2020 South Au StrAliAn iSSF titl ES Monarto – remembrance ...Port Augusta Birthday Shoot 28 Coaching News 31 Waratah News 32 Vale 34 Break Badges 34 Psychological Skills for Shooting

Eric Parletta wins Gold in the South Australian

Men’s ISSF Final

Official Journal of the AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC. – January 2021 Vol. 74 No. 1

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2020 South AuStrAliAn iSSF titlES

Monarto – remembrance Cup & Mules Memorial

Port AuGuStA BirthDAY Shoot

January 2021 – Clay Target 1

CLAY TARGETOfficial JOurnal Of the australian clay target assOciatiOn incOrpOrated

australian clay target assOciatiOn inc.PO Box 466, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650Phone: (02) 6938 2121 Fax: (02) 6938 2122Website: www.claytarget.com.au

natiOnal Officechief executive Officer: Paul Gilbert – email: [email protected]

accOunts: Judy Ferry – email: [email protected]

ctsn: Email: [email protected]

MeMbership: Email: [email protected]

MeMbership/events cO-OrdinatOr: Sue Vesperman – email: [email protected]

Media, MarKeting, facilities cOOrdinatOr Email: [email protected]

receptiOn/cOaching &referees/caMpingJenny Robinson – email: [email protected]

acta executive cOMMittee president:Mr Malcom Dyson

vice presidents:Mr Garry Read, Mr Terry Marsden

executive:NSW – Mr Kim Nealon, Mr Colin Kneebone NT – Mr Pat Coogan, Mr Ray Niven QLD – Mr Malcolm Collins, Mr Brian MuirsonSA – Mr Garry Read, Mr Len DeCandia TAS – Mr Mark Dennis, Mr Alan Styles VIC – Mr Malcolm Dyson, Mr Lynne Curtis, Mr Les Kadziela WA – Mr Terry Marsden, Mr Ian Watson

patrOns:Mrs Kay Hull, AM

life registered shOOters:J. Houston†, H. G. James†, D. B. Mott†, W. E. H. Rainbird. O.B.E.†, J. M. Wilson†, J. M. Tyquin†, K. Soames†, N. Wells†, E. T. Baldwin†, G. H. Hall (PP)†, E. G. Biggs†, R. H. Moyse†, L. S. R. Stewart†, C. Moll†, A. Pedersen, (PP)†, O. R. Taylor†, E. F. Hawkins (PP)†, R. Mules†, A. N. Rowe†, L. G. Connors (PP)†, W. Jones (PP)†, R. M. Holtfreter (PP)†, N. Hardy, L. J. Martin (PP), J. K. Scott (PP) †, R. F. Buchan†, J. Murphy, G. G. Woodhatch (PP), R. Silvester,R. Nugent (PP), J. Byrnes (PP), A. Kenny, D. Harwood, J. Mack (PP), R. Traill†, M. McInnes, L. Curtis, J. Shepherd, A. Vilcins (PP), D. Baynes, S. Corry, E. Forward O.A.M., R. Fox† denotes deceased. PP denotes Past President

Designed and typeset by Ironbark Graphics, 22 Hubble Street, Maryborough, Vic 3465No responsibility is accepted by the publisher for the accuracy of information contained in the text, illustrations or advertisements. The opinions expressed in this magazine do not necessarily represent those of the publisher.This publication is protected by copyright © Australian Clay Target Association 2015ISSN: 1321-3903

Volume No. 74 Issue No. 1 JaNuary 2021

Eric Parletta, the jubilant winner of the Men’s final at the 2020 South Australian ISSF Men’s Trap titles.

With Eric are Sam Daou (L) and Robbie Marcoionni (R).

Eric’s score was 105+14+4+4+4+9+1.

ACTA Report 2

2020 South Australian ISSF Titles 6

Remembrance Cup and Mules Family Memorial 18

What’s Happening in the VCTA 26

Port Augusta Birthday Shoot 28

Coaching News 31

Waratah News 32

Vale 34

Break Badges 34

Psychological Skills for Shooting 34

Competition Results:

Victoria 38; South Australia 44;

New South Wales 46; Queensland 49;

Tasmania 52; Western Australia 54

From Our Archives 54

ACTA State Rules Supervisors 57

ACTA State Handicappers 57

ACTA New Members 58

Shoot Calendar 61

2021 Registration and Club Membership Application 62

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ACTA RepoRT Mal Dyson – President Paul Gilbert – CEO

a new handicapping system for the members of our Association and provide ALL ACTA Clubs and their Members with access to their shoot management system.

So, in brief, this is what we hope will now occur:

• ClubswillhaveimmediateaccesstoMCMSuponregistration and sign up into the system. We hope they will welcome this new technology for the benefit of you, their members.

• From1January2021,theresultsofeverycompetition conducted by every club using the MCMS system will commence to be processed through the new grading / handicapping algorithm.

• Overthefollowing6months,MCMSwillworkclosely with a Rules Supervisor’s Panel to review the algorithm’s performance and fine tune it’s settings in order to ensure it identifies a grade and handicap that is reflective of a shooters ability.

• MembersHandicapbookgradeswillcontinuetobethe“officialgrade/handicap”duringthe2021year and as such Members will be required to continuetobringtheirhandicapbookswiththemto all shoots (as they currently do) and the club handicapper will need to continue to perform the current grading and handicapping process within thosebooks.

• Inthemiddleoftheyear,theRulesSupervisorsPanel will formally meet to review and hopefully approve the automated process. Should this occur theplanistogatheranadditional6monthsofscore data to maximise the appropriateness of the calculated grades and handicaps ahead of a full switchovertotheautomatedprocesson1January2022.

We hope that all clubs will enthusiastically embrace MCMS and assist the ACTA to offer better membership services by way of improving competition services moving forward. The ACTA will be using MCMS as its shoot program at ACTA National Eventsin2021,includingtheMCMSnominationprocess. We anticipate that this will deliver a seamless and user-friendly experience for all participants.

As2020drawstoaclose,thisisdefinitely one year that we are sure mostofuswilllookforwardtoseeing

thebackof!Ithasbeenamostdifficultyearformostof us and we can only hope that things will move in an upward direction from here. We have continued to move things forward in a number of areas in the last monthwhichwewouldliketosharewithyou.

Constitution Sub-CommitteeThe final draft of the Constitution has now passed from the Constitution Sub-Committee to the Executive Committee for final approval. Club Secretaries / Contacts will receive a full draft of the documentviaemail.Foranymemberswhowishtoread the new draft Constitution, it is available on thewebsiteviathislink:https://claytarget.com.au/documents/acta-policies/5125-acta-constitution-2021.html

New Automated Shoot Competition and Grading / Handicapping program

Iampleasedtoadviseyouthatweareembarkingonanewandexcitingproject.ForMANYyears,there have been inquiries, discussions, rumours and promises as to when the ACTA would finally step intothe21stCenturyandprovideclubswithanew,automated shoot program and grading / handicap system. We can now confirm that this time has finally arrived.Forthelastcoupleofyears,wehadhopedto build an in-house system and were dedicated to bringing this project to fruition. Unfortunately, the process became more difficult to deliver as we attemptedtoreachthisoutcomeandthetimelinekeptonmovingbeyondourambitions.Inthemeantime,My Clubs My Scores (MCMS) has been developing theirownprogramwhich,isusedbyField&GameAustralia as their shoot management (and automated handicapping) system and is now gaining popularity andalsoreceivingaccoladesfromthe70+ACTAclubs that have been using the system spanning the last five years.

TheExecutiveCommitteethereforehavetakena number of months and researched our options and have now decided to enter into a contractual agreement with MCMS whereby MCMS will develop

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2021 National EventsWe are currently in the final steps of determining the composition of these events and will include all details in next month’s Clay Target e-News.

Member’s AppAs we reported a few months ago, we have continued toworkwithourdatabaseprovidertobuildanewApp for your smartphone that will become your official ACTA membership card. A few members responded to this news with concerns that they don’t have a smartphone, hence, how will they receive their Membership card? While discussing our requirements, we were able to negotiate to have a printable membership card incorporated into the App which will also be able to be accessed through your MyPage Member’s login on the website. This will provide a means by which all members can print their own credit-card sized paper or board membership

Closing date for advertising and editorial

in Clay Target February 2021 is January 5 2021.

Scheduled publication date is Monday January 17

The ACTA office will be

Closing 12 noon, December 24

and re-opening on

Monday January 4, 2021

card on an as-needs basis, and which can be laminated to better protect it if so desired.In closing, as Christmas fast approaches, we would liketoexpressavoteofthankstotheExecutive,Management Sub-Committee and Constitution Sub-Committee Members, all of whom have met on manyoccasionsoverthelast12monthsandworkedonsolutionstokeeptheACTAontrackduringthis extremely testing year. A small number were represented on all three committees, which resulted in more than 20 GoTo Meetings within the last 9months!ABIGthankyoualsotoourstaffwhohave delivered exceptional outcomes on behalf of our members during 2020 with the ambition ofmakingnextyearbiggerandbetterforyourAssociation. We wish you the safest and merriest of Christmases, andamuchhappierandmoreenjoyable2021!

Shooting Australia 2021 Proposed Dates for ISSF Shotgun Events Performance Series Competitions(Covid-19 compliance permissions pending)

Month Date Event LocationFebruary 12-14 NSW State Titles Newcastle NSWCTA Newcastle Lake Macquarie Clay Target Club

March 26-28 Yarra Valley Grand Prix Melb. GC VCTA Melbourne Gun Club

April 30 – VIC State Titles Echuca VCTAMay 1-2 Echuca Clay Target Club

June 4-6 QLD State Titles Brisb. GC QLDCTA Brisbane Gun Club

August 27-29 SA State Titles Int. CTC SACTA International Clay Target Club

September 10-12 Mildura Gun Club Event Mildura VCTA Mildura Gun Club

October 15-17 WA State Titles WAGC WACTA WA Gun Club

18-23 ACTA Commonwealth Title WAGC ACTA WA Gun Club

18-23 ACTA National Title WAGC ACTA WA Gun Club


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The RoleThe Promotions, Marketing and Communications Coordinator’s role is located at the Wagga Wagga National Office. Reporting directly to the Chief Executive Office and the National Executive, you will:• Developandimplementpromotional&marketingopportunitiesforourfacilitiesandsport• Progressandimplementmediastrategiesforourfacilitiesandsport• GenerateandpublishtheAssociation’smonthlydigitalmagazine;theClayTargete-News• WorkcloselywithTheRangeFunctionCentreCo-ordinatorandtheGroundsandFacilities

Maintenanceteammemberstoco-ordinateday-to-dayfacilityoperations Other and General • Abilitytoworkindependentlyandflexibly,aswellasco-operativelyaspartofadynamicteam • Abilitytoorganisework,managetime,determineprioritiesandmeetdeadlines • Engageinprofessionalandethicalconductatalltimes

Essential CriteriaMarketing and Promotions qualifications High level of IT experienceHigh level of digital / social media experience Staff supervision skillsBudgeting experience Friendly, personable and professional people skillsThisrolerequiresaself-starterwhocanworktoaplanandachievethehighestoutcomesfortheAssociation.

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2020 south australian issf titles 23rd, 24th & 25th OctOber 2020

STaTE CHaMPIOnSHIPS International Clay Target Club

In a year that most of us would prefer to put behind us, restrictions due to the pandemic have been eased enough here in South Australia for us to be fortunate enough to hold our State Carnival for ISSF. Without dwelling too much on the events that have caused us all sorts of grief around the country for the past 9 or 10 months, we are all here again to compete for the 2020 titles – albeit without many of our interstate friends and counterparts.

On the Thursday, we saw a small contingent of competitors that had come through to shoot an event that our host club, International CTC, had put on as a pre-Carnival cursor to familiarise everyone with conditions and background etc.

Immediately after, the grounds were opened up

for practice, and a few shooters took advantage of this to prep their skills for the 3 days of competition.

Leading up to our competition dates of October 23, 24 and 25, we saw unseasonal weather conditions. Some rather hot days mixed in with


some heavy rain days, with flooding in some areas. And these 3 days were going to be no exception with our practice day being a balmy 29 degrees and very, very grey and overcast (maybe a sign of things to come).

The first day started at around 19 degrees for the morning and with very still air. However, the day

was certainly going to change a little later. Only a limited number of participants came to the ticket window to contest the first event, the State Mixed Pairs title, due to the inability for interstate travellers to make it here this year. Held only for the second time here in South Australia, a good

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Getting ready for presentations in the clubrooms of our host club, International CTC


mix of shooters (3 squads) came through to try their skills. Targets were being checked in the early morning for distances, heights, speeds and angles. Although a challenging first set of 75 with lots of low, fast and wide targets, no one could wish for better targets in such still conditions, with great visibility in front of the traps. The weather gods were going to be kind to us this morning with the predicted forecast rain on its way for later in the morning.

As everyone wandered around the grounds seeing who they were up against, there was an atmosphere of anticipation. Office staff was well catered for with lollies in the bowls for keeping the energy levels up. At 9am everyone was called out to the layout to see the targets. Everything looked fine, and the game got underway.

Steadily but determined they all got through their rounds. Only 1 layout was used which had a rain cover, in anticipation of the wet weather which was on its way. Competitors were coming in, in between the rounds to check the progressive scores and see how they had faired up, and there were smiles as well as sad faces to be had. As we started going through the second round, a few drops of rain started hitting the verandahs at our State Shooting Park, but the targets were still flying nicely.

When all the numbers had been calculated at the end, the shoot-offs got underway: 25 targets of Single Barrel for each competitor to determine the winners of the sought after State red sashes. The top 4 pairs went out to face

it off – Garry Coppola and Lisa Smith against Darren Beyer and Leah Ferguson for the Bronze medal match. The Bronze medal winners were

Garry Coppola and Lisa Smith 119 + 30. By this time the predicted showers had passed us by. The Gold medal match then got underway with Sam Daou and Beth Hayden against George K and Deserie Baynes. When all had gone quiet the Silver medal went to Sam & Beth 120 + 29, and the Gold was won by George and Deserie, 120 + 37 taking out the State red sashes and the State title. Congratulations to Deserie shooting a 25/25 single barrel in the final.

Presentations got under way nice and early at 1.30pm which gave everyone a chance to have

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Below: Lisa Smith with Garry Copolla – Bronze medallists in Mixed Pairs

Sam Daou & Beth Hayden – Silver in Mixed Pairs

George K and Deserie Baynes – Overall & Gold winners State Mixed Pairs

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a relaxing afternoon and some well earned R & R before the games begin again tomorrow. Congratulations to the winning participants. While the competitors had gone, all the officials were hustling over the trap layouts with their protractors, height sticks, angle and distance markers etc. to get everything right for the morning. A few people stayed behind to get some much needed practice in.

A special word of thanks must be given to the guys who give so generously of their time every day over the Carnival, year after year, to be at the grounds at the crack of dawn to get it all right so that the competitors can have a trouble free competition – our Patron, Kelvyn Prescott, Deserie Baynes, Tania and Bronte Evans, Noel West and Guy Yoannidis – it’s a pretty thankless task, but we would like to acknowledge your efforts – thank you all so very much.

So today, Saturday, the commencement of the qualifying 125 target singles rounds of which the first 75 targets would be shot today and would determine our SA Postal Team. Seven squads came in this year for Trap. At the Skeet end, everything was also checked and double checked as the rules tell us. Considering the circumstances with the COVID situation, 2 squads still came out for the Skeet. The participants were called to the traps to check all the targets before they all headed out to undertake the task. Once again the forecast was for blustery conditions and only 14 degrees, which made for an awesome day with targets bouncing and being wind effected. Scores on the board certainly reflected the conditions with some being absolute train wrecks, and hopes of being in the winner’s circle being dashed.

At the end of the day, there were lots of smiles and lots of sad faces again as the scores came in and were tallied. At 2.30 pm everything was over and everyone started making their way to the bars and hotels for some well earned rest and to get refreshed for the last 50 targets of the qualifier before the real work starts tomorrow in the finals. Squad sheets were redrawn and rotated ready for a start on time.

Sunday morning saw a change in the weather, with milder breezes and cloudy conditions. As the

first wave headed out at 9am, everyone started contemplating where they were going to end up. Competitors went out and did whatever they had to do to stay in the running for the State titles that were on offer for the select few that could manage their way through the changing conditions.

The last 50 targets were shot and calculations were being done in the office. A lot of head shaking was happening around the grounds and competitors were thinking – what could have gone so tragically wrong – as the changing light conditions had taken their toll on the already average scores of the day before, however, it was a level playing field for everyone. A few however, managed to push through and come in with a decent score.

The numbers were tallied, the bib positions allocated, and the top 6 scores went out to face it off. The Womens final was Molly Bretag, Lisa Smith, Deserie Baynes, Leah Ferguson, Deb McPherson and Anna Evgenuiou. The Mens final was Eric Parletta, Bronte Evans, Ross Walsh, George Kontopolous, Rhys Fischer and Darren Beyer.

Ladies Final was conducted, all shot single barrel under the new shoot-off conditions and after the first 25 targets, the first to leave the group was Leah. Shooters now do a further 3 sets of 5 targets at a time with another competitor dropping off each set of 5. Deb was the next one out, followed by Anna then Molly. The next 10 targets determine the Gold & Silver winners between Deserie and Lisa. Coming out victor after those 10 targets (and picking up the



Molly Bretag – Trench Bronze – Women’s Final

Deserie Baynes – Trench Silver – Women’s Final


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Gold) was an elated Lisa Smith. Congratulations and well done Lisa, and commiserations to Deserie but still a valiant effort finishing with Silver.

Men’s final got started and the first to leave was George. Next were Rhys, then Bronte. Ross Walsh picked up the Bronze. The Gold & Silver match finished tied and went on to sudden death between Eric Parletta and Darren Beyer. Eventually Eric came out victor to the huge cheers of his family and friends. Well done to both these guys and congratulations to Eric on the Gold medal and Darren with Silver.

Meanwhile, down at the Skeet end, it was Doyle Yoannidis, Steve Day, Nick Dimasi, Damien Yon, Jim Hallyday and Vince Dimasi on the battlefield for the Mens finals. Womens final was between sisters Chelsea and Bridgette McKinnon.


Lisa Smith – Trench Women’s Gold

Medal winner and Ladies Overall

Trench Men’s Final Gold Medallist – Eric Parletta

Damien Yon – Skeet Bronze – Men’s Final

Chelsea McKinnon – Skeet Silver – Women’s Final

Darren Beyer – Trench Silver – Men’s Final

Nick Dimasi – Skeet Silver – Men’s Final

Right: Doyle Yoannidis – Skeet Men’s Gold Medal, Junior Overall and

Skeet SA Junior Champion Shooter

Bridgette McKinnon – Skeet Women’s Gold Medal winner

Competitors had to deal with the same changing conditions as well as a breeze which had come in making the targets a little more unpredictable. When all was said and done, the Bronze went to Damien Yon, Silver to Nick Dimasi, and Doyle Yoannidis scored the Gold in the Men’s. And, for the Ladies, it was Bridgette McKinnon getting the Gold over her sister Chelsea who picked up the Silver.



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shoot-offs was Bridgette McKinnon C grade 93/125. Bridgette also picked up the Ladies as well and became the Skeet SA Champion shooter – a huge effort on the day. Steven Day was 2nd in C 81/125 as well as highest scoring Veteran. Doyle Yoannidis won the Mens final and the Gold, as well as the SA Junior Champion shooter. Well done to both Bridgette and Doyle!!

Doyle was again the recipient of the Yoannidis Perpetual shield presented by his father Guy. Congratulations to all that took home some honours.

A shout out must go again this year to Guy Yoannidis who, always single handedly runs the complete operations of the Skeet titles for the duration of the Carnival. Thank you Guy – it’s like you operate in ‘stealth’ mode

Here in South Australia we also have this event graded and like to reward the participants for their efforts in grade.

When it was all put together, it looked like this: In Trench, C grade winner was Pino Marmorale 95/125, and Rito Borzillo 2nd with 84/125. B grade went to Molly Bretag 106/125, with Rhys Fischer 2nd on 99/125. A grade was taken by Ross Walsh 102/126, with 2nd being George K 101/126. AA grade winner was Bronte Evans 103/125, and

2nd Craig Bentley 97. What a huge effort considering the changing conditions of the day. Our SA Champion shooter for trap was Molly Bretag who was also the recipient of the SA Junior Champion. Great effort!! Congratulations have to go out to everyone that made the Men’s, Ladies and Junior postals.In the winner’s circle for grades at the end of the Skeet’s qualifiers and


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B Grade Overall Trench – Molly Bretag

Molly Bretag – Trench Junior High Gun – being congratulated by Junior H/G sponsor, Martin Collumb from Collumbo Shooting

C Grade Overall Trench – Pino Marmorale

Bridgette McKinnon – Skeet C Grade Overall,

Overall Ladies and Skeet SA Champion Shooter

Below: AA Grade Overall Trench – Bronte Evans



down at your end – we don’t see you, but it just all happens.

After all was said and done, another successful Carnival, albeit somewhat confusing weather conditions for the 3 days. We sadly missed a lot of our friends coming across from interstate due to the conditions of the preceding 9 months and we hope that you and your families are all well through these times that we’ve all had to endure. A word of thanks has to go

out here to our volunteers that always contribute on the grounds and in the clubhouse, and to


the limited office staff that did a magnificent job at keeping the Carnival running on time on all 3 days. A very big thank you also to Joe from Melisi Projects, Marsh Insurance and Martin from Collumbo Shooting for your continuing support and contributions to prizes and sponsorship. Special thanks also to our host Club (ICTC) State Shooting Park Committee that do an exemplary job at keeping our grounds in pristine condition.

On a last note, thanks to all the shooters that participated and travelled to compete and helped make it a great weekend.

On behalf of the State Board, we hope to see you all again in 2021 and hopefully with the inclusion of our interstate counterparts. Thank you all.

Len DeCandia Chair – SACTA Promotions

Molly Bretag becomes SA Champion and SA Junior Champion Shooter

Flags from every State flying over the ICTC Clubhouse

Doyle Yoannidis – recipient of the Guy Yoannidis Perpetual Shield in Skeet for the second year running

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CLuB nEWS Monarto Clay Target Club

iraq-afghanistan War remembrance cup &

Mules family Memorial14th & 15th november 2020

From near and far clay target shooters travelled to compete at Monarto for what has become one of our bigger ‘full-weekend’ competitions of the year: the Mules Family Memorial and shooting for the Iraq-Afghanistan War Remembrance Cup.

Typical Spring-weather of four seasons in a day and all over the place, was on show in the week leading up to the shoot but a forecast of near perfect weather had us excited for the weekend.

Saturday, 14th November dawned to a day full of promise. The car park soon filled and some campers had already set up house amongst the trees.

Fifty-one competitors vied for the overall trophy of an $800 air rifle on the Mules Family Memorial 100 mixed target event, 25 target DB, 25 target SB, 25 target PS and 25 target HC.

One by one the score sheets came into the office and throughout the event 23 possible scores were shot through the four different rounds but the overall winner was AA grade shooter Craig Bentley (Port Augusta) who had shot three perfect founds of 25/25 in his DB, SB and Handicap, where he shoots from 25 metres, and he had only dropped one point by pulling a second barrel in the Points Score round. His final score was a 149/150.

At the end of competition, the results were as follows:

Overall and AA grade went to Craig Bentley 149/150 over Luke Higgins on a 148/150, A grade placings went to Trevor Scarff on 146/150 over Tim Dunn on 143/150, B grade was won by Baden Lloyd on 134/155 after a short shoot off with Anna Evgeniou who took second place on 132/155 and C grade places went to Greg Foster on 136/150 over Rob Low on 131/150.

Kevin (Kat) Mules congratulates Craig Bentley winner of Mules Family

Memorial with Phil Mules


Continued page 20

Scattered amongst the field of 51 competitors there was an assortment of other classifications other than the Open category (dependent on age); some 15 Veterans (over 65 years), 3 Ladies and 6 Juniors (under 18 years). The Veteran trophy was won by Phil Mules who shot a score of 142/150, Anna Evgeniou took out the Ladies trophy on 130/150 and Dan Peel won the Junior trophy on 129/150.

Presentation time followed in the clubhouse and members of the Mules family presented Craig Bentley with the overall trophy, the air rifle.

The Mules Memorial was originally started after the sudden and untimely death of Monarto Clay Target Club’s member Andrew Mules, a talented young shooter from the well-known Mules family who had been influenced in this form of shooting by his father Philip and grandfather Robert (Bob) (deceased) who held the position of SACTA President from 1964 to 1978. At the more recent passing of Kevin Mules, Bob’s brother, the trophy seemed to encompass all of them, a time to reflect on all their achievements and to remember them.

Club President, John Bretag, thanked the sponsors for their donations towards the trophies on the day: Phil, Kevin (Kat) and Greg Mules, Rob Clark, Danny Craig and Peter Kay.

John also thanked those who had helped in any way throughout the day, trappers, canteen and office staff for keeping the shoot running smoothly and reminded all of the Iraq-Afghanistan 100 target event for the following day.

A cosy, leisurely evening meal of pizzas followed for those who stayed.

The forecast of 39°C for Sunday was not looking good but we would find out after a good night’s sleep.

We woke to find an overcast sky and all too soon a few thunderous rumbles could be heard. There appeared

to be a few heavy showers falling in the distant sky and we kept fingers crossed we might be missed. As long as the clouds stayed in place, we may just escape the forecast temperature, but we were ready with extra water and ice blocks in the canteen.

Sunday’s competition looked promising even though we were competing for numbers against two other clubs including Port Augusta’s 3-day birthday shoot. Sixty-nine individual shooters competed over the two days of competition.

The prestigious event of the day was the 100 tgt DB Iraq-Afghanistan War Remembrance Cup and it was shot in conjunction with the Smash for Cash where we had $3,200.00 in cash prizes for the winners.

Competition with another 51 shooters (some had not returned but others took their place) was underway on time as we wanted to beat the heat that was forecast once the cloud-cover dispersed. The clouds in the meantime took on a more menacing colour and as the last two squads were half way through their first 50 targets we called a halt to the competition as an electrical storm was getting way too close for comfort. Wise heads had already been keeping an eye on both the radar and the sky so there was no need for us to be told what to do, we had it all in hand.

Iraq-Afghanistan War Remembrance Cup with small Grade cups


Monarto clay target clubContinued from page 19

With the storm having skirted around us we did enjoy a brief shower but that only added to the humidity which followed, and the clouds having now cleared, left the grounds feeling like a blast furnace.

Despite the intense heat, the shooters continued to shoot excellent scores in rounds of 50 targets at a time. Fifteen possible scores of 50/50 were posted on the scoreboard, six shooters sat on 97/100, three on 98/100 and four on 99/100, but at the end of the event only three possible 100/100’s were there; Robert Warden, Dino Oliviero and that shot by Andrew Fiek (a visiting clay target shooter from Mount Eliza in Victoria who is currently working in South Australia).

Out they went to shoot off for the Overall Championship sash. Dino Oliviero was the first to drop out leaving Robert Warden and Andrew Fiek to shoot it out. They went on, smashing each target to dust until the thirty-third target, missed by Warden and hit by Fiek. We had a winner! Well done Andrew Fiek.

Relief was felt back in the clubhouse where several of the competitors were recovering with ice-packs and wet towels around their necks, which was not surprising, as by this time the

temperature was around 40°C (a temperature we don’t normally compete in) but the event needed to be completed.

All was not yet over; we found that we had five Veterans sitting on 97/100’s who had to go back out into the heat to shoot off for the Veteran’s cash prize. Phil Mules, Ron Batson, Rob Umback, Rito Borzillo and Paul Kelly grabbed their firearms and headed back to the layout in front of the

Left to Right: Greg Foster, Rob Umback, Molly Bretag, Andrew Fiek, Dino Oliviero, Richard Warden, Ron Batson and Anna Evgeniou

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clubhouse to battle it out. Ron Batson ended up the winner, shooting a score of 113/116.

Presentation time followed in the airconditioned atmosphere inside the clubhouse where Monarto President John handed over to Ryan Foster, our own Iraq-Afghanistan War Veteran who initiated this event four years ago. Ryan introduced several of his Veteran ‘brothers’

who had come to assist with the presentation of trophies. President of the South Australian Chapter of Veterans Motorcycle Club, Jon Cornwall, spoke briefly on their behalf, their role in supporting the mental health of Veterans and the raising of money, and how they were pleased and grateful for efforts like the event we were holding, then both he and Ryan proceeded to hand out the cash prizes, working backwards from the lower grades till they reached the overall winner of the prestigious Iraq-Afghanistan War Remembrance Cup,

Veteran winner, Ron Batson

Dino Oliviero – AA GradeRobert Umback – B Grade Richard Warden – A Grade

inscribed with the forty-one names of those who sacrificed their lives for our country.

Overall winner of the Remembrance Cup was Andrew Fiek who shot 133/133. He received the Overall sash and $500.00 in cash money.

Winners in each grade also received a Grade sash and $400.00 cash while the runners-up each received $200.00. Best Veteran’s score, Ladies and Junior also took part of the pot of money on offer; $100.00 each.

Dino Oliviero won AA grade with his 105/105 while Rob Clark took second place with a 99/100. A grade places went to Richard Warden on 132/133 over Tim Dunn on 98/100. Robert Umback took out B grade with his score of 97/100 over Anna Evgeniou on 93/100, and Greg Foster won C grade after having shot 89/100 beating Dennis Ryan on 87/100. Veterans cash prize went to Ron Batson on 113/116, Ladies to Anna Evgeniou on 93/100 and Molly Bretag won the Junior prize on her score of 96/100.

Overall High Gun for the two days went to Craig Bentley with his excellent score of 248/250.

Re-grades after an excellent weekend of shooting were noted by Club Handicapper: Trevor Scarff (A to AA), Richard Warden (A to AA), Alexander Dunn (B to A) and Greg Foster (C to B). Congratulations to all on their fine shooting.

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Ryan Foster, Greg Foster C Grade and Jon Cornwall, President of the South Australian Chapter of Veterans Motorcycle Club

The Club is most grateful for all the sponsorship listed below on this distinguished event:

Ryan Foster and the Veterans Motorcycle Club (South Australian Chapter), Tony Pasin Federal

MP for Barker, Lower Murray Grit Blasting, Steve Rogers, Jacksons 4x4 Accessories, Hughes Precision Engineering, Bridge Bobcat, Murray Bridge Recycling, Gnomes Gardening service, Gerald Hopgood and Winchester Australia.

Many thanks again going to Marg Rogers for yet another of her beautiful quilts, depicting poppies for remembrance. We had sold raffle tickets over previous months for the quilt with the winner being drawn at this shoot. Marg’s work is outstanding and her beautiful quilt this year was won by shooter Ron Batson, much to the delight of his wife who had hoped to be the winner.

In keeping with the theme of Remembrance, the Club had added $10.00 on to each shooter’s nominations over the weekend and this was being donated to Legacy. Jim Foster representing the Murray Bridge Branch of Legacy was in attendance for the presentation of awards and following the auctioneering of a couple of donated slabs of cartridges, auctioned off by Club member Greg Foster, the total amount of shooters’ contributions, cash-prizes handed back in and the proceeds of the auctioned items, the Club presented the outstanding Anna Evgeniou – Ladies Molly Bretag – Junior


Remembrance poppy quilt made by Marg Rogers

(a Club member's mother)

Jim Foster, representing Murray Bridge Legacy branch

amount of $1600.00 to him. A huge round of applause could be heard from all as the amount being donated was announced. Monarto you have done it again!

Club President John thanked all who had made this weekend possible: Club and committee members for their work prior to the shoot, sponsors for their generous donations and all of the workers on the weekend. It might be simpler if I just name them all, and hopefully, I don’t leave anyone out: John, Baden, Ryan and Ruth (Office); Ruth, Daniel (stand-in helper and worthy of Honorary membership) and Denise (Canteen); Paul, Dennis, Trevor, Rex, David, Rob and Blake (Trappers) and our raffle

ticket sellers who had doubled up on other duties (but then again most of our workers do this anyway).

A great weekend, no hiccups, wonderful company and a happy atmosphere all-round the grounds; what more could we ask for?

Thanking all who came to make it the wonderful weekend that we all enjoyed and wishing an end to this Corona virus which has played merry hell with our sport. You may call it luck, but we seem to have dodged a second bullet with our larger shoots again this year, with the State now in lock-down restrictions due to COVID-19!

Hopefully we will see you all again at our Anniversary shoot in March next year. Looking forward to a less stressful and brighter 2021.

Ruth MichellShoot Day Secretary

Monarto Clay Target Club Inc.


We’re free! We’re free!!

After nine long months the shackles have been removed and we are, essentially, back open for business as usual. While there are still plenty of COVID safe hygiene protocols in place; things like social distancing, hand sanitisers and plenty of regular cleaning, we are basically back to where we were before the pandemic struck and closed us all down.

At this time of the year, all of our clubs are usually busy with their Christmas events with the usual prize pool of hams, roasts and chickens! While many had been planning to still hold their annual event it was being done so under the limitations provided by the COVID regulations. With the restrictions eased to their current levels, clubs are excited to be able to hold their usual festivities and we wish them every success with the activities they have planned.

The 2021 Shooting Programs booklet has been printed and distributed to every Zone. If you haven’t got your copy of this book then you had better have a quiet word to your club or Zone Secretary to make sure they have yours set aside. As a way of thanking our many valuable sponsors, this year’s booklet has been printed with free advertisements for all of our supporting companies. Our sponsors do an excellent job of supporting our sport – it’s now our turn to make sure that we, as the shooting membership, make sure that we support them.

When you get your copy of the booklet make sure you have a look through and see the number of new advertisements and make sure you support the people who are supporting us!

So with the shoot programs comes the lists of events to be held next year. There are five events that are to be held at the State Grounds – Echuca Clay Target Club:

• AUniversalTrenchround–February19-21

• StateISSF–April30-May2

What's happening in the vcta

• StateBallTrap–September5(Sunday)

• StateSchoolStudentsFinal–September6(Monday)

• StateDTLCarnival–November11-14

• CommonwealthTitles–nospecificdatesatthis stage

The first major event of the year is the State Skeet Carnival to be held at the Melbourne Gun Club from January 28 to 31. This promises to be a great event and entries are already starting to flood in.

So good to see the Melbourne Gun Club going from strength to strength. They were recently nominated in the Shooting Australia Community Awards in the Club of the Year category. While they were not the award recipients, on this occasion, it is certainly significant recognition of the work and effort of the club’s administration and volunteers that help the club be as successful as it is. Well done Melbourne – you have done the VCTA proud.

On that same nominations note . . . I too, was nominated in the same Awards in the category of Volunteer of the Year. It is very humbling to have received such recognition and reward for effort, it was greatly appreciated to be recognised for the work that one puts into the sport.

So . . . 2020 is almost finished! “Thank Goodness!” I hear you say!

I think we are all looking forward to a fresh start in 2021 and the year promises to be a very exciting one as we work our way back to some form of normality.

At this point, on behalf of the VCTA Executive, clubs and members I would wish everyone a fantastic Christmas and a healthy and prosperous New Year!

I look forward to seeing you at a shooting range in the near future.

Jeff BellState Secretary



At around 9pm, lights were blazing and showing off the spectacular white targets for the State Night Continental Championship. The weather had returned to a cool evening, despite the forecast for the weekend and after scouring the bottom of the gun bag for thermals, with unpredictable wind gusts, only one possible prevailed in the great name of Darryn Nicholls taking out the overall, with the next closest at 47/50. The party had just begun with the bar running into the early hours of the morning.

Kick off on Saturday at 9:30 with the Kym Zaniol Memorial run in conjunction with a cash divide Points Score. Seven possibles with the eventual winner being Jarrod Nicholls after 129/129 shoot-off.

By now the temperature is starting to creep up

CLuB nEWS Port augusta Gun Club

birthday shoot13th & 14th & 15th november 2020

As the campers, swags, tents and caravans rolled in, the first event for the Port Augusta Birthday weekend got underway with a graded cash divide Mixed Targets. Only one possible to the credit of Martin Collumb, and many others receiving a sweetener to get the weekend off to a great start. A BBQ tea was enjoyed while we waited for the cover of darkness to commence the night shoot and would be winners still arriving.

into the mid 30’s as the 25 target Single Barrel cash divide commences. With eight possibles and eight only one down, many more were to receive a few titbits.

The remaining event for the day was the sought-after Double Barrel which would earn the winner the right of a name on the Honor Board. Fourteen contestants shot the possible, with another eight one point behind. With the mercury now nudging 40°C it was evident that there was not going to be any easy wins over the weekend. Finally the last three were Brent Farnsworth, Jarrod Nicholls and Deserie Baynes, with Deserie keeping her cool (not) and taking out the title from Jarrod Nicholls with 247/247. Recognition also to Roger Freeman (77 years young from Ceduna Gun Club ) for shooting his first 50 and going on to accomplish 95 straight.

To keep the spectators interested whilst the shoot off was coming to a finale, an amazing feast of crabs (thanks to Tony Dipaolo) and

Darryn Nicholls Winner 50T SA State Night Continental event

Deserie Baynes, winner 50T Double Barrel event

Left: Jarred Nicholls Winner 25T PS Kym Zaniol Memorial Trophy


red claw (thanks to our Queensland patron Geoff Seawright) to keep the worms at bay whilst waiting for the well reputed roast dinner of lamb, pork, beef, chicken and accompaniments that PAGC has a reputation for, prepared by the PAGC President Steve Baynes assisted by Andrew Bury and the wonderful kitchen team.Thanks to Taylors Wines for their contribution of a few select tastings, the bar and social activities were about to get more interesting with the implementation of a first time Calcutta. Ticket sales throughout the day saw a good starting pool and with a couple of shooters making the $200+ the final pool was a sought after $4780 including a generous contribution of $1000 from Marto.With the arrival of Sunday, the weather was to turn nasty, with 40–45°C, 90km winds and locally raised dust that kept visibility to 400–500m.

Although a possible didn’t prevail, the top score of 122/125 for 75t Champion of Champions came from one of our own members and hard worker Jason King.Then all eyes turned to the handicap, the event the Calcutta was over, with the conditions deteriorating even more, it was a tribute that the only five possibles were from 20m to 25m’s. The only 25m Billy Baynes hung on to win the day 45/45. Billy also had been working hard all weekend as

the Shoot Marshall endeavouring to encourage people to get out and enjoy the elements! The temperature being at the time of the handicap 45.6°C at 4:30 with a wind gust of 82km/hr.Considering the very recent pandemic situation within Australia the PAGC was fortunate to have a total of 60 competitors coming from as far as Alice Springs, Broken Hill, Windorah, Chinchilla, Ceduna and Adelaide to name a few.

Continued page 30

William (Billy) Baynes Handicap winner being

presented rifle by Tania Evans

Left: Billy with winners sash

Below:Merv Star Presenting Jason King Winner Overall High Gun

Jason King winner Champion of Champions


port augusta birthday shootContinued from page 29

Congratulations to Jason King on the overall High Gun, 5 points down.

PAGC would also like to thank the sponsors that stood by them in this difficult time of COVID-19.

Jarred Nicholls Winner AA Overall High Gun

Brian Carrol Winner C Overall High Gun

Wayne Reed Winner A Overall High Gun

Max Pontifex Veteran Overall High Gun

Tony Cox Winner B Overall High Gun

Deserie Baynes Ladies Overall High Gun


Special acknowledgement to Fisher Firearms, CS Training, Tania Evans, King Brothers and Top of the Gulf Marine, PAGC topped up to make a win worthwhile. It is with thanks to all the PACG Committee and members on their dedication in preparation for the grounds, especially to Michael Meaney on the installation of power towers for

the caravanners, and everyone else that assisted before and over the weekend. A special mention to Deserie Baynes for her tireless work in running the office, Bronte Evans and Emily Seabrook for their assistance.A full recap of winners can be found in the Results Section.

COaCHInG nEWS

With regulations starting to ease and shooting increasing again at clubs, it is a perfect time to remind clubs that if you are conducting corporate days, come and try days or days for new members it is important that the people conducting these days are accredited.

Every Zone in each State should be organising coaching accreditation days with priority given to the members mentioned above as the people that need to be accredited are the ones that are doing

the coaching, not the A grade shooter that thinks they might learn a few tricks and get to AA.

A proposed list of topics has been developed for the next instalment of the Russell and Lauryn Mark videos which will be discussed and hopefully agreed at the National Executive meeting to be held on Thursday 10th December and will report in next month’s coaching report.

Any member that wishes to become a coach please take the opportunity to approach your club and then make contact with your Zone Coaching Director or the Coaching Director in your State who can organise accreditation courses to start members on their coaching journey.

David ColemanNSWCTA Coaching Director

Sash winners


waratah NEwS

Hi Everyone,

Just a quick note before I get into the more important stuff, 2021 Blue Books are on sale in the state office for $10 each, they can be mailed to your door directly, so if you would like a copy, email the state office on [email protected] to get your hands on one.

NSW State Office Christmas Trading Hours for 2020/2021The state office will close on Wednesday 16th December and re-open on Monday 1st February 2021, if you wish to make contact with the NSWCTA in this time, please email [email protected], or call the President, Mark Rogers, on 0459 727 444.

Nominations are now open for the 2021 NSW ISSF Championships, nomination forms can be downloaded from the www.nswcta.org under the Events tab.

Trap Player Profiles for the 2021 NationalsName: Graeme Turner

Discipline/s: DTL and Skeet

Team/s represented NSW in: Veterans

Age Started Shooting: 21yrs

Who introduced you to shooting: Roy Shepherd Gun shop owner at Casino.

Most memorable shooting moment: 1977 Shot my first 100 break shooting off against Greg Newey (RIP) at Warwick QLD.

BestScoreandwhereyoushotit: Shot several 100+ breaks over the years.

HighestAchievement: Winning State Title

Where do you see your shooting career being in 5 years time: Continue to enjoy my shooting at my local club and being available to assist and mentor new and Junior shooters.

What clubs have you shot at: Large number of clubs all over Australia. NZ in 1981 and Norfolk Island 2019

What other things do you do in your free time (other than shooting): Travelling Australia in Caravan, Member of 4WD Club, Fishing, Bike Riding.

Name: Ben Woodhouse

Discipline/s: Wooden spoon

Team/s represented NSW in: 2018 5 Stand sporting, 2019 trap, 2018 NSW postal

Age Started Shooting: 30

Who introduced you to shooting: Geoff and Janeanne Kidd

Most memorable shooting moment: 2019 Wagga Golden Crow

BestScoreandwhereyoushotit: I can only shoot a good score at practice

HighestAchievement: 2019 MacIntosh team

Where do you see your shooting career being in 5 years time: Would like to have visited the USA

What clubs have you shot at: Wagga, Downside, Junee, Tumut, Leeton, Narrandera, Albury, Ganmain, Corowa, Coleambally, Griffith, Hay, Darnick, Broken Hill, West Wyalong, Majura Park, Cooma, Goulburn, Orange, Boorowa, Cowra, Canowindra, The Forest, Sydney/Marconi, Warren, Dubbo, Cobar, Adelaide, Alice Springs, Whiteman Park WA, Geraldton, Warnambool, Callawadda, Cohuna, Hamilton, Launceston, Roma, Yarra Valley


What other things do you do in your free time (other than shooting): Work

Skeet Player Profiles for the 2021 Nationals

Name: Jack Atkins

Discipline/s: Skeet, Sporting and DTL

Team/s represented NSW in: Skeet

Age Started Shooting: 12

Who introduced you to shooting: Dad

Most memorable shooting moment: Making the Southern Zone

Sporting Open Team with Dad

BestScoreandwhereyoushotit: 92/100, Skeet at Berrima NSW

HighestAchievement: Making the NSW State Skeet Team

Where do you see your shooting career being in 5 years time: Still trying to set PBs and do my best and encourage other people to get involved in shooting clays.

What clubs have you shot at: Clubs all over NSW and Australia. Mudgee Sporting Clays is my favourite range to shoot at.

What other things do you do in your free time (other than shooting): Rugby League for the Nowra Warriors, Athletics and Video Games.

Name: Doug Alcock

Discipline/s: Skeet and Sporting (haven’t seriously shot DTL in years)

Team/s represented NSW in: 2019 is my first open NSW team but I have been in three 15 man postal teams.

Age Started Shooting: Hunted rabbits as an early teenager and shot clays over a hand cocked trap at home on the farm. I didn’t start competitive clay target shooting until I was about 21.

Who introduced you to shooting: My first clay target experience was at a junior come and try day at

the Dubbo Gun Club where I was allowed to shoot a high grade Browning owned by member and original Golden Fox jeweler Peter Keogh. I started skeet under the tuition of Doug Jacques at the Guyra Gun Club.

Most memorable shooting moment: After so many years of trying, winning one of those powder blue vests sporting the red waratah is the best moment so far but there are so many other memorable moments most of which are less about winning and more about the companionship and camaraderie of other skeeties.

BestScoreandwhereyoushotit: Shot off with Col Sim for the NSW 20ga overall in 2004 sadly lost the shoot off but still managed a 100 break.

HighestAchievement: Not sure how you rank it but I won the NSW Skeet doubles sash in 2004 with a 50/50 and I have made three 15 man state skeet teams including postal team high gun in 2018 and of course making the 5 man shoulder to shoulder team in 2019.

Where do you see your shooting career being in 5 years time: Hard to say with COVID restrictions and the onset of way too much white hair. One thing is for sure I’ll still be shooting and setting goals. Then again, with a keen 13yo in the wings, maybe I’ll just be a gun bearer in 5 years’ time.

What clubs have you shot at: Cooma, Dubbo, Tamworth, Orange, Bathurst, Cecil Park, Cobar, Warren, Narromine, Canberra Inter, Majura Park, Wagga National Grounds, Caboolture, Gold Coast, Guyra, Narrabri, Moree, Albury, Grenfell, Goolma, Gunnedah, Frankston

What other things do you do in your free time (other than shooting): Wood working and carpentry (owner built house), also a keen fly fisherman and an avid reloader both shot shell and metallic but I have two teenage boys so chasing around after their activities often keeps me busy.


Barry Rogers

[Vale \ Barry Rogers, a respected and loved life member of the Echuca Clay Target Club, passed away on the 25th of September 2020 at the age of 86.

Barry was a member from early in the 1960`s, nearly 60 years of dedication to his beloved Echuca Clay Target Club.

He was instrumental in moving the club from its former location (on the edge of Echuca) to its current site and put in many hours getting the club to the standard it is today. From building trap houses to holding the Secretarial role and everything in between.

Barry's love for the sport of Clay Target shooting evolved from an early age when he would attend live bird competitions. He was a natural and excellent shot and had his fair share of wins. Barry would frequently entertain the younger Echuca members with his stories of the live bird competitions, from before it was banned.

Barry loved his dogs and will always be remembered for driving around with two Jack Russell Terriers in the front of the ute with him.

He enjoyed camping trips away with his mates both young and old where particularly the young would sit around the camp fire for hours listening to his fishing yarns.

In later years he ran the practice trap at the Victoria State Carnival and was passionate about assisting with the School events.

The Echuca Clay Target Club, as well as all the great mates he made along the way, will greatly miss Barry. His memory will live forever.

Mark Rogers, on behalf of the Echuca Clay Target Club

Break BadgesNAME HOMECLUB ACHIEVE BREAK

Allen,S Wonthaggi Korumburra Trap 150

Bartley,J Texas Texas Trap 100

Biggin,Z Callawadda/Stawell Cal’wadda/Stawell Trap 75

Clarke,A Richmond River Richmond River Cont 50

Croxton,D Mildura Mildura Trap 50

Cunningham,S Korumburra Korumburra Trap 100

Dean,B Callawadda/Stawell Beaufort Trap 75,100,

150

Donovan,C Texas Warwick Trap 100,150

Donovan,J Texas Warwick Trap 50

Easden,C Numurkah/Shep. Numurkah/Shep. Trap100

El Kadi,B Sydney Majura Park Ball Trap

50,75

Farley,L Morwell Morwell Trap 50

Ford,C Corowa Yarrawonga Trap 75

Freeman,R Far West Port Augusta Trap 50,75

Furlan,W Morwell Morwell Trap 50

Gardner,Z Korumburra Korumburra Trap 75

Gilligan,G Wandering Peel & District Trap 75,100

Boddington

Henshall,T Tamworth Glen Innes Trap 350,

SB 50

Highdale,T Beaufort Beaufort Trap 75

Hone,D Guyra Glen Innes Trap 50

Ierace,J Traralgon Morwell Trap 150

Jenkins,P Majura Park Majura Park Cont 50

King,J Port Augusta Port Augusta Trap 150

Larubina,L Frankston Melbourne Trap 50

Light,B Bairnsdale Bairnsdale Trap 50

McCulloch Clermont Springure Trap 75, 100

Pitsch,M Cressy Spring Bay Trap 50

Powell,G Sebastopol Beaufort Trap 75,100,

150

Reading,C Callawadda/Stawell Ararat Trap 150

Ringin,S Beaufort Castlemaine Trap 50,75

Sainz,F Sydney Sydney Trap 50,75

Saville,J Eastern Eastern Cont 50

Goldfields Goldfields

Sutherland,D Mt Bogong Mt Bogong 25 Metre

Tranter,M Colbinabbin Numurkah/Shep. Trap 50

Ward,M Majura Park Majura Park Cont 50

Warden,R South Australian Monarto Trap 75,100

Weal,D Orange Orange SB 50

Whelan,S Frankston Korumburra Trap 75

Whelen,S Frankston Frankston Trap 50

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Wood,O Yamba Yamba Trap 75

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by Michael Kruger-Davis

Psychological Skills for Shooting

Mental Preparation and Practise

Now that all State borders are opening up, it is likely that 2021 will see the National ISSF, Trap, Skeet and Sporting Clay championships being held again. As this article will be appearing in the January edition of the CTSN, and most of us have had a forced break from shooting dur-ing 2020, it is timely to revist what is needed in an effective mental skills training program. Over the years, I have been approached by several readers regarding putting together a ‘mental skills training program’ for them. For most of us this is an individual thing, specific to our sport, but there are several common features that all mental skills training programs must have.

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, how to get there or even know when you are there. Goal setting is an essential part of any mental skills training program and any sports psy- chology text book has the basics of how to set goals. Keeping a journal is integral to being able to monitor your goals and successes.

Secondly, use a verbal or visual cue. Those readers who have been to any of my work- shops 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.

Thirdly, focus on the positive. Positive thoughts are necessary for achievement in sport. How-ever, 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. Wishful thinking is just hoping for a good outcome.

The next principle is to build in relaxation time. Without relaxation you can end up over-trained. 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 mentally and physically. Relaxation, coupled with focusing on your breathing, becomes a mindfulness activity and allows you to stay focused in the here and now.

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 differ-ence required for tension and concentration, between when we are actually shooting and the time between each shot. Between shots is the time when we need to focus on our breathing and where possible relax and broaden our focus. When we are about to shoot our concentration needs to narrow so that it is only the target we are focusing on.

The sixth principle is to take a look at your


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opponents. Each of us have 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. Today you might be in the ‘zone’. We should visualise ourselves competing and visualise yourself hitting every target and winning.

The next principle probably means more in golf than in shooting but it does have some rele-vance. Study the course. Be aware of all the good points about this venue and all the poss-ible distractions; trees, power poles, wind, etc.

Visualise proper moves. This is the next prin-ciple. Each sport has specific moves and it is important to visualise yourself performing the moves necessary to shoot the targets. Visualise your swing, the sight picture, the gun firing, recoil, the target breaking and importantly your follow through. Visualise yourself doing it all perfectly, over and over again.

Imaging coping with extremes. When you are visualising don’t just focus on fair-weather situations. Visualise the rain, the wind, the dis-tractions of fellow competitors coughing, spit-ting 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.

If you focus on the process and stay in the present you are more able to Maintain your ‘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 not easy but it is essential to make your emotions work for you. Emo- tional responses can derail good performances very quickly. Be mindful of what will trigger certain responses for you and limit thinking about these during competitions. Stay focused on your own process of shooting the target and do not worry about distractions, noises from loud speakers, shooters taking too long to shoot, break downs and so on.

The last two principles are, develop your own rituals and develop pre-event rituals. Rituals, including pre-shot routines, have the ability to help you fucus and redirect your attention when needed. Pre-event routines can be used to broaden the focus and keep you relaxed and composed before the competition or shoot-off commences.

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 PeakPerformance. 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 the consulting psychologist and a member of Newcastle Lake Macquarie CTC. He uses ammunition from Hunts Shooting Supplies. Questions regarding psychological aspects of sport and shooting can be addressed to him at [email protected]


Competition results

Ararat 07/11/2020Pleasant but windy (46): 10T PS E/O CD: W Jenkins , A Pollock 30/30, R Jorgensen, R Black, T Kosh, S Holdsworth 29/30; 30T PS Gr CS: OA & AA: A Pollock 89/90, W Jenkins 87/90; A: G Pike 86/90, B Harris 88/93; B: K Malcolm 80/90, J McKenzie79/90; C: T Anderson 92/102, A Clark 91/102; 30T DB Gr CS OA & AA: H Clark 96/96, W Jenkins 95/96; A: M Knoop 46/47, R Jorgensen 37/38; B: R McInerney 30/31, J McKenzie 29/31; C: L Crawford 27/30, T Anderson 26/30; OA HG: A Pollock 149/150; VET HG: R Jorgensen, G Pike split 139/150; LAD HG: N Pengelly 133/150; JNR HG: H Clark 136/150.

Beaufort 14/11/202010T PS CD: AA: C Dunn, I Tebble

30/30; A: J Nixon 30/30, L Cook 29/30; B: G Powell 29/30, N Wright 28/30; C: C Carey 29/30, A Clark 27/30, C Owen 27/30; Brain Forman 30T DB Memorial CS: AA: C Dunn, I Tebble 29/30; A: T Highdale 75/75, J Nixon 29/30; B: G Powell 141/141, B Dean 140/141; C: A Clarke 30/30, P Keirl 38/39; LAD: C Owen 29/30; JNR: J Carey 21/30; VET: C Dunn; SUPER VET: L Cook; 20T CONT DB: C Dunn 19/20, I Tebble 17/20; A: L Cook 20/20, D Stokell 23/24; B: J Kelly 26/27, N Wright 25/26; C: K Edwards 20/21, A Clark 19/20; LAD: K Edwards 19/20; JNR: J Carey 14/20; VET: L Cook 20/20; SEPTIC: D Stokell 2/2.

Callawadda/Stawell 21/11/2020Warm & cloudy (30): 50T CONT

victoria

North East Zone/V.C.T.A.january 2021 Program

Sunday 3rd January numurkah Shepparton 11:00am100tgt Medley, 30 D/B, 30 P/S, 20 S/B, 10pr D/RClub H/capSunday 10th Echuca 11:00 am 30tgt B/T Gr C/D 30tgt D/B Gr C/D25tgt S/B Tower Gr C/DEuroa 11:00 am 30tgt Summer D/B C/ship30tgt S/B Gr Trophy20tgt Trophy H/capPlease note: Shoot cancelled if Total Fire BanWangaratta 11:00 am100tgt S/Cyarrawonga 11:00 am100tgt D/B. See Club’s Facebook page for details and contacts.tuESday 12th NEZ delegates meeting 7:30 pmTerminus Hotel, SheppartonFriday 15thCosgrove 7:00 pm20tgt Twilight D/B, Gr C/D

20tgt Twilight S/B, Gr C/D50tgt State Night P/S C/shipSaturday 16thBendigo 10:00am100tgt S/C Compak C/shipWangaratta 12:00noon20tgt S/B C/D20tgt H/Cap, 1-340tgt D/B C/ship, 4 gr 1&2Sunday 17th Mansfield 10:30 am75tgt Ch/Ch, 18m30pr D/R C/shipO/A High GunKyneton 12:00noon25tgt S/B Gr C/ship50tgt D/B Gr C/shipFriday 22nd Mathoura 7:00 pm15tgt D/B Tower C/D15tgt P/S Tower C/D25tgt Night Tower P/S C/ship, OA, 3 grSunday 24th Colbinabbin 11:00 amLocal Charity Donation Shoot25tgt P/S C/D25tgt S/B C/ship. 50tgt D/B C/ship

tuESday 26th Bendigo 9:00 amaustralia day ShootSee major advert Saturday 30th St. James 12noonNorma’s Community Shoot2 x 50tgt eventsSunday 31StCosgrove 11:30am30tgt Cont. D/B Gr C/D25tgt NEZ Cont. S/B C/ship50tgt State Cont. P/S C/ship

PrEliMinary notiCE2021 north East Zone trap CarnivalSunday 7th February – numurkah Shepparton C.t.C. 9:00am25tgt d/B, 25tgt h/C, 25tgt S/B, 25tgt P/S, o/a.l.J.V. high Guns, Zone teams Selections. Main advert next month’s edition.

PlEaSE notE:yarrawonga will now be shooting on the 2nd Sunday of each month in 2021, not the 1st Sunday of the month as stated in the VCta Program Book.

War r nambool CTC New Years Day 2021

Sponsored by Jeff Dumesny12.30pm Start10 Tgt Eye Opener25 Tgt Points Score

50 Tgt Double Barrel Championship25 Tgt Handicap – 1st, 2nd & 3rd

Saturday 9th January 202112.30pm Start10 Tgt Eye Opener25 Tgt Points Score

50 Tgt Double Barrel

All events AA, A , B & C 1st & 2ndCamping, Canteen & Ammunition available

Contact- Club Secretary Jo Chambers 0417 108 068


2021 VICTORIAN STATE SKEET CARNIVAL28th January to 31st January 2021

HOSTEd by MELbOuRNE GuN CLub 192 Victoria Road, Yering. Ph: 03 9739 1771

E: [email protected] W: www.melbournegunclub.com

EVENT RESTRICTEd TO 120 SHOOTERSPre-nominations to be received no later than WEdNESdAy 20TH JANuARy 2021 Squad information will be available on MyClubsMyScores by Sunday 24th January 2021

Start Time: 9:00 AM Each day and Competition will be run over 5 GroundsPractise available on Wednesday 27th January 10am to 6pm.

Shooters who do not pre-nominate may nominate prior to 10 AM on the day for an additional $10 per event. If positions available

Nominations will be refunded to any shooter unable to attend so long as notice is provided PRIOR to the commencement of the Carnival.

THuRSdAy 28th of JANuARy – 9:00AM STARTEvent 1 50 Target Vic State Skeet 28g Championship Open $45 LJV $40 OA, AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd – Ldy, Jnr, VetEvent 2 50 Target Vic State Skeet 410 Bore Championship Open $45 LJV $40 OA, AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd – Ldy, Jnr, Vet

FRIdAy 29th of JANuARy – 9:00AM STARTEvent 3 50 Target Vic State Skeet 20g Championship Open $45 LJV $40 OA, AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd – Ldy, Jnr, VetEvent 4 50 Target Vic State Skeet Handicap Open $45 LJV $40 1.2.3.4.5 – Ldy, Jnr, Vet

SATuRdAy 30th of JANuARy – 9:00AM STARTEvent 5 100 Target Vic State Skeet 12g Championship Open $80 LJV $70 OA, AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd – Ldy, Jnr, Vet STATE POSTAL TEAMS MATCH (Shooters to qualify)

SuNdAy 31st of JANuARy – 9:00AM STARTEvent 6 50 Target Vic State Skeet Champion of Champions Open $45 LJV $40 OA, AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd – Ldy, Jnr, VetEvent 7 50 Target Vic State Skeet Doubles Championship Open $45 LJV $40 OA, AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd – Ldy, Jnr, Vet

HIGH GuNS OVER EVENTS 3-7. OA, AA. A. b. C. LAdy. JNR. VET

ALL PRE NOMS TO bE dONE ONLINE ONLy AThttps://www.trybooking.com/bLyHO

For additional information and Conditions of Entry, please visit www.melbournegunclub.com

MELBOURNEGUN CLUB


MELBOURNE GUN CLUBPresents

The 2021 Yarra ValleyDTL Championships

Friday 26th, Saturday 27th,Sunday 28th of February, 2021

Friday 26th February – 10:00 am Start OPEN Lady/Jnr/Vet

1. 75 Tgt “CUSTOM CHOC” Champion of Champions $60 $45 25tgt DB, 25tgt SB, 25tgt PTS off 18m. Shot in 2 visits (Visit 1 – 25DB & 25SB, Visit 2 – 25 Pts) OA – $400 + Sash; 1st AA.A.B.C – $250 + Sash, 2nd AA.A.B.C – $150, L J V – $100

Saturday 27th February – 9:00am Start2. 30 Tgt Single Barrel Championship $25 $20 OA – $300 cash & sash; 1st AA.A.B.C – $200 + Sash 2nd AA.A.B.C – $100 cash; Unplaced L J V – $75 cash3. 30 Tgt “MGC Committee” Points Score Championship $25 $20 OA – $300 cash & sash; 1st AA.A.B.C – $200 + Sash 2nd AA.A.B.C – $100 cash; Unplaced L J V – $75 cash4. 30 Tgt “BENDIGO BANK” Double Barrel Championship $35 $30 OA – $700 Cash & sash; 1st AA.A.B.C – $300 Cash + Sash 2nd AA.A.B.C – $200 Cash; Unplaced L J V – $100 cash

Sunday 28th February – 9:00am Start5. 30 Tgt “SASAA” Points Score Championship $25 $20 OA – $300 cash & sash; 1st AA.A.B.C – $200 + Sash 2nd AA.A.B.C – $100 cash; Unplaced L J V – $75 cash6. 30 Tgt MELBOURNE GUN CLUB Handicap $40 $30 1st – $1000; 2nd - $700; 3rd – $500; 4th – $300; 5th – $150 Best 25m – $100 7. 30 Tgt “BRONZE WING-LAPORTE-NSI” Medley $25 $20 10 DB, 10 SB, 10 PTS off 15m OA – 3 Slabs Ammo + Bronzewing Bar Table & Chairs & Sash (Value $685) 1st AA.A.B.C – 2 slabs of Ammo + Travel Back Pack & Merch & Sash (Value $300) 2nd AA.A.B.C – 1 slab of ammo + Ammo Bag & Merch (Value $180); Unplaced L J V – 1 slab of Ammo

ENTER AND SQUAD YOURSELF ONLINE at www.melbournegunclub.com AND SAVE!!!Enter for events 2-7 and squad yourself online and SAVE!! Total Noms for all online entries for events 2-7 will be

$165 for Open and $130 for reduced. Enter in squads 1-7 and save MORE!!! By entering & squadding in the first wave you will also receive a further $10 discount. That’s a $20 saving just for entering in the first 7 squads online!!!! Any shooter who enters in the first 7 squads and misses their squad will be liable for a $10 fine

Pre Nom not available to shooters NOT entering the full Saturday & Sunday program. Noms taken on dayAll shooters who enter online will go into the draw for 250 shotshells

HIGH GUNS OVER EVENTS 2-7 Overall – $300 Cash + Weber Baby Q + Sash

AA,A,B,C – $300 Cash + Sash each grade Unplaced Lady, Junior & Veteran – 500 Shells + Sash each

Free camping available on grounds (providing Covid 19 laws provid us to). Power to camps will be via ourgenerator. Please note that if a power outage occurs at the club the power to all camp sites will be switched off

so that the generator can power the club to ensure shooting continues

MELBOURNEGUN CLUB

MELBOURNEGUN CLUB

MELBOURNEGUN CLUB


Start – 9.00 sharpPractice from 8.30am

Event 1: Noms $50 Juniors $4030 Tgt Australia Day Double Barrel Championship

Graded O/A, AA, A, B, C

Overall – $800.001st each Remaining Grade – $500.00

2nd each Grade $250.00 Event 2: Noms $25

25 Tgt Australia Day Handicap1st - $500, 2nd - $250, 3rd - $150, 4th - $100, 5th - $50

Kindly Sponsored by Aus Insurance Services

Event 3: Noms $25 Juniors $2025 Tgt Australia Day Points Score Championship

Graded O/A, AA, A, B, C1st each Grade – 500 Trust shotshells – Value $190.002nd each Grade – 250 Trust shotshells – Value $95.00

Kindly Sponsored by Beretta Australia

Overall High Gun - Sash & TrophyLadies, Junior & Veteran High Gun Trophy

Please note: Overall takes Grade in Events 1 & 3

President: Glenn Daley – 0429005727 Secretary: Brendan Moroni – 0409434512Hospitality – Ammunition – Full Catering

The committee reserves the right to alter the program and prizes if required


2021 Seaside Classic


Warrnambool Clay Target ClubFriday 12th, Saturday 13th

& Sunday 14th February

over $20,000 in Cash, Shotshells, rifles, browning Trap Gun, Prizes & Sashes

White Flyer targets supplied by Winchester Australia

High Guns - Events 3 to 7 Sponsored by Richardson Marine & Warrnambool Off Road & 4x4 (O/A, AA, A, B, C, L, J, V) Junior Encouragement Award sponsored by Trish Carter

Sashes for all events O/All and Grade winners plus High Gun WinnersTotal Nominations $275.00, Reduced Noms if shooting the full program

Pre Nominations available through MCMS App, nominations open from the 15th January 2021Nominations will also be accepted each day at the office

Saturday Night 2 Course Meal $20.00 per personOn ground camping, powered sites available (bookings essential)

President: Mal Dyson 0407 802 107 Secretary: Jo Chambers 0417 108 068 Practice available from 1.00pm Friday

Committee reserves the right to alter the program if necessary.

Friday 12th – 3.00pm startEvent 1 75 Tgt South West Zone Champion of Champions off 18 metres Noms$50.00 SponsoredbyMaceysBistro&CartersTransports Event 2 50 Tgt State Night Double Barrel Championship Noms$50.00 SponsoredbyWarrnamboolToyota&SouthWestCreditUnionSaturday 13th – 10.00am startEvent 3 25 Tgt Points Score Championship Noms$25.00 SponsoredbyCassigns,TurlandsPlumbing&LindseyCotteesTyresEvent 425 Tgt Single Barrel Championship Noms$25.00 SponsoredbyAvalonNursery&PhoenixTargetProductsW&MJenkinsEvent 5 50 Tgt Seaside Classic Double Barrel Championship Noms$50.00 SponsoredbyJ&AShooting-BillJorgenson-O/All$800plus500shotshells 1stallgrades$400plus250shotshells-2ndallgrades$200plus125shotshells 3rdallgrades$100plus125shotshells-Ladies,Juniors&Veterans250shotshellsSunday 14th – 9.00am startEvent 6 25 tgt Seaside Classic Handicap Noms$30.00 SponsoredbyBerettaAustralia– 1stFranchiHorizon.308BluedDetachMagRiflevalue$780plus$600, 2nd$500,3rd$400,4th$200,5th$100,B/Marker$200Event 7 45 Tgt Champion of Champions off 18 metres Noms$45.00 SponsoredbyHoltsGunShop– OverallCZ515American.22Riflevalue$1200plus500Gameboreshotshells, 1stallgrades500shotshells,2ndallgrades250shotshells,3rdallgrades125shotshells, Ladies,Juniors&Veterans250shotshells



Warrnambool Clay Target Club

Friday 12th, Saturday 13th & Sunday 14th February

Reverse Draw

All winners from the 7 Carnival events go into this Reverse DrawO/ALL, AA, A, B, C, Ladies, Juniors & Veterans

1st place - last name drawn will win a Browning Citoria 30” 12ga Trap Gun - Value $2000.00

2nd place - 2nd last name drawn 500 shotshells3rd place - 3rd last name drawn 250 shotshells

Proudly Sponsored by Winchester AustraliaDraw to take place immediately after Carnival High Gun Presentation

Conditions apply – Winning Competitors must be in attendance to collect prize

******* 6 Layouts in use, Canterbury and Materalli Traps *******President: Mal Dyson 0407 802 107 Secretary: Jo Chambers 0417 108 068


Barmera 01/11/202010T PS E/O: J Pankhurst, R Maywald, A Mattschoss, B Morris 30/30; 25T DB: A: A Mattschoss, R Andrews 25/25; B: M Woosnam, J Pankhurst, B Morris 24/25; C: P Ruston 23/25; 50T CONT: AA: R Andrews 50/50, A Mattschoss 48/50; A: P Brister 49/50, R Maywald 47/50; B: J Pankhurst 49/50, J Niland 46/50; C: P Ruston 41/50; 25T SKT: A: H Nunn 19/25; B: J Niland 23/25; C: P Ruston 24/25; HG: E Schmaal, J Niland 92/100.

Lower North 15/11/2020Hot, stormy, very windy (15): 50T DB: AA: G Coppola 75/75, S Daou 73/75; A: G Tapscott 45/50; B: Barry Duncan 50/53, B Greenshields 49/53; C: D Maffia 40/50; 25 Pr D/R CS: O/A & AA: S Daou 47/50, A Tapscott 40/50; A: G Tapscott 37/50; B: B Greenshields 37/50, B Quinzi 32/50; C: J Maffia 29/50; 10T Off t Fence: R Damin 14/15; OA HG: S Daou 103/110.

Monarto 14/11/2020Perfect 29 degrees C.(51): 100T (25T DB, 25T SB, 25T PS, 25T HC): MULES FAMILY MEMORIAL SHOOT: OA: C Bentley 149/150; AA: C Bentley 149/150, L Higgins 148/150; A: T Scarff 146/150, T Dunn 143/150; B: A Dunn 138/150, Baden Lloyd 130/150; C: G Foster 136/150, R Low 131/150; VET: P Mules 142/150; LAD: A Evgeniou 130/150; JNR: D Peel 129/150.

Monarto 15/11/2020Electrical storm passed to a scorching 40 degree C afternoon (52): 100T DB: IRAQ-AFGHANISTAN WAR REMEMBRANCE CUP: OA: A Fiek 133/133; AA: D Oliviero 105/105, R Clark 99/100; A: R Warden 132/133, T Dunn 98/100; B: R Umback 97/100, A Evgeniou 93/100; C: G Foster 89/100, D Ryan 87/100; VET: R Batson 113/116; LAD: A Evgeniou 93/100; JNR: M Bretag 96/100; HG over 2-day comp.: C Bentley 248/250.

Mount Gambier 14/11/2020Fine (33): 25T DB: OA: AA: D Simson 47/47, A Hoare 46/47; A: G Grant 37/38, B Spring 36/38; B: S Fleming 28/29, D Ashby 27/29; C: P Klieve 35/37, R Marcato 34/37; 30T Ch/Ch: AA: D Simson 49/50, M Medhurst 48/50; A: A Ryan 49/50, D Robertson 47/50; B: S Fleming 45/50, S Bowd 44/50; C: A McKinnon 45/50, M Rudd 41/50; 30T PS: AA: D Simson 89/90, S Chambers 87/90; A: A Ryan 86/90, D Robertson 81/90; B: D Ashby 88/90, G Bourchier 87/94; C: D Wright 82/90, B Kentish 81/90; HG: D Simson 163/165.

Port Augusta 13-15/11/2020Warm, Sunny, Overcast, Windy

& Stormy 35-41 degrees (60): 30T Medley: AA: M Collumb 50/50, J Cameron 49/50, A Bury 49/50, R Jones 49/50, Shane Gallagher 49/50; A: R Marshall 49/50, M Starr 48/50; B: T Cox 48/50, R Freeman 47/50; C: M Meaney 46/50, D Beare 44/50; 50T State Night Title 50T DB Cont: AA: Jordan King 54/57, J Cameron 53/57; A: W Reed 47/50, S Drewing 47/56; B: T Cox 44/50; W Channing 43/50; C: D Beare 41/50, M Gallagher 39/50; VET: G Carter 39/50; LAD: D Baynes 43/50; JNR: Shannen Gallagher 40/50; OA: D Nicholls 50/50; 25T PS Kym Zaniol Memorial: AA: K Grossi 75/75, P Grossi 75/75, Jason King 75/75, D Nicholls 75/75; A: W Reed 75/75, S Drewing 74/75; B: J Niland 75/75, B Gilby 74/75; C: Jodie Gallagher 73/75, R Gray 70/75; OA: J Nicholls 129/129; 25T SB: AA; D Baynes 25/25, Jason King 25/25, J McInnes 25/25, D Nicholls 25/25, J Nicholls 25/25, L Stringer 25/25; A: R Cook 25/25, S Drewing 25/25; C: B Gilby 23/25, B Bradke 22/25, G Carter 22/25, R Freeman 22/25; C: B Carroll 24/25, M Gallagher 21/25, J Gallagher 21/25, M Martini 21/25, M Meaney 21/25; 50T DB: AA: J Nicholls 246/247, J McInnes 106/107; A: W Reed 81/82, R Cook 80/82; B: R Freeman 95/96, B Gilby 66/67; C: J Grocke 52/55, B Carroll 51/55; OA: D Baynes 247/247; 75T MXD: AA: M Collumb 121/125, D Baynes 121/125; A: R Cook 114/125, W Reed 111/125; B: T Cox 119/125, R Freeman 108/125; C: J Grocke 99/125, Jodie Gallagher 97/125; VET: M Pontifex 107/125; LAD: T Evans 102/125; JNR: S Gallagher 98/125; OA: Jason King 122/125; 25T HC: 1st W Baynes 45/45, 2nd: B Gilby 44/45, 3rd: R Jones 37/38, 4th: P Minhard 36/38.

South Australian 06/12/2020Cool, very strong winds (46): SKT CS: OA & A: N Campbell 49/50, W Clarke 48/50; B: S Kerkhoven 47/50, A Bullard 46/50; C: R Stopp 42/50, J Cameron 41/50; VET: R Dower 45/50; HC: 1. C Bentley 23/26, 2. F Caltagirone 23/27, 3. A Carlesso 22/27, 4. P Marmorale 27/31, 5. E Gunby 26/31; D/D DP: 1. R Rossi/L Higgins 20/20, 2. R Damin/M Collumb 19/20, 3. A Figtree/C Bentley 58/62; DB CS: OA & AA: L Higgins 36/37, C Bentley 35/37; A: J Cameron 26/28, B Quinzi 25/28; B: P Baldock 28/30, R James 24/26; C: E Gunby 22/25, A Sologub 19/25; VET: R Cook 23/25; 2020 Club Champions: SKT: L Forza, DTL: E Gunby; LAD: S Byrnes; JNR: L Parletta; VET: R Borzillo; OA: E Gunby.

CS: OA & AA: I Heard 53/54, A Evans 66/68; A: G Powell 52/54, B Smith 48/48; B: A Pett 61/64, Z Biggin 60/64; C: C Owen 51/57, A Clark 50/57; 50T DB CS: OA & AA: C Reading 50/50, A.Evans 64/65; A: N Ham 48/49, P Mellington 47/49; B: Z Biggin 50/50, P Reading 49/50; C: E Price 45/50, D Harris 43/50.

Callawadda/Stawell 29/11/2020Great spring day (20): 50T NWZ Ball Trap CS: OA & A: C Reading 47/50, A Hawker 44/50; B: R Jorgensen 45/50, W Jorgensen 43/50; C: B Dean 41/50, R Gould 35/50; 30T DB CD: AA: C Read- ing 30/30, I Heard, C Dunn, A Hawker 29/30; A: G Pike 29/30, D Fischer, R Black, A Jones, R Jorgensen 28/30; B: P Phillips 30/30, Z Biggin 29/30; C: J Feilding 27/30, R Gould 26/30; OA HG: C Reading 77/80.

Colbinabbin 22/11/2020Hot & Stormy, 39 degrees (44): 25T PS CD: AA: C Cleave 74/75, R Viney, S MacKenzie 72/75; A: R Nelson 74/75, N Dean 73/75; B: G Ervin 65/75, L Mullane 64/75; C: Dale Gillis 72/75, N Repacholi 68/75; 25T SB CS: AA & OA: F Heinze 34/35, M Appleby 33/35; A: Doug Gillis 28/30, P Sing 22/25; B: Kerrie Dean 25/30, J MacKenzie 24/30; C: R Quinsee 22/25, Dale Gillis 21/25; 25T DB CS: AA & OA: L Fitzgerald 89/89, R Viney 88/89; A: B Gibb 45/46, R Nelson 27/28; B: Kerrie Dean 31/32, G Carroll 30/32, C: R Gillis 24/25, R Quinsee 23/25; 20T HC: 1st: S MacKenzie 20/20, 2nd: Kerrie Dean 20/20, 3rd: R Quinsee 20/20, 4th: C Cleave 19/20.

Euroa 08/11/2020Perfect Spring Day (29): 20t DB CD: AA. P Akkermans, A Rohrlach. 19/20; A: G Plamer, P Grant, G McClure, L McDonald, T Gillis 20/20; B: R Dean. 19/20; C: R Quinsee. 20/20; 20T SxS DB CS: A & OA: R McKinnon 27/27; AA: P Akkermans. 26/27; B: T McGrath 15/25; C: R Gillis 18/20; 25T NEZ CONT DB CS: AA & OA: L Fitzgerald 25/25; A: P Finn 24/25; B: K Brown 22/25; C: R Gillis 21/25.

Hamilton 21/11/2020Fine warm (31): 50T Soth West Zone CONT DB: OA & AA: G Harrington 50/50, W Jenkins 48/50; A: T Lyons 65/67, M Dyson 64/67; B: R Dumesney 48/51, L Howlett 47/51; C: S Byron 37/50; 25T DB: OA & A: T Lyons 75/75, M Sutherland 40/41; AA: W Jenkins 74/75, G Jennings 63/64; B: R Dumesny 24/25, M Dumesny 22/25; C: S Byron 16/25.

Korumburra 24/10/2020Wet & Cold (20): Korumburra Challenge: AA: S Allen 149/150, M Oakley 144/150; A: A Gammaldi 139/150, G Grant 138/150; B: W

Furlan 138/150, A Kent 136/150; C: K Farley 136/150, L Farley 135/150; OA: S Allen 149/150.

Korumburra 28/11/2020Overcast & gusting wind (64): 50T DB: AA: S Allen 123/123, M Coleman 122/123; A: S Cunningham 79/79, S Whelan 78/79; B: B Bastin 49/50, I Kent 52/54; C: Z Gardner 50/50, A Venezlano 48/50; 50T PS: AA: T Kupsch 229/230, G Boyd 228/230; A: S Cunningham 148/150, C Gardner 163/168; B: J Bell 144/150, K Farley 142/150; C: Z Gardner 141/150, N Northover 133/150; HG: OA & AA: T Kupsch 199/200; A: S Cunningham 198/200; B: K Farley 189/200; C: Z Gardner 191/200.

Maryborough 28/11/2020Fine with varying incoming wind (27): 30T DB: OA & AA: T Gull 63/63, M Wooding 62/63; A: N Ham 47/46, J McVitty 42/46; B: S Grainger 26/30, W Sands 25/30; C: C Comensoli 24/30, D Hinks 20/30; 25T PS: OA & AA: T Gull 94/96, R Hosking 93/96; A: D Long 81/85, G Cassells 80/85; B: W Sands 63/75, S Grainger 60/75; C: C Comensoli 60/75, D Hinks 55/75; 25T BT: OA & AA: T Gull 23/25, S Forbes 20/25; A: S Ringin 22/25, T Dehne 21/25; B: D Stokell 19/25, D Long 18/25; C: M Wooding 19/25, C Comensolli 17/25.

Nepean 21/11/2020Perfect day (58): Peter Noy Memorial Championship: AA & OA: A Fiek 131/131, Hector 130/131, S Allen 159/160; A: K Calder 106/109, L Quirk 105/109, M Rocca, S Morley, C Galea 96/100; B: J Pannuzzo 97/100, D Grujica 94/100, H Johnston 93/100; C: G Frost 87/100, J Walker 82/100, S McNab 81/100.

St James 31/10/2020Cloudy & Rain (25): 50T DB: Murphy Memorial: OA & AA: T Dehne 50/50, J Wojcik 58/59; A: G McClure 49/50, M McLaughlin 48/50; B: K Dean 43/50, T McGrath 42/50; C: T Clarke 25/50; 50T Pts Wilson Memorial: OA & AA: D Hunt 146/150, 1st W Kelvy 143/150, K Willett 148/157; A: N Ham 143/150, M McLaugh- lin 136/150; B: T McGrath 125/150, P Gorrie 120/150; C: T Clarke.

Yarrawonga 08/11/2020Fine and windy (24): 100T DB CS: AA & OA: D Hunt 100/100, C Figgins 99/100; A: P Calandro 134/100, R Rees 133/100; B: K Dean 97/100, T Rogasch 95/100; C: P Aubrey 86/100, J Hogan 85/100; LAD HG: K Dean 97/100; MENS HG: D Hunt 100/100; Raffle won by A Cole.

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Mount Gambier Gun Club Inc.TWO DAY SUPERSHOOT 9th & 10th January 2021

– MAJOR SPONSORS –Pick Ave Deli & Bakery

WINCHESTERSouth West Freight

Mount Gambier & District Community Bank

Zema WinesTrident Tyre Centre

Overall HIGH GUN $600 cash $200 cash for AA,A,B,C,V,L,J

Major Sponsor - Greg Kessegian

$20,000 in value of prizes to be wonAll Events graded AA, A, B, C - prizes 1st to 5th

Saturday 9th January 2021 – Practice 9am, Start 10.00 amEvent 1: 25 tgt Points Score Championship – Sponsored by Pick Ave Deli & BakeryEvent 2: 25 tgt Single Barrel Championship – Sponsored by Bendigo BankEvent 3: 25 tgt Double Barrel Championship – Sponsored by South West Freight

Canteen available as usual Saturday/SundayNo evening meal Saturday due to COVID 19

Sunday 10th January 2021 – Start 9.30 amEvent 4: 25 tgt Single Barrel Championship – Sponsored by Zema WinesEvent 5: 25 tgt Points Score Championship – Sponsored by WinchesterEvent 6: 25 tgt Continental Championship – Sponsored by Trident Tyre Centre

Highgun over events 1-6, Overall, AA, A, B, C, Veteran, Lady & Junior

Prizes Zema wines, Winchester Cartridges, Ca$h

4 Wheel Drive accessories and more

$500 cash for the George Yoey Club team 5Same Club - 1 member from each AA, A, B, C and 1 from either Vet, Lady, Junior

Nominations Discounted to $180 for the entire program, Vet, Lady & Junior $160

“We would like to thank all our sponsors for their generous support”

Info Contact: Max Medhurst (08) 8725 7279 – 0409 670 534 Barry Sims (08) 8725 8686 – 0409 672 686


OA: C Curtis 48/50; AA: P Body 47/50, C Smith 46/50; A: R Kearns 46/50, S McIntyre 42/50; B: P Ewart 44/50, D Nichols 42/50; C: G Adampoulis 42/50, G Beht 36/50; HG: C Smith 145/150.

Corowa 22/11/2020Warm and windy (24): 10T PS E/O: J Wojcik, C Wemyss, R Wojtowyez, B Green, A Ferguson, D Hunt, C Ford, P Wojtowyez; 50T PS CS: OA & AA: K Willett 147/150, J Wojcik (VET) 145/150; A: C Ford (JNR) 145/150, J Ford (LAD) 144/150; B: E Wemyss (VET) 134/150, O Ford (LAD/JNR) 133/150; C: H Aubrey (JNR) 133/150, P Aubrey 123/150; 50T DB CS: OA & AA: K Willett 54/54, J Wojcik 53/54; A: P (Spud) Wojtowyez 48/50, I Cooksey 47/50; B: J Pieper 43/50, O Ford (LAD/JNR) 43/52; C: P Aubrey 43/50, H Aubrey (JNR) 40/50; HG Results: OA HG: J Wojcik 225/230; VET HG: P (Spud) Wojtowyez 218/230; LAD HG: J Ford 209/230; JNR HG: C Ford 219/230.

Cowra 07/11/2020Beautiful (28): 25T DB Gr CD: AA: M Dutton, T O’Leary, J Smith 25/25; A: R O’Leary, P Deland, A Boswell, L Arnold, R Murphy 24/25; B: J MacDonald, I Crisp 22/25, B Frost 21/25; C: D Deland, A Roberts, R Peterson 21/25; Lachlan Valley SB CS: OA: T O’LEary 55/56; AA: M Dutton 54/56, J Smith 51/53; A: A Boswell 47/50, R Schiller 45/50; B: J MacDonald 41/50, P Mould 49/59; C: R Peterson 38/50, D Deland 32/50; Central Zone Noel Dwight Memorial HC: R Fleming 25/25, M Dutton 31/32, T O’Leary 30/32; HG: T O’Leary 98/100.

Cowra 05/12/2020Blowing a gale!! (24): 15T 16m Gr DB CD: AA: T O’Leary, P Kenyon, P Chryssovelonis, R Johnstone, M Dutton 15/15; A: G Oliver 15/15, R O’Leary, A Boswell 14/15; B: N Crisp 14/15, P Mould 13/15, I Crisp 12/15; C: B Woods 14/15, S Tydd 13/15, T Peadon 12/15; Jackpot Trophy 25T HC: P Chryssovelonis 53/54, T O’Leary 52/54, B Woods 40/42; Birdies Boys Perpetual Trophy: OA: R O’Leary; AA: T O’Leary 47/50, P Kenyon 56/60; A: A Boswell 46/50, G Oliver 40/50; B: P Mould 43/50, I Crisp 36/50; C: T Peadon 44/50, B Woods 40/50; Central Tablelands DD CS: OA: C O’Leary, R O’Leary 22/23, T O’Leary, R Johnstone 21/23; HG: T O’Leary 87/90.

Deniliquin 15/11/2020Hot & windy (24): 15T PS CD: AA: S Atkins 45/45; A: C Ford 44/45; B: J MacKenzie 41/45; C: P Fellows 38/45; 30T DB CD: AA: L Fitzgerald, T Dehne, C Cleave 29/30; A: T Harbor 30/30; B: O Ford 29/30; C: D Dudley 24/30; 30T SB CS: OA: S Atkins 29/30; AA: L Fitzgerald 44/46, R Collicoat 43/46; A: N Ham 28/30, R Fitzgerald 24/30; B: N

Lester 25/30, J MacKenzie 28/34; C: D Rogers 18/30, P Fellows 15/30; 30T PS CS: OA: T Dehne 90/90; AA: S Atkins, 88/90, L Fitzgerald 91/96; A: R Fitzgerald 84/90, J Ford 82/90; B: J MacKenzie 84/90, N Lester 81/90; C: D Rogers 71/90, P Fellows 56/90; 10T Club HC: N Ham 19/20; HG: S Atkins 199/205.

Dubbo 06/12/2020(30): 25T DB: AA: C Banks 33/33, M Dutton 32/33, M Hill 31/33; A: M McDonald 25/25, B Luck 28/29, M Leirsch 27/29; B: M Kenny 22/27, J Atkins 21/27, B Glasson 19/25; C: L Robbins 24/25, N Frost 23/25, B Dowling 21/25; 25T SB: AA: M Dutton 24/25, M Betts 23/25, M Hill 23/26; A: D Horder 24/25, M McDonald 23/26, G Patten 22/25; B: J Atkins 22/25, J Sidoti 25/32, S Walton 24/32; C: B Dowling 23/27, M McGrath 22/27, L Robbins 19/25; 25T PS: AA: M Hill 86/87, J Stone 83/87, M Dutton 88/90; A: D Horder 75/75, D Funt 71/75, M Liersch 68/75; B: J Atkins 67/75, J Sidoti 62/75, B Glasson 58/75; C: N Frost 71/75, B Dowling 60/75, M McGrath 58/75; 25T HC: 1st M Dutton 25/25, 2nd P Jones 45/46, 3rd K Dowton 44/46, 4th C Banks 32/34; HG: AA: M Dutton 147/150; A: D Horder 144/150; B: J Atkins 131/150; C: N Frost 132/150.

Downside 28/11/2020Horrible (22): 25T DB CS: OA: C Ceely 45/45; AA: A Kearns 44/45, B Kidd, A Yan D Mason, P Whitlock, M Lawler 23/25; A: G Burton 37/38, T Ross 36/38; B: M Howard 22/25, J Scott 19/25; C: L Blake 24/25, D Burton 22/26; 25T SB CS: OA: B Kidd 24/26; AA: A Ferguson 23/25, C Ceely 22/25; A: P Engelbrecht 22/25, S Murphy 21/25; B: J Scott 20/25, M Howard 18/25; C: D Richards 19/25, K Wilson 16/25; 25T PS CS: OA: B Kidd 74/75; AA: A Ferguson 73/75, M Lawler, C Ceely, A Kearns 71/75; A: S Murphy 70/75, G Rowe 68/75; B: J Scott 64/75, M Howard 60/75; C: K Wilson 64/75, D Burton 60/75; 25T HC CS: 1: A Kearns 32/32, 2: A Ferguson 31/32, 3: M Vaughan 28/29; Chris Mason Memorial Ch/Ch: OA: A Ferguson 50/50.

Glen Innes 07/11/2020Fine and warm (55); 50T DB: AA: B Rumbel 60/60, W Bradfield 59/60; A: A Hone 79/80, D Newberry 78/80; B: D Hone 64/65, R Parker 63/65; C: K Stones 48/50, P Davidson 50/54; 50T SB: AA: C Donovan 50/50, T Henshall 74/75; A: A Hone 46/50, D Newberry 47/52; B: B Wise 47/50, D Hone 45/50; C: T Piddington 43/50, J Haynes 42/50; 50T PS: AA: S Saul 173/174, J Reid 171/174; A: J Smith 146/150, W Bradfield 144/150; B: B Wise 144/150, R Parker 143/150; C: T Piddington 137/150, S McCallum 139/156; OA HG: B Henshall 258/260; AA HG: J Reid 257/260;

Bathurst 08/11/2020(28): 25T DB CD: AA: T O’Leary 25/25 25/25, J Caltabiano 25/25 25/25, D Weal 25/25 25/25, R Wood 25/25 25/25, J Stone 25/25 25/25, M Dutton 25/25 25/25, G Evans 25/25 25/25; A: P Haley 25/25 25/25, K Dowton 24/25 24/25, M Harber 24/25 24/25, L Arnold 24/25 24/25; B: B Alston 25/25 25/25, T Crane 23/25 23/25, N Donnelly 23/25 23/25; C: D Provest 23/25 23/25, B Reichelt; 75T Ch/Ch: OPEN: G Evans 149/150 124/125 25/25; AA: D Weal 148/150 124/125 24/25, M Dutton 122/125 122/125; A: M Harber 119/125 119/125, P Haley 141/150 116/125 25/25; B: B Alston 119/125 119/125, T Crane 110/125 110/125; C: D Provest 111/125 111/125, R Wiggins; OA HG: G Evans.

Bathurst 15/11/2020(11): SKT: 50T CD: AA: G Jones 47/50; A: J Martin 47/50, H Dobson 47/50; B: D Hopwood 46/50, W Jones 44/50, C Augustin 44/50, P Hayman 43/50, L Martin 43/50; SKT: 50T HC: 1st M Harber 42+10+8, 2nd Peter Hayman 43+8, +5, 3rd Heath Dobson 47+2+8; HG: H Dobson 94/100.

Bathurst 06/12/2020(21): 25T DB off 18M: AA: C Bonanno 25/25 25/25; AA: J Colgan 25/25 25/25; A: P Weber 24/25 24/25, J Martin 24/25 24/25, C Ryan 24/25 24/25; B: B Alston 23/25 23/25, N Donnelly 19/25 19/25; C: L Martin 24/25 24/25, P Doig 23/25 23/25, B Reichelt; 25T SB of 17m: AA: K Hunt 23/25 23/25; AA: J Colgan 23/25 23/25; A: P Weber 23/25 23/25, J Martin 22/25 22/25, M Harber 22/25 22/25, B Wilson 22/25 22/25; B: B Alston 24/25 24/25, N Donnelly 21/25 21/25; C: P Doig 21/25 21/25, N Harvey 19/25 19/25; 25T PS off 16m: AA: D Weal 71/75 71/75, C Bonanno 70/75 70/75; A: J Martin 73/75 73/75, P Weber 72/75 72/75; B: B Alston 70/75 70/75, N Donnelly 47/75 47/75; C: N Harvey 67/75 67/75, B Reichelt 65/75 65/75; 25T HC: OPEN: 1st J Nash 25/25 25/25, OPEN: 2nd B Alston 29/30 24/25 5/5, OPEN: 3rd K Hunt 28/30 24/25 4/5; HG OPEN: J Martin 143/150 143/150; AA: C Bonanno 139/150 139/150; A: P Weber 141/150 141/150; B: B Alston 141/150 141/150; C: N Harvey 127/150 127/150; LAD: K Hunt 129/150 129/150; VET: J Nash 138/150 138/150; JNR: B Reichelt 126/150 126/150.

Bega 06/12/2020Fine & sunny (35): 20T DB: AA:

P Body, 2nd C Rowland; A: 1st D Shipton, 2nd S Platts; B: Z Summerell, 2nd L Blewitt; C: 1st G Beht, 2nd G Adamopoulos; 20T PS: AA: 1st R Welch, 2nd C Rowland; A: 1st D Shipton, 2nd A Magri; B: B Deacon, 2nd Z Summerell; C: J Ras, 2nd G Adamopoulos; 10 Pr DR: AA: 1st A Niesar, 2nd C Rowland; A: 1st P Body, 2nd D Shipton; B: 1st R Welch, 2nd C Brown; C: 1st G Adamopoulos; 20 Pr D/D NSW State CS 22m: 1st P Body & R Welch 19/20, 2nd A Niesar & C Smith 16/20; HG: R Welch.

Boorowa 28/11/2020Very Windy, Hot & Wet (84): 25T HC: OA: A Reid 38/38, C Bananno 37/38, R Murphy 41/43; 75T Ch Ch: OA: M James 122/125; AA: A Georgis 136/140, G Castellaro 135/140; A: T Alho 118/125, R Kearns 112/125; B: A Reid 107/125, P Savell 116/140; C: B Woods 105/125, G Adamopoulos 103/125; 50T PS: OA: M Stokes 150/150; AA: T Arvanitakis 148/150, C Plessas 163/166; A: J Nunes 154/158, D McMillan 153/158; B: B Frost 138/150, A Nunes 137/150; C: C Savell 136/150, B Woods 130/150; 25T SB & 25T PS: OA: M Schiller 99/100; AA: M Stokes 97/100, G Coleman 99/105; A: T Alho 93/100, D McMillan 89/100; B: M James 92/100, B Frost 84/100; C: B Woods 88/100, J Thistleton 93/111; OA HG: M Schiller; AA HG: M Stokes; A HG: T Alho; B HG: M James; C HG: B Woods; JNR HG: R Fleming; LAD HG: J Twarloh; VET HG: D McMillan.

Cessnock 21/11/2020Perfect (105): 50T DB Gr: OA: A Smith 91/91; AA: V Balliana 90/91, A Poullos 78/79; A: M Cook 78/79, D Roughan 54/55; B: A McKay 49/50, M Meredith 53/57; C: K Gorman 49/50, P Sharrock 54/56; 50T PS Gr: OA: A Jones 148/150; AA: A Mikhael 147/150, N Xenos 154/159; A: C Diaz, D Roughan; B: B Pople, D Frasca; C: D Provest, R Mc Bride; 30T HC (Cec Barnard Memorial): 1 D Nakhoul, 2 N Snow, 3 H Guerreiro, 4 A Bartholomew, 5 A Smith; HG: OA: A Mikhael; AA: A Poullos; A: D Roughan; B: B Pople; C: R McBride; VET: H Guirrero; LAD: A Smith; JNR: D Provost.

Cooma 14/11/2020Fine & sunny(30): 60T Ch/Ch CS: OA: C Smith 99/100; AA: C Rowland 123/125, R Fleming 122/125; A: S McIntyre 97/100, R Kearns 95/100; B: P Ewart 96/100, C Brown 89/100; C: G Adampoulis 94/100, G Beht 87/100; 50T SB CS:

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2021 NSW ISSF CHAMPIONSHIPS FIRST PERFORMANCE SERIES EVENT

To be held at

NEWCASTLE LAKE MACQUARIE CTC Location: 468 Wilton Road, Awaba NSW

ALL SHOOTERS MUST PRE-REGISTER Registration: www.nswcta.org

Registrations Open Monday 2nd November 2020

Registrations Close Friday 5th February 2021 Squads listed on MCMS Wednesday 10th February 2021

SA ENDORSED EVENT

Friday 12th February 2021

NSW STATE ISSF TRAP MIXED PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIP

Friday 10.00am 150T (75T Man & 75T Woman) + Finals NSWCTA Sash, plus silver NSW Badge to each partner, winning pair

Silver Medal to each partner second pair Bronze Medal to each partner third pair

Saturday 13th & Sunday 14th February 2021

*NSW STATE ISSF TRAP & SKEET CHAMPIONSHIPS* *This event will be the first selection shoot for both the 2021 World Junior ISSF Championships

Plus the 2021 Oceania ISSF Championship Teams*

Saturday 10.00am First 75t (of 125t) Men's State ISSF Trap & Skeet Championships Sunday 10.00am Last 50t State ISSF Trap & Skeet Championships + Finals

Overall NSWCTA Sash, plus Silver NSW Badge, Second Silver Medal, Third Bronze Medal

Overall NSWCTA Sash, plus Silver NSW Badge, Second Silver Medal, Third Bronze Medal Para Event ISSF Trap - NSWCTA Sash

ISSF TRAP & SKEET AA, A, B, C - Medal 1st & 2nd First Junior and Veteran - NSWCTA Sash

Grades with less than three contestants will be combined Sections require 3 contestants to be considered a competition

NSW Team Selections for NSW Registered Shooters:

Postal Teams (postal team ties determined by a count-back) Men 6 Team Members selected over 1st 50 targets, 4 best scores of the last 50 targets to count.

Juniors 4 Team Members as above, 3 best scores of the last 50 targets to count. Women 4 Team Members selected over first 50 targets, 3 best scores of the last 50 to count.

Shoulder to Shoulder Teams to represent NSW at the ISSF Nationals in WA October 2021

All Team Members selected over 125 targets (Teams - Men 3, Women 3, Junior 2, Veteran 2)

Friday 12th February Trap & Skeet PET

Note: ALL SECTIONS Juniors under the age of 21, Veterans over the age of 55.

Canteen available in the Clubhouse, 24 gram Ammunition available

Newcastle Lake Macquarie CTC NLMCTC - NSWCTA management reserve the right to alter the program should it become necessary

For further information contact: Ken Turnbull 0427 543 653 or Col Kneebone 0409 660 099


Marconi 27/11/2020Hot: 20T PS & 50T DB: AA: P Chryssovelonis 109/110, N Poulos 122/125; A: M Farah 104/110, F Ibrahim 102/110; B: M Blasi 100/110, J Boustany 96/110; C: G Lopes 86/110, A Gavrilis 79/110.

Marconi 29/11/2020Very Hot: 100T PS Trophy Shoot: AA: P Chryssovelonis 286/300, R Cummings 266/300; A: D Nakhoul 269/300, J Luke, L Smith 264/300; B: G Rootes 268/300, J Tsolakki 251/300; C: K Gorman 251/300, D Provest 234/300.

Mt Lindesay 08/11/2020Cool breeze (23): 50T DB; 25T PS: OA: S Smith 123/125; AA: P Stein 76/125; A: K Lindsay 119/125 K Murphy 114/125; B: W Hannant 114/125 B Blinman 113/135; C: J Smith 108/125, L Hannant 106/125; OA JNR: W Hannant 114/125; A JNR: G Smith 99/125; B JNR: B Blinman 113/135; C JNR: J Smith 108/125; LAD JNR: L Donovan 96/125; 50T HC: W Hannant 50/50, B Blinman 47/50, J Smith 47/51.

Moree 06/12/2020Fine, warm, humid, SW breeze (37): 25T CONT PS 11m: AA: J Mulligan 75/75, B Kneipp 72/75, A Gray 71/75; A: R Christie 88/93, J Fea 87/93, T Haynes 86/93; B: B Webster 73/75, H Faris 68/75, B Ping Kee 58/75; C: D Lemmon 72/75, A Vanderstok 63/75, A Johnston 63/75; 25T Fox & Turkey Novelty: AA: B Kneipp 28/29, J Mulligan 27/29, G Baylis 24/26; A: D Smith 23/26, M Barden 23/29, B Schwartz 22/29; B: B Webster 18/25, H Faris 18/26, B Ping Kee 17/26; C: D Lemmon 19/25, Janet Barden 18/25, T Watts 17/25; 20Pr Deauville Doubles Club CS: 1 I & B Schwartz 21/21, 2 T Haynes & A Gray 20/21, 3 C Mitchell & J Mulligan 28/29 4 J Allen & R Christie 27/29, 5 M Bell & B Mulligan 19/21; 15Pr D/R Novelty: AA: B Kneipp 38/40, M Bell 37/40, J Mulligan 36/40; A: B Schwartz 25/30, D Smith 32/40, T Haynes 31/40; B: B Webster 23/30, H Faris 18/30, B Ping Kee 14/30; C: D Lemmon 24/30, A Vanderstok, 19/30, T Vanderstok 18/30; HG: J Mulligan 127/130.

Orange 22/11/2020Overcast with light showers (39): 50T DB CD: C M Hunter 48/50, S Tydd 39/50; B: B Alston 49/50, T Crane 45/50; A: P Sharp 50/50, K Dowton 48/50; AA: G Evans, J Smith, Aaron Jones (Boorowa) 50/50; 50T SB CS: C: M Hunter 40/50, S Tydd 39/50; B: E Reid 45/51, N Donnelly 44/50; A: P Weber 47/50, P Sharp 45/50; AA: D Weal 66/68, M Dutton 65/67; OA: G Evans 49/59; 25T HC: 1st G Evans 45/45, 2nd M Dutton 44/44, 3rd T Crane 25/25; HG: G Evans 124/125.

Port Macquarie 01/11/2020Overcast & Windy (14): 50T DB CD: A: K Miller 49/50, G Pascoe, R Marko, C Diaz 47/50; B: R Van Heythysen, R Beswick 49/50, A McWhirter, L Langer47/50; C: D Piper 48/50, M Sutherland 45/50; 50T PS CD: A: K Miller 148/50, G Pascoe 144/150; B: R Beswick 49/50, R Van Heythysen 141/150; C: M Sutherland 135/150, D Piper117/150; 10 Pr D/R CD: A: K Miller 18/20, G Pascoe 17/20; B: A McWhirter 15/20, R Van Heythysen, L Langer 14/20; C: J Jurgens 9/20, D Piper 8/20; A: K Miller 49/50, G Pascoe, R Marko, C Diaz 47/50; B: R Van Heythysen, R Beswick 49/50, A McWhirter, L Langer47/50; C: D Piper 48/50, M Sutherland 45/50; OA: HG: K Miller 215/220.

Richmond River 07/11/2020Fine (18): 50T UT: B: G Bruce 47/50, M Sullivan 38/50;C: L Bowles 41/50, A Clarke 40/50.

Richmond River 13/11/2020Windy (17): 75 Medley: AA: L Hart 114/125; A: A Clarke 117/125; B: B Copper 112/125; C: Dale Smith 104/125.

Richmond River 22/11/2020Fine (52): 45 Medley (15T DB, 15T SB, 15T PS): AA: T Hart 74/75 (124/125), G Turner 74/75 (123/125), R Spagnolo 74/75 (98/100); A: O Wood 74/75, K Connor 72/75, Donnie Johnson 71/75 (96/100); B: F Binding 67/75 (91/100), J Oliver 67/75 (112/125), Phil Smith 67/75 (157/175); C: Dale Smith 71/75, G Morgan 69/75, L Bowles 63/75; 30T HC CS: 1st D Armfield 30/30, 2nd O Wood 29/30 (54/55), 3rd Scott Smith 29/30 (53/55) 4th A Clarke 29/30 (49/51); 50T CONT Medley (25T DB, 25T PS): AA: L Hart 98/100, R Turner 97/100, T Hart 96/100; A: A Clarke 96/100, P McKenzie 95/100, K Connor 94/100; B: D Armfield 92/100, F Binding 85/100, M Baxter 84/100; C: Dave Smith 90/100 (110/120), T Milgate 90/100 (107/120), M Denson 88/100; OA HG: T Hart 198/205; Intermediate HG: D Armfield 189/205.

Richmond River 29/11/2020Very Hot (29): 35 Sporting CD: AA: T Love 30/35, T Schneider 19/35; A: G Mengel 32/35, K Trease 31/32; B: T Hart 29/35, P Consalvo 28/35; C: A McMahon 26/35, N Radford 25/35; 70 Sporting: AA: T Schneider 50/70, T Love 45/70; A: G Mengel 63/70, C Manderson 62/70; B: C Doust 51/70, R Endres 49/70; C: A McMahon 53/70, Dale Smith 48/70.

Richmond River 05/12/2020Fine (15): 50 U.T: A: P Batson 47/50; B: G Bruce 44/50; C: C Doust 39/50.

Sydney 06/11/2020Beautiful still night (33): 60T PS: AA: S Georgio 178/180, R Boumoussa

A HG: J Smith 237/250; B HG: B Wise 239/250; C HG: T Piddington 226/250; VET HG: K Young 242/250; LAD HG: T Henshall 246/250; JNR HG: F Richardson 239/250.

Grafton 08/11/2020(54): 25T PS: Peter McGuire Memorial Trophy: OA: B Rumbel 75/75; AA: D White 74/75, J Cunningham 70/75; A: O Wood 73/75, M Lindner 76/81; B: I Sullivan 70/75, W Reichmann 64/75; C: D Penfold 66/75, L Bowles 63/78; 45T Jacaranda Medley (15T DB, 15T SB, 15 T PS): OA: D White 75/75; AA: B Rumbel 74/75, T Rumbel 72/75; A: N Tanner 74/75, P Brown 72/75; B: P Mathias 86/90, I Sullivan 83/90; C: D Penfold 70/75, A Clark 68/75; 50T Jacaranda DB CS: OA: D White 67/68; AA: T Rumbel 66/68, C Doust 49/50; A: K Connor 55/56, O Wood 48/50; B: R Jackson 46/50, I Sullivan 45/50; C: D Penfold 49/50, D Storer 45/50; HG: VET: T Rumbel 191/200; LAD: M Burke 169/200; OA: D White 199/200.

Guyra 31/10/2020Fine (70): 25T DB CD: AA: N Smith, F Richardson, B Marshall, H Overton, G Baylis, I Schwartz, G Baxter, J Sleightholme, J Reid, J Richardson, D Edmonds, P Holmes 25/25; A: B Dray, J Roberts, D Lawrence, J Smith, P Brown 25/25; B: W Heagney 25/25; C: H Finch 24/25; 50T Spring CS: OA: H Overton 100/100; AA: T Henshall 98/100, F Richardson 96/100; A: K Connor 96/100, O Wood 95/100; B: P Mathias 88/100, D Hone 87/100; C: D Penfold 84/100, H Finch 83/100; 50T New England Sprint DB CS: OA: F Richardson 179/179; AA: N Mc Rae 178/179, D White 86/87; A: N Tanner 54/55, P Brown 52/54; B: W Heagney 48/50, P Mathias 47/50; C: A Clark 45/50, S Mc Callum 44/50; 25T DB CD: AA: O Wood, I Schwartz, R Spagnolo, F Richardson, H Overton , G Baylis, K Young, J Lisle, T Henshall, D White, G Baxter, J Sleightholme, J Reid, J Richardson, B Rumbel, N Mc Rae, D Edmonds, 25/25; A: N Tanner, A Hone, S Wallis, D Lawrence, B Fletcher, P Brown 25/25; B: B Wise 25/25; C: A Clark 24/25; 25T New England Spring HC: 1st N Tanner 30/30, 2nd T Henshall 29/30, 3rd J Richardson 26/27, 4th B Marshall 37/38, 5th J Sleightholme 36/38; 50T Commonwealth Mixed Targets: OA: J Sleightholme 67/70; AA: B Rumbel 97/105, J Richardson 94/105; A: N Tanner 66/70; A: B Fletcher 61/70; B: D Hone 57/70; B: A Richardson 56/70; C: D Penfold 57/70, A Clark 52/70; HG OA: F Richardson 284/295; AA: J Sleightholme 283/295; A: N Tanner 304/325; B: P Mathias 259/295; C: A Clark 246/295; JNR: T Bridge 267/295; LAD: H Overton 274/295; VET: G Baylis 279/295.

Guyra 28/11/2020Fine & Hot (37): 25T HC: Club Trophy: 1st F Richardson 33/33, 2nd H Overton 32/33, 3rd R Aston 53/54; 50T PS Club CS: OA: F Richardson 149/150; AA: N McRae 184/186; A: G Brunsdon 147/150; B: W Heagney 139/150; C: T Piddington 141/150; 45T Ch/ Ch CS: OA: J Reid 125/125; AA: J Richardson 122/125; A: M Lindeman 73/75; B: W Heagney 66/75; C: T Piddington 71/75; HG: F Richardson 247/250.

Majura Park 11/11/2020Warm and breezy (19): 50T Mixed Targets CS: OPEN: D Power AA25 Majura Park 70/70 70/70; AA: R Fleming JAA23 Goulburn 68/70 68/70; A: D Meakin A20 Majura Park 65/70 65/70; B: P Hart B17 Majura Park 67/70 67/70; C: A Jassani C15 47/70 47/70.

Majura Park 15/11/2020Warm and calm (33): NSW State Ball Trap Championship: OPEN: B El kadi A Oakdale 75/75 75/75; AA: M Stokes AA Cobar 74/75 74/75, R Bou-moussa AA Sydney 73/75 73/75; A: A Scott A Majura Park 72/75 72/75, A Jones A Boorowa 71/75 71/75, D Meakin A Majura Park 71/75 71/75; B: D Jarvis B Majura Park 67/75 67/75, M Harris B Majura Park 66/75 66/75; C: G Serafin VC Yass 63/75 63/75, N Betts C Majura Park 53/75 53/75; LAD: K Thistleton LA Goulburn 63/75 63/75; VET: D Reed VA Boorowa 70/75 70/75.

Majura Park 18/11/2020Fine (18): 40T PS CONT Club: Total Score OTG Score S/O Score; OPEN: R Fleming JAA23 Goulburn 118/120 118/120; AA: D Jarvis AA23 Majura Park 110/120 110/120; A: D Tutalo A19 Majura Park 112/120 112/120; B: P Hart B17 Majura Park 99/120 99/120; B: K Thistleton LB17 Goulburn 99/120 99/120; C: I Khan C15 Navy 95/120.

Majura Park 25/11/2020Warm and calm (21): 50T HC Masters: OPEN: M Scott B17 48/50 48/50, OPEN 2nd R Fleming JAA23 Goulburn 47/50 47/50, OPEN 3rd A Scott AA24 Majura Park 47/50 47/50; 50T HC Masters Grand Final: OPEN: M Scott B17 48/50 48/50, OPEN: R Fleming JAA23 Goulburn 47/50 47/50, OPEN: 3rd A Cumberland Majura Park 48/54 44/50 4/4; OPEN: 4th N Betts 47/54 44/50 3/4, OPEN: 5th D Jarvis 43/50 43/50, OPEN: 6th D Meakin 43/50 43/50; OPEN: 7th K Thistleton 39/50 39/50, OPEN: 8th P Maloney 38/50 38/50; OPEN: 9th D Tutalo 36/50 36/50; OPEN: 10th P Wade 0/50 0/50.

Marconi 15/11/2020(41): 90T MXD: AA: N Poulos 146/150, P Chryss 144/150; A: A Mardian 145/150, M Gomes 143/150; B: P Balestro 137/150, K Bosanko 134/150; C: D Provest 131/150, K Gorman 128/150.


186/195; A: S Barros 174/180, D Barros 169/180; B: P Savell 169/180, P Shiailis 167/180; C: B Woods 150/180, F Sainz 147/180.

Sydney 08/11/2020Sunny and mild wind (42): 50T DB, 50T PS: OA: V Gatt 196/200; AA: N Poulos 192/200, T Chryss 231/240; A: J Luke 190/201, H Guerreiro 189/200; B: D O’Rahilly 186/200, G Brush 181/200; C: F Sainz 186/200, N Petrone 171/200.

Tumut 08/11/2020Sunny 22 degrees (31): 25T PS CD: AA: A Yan, A Jones, D Caccioppoli 75/75; A: W Thatcher 73/75, L McPherson, G Burton 72/75; B: J Baker 70/75, T Lonergan 68/75, B Mayo, B Frost 67/75; C: A

Roberts 68/75, M White 67/75, D Burton 65/75; 50T DB CONT: OA: R Fleming 101/101; AA: A Yan 100/101, A Kearns 68/69; A: P Scobie 48/50, L McPherson 50/53; B: J Baker 49/50, B Lonergan 48/50; C: D Burton 46/50, M White 43/50; 25T HC: OA: G Thatcher 30/30, 2nd: J Baker 39/40, 3rd: B Kidd 38/40, 4th: B Gruber 27/28.

Yamba 15/11/2020Hot & sunny 32 deg. 5-8 knots breeze from SE (32): 100T DB X 4 walks: C: L Bowles 88 (96/108), A Clark 88 (95/108); B: I Sullivan 94, H Finch 89; A: O Wood 99, G Bruce 97 (121/124); AA: J Cunningham 98, T Hart 97 (103/106); HG: O Wood.

Atherton Tableland 22/11/2020Fine with passing showers and mind to strong winds (40): 25T DB CD: AA: J Smaniotto AA25 Atherton Tableland 25/25 25/25; AA: B Lansdown VAA21 Silkwood 25/25 25/25, P Crapella AA22 Silkwood 25/25 25/25; A: P Robertson VA20 Silkwood 25/25 25/25; B: F Nunan VB17 Atherton Tableland 22/25 22/25, S Crapella LB17 Silkwood 22/25 22/25; C: J Fahlstorm JC15 Atherton Tableland 22/25 22/25; 45T Medley: AA: A Russo AA21 Silkwood 74/75 74/75, K Williams LAA23 Cooktown 72/75 72/75; A: G Bugeja A20 Silkwood 116/125 69/75 47/50, G Braid A20 Atherton Tableland 112/125 69/75 43/50; B: S Crapella LB17 Silkwood 89/100 65/75 24/25, M Raccanello B20 Silkwood 87/100 65/75 22/25; C: J Fahlstorm JC15 Atherton Tableland 60/75 60/75, B Price C15 Atherton Tableland 56/75 56/75; 30T PS: AA: D Sutherland VAA23 Silkwood 88/90 88/90, M Stella AA23 Silkwood 106/111 85/90 21/21; A: A Poggioli VA24 Atherton Tableland 84/90 84/90, A Casella VA22 Atherton Tableland 80/90 80/90; B: A Strano VB17 Silkwood 84/90 84/90, M Raccanello B20 Silkwood 81/90 81/90; C: J Fahlstorm JC15 Atherton Tableland 81/90 81/90, E Thurston J,LC15 Silkwood 64/90 64/90; 15 Pr D/R: A: M Stella AA23 Silkwood 28/30 28/30, K Williams LAA23 Cooktown 25/30 25/30; A: A Casella VA22 Atherton Tableland 24/30 24/30, G Bugeja A20 Silkwood 22/30 22/30; B: S Crapella LB17 Silkwood 22/30 22/30, P Vit VB18 Atherton Tableland 21/30 21/30; C: E Thurston J,LC15 Silkwood 16/30 16/30, J Fahlstorm JC15 Atherton Tableland 15/30 15/30.

Ballandean 15/11/2020Sunny & hot (63): 30T DB: OA: G Costanzo 210/210; AA: R McDougall 98/99, A Scalia 68/69; A: J Castellino 209/210, T Middleton 44/45; B: J Simon 37/38, D Cox 36/38; C: J Zanatta 29/32, H Fletcher 28/32; 25T PS: Jack Lynam Memorial Trophy: OA: B Pavy 147/147; AA: D Conduit 144/147, D Cameron 119/120; A: W Mattarollo 85/85, N Hannant 91/93; B: W Day 75/75, J Lee 72/75; C: Z Scalia 68/75, L Makejev 67/75; 25T Gr Met: 1st C Favaro 56/56, 2nd J Lee 55/56, 3rd W Hannant 47/48; 15 Pr D/D Jan Elliot Cup: 1st D Berry & M Mascadri 28/28, 2nd J Castellino & A Scalia 29/30, 3rd R McDougall & H Simon 28/30; HG: AA: C Favaro 128/130; A: N Hannant 129/130; B: W Day 124/130; C: K Shevlin 114/130.

Brisbane 22/11/2020Fine, hot and sunny (72): 30T Medley (10T DB, 10T SB, 10T PS) CD: AA: G Cafferky, M Davis, W Humphreys 50/50; A: S Harker 50/50, C Koutsakis, B Wiseman 49/50; B: J Wilke, T Wilde 49/50; C: L Hitchcock 49/50, M Borwick 45/50; 25T PS: AA: M Lynch 143/144, M Chounding 140/144; A: J Castellino 73/75, G Crouch 75/78; B: J Shand 74/75, N Dalton 85/90; C: M Borwick 72/75, D Reeves 69/75; 25T SB: AA: P Naude 29/29, M Lynch 28/29; A: C McMahon 28/29, J Castellino 27/29; B: S Jones 24/26, A Goodman 23/26; C: M Ciolli 24/25, M Borwick 23/25; 50T CONT: AA: B Thompson 50/50, M Davis 77/78; A: P Strange 63/64, B Jurd 62/64; B: R Davies 48/50, Darren Emery 54/57; C: Dean Emery 53/57, M Borwick 52/57; HG: OA: M Davis 196/200; AA:

QuEENSLaND

M Lynch 196/200; A: J Castellino 191/200; B: N Dalton 186/200; C: M Borwick 186/200.

Callide Dawson 15/11/2020Hot, small breeze (23): 25T DB CD: AA: M Howard 25/25, M Elliott, B Becker, K Busteed, C Polsen 23/25; A: K Neale 24/25, B Muirson, B Graving, M Hetherington, C Mellor 23/25; B: S Pearce 25/25, S Becker 24/25, W Waldron 23/25; C: D Clair 23/25, S Busteed 22/25, T Onekawa 21/25; Jim Ryan Memorial 100T HC: OA: W Waldron 95/100, 2nd: M Howard 90/100, 3rd: K Neale 89/100, 4th: S Busteed 88/100, 5th: M Elliott 87/100.

Gold Coast 08/11/2020Very windy & overcast (63): 25T PS CD: AA: J Rapisarda 75/75, T Williams 74/75; A: B Jurd 71/75, C Koutsakis, P Naude, G McClymont, T Morony 70/75; B: J Aylmer 64/75, W Corby 62/75; C: M Ciolli 65/75, R Saheli, Dean Emery 58/75; 50T DB: AA: D Sweetman 60/62, J Rapisarda 59/62; A: G McClymont 50/50, T Morgan 49/50; B: G Carew 47/50, A Struhs 53/57; C: Darren Emery 46/50, M Ciolli 45/50; 25T DB CONT: AA: S Weeden 25/25, J Rapisarda 31/33; A: J Castellino 25/25, C McMahon 33/34; B: A Snelling 23/25, J Aylmer 24/27; C: R Saheli 24/25, Dean Emery 24/27; 30T Gr Meterage: 1st: J Apiata 29/30, 2nd: A Snelling 28/30, 3rd: T

Williams 43/46, 4th: S Kleinschmidt 42/46, 5th: A Gray 38/42; HG OA: J Rapisarda 171/180; AA: T Williams 170/180; A: G McClymont 169/180; B: A Snelling 156/180; C: M Ciolli 155/180.

Gold Coast 02/12/2020Excellent (55): 75T Ken Tomkins Memorial Night Medley: AA: M Pain 121/125, L Littlefield 120/125; A: G Buchanan 114/125, B Jurd 136/150; B: A Struhs 112/125, T Powell 107/125; C: B Phillis 100/125, K Seeney 96/125.

Goondiwindi 08/11/2020Partly cloudy. Slight chance of a shower over the Granite Belt, near zero chance elsewhere. Winds E/NE 20-30 km/h. Daytime max temp 24-30 (32): 50T Medley (25TDB 25TPS): AA: J Sipple 119/120, B Farlow 117/120; A: M Winning 96/100, F Hedley 130/140; B: D Turner 98/100, G Rixon 89/100; C: S Toop 88/100, D Lemmon 89/100; 50T SB CONT SEZ CS: SEZ CS: R Bartley 48/50; A: R Bartley 48/50, S Nothdurft 47/50, J Sipple 46/50; A: J Bartley 46/50, F Hedley 45/50, T Robb 43/50; B: G Rixon 48/58, T Gibson 47/58, K Giltrow 41/50; C: J Barden 40/50, R Carrigan 39/50, S Toop 38/50; 25Pr D/R: AA: J Allen 56/60, B Farlow 54/60; A: M Winning 34/50; B: A Hoffmann 42/50, M Barden 40/50; C: B Webster 43/50, T Robb 42/50;

KINGAROY CLAY TARGET CLUB

CHANGE OF DATEBACK SHOOTING 1ST SUNDAY OF

THE MONTH FROM JANUARY 2021For Further Inquiries

Contact Cameron Brown 0408 064 535


The Gold Coast Clay Target Club

Saturday 9th & Sunday 10th January 2021

Friday Night 8th - 7.00pm The Building Connection s 50T Handicap shot 5 per lane places 1st to 5th paid $40 Night event not included in High Gun, Noms include BBQ Dinner

Saturday 9th 9.00am Start

Event 1: 25T DB Points Cash Divide Event 2: 25T Single Barrel Championship Sponsored by VIVA Fine Foods Vince Vaina Event 3: 50T Double Barrel Championship

Sponsored by Condrill

Sunday 10th 8.30am Start

Event 4: 25T DB Points Cash Divide

Event 5: 50T Double Barrel Continental

George Sckaf Memorial Event Sponsored by Gold Coast Clay Target Club

Event 6: 25 Pair Double Rise Sponsored by Class N Glass additional $500 to be shared if Event shot clean Total Program: Open nominations $160 (excl Night C/Ship) Reduced noms for Ladies, juniors, Veterans - $140 if shooting whole program

Gold Coast ACTA affiliated club juniors shoot for free.

Overall - Grade - Section High Guns for the Carnival Overall 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C on each event (except Cash Divides)

Ladies, Junior & Veterans prizes on events 2, 3, 5 & 6

Sponsors Overall Craig Jacobs Well Tavern, Grade high guns Stratco, Ladies high gun Warren Corby, Veterans high gun GCCTC, and Junior high gun Paul Santarosa,

Thank you to our many generous sponsors! Practice will be available from 10am until 4pm Friday the 8th

Trap Captain: Danny Cokley 0419156973 81 Gross Rd. Woongoolba www.goldcoastclaytargetclub.com

The Committee reserves the right to alter advertised programs.

January Trap Carnival

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Over $8,000

In prizes!


Annual 2 Day Shoot

6th & 7th February 2021

Saturday6thFebruary–9amStart $90

Event1 30TGTMedley

Event2 30TGTSingleBarrel

Event3 50TGTDoubleBarrel

Sunday7thFebruary–8.30amStart $70

Event4 30TGTPoints

Event5 30TGTHandicap(1st$1,0002nd$5003rd$3004th$2005th$100)

Event6 30TGTChampionofChampions(18m)

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Rossato 81/84; A: R Pack 71/75, G Dalton 69/75; B: J Kinnimonth 68/75, P Le Blowitz 66/75; C: D Rossato 74/75, C Minuzzo 73/75; 10T DB HC: N Kirkman 10/10, J Kinnimonth 10/10, C Edgerton 10/10, A Lemphers 10/10, J Rossato 10/10; 10T DB HC: R Pack 10/10, B Gall 10/10, A Zarb 10/10, B Farry 9/10, S Delle Baite 9/10; 10T DB HC: M Venter 10/10, B Gall 10/10, P Giardino 10/10, L Populin 9/10, P Lejarraga 9/10; Consolation Shoot: D Hearn, E Farry, M Carty, R Carty, P Wade.

Texas 22/11/2020Hot and Dry (52): 50T DB: Fred Redman Memorial: OA: W Bradfield 127/127; AA: J Allen 126/126, G Costanzo 116/116; A: J Bartley 112/112, W Hannant 87/87; B: V Stiller 49/50, D Turner 48/50; C: J Ras 59/61, D Thompson 58/60; 50T CONT: Bruno De Bortoli Memorial: OA: W Hannant 50/50; AA: P Tattam 89/90, J Sipple 88/89; A: T Middleton 48/50, A Wilmot 57/60; B: D Cox 47/51, J Peters 46/50; C: J Barden 47/50, D Thompson 46/50.

HG: OA: B Farlow 190/200; AA: R Bartley 189/200; A: F Hedley 179/200; B: D Turner 169/200; C: S Toop 161/200; LAD: J Robb 183/200; VET: M Johnson 179/200.

Gympie 08/11/2020Fine broken by showers (445): 30T DB CD: AA: B YetFoy, G Mason, T Roberts, W Humphries, G Matthews, S Whitehead, P Lynch, M Weilke 30/30; A: R Burdett, A Powell, A Mills, R Webster, B McDonald, G Chizzott,i G Bartlett 30/30; B: G Montgomery, S Raleigh, B Hodgens 29/30; C: I Sims 28/30, D Okie 27/30 Christie Ireland 26/30; 30T SB: AA: G Matthews 39/39, R Behrens 38/39; A: R Burdett 30/30, G Nuske 29/30; B: J Thorpe 27/30, G Montgomery 26/30; C: I Sims 22/30, C Ireland 20/30; 50T CON: AA: Wes Humphries 76/76, Mal Smith 75/76; A: G Hogarth 54/54, R Burdett 53/54; B: G Montgomery 47/50, J Thorpe 44/50; C: C Ireland, D Okie; HG: AA: Mal Smith, W Humphries, S Whitehead 108/110; A: R Burdett 10/110; B: G Montgomery 102/110; C: C Ireland 88/110.

Maryborough 22/11/2020Very Hot (24): 30T DB CD: AA: G Matthews, G Noffke, C Bylsma 30/30; A: G. Bartlett, R Anderson 29/30; B: G Sartore 28/30; C: R Thornton 27/30; 30T SB: AA: C Bylsma 29/30; A: R Anderson 31/34; B: S Raleigh 28/31; C: A Spring 24/30; 30T DB: AA: G Mathews 137/137; A: G Chizzotti 31/32; B: J Greenfield 29/30; C: S Crane 28/30; 15 Pr D/R CS: OA & A: G Matthews 27/30; AA: G Noffke 26/30; B: D Rodgers 30/32; C: R Thornton 20/30; HG: AA: G Matthews 115/120; A: R Anderson 102/120; B: G Sartore 99/120; C: R Thornton 94/120.

Port Denison 22/11/2020Windy: 25T DB: AA: T Coco, B Gall 25/25; A: L Populin, R Pack, B Farry 22/25; B: S Delle Baite, J Cerqui, P Leblowitz 22/25; C: D Dent, C Dent 24/25; 25T SB: AA: K Zarb 26/27; A: R Pack 25/28; B: J Cerqui 23/25; C: D Dent 21/25; 25T PS: A: R Hearn 71/75; A: L Populin 72/75; B: S Delle Baite 62/78; C: D Dent 69/75; AA: R Hearn 73/75, J

Bothwell 15/11/2020Cool (23): 100 T PS: AA & AO: T Atkins 294/300; A: F Atkins 286/300; B: Luke Hancock 283/300; C: M Pitsch 284/300.

Cressy 06/12/2020Windy with even more wind (57): 50T PS: OA & AA: S Browning 149/150, A Ford 147/150; A: B Barker 144/150, W Waddingham

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Tasmanian Clay Target Association2021 State CarnivalStart time: 9:00am each day

Where: State shooting Grounds, 200 Nile Road, Evandale

When: 23,24,25 January, 21

Catering onsite

Practice Trap: open from 12:00pm Fri-day 22 January, 2020

Events -1,3,4,5 Graded O/A, AA, A, B, C 1ST & 2ND Ladies, Juniors & Veterans

Event -2 1st to 5th placings only

Pre-nominations preferred before the 16th January, 2020

After this date a late entry fee of $10 per event

Forms available from the website

Entries: O,V,L—$50 per event J— $ 40 per event

To keep up to date any changes will be advised through the TCTA Facebook page

The TCTA thank all their very generous sponsors

Saturday 23 January, 20211. 25 pair State Double Rise Championship Sponsors Graham Blaskett and John Murphy

2. 50tgt State Handicap (shot 5 per lane) Placings 1st to 5th 25m Bullion Trophy ½ kg Pure silver Sponsor West Coast Clay Target Club

Sunday 24 January, 20213. 50tgt State Single Barrel Championship Molly Bryan Memorial Sponsored by the Bryan Family

4. 50tgt State Double Barrel Championship Sponsor – Aylett family in memory of Kevin, Doreen and Ian

Monday 25 January, 20215. 50tgt State Points Score Championship Sponsor Winchester Australia

State Team Selection – Postal shoot


140/150; B: K Davey 146/156, M Pitsch 144/155; C: L Kenny 127/150, J Stagg 126/150; 30T SB Sweeps: AA: B Smith 29/30; A: S Johnson 27/30; B: K Davey, R Blackwell 26/30; C: L Kenny 27/30.

Hobart 29/11/2020Overcast and fine (25): 50T DB, 25T CONT: AA: S Taylor 74-75; A: P Gourlay 73/75; B: M Pitsch 71/75; 15 Pr D/R: A: P Matters 23/30; B: M Pitsch 26/30; C: L Handcock 26/30; 25T SKT: AA: S Browning 23/25; A: S Glover, B Smith 22/30; B: G Peck 23/25; C: S Taylor 22/25; 25T SxS:

AA: S Glover, S Browning 23/25; A: G Lyden 22/25; B: P Eddington 19/25.

Spring Bay 14/11/2020Very pleasant Spring day at Spring Bay (24): 20T PS CD: AA: S Taylor 60/60; A C Arnol 57/60; B: K Chapman, P Spaulding 57/60; C: M Pitsch 60/60; 50T DB: AA & OA: Jake Wilson 74/75; A: B Callaghan 59/60; B: P Spaulding 48/50; C: M Pitsch 49/50; 30T DB: AA: K Booth 89/89; A: C Arnol 30/30; B: P Grierson 29/30; C: M Pitsch 29/30.

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Boyup Brook 07/11/2020Perfect day (39): Boyup Brook Co-op 100T DB: OA: P House 100/100; AA: G Scott 97/100, M Griffiths 96/100, M Evans 92/100; A: T Starkey 99/100, M Daden 98/100, R Graham 95/100; B: P Carbone 98/100, B Lamont 98/103, J House 97/103; C: R Brasher 93/100, G Kutzer 90/100, B Stratton 89/100.

Busselton 08/11/2020Fine, windy (15): 25T DB, 25T SB, 25T Pts, 25T CONT: OA: R Silvester 141/150; AA: P Howe 137/150; A: A Harvey 139/150; B: K Sloan 135/150; C: C Roach 131/150.

Busselton 25/10/2020Fine (12): Club CS: SKT: Club CS: TWR: OA: P Howe; OA: F Pradera; Club CS: DB, SB, PTS, HC, D/R: AO: R Silvester, OA: P Howe, OA: P Howe, OA: B Whiteaker, OA: B Whiteaker.

Peel & District 20/11/2020Friday and Saturday cold and a bit windy. Sunday sunny and a lovely day (95): 60T CONT Club Champion: OA: R Normington 60/60; AA: A Burnard 64/66, R Riggs 63/66, N McWhirter 58/60; A: D Millar 57/60, R Herridge 60/64, D Vrolyk 59/64; B: O Ross 60/64, D Shepherd 59/64, D Cardwell 55/60; C: C Shales 55/60, R Guadagnino 54/60, P McCarthy 50/60; 30T PS: OA: J Oliveri 219/219; AA: T Heard 218/219, A Burnard 212/213, N McWhirter 110/111, S Colagiuri 110/111; A: B Hooper 89/90, M Kamo 108/111, R De Sousa 105/111; B: J Scherini 88/90, D Blake 86/90, D Richter 85/90; C: C Shales 81/90, R Guadagnino 80/90, P McCarthy

78/90; 60T DB Mincon Classic: OA: R Normington 122/122; AA: N Blake 121/122, T Heard 97/98, J Oliveri 80/81; A: G Gilligan 104/105, M Pederick 75/76, N Edwards 65/66; B: G McCormick 60/61, D Shepherd 59/91, R Bailey 58/90; C: P McCarthy 57/60, K Oliveri 56/60, R Santostefano 57/62; 75T Medley Ch/Ch: OA: J Oliveri 198/200; AA: T Morris 195/200, J Lynch 124/125, A Burnard 148/150; A: S O’Brien 170/175, I Thompson 164/175, R Herridge 121/125; B: R Bailey 122/125, D Shepherd 121/125, R Coopmeiners 118/125; C: D Andersson 15/125, C Shales 114/125, K Oliveri 113/125; 30T SB: OA: G Walker 39/39; AA: J Oliveri 38/39, R Normington 40/41, K Smith 39/41; A: G Symons 32/34, I Thompson 31/34, S Henderson 31/34; B: R Allen 24/30, S Nasso 31/35, B Evans 30/35; C: G Teale 24/30, C Shales 24/33, K Oliveri 26/33; HG: OA: J Oliveri 305/305; AA: S Colagiuri 320/325; A: R Herridge 291/305; B: D Shepherd 289/305; C: C Shales 272/305; JNR: W Roche 259/305; LAD: J Santostefano 294/305; VET: T Morris 294/305.

West Australian 29/11/2020Overcast and windy (35): 100T DB CC: OA: J Oliveri 115/115; AA: J Lynch 114/115, S Gee, G Quaranta 149/150; A: G Parkes 98/100, R Coopmeiners 97/100; B: N Gibson 107/111, O Ross 106/111; C: D Bojin 93/100, D Anderson 93/102.

see busselton blue Manna trap carnival advertisement on page 58

February 27WACTA Hall of Fame Induction

Whiteman Park International Shooting Complex

From Our Archives

Tasmanian & WesTern ausTralian

resulTs from Dec. 2000


The Western Australian Clay Target Association Inc.

State Skeet Carnival 27 February – 1 March 2021

Host Club: WAGC, Whiteman Park International Shooting Complex

Programme

Nominations

2021 WACTA Hall of Fame Inductee ~ Clem Bertini

Saturday, 27 February 2021 [8:30 AM]50 Targets State Title – 28 Gauge 50 Targets State Title – 410 Gauge

50 Targets State Title – 20 Gauge [incl in H/G]

Sunday, 28 February 2021 [8:30 AM start]Zone Team Event

50 Targets State Title – Doubles [incl in H/G]50 Targets State Title – Handicap [incl in H/G]

Monday, 1 March 2021 [8:30 AM start]100 Targets Skeet State Title [incl in H/G]

Champion of Champions State Title ~ over the last 25 targets of the .410ga, 28ga, 20ga and 100 targets 12ga events ~

Teams Events ~ WA State Teams Selections

Squads/waves will be rotated daily.

The ACTA and WACTA Conditions of Entry apply. The WACTA Executive Council reserves the right to change the programme without notice.

Join your fellow competitors to celebrate Clem’s induction into the WACTA Hall of Fame.Saturday evening in the Clubroom of WA Gun Club.

[Function details TBA]

Pre-nom via TRY BOOKING at https://www.trybooking.com/BNFPQ, From 1 February 2021, closing at 11.59PM on 19 February 2021

$50 per 50 targets & choose your squad.Second and subsequent family members receive $5/event discount

[A surcharge will apply for nominating at the Carnival and your squadding will be at the discretion of management.]

Pre-nomination is less expensive and will be refunded if notification is received that you cannot attend the Carnival

Payment at event: CASH and CHEQUE only {no EFT}


Annual Blue Manna Trap Carnival 2021at Busselton clay target club

Friday 26th February to Sunday 28th

Friday 26th February practice from 1:00pm

50 Double Barrel @2:30pm

Cash prizes for O/All 1st & 2nd each grade

Saturday 27th February 9.00am start

Event 1 - 25 Double barrel graded cash divide

Event 2 - 45 Target Medley 15 D/B 15 S/B 15 points

Event 3 - 25 Double Barrel Points Score

Event 4 - 50 Double barrel Neville Hyder Memorial Koombana Cup

Sunday 28th of February 8:30am start

Event 5 - 25 Single barrel

Event 6 - 25 Double barrel points score

Event 7 25 Double barrel continental

Event 8 25 Pair double rise

Cash prizes for O/All 1st, 2nd, and 3rd each grade

Canterbury traps and white flyer targets

Complementary morning and afternoon tea

Friday night hamburgers, breakfast Saturday and Sunday morning, Saturday night BBQ Gold coin donations appreciated

Complementary blue manna crabs after presentations on Sunday


NatioNal HaNDiCaPPERMr Ray Peatling. Ph: 0429 434 547Email: [email protected]

NEw SoutH walES Brett Farlow. Ph: 0428 238 476Email: [email protected]

NoRtHERN tERRitoRyRay Niven. Ph: 0438 873 790Email: [email protected]

QuEENSlaNDMr Brian Muirson. Ph: 0419 776 608Email: [email protected]

ACTA STATe HAndICAPPerSSoutH auStRaliaMr Aaron Zupanic. Ph: 0408 806 770Email: [email protected]

taSmaNiaJo Francis. Ph: 0438 019 959Email: [email protected]

ViCtoRiaMr Ray Peatling. Ph: 0429 434 547Email: [email protected]

wEStERN auStRaliaTracy Forward. Ph: 0417 993 172Email: [email protected]

Camping restrictions due to Covid-19, have now been relaxed and the ACTA is pleased to advise that sites are available, to our members, for reservation. Conditions apply

Powered and unpowered sites are available. Powered $30, Unpowered $20

To reserve a site phone the National Office on 02 6938 2121 between 10am and 3pm

Camping on the national ground

NatioNal RulES SuPERViSoRMr Jim Shepherd, Ph: 0427 501 336. Email: [email protected]

NEw SoutH walES: Mr Fred Rapley, Ph: 0408 621 509. Email: [email protected]

Mr Colin Kneebone, Ph: 0409 660 561. Email: [email protected]

NoRtHERN tERRitoRyMr Rob Fox, Ph: 0409 672 902. Email: [email protected]

Mr Ray Niven, Ph: 0438 873 790. Email: [email protected]

QuEENSlaNDMr Brian Muirson, Ph: 0419 776 608. Email: [email protected]

Mr Michael Swale, Ph: 0418 763 168. Email: [email protected]

ACTA STATe rULeS SUPerVISOrSSoutH auStRaliaMrs Deserie Baynes, Ph: 0417 870 745. Email: [email protected]

Mr Allan Vilcins, Ph: 0439 584 531. Email: [email protected]

taSmaNiaMr Mark Dennis, Ph: 0427 755 128. Email: [email protected]

Mr Stuart Browning, Ph: 0409 218 530. Email: [email protected]

ViCtoRiaMr Chris Brown, Ph: 0433 000 482. Email: [email protected]

Mr Peter Beaman, Ph: 0428 178 820. Email: [email protected]

wEStERN auStRaliaMr Terry Marsden, Ph: 0439 635 551. Email: [email protected]

Mr Shane O’Brien, Ph: 0407 727 770. Email: [email protected]

Annual Blue Manna Trap Carnival 2021at Busselton clay target club

Friday 26th February to Sunday 28th

Friday 26th February practice from 1:00pm

50 Double Barrel @2:30pm

Cash prizes for O/All 1st & 2nd each grade

Saturday 27th February 9.00am start

Event 1 - 25 Double barrel graded cash divide

Event 2 - 45 Target Medley 15 D/B 15 S/B 15 points

Event 3 - 25 Double Barrel Points Score

Event 4 - 50 Double barrel Neville Hyder Memorial Koombana Cup

Sunday 28th of February 8:30am start

Event 5 - 25 Single barrel

Event 6 - 25 Double barrel points score

Event 7 25 Double barrel continental

Event 8 25 Pair double rise

Cash prizes for O/All 1st, 2nd, and 3rd each grade

Canterbury traps and white flyer targets

Complementary morning and afternoon tea

Friday night hamburgers, breakfast Saturday and Sunday morning, Saturday night BBQ Gold coin donations appreciated

Complementary blue manna crabs after presentations on Sunday


M’ship First Surname Club Name109705 Troy Stephenson Brisbane GC109706 Roderic Andersen Brisbane GC109751 Vanessa Devine Brisbane GC109803 Bojan Ilic Brisbane GC109824 Hyun Kung Brisbane GC109585 Robbie Donovan Cohuna CTC109765 Jett Ferris Cohuna CTC109822 Grant Cox Broken Hill

GC109565 Edward Crawford Bundaberg

CTC109707 Jesse Bakes Burnie

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CTC109708 Tony Waldron Caboolture

CTC109709 Bruce Camfield Caboolture

CTC109710 Gabriel Kirby Caboolture

CTC109711 Ross Richie Caboolture

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CTC109713 Luke Scott Caboolture

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Dawson CTC109636 Eden Hetherington Callide

Dawson CTC76417 Jack Beath Canowindra

CTC109590 Karen Kent Canowindra

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CTC109685 Archer Laurie Colac GC109766 Matthew Fleming Colac GC109767 Louis Stolk Colac GC109807 John Norton Colac GC109800 Julian Avery Colbinabbin

CTC109686 Micah Degroot Darwin CTC109827 Yianni Glynatsis Darwin CTC109828 Matthew Moss Darwin CTC26220 David Plum Euroa CTC109637 Dion Srkulj Frankston

Aust. CTC109638 Brad Garsed Frankston

Aust. CTC109639 Mark Ridolfi Frankston

Aust. CTC109748 Brett Pearson Frankston

Aust. CTC109808 Anthony Margi Frankston

Aust. CTC109809 Arvind Jayasinghe Frankston

Aust. CTC109564 Ian Kennedy Gemfields

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CTC109617 Jonathan Grant Gold Coast

CTC109618 Anouk Grant Gold Coast

CTC109640 Wei Chen Gold Coast

CTC109641 Rainbow River Gold Coast

CTC109642 Richard Dart Gold Coast

CTC109643 Christo- Dart Gold Coast pher CTC109644 John Leggatt Gold Coast

CTC109645 Alexander Harmer Gold Coast

CTC109646 Richie Nasmyth Gold Coast

CTC109647 Mathew Turley Gold Coast

CTC109648 Dean Brown Gold Coast

CTC

M’ship First Surname Club Name109569 Graeme Evans Albany CTC109570 Callum Carter Albany CTC109747 Ange Hellriegel Albany CTC109563 Mason Crawford Ararat CTC109633 Andrew Jeffrey Bairnsdale

CTC109759 Christo- Holmes Bairnsdale pher CTC109823 Mark Leadoux Bairnsdale

CTC109702 Zoe Steer Ballandean

CTC109760 Aliesha Rogers Ballandean

CTC109818 Jonathan Ryan Bathurst CTC109819 Matilda Nocente Bathurst CTC109679 Michaela Shirley Beaufort GC109805 Aaron Davies Beaufort GC109806 Jonathan Box Beaufort GC109740 Brendan Twyford Bendigo CTC109680 George Marciniak Berrima CTC109761 John Burton Berrima CTC109797 Krzysztof Wojewokda Berrima CTC109593 Dale Ford Blackall CTC109681 Doug Armstrong Blackall CTC109703 Gregory Steinhardt Blackwater

CTC109571 Ian Wilson Boorowa GC109572 Peter Bradford Boorowa GC109573 Roslyn Bradford Boorowa GC109758 Claire Bevan Bothwell GC109820 Zane Uren Boyup Brook

CTC65667 Phillip Karabitsios Brisbane GC82617 Ian Potts Brisbane GC109594 James Klinger Brisbane GC109595 Alma Hasavonic Brisbane GC109596 Saher Madain Brisbane GC109597 Dmitry Morov Brisbane GC109598 Cooper Hynes Brisbane GC109599 Isaac Trueman Brisbane GC109600 Robert Bennetts Brisbane GC109601 Chuan Shi Brisbane GC109602 Christo- George Brisbane GC pher109603 John Voutounos Brisbane GC109604 Benjamin Scanlon Brisbane GC109605 Peter Braga Brisbane GC109606 Daniel Cudicio Brisbane GC109607 Aaron Scott Brisbane GC109608 Trevor Potts Brisbane GC109609 Grant Pincham Brisbane GC109610 Jason Anderson Brisbane GC109611 Mitchell Anderson Brisbane GC109612 Sheng Dong Brisbane GC109634 Theo Catsoulils Brisbane GC109682 Jarred Little Brisbane GC109683 Elliott Cuskelly Brisbane GC109704 Brendan Potts Brisbane GC

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M’ship First Surname Club Name109649 Alexander Evans Gold Coast

CTC109650 Jayke Casey Gold Coast

CTC109651 Royce Emery Gold Coast

CTC109652 Ang Li Gold Coast

CTC109653 Yangqiang Li Gold Coast

CTC109654 Kevin Altera Gold Coast

CTC109655 Ashley Garrick Gold Coast

CTC109656 Wayne Rossington Gold Coast

CTC109657 Ryan Chounding Gold Coast

CTC109716 Peter Hobson Gold Coast

CTC109717 Joshua Dart Gold Coast

CTC109718 Gregory Markham Gold Coast

CTC109719 Jayson Van Den Berg Gold Coast

CTC109720 Peta-Jean Van Den Berg Gold Coast

CTC109721 Declan Van Den Berg Gold Coast

CTC109722 Alan Van Den Berg Gold Coast

CTC109723 Nico Xie Gold Coast

CTC109724 Kan Lyu Gold Coast

CTC109733 Cassandra Blanck Gold Coast

CTC109810 Kaiwen Yu Gold Coast

CTC109829 Timothy Maynard Gold Coast

CTC109830 Jane Elliott Gold Coast

CTC109831 Suzette Scheepers Gold Coast

CTC109568 Dan Stanford Goolma CTC109658 Rebecca Montgomery Goondiwindi

GC109659 Cameron Winter- Goondiwindi botham GC3013 Phillip Harris Guyra GC84236 Deane McDonald Gympie CTC109768 Scout Wall Hay GC109811 David Freeman Hobart CTC109812 Jake Glover Hobart CTC109813 Zenan Mayne Hobart CTC109814 Simon Mawne Hobart CTC109725 Alexander Sologub International

CTC109671 Liam Tremble Karumba GC76054 Neal Davison Kempsey

CTC109672 Darrell Smith Kempsey

CTC

M’ship First Surname Club Name109756 Codie Whiteman King Island

CTC109660 Kaelem McCurdy Korumburra

GC109749 Jacqueline Uren Korumburra

GC109801 Darren King Korumburra

GC109561 Nadene Matthews Kyneton GC109562 Ellen Hinneberg Kyneton GC109769 Stephen Nicholas Mackay &

Sarina CTC109770 John Harris Mackay &

Sarina CTC109771 David Walsh Mackay &

Sarina CTC109757 Dave Bennett Mansfield

CTC109821 Jason Foster Mansfield

CTC109556 Anthony Bennett Marconi

CTC109557 Ilya Kirsanov- Marconi CTC Belov 109558 Tristan Boland Marconi CTC109559 Jose Da Silva Marconi CTC109560 Ben Huda Marconi CTC109574 Graeme Fox Marconi CTC109575 David Jacimovic Marconi CTC109576 Matthew Waters Marconi CTC109577 Sandra Jarvis Marconi CTC109578 Francis Tanamal Marconi CTC109579 Christo- Coss Marconi CTC pher109580 Anton Ukolov Marconi CTC109674 John Williams Marconi CTC109675 Oscar Arredondo Marconi CTC109726 Sean Bellizzi Marconi CTC109727 Nicholas Miller Marconi CTC109728 Stephen Burnet Marconi CTC109729 Karl White Marconi CTC109832 Roger Renni Marconi CTC109833 Khalil El Zahlanieh Marconi CTC109834 Fadi Kahil Marconi CTC109835 Ibrahim Dannaoui Marconi CTC109836 John Atzemidakis Marconi CTC109837 Imtiyaz Bangali Marconi CTC109838 Matthew Campbell Marconi CTC109613 Mark Hoggan Marybor-

ough & District GC

109839 Scott Thornton Marybor-ough CTC

109586 Benjamin Evans Melbourne Cricket CTC

42096 Les Chant Melbourne Stephen GC109661 Jack Bourchier Melbourne

GC109687 Tony Noye Melbourne

GC109730 Nathan O’Brien Melbourne

GC109731 Cruz Chant Melbourne

GC

M’ship First Surname Club Name41261 Tony Monk Mendooran

GC109619 Mohamad Taha Metropolitan

CTC109620 Ali Yahya Metropolitan

CTC109621 Richard Attard Metropolitan

CTC109622 George Kyriacou Metropolitan

CTC109623 Daniel Sheridan Metropolitan

CTC109624 Gavin Wallin Metropolitan

CTC109625 Renjun Dong Metropolitan

CTC109626 Ioannis Mandylaris Metropolitan

CTC109627 Narjodh Bhulla Metropolitan

CTC109628 Wajdie Hossni Metropolitan

CTC109662 Raif Bokhazi Metropolitan

CTC109732 Khaled Halwani Metropolitan

CTC109741 Claude Bolzan Metropolitan

CTC109742 Raymond Hadchiti Metropolitan

CTC109772 Mya Mollica Metropolitan

CTC109773 Matthew Ventrice Metropolitan

CTC109774 William Turner Metropolitan

CTC109775 Sean Barclay Metropolitan

CTC109776 Lindsay Iluk Metropolitan

CTC109777 Tarrant Evans Metropolitan

CTC68701 Trevor Button Mildura CTC109815 Tim Nealon Moree GC75522 Lucie Hill Mount

Gambier GC109663 Ian Kirkpatrick Mt Lindesay

CTC109744 Nicolaas Ras Narrabri CTC109629 Kyle Van Den Berg Nepean CTC109630 Trent Rose Nepean CTC109631 Scott Rose Nepean CTC109688 James Stokes Nepean CTC63832 Scott Small New South

Wales GC109734 Stefano Picozzi New South

Wales GC109735 Matthew Press New South

Wales GC109736 Leo Castles New South

Wales GC20248 David Wilson Newcastle-

Lake Mac- quarie CTC


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M’ship First Surname Club Name57353 Anthony Seaman Newcastle-

Lake Mac- quarie CTC

109673 Wade Cooper Newcastle-Lake Mac- quarie CTC

109689 Stephen King Newcastle-Lake Mac- quarie CTC

109690 Shae Defrancesco Noorat GC109691 Ethan Mayhew Noorat GC109816 Keith Harvey Noorat GC109664 Antonio Pelle Oakdale

Field and Clay

109632 Brad Logan Peel & District GC

109737 Edward Sowden Peel & District GC

109802 Caitlin Shales Peel & District GC

109804 Ethan Farry Port Denison GC

109584 Vicki Miller Port Mac-quarie CTC

109591 Douglas Martin Port Mac-quarie CTC

109592 Jennifer Swadling Port Mac-quarie CTC

109778 Dean Hollis Redcliffe City CTC

109614 Colin Banning Richmond River GC

109676 Mitch Lavelle Richmond River GC

109677 Ben Mannix Richmond River GC

M’ship First Surname Club Name109743 James Rayner Richmond

River GC109692 Neville Kegan Roma CTC109693 Victor Hu Roma CTC109779 Steven Waldron Shoalhaven

CTC109780 Romesh Sarvanandan Shoalhaven

CTC109781 Emma Thurston Silkwood

CTC109782 Vicky Sorbello Silkwood

CTC109783 Dean Kann Silkwood

CTC109784 Van Tran Silkwood

CTC109785 Phong Tran Silkwood

CTC109694 Hayden Barraclough Southern

Yorke Pen. GC

109695 Matthew Clark Southern Yorke Pen. GC

74495 Peter Kalamvokis Sydney CTC109665 Ismaal Fahmil Sydney CTC109666 Christo- Wehbe Sydney CTC pher109667 James Bassil Sydney CTC109668 Antonios Gavrilis Sydney CTC109786 Michael Elgharib Sydney CTC66149 William Saunders Tamworth

CTC109745 Anna Monteleone Tony Yozzi &

Son 109793 Cameron Coleman Toogoolawah

CTC109794 Damon Puddle Toogoolawah

CTC109795 Lancia Puddle Toogoolawah

CTC109796 Michael Sankey Toogoolawah

CTC74476 Michael Abel Toowoomba

CTC109669 Anthony Wilson Toowoomba

CTC

M’ship First Surname Club Name109738 Raymond Smith Toowoomba

CTC52530 Joel Meaney Top End GC109670 Adam Orban Top End GC109581 Thomas Croker Wagga CTC109582 Euan Croker Wagga CTC109583 Leigh Dawson Wagga CTC109615 Jack Basham Wagga CTC109696 Dean Heffernan Wagga CTC109746 Amanda Bourne Wagga CTC109750 Thomas Marcantelli Wagga CTC84181 Thomas Kinnear Warrnam-

bool GC109787 Kevin Totts Warrnam-

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torian CTC109678 Chris Cefai Werribee Vic-

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torian CTC109789 Robert Zahrd Werribee Vic-

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torian CTC109791 Hunter Spry Werribee Vic-

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GC109699 Manfred Stritthof Wonthaggi

GC109700 Anthony Chatfield Wonthaggi

GC109792 Harrison King Yass CTC

ACTA nATIOnAL CHAMPIOnSHIPS 2021aCta trap NationalsNational Ground, Wagga WaggaPre-NationalsSaturday March 20 – Sunday March 21 Trap NationalsSunday March 21 – Friday March 26

aCta Skeet NationalsNational Ground, Wagga WaggaSunday May 16 – Saturday May 22

aCta Sporting Clays NationalsNational Ground, Wagga WaggaFriday August 27 – Sunday August 29

aCta iSSF NationalsWACTA, PerthSunday October 17 – Saturday October 23

(Covid-19 compliance restrictions pending)


2021

January 16 Australia Day Shoot Bendigo Clay Target Club

February 4–7 SACTA State DTL Carnival State Shooting Park

February 12–14 Warrnambool Seaside Classic Warrnambool Clay Target Club

February 27 – March 1 WACTA State Skeet Carnival & Whiteman Park International

WACTA Hall of Fame Induction Shooting Complex, Perth

March 20–21 ACTA Pre-Nationals National Ground, Wagga Wagga

March 21–26 ACTA National Trap Championships National Ground, Wagga Wagga

April 2–5 Mildura CTC Easter Carnival Mildura Clay Target Club

May 1–3 Queensland State Trap Carnival Roma Clay Target Club

May 16–22 ACTA National Skeet Championships National Ground, Wagga Wagga

June 4–6 Queensland State ISSF Carnival Brisbane Gun Club

June 14 Queens Birthday Shoot Bendigo Clay Target Club

June 19–20 WACTA 5 Stand Sporting State Titles Whiteman Park International

Shooting Complex, Perth

June 26 41st Central Victorian Grand Prix Maryborough & Dist. Gun Club

June 26–27 Queensland State 5-Stand Carnival Toowoomba Clay Target Club

August 27–29 ACTA Sporting Clays Nationals National Ground, Wagga Wagga

September 16–19 Queensland State Skeet Carnival Toowoomba Clay Target Club

September 25–27 WACTA State DTL Carnival Whiteman Park International


October 16–17 Deni Supa Shoot Deniliquin Clay Target Club

October 17–23 ACTA ISSF Nationals WACTA, Whiteman Park International


November 11–14 VCTA State Trap Carnival State Ground, Echuca Clay Target Club

Shoot Calendar

Australian Clay Target Association Inc 2021 ANNUAL REGISTRATION & CLUB

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION To be handed to the Club Secretary with your Handicap Card by the 1st of January 2021

Membership Number (compulsory)

Shooters Licence Number

Surname (compulsory)

Given Name (compulsory)

Address (compulsory) Email (compulsory)

Post Code

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My existing or last recorded shooting details are:

DTL Common Mark Grade Ball Trap Grade Tower Grade

D.T.L Handicap ISSF Trap Grade Sporting Grade

Skeet Grade ISSF Skeet Grade Double Rise Grade

Skeet Handicap Double Trap Grade

I hereby apply for membership of the Club Please tick one. As a £ continuing, or £ new member, together with my application for A.C.T.A. registration for the year ending 31st December, 2021. £ I have previously been a registered member with the A.C.T.A.

Type of Membership: (Membership includes Insurance)

£ Club Membership $

£ State/zone affiliations if applicable $

£ A.C.T.A. Full Membership $120.00 $

£ Partner (spouse) of a Full Member of common address $84.00 $

£ Veteran (Eligible to apply for Pension/65 years at 31/12/20) $84.00 $

£ Concession/Loyalty (30 years adult membership) $84.00 $

£ Junior Membership (Under the age of 18 at 31/12/20) $40.00 $ £ New Start Member (For one year to shoot competitively at home club only) $84.00 $

£ Recreational Member (Shoot targets ONLY and practice at any ACTA club)$60.00 $ £ Levy (applies to All new members & those who are rejoining after 5 years except Juniors) $10.00 $ Failure to provide all information will see your application declined and returned Total $

The A.C.T.A. protects the privacy and security of information provided by you. By completing this form, you agree to the use of your personal information by A.C.T.A: to process your registration details; to disclose to Clubs affiliated with A.C.T.A. for regulated events; and for internal purposes and other opportunities presented from time to time. I undertake to abide by the Rules and By laws of the above mentioned Club, my State Association and the Australian Clay Target Association and I advise that I conform with my state of residence Firearm Regulations and shall notify my club immediately upon non renewal, cancellation or suspension of my shooters licence.

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THIS ACCOUNT IS TO BE PROCESSED BY YOUR CLUB – THE FORM WHEN COMPLETED IS TO BE RETAINED BY THE CLUB

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1800 1400 66

Join us 7 - 11 Feb 2021 for the 41st International Clay Target Championships on Norfolk Island!

Situated overlooking beautiful Anson Bay, the Norfolk Island Clay Target Championships is one to tick off your bucket list! “One of the best shoots I’ve attended, great organisation

and hospitality. I’ll be back!” – J.D. Townsville

International Clay Target ChampionshipsOn stunning Norfolk Island

Holiday Package Price includes: ✓ Return ‘seat and bag’ airfare from

Brisbane or Sydney to Norfolk Island – incl. all airline taxes✓ Meet&Greet at Norfolk Airport✓ Return Airport Transfers

✓ 7 or 10 nights accommodation ✓ 7 or 10 days car hire ✓ Complimentary ‘Mini Golf’ & ‘A Walk

in the Wild’ & FREE BONUS GIFT redeemable at The Bounty Centre

★ Bonus discount shopping card

DEPART SYDNEY from

$1199pp

7 nights – twin share

05 - 12 Feb 2021

DEPART SYDNEY from

$1359pp


05 - 15 Feb 2021

DEPART BRISBANE

from $1149pp


06 - 13 Feb 2021

Free Cal l : 1800 1400 66 (AU) / Emai l : [email protected] / www.norfo lk is landtravelcentre.com

Condit ions apply – Pr ices are current today, subject to avai labi l i ty & change without not ice – Travel insurance strongly recommended.

*Please Note : Clay Target Championship fees are addit ional and not included in the Hol iday Package pr ices.

NEW SOUTH WALES MS KATHLEEN DAWE PO Box 1003 WAGGA NSW 2650 TEL: 02 6931 9980 FAX: 02 6931 9981 www.nswcta.org Email: [email protected]

VICTORIA MR JEff BELL PO Box 259 DROUIN VIC 3818 MOB: 0481 954 627 www.vcta.com.au Email: [email protected]

QUEENSLAND MISS DEBBIE YOUNG PO Box 6379 GOLD COAST MAIL CENTRE QLD 9726 FAX: 07 5597 7699 MOB: 0419 880 080 www.claytargetqld.org.au Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

SOUTH AUSTRALIA MS DEB MCPHERSON PO Box 1430 MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 MOB: 0411 615 369 www.sacta.com.au Email: [email protected]

WESTERN AUSTRALIA MRS ANITA DYAS Po Box 761 COLLIE WA 6225 MOB: 0488 777 175 www.wacta.com.au Email: [email protected]

TASMANIA MS SOPHIE ALLWRIGHT PO Box: 5023 WEST ULVERSTONE 7315 Email: [email protected]

NORTHERN TERRITORY MS NADINE KATARSKI Po Box 2082 PARAP NT 0804 MOB: 0416 102 355 Email: [email protected]

MR CASEY SPANNER 6/10 LINKS RDMARRAR NT 812TEL: 0422 465 181Email: [email protected]

MR MARK ROGERS39 Common RdMUDGEE NSW 2850MOB: 0459 727 444Email: [email protected]

MR LYNNE CURTISFlat 1/71, May AvenueALTONA MEADOWS VIC 3028MOB: 0419 512 119Email: [email protected]

MR GEOff MOORE25 Charles StSURAT QLD 4417MOB: 0427 265 505Email: [email protected]

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