarrie, N Hyland
24; B: V Sandr 25; C: K Yaname 22; 30T PS
CONT: AA: R Cannon 87; A: D Houston 82; B:
S Coco 84; C: J Miller 75; 25 T DB HC: 1st J
Williams 24 s/o 13-13, 2nd G Sayward 24,
3rd K Williams 24; 15 PRS DR: AA: A
Poggioli 26; A: I McHarrie 23; B: A Casella,
M Pressini, J Williams 23; C: J Galeano 18.
Ballandean
30T DB: OA: G Moore 138/138; AA: 1st C
Witt 137/137, 2nd B Kneipp 127/128; A: 1st
J Barker 107/108, 2nd V Moore 75/76; B: 1st
P Barnard 103/104, 2nd J Havela 85/86; C:
1st J Hugo 29/30, 2nd T Ford 25/30; 25T
CONT. CS: OA: R Moody 127/127; AA: 1st R
Waugh 126/127, 2nd K Harding 103/104; A:
1st J Edmonds 77/78, 2nd S Turner 68/69; B:
1st J Vichie 35/36, 2nd P Rollings 29/30; C:
1st T Ford 21/25, 2nd J Hugo 20/25; 20PR
DR: OA: A Del-Ben 38/40; AA: 1st K Nealon
64/70, 2nd M McInnes 63/70; A: 1st T Burke
53/60, 2nd G Costanzo 52/60; B: 1st A
Allenby 34/40, 2nd S Kelly 32/40; C: 1st T
Ford 30/40, 2nd F Torrisi 25/30; 50T COMB.:
OA: G Moore 90/90; AA: 1st J Maxwell
89/90, 2nd C Schoenfisch 108/110; A: 1st N
Campion 59/60, 2nd W Murray 78/80; B: 1st
A Morre 48/50, 2nd P Barnard 56/60; C: 1st
J Bartley 44/50, 2nd J Huggo 43/50; 25T PS:
OA: M McInnes 162/162; AA: 1st B Pile
159/162, 2nd S Boydell 153/156; A: 1st M
Sullivan 131/132, 2nd S Boydell 153/156; B:
1st L Field 89/90, 2nd J Vichie 86/90; C: 1st
J Bartley 44/50, 2nd J Hugo 43/50; 30T GR.
MET.: 1st K Simpson, 2nd R Bartley, 3rd R
Moody, 4th B Durkin; HG: OA: M McInnes
282/290; AA: J Maxwell 281/290; A: G
Costanzo 239/250; B: J Havela 229/250; C: T
Ford 205/250; LAD.: D Boydell 214/250; JNR:
S Waugh 231/250; VET.: A Denton 273/285.
Brisbane 28/5/06
Fine (43): 25T DB CD: AA: A Thatcher, V
Vainer M Carew, A Mills 25; A: C Hope & R
Rackermann 25, W Craig & L Szabo 24; B: B
Wiseman & T Meadows 24, B McNamara & A
Page 23; C: J Hocking 25, D Collins 24, P
DePlater & S Ricca 22; 25T PTS TPY: AA: 1st
G Sckaf 73/75, 2nd S Trafford 90/95; A: 1st
R Rackermann 78/81, 2nd W Craig 75/81; B:
1st B Wiseman 73/75, 2nd R Davies 72/75;
C: 1st S Ricca 67/75, 2nd T Auger 65/75; 50T
DB TPY: AA: 1st P Hill 59/59, 2nd V Vainer
58/59; A: 1st W Craig 51/52, 2nd K Hope
50/52; B: 1st B Wiseman 49/50, 2nd S Moore
48/50; C: 1st D Collins 48/50, 2nd C Saywell
46/51; 25T CONT TPY: AA: 1st A Thatcher
100/100, 2nd G Sckaf 99/100; A: 1st G
Watson 25/25, 2nd L Sczabo 50/51; B: 1st R
Davies 26/27, 2nd S Moore 25/27; C: 1st J
Hockings 22/25, 2nd J DePlater 22/26; HG:
G Sckaf.
Brisbane 03/06/06-04/06/06
Fine & Windy (31): 50T GR: AA: 1st M McGill
50/50, 2nd C O’Neill 49/50; A: 1st J Eckel Jnr
Southern Peninsula
AUGUST
CERBERUS GUN CLUB
Saturday 5th 12 noon start
10 Tgt E/O
75 Tgt Medley (25 D/B,25 S/B,25 P/S)
AA, A, B, C 1st, 2nd
Entry by Main (front-East) gate only
Sec. Chris Carrol (03) 5950 6058 B/H Melways 194 H2
MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
Saturday 12th 12.30 start
Practice 12 noon
10 Pair D/R E/O
20 Pair D/D Select Partners 18Mtrs
30 Tgt Deauville Triples Select Partners 18Mtrs
AA, A, B, C 1st 2nd & 3rd all grades
Saturday 26th 12 noon start
Round 3 Winter Series Sporting Clays
Practice Fridays from 4pm
Sec. Mike McKernan 0418 179 354 Melways 146 A11
Website www.morningtonctc.com
NEPEAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC
Saturday 19th 12 noon start
10 Tgt Points E/O
25 Tgt Double Barrel
40 Tgt D/B H/cap
Peninsula Teams Round 3
Friday 25th 7pm start
50 Tgt Simulated
Practice 4pm Thursdays
Sec. Norm Quick. ph 5985 4416 Melways 259 F2
Website www.nepeanclaytargetclub.com
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BRISBANE GUN CLUB
August Shoot Program
Skeet
DTL Trap
Sunday 6th
Sunday 27th
August
August
9.30am start
9.30am start
125 Target Program 125 Target Program
ISSF Trap
Sunday 20th
August
9.30am start
100t + Final
Graded Cash
Prizes & Trophies
All Disciplines
www.brisbanegunclub.com
Club House Ph. 07 3398 4555.
NOTE: BGC ANNUAL DTL TRAP CARNIVAL
NOW SCHEDULED AS A ONE DAY
COMPETITION ON 24TH SEPT.
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50/50, 2nd K Madsen 46/50; B: 1st K Dowie
48/50, 2nd P Rollings 47/50; C: 1st D Collins
42/50, 2nd J Cathcart 39/50; 50T HC: 1st P
Higgins 59/68, 2nd M Denton 67/68, 3rd P
Rollings 57/59, 4th D Harwood 48/53, 5th L
Sceresini 56/57; 50T CS: OA: D Dundon
50/50; AA: 1st M McGill 51/53, 2nd H Bader
54/56; A: 1st M Denton 48/50, 2nd K
Madsen 47/52; B: C Tipler 65/66, 2nd B
Turner 64/66; C: 1st T Ashton 45/50, 2nd D
Collins 46/54; 50T DBLS: OA: C O’Neill
48/50; AA: 1st L Scersini 47/50, 2nd D
Dundon 46/50; A: N Dimmick 52/56, G
Petrou 51/56; B: 1st B Turner 42/50, 2nd K
Dowie 41/50; C: 1st T Ashton 43/50, 2nd D
Collins 40/50; HG: OA: L Scersini 207/214;
AA: C O’Neill 206/214; A: M Denton
183/200; B: K Dowie 178/200; C: T Ashton
161/200; LAD: M Denton 183/200; VET: M
McGill 192/200.
Bundaberg 04/06/06
Perfect (22): 25T SK O/GUN: B: R Rehbein
25/25; C: R Howie 24/25; 25T SK CS: OA: J
Havela 24/25; B: R Rehbein 24/25; C: J
Havela 24/25; 25T DB CD: AA: 1st J
McIntyre, D Nicholson, J Havela 24/25; A:
1st K Rehbein, R Howie, G Sergiacomi 24/25;
B: 1st F Agius, D Baggaley, C Groves 24/25;
C: 1st M Dawson 21/25; 30T MED: AA: D
Nicholson 49/50; A: G Mathews 48/50; B: P
Catasti 47/50; C: M Dawson 33/50; 15PR DR
CS: OA & AA: D Nicolson 28/30; A: G
Darlington 26/30; B: F Agius 25/30; C: M
Dawson 20/30; 20T DD: 1st D Rudd & J
Moore 19/20, 2nd D Baggaley & R Howie
19/20; HG: D Nicholson 101/105.
Cairns 04/06/06
Fine & sunny: 25T DB CD: 1st A Casella; 50T
PS: AA/A: 1st M Collins, 2nd R Miller; B/C:
THANK YOU
The Condamine Gun Club would like to thank
all businesses who sponsored our Annual Shoot
on the 10th and 11th June 2006. Thanks to
Queensland Gas Company, MDH - Wallumba
Feedlot, Teys Feedlot, Watsons Retravision
and Furniture, Condamine Kitchens, Charolais
Cattle Company and Peter Vowles Real Estate.
We would also like to thank local businesses in
Miles and Condamine, too numerous to mention, who donated items for raffles.
CAIRNS TARGET
SHOOTING CLUB Inc.
Annual Shoot Program
5th & 6th August 2006
Starting times
Friday: 2.00pm Practice
Saturday: 9:00am Event 1
Sunday: 8.30am Event 5
High Gun prizes (AA, A, B, C)
Bolt Action 22 rifle
Saturday
Event 1: 25T DB
Event 2: 30T Medley
Event 3: 50T DB
Event 4: 50T SB
REMINDER NOTICE
BUNDABERG
CLAY TARGET
CLUB INC.
ANNUAL SHOOT
6TH AUGUST 2006
Sunday
Event 5: 50T PS
Event 6: 50T Cont
Event 7: 30T DB H/Cap
Free camping facilities on site
Excellent food all weekend
Excellent shooting
The Committee reserves the right to change
the program without notice
FULL PROGRAM
JULY EDITION
CASH & CARTRIDGES
August 2006
For further information contact:
Secretary:
Maureen Armstrong 0438 532 597
Email:
[email protected]
Club Delegate: Pat Coogan 0428 739 940
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
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KINGAROY CLAY
PROUDL
QPCTC Inaugural
16th & 17th September 2006
Saturday 16 September 2006
Practice/Nominations 8:30am Shoot commencing 9.30am
$10,
IN CA
PRIZ
Event 1: Bank of Queensland 25t Double Barrel Cash Divide
60% Returned to Shooters
$15.00
Event 2: Asbestos R Us 25t Points Score Championship
O/A & 1st & 2nd in AA, A, B, C (& Sash & Badges)
$15.00
Event 3: Ransen Timber Co. 25t Single Barrel Championship
O/A & 1st & 2nd in AA, A, B, C (& Sash & Badges)
$15.00
Event 4: Central Hotel - Cloncurry 50t D/B Championship
O/A & 1st & 2nd in AA, A, B, C (& Sash & Badges)
$25.00
SATURDAY NIGHT
$1
POO
COMPE
WHOSH
PROGRA
BREAKFAST SUNDAY MORNING – FROM 7:00AM
PRACTICE AVAILABLE FRIDAY AFTER
FREE SAUSAGE
OVERALL, GRADES & LADIES, JUNIOR
FREE CAMPING FACILITIE
PRES: GARY BROWN
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Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
Y TARGET CLUB
LY HOSTS
Two Day Carnival
6****Open to all shooters****
000
ASH &
ZES
000
L FOR
ETITORS
OOT THE
AM CLEAN
Sunday 17 September 2006
Shoot commencing 8.30am
Event 5: Reliance Petroleum 30t Medley – 15m
O/A & 1st & 2nd in AA, A, B, C
$20.00
Event 6: Radio 90.7 Crow FM 30t Graded Meterage
1st- $500, – 2nd- $300, 3rd-$150, 4th-$50.
$20.00
Event 7: Kawana News 15 Pair Double Rise – 15m
O/A & 1st & 2nd in AA, A, B, C
$20.00
TOTAL NOMINATIONS =
VETS, LADIES &JUNIORS =
$130.00
$ 90.00
HIGH GUNS Sponsored by:
Queensland Police Sporting Association
& Ollie’s Mower Centre, Hillview Cottages,
Smithfield Feedlot.
RNOON 3PM FOLLOWED BY
SIZZLE
S, VETERANS – Sash & Trophy
ES ON GROUNDS
N 07 41690351
August 2006
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Dalby Gun Club Inc
2 Day Annual Shoot
26 & 27 August 2006
Saturday 26 August 2006 starting 9am
Event 1 30 Target Medley (10DB, 10SB, 10PTS) $20.00
Overall Sash & Trophy
Trophies 1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 2 25 Target Single Barrel Championship
Overall Sash & Trophy
Trophies 1st & 2nd AA A B C
$15.00
Event 3 50 Target Continental
Overall Sash & Trophy
Trophies1st & 2nd AA A B C
Nominations for Saturday
$30.00
$65.00
Meal Saturday Night
Breakfast Sunday morning
Sunday 27 August starting 8.30am
Event 4 30 Target Points Championship
Overall Sash & Trophy
Trophies 1st & 2nd AA A B C
$20.00
Event 5 30 Target Double Barrel Championship $20.00
Overall Sash & Trophy
Trophies 1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 6 15 Pair Double Rise
Overall Sash & Trophy
Trophies 1st & 2nd AA AB C
Callide Dawson 21/5/06
Perfect (31): 30T DB: OA: L Bunker 43/43;
AA: M Hetherington 42/43; A: J Clarke
29/30; B: J Russell 31/32; C: B Stevens
28/30; 30T PTS: AA: L Bunker 90/90; A: S
Struss 88/90; B: M Elliot 83/90; C: B Stevens
79/90; 30T SB CONT: AA: B Graving 28/30;
A: S Struss 88/90; B: M Elliot 83/90; C: B
Stevens 79/90; 30T SB CONT: AA: B Graving
28/30; A: S Struss 27/32; B: J Russell 26/30;
C: B Stevens 23/30; 15PR CONT. DD: 1st J
Clark & T Eckel, 2nd M Howard & T Stevens,
3rd J Russell & M Hetherington.
Gemfields 21/5/06
Overcast & cool (23): 75T MED. AA: A
Grimshaw 120/125; A: D Tyson 118/125; B: A
Jones 111/125; C: A Marcus 102/125; NOVICE:
R Holmes 50/75; 15PR DR: AA: A Grimshaw
26/30; A: D Tyson 26/30; B: A Jones 24/30; C:
C Jones 22/30; NOVICE: B Lawrence 22/30;
MONTHLY MUG: P Hearn 21/21.
Gladstone 4/6/06
Fine & windy (17): 25T DB: AA: G Wright
25/25; A: P Wood 24/25; B: B Arnold 22/25;
C: K Baille 15/25; 25T SB: AA: B Kneipp
22/25; A: P Wood 23/25; B: B Morrissy
20/25; C: G Ferguson 13/25; 25T PTS: AA: R
Wise 74/75; A: B Graving 72/75; B: B Arnold
68/75; C: G Ferguson 54/75; 25T CONT: AA:
J Riggs 25/25; A: B Graving 23/25; B: S
Waldron 22/25; C: G Ferguson 19/25; 25T
HC: 1st B Morrissy 27/29, 2nd R Wise 26/29,
3rd B Graving 24/27, 4th P Purks 23/26.
Gold Coast 21/5/06
Fine & sunny (16): 50T SK: AA: D Dundon
50/50; A: J Eckel 50/50; B: L Hughes 47/50;
C: T Ashton 38/50; 25T SK DBLS: AA: G
Walker 25/25; A: N Dimmick 24/25; B: L
Hughes 22/25; C: T Ashton 16/25; 50T SK:
AA: D Dundon 50/50; A: N Dimmick 49/50;
B: C Tipler 48/50; C: T Ashton 35/50.
Gold Coast 04/06/06
Fine, Clear day (28): 50T SPC Lewis System:
Div 1: 1st J Hollands 48/50, 2nd N Lillis
48/50; Div 2: 1st J Swale 44/50, 2nd R Jones
44/50; Div 3: 1st J Underhill 40/50; 2nd R
Brown 40/50; Div 4: 1st R Benington 37/50,
2nd D Mawditt 37/50; 50T SPC Lewis
System: Div 1: 1st J Johnson 48/50, 2nd V
Litvinov 47/50; Div 2: 1st P Shuttlewood
44/50, 2nd M Swale 43/50; Div 3: 1st L
Pratten 40/50, 2nd J Underhill 40/50; Div 4:
1st R Benington 33/50, 2nd M Leamon
32/50; HG: J Johnson 94/100.
Gold Coast 07/06/06
Cool & Dark (28): 75T MED: AA: 1st C Witt
123/125, 2nd M Swale 122/125; A: 1st P
Sorey 117/125, 2nd L Szabo 111/125; B: 1st B
Hamson 110/125, 2nd B Edwards 107/125; C:
1st B Perry 117/125, 2nd K Tomkins 106/125.
Gold Coast 11/06/06
Fine & windy (35): 25T DB CD: AA: C Witt, J
McLennan, A Jarvis 25/25; A: V Litvinov
25/25; B: F Innocenti, J Perks 24/25; C: B
Perry, N Marentis 24/25; 50T DB: AA: 1st D
Portors 67/67, 2nd C Witt 66/67; A: 1st R
Page 48/50, 2nd V Litvinov 47/50; B: 1st E
Roessier 49/50, 2nd P Strange 48/50; C: 1st B
Perry 46/50, 2nd N Marentis 45/50; 10PR DR:
AA: 1st S Weeden 16/20, 2nd C Witt 15/20;
A: 1st P Lunin 13/20, 2nd B Turner 32/50; B:
1st J Perks 12/20, 2nd P Strange 22/40; C:
1st B Perry 13/20, 2nd M McCarthy 11/20;
30T CONT: AA: 1st T O’Leary 30/30, 2nd C
Witt 43/44; A: 1st B McKechnie 30/30, 2nd R
Page 28/30; B: 1st J Perks 28/30, 2nd R
Harwood 35/38; C: 1st B Perry 25/30, 2nd C
Saywell 24/30.
Gold Coast 18/06/06
Fine & Cold (15): 25T SK DBLS: AA: D
Dundon; A: K Madsen; B: R Kilmartin; 50T SK
Gold Coast Clay Target Club
81 Gross Rd. Woongoolba, Queensland.
August Program
$20.00
Practice: 1.00pm to 5.00pm Most Saturdays
Nominations for Sunday
Total Nominations
Veterans, Junior, Ladies
1st K Williams, 2nd S Coco; 50T CONT: AA/A:
1st R Miller, 2nd I McHarrie; B/C: 1st M
Peressini, 2nd K Williams & A Casella.
$60.00
$125.00
$80.00
HIGH GUNS
Overall,AA,A, B, C Grades Sash & Trophy
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans if more than 3 shooters
in each class Sash & Trophy
Wednesday 2nd 7.30pm: Night Trap
75 Target Medley (25 D/B, 25 S/B, 25 Points)
- Graded - Trophies - Supper Sunday 6th 9.30am: Sporting
100 Targets Sporting Clays
- 2 Events under the Lewis Class System (Sporting Captain: Dave Mawditt 0418 154 302)
Practice available from 3pm Friday 25th August
Bar BBQ, Ammunition and camping
availablle on grounds
Friday 18th to Sunday 20th
ANNUAL TRAP CARNIVAL
Full Details in July CTSN or website.
Accommodation
Pathfinder Motel 07 4662 4433,
Dalby Manor Motel 07 4661 1011,
Dalby Motel 07 4662 3222,
Dalby Mid town Motel 1800 032 529
Sunday 27th 9.30am: Skeet
125 Targets Skeet
(Skeet Captain: Chris Larsen 0438 797 456)
The committee reserves the right to alter the program if necessary
For further inquiries please phone
Bill Allan 07 4662 4183 or 0429 722 060
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CLUBHOUSE AND RANGE: 07 5546 1368
WEBSITE: www.gcctc.onthenet.com.au
EMAIL: [email protected]
The committee reserves the right to alter advertised programs
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
Gemfields Clay Target Club Inc
Annual Two Day Carnival
August 19 and 20, 2006
Saturday August 19: 9:00am start
Event 1: 20 Target Double Barrel Cash Divide Eye Opener
1st AA, A, B, C 60% of noms back to shooters
Event 2: 50 Target Double Barrel Championshiip. Sponsored by TJM Australia.
Overall sash & trophy, 1st Badge & Trophy AA, A, B, C
2nd Trophy AA, A, B, C, Ladies, Veterans & Junior trophies.
Event 3: 25 Target Gem Special Points Score. Sponsored by Coolamon Mining.
Overall sash & Sapphire, 1st Sapphire AA, A, B, C
2nd Sapphire AA, A, B, C, Ladies, Veterans & Juniors
Event 4: 25 Target Continental Championship.
Sponsored by Robert Cross & Candy Brennan
Overall sash & trophy, 1st Badge & Trophy AA, A, B, C
2nd Trophy AA, A, B, C, Ladies, Veterans & Junior trophies.
$15.00
$25.00
$15.00
$15.00
Sunday August 20: 8.30am start
Event 5: 25 Target Points Score Championship.
$15.00
Sponsored by George & Irene Cross.
Overall sash & trophy, 1st Badge & Trophy AA, A, B, C
2nd Trophy AA, A, B, C, Ladies, Veterans & Junior trophies.
Event 6: 25 Target Single Barrel Championship.
Sponsored by John & Sandra McKenzie.
$15.00
Overall sash & trophy, 1st Badge & Trophy AA, A, B, C
2nd Trophy AA, A, B, C, Ladies, Veterans & Junior trophies.
Eventt 7: Gemfields Clay Target Club - 30 Target Handicap Challenge
$25.00
Overall $1000 cash, 2nd $500, 3rd $250, 4th $150, 5th $100.
Total Noms $125.00
uniors $ 75.00
Ladies, Veterans, Ju
Over $10,000 in cash & prizes to be won
Saturday Night 3 course Dinner - Full Calcutta Auction
High Guns: Sash & Prize - Overall, AA, A, B, C, Ladies, Veterans & Juniors,
Sponsored by Goodyear Australia.
Powered van sites, Hot showers, Practice available from 2pm Friday,
Meals available from Friday to Sunday night, Ammo available.
Management reserves the right to alter the program if necessary.
Enquiries: President: George Cross 4985 4143.
Secretary: Alan Grimshaw 4982 1255 (b/h), 4982 4170 (a/h)
August 2006
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
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CD: AA: V Litvinov & D Dundon; A: T Edgar;
B: K Dowie; 50T SK HG Monthly Graded: AA:
D Dundon; A: C Larsen; B: K Dowie; C: P
Higgins; OA HG: D Dundon 135/136.
Goondiwindi 11/06/06
Cold & very windy (46): 75T CH/CH 25DB25PS25SB: OA: M Lillyman 122/125;
AA: 1st N Postlewaight 121/125, 2nd D Robb
119/125, 3rd R Walters 117/125; A: 1st J
Peters 118/125, 2nd T Robb 114/125, 3rd B
Webster 112/125; B: 1st B O’Byrne 117/125,
2nd N Campbell 112/125, 3rd T Middleton
98/125; C: 1st L Moloney 112/125, 2nd C Fea
106/125, 3rd J Mulckey 97/125; 30PR DD:
OA: D Makim & M Lillyman, 2nd N
Postlewaight & R Walters, 3rd R Brown & M
Moloney, 4th T Middleton & M Johnson, 5th
C Fea & J Allen.
Gympie 14/05/06
Hot & sunny (29): 50T MED: AA: 1st P Grove
100/100, 2nd C Morris 99/100; A: 1st G
Schnider 100/100, 2nd S Whitehead 93/100;
B: 1st P Barnard 119/125, 2nd B Weedon
118/125; C: 1st C Otto 90/100, 2nd D Shaw
89/100; 50T DB: AA: 1st P Grove 50/50, 2nd
C Morris 94/95; A: 1st G Watson 106/111,
2nd J Brown 68/70; B: 1st P Bernard 50/52,
2nd V Dollison 49/52; C: 1st C Otto 55/58,
2nd A Davey 54/58; HG: AA: P Grove
150/150; A: G Schnider 148/150; B: P
Barnard 144/150; C: C Otto 137/150.
147/155; A: G Watson 146/155; B: V
Dollisson 137/155; C: D Shaw 122/155.
Gympie 11/06/06
Overcast to clear (20): 25T DB: AA: P Grove
67/67; A: L Trew 25/25; B: N Elliott 38/39; C:
A Davey 21/25; 25T DB PS: AA: D Nicholson
74/75; A: A Earle 81/81; B: V Dollisson
75/75; C: D Shaw 65/75; 25T DB CONT: AA:
P Grove 25/25; A: L Trew 36/36; B: J Dawson
25/25; C: D Shaw 23/25; 15PR DR: AA: P
Grove 24/30; A: G Durre 25/30; B: B Weedon
18/30; C: A Davey 18/30; HG: AA: P Grove
Maryborough 28/5/06
Fine (32): 50 DB CS: AA & OA: P Anderson
50; A: P Smith 49; B: G Sartore 46; C: M
Bennett 45; 50 PS CS: AA & OA: S
Whitehead 50; A: G Chizzotti 48; B: T Cecil
46; C: S Hubert 43; HG: AA: J Maxwell 100;
A: P Smith 94; B: T Cecil 91; C: S Hubert 88.
TRAPS FOR SALE
2 x ITP Automatic down the line traps
300 target capacity
Complete with full set of
Canterbury Voic
ce Release
Both in good working condition
$3900 each ono
GOONDIWINDI GUN CLUB
Contact – Doug Mitchell 0407 339 950
Ian Fowles
0402 046 711 or 07 3267 3237
E-mail [email protected]
Redcliffe City Clay Target Club
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Mackenzies Home Timber & Hardware
BOC Elgas Metaland
ONE DAY OPEN SHOOT
FOUR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
SUNDAY 13TH AUGUST 2006
9.00AM
Event 1 Sponsored by BOC
25 Target Double Barrel 15mts
Club Championship
Badge 1st each grade & Trophies 1 2 3 AA A B C
Event 2 Sponsored By Elgas
25 Target DB Points Score 15mts
Club Championship
Kingaroy 04/06/06
Fine (46): 100T CONT 15M: OA: S
Prendergast 113/116; AA: 1st C Gurski
107/111, 2nd G Durre 96/100; A: 1st E Hass
112/116, 2nd P Moloney 103/109; B: 1st P
Van Buezekom 91/100, 2nd P Barnard
89/100; C: 1st J Tessmann 87/100, 2nd L Van
Beuzekom 87/102.
Normanton 27/05/06-28/05/06
Cool & windy (60): PS CS: OA: J Farrell
90/90; AA: 1st M Loy 75/78, 2nd D Stitt
179/180; A: 1st V Moore 89/90, 2nd D
Reeves 74/75; B: 1st F Johnson 74/75, 2nd V
Garner 73/75; C: 1st J Bell 81/84, 2nd E
Seawright 76/84; VET: B Stolberg 71/75;
LAD: D Reeves 69/75; DB CS: OA: G Moore
110/110; AA: 1st D Stitt 109/110, 2nd R
Cusack 102/103; A: 1st N Beale 55/56, 2nd H
Walton 43/44; B: 1st S Carter 53/54, 2nd S
Rosendahl 52/54; C: 1st C Gallagher 30/33,
2nd R Bona 29/33; VET: D Killick 41/42; LAD:
V Moore 23/25; NIGHT DB CS: OA: R Cusack
32/32; AA: 1st R Kennedy 25/26, 2nd W
Reeves 30/31; A: 1st A Scouller 37/38, 2nd D
Reeves 36/38; B: 1st M Kirk 27/28, 2nd S
Rosendahl 26/28; C: 1st J Bell 24/25, 2nd L
Illingsworth 23/25; VET: P Bonato 23/25;
LAD: D Reeves 29/31; DB CS: OA: T Coco
64/64; AA: 1st T Matthews 63/64, 2nd S
Olver 57/58; A: 1st D Grant 43/44, 2nd J
Taylor 26/27; B: 1st P Bonato 24/25, 2nd V
Garner 27/29; C: 1st L Illingsworth 23/25,
2nd R Bona 22/25; VET: D Killick 28/29; LAD:
V Moore 36/38; SB CS: OA: D Stitt 28/28;
AA: 1st M Loy 29/30, 2nd S Olver 28/30; A:
1st D Grant 27/28, 2nd A Scouller 24/25; B:
1st S Carter 23/25, 2nd J Bell 35/38; C: 1st R
Bona 19/25, 2nd D Edwards 19/26; VET: B
Stolberg 22/25; LAD: E Seawright 34/38; PS
CS: OA: P Boland 159/159; AA: 1st C Wilson
74/75, 2nd W Reeves & D Reeves 73/75; A:
1st V Moore 158/159, 2nd D Tattam 110/111;
B: 1st V Garner 71/75, 2nd F Johnson 70/75;
C 1st R Bona 69/75, 2nd G McDonald 61/75;
VET: D Killick 71/75; LAD: D Peebles 54/75;
CARPENTARIA CLASSIC:
1st D Grant
148/150; HG: LAD: D Reeves 231/250; VET:
D Killick 233/250; AA: D Stitt 240/250; A: V
Moore 240/250; B: F Johnson 229/250; C: J
Bell 229/250; OA: M Loy 243/250.
Pioneer 20-21/5/06
Cloudy & windy: 50T DB: OA: J Riggs; AA:
1st B Powell, 2nd R Dunn; A: 1st G
Townsend, 2nd P Lonergan; B: 1st P Colls,
2nd L Rodden; C: 1st M Buhagiar, 2nd R
Gordon; 30T SB: OA: B McMillan; AA: 1st B
Powell, 2nd R Dunn; A: 1st J Rodden, 2nd G
Rudd; B: 1st D Turner, 2nd P Colls; C: 1st R
Gordon, 2nd C Camilleri; 30T DB CONT.: OA:
G McPherson; AA: 1st J Riggs, 2nd B Powell;
A: 1st G Rudd, 2nd R Woodhouse; B: 1st D
Turner, 2nd J Wiseman; C: 1st M Buhagiar,
2nd R Gordon; 30T PS: OA: V McMillan; AA:
1st B Pavy, 2nd L Brandt; A: 1st T Gordon,
2nd B Reibel; B: 1st D Turner, 2nd J
Wiseman; C: 1st M Buhagiar, 2nd C
Camilveri; 30T HC: 1st R Gordon, 2nd D
Colls, 3rd D Turner, 4th G Townsend, 5th P
Boland; HG: LAD: D Colls; JNR: N Wiseman;
VET: G Rudd; OA: B McMillan; AA: L Brandt;
A: P Boland; B: D Turner; C: R Gordon.
Pioneer 16/06/06-17/06/06
25kt Sea Breeze (24): 50T QCTA CZ NIGHT DB
CS: OA: B McMillan: A: 1st R Dunn, 2nd T
Gordon; B: 1st O Dunn, 2nd J Wiseman; C: 1st
B Weaver, 2nd C Camilleri; 25T DB CD: A: 1st
P Boland, 2nd B McMillan; B: 1st L Rodden,
2nd J Rodden & N Wiseman; C: 1st N Senini,
Q.C.T.A. Raffle 2006
Drawn at State Carnival
Gemfields 1-5-2006
1st Prize Ticket No 1965
Engel Fridge 40 Ltr
Josadine Haddad
2nd Prize Ticket No 1567
Engel Fridge 32 Ltr
N. Aird
Badge 1st each grade & Trophies 1 2 3 AA A B C
Event 3 Sponsored by Metaland
25 Target Single Barrel 15mts
Club Championship
Badge 1st each grade & Trophies 1 2 3 AA A B C
Event 4 Sponsored by Mackenzies Home
Timber & Hardware
30 Pair Deauville Doubles 20mts
Club Championship
Badges 1st & Trophies 1 2 3 4 5
Overall High Gun Trophy (Events 1, 2 & 3)
Nominations $50.00
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans $40.00
President Gary Battaglene 0427 711 747
The committee reserves the right to alter the programme
3rd Prize Ticket No 2263
Engel Fridge 21 Ltr
Robert Harwood
The Q.C.T.A. would like to thank everyone
who supported this raffle, the A.C.T.A.
for allowing tickets to be sold at the Nationals,
to everyone who helped to sell tickets and to all
of you who bought tickets. The raffle raised
over $12,300.00 and all money raised will be
used to support Queensland shooters
making representative teams
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
Texas Clay Target Club Inc.
TWO-DAY
SPRING CARNIVAL
23rd & 24th September 2006
Saturday 23rd
Event
Event
Event
Event
1:
2:
3:
4:
25t
30t
25t
15t
DB Cash Divide
Med (15DB, 15PS)
DB PS
DD Choice Partner
$10
$19
$16
$20
Sunday 24th
Event
Event
Event
Event
5:
6:
7:
8:
25t DB Cash Divide
25t PS
30t Med (10DB, 10SB, 10PS)
15 Pair DR
$10
$16
$19
$10
Novelty Jackpot on Sunday
Trophies:
AA, A, B, C - 1st & 2nd place for each grade both days
Presentation of Sashes for:
AA, A, B, C: Overall, Ladies, Junior & Veteran.
Total Nominations $120.00
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans $72.00
Camping and hot showers available at Club
For further information contact; Ray Potter 07 4653 1416 or
Silvana Pietrobon 07 4653 0023 Mobile 0429 797 709
Accommodation
Texas Motel 07 4553 1300, Texas Hotel 07 4653 1310 orYellow Rose Bed & Breakfast 07 4653 1592
The committee reserves the right to alter the program
August 2006
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2nd D de Thomasis; 25T CONT: A: 1st P Boland,
2nd R Dunn; B: 1st L Rodden, 2nd O Dunn; C:
1st T Walsh, 2nd N Senini; 25T SB: A: 1st B
McMillan, 2nd P Boland; B: 1st L Rodden, 2nd
O Dunn; C: 1st N Senini, 2nd B de Thomasis;
25T HC: 1st B McMillan, 2nd O Dunn, 3rd P
Boland; 50T QCTA CZ NIGHT PS CS: OA: B
McMillan; A: 1st P Boland, 2nd C Freeman; B:
1st O Dunn, 2nd N Wiseman; C: 1st B de
Thomasis, 2nd B Weaver.
Port Denison 28/05/06
Overcast with Showers (16): 25T SB Gr SS:
AA: 1st B Gall 24/25, 2nd N Maltby 21/25; A:
1st G Faulkner 22/25, 2nd K Stout, G Dalton
& G Vassalini 20/25; B: 1st B Malone & M
Anderson 18/25; C: 1st A Byerley 18/25, 2nd
O Perrett 15/25; 30T GR - 10T DB/10T SB/10T
PS: AA: N Maltby 46/50; A: G Faulkner 50/50;
B: B Malone 44/50; C: D Perrett 39/50; 25T DB
GR: AA: B Gall 24/25; A: G Dalton 25/25; B: B
Malone 21/25; C: A Byerley 22/25; 15P DR GR
SS: AA: N Maltby 24/30; A: G Whiteside
26/30; B Malone 23/30; C: O Perrett 15/30.
Redcliffe City 14/5/06
Chilly, but ideal (17): 100T PS: AA: 1st C
Tanner 230/300; A: 1st B Minos 283/300, 2nd
K Noud 273/300; B: 1st S Velastro 255/300,
2nd B Wiseman 230/300; C: 1st S Patti
242/300, 2nd C Dale 230/300; OA: B Minos
283/300.
Sunshine Coast 21/5/06
25T DB SW: AA: 1st S Trafford, D Portors
25/25, 2nd B Brown, G Goding 24/25; A: 1st D
Reynolds 21/25, 2nd G Watson 19/25; B: 1st A
Aitchinson, K Knight 23/25, 2nd B Wiseman
22/25; C: 1st J McCarthy 20/25, 2nd D Lockrey
15/25, 3rd G Casali 11/25; 50T PTS CS: OA: D
Nicholson 146/150; AA: 1st B McKechnie
140/150, 2nd B Stevens 139/140; A: 1st G
Watson 142/150, 2nd S Trafford 133/150;
B:1st B Armstrong 127/150, 2nd J Davison
122/150; C: 1st D Lockrey 119/150, 2nd J
McCarthy 106/150; 25T HC: 1st D Nicholson
24/25, 2nd B Armstrong 27/29, 3rd S Trafford
27/30, 4th K Knight 23/26, 5th G Watson
24/27; HG: OA: D Nicholson 193/200; AA: B
McKechnie 184/200; A: G Watson 183/200; B:
B Armstrong 171/200; C: D Lockrey 149/200.
Sunshine Coast 18/06/06
25T DB SS: AA: 1st W Humphreys & Q Porfiri
74/75, 2nd D Stevens & D Portors 72/75; A: 1st
W Murray 71/75, 2nd G Fett & D Reynolds
67/75; B: 1st J Davison 66/75, 2nd P Spencer
64/75, 3rd G Laskey 63/75; C: 1st J Eckel 69/75,
2nd J McCarthy 54/75, 3rd D Lockrey 52/75;
50T DB CS: OA: G Hogarth 146/150; AA: 1st D
Stevens 59/61, 2nd D Portors 58/61; A: 1st D
Reynolds 48/50, 2nd G Manning 62/66; B: 1st
G Laskey 45/50, 2nd D Vincent 44/50; C: 1st D
Lockrey 38/50, B Carland 32/55; 25T CONT: AA:
1st D Portors 31/31, 2nd D Stevens 30/31; A:
1st B McKechnie 28/30, 2nd G Dennien 27/30;
B: 1st G Laskey 23/25, 2nd J Davison 22/25; C:
1st D Lockrey 18/25, 2nd B Carland 16/25; HG:
OA: D Stevens 165/170; AA: D Portors 164/170;
A: B McKechnie 139/150; B: G Laskey 131/150;
C: D Lockrey 108/150.
Tallawalla 27/5/06
Fine with light winds: 10T CD: 8 Possibles; 25T
DB: OA: B Zimpel 29/29; AA: J Clarke 27/28;
A: B Reibel 29/29; B: M Fergus 25/26; C: W
Bell 23/25; 75T 25T PTS: OA: R Kirk 75/75; AA:
B Graving 71/75; A: C Barletta 71/75; B: N Bell
74/75; C: R Selke 69/75; 25T CONT: OA: P
Esmond 35/35; AA: R Kirk 25/26; A: B Reibel
34/35; B: L Selke 32/34; C: W Bell 23/25; 30T
DR: OA: B reibel 28/30; AA: C Reeves 24/30;
A: C Barletta 23/30; B: C Vincent 25/30; C: S
Waugh 20/30, R Wise & L Selke 22/30, M
Fergus 21/30, W Bell & B Stephens 17/30.
Tallawalla
Fine with light winds (40): 25T DB HC: 1st L
Selke 25/25, 2nd B Stephens 24/25, 3rd C
Barletta 25/27, 4th R Selke 24/27; 100T DB:
OA: W Sattler 99/100; AA: C Reeves 97/100, S
Ryan; A: P Brandt 98/100, L Selke; B: L Srb
95/100, M Fergus; C: B Stephens 90/10, R
Selk; HG: OA: M Fergus 269/290; VET: C
Grimshaw 249/290; LAD: D Barletta 253/290;
JNR: Z Grimshaw 90/125.
Texas 28/5/06
Cold, then warm (31): 25T DB: AA: M Moloney
25, D Robb 24; A: G Costanzo 25, J Peters 25;
B: M Johnson 25, T Rogers 25; C: G Costanzo
25, J Doidge 22; 25T PTS: AA: C Lee 72, M
Moloney 72; A: B Fin 67, L Harland 70; B: M
Johnson 73, D Cameron 73; C: J Doidge 69, K
Redman 63; 25T SB: AA: D Makin 24, D Robb
24; A: B Long 25, M Johnson 24; B: P Norman
22, A Allenby 22; C: K Ryan 19, E Arca 18; 20T
DD: 1st D Makim & B DeBortoli 10/10, 2nd D
Cameron & P Norman 10/10; OA: M Johnson
122/125.
Townsville 21/5/06
Windy (44); 25T SK HC SS: H Lategan, P Dury,
B Murphy, J Kitsas, B Taylor, M Stoneman, D
Killick, G Reeves, E Reeves 25/25; 25T SK HC
SS: H Haythorpe, H Lategan, M Stoneman, G
Reeves, B Edwards, E Reeves 25/25; NTH ZONE
DB TWR CS: Div.1: G Reeves 32/32, P Giardino
31/32; Div.2: B Edwards 22/25, W Cislowski
28/32; Div.3: M Anderson 26/33, R Carty
25/33; 25T DB: AA: V Burgess & W Cislowski
24/24; A: T Comerford 25/25, C Scott, J Taylor,
B Taylor, G Reeves 24/24; B: R Haddow & M
Carty 25/25; C: L Carty 22/25, J Kitsas 21/25;
25T PS: A: V Burgess 73/75, B Murphy 72/75;
A: T Comerford 73/75, N Beale, G Reeves
71/75; B: H Lategan 72/75, R Haddow, P
Mackay 69/69; C: L Carty 68/75, J Kitsas
61/75.
Warwick 04/06/06
Fine & sunny: 30P DR: AA: 1st G Newey
67/80, 2nd G Smith 66/80; A: 1st K Simpson
46/60, 2nd D Tattam 45/60; B: 1st I House
42/60, 2nd D Harwood 41/60; C: 1st A Nolan
40/60, 2nd J Robb 41/70; 50T MED - 25T
DB/25T PS: A: 1st K Simpson 100/100; B: 1st
D Cameron 99/100, 2nd T Rogers 94/100; C:
1st A Nolan 91/100; HG: AA: M Loy 148/160;
A: K Simpson 146/160; B: D Cameron
135/160; C: A Nolan 131/160; VET: 1st D
Cameron 135/160, 2nd I House 129/160.
Warwick Clay Target Club
4 September 2006
Annual One Day Shoot
4 Events 9.30am Start
Camping available
Enquiries: Robin Loy 0408 755 160
August 2006
Northern Territory
Alice Springs 14/5/06
Fine (10): 25 SK: 1st A Brown 25/25; 50 SK
CS: B: 1st S Morris 44/50; C: 1st T Laker
38/50; STATE HC 50 CS: 1st A Robinson
48/50, 2nd A Brown 42/50, 3rd P Dos Santos
38/50.
Alice Springs 28/5/06
Fine & windy (15): 50SK DBLS: 1st A Brown
47/50, 2nd J Niland 44/50, 3rd S Morris
43/50; 25T PS CS: 1st R Walsh 57/75, 2nd J
Niland 69/75, 3rd N Cottee 68/75; STATE
MXD T: OA: S Morris 57/60; B: J Niland
56/60; C: M Cullenan 47/60; DTL CS 50 DB:
1st AA: B Evans 50/50; B: 1st M Niland
48/50; 50 PS CS: AA: 1st T Laker 149/150; B:
1st R DeSousa 145/150; 25PR DR CS: AA: 1st
B Evans 42/50; B: 1st T Evans 37/50.
Darwin 28/5/06
Perfect (35): TOP END CHALLENGE: 25T SK,
25T DB, 25T TR: 1st S Horo 66/75, 2nd G
Bateson 65/75, 3rd D Howe & T Hamilton
64/75; TEAMS: 1st DCTC –611, 2nd TOP END
– 587.
Darwin 09/06/06
Sunny & nice: 25T SK E/O: S Morris D Searl
& B Evans 25/25; 50T SK: OA S Morris 49/50;
A: B Evans 48/50, C McTaggart 47/50; B: T
Hamilton 57/60, T Lloyd 56/60; C: S Horo
48/50, G Rowley 52/58; 50T STATE SK: OA: J
Carney 50/50; A: B Evans 48/50, K Mules
53/56; B: T LLoyd 48/50, T Hamilton 47/50;
C: C Herbert 47/50, N Cottee 44/50; 50T
STATE SK DBLS: OA: T Hamilton 49/50; A: C
McTaggart 46/50, B Evans 45/50; B: J Carney
47/50; C: R Yeo 46/50, S Horo 43/50; HG: OA
J Carney 168/175; A: B Evans 166/175; B: T
Hamilton 167/175; C: S Horo 157/175; LAD
L O’Grady 128/175; 2 MAN TEAM: J Carney/T
Hamilton 335/350; POSTAL TEAM HG: J
Carney 53/54.
Darwin 10/06/06-12/06/06
Sunny & nice: TRAP STATE TITLES: 10T PS
E/O: K Mules, D Howe, R Fox, C McTaggart,
R Bailey, T Coco, L O’Grady, D Barnes, S
Morris, T Brown 30/30; 50T STATE DB: OA P
Fabris 168/168; AA: T Brown 167/168, G
Bateson 60/61; A: V Padovan 50/50, M
Bullus 57/58; B: C McTaggart 49/52, M
Dillon 48/52; C: S Horo 47/50, T Drury
45/50; 10T SB E/O: D Howe, K Thomas, B
Evans 10/10; 50T STATE SB: OA: T Brown
52/53; AA: P Fabis 51/53, T Robinson 47/50;
A: D Sean 46/50, T Coco 41/50; B: Tom
Evans 49/54, C Herbert 48/54; C: S Horo
39/50, N Cook 36/50; LAD: T Laker 41/50;
JNR: B Kittle 39/50; 50T STATE PS: OA: V
Padovan 188/189; AA: G Hayden 149/150,
D Barnes 205/207; A: T Coco 140/150, D
Searl 138/150; B: C Herbert 146/150, R Yeo
141/150; C: S Horo 133/150, R Fox 131/150;
LAD: T Evans 140/150; JNR: T Hamilton
147/150; 50T STATE HC: B Evans 52/55, Tom
Evans 51/55, R Batson 47/51; 25pr STATE
DR: OA: B Evans 46/50; AA: G Hayden
43/50, T Hamilton 42/50; A: D Searl 36/50,
T Coco 43/60; B: F Thomas 38/50, R Yeo
36/50; C: L Wylie 31/50, S Horo 41/70; LAD:
T Laker 32/50; JNR: B Kittle 58/80; HG: OA:
B Evans 374/390; AA: T Brown 404/430; A:
D Searl 346/390; B: Tom Evans 344/390; C:
S Horo 331/390; LAD: T Laker 325/390; JNR:
T Hamilton 348/390; 2 MAN TEAM: B
Evans/T Brown 739/780; CARNIVAL HG: B
Evans 540/565; POSTAL TEAM HG: O: D
Searl 148/150; LAD: T Laker 82/87; NT CLUB
CHALLENGE: DCTC - T Hamilton, V Padovan,
C Herbert, V Mollica, D Howe 245/250.
Top End 21/5/06
Fine (18): 75 MXD T - TOP END CHALLENGE:
1st C McTaggart 72/75, 2nd J Doyle 65/75,
3rd T Lloyd 64/75.
Top End 4/6/06
Fine & sunny (20): BARRY MUNT MEMORIAL
SHOOT - 75 MXD T: HG: T Hamilton 68/75;
A: C McTaggart 59/75; B: T Lloyd 64/75; C: L
O’Grady 52/75.
New South Wales
Albury Wodonga 11/06/06
Sunny & windy(37): 10T CD: I Erbacher, G
Parker, R Phefley, T McLaughlin, D Harley, J
Hoffman, R Liersch & R Ehlers : 25T DB CS:
OA & AA: R Liersch 46/46; AA: 2nd T Penney
33/34; A: G Sanders 43/44, 2nd P Simmons
36/37; B: R Phefley 45/46, 2nd J Palffy
29/29; C: I Erbacher 24/25, 2nd M Metry
21/25; 20T HC: 1st R Phefley 20/20, 2nd G
Parker 19/21, 3rd A Green 20/23; 20T CONT
CS: OA & AA: R Phefley 36/36; AA: 2nd R
Ehlers 22/22; A: D Harley 29/30, 2nd P
Simmonds 21/22; B: A Green 35/36, 2nd A
McGregor 27/28; C: J Parker 25/25, 2nd I
Erabacher 24/25; OA HG: R Phefley 75/75;
JNR HG: J Parker 20/25.
Barellan 11/06/06
Cold & windy(7): 10T DB 15Mtr CD: L Irvin
10/10; D Collier, K Whytcross & A Bound
9/10; 30T DB GR 15m: OA & A: L Irvin; A:
2nd D Whytcross; B: 1st J Irvin; C: 1st A
Heckman, 2nd B Irvin; VET: D Collier; 10T
DB off HC CD: D Collier 10/10, A Bound
9/10.
Bathurst 04/06/06
Sunny but cool(21): 25T DB CD: AA: L
Aberley, J Nash & J Laspina 25/25; A: M
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Harber 25/25, A Clarke 24/25; B: J Hill
25/25, A Hill 24/25; C: J Hill 23/25, M Coles
21/25; 50T DB CS: OA: A Hill 59/60; AA: J
Laspina 48/50, R Slaven 47/50; A: P Haley
58/60, M Dean 54/56; B: K Elias 47/50, P
Rosconi 46/50; C: J Hill 48/50, M Coles
41/50; 15 PR DR CD: AA; J Laspina 26/30, R
Slaven 25/50; A: M Dean 28/50, P Haley & A
Clarke 26/50; C: J Hill 17/50.
Bega 04/06/06
Wet & cold(26): 10T PS CONT EO: C Smith &
S Platts 30/30; 75T PS CONT Open CS: OA: R
Kearns 216/225; AA: P Green 214/225, J
Siede 179/225; A: C Smith 212/225, A
Deacon 209/225; B: B Deacon 212/225, N
Wilton 203/225; C: R Taylor 175/225, B
Wilton 168/225; 25T American Style 15mtrs:
AA: R Kearns 25/25; A: C Smith 25/25; B: B
Smith 41/41; C: B Wilton 22/25; HG C Smith;
Jnr FM: T Green.
Bombala 21/5/06
Fine (14): 100T CM: OA: P Green 141/150;
AA: 1st R Kearns 141/150, 2nd W Wombwell
136/150; A: 1st A Neilsen 130/150m 2nd R
Welch 126/150; B: 1st N Wilton 133/150,
2nd B Deacon 126/150; C: 1st B Wilton
89/150.
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ALBURYWODONGA
Clay Target Club Inc.
Sunday 13th August 2006 10.00am Start
Ev 1.
10 Target Double Barrel Cash Divide
Noms $6
Ev 2.
20 Target Double Barrel Championship
Noms $10 L/V $7
Jnr $4
Ev 3.
30 Mixed Targets Championship
Nom $15
L/V $10 Jnr $6
Ev 4.
15 Target Handicap
Noms $8
L/V $6
Jnr $3
High Gun trophy over full program
Junior Award on Event 2 - Free noms to next shoot.
$150 open order from Elks Hunting & Fishing for
possible shot over fall program.
Albury/Wodonga Clay Target Club, use & endorse
Gemini Traps on all our DTL & Ball Trap events.
Committee reserves the right to alter/modify any event if necessary.
President: Reg Petts 0413 021 170
Secretary: Ross Carter AH 02 6025 2294
Mob 0419 449 465
Boorowa 27/5/06
Fine & cool (15): 25T HC: 1st G Sinclair
25/25, 2nd S Crain 24/25, 3rd M
Gertstenberg 29/30; 50T DB CS: OA: G
Serafin 50/50; AA: G Sinclair 91/92, K
Chiaverini 90/92; A: S Crain 47/50, M
Campbell 46/50; B: D Howard 48/50, J
Richardson 47/50; C: N Crisp 39/50, G
Martin 38/50; 25T CONT CD: 1st M
Gerstenberg 25/25, 2nd J Griffiths, D
Howard, G Serafin, K Chiaverini, D
Anderson 24/25; HG: G Serafin & G Sinclair
97/100.
Canberra 28/05/06
Cool & sunny(18): 25T PS CD: AA: 1st m
Bryan 74/75, 2nd N Privett 72/75, 3rd D
Crane 71/75; A: 1st F Luccarda & Steve
Balogh 71/75; B: 1st K Cox 73/75, 2nd I
Crisp 75/75, 3rd J Kyle 67/75; C: 1st L
Burchell 70/75, 2nd A Cameron 61/75, 3rd
A Moore 57/75; 50T Club MXD CS: OA: D
Crane 85/90; AA: 1st N Privett 83/90, 2nd
M Bryan 62/70; A: 1st F Luccarda 62/70,
2nd Steve Balogh 59/70; B: 1st M Maurice
62/70, 2nd I Crisp 60/70; C: 1st A Cameron
58/70, 2nd G Betar 51/70; 15 PR D/R: OA: D
Crane 26/30; AA: M Bryan 22/30; A: F
Luccarda 18/30; B: 1st M Maurice 21/30; C:
1st G Betar 21/50; HG: D Crane 182/195
Canberra 04/06/06
75T American Style SKT CS: OA & A: T
Forrest 67/75; B: J Pethybridge 56/75; C: R
Kneipp 60/75; 25T HC: 1st R Kneipp 32/33,
2nd J Pethybridge.
Canowindra 21/5/06
Fine & sunny (36): 25 DB: GR: AA: B
Thompson, J Lawrence, G Sinclair; A: 10 A
graders shot 24/25; B: M Chellas 24/25, T
Mooney 24/25, M Taylor 24/25; C: C Guihot
23/25, B Hodge 18/25; 50T DB CONT.: OA &
AA: J Finn 50/50; AA: 1st B Boyd, 2nd G
Sinclair; A: 1st J Player, 2nd T Eade; B: 1st M
Chellas, 2nd R Campbell; C: 1st C Guihot,
2nd B Hodge; 25T HC: 1st G Betts 25/25,
2nd T Touvras 39/40; OA HG: G Sinclair & J
Finn 96/100.
Canowindra 18/6/2006
Fine(34): 25T SB GR: AA: D Hopwood
25/25, R Johnstone & G McCallister 24/25
A: J Malloy 23/25, J Rice 22/25; B: R
Campbell 23/25, L Redfern 17/25; C: B
Hodge 19/25, R Hodge 18/25; 50T P/S CS:
OA: Glen Sinclair; AA: 1st G McCallister,
2nd J Lawrence; A: 1st J Malloy, 2nd G
Brettschneider; B: 1st C Patterson, 2nd
R Campbell; C: 1st B Hodge, 2nd R
Hodge; 25T DB HC: 1st M Pollard 37/38,
2nd R Hodge 36/38; OA HG: G Sinclair
191/200.
Cecil Park 19/5/06
Fine (15): 60T MXD: 1st G Dominfield, 2nd N
Tourgelis, 3rd G Chahine, 4th J Koolbanis;
100T ISSF SK: 1st A Santangelo, 2nd G
Schweirkert.
Cecil Park 26/5/06
(13): 60T MXD: 1st N Tourgelis, 2nd G
Hateshi, 3rd G Chahine, 4th S Tourgelis.
Cecil Park 10/06/06
Showers(23): 75T SKT: OA: C Sim; AA: 1st R
Clarke, 2nd T Dent, 3rd J Guberina, 4th M
Newman; A: 1st R Cocking, 2nd C Kykriacou,
3rd B Buhagiar, 4th I Stewart; B: 1st J
Sheather, 2nd C Cavalaro, 3rd J Martin, 4th
J Watchorn; C: 1st J Haddad, 2nd W
Crosmak, 3rd L Martin, 4th J Giles.
Cecil Park 11/06/06
Windy(12): ISSF Trap Skins: A: 1st T Cantali;
B: 1st J Coaker; C: 1st E Zadro.
Cecil Park 16/06/06
Fine(25): 50T DB: AA: 1st S Bell, 2nd N
Tourgelis; A: 1st T Chryssolvenis, 2nd R
Manicaro; B: 1st R Kennedy, 2nd D Webb; C:
1st R Teffaha, 2nd M Chehimy.
Canberra International
Clay Target Club Inc.
CANBERRA INTERNATIONAL
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
Charcoal Kiln Rd, Kowen Forest,
Turn off 400m east of Burbong Bridge on Kings
Highway 9km from Queanbeyan
Visit us online at: WWW.CanberraInter.org.au
Email: [email protected]
AUGUST PROGRAM
6 AUGUST 10:00AM
Canberra 50 tgt American Skeet Championship
25 Pair Double Skeet
13 AUGUST 9:30AM
100 tgt Simulated Field Graded
Incorporating The Perazzi Sub-gauge (OTG)
27 AUGUST 10:00AM
For Sale
A pair of Cromson Skeet Traps.
Sound mechanical condition,
some electrical problems.
Currently installed at Club
$1500 ono.
Contact: [email protected]
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Charcoal Kiln Rd, Kowen Forest
Turn off 400m east of Burbong
Bridge on Kings Highway 9kin from Queanbeyan
Visit us online at: www.Canberra1nter.org.au
25 tgt Continental Double Barrel CD
50 tgt Club Continental Championship
25 tgt Points Score
Contacts
Skeet: Andrew Paddison 0416 255 442
Simulated Field: Nelson Cox 0404 189 985
ISSF: Suzy Balogh 0418 417 943
DTL: Kerry White 0408 620 308
or Wayne Smith 6238 1387
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program
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August 2006
Coleambally 10/06/06
Raining(17): 10T DB CONT EO: J Neutze, C
Shields, G Evans, J Vardanega & I Taylor
10/10; 30T DB CONT Trophy: AA: G Evans; A:
P Ledwidge; B: D Gill; C: J Neutze; 30T PS
Trophy: AA: C Shields; A: P Ledwidge; B: S
Shields; C: J Neutze; 30T DB CS: AA: J
Vardanega; A: D Thomas; B: D Gill; C: J
Neutze; HG: C Shields.
Condobolin 04/06/06
FCooma 10/06/06
Cold, overcast(22):25T DB CD by grade: AA:
T Harris & P Simon 25/25, P Ewart & R Van
Beck 24/25; A: N Brady 24/25, A Niesar & G
Jessop 23/25; B: R Nichols 25/25, P Craig &
D Brotherton 22/25; C: L Burchell 22/25, I
Bates 21/25, J Ewart 20/25; 50T PS 15m: OA:
R Van Beck 145/150; AA: 1st S McIntyre
160/168, 2nd P Ewart 157/168; A: 1st N
Brady 144/150, 2nd A Niesar 143/156; B: 1st
D Brotherton 136/150, 2nd E Osolins
133/150; C: 1st I Bates 118/150, 2nd L
Burchell 117/150; 25T DB Cont 15m: OA: T
Harris 26/27; AA: 1st R Van Beck 26/28, 2nd
P Simon 25/28; A: 1st A Niesar 23/25, 2nd T
Post 33/37; B: D Brotherton 25/27, 2nd E
Osolins 24/27; C: 1st L Burchell 22/25, 2nd J
Ewart 20/25; HG: R Van Beck 193/200.
Corowa 28/5/06
Fine & sunny (36): 10T PS CD: 3 Possibles;
20T PS CS: AA & OA: R Liersch 63/63, M K
Davis 101/102; A: D Savage 59/60, R Ellis
52/60; B: K Maurey 62/63, C Tafft 65/66; C:
I Ernbacher 54/60, C Wojtowyez 51/60; 20T
SB CS: AA & OA: R Liersch 40/40, D
McLaughlin 39/40; A: D Savage 18/20, R
Ellis 15/20; B: T Brockman 22/24, C Tafft
21/24; C: J Parker17/20, C Wojtowyez
16/20; 20T GR CD 18M: AA & A: M K Davis
20/20, G Parker 20/20, K Jones 20/20, D
McLaughlin 20/20, A Grassi 20/20; B: C
Tafft 20/20, H Stolpe 19/20, L Wojtowyez
19/20, D Harley 19/20, J Palffy 19/20; C: J
Parker 18/20, C Wojtowyez 18/20, S Pearce
August 2006
18/20; HG: C Tafft 158/160; RAFFLE: T
Brockman.
T Maher; C: M Ilickson 15T CLUB HC: R
Collicoat; HG: D Thomas.
Crookwell 20/5/06
Overcast (12): 20T DB: AA: N Skelly, D
McMillan 19/20; A: T Skelly, J Serafin 19/20;
C: M Pocock 18/20; 50T HC: 1st J Serafin
48/50, 2nd N Skelly 47/50, 3rd M Pocock
46/50; 20T PS: AA: N Skelly 59/60; A: J
Serafin 58/60; B: D Howard 60/60; C: Z
Broderick 54/60; HG: N Skelly 125/130.
Glen Innes 03/06/06
Freezing(15): 25T PS: AA: A Futter 72, D Ellis
71; A: J Clark 66, A Anderson 62; B: D
Macansh 59, D Reynolds 52; C: N Parker, B
Marshall; 50T DB CS: OA: N Campion 50; AA:
D Ellis 49; A: M Klinger 48; B: N Parker 39;
C: B Marshall; 25T SB: AA: D Ellis & G Baxter
24; A: N Campion 22, M Kileingere 21; B: D
Reynolds 22, D Macansh 18; C: B Marshall
15; HG: D Ellis, A Futter, G Baxter & B
Larking.
Crookwell 17/06/06
Fine, cold(15): 20T EO: D McMillan, N
Privett, M Skelly & K Elias 20/20; 50T CONT
PS: AA: 1st D McMillan 140/150, 2nd N
Skelly 139/150; A: 1st S Crain 141/150, 2nd
P Mahoney 132/150; B: 1st A Skelly
136/150, 2nd D Howard 132/150; 20T HC:
1st D Cromack 20/20, 2nd R Howard & K
Elias 18/20; HG: D McMillan
Goulburn 14/5/06
Mild & overcast (11): 50T DB CS: OA: L
Cuzner 50/50; AA: 1st B Kable 49/50, 2nd R
Hill 48/50; B: 1st R Pagett 48/50, 2nd E Hunt
47/50; C: 1st S Lawler 48/50, 2nd C Clarke
40/50; 20T CONT CD: AA: 1st L Cuzner
20/20, 2nd B Kable 19/20; B: 1st E Hunt
18/20, 2nd R Pagett 17/20; C: 1st C Clarke
18/20, 2nd S Lawler 16/20; 25T DB HC: 1st
M Clarke 37/38, 2nd R Hill 36/38, 3rd S
Lawler 27/29; HG: B Kable 91/95.
Goulburn 11/06/06
Blowing a gale & freezing(8): 30T PS CD:
AA/A: 1st R Hill & N Cuzner 83/90; B/C: 1st
E Hunt 79/80, 2nd J Mifsud 46/90; 30T SB
CD: AA/A: 1st R Hill 27/30, 2nd J Hunt
24/30; B/C: 1st EHunt 18/30, 2nd J Mifsud
14/30; 20PR D/D CS: 1st R Hunt & J Mifsud,
2nd E Hunt & J Hunt, 3rd R Hill & N Privett;
HG: R Hill 110/120.
Grafton 18/06/06
Overcast & cool(24): 25T DB CD: AA: 1st B
Cameron & G Harrison 25/25, 2nd D
Caldwell & J Cunningham 24/25; A: 1st R
White & G Warner 25/25, 2nd A Pirlo & M
Sullivan 24/25; B: 1st D Casbolt, P Westbury,
J Black & W Brown 24/25; C: 1st B Marjoram
Downside 27/5/06
Fine & mild (17): 25T HC: 1st J Gemmill
25/25, 2nd S Lowry 39/40, 3rd E Lowry
38/40; 25T SB: OA: T Harris 26/27; AA: S
Lowry 23/26; A: B Tye 25/27; B: L Blake
22/25; C: G Tilyard 21/25; 50T PS: OA: T
Harris 150/153; AA: S Lowry 149/153: A: G
Lowry 142/150; B: P Scott 131/150; C: G
Tilyard 133/150.
Dubbo 03/06/06-04/06/06
Golden Fox HG: OA: J Vardanega 299/309;
AA: C Foster 297/309; A: D Saunders
255/265; B: C Ferguson 247/265; C: L
Cunningham 232/265; LAD: L Johnstone
180/265; JNR: J Player 242/265; Sub JNR: M
Salem 236/265; VET: P Fitzalan 255/265.
Finley 3/6/06
Windy & sunny (18): 10T DB: N Howells, D
Thomas, T Maher, R Collicoat, J Collicoat;
25T DB: AA: S Hay 25/25; A: D Thomas
31/31; B: T Maher 22/25; C: G Davis 21/25;
25T PS DB: AA: R Collicoat; A: D Thomas; B:
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New South Wales Gun Club Ltd
(Est 1880)
Saturday 16th & Sunday
Saturday 16th
Noms 9.30am shoot starts 10.00am
Event 1 Sponsored by Bill Van Beek
(incl Bill Van Beek Perpetual Trophy)
25T D/B Championship
O/All Sash + Trophy 1st & 2nd each grade
$22
Event 2 Sponsored by Theo Stamoulis & Associates
(Incl Nick Rogley Perpetual Trophy)
25T D/B Championship
$22
O/All Sash + Trophy 1st & 2nd each grade
Event 3 25T P/S Championship
O/All Sash + Trophy 1st & 2nd each grade
Event 4 Sponsored by Yellow Tail & Del Bena
pionship
25T S/B Champ
O/All Sash + Trophy 1st & 2nd each grade
$22
$22
Sat Noms $88
Breakfast available Sat/Sun 8.30am
REFRESHMENTS, BBQ, CARTRIDGES & BAR AVAILABLE
Free camping facilities on site NSWGC
Accommodation Checkers Hotel Mona Vale Rd Terrey Hills 02 94500 2422
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August 2006
Annual charity Shoot
(Including the Sir David Martin Foundation)
17th September 2006
Sunday 17th
Noms 9.30am shoot starts 10.00am
Event 5 25T D/B Handicap
O/All Sash + Cash $500
2nd $200, 3rd $100, 4th $75, 5th $50
Event 6 Sponsored by NSWGC
NSWGC 50T D/B Championship
(5 man team $5 per shooter)
O/All Sash + Trophy 1st & 2nd each grade
Event 7 30T Graded Meterage
AA-21M, A-19M, B-17M, C-15M
O/All Sash + Cash $600
2nd $400, 3rd $200, 4th $100, 5th $75
$30
$30
$30
Sun Noms $90
Total Noms$178
Overall High GUN Events 1-7 Sash + Trohy
Ladies, Junior Vets High Gun Event 1-7 Sash + Trophy
High Gu
un Grades Events 1-7 Sash + Trophy
Range/Clubhouse 131 Booralie Rd Terrey Hills NSW ph/Fax 02 9450 1775
Secretary Sue Nichols Ph/Fax 02 4579 6332
The committee reserves the right to alter the programme
August 2006
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23/25, 2nd P Leaver 20/25; 25T PS CD: AA:
1st D Caldwell 73/75, 2nd G Harrison 72/75;
A: 1st M Sullivan 73/75, 2nd R White 71/75;
B: 1st R Black 72/75, 2nd D Casbolt & P
Westbury 71/75; C: 1st B Marjoram 66/75,
2nd P Leaver 60/75; 50T DB CONT Club
Trophy: AA: 1st J Cunningham 50/50, 2nd S
Kilfoyle 48/50; A: 1st M Sullivan 49/50, 2nd R
White 48/50; B: 1st J Black 66/68, 2nd P Drew
65/68; C: 1st B Marjoram 47/53, 2nd P Leaver
46/53; HG: M Sullivan 148/150; Presidents
Jackpot: S Kilfoyle, J Lowndes & J Black.
Griffith 7/5/06
Cloudy & windy (26): 10T EO: C Salafia, K
Shields, G Tabain, J Vardanega; 30T CH.OF
CHS OFF 18M: OA: J Vardanega; AA: 1st C
Salafia, 2nd G Evans; A: 1st D Osbourne, 2nd
L Brisselden; B: 1st S Papasidero , 2nd P
Woodland; C: 1st F Di Fiore, 2nd E Dowling;
20T HC: 1st G Evans, 2nd P Woodland, 3rd C
Salafia; 30T DB CD: K Shields, Vardanega, M
Casella; OA & HG: C Salafia.
Griffith 04/06/06
Fine & cool: 10T EO DB CD: G Rigon, B
Brown, J Evans, M Whitlock, L Roberts, S
Cunial & G Castellaro; 50T DB CS: OA & AA:
L Roberts 104/104; AA: 2nd 58/59; A: 1st B
Brigenti 103/104, 2nd B Brown 49/50; B: 1st
M Whitlock 49/50, 2nd S Papasidiro 48/50;
C: 1st B Wilkins 43/50, 2nd R Macri 34/50;
20T SB CD: AA: B McAllister & G Castellaro;
A: B Brigenti; B: A Mancini; C: W Brown.
Guyra 27/5/06
Cloudy (28): TR: OA: W Clark 39/50; A: J
Poole; B: B Ping Kee 31/50; C: S Kelly 37/50;
25T B HC CLUB TPY: 1st B Sweeney 27/27,
2nd J Poole 26/27, 3rd B Ping Kee 49/50; 25T
PS 15M GR CD: AA: M Hickey 75/75, M
Blenman 74/75, R Vidal 73/75; A: S Kelly
COLEAMBALLY
Clay Target Club Inc
9-9-6 at 10am
Side by Side Classic
and DTL Events
BBQ lunch supplied
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75/75, W Lasker 72/75, N Campion 71/75; B:
B Moore 71/75, G Armour 57/75; C: C
Harrison 44/75; 25 PR DR CLUB CS: OA: A
Skinner 43/50; AA: M Hickey 42/50; A: S
Kelly 44/60; B: B Moore 31/50; C: B Marshall
21/50; HG: M Hickey 141/150.
Hay 4/6/06
Perfect (26): 10T PTS EO CD: Possibles – L
Morris, B Cook, F Headon, P Headon; 30T
PTS: AA & OA: R Anderson 132/132; A: D
Sullivan 85/90; B: D Brain 87/90; C: M
Rutledge 78/90; 20T SB: AA & OA: P Headon
23/23; A: D Doyle 18/20; B: L Morris 18/20;
C: S Wood 14/20; 20T DB: AA & OA: G Evans
132/132; A: D Doyle 27/27; B: W Brain
28/28; C: S wood 20/20; 10T CLUB MUG: B
Doyle 13/13; HG: P Headon 160/160.
Illawarra 28/5/06
Perfect (18): 100T SPORTING CLAYS: Div. 1: S
Newcombe 85/100, N watchorn 75/100; Div.
2: A Clayton 69/100, M Hodges 65/100;
PLYMPIC TR HC: 3 Possibles: J Dematos, J
Johnson Jnr, W Higginbotham; OA: W
Higginbotham.
Illawarra 10/06/06
Mild & Damp(112): 25T DB CD: 44 Possibles;
25T PS CS: OA: 1st G Castellaro 174/174,
2nd W Jones 173/174; AA: 1st A Barton
149/150, 2nd K Thompson 125/126; A: 1st G
Lynam 126/129, 2nd K Hurt 111/113; B: 1st J
Mitchell 79/81, 2nd J Allen 78/82; C: 1st S
Beswick 72/75, 2nd Z Navara 70/75; LAD: T
Watchorn 72/75; JNR: M Cobbin 74/75; VET:
F Bradwell 92/93; 50T DB CS: OA: 1st N
Owen 158/158, 2nd B Webb 157/158; AA:
1st T Wright 152/153, 2nd B Rose 149/150;
A: 1st Z Alameddine 111/112, 2nd D Briggs
109/110; B: 1st B Yates 50/50, 2nd M Turkeli
63/65; C: 1st V Krkovski 48/50, 2nd P Grimm
47/50; LAD: S Ellis 51/53; JNR: M Cobbib
50/51; VET: F Bradwell 92/93.
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Illawarra 11/06/06
25T DB CD: 7 Possibles: 25T SB CS: OA: 1st G
Dominello 33/34, 2nd E Johnston 32/34; AA:
1st T Psarakis 46/48, 2nd A Del Ben 45/48; A:
1st D Briggs 24/26, 2nd E Eagles 23/26; B:
1st V Krkovski 24/26, 2nd B Yates 25/26; C:
1st J Owen 19/25, 2nd J Johnson 18/25;
LAD: L Lloyd 22/26; JNR: M Cobbin 21/25;
VET: B Kable 23/27; 50T DB: OA: 1st T Wright
72/73, 2nd D Briggs 72/73; AA: 1st J
Maxwell 62/63, 2nd T Arvanitakis 82/83; A:
1st M Cobbin 49/50, 2nd A Murphy 49/51;
B: 1st W Smith 46/50, 2nd V Krkovski 51/57;
C: 1st J Johnson 47/56, 2nd S Philpot 46/56;
LAD: M Barber; JNR: A Vassilimus; VET: F
Bradwell; HG: OA: J Maxwell 269/275; AA: T
Wright 268/275; A: M Cobbin 242/250; B: B
Yates 232/250; C: V Krkovski 227/250; LAD:
L Llyod; JNR: A Vassilimis 228/250; VET: F
Bradwell 242/250.
Inverell RSM 20/5/06
Warm & sunny (18): 25T BALL TR: A: K
McBean 25/25; B: S Gall 24/25; C: S O’Brien
17/25; 25T DB TPY: AA: K McBean 25/25; A:
M Colley 25/25; B: T Johnstone 24/25; C: S
O’Brien 23/25; 25T PS CON. CS: OA: S Gall
75/75; AA: K McBean 72/75; A: L Kennedy
68/75; B: T Johnstone 65/75; C: L Kent
66/75; 25T HC: 1st K McBean 24/25, 2nd M
Wade 32/36, 3rd T Johnstone 31/38; HG: K
McBean 121/125.
Inverell 17/06/06
Fine(30): 25T CD: AA: B Kneipp, G Baxter, M
Hickey, A Skinner, B Sweeney, J Kent, K
McBean & B Henshall 25/25; A: T Kennedy, L
Kennedy & N Campion 24/25; B: T
Middleton 25/25; C: S Pietrobon 22/25; 25T
Cash trophy: AA: M Hickey 61/61; A: N
Campion 27/27; B: T Middleton 24/25; C: S
Pietrobon 24/25; 25T SB CONT CS: OA: J
Kent 31/31; AA: 1st G Baxter 30/31, 2nd R
Larkings 26/27; A: 1st N Campion 25/27,
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2nd M Wade 24/27; B: 1st R Rolfe 21/25,
2nd T Middleton 20/25; C: 1st B Marshall
18/25, 2nd S Pietrobon 16/25; 15 PR DR:
AA: B Kneipp 48/50; A: M Wade 28/30; B: T
Middleton 26/30; C: S Pietrobon 17/30; HG:
D Ellis 113/120.
Junee 28/5/06
Fine (21); 10T DB CONT: 12 Possibles; JGC 25
DB CONT CS: OA: R Wright 150/150; AA: D
Caccioppoli 150/150; A: W Burton 35/36; B:
T Watchorn 28/30; C: J Considine 17/25;
LAD.: J Kidd 38/39; VET.: T Harris 23/25; JGC
25 PS CONT CS: OA: P Watchorn 168/168;
AA: D Caccioppoli 167/168; A: W Burton
72/75; B: J Manley 73/75; C: J Considine
54/75; LAD.: T Watchorn 58/75; VET.: A
Constable 67/75; JGC 25 SB CONT CS: OA: T
Garlick 25/25; AA: R Wright 39/40; A: W
Burton 23/25; B: T Watchorn 23/25; C: J
Considine 20/25; LAD.: J Kidd 22/25; VET.; T
Harris 26/31; 15 PR DR GR CD: AA: R Wright
29/30; A: W Burton 26/30; B: J Manley
27/30; C: J Considine; HG: R Wright
163/165.
2-DAY
NOVELTY FIELD
Kempsey 20/05/06
Fine, sunny(17): 25T DB 15m: AA: B Ellison,
B Jones & B Roe 25/25; A: J Howell & S
Wallis 25/25, B Aitchison & K McWhirter
24/25; B: K Saunders 25/25, J Gosling, D
Goodwin & S Hooper 24/25; C: L Langer
12/25; 25T PS 15m: AA: P Pritchard & B
Jones 75/75; A: J Howell 75/75, B Aitchison
& S Wallis 73/75; B: K Saunders 75/75, S
Hooper & T Baker 71/75; C: L Langer 29/75;
50T DB Cont 15m CS: OA: J Howell 59/59;
AA: 1st B Hooper 58/59, 2nd P Pritchard
49/50; A: 1st K McWhirter 51/52, 2nd B
Aitchison 50/52; B: 1st D Goodwin 48/50,
2nd S Hooper 48/52; C: 1st L Langer 23/50;
HG: J Howell 150/150.
Leeton 28/5/06
Sunny & warm: 10T PS EO: A Lucchese, P
Ledwidge, C Salafia; 25T PS CS: OA: P
FOR SALE
1 only
GEMINI Automatic Trap
$5,000
Inverell RSM Clay Target Club
Ph 0428 651 803, 0428 157 656
INVERELL RSM
CLAY TARGET CLUB
Northern Zone
Sporting
Sunday September 17
100 Targets
$60 Noms
9.30am start
Saturday 26th
& Sunday 27th
August 2006
9.30am start
SATURDAY
100T/G Toronto RSL Memorial
Graded trophies AA, A, B, C
1st, 2nd, 3rd each grade
O/A Sash (winner to take grade)
SUNDAY
100T/G Mick Smith Cup
Supported by Mick Smith's Gun Shop
Graded Trophies O/A Medallion & Trophy
AA, A, B, C 1st, 2nd, 3rd each grade
2/Day H/G's O/A Sash & Trophy
AA, A, B, C Sashes and Trophies
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans Trophies
(L, J, V min 5 competitors)
Open nominations $60.00 (per day)
Ladies & Veterans 70% noms
Juniors $28.00
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(L, J, V to shoot in grade)
Come along and take part in a
great weekend
Food, refreshments, cartridges,
hot showers and camping
Available on the ground at
Wilton Rd Awaba
Visitors most welcome
Free sausage sizzle lunch
Sashes for O/All & 1st each grade
Juniors, Ladies & Veterans
Juniors free noms
Contacts
President Ross McLean 02 4392 4639
Email [email protected]
Secretary Graham Gosling 02 4965 6673
Email [email protected]
Contact David 6722 5185,
Glen 6722 3359
Committee reserves the right to alter program
Club situated 2.4km Glen Innes Rd Inverell
Web site www.nlmctc.com
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Saturday 9.00am Start
Event 1 30T Mixed Target C'ship
Event 2 25T Points Score C'ship
Event 3 50T MacIntyre Double Barrel C'ship
$20.00
$18.00
$32.00
Sunday 9.00am start
Event 4 50T Double Barrel Grand Classic
Event 5 25T Single Barrel C'ship
Event 6 25T Handicap C'ship
Nominations for Saturday
Nominations for Sunday
Total Nominations
$32.00
$18.00
$20.00
$70.00
$70.00
$140.00
70% Reduced Noms for Juniors & Ladies
80% Reduced Noms for Veterans
if shooting whole programme
Sashes, Badges and Trophies for all events
Overall High Gun Silver Clay
Ernie Redman Trophy & C.L.A.S.S Teams Events
Fluro Targets Practice on Friday at 2.00pm
Mini Calcutta
Further Info Ken McBean 02 6721 4136
The committee reserves the right to alter or modify any
Event or programme if necessary.
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MOREE CLAY TARGET CLUB
2006 2-Day Skeet Bonanza
5th & 6th August 2006
Saturday 9.30am Start
Event 1
Moree Clay Target Club
Handicap Trophy
50 Targets 1st, 2nd and 3rd
$23.00
Event 2
$ 22.00
Moree Plains Doubles Trophy
50 Targets Doubles
1st & 2nd AA, A, B & C Grades
Event 3
$20.00
Gwydir Night Skeet
Championship
50 Targets
1st & 2nd AA, A, B & C Grades
Sunday 9.00am Start
Event 4
$45.00
Moree Business Houses Trophy
100 Targets
1st & 2nd AA, A B & C grades
High Gun Events 1,2 & 4.
Major Sponsors: McGregor Gourlay Moree
Total Noms $ 110.00
Breakfast Sat & Sun morning. Light
refreshments, lunch & dinner, shells &
camping facilities available on ground.
Contacts:
President - Stuart Boydell 0427 533 059
Secretary - Brett Farlow 02 6751 1999 or
Club Phone - 0428 849 383
Recommended Accommodation:
Winchester Motel 6752 4666 &
Burke & Wills Motel 6752 3377
The Committee reserves the right to alter the
programme or targets.
Club Grounds approx 10kms north of Moree,
Newell Highway. Turn right at Camurra-Warialda Rd.
Club is approx 3kms from turnoff on left.
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Ledwidge; A: N McDermott; B: S Papasidero;
C: A Heckman; JNR: A Franco; 20T NOV. EV.:
A Lucchese, J Beck, P Schipp, C Salafia, S
Papasidero.
Majura Park 27/05/06
Trench: OA: S Zadro 92/125; A: F Mancini
91/125; B: J Jasnos 85/125; C: E Zadro
88/125.
Majura Park 28/05/06
Trench: OA: S Zadro; A: 1st S Balogh, 2nd D
Allam; B: 1st J Jasnos, 2nd M McNabb; C: 1st
E Zadro; HG over 2 days: S Zadro.
Majura Park 04/06/06
10T PS CD: AA: 1st H Klink & G Serafin
29/30; A: 1st G Kazolis 30/30, 2nd M Harris
29/30; B: 1st A Cameron 28/30, 2nd J Reeve
& M Maurice 24/30; C: 1st N Brown 17/30;
25T DB CD: AA: 1st D Reed & W Cameron
25/25; A: 1st I McKenzie 23/25, 2nd M Bush
21/25; B: 1st B Finn 24/25, 2nd G Kasprzak
& A Cameron 24/25; C: 1st N Brown 14/25;
50T PS CS: OA: H Klink 146/150; AA: 1st G
Serafin 141/150, 2nd D Reed 140/150; A: 1st
I McKenzie 140/140, 2nd M Harris 130/150;
B: 1st G Kasprzak 138/150, 2nd K Cox
135/150; C: 1st N Brown 71/150; 75T SB CD:
OA: J Thaller 24/25; AA: 1st G Serafin 23/25;
A: 1st M Harris 22/25; B: 1st A Cameron
23/25.
Majura Park 07/06/06
75T Ch/Ch (PS,DB,SB): OA: W Young
124/125; AA: 1st S Amey 119/125, 2nd B
Skinner 118/125; A: 1st A Scott 115/125,
2nd I McKenzie 113/125; B: 1st K Cox
110/125, 2nd A Cameron 99/125; C: 1st G
Kruppai 97/125, 2nd M Attard 63/125.
Marconi 20-21/5/06
Fine (72-81): 10T PS CONT GR SW: AA: 5x30;
A: 2x30, 2x29; B: 1x30, 1x29, 1x27; C: 1x20,
1x19, 1x15; 50T DB CONT GR SW: AA:
11x50; A: 4x49; B: 1x47, 1x46, 1x45; C:
1x40, 1x35, 1x34; STHRN ZONE DB CS: OA:
T Arvanitakis 101/101; AA: 1st T Lionatos
100/101, 2nd C Sherry 75/76; A: 1st F
Pignataro 58/59, 2nd A Salem 56/57; B: 1st
M Kheir 50/51, 2nd M Nsar 49/51; C: 1st V
Mercuri 43/53, 2nd S Phillpott 42/53; 10T PS
GR SW: AA: 15x30; A: 4x30; B: 2x30, 2x29;
C: 1x29, 1x25, 1x22; SOUTHERN ZONE SB
50T CS: OA: S Toukalas 50/50; AA: 1st B
Skinner 59/60, 2nd G Kennerson 58/60; A:
1st L Trew 48/50, 2nd M Tilley 46/50; B; 1st
R Patterson 47/52, 2nd B Van-Beek 46/52; C:
1st J Mavlian 40/50, 2nd S Phillpott 41/52;
SOTHERN ZONE 50T PS CS: OA: C Sherry
281/282; AA: 1st V Gatt 280/282, 2nd T
Alvaro 235/237; A: 1st I MacKenzie 146/150,
2nd L Trew 145/150; B: M Nsar 138/150, 2nd
M Salem 136/150; C: 1st Z Navara 132/151,
2nd V Mercuri 131/151; OA HG: C Sherry
354/360; AA: B Skinner 353/360; A: L Trew
350/360; B: M Salem 326/360; C: S Phillpott
283/360; VET.: D Tattam 348/360; LAD.: S
Peck 343/360; JNR: M Nsar 325/360; 1213yrs: M Salem 326/360; 14-15 yrs: Z
Navara 280/360; 16-17 yrs: M Nasr 325/360.
Marconi 04/06/06
Very cold(30): 20T PS GR Sweeps: AA: 1x59,
1x58, 1x57; A: 1x58, 1x55, 1x53; B: 1x57,
1x51, 1x48; C: 3x49; 50T DB: AA: 1st M
Navara 50/50, 2nd M Gomes 87/89; A: 1st L
Trew 64/65, 2nd R Violi 63/65; B: 1st F
Honeyman 48/50, 2nd P Siafrakas 52/56; C:
1st T Grice 47/50, 2nd V Mercuri 43/50;
15PR DR: AA: 1st T Alvaro 34/40, 2nd M
Gomes 33/40; A: 1st A Chahrouk 24/30, 2nd
L Trew 20/30; B: 1st M Crews 23/30, 2nd R
Patterson 22/30; C: 1st T Grice 20/30, 2nd A
Annecchine 19/30; HG: M Navara 130/140.
Moulamein 28/5/06
Very cold (18): 10T DB SS: 10/10 T Jackson, R
Hosking, B Morris, P Headon, P Headon, E
McCullough; 30T GR TR: AA: 1st L Knight
36/36, 2nd P Headon 35/36, 3rd F Headon
30/31; B: 1st J Walker 27/30, 2nd W Perry
32/36, 3rd L Morris 31/36; C:1st T Jackson
26/30, 2nd J Healy 25/30, 3rd B Knight
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24/31; 30T CONT CS: OA & AA: P Headon
30/30, 2nd E McCullough 29/30, 3rd L
Knight 34/36; B: 1st W Perry 29/30, 2nd L
Morris 28/30, 3rd J Walker 27/30; C: 1st T
Jackson 26/30, 2nd J hare 23/30, 3rd J Healy
23/31.
Moulamein 11/06/06
Freezing/windy(54):50T DB CS: OA & AA: P
Mills 50/52; AA: 2nd W Upton 49/52; A: 1st
M Gough 45/50, 2nd C Wilkinson 53/59; B:
1st A Broad 47/50, 2nd J Borg 46/50; C: 1st
I Davis 40/50, 2nd C Broad 41/52; 25T CONT
CS: OA & AA: D Galea 50/50; AA: 2nd M
Reed 34/35; A: 1st C Wilkinson 49/50, 2nd M
Leaford 23/25; B: 1st G McMillan 27/32, 2nd
R Lendon 26/32; C: 1st C Broad 20/25, 2nd
M McPherson.
Narromine 27/5/06
Fine (30): 20T DB EO: B/C: C Ferguson, M
Beahan, K Walton, C Woods 20/20; A/AA: I
Piddington, J Nash, M Betts, N Owen 20/20;
30T SB: B/C; C Ferguson 29/30, R Agnew
28/30, P Haseler 27/30; A/AA: N Owen
30/30, I Piddington 29/30, M Heywood
28/30; 2nd Heat – H CROSS HC 25T DB HC:
M Betts 52/52, S Richardson 51/52; 30T DB
CONT: B/C: S Richardson 30/30, P Jones
29/30, J Newbigging, C Ferguson, C Woods,
L Grech 28/30; A/AA: N Owen 30/30, D
Hammond, K Heywood, M Betts, M
Heywood, R Dale 29/30.
Newcastle Lake Macquarie 3/6/06
Overcast & windy: CLUB SH. DTL: 25T DB CD:
AA: 1st R McLean & G Gosling 25/25; A: 1st
M Welsh, K Hofman, R Chapman, M
Thompson 25/25; B: 1st P Pemberton, J
Lang, B McCudden, S Wright 24/25; C: 1st P
Woodward 22/25, 2nd R Williams 21/25; 50T
DB CONT.: AA: 1st G Gosling 69/70, 2nd R
McLean, V Balliana 44/50; A & OA: A Baker
70/70, 2nd M Welsh 48/50; B: 1st B
McCudden 49/50, 2nd S Wright 47/50; C:
1st N Annesley 46/50, 2nd P Woodward
44/50; 25T PS CONT.: A: 1st V Balliana
73/75; A: 1stJ Jenkins, K Morgan 70/75; B:
1st N Wilkinson; C: 1st J Piper.
NSW 20/5/06
100T DB: OA: C McMahon 100/100; AA: 1st
R McLean, 2nd K Thompson 98+17; A: 1st J
Newton 97+26, 2nd B Grebert 97+25; B: 1st
P Byrnes 95/100, 2nd D Brenton 94/100; C:
1st T Angus 81/100, 2nd C Mahon 62/100.
NSW 24/5/06
30T SB NOV.: 1st T Angus 30, 2nd G Bartlett
29.
NSW 27/5/06
100T SB CS: OA: W Maryska 95/100; AA: 1st
J Newton 90, 2nd D Spence; A: 1st N Guy &
B Grebert 91; B: 1st I Parkin 83, 2nd R
Phillips 76; C: 1st T Angus 88, 2nd A Parkin
84.
NSW 31/5/06
50T PS DB HC: 1st B Grebert 100+1, 2nd C
Eleftheriou 100, 3rd T Burgess 90, 4th G
Bartlett 99, N Guy 99.
NSW 3/6/06
100T SK: AA: 1st T Vallelonga 95, 2nd J
Guberina 92, 3rd J Luchitti 92, 4th A Luchitti
90; A: 1st R Cocking 92, 2nd V Gatt 91, 3rd
C Kyriacou 88, 4th F Marcellino 86; B: 1st J
Sheather 83, 2nd P Kouroupis 80; C: 1st M
Duval 80, 2nd W Pepper 78, 3rd J Donnellan
73, 4th B Grebert 72.
New South Wales 07/06/06
50T CONT with HC: 1st T Angus 50+5, 2nd T
Burgess 50+4, 3rd P Pritchard 50, Eq 4th C
Venuti & A Shacklock 49.
New South Wales 14/6/06
30T Charles Waterhouse Memorial
Qualifier: AA: 1st T Arvanitakis 30+14, 2nd
W Maryska 30+13; A: 1st D Peardon 26, 2nd
I Hoschke 23; B: 1st C Eleftheriou 28, 2nd J
Chiapetta 26; C: 1st W Laurenson 21, 2nd J
Ray 20; 25T SZ Night SB CS: OA: C Plessas
August 2006
Narromine Clay Target Club Inc.
presents the
5th Annual Narromine 100
Major Sponsor
100 Target D/B Handicap
Saturday 23rd September 2006
******All Prizes Guaranteed ******
1st - $1,000
2nd - $500
3rd
4th
5th
6th
$300
$200
$150
$150
Shot in conjunction &
additional to the above prizes
there will be
guaranteed quarter place prizes.
1st Quarter ....
1st- $125
& 2nd - $75
(30 Tgt incl. 5 Tgt E/O)
2nd Quarter ....
1st- $125
& 2nd - $75
3rd Quarter ....
1st- $125
& 2nd - $75
4th Quarter ....
1st- $125
& 2nd - $75
Quarter place prizes shot off after each quarter
using Points Score on handicap mark.
(There will be no re-handicapping for quarter place wins.)
All Nominations $80.00 at 8.30am
with 9.00am start
Narromine Clay Target club acknowledge
our sponsors:
Robert Handsaker Ford, NM Owen Pty Ltd,
Chesterfield Australia Warren & Dubbo,
Inland Petroleum, Namoi Cotton, Frank Cross Tyres,
Rebel Ag, Orana Aviation, Incitec Pivot/Ag N Vet,
Narromine Auto Electrical & A/C,
Narromine AGA & Peppercorn Motor Inn.
ORANGE
Clay target Club Inc
Central Zone
Carnival
Sunday 27th August
9.00am
Event 1
Noms $25.00
50 tgt D/B P/S Championship
Event 2
Noms $25.00
50 Tgt S/B Championship
Event 3
Noms $25.00
50 Tgt D/B Championship
TOTAL NOMS $75.00 +
OPTIONAL SWEEPS
LADIES, JUNIORS & VETERANS
$57.00
Overall, 1st & 2nd in all
grades + Overall High Gun
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans pending
Cash, Sash & badge prizes
Open, Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
teams chosen on the day
to represent at State Carnival
Lunch provided, full canteen
& bar facilities
Committee reserves the right to alter program.
If number of shooters exceeds capacity of the two traps,
event will be shot over 75 targets.
Lucky door prize
All shooters most welcome
Contacts: Pres. Mat Rae 6889 8122,
Treas. Simon Richardson 6889 0520,
Sec. Kerry Woods 6889 8367
Ring: Wayne Sharp 0418 255 177
Joe Caltabiano 0418 637 171
August 2006
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
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PORT
MACQUARIE
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
TWO DAY
TRAP CARNIVAL
SATURDAY 5TH AUGUST
10AM START
100 Target Double Barrel
(Day 1 Noms $60.00)
SUNDAY 6TH AUGUST
9AM START
Event 1:
Event 2:
Event 3:
Event 4:
(Day
- 25T Points Score
- 25T Single Barrel
- 25T Handicap
- 15 PR Double Rise
2 Noms $65.00)
Over $5000.00
in Prizes
Graded High Gun
Camping, lunch, light refreshments
and ammo available
President: Tony Cramp 6585 2188
Secretary: Saasha McKinnon 6573 4303
Lady Nelson Drive - Hastings Regional
Shooting Complex,
Behind the Racecourse
The committee reserves the right
to alter the program
Page 52
25; AA: T Arvanitakis 24; A: I Hoschke 21; B:
W Taylor 17.
Tsolakki 65/70; C: A Evritidou 39/50, N Vasili
31/50; HG: N Papadatos 106/111
New South Wales 17/06/06
100T DB CS: OA: C McMahon 99/100+4; AA:
1st T Czinker 99/100+13, 2nd J Newton
99/100+12; A: 1st C Cameron 91/100+12,
2nd H McMaster 91/100+11; B: I Parkin
97/100, 2nd C Eleftheriou 91/100; C: 1st T
Angus 95/100, 2nd B Pepper 90/100.
Sydney 12/06/06
Fine, cold sunny(73): 25T PS Abraham
Elkatib Memorial: OA: G Poulios 114/114;
AA: 1st H Guerriero 113/114, T Psarakis
104/105; A: 1st C Poulios 98/99, 2nd B
Samuels 81/84; B: 1st A Andrews 73/81, 2nd
M Salem 72/81; C: 1st M Jones 61/75, 2nd F
Cicala 60/75; 100T DB CS: OA: T Arvanitakis
159/159; AA: 1st A Del Ben 158/159, 2nd J
Tsiftsis 134/135; A: 1st G Foukas 101/103,
2nd T Burns 100/103; B: 1st G Smith 96/101,
2nd A Andrews 95/101; C: 1st J Owen
93/100, 2nd J Johnson 92/100; HG: H
Guerriero 237/239.
Port Macquarie 04/06/06
Partially cloudy, windy, cool(13): 75T Ch/Ch
18m: OA: J Bainbridge 116/125; AA: 1st M
McDonnell 110/125, 2nd D Pasfield 119/135;
A: 1st J Bainbridge 116/125, 2nd M Flanagan
107/125; C: 1st G Jones 106/125, 2nd R
Abrahams 96/125; 25T DB CONT: AA: 1st M
McDonnell 25/25, 2nd J Webster 24/25; A:
1st Mwilkins 24/25, 2nd J Bainbridge & K
McWhirter 23/25; B/C: G Jones 20/25.
Richmond River 28/5/06
Fine (29): 100T DB: AA: 1st R Turner, 2nd K
Harding; A: 1st R White, 2nd R Shepherd; B:
1st R Wesslink, 2nd R Bourk; C: 1st D Hogan,
2nd W Wheeler.
Shoalhaven 11/06/06
Cool & windy(20): 50T SB CS(25T SB CONT,
25T SB PS): OA: R Ehlers; AA: 1st R Ehlers,
2nd M Bryan; A: 1st L Cook, 2nd M Jeffcoat;
B: 1st D Loose, 2nd P Bone; C: 1st P
Hamilton, 2nd J Simmonds; LAD: 1st L
Jeffcoat, 2nd S Jeffcoat.
Singleton 10/06/06
Wet/cold(86): 50T Cash trophy Novelty Field:
AA: 1st K Cameron 48/50, 2nd C Brown & T
Turner 46/50; A: 1st P Kay 45/50, 2nd P
Turner 43/50; B: 1st K Wicks 40/50, 2nd T
Wright & C Barton 39/50; C: 1st F Zillotto
37/50, 2nd J Mullins & S Mueller 34/50; 75T
Tom Turner Memorial Novelty Field: AA: 1st
K Cameron 70/75, 2nd C Brown 65/75; A: 1st
K Raymond 66/75, 2nd P Kay 62/75; B: 1st T
Wright 66/75, 2nd J Jenkins 61/75; C: 1st J
Mullins 55/75, 2nd F Zillotto & N Karleveie
54/75; OA: K Cameron.
Singleton 11/06/06
Wet/cold(56): 25T Novelty Field: AA: 1st C
Brown 25/25, 2nd F Searles 23/25; A: 1st K
Raymond 22/25, 2nd R Lannigan, M
McCallum, P Kay & A Cullis; B: 1st B Hall &
J Hayes 22/25; C: 1st J Mullins 21/25, 2nd B
Main 20/25; 100T CS Novelty Field: AA: C
Brown 95/100, 2nd F Searles 93/100; A: 1st
P Kay 93/100, 2nd D Baskerville 91/100; B:
1st C Hayes 84/100, 2nd B Hall 84/100; C:
1st J Mullins 76/100, 2nd G Bloink 74/100;
HG: OA: C Brown 231; LAD: J Nichols 191;
VET: N Nichols 174; JNR: S Thrift 169; AA: K
Cameron 230; A: P Kay 221; B: J Hayes 200;
C: J Mullins 186.
Sydney 26/5/06
Very cold night (33): 15T SB GR SW: AA:
2x15, 1x14; A: 1x13, 5x12; B: 3x14; C: 1x13,
1x12, 1x10; 50T SB CS: OA: Y Safi 54/55; AA:
1st T Arvanitakis 53/55, 2nd C Plessas 48/50;
A: 1st D Barros 46/50, 2nd L Trew 45/50; B:
1st S Vrahimis 43/50, 2nd M Kheir 47/55; C:
1st A Evritidou 41/50, 2nd M Saad 40/50;
HG: Y Safi 62/65.
Sydney 28/5/06
Fine (36): 50T DB: AA: 1st C Sherry & N
Lougas 100/100; A: 1st L Trew 49/50, 2nd R
Violi 48/50; B: 1st R Patterson 59/62, 2nd P
Siafrakas 58/62; C: 1st N Duncum 46/50,
2nd F Cicala 44/50; 50T PS: AA: 1st C Sherry
150/150, 2nd C Auditore 149/150; A: 1st
Ziad A 148/150, 2nd L Trew 142/150; B: 1st
R Patterson 147/150, 2nd D Riberio
138/150; C: 1st N Duncum 133/151, 2nd F
Cicala 131/151; HG: C Sherry 225/225.
Sydney 09/06/06
Dry & cold(26): 25T PS CD: AA: 1x59, 1x58,
4x56; A: 2x58, 1x56; B: 1x53, 1x49, 1x48; C:
1x42, 1x39; 50T MXD(25DB, 25SB): AA: C
Andrew 69/70, T Kerem 67/70; A: C Poulos
48/50, Bill C 56/61; B: A Andrews 46/50, J
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Taree – Wingham 28/5/06
Overcast & windy (14): 75T OLYMPIC TR: Div.
1: B Jones 67/75; Div. 2: C Wilberforce
62/75; 25T DB CD: Div. 1: D Pasfield 25/25, J
Webster, B Jones 24/25; Div.2: S Filby, K
McWhirter 24/25, S Kelly, K Hugo 22/25; 75T
CH.OF CHS: OA & Div.1: D pasfield 117/125,
B Jones 113/125, G Brown 110/125; Div.2: K
McWhirter 112/125, K Hugo 90/125, S Kelly
87/124; HG: D Pasfield 142/150.
Tumut 11/06/06
Fine, cold with stiff head wind(19): 30T DB
PS CD: AA: D Caccioppoli, G Burton & D Hunt
90/90; A: W Burton 85/90, E Barton 75/90;
B: L McPherson & C Peacock 83/90, M Neil
69/90; C: M Reitze 83/90, V McGuire 79/90,
J Considine 69/90; 50T Alex Baker Memorial
DB CS: OA: D Hunt 90/90; AA: D Caccioppoli
89/90; A: E Barton 49/50; B: C Peacock
49/52; C: J Considine 45/50; 10PR D/R CD:
1st D Wakem 19/20, 2nd T Harris & C
Peacock 18/20; HG: D Caccioppoli 157/160.
Upper Hunter 20/5/06
Cloudy, cool & windy (12): 25 DB CD: K
Moses, T Mitchell, J Murray, B Lawman
25/25; 25 UPPER HUNTER PS CS: OA & AA:
T Mitchell 74/75; A: P Seve 62/75; B: F
Ziliotto 68/75; C: J Murray 66/75; 25 SB CD:
T Mitchell & F Seve 24/25, B Seve & R
Wakem 22/25; 25 DB CONT CD: R Wakem
25/25, T Mitchell & B Seve 24/25; HG: T
Mitchell 147/150.
Upper Hunter 17/06/06
Fine & mild(23): 25 DB CD: T Norris 25/25; J
Murray, L Finlay, T McManus, A Raisbeck, R
Wakem & T Mitchell 24/25; 30 MXD CS: OA
& AA: T Mitchell 77/80; A: T Cragg 75/80; B:
M Stibbard 68/80; C: M Gillett 43/50; 25
Cash HC: 1st A Warner 24/26, 2nd R Hosie
23/26, 3rd D Seve 22/25; 25 DB CONT CD: T
Norris 24/25, A Raisbeck, R Wakem, F Seve &
T Mitchell 23/25; HG: F Seve 114/125.
Wagga 04/06/06
Fine, sunny(23): 25T SKT CS: OA: H FairfieldSmith 25/25; A: 1st R Mathers 31/33; B: 1st
P Reeckman 22/25, C: A Metry 32/35; 15PR
DR GR: AA: 1st G Burton 25/30; A: 1st R
Holmes 22/30; B: 1st R Waugh 19/30; C: 1st
P Reeckman 16/30; 25T SB GR: AA: 1st M
Kruger-Davis 25/25; A: 1st T Podmore
23/25; B: 1st C Levitzke 25/30; C: 1st P
Reeckman 15/20; 50T DB CS: OA: P Munro
56/56; AA: 1st P Kenyon 55/56, 2nd G
Burton; A: 1st R Holmes 49/50, 2nd W
Burton; B: 1st C Levitzke 48/50, 2nd W
Waugh; C: 1st C Reeckman 45/50.
Wagga 18/06/06
Fine(13): 75T Sporting Clays: OA: M
Kavanagh 72/75, 2nd A Ceccato 66/75, 3rd
B Irvine 63/75.
West Wyalong 27/5/06
Mild, fine night (21): 50T DB night shoot:
OA: R Lindsay 54/54; AA: G Tabain 53/54; A:
A Collins 56/58; B: C Patterson 47/50; C: B
Anderson 38/50; JNR: M Brown 31/50; VET.:
J Nash 49/50.
West Wyalong 28/5/06
Fine & mild (27): 25T DB CD: 11 Possibles;
25T PS: OA: L Irvin 102/102; AA: L Kirkby
August 2006
New South Wales
Gun Club LTD
(Est 1880)
5 stand (ACTA)
Sporting Clays
NSW Gun Club &
Hunter Valley Clubs
August 2006
Wednesday 2nd
2.00pm Charles Hlavarty Handicap Skeet
Competition 25t
6.30pm Trap Competition Novelty 30t
Saturday 5th
11.30am NSWGC H/cap Skeet Per. shield 100t
10.00am Practice All Layouts
Perpetual Trophy
100 Targets each day
VENUE AND DATES
10.00am Practice All Layouts
NSW Gun Club
Saturday 29 July 2006
Newcastle Lake Macquarie Clay
Target Club
Sunday 6 August 2006
Wednesday 16th
and Final
2.00pm Alf Najar Handicap Skeet
Competition 25t
6.30pm Trap Competition 30t + Skeet
Competition 25t
Newcastle Lake Macquarie Clay
Target Club
Sunday November 19 2006
Wednesday 9th
6.30pm Charles Memorial Shoot Qualifier 30t
Saturday 12th
Saturday 19th
12noon NSWGC Champion of Champions
(Members only)
10.00am Practice All Layouts
Wednesday 23rd
Perpetual Trophy awarded to
the Club with the 5 shooters
with the highest scores
accumulated over the 3 events
6.30pm Trap Competition 30t
Saturday 26th
12noon Trap Side by Side Mixed Targets
10.00am Practice
EVERY WEDNESDAY
2.00pm to 9.30pm (10.00pm Daylight Saving)
Practice
Location - 131 Booralie Road, Terrey Hills,
NSW 2084
Tel/Fax: - (02) 9450 1775
Info Sue Nichols - (02) 4579 6332
Mattarelli Traps on all layouts
are coin & voice operated
August 2006
PRIZES
1st, 2nd, 3rd in AA, A, B, C,
Veterans, Ladies & Juniors
in each event
Note Shooters wishing to
nominate for competition and
prizes in the three events
must be a financial member
of the Australian Clay Target
Association
For further details contact
Terry Dawson (NSW Gun Club)
on 0409 990 181
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Page 53
Sydney Clay Target Club
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
Invites you to attend its
53rd Anniversary Shoot
Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th
October 2006
In conjunction with the
***Miroku Super Challenge***
bigger.
This year the rewards have become
Put this one in your diary as you will not want miss it.
Some of this year's prizes:
Miroku Grade 6 U/O - Value $6000
Zoli Chronos U/O - Value $5500
6 x Miroku Grade 1 U/O - Value $2200 each
Plus thousands in Cash, Shells and Prizes
Shells include: Elley, Express and Victory
Sydney CTC also invites you to attend it's
complimentary Saturday night feast,
followed by:
This year's
***MASSIVE CALCUTTA***
Hosted by a very special guest!!!
Further details of this shoot along with a full list
of our wonderful sponsors will be available in the
September journal.
Accommodation:
Engadine Motor Inn Tel: (02) 9520 8166
1229-1233 Princess Hwy, Engadine
Sutherland Motor Inn Tel: (02) 9545 1000
Cnr Princess Hwy and Aldgate St, Engadine
Lucas Heights Motel: (02) 9532 0335
New Illawarra Rd, Lucas Heights
Limited camping will be available on grounds but this is
by request only. Please notify the club should you wish
to camp so that suitable arrangements can be made.
Information:
Chett Auditore 0410 443 146
Tas Psarakis 0418 474 497.
The Committee reserves the right to alter the program if necessary
Page 54
Riverina Zone
August Program
Saturday 5th
FINLEY 1.00 PM
10T DB, 30T DB, 25T PS, 15T club Hcap
Sunday 6th
GRIFFITH 50T Trench 11.00am
10T PS, 25T DB Cont, 20T Hcap,
20Pr DR 1.00pm
HAY 12 noon
10T PS, 20T SB CS, 20T DB CS, 20 Hcap,
10T mug
Saturday 12th
COLEAMBALLY 10.00am
Side by side classic & DTL program &
BBQ lunch
Sunday 13th
BARELLAN 1.00pm
10T DB CD, 25T Central Riverina PS CS,
20T PS Hcp
TUMUT 11.00am
30T Cont, 50T DB (5 Man team in conjunction) 10pr DR CD
Saturday 19th
GRIFFITH 1.00pm
75T skeet
Sunday 21st
NARRANDERA 10.30am
10T EO, 25T DB, PS, 25T SB cash divides
Saturday 26th
DOWNSIDE 25T PS, 25T SB, 25T
Blake/Stewart Shield PS Hcap 12.30pm
Sunday 27th
COROWA 12 noon
25T DB, 15Pr DR, 12pr DD
JUNEE 11.00am
50T DB CD, Junee & Dist 50T PS CS
LEETON 1.00pm
10T EO, 25T SB Cont CS, plus other
events
Preliminary Notice for 2 day shoots
Sat 2nd/Sun 3rd September
GRIFFITH two day shoot
Sat 11th/Sun 12th November
TUMUT two day shoot
CONTACT CLUBS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
DETAILS ARE IN NSWCTA BLUE BOOK
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
August 2006
UPPER HUNTER
GUN CLUB INC
West Wyalong
Clay Target Club Inc
Location 3km from Scone on the Gundy Road
2 DAY
NOVELTY
FIELD SHOOT
Saturday & Sunday
19th & 20th August
Commencing 9am daily
100 targets daily
(4 x25)
Presents
The Doug Lindsay
Side By Side
Championship
Sunday 27th August 2006
9.00am
Event 1
50 target 5 stand
Event 2
25 target P/S
graded C/D
Open $60.00 daily
Ladies, Juniors Veterans
(pensioners) $40.00 daily
All shooters graded daily
Event 3
Overall, Ladies, Juniors & Veterans
High Guns daily
50 target
Double Barrel
Doug Lindsay
Championship
2 Day Overall, Grades, Ladies,
Junior & Veterans
High Gun Sashes
All Grades 1st, 2nd & 3rd
AMMO, CATERING & REFRESHMENTS
CAMPING ON CLUB GROUNDS
HOT SHOWERS ------ SEPTIC TOILETS
ACCOMMODATION:
Isis Motel
6545 1100
Follyfoot Motel
6545 3079
Royal Hotel Hotel/Motel 6545 1722
Golden Fleece Hotel
6545 1357
President - Phil Allen 6543 1346
Secretary: Ron Wakem 6545 1799
August 2006
(Overall & graded sashes)
Sash for High Gun events 1, 2, 3.
(Side by side guns)
Under & over shooters catered
for in all events
(Graded Cash Divide)
BBQ lunch
Secretary: Graham Duncan
02 6972 3022
02 6972 2191 AH
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Page 55
101/102; A: D Betts 99/102; B: W Ambrose
77/78; C: M Brown 61/75; 25T HC: 1st L
Redfern 31/31, 2nd L Kirkby 30/31, 3rd G
Ward 26/27; 25T DB CONT CD: N Barnes, B
Boyd, C Foster, G Duncan 25/25.
Yass 21/5/06
Sunny (29): 25T PS CD: AA: 1st G Serafin
75/75, 2nd T Psarakis 74/75; A: 1st B
Edlington 66/75, 2nd M Harris 58/75;B: 1st
R Watchorn& J Finn 72/75; C: 1st P Reynolds
66/75, 2nd S Lawler 58/75; 50T DB CS: OA:
M Gerstenberg 112/112; AA: 1st C Forster
111/112, 2nd T Psarakis 100/101; A: 1st R
Watchorn 59/62, 2nd H Harris 58/62; B: 1st
J Kylie 49/50, 2nd J Finn 68/70; C: 1st H
McMaster 47/50, 2nd S Lawler 48/53; 25T
SB CD: AA: 1st G Serafin, C Auditore, C
Foster 25/25; A: 1st N Watchorn 23/25, 2nd
H McMaster 21/25; B: 1st P Southwell
24/25, 2nd J Griffiths 22/25; C: 1st T Lawler
20/25, 2nd H McMaster 19/25; HG: G
Serafin 148/150.
Yass 18/06/06
30T DB CD: AA: Eq 1st T Barton & M
Gerstenberg; A: 1st N Watchorn 29/30, 2nd
M Campbell 28/30; B: 1st J Richardson 29/30,
2nd J Kyle 28/30; C: 1st P Reynolds 25/30,
2nd S Creek 17/30; 40T MXD(DB,SB,PS,DR):
OA: P Watchorn 58/60; AA: 1st W Barton,
2nd P Whitlock; A: 1st M Campbell 55/60,
2nd M Harris 53/60; B: 1st R Churchill 53/60,
2nd J Richardson 51/60; C: 1st R Reynolds
43/60, 2nd N Crisp 34/60; 30T CONT CD: AA:
P Watchorn, M Gerstenberg, T Barton & G
Barton 30/30; A 1st T Barton 28/30, 2nd N
Watchorn 27/30; B: 1st C Levitzke 29/30, 2nd
J Kyle 28/30; C: 1st P Reynolds 24/30; HG: M
Gerstenberg
Swan Hill Clay Target Club
Ian Ray RetraVision Championship
On the 27th of May the Swan Hill Clay Target Club hosted
a 125-target tournament sponsored by Ian Ray RetraVision
Swan Hill. This generous sponsorship saw shooters vying
for some excellent electrical goods including DVD players
and televisions up for grabs.
The two events on the program comprised a 25 target Points Score
Championship followed by a 100 target Championship that was made
up of 50 targets Points Score and 50 targets double barrel.
The weather was magnificent for this time of the year, sunny and
bright all day long.
Shooters from the district were well represented including our own
World Champion Anthony Rullo, as well as visitors from
Castlemaine, Echuca, Kerang and Victor Harbour.
Results
Event 1
AA & O/A 1st Robert Hosking 75/78; AA 2nd Stephen Bates 70/75;
A 1st Peter Costa 72/78; A 2nd Anthony Rullo 71/75; B 1st Fred
Siciliano 74/78; B 2nd Jeff Hilton 71/78; C 1st Joe Borg 68/75; C 2nd
Lou Mimmo 68/81; Junior 1st Jordan Costa 68/75; Junior 2nd
Freddie Siciliano 65/75.
Event 2
A & O/A 1st Gary Cowland 213/220; A 2nd Anthony Rullo 211/220;
AA 1st Stephen Bates 189/200; AA 2nd Robert Hosking 180/200; B
1st Alain Gobbo 207/220; B 2nd Katrina Siciliano 205/220; C 1st
Bruno Rullo 214/240; C 2nd Joe Borg 212/240; Junior 1st Jordan
Costa 188/200; Junior 2ND Dylan Hart 179/200.
High Guns
Overall High Gun Winner Anthony Rullo 265/275; Ladies High Gun
Katrina Siciliano 250/275; Junior High Gun Jordan Costa 256/275;
Veteran High Gun Peter Hutchinson 246/275
Those who attended had a wonderful day that flowed very smoothly
and in the words of Neil Morrison of the North West Zone of the
VCTA it was one of the best shoots that Victoria has had for a while.
Stephen Bates
President/ Plus other jobs
SHOOT CALENDAR
2006
August 5-6
August 10-13
August 18-20
August 19-20
September 1-3
September 9-10
September 14
September 15
September 15-17
September 1 -17
September 22-24
September 29-Oct 2
September 30
October 1st
Oct 1
Oct 2nd
Oct 8
October 28 - 29
November 4-5
Nov 10-12
Nov 11
Nov 12
November 19-25
November 24
November 25-26
November 25-26
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QCTA Northern Zone Skeet Carnival
Commonwealth Championships
NSWCTA State Skeet Carnival
NTCTA ISSF Championships
NSWCTA State ISSF Carnival
2 Day Silver City Championships (Birthday Shoot)
State Multi Gauge Event 410, 20 & 28
12 Gauge Event
QCTA State Skeet
Q.C.T.A. State Skeet Championships
2006 Crayfish Carnival
NSWCTA State Trap Carnival
State Carnival Skeet
Q.C.T.A. S.E.Z. Sporting Championships
State Carnival DTL
State Carnvial DTL
105T MT Riverina Zone C'Ship; 20T DB HCP Trophy
Q.C.T.A. S.E.Z. Trap Carnival
ISSF State Carnival
Victorian State Trap Carnival
50T DB C'Ship; 30T PS C'Ship
50T DB C'Ship; 25T SB C'Ship; 25T DB HCP Trophy
National Skeet championships
Victorian ISSF Double Trap Carnival
Victorian ISSF Trap & Skeet Carnival
Q.C.T.A. State Sporting Championships
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Charters Towers Gun Club
Toowoomba Gun Club
Cecil Park
Darwin Clay Target Club
Cecil Park
Broken Hill Gun Club
Tallawalla Clay Target Club
Tallawalla Clay Target Club
Tallawalla Clay Target Club
Tallawalla Clay Target Club
Geraldton Clay Target Club
ACTA National Ground Wagga Wagga
Whiteman Park Perth
Gold Coast Clay Target Club
Whiteman Park Perth
Whiteman Park Perth
Tumut
Redcliffe City Gun Club
S.A. State Shooting Park Virginia
Echuca Clay Target Club
Tumut
Tumut
ACTA National Ground, Wagga Wagga
Melbourne Gun Club
Melbourne Gun Club
Toowoomba Gun Club
August 2006
DENMARK CLAY TARGET CLUB
The Denmark club held their annual one day shoot with
weather conditions being perfect and a very enthusiastic 50
shooters attending. Some from as far away as Queensland.
Colin Roach, 1st C Grade
Ross Eckersley, High Gun
Steve Miller
Wayne Kranendonk, John Edwards Memorial Trophy
Neil Suckling
Shane Maunder, 1st C Grade
Event two for the day was sponsored by Kranno's Contracting.
Overall winner (AA) N. Suckling 145/150. Grade scores (AA) 1st N.
Suckling 145/150 2nd J. Hamilton 142/150 3rd G. Marsh 141/150.
(A) 1st R. Eckersley 144/150 2nd D. Conning 142/150 3rd S. Miller
141/150. (B) 1st W. Kranendonk 145/150 2nd V. Irving 145/150 3rd
D. Bowden 134/150. (C) 1st C. Roach 124/150 2nd E. Hoggard
122/150 3rd T. Lenkeit 120/150.
Event one was sponsored by the Denmark Co-op. Overall winner
(A) S. Miller 50/50. Grade scores (AA) 1st C. Moffatt 49/50 2nd J.
Hamilton 48/50 3rd J. Bainbridge 48/50. (A) 1st S. Miller 50/50 2nd
J. Sharpe 51/51 3rd R. Conning 50/51. (B) 1st D. Bowden 49/50
2nd D. Holland 48/50 3rd P. Carbone 47/50. (C) 1st S. Mauder 45/50
2nd E. Hoggard 43/50 3rd P. Whittaker 42/50.
High Gun for the day was sponsored by Karri Mia Resort and was
taken out by Ross Eckersley with a score of 202/210. The John
Edwards Memorial trophy was won by Wayne Kranendonk with a
score of 199/210 The club sincerely thank the Sponsors for the great
prizes on the day. These were Denmark Co-op, Karri Mia Resort,
Kranno's Contracting, Denmark Contracting, Dewsons, J & E Hart,
J & Y Sharpe, A & K Kranendonk
Donation
Due to the large number of competitors on the day the club was
unable to have it's three events, (which were on the program), a steak
Roll and cold drink was appreciated by all who stayed before
making the journey home.
A gold coin donation was asked of the shooters and their
families at the Shooters BBQ held at the National Grounds during the 2006 DTL Nationals.
This money was donated to the Tropical Cyclone Larry Appeal.
A total of $420.20 was raised and the money has been banked.
August 2006
Special thanks to Jim Sharpe, John Crock, Wayne Kranendonk, and
Jim Hart for making the well attended turn-out such a very enjoyable day buy all. Also special thanks to the Ladies who coped with
the food to perfection
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Kay Kranendonk Pub Officer
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Dear Your Say,
your say
I write as a Bendigo CTC safety officer to bring to the attention of
all shooters of a seemingly convenient habit and potentially fatal
accident that could happen as a result.
SEND TO:
PO 466 Wagga Wagga
NSW 2650
Fax: 02 6931 0125
Email: [email protected]
Writers must state their membership number, full name and address.
Where possible, letters should be typed. The ACTA reserves the right to
edit any letter for brevity. The ACTA does not necessarily endorse the
opinion of our correspondents.
Dear Your Say
Referring to the photo on page 60 of the Commonwealth Games
Team in the June edition, can anyone spot Michael Diamond?
As long as I have been shooting, I have always been included in a
official photo, I was not notified of this taking place. What makes
this more fustrating, is the fact that I was in Melbourne at the time.
I was alerted to a young shooter unable to close his gun because
the cartridge would not go into the chamber far enough. To cure
the problem he was thumping the shell with his hand to force it in.
My immediate thought was that a reloader had not resized the
shell, but it eventuated that the shooter was in the habit of keeping
a few loose coins in his gun case so that he always had coins for
practice. Inevitably a $2 coin ended up in the chamber and was
blocking the cartridge. Luckily the gun would not close and a
fatality did not happen. Had the forcing cones been lengthened,
the coin would not have been detected and we can't afford to lose
shooters like that.
So I urge shooters to try a $2 coin in a gun and after you remove
it, you should feel sick enough in the stomach to remember it for
the rest of your life, and warn your mates of the danger as well.
Coins in a gun case are an accident waiting to happen. Safety is
everyone's responsibility and we all have a duty of care.
David R. Hallam
Member No 41556.
Even though I was not staying in the village does not exclude the
fact that all it would've taken was a simple phone call from the
Team Coach, being Greg Chan, and I would've made myself
available for this photo.
I don't expect the team to revolve around me, but being a long
term ambassador of this sport and a dual Olympic, World and
Commonwealth Champion, a little bit of common courtesy does not
go astray.
I would like to know your opinion as a multiple clay target
discipline shooter.
Michael Diamond
Member no 25279
Position Vacant
Applications are invited from
interested persons for the position
of Shoot Marshal for the 2006
NSW Clay Target Associations
DTL Carnival to be held at the
ACTA National Ground
29th September to 2nd October
inclusive.
Interested persons should apply,
stating experience, to:
On behalf of Ronald McDonald House Wagga Wagga incorporating
93.1 StarFM
Kids Kottage, thank you for your generous donation from the
auction in association with the 7th World Down the Line
Championships and National Championships. We were absolutely
delighted to receive the cheque and I assure you, your donation will
assist the House in so many ways.
We are now in our second year of operation and since our opening
we have welcomed many Riverina and South West Slopes families
as our guests while their children receive medical treatment in
Wagga Wagga.
Ronald McDonald House Wagga Wagga relies on the support of the
community and businesses and your generosity will assist in
providing a home away from home in close proximity to Wagga
Wagga Hospitals and medical facilities for the many Riverina and
South West Slopes families with sick and injured children.
This will enable families to stay together and support each other
through difficult times.
Thank you all so much
Yourrs Sincerely
Deborah A Braines
House Manager
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2 September 2006.
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Dear Andrew
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For Sale: Kemen KM4, 30" barrels, 1/2 and 3/4 chokes, adjustable
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Casella Wines
Riverina Zone
NSWCTA
Trap Carnival
Several years ago the Riverina Zone adopted the National
Ground as the “zone ground" and has been conducting the
Zone Trap Carnival there since 2001. This years Zone
Carnival was held on Monday of the June long weekend,
and whilst the day started out cold and frosty it turned out
to be a beautiful day for shooting. The major sponsors of
the carnival are Casella Wines, The Lawson Motor Inn, Elks
Hunting and Fishing in Albury and Power Ammo in
Wagga.
The first event was the Casella Wines 25T Handicap. The overall
winner with the only possible 25/25 was Daryl Hunt from Wangaratta. Daryl also won this event in 2005. Second place was M Harbor
from Numurkah-Shepparton with a score of 38/40, with Tony Penny
also from Wangaratta coming third with a score of 37/39. Fourth
place went to Wendy Barton, from Gunning-Dalton with a score of
36/38 and Ronald Lawrence, from Canowindra, came fifth with
34/36. The Hudson Shield was shot in conjunction with the Handicap
event and the winning team was from Griffith: J. Vardanega, S.
Cunial, M. Whitlock, M. Casella, P. Woodland with a score of
107/125. A case of GB shells was donated by Elks Hunting & Fishing
of Albury as the trophy.
The second event was the Casella Wines 25 Target Single Barrel.
Daryl Hunt showed he was in fine form winning this event with a
score of 65/65. First in AA grade was Glen Evans, from Coleambally
on 64/65 with Tony Barton from Gunning-Dalton coming second
with 62/63. A grade when to Numurkah shooters M. Harbor taking
first on 35/36 with S. Harbor getting second place with 34/36. B
Grade was won by Coleambally shooter, Darren Gill, on 25/27, with
fellow Coleambally shooter W. Brain on 24/27 taking second. C
Grade was won by Cameron Guihot from Canowindra on 28/32, with
Paul Woodland from Griffith being placed second with 24/28. In the
sections Women's winner was Wendy Barton on 24/25, M. Harbor
took the Junior section with 35/36 and the Veteran winner was Noel
McDermott from Leeton with 24/25.
The third event was the Casella Wines 25 Target Points Score. Daryl
Hunt showed continued form by shooting a possible but the eventual winner was Chris Salafia from Leeton with180/180. First in AA
grade was Noel McDermott, from Leeton on 179/180 with third
Leeton Shooter, Gary Tabain taking second in AA grade with
122/123. A grade when to Numurkah shooter S. Harbor taking first
on 83/84 with Allan Collins from West Wyalong getting second with
80/84. James Peatling won B Grade from Boort, on 288/90, with
Coleambally shooter David Brain on 85/90 taking second. Relatively
new shooter, Jaiden Parker from Albury put in an excellent performance to take C Grade with 70/75. Cameron Guihot from Canowindra
on 66/75 took second place. In the sections Women's winner was
Tracey Barton on 74/75, Tracey also took the junior section. The
Veteran winner was Noel McDermott from Leeton with 179/180.
The Johnny Cox Memorial Shield was shot in conjunction with
the Points Score Championship. The winning team was from Leeton
and comprised C. Salafia, N. McDermott, S. Guest, G. Tabain and
M. Manley, with a score of 368/375.
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August 2006
The final event was the Casella Wines 50T Double Barrel Championship. Major sponsor of the carnival, Marcello Casella was the
overall winner of the Casella Wines Double barrel championship
with a score of 241/241. Runner up and AA grade winner was Ross
Liersch from Albury on 240/241, with second place going to Chris
Salafia on 192/193. First in A grade was Buddy Morris from Hay
with 192/193 and second was Gleniss Lawrence from Canowindra
on 62/63. James Peatling again took out first in B grade on 54/56
from Lesley Wojtowyez from Corowa on 53/56. C grade was won
by Cameron Guihot with 46/50 and Jaiden Parker coming second
on 45/50. In the sections the Women's section was won by Gleniss
Lawrence with Ronald Lawrence taking out the Junior section. Tom
Harris won the Veterans section.
With the events concluded it now was necessary to determine who
made the Riverina Zone team. Getting into the Riverina Zone team
is not easy and this year was no exception: three points down and
you were out of the cut. The open team is Glen Evans on 149/150,
Gary Tabain on 149/150, Michael Charlton on 148/150, Chris
Salafia on 148/150 and Marcello Casella on 148/150. The junior
team will be Tom Brandon (137/150), Jaiden Parker (134/150) and
Will Brain (132/150). The women's team will be Lesley Wojtowyez
(139/150), Janenne Kidd (130/150) and Lyn Blake (129/150). The
Veterans team will be Noel McDermott (147/150), Eric McCullough
(140/150) and Don Geddes (138/150).
The High Guns for the program were; Open High Gun Daryl Hunt
from Wangaratta, with a score of 174/175, who took the sash, cash
and two nights accommodation at Wagga’s only 5 Star Motel,
kindly donated by Geoff and Janenne Kidd from the Lawson Motor
Inn. The Women's High Gun was Wendy Barton (169/175) from
Gunning-Dalton. The Junior High Gun was Ronald Lawrence
(169/175) from Canowindra and the Veterans High Gun was the
ever-popular ambassador for shooting, Tom Harris (168/175) from
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The organisers would like to thank the sponsors, Carole Hall who
worked tirelessly in the office, Charlie Strike the Zone Handicapper,
Peter Whitlock and Chris Levitzke as shoot marshals, Bob Blake as
tournament director and Downside Gun Club for catering and every
one who helped out refereeing and scoring when asked.
Riverina Zone Junior Classic
The Riverina Zone Junior Classic is conducted each year in conjunction with the Riverina Zone NSWCTA Trap Carnival. This year
it was held at the National Ground, Wagga on Monday 12th June.
As in past years, nominations for Junior shooters entering the
Junior Classic and the Trap Carnival are free. Even though, the
opportunity to shoot 125 targets at the National Grounds only
drew 14 Juniors this year. Those who did attend came from
Albury-Wodonga, Illawarra, Canowindra, Orange, GunningDalton, Numurkah-Shepparton, Coleambally, Downside, Boort and
Junee.
The results of the Junior Classic are as follows; The Under 15 age
group was won by Alex Vassilimis from Illawarra with a score of
162/175 who took home a sash and half a case of GB shells. Second
place in this age division was Jaiden Parker, an up and coming
young shooter from Albury Wodonga, with a score of 158/175.
In the Under 16 age group, Ronald Lawrence from Canowindra
took home the sash and the GB shells, with James Peatling coming
second with a score of 178/187. In the Under 17 age goup,
Cameron Guihot, from Canowindra, with a score of 154/175 took
the sash and the GB shells. There were no contestants in the Under
18 division.
One of the features of the Junior Classic was the sportsmanship displayed by the young shooters and the patience and support from
their parents. All of the place getters had considerable distances to
travel home but all stayed for the presentation even though this
would mean a later night for all. This gesture was appreciated by
the Zone committee.
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Riverina
Ramblings
The adventures of a couple
of ordinary blokes in
the Eastern Riverina
I met an Irishman called Tom, who was part of the Irish DTL
team at the World Championships, a lovely bear of a man
in his senior years with a wonderful snowy beard and
smiling eyes. Tom shoots a high grade DT10 and being
rotund of girth would plonk the barrels on the concrete as
he fished around trying to find a shell. Then he would drop
the shell a couple of inches from the little hole as it was a
bit of a reach and on occasion they would miss or bounce
out and Tom would just kick them into the grass as picking
them up was possibly beyond him. When it was Tom's turn
to shoot he would snap the Beretta shut and call “pool" in
that delightful Irish lilt and then smoke it. I wandered down
and picked up the live shells and gave them back to Tom
and had a chat. I have often heard it said about the smiling eyes of Ireland. Well this gentleman had the most
smiley, brilliant blue eyes and if Pee Wee and I can get to
Ireland for the next Worlds I am going to look Tom up and
find out if he is as partial to the Smokey wonders of the
Bushmill single malt as I.
However enough of the future.
Moving on to the illustrious one, Pee Wee, eased one of the high
strung exotic ladies out of the safe, dusted her off, and decided that
as he is a Zone Rep he should actually attend the zone meeting. Good
fortune smiled as the meeting coincided with the Tumut shoot so he
decided to actually participate in his chosen sport. Could have
knocked me down with a feather. Anyway, although I had decided
that only an idiot would persist shooting as badly as I do and that
it was even more stupid to put up with the crap weather, given
Pee Wee's sudden epiphany, I felt an effort was required. Glad I did.
Pee Wee who is always looking for that competitive edge has been
hunting around for some new crackers and after talking to all the
Europeans at the Worlds decided that he needed something fast, as
such he turns up with these B&P crackers which cost nearly $200.00
a case. I fired off a box and am still aching from the pounding.
Crunched up the birds no problems just reckon they might be a bit
hard on the man and machine. Pee Wee of course was that excited
not to be gardening that he didn't notice the recoil. In fact he was
that excited to be shooting that he was jumping the queue and
shooting out of turn, luckily it didn't cost Shane a bird as he would
put his gun up only to see the bird take off on Pee Wee's call. I
always thought he was quick getting a shot away but this was a bit
much.
What a glorious day, with what must be one of the most spectacular
mountain backdrops in Australia, shirtsleeves were the order of the
day, calm, bright light, great target presentation from the Gemini's
and some good scores shot, as they should be.
Trina Watchorn beat me in the shoot off for the B grade Double
Barrel and then again in the Continental and did I cop some stick
from my fellow competitors after all the crap I give Pee Wee regarding his temperamental girlie things for letting her beat me. I can tell
you now that if I had to loose then there is no one I would rather be
beaten by, damn she shot well and 98/100 in B grade was fantastic
shooting. I reckon she would have been second only behind Tommy
Harris for the HG. Well done.
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Quite obviously the weather has been vexing me, but what is it with
Wagga? It's either 40 in the water bag, blowing a gale, or here's a
new twist, lovely winter sunshine interspersed with absolutely
torrential rain and sleet, I jest you not there was sleet on the barrels
of the guns when we were shooting the points two weeks ago. Did
I mention it was cold, it was that cold that I had a couple of lumps
in my throat? Tony Penny who many would know shot particularly
well. Peter Kenyon still took the High Gun and if I were Don Power
I would shout PK a new “Power Ammo" cap as the old Orange one
is looking a bit worse for wear, or maybe it's just the shape of
PK's head.
Talking about being vexed, I now have to apologise. Michael Kruger
Davis took me to task for my last article as he reckons it wasn't him
who put the power out at the Worlds the second time. He owned up
to the first one however. Crikey the Pistol shooters will be glad to
know whom to blame. These guys are all conspiracy theorists and
who can blame them. If you reckon the gun laws that we live with
are inane, try owning and storing handguns in NSW apparently.
Cheers
Keep knocking chip off 'em
Chris Levitzke, Henty
club news
Cecil Park CTC: Held their AGM on 28/5/06 and the following
office bearers were elected: President – Vince Gatt, Senior Vice
President – Ben Buhagiar, Junior Vice President – George Chahine.
Griffith GC: Held their AGM on 4/6/06 and the following office
bearers were elected: President – J. Vardanenga, Vice President – S.
Cunial, Secretary – B McAllister, Treasurer – B Brown, Committee –
11 members.
NEZ/VCTA: Held their AGM on 15/5/06 and the following office
bearers were elected: President – Ron Traill, Vice President – John
King, Secretary/Treasurer – Russell Felmingham, Handicappers –
Murray Roberts & John King, Zone Coach – Steve Atkins, State
Council Members – Ron Traill, John King, Glenn Woodhatch.
Pioneer CTC: Recently held their AGM and the following office
bearers were elected: President – Rob Dunn, Vice President – Bryan
McMillan, Secretary – John Fordyce, Treasurer – Buzz DeThomasis,
Delegate – Phil Doring, Committee – John King, Phil Doring, Len
Haywood, Phil Doring.
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Moree
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Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Page 63
Dick Toshack Memorial
and Mick Sinclair Memorial
at Cowra Gun Club
Cowra Gun Club held their May shoot in sunny and breezy
weather and saw 39 shooters in attendance for the day
events and 32 shooters stayed for the night event which
was shot in cool conditions.
Dick Toshack Memorial Champion of Champions event shot at 40
targets (10DB, 10SB, 10PS & 10 Handicap) was won by Tony Wright
60/60. Michael Mitton was first in AA grade with Luke Kirkby
second, in A grade Guilio Serafin won from Allan Collins while the
B grade was won by Michael Kelly from Brad Niven and in C grade
the winner was James Considine with Malcolm Drury second.
The next event, the Mick Sinclair Memorial Handicap shot over
23 targets was won by John Finn 25/25 + 6/6 from Guilerio Scrafin
and Luke Kirkby.
A graded 25 target Points Score Cash Divide was the next event and
in AA grade 3 shooters shot the possible 75/75 - Luke Kirkby, John
Finn, Tony Wright while in A grade Peter Mould was the only
possible with Greg Oliver shooting 74/75 and Guilerio Serafin and
Warren Schaeffer shot 73/75. In B grade Michael Kelly shot 75/75
from Matthew Seears and Darryl Martin on 74/75 and John
Considine was the winner in C grade.
This completed the afternoon program and after a hot evening meal
the night program commenced.
The night event was
the NSW State Night
Points Score Championship shot over 50
targets and was won
by Don Power 149/150.
The AA grade winner
was Joe Caltabiano
from Rodney Wright, A
grade was taken out by
Gilerio Serafin from
Jake Johnstone, while
Don Geddes was the
winner in B grade from
Brad Niven and John
Considine won C grade.
The High Gun winner
was Michael Mitton
with a score of
302/310.
Memorial winner
Tony Wright
Pairs Shot at Mathoura
Twenty pair of Deauville Doubles was the main event on
Friday night the 23rd of June at Mathoura, and even
though the welcome rain had turned into fairly wild
thunderstorms, three full squads of shooters braved the
elements to compete.
As it turned out the storms circled around, but at Mathoura Gun
Club it was mild and rain free for the entire shoot, a black sky and
well lit white targets with no wind was as good as any shooter
could ask for.
Chosen partners for the main event was the order of the day,
and Warwick Kelvy chose Murray Roberts to partner him and they
both led the field to take out Overall first on a score of 17/20.
That score was good considering the pairs of targets were very
irregular making it very difficult for the competitors. Also during
the shoot Murray thought it was time to swap over positions, and
was off his mark and unloaded when Warwick called for their fifth
pair, Murray reloaded and attempted to claim his target but to
no avail.
Harry O'Connor and Graham Hall shot off for 2nd place against
Bruce Cook and Tim Maher, but Harry and Graham proved too
strong taking out 2nd on a score of 22/26. A very popular event
particularly shot under lights and every shooter's opinion was
Deauville Doubles was a fun discipline to shoot.
Event one was a 10 target Double Barrel Cash Divide, and three
shooters shot all 10 targets, B Cook, H O'Connor, and T Maher, all
collected some cash.
Event three was a 20 target Points Score, and Warwick Kelvy was
undefeated on a 57/60 score, taking out Overall first, Tim Maher
one point further down collected 2nd with a 56/60 score, and third
place was taken out by M Roberts on a 54/60.
The entire shoot ran smoothly, and the competition and presentations were all over by the reasonable time of 10.30pm.
Warwick Kelvy & Murray Roberts Overall first Deauville Doubles
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