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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET Volume No. 71 Issue No. 5 May 2019 ASSOCIATION INC. 2019 ACTA Trap Nationals PO Box 466, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 Phone: (02) 6938 2121 Fax: (02) 6938 2122 Overall High Gun, Phil Grainger. Website: www.claytarget.com.au Phil shot 522/525 to take out the NATIONAL OFFICE title. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER: 2019 Mackintosh Team: Paul McLoughlin – email: [email protected] Back L-R: Grady Evans, Shane ACCOUNTS: Gallagher, James Hayden, Jeff Judy Ferry – email: [email protected] Richardson, Jason Oliveri, CTSN: Cameron Browne Maureen Ryan – email: [email protected] Centre L-R: Alex Dallas, Tom MEMBERSHIP: Turner, Aaron Jones, Peter Maureen Ryan – email: [email protected] McDonald, Matthew Patmore, ADMINISTRATION/ EVENTS CO-ORDINATOR: Tim Atkins, Ben Rumbel, Royce Sue Vesperman – email: [email protected] Normington, Chris Barber, Ben Woodhouse RECEPTION: Front L-R: Joseph Rossato, Tony Arvanitakis, Mitchell Iles, Jenny Robinson – email: [email protected] Darryn Nicholls, Phil Grainger, Steve Haberman, Matthew ACTA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Stokes, Brad Henshall, Stephen Curley PRESIDENT: Mr Robert Nugent Contents VICE PRESIDENTS: Mr Malcolm Dyson; Mr Garry Read President’s Notes 2 EXECUTIVE: Chief Executive Officer’s Report 3 NSW – Mr Kim Nealon, Mr Colin Kneebone Roman Chariot Shoot – Roma Clay Target Club 6 NT – Mr David Howe Mr Ray Niven QLD – Mr Malcolm Collins, Mr Brian Muirson, 2019 ACTA Trap Nationals 10 Mr Robert Nugent 2019 State Teams 35 SA – Mr Bronte Evans, Mr Garry Read Letters of Acknowledgement and Congratulations 42 TAS – Mrs Fiona Atkins, Mr Alan Styles VIC – Mr Malcolm Dyson, Mr Lynne Curtis 2019 ACTA Trap Hall of Fame Dinner 46 WA – Mr Terry Marsden, Mr Ian Watson Annual Two Day Trap Carnival at Toowoomba 62 PATRON: Psychological Skills for Shooting 68 Mrs Kay Hull, AM Ladies Club Coach Acccreditation Course 69 LIFE REGISTERED SHOOTERS: Competition Results: J Houston†, H. G. James†, D. B. Mott†, W. E. H. Rainbird. O.B.E.†, Queensland 73; South Australia 76; Tasmania 76; 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†, Northern Territory 76; Victoria 78; C. Moll†, A. Pedersen, (PP)†, O.R. Taylor†, E.F. Hawkins (PP)†, Western Australia 83; New South Wales 83 R. Mules†, A.N. Rowe†, L.G. Connors (PP)†, W. Jones (PP)†, R.M. Holtfreter (PP)†, N. Hardy, LJ Martin (PP), JK Scott (PP) †, Vale 88 RF Buchan†, J Murphy, GG Woodhatch (PP), R Silvester, R Nugent, Variety the Name of the Game in Wangaratta 89 J Byrnes (PP), A Kenny, D Harwood, J Mack (PP), R Traill†, Challenging Conditions at Port Macquarie 92 M McInnes,L Curtis, J Shepherd, A Vilcins (PP), D. Baynes, S. Corry ACTA New Members 94 † denotes deceased. PP denotes Past President Break Badges 97 Designed and typeset by Ironbark Graphics, 22 Hubble Street, Maryborough, Vic 3465 No responsibility is accepted by the publisher for the accuracy of information contained in the text, Classifieds 98 illustrations or advertisements. The opinions expressed in this magazine do not necessarily represent those of the publisher. Shoot Calendar 98 This publication is protected by copyright © Australian Clay Target Association 2015 ISSN: 1321-3903 June 2019 issue closes MAY 5

May 2019 – Clay Target 1 President’s Notes

Nationals DTL It will be hard to comment positively here without being accused of bias but really who cares. It was a great event and will be fondly remembered by many. Most would know Roma is my home club and Donna and I have dedicated a lifetime to it. I could not have been prouder with the way that Club President Andrew Whyte and his great team presented the grounds , shooting facilities, camping areas, entertainment and catering for all to enjoy. Black targets, as normally used by the club were obviously the right choice and this is reflected in the scores. It seems that the criticism was from mostly those not there shooting L-R: Mackintosh Cup, Glenn Cup, ICTSF World DTL Team Cup, ICTSF World DTL Championship Cup (once again) Equipment worked almost faultlessly and ablutions were kept immaculately clean. Our thanks goes to Our thanks go to retiring members, Don Johnson, Gary the Host club volunteers and the Office Staff, Tournament Hayden and Barry Bosworth. Director and Shoot Marshall for conducting the event seamlessly and finishing early each day. The ACTA Clay Target sponsors also supported the event as usual and our thanks This E-magazine is by far the largest ever produced by go to them especially. The social media exposure generated ACTA. The digital format’s flexibility has allowed this by members of the Host Club and State Administrator of edition to contain all the reports and photographs for both QCTA, Debbie Young, was exceptional and was shared the Pre Nats and the Nats and is on your device within to many other sites and countries as well but sadly often days of the event closure. Some of this material would without acknowledgement of its original source. have appeared in June and July CTSN using the printed format and would have been months old by the time it was The efforts of all State Associations in presenting their received by members. respective State Teams should also be acknowledged as the standard of presentation continues to increase. Constitution A Sub-Committee has been formed comprising individuals Congratulations to place getters, and to all involved at all from all sides of the constitutional argument to again try levels and thanks to all ACTA members who attended. and have a document for presentation at a forthcoming A special congratulation goes to the World DTL team AGM. The need for constitutional change and a review of members selected during the week. membership policies within the document is long overdue. A full report is elsewhere in this edition. The Sub-Committee is meeting for the first time next Treasure Trove month. The ACTA currently holds the ICTSF World Skeet Nationals Championship Cup (Frazer Roberts) The ICTSF World Discounted early nominations are now open for the Skeet Teams Cup, The Glenn Cup and of course is custodian of Nationals and will close on the 3rd of May. Take advantage the Mackintosh Cup. To have all these magnificent cups in of this early nomination process and discounted price and our possession at the one time is a rare occurrence and so save yourself some money, preferential squad if you wish, we took the initiative to show these cups off in the QCTA and also help the organisers. Nominations after this date Hall of Fame at the Nationals. What a great display it was. cannot be preferentially squadded, will lose the discounted Many shooters would have never seen them and to have price and if the fields are filled there is no guarantee of a them all on display together was terrific. spot, so nominate early. AGM I am looking forward to attending these Skeet Nationals The ACTA Annual General Meeting was held on Sunday and seeing full fields across the events. the 31st of March. All reports were accepted and new Until next month. Executive Members Kim Nealon (NSW) Mal Collins (Qld) and Lynne Curtis (VIC) were introduced to those present. Robert Nugent

2 Clay Target – May 2019 Chief Executive Officer’s Report

What an amazing week. That’s the only way I can describe Marcello and Anna are massive supporters of clay target the National Trap event held at Roma. shooting and, like those mentioned previously, are happy to While I had some idea what the Nationals were about, I support our fantastic sport. had little idea – or appreciation – of the scale of the event. Last, but by no means least, I would like to thank the Roma As shooters converged on Roma the ACTA’s National team club for setting the bar so high. was probably more concerned with the mechanics of the The 2019 Trap Nationals were memorable in so many ways event but at the end of the day it highlighted why I feel so but the one thing that sticks out in mind is the fact they privileged to have been given the role I hold – it was all were so welcoming. about the people. President Andrew Whyte, Secretary Patrick Magee and Having reintroduced myself to some who I had the pleasure the amazing committee and members have so much to be to meet at the ISSF event in Brisbane, I was soon fortunate proud of – thank you so much for making Roma not just enough to meet a large number of new “friends” who were a memorable Nationals, but one which we will aspire to happy to come up and chat with me – some had praise, repeat in years to come. some mentioned nothing of the ACTA’s operations, and Finally, thanks to all of you – the shooters, mums, dads, some had plenty of “advice” as to what we should be doing. brothers and sisters – who took the time to bend my ear And let me say every contact was embraced and and make your acquaintance. appreciated – and reminded me why being involved with I really value and appreciate your feedback and comments such a connected sports community makes my task one of and look forward to many more catch-ups with people who the best in the world. are so passionate about our great sport. One of the things that really struck me at my first Nationals was the amazing support of those who, week-in, Paul McLoughlin week-out, make our sport the great success it is. In this I speak of the sponsors and supporters. Too easily overlooked, I really value the fact that these individuals don’t just walk the walk, they talk the talk. It’s one thing to say you are involved in a sport, it’s another to put your dollars on the line – sometimes with the prospect of little or no return. I must admit, having been a new boy on the block presented some challenges for both myself and our partners. But the support I have received – and our sport continues to AUSTRALIAN CANTERBURY benefit from – has been nothing short of amazing. TRAP AGENTS Normally I wouldn’t like to highlight individuals but QLD Dennis Harwood Tel: 07 4635 3856 there’s a couple who deserve special mention. [email protected] Fil from Perazzi has been amazing – his knowledge has no bounds and his willingness to share that with a “novice” QLD Clay Targets Australia Tel: 07 3816 1699 equally outstanding. [email protected] Lorenzo, Greg and George Barton from Beretta have also NSW/VIC Peter Fitzalan Tel: 0428 856 099 been amazingly generous in sharing their views. [email protected] George from Winchester showed a degree of understanding rarely seen when we had a couple of challenges during the TAS Graham Blaskett Tel: 03 6326 2733 Nationals. [email protected] The support of companies such as Ballistic Equipment, SA Steve Baynes Tel: 0428 827 330 Miall’s Gunshop, pcmenviro and Outdoor Trading [email protected] Company is nothing short of amazing and as devotees of our sport, we should always be supporting those who look WA Wayne Kuser Tel: 0457 778 910 after our interests. [email protected] Finally, a massive thanks to Casella and Bronze Wing.

May 2019 – Clay Target 3 THE 2019 COMMONWEALTH CARNIVAL will be held on 28/29/30th JUNE 2019 at GYMPIE CLAY TARGET CLUB

Event 1: 75T Commonwealath Champion of Champions Event 2: 50T Commonwealth Handicap Event 3: 50T Commonwealth Single Barrel Championship Event 4: 50T Commonwealth Double Barrel Championship Event 5: 50T Commonwealth Points Score Championship Event 6: 50T Commonwealth Double Rise Championship

Full catering provided on-site Accommodation: Camping on grounds (some powered sites) Motel/Hotel accommodation available in Gympie Enjoy winter in Queensland Only 1 hour from the Sunshine Coast Further details regarding nomination in next issue of CT

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Chloe Evans, Mitsubishi Triton winner

A precursor to the ACTA 2019 Trap Nationals, the the final shoot off from a field of 40 competitors including annual Roman Chariot Shoot at the Roma Clay the final contenders, Travis Horsburgh and Matthew Schiller. Target Club was won by 12-year-old, NSW competi- Over 350 competitors shot for the Mitsubishi Triton spon- tor, Chloe Evans. sored by Armstrong Autos, Roma. The Colleambly Clay Target Club shooter held her nerve in The three-day shoot started with the 50 target Maranoa

Finalists for the car shoot off

6 Clay Target – May 2019 shoot off. The Handicap event was won by Victorian competitor, Renae Jones. A huge crowd of spectators and 40 talented shooters gathered for the shoot off and the atmosphere was electric. The three-day event was deemed a huge success by club president, Andrew Whyte who commented, “It was a great result for Chloe, the event overall and the Roma Club. Thanks must go to Ivan Mauder and Armstrong Autos for their generous, ongoing support. The results this year really set up Renae Jones the event for 2020 and we hope to see everyone back then.” Local C-grade shooting brothers, Fletcher and Archie Points Score Championship which was won by Melbourne Cameron did the Roma club proud, winning three events in competitor, Mitchell Iles. their grade to represent the club in the shoot-off. NSW shooter, Matt Stokes snatched a win in the 50 target Club vice-president, Kerry Sheahan also won a spot in the Maranoa Double Barrel Championship to wrap up the day final event and all three shooters were competitive. one action. Congratulations to all committee members, competitors, asso- Saturday action included the 25 target Roma Single Barrel ciated volunteers and shoot officials on a sensational event. won by South Australian shooter, Shane Gallagher, the 25 RESULTS: target Roma Points Championship, won by Andrew Brady 50T Maranoa Points Score: from Victoria and the 15 pair Double Rise Championship, Overall Mitchell Iles, 165/165. (291 competitors). AA Dean won by Blackall competitor, Joe Taylor. Cusack, 164/165, Kim Nelon, 155/156. A Martin Matilka, The final day of competition culminated with the 30 target Roma Handicap and the Armstrong Autos Mitsubishi Triton Continued next page

May 2019 – Clay Target 7 Mitsubishi Mirage winner, Robert Hunter with Ivan Maunder and Andrew Whyte

165/165, B Ray Jones, 23/25, Kenneth Cross, 34/37. C Chloe Evans, Robert Pack, 22/25, Alexander Hawkins, 26/30. 163/165. 25T Roma Points Score: B Robert Overall Andrew Brady, 207/207. AA Russell Felmingham, Haggart, 206/207, Gavin Searle, 179/180. A David Ritchings, 75/75, 147/150, Matt John Chambers, 95/96. B Andrew Mari, 75/75, Sheridan Angilley, James, 74/75. C Fletcher Cameron, 74/75, Hastings Woolcock, 146/150. 73/75. C Alexander Hawkins, 15PR Double Rise: 146/150, Overall Joe Taylor, 40/40. AA Glenn Barton, 39/40, Wayde Jack Brandt, Hawkins, 39/40. A Martin Matilka, 45/50, Kerry Sheahan, 139/150. 41/50. B Chad Murphy, 28/30, John Simon, 27/30. C Corie Pukallus, 25/30, Tyler Eustace, 25/30. Fletcher Cameron 50T Maranoa Double Barrel: 30T Roma Handicap: Overall Matt Overall Renae Jones, 51/51, 2. Steven Vale, 50/51, 3. Shannen Stokes, 218/218. (289 competitors). AA James Hayden, Gallagher, 43/44, 4. Matthew Patmore, 42/43, 5. Jack Turner, 217/218, Tom Turner, 165/166. A Tania Harris, 66/66, Shannon 41/42. Gallagher 65/66. B Matt Angilley, 50/50, Mark Dunn 59/60. High Guns C Archie Cameron, 49/50, Fletcher Cameron, 48/50. Overall Robert Thompson, 355/360; AA Glenn Barton, 25T Roma Single Barrel: 354/360; A Kevin Hatch, 342/360; B Matt Angilley, 339/360; Overall Shane Gallagher,132/132. AA Camilleri, 131/132, Tom C Fletcher Cameron, 324/360; Veteran Bernie Smith, 351/360; Turner, 101/102. A Cesar Diaz, 33/33, Matt Angilley, 32/33. Ladies Amy Smith, 347/360; Junior Brayden McKee, 344/360.

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It may have been a little wet under foot, but Above: Maranoa Regional Council Mayor heavy rains in Roma just days before the Tyson Golder who fired the opening shot official opening did nothing to dampen the Below: Pipe Major Rod Smith enthusiasm of competitors and officials for the 2019 Trap Nationals. Prior to the commencement of and presenting the facility to such the opening ceremony, the Glenn a high standard for the event. Cup team challenge between He also spoke of the importance Australia and New Zealand was of such events to regional areas, contested. the economic benefit a great lift The Glenn Cup is shot in for the centre doing it tough with alternate years in Australia and drought. New Zealand. After 50 targets Australian Clay Target Associ- the Australian team of Phil ation (ACTA) President Robert Grainger, Kim Nealon, James Nugent also welcomed shooters Hayden, Grady Evans and and spectators to the grounds, also Cameron Browne was victorious praising the work of the hard- with a score of 249, only one working committee and club target ahead of New Zealand, members in hosting the Nationals. 248. The official opening commenced The shoot was officially opened with Pipe Major Rod Smith of by Maranoa Regional Council the City of Ipswich Pipe Band Mayor Tyson Golder who and 2001 World Champion acknowledged the amazing work leading the Glenn Cup and State of the Roma club in preparing teams onto the layouts for the

10 Clay Target – May 2019 formal part of the proceedings. Following the National Anthem, Lane Brookes performed a Welcome to Country as a representative of the traditional owners of the land, the Mandandanji people. It was then time to present the first awards with the winners of the State Shoulder to Shoulder Match being announced and presented with badges. The winning junior team was Above: Australian Glenn Cup Team South Australia consisting of Below: New Zealand Glenn Cup Team Lachlan Koch, Liam Morgan and Molly Bretag with 75/75. New South Wales took out the Ladies event with Tammy Hen- shall, Amy Smith and Samantha Peck also shooting 75/75. Queensland’s veterans were one target winners over South Australia shooting 75/75, with team members Daryl Grant, Colin Witt and Edgar Collins providing the perfect score. The Open section also went to Queensland with a perfect

May 2019 – Clay Target 11 Winning Open Team, Queensland Winning Ladies Team, New South Wales

Winning Veterans Team, Queensland Winning Junior Team, South Australia

Best Dressed Team, South Australia

12 Clay Target – May 2019 Handicap winner and placegetters

Mayor Tyson Golder and Lane Brookes with the award presented to the Best Dressed Team

125/125 – team members Daryl from NT, 185 from Qld, 23 from Second place went to Luke Stevens, Robbie Cusack, Shawn SA, 28 from Tas, 67 from Vic, 17 Hipwell from the Echuca club, Ryan, Tony Caruso and Alex from WA and 9 International for who shot from 17 metres, and Dallas winning from Western placings from 1st to 5th. finished with a score of 102/103. Australia who also shot 125/125 Eleven possibles made up the red Travis Streeter from Callide determined on points 373 to 371. scores on the board and after Dawson came in third on 96/97, Mayor Golder and Mr Brookes another 53 targets, Kent Nicholl shooting from 21 metres. Fourth selected South Australia as the from New Zealand, shooting place went to Alexander Hawkins Best Dressed Team, members from a handicap mark of 21 from Cobar, 94/95, shooting receiving a Gold ACTA medal. metres with a score of 103/103, off 15 metres and fifth place was The official opening concluded was declared the winner. taken out by Shane Gallagher, with Mayor Golder firing the Broken Hill, 77/78 from 22 Kent received the Gordon Hall metres. opening shot. Perpetual Trophy, Royal Blue DAY 1 – Monday April 1st Sash, Silver Australia Badge, a Royce Normington from Eastern 70th GRAND AUSTRALIAN magnificent Beretta Silver Pigeon Goldfields was the winner of the HANDICAP trap gun presented to him by prestigious Mark McInnes–Arty Sponsored by BERETTA AUSTRALIA George Barton from Beretta Del-Ben 25 Metre Perpetual A total of 438 shooters competed, Australia. Cup, Light Blue Sash and 250 made up of 98 from NSW, 11 shotshells. Royce shot 50/50.

Executive Members Lynne Curtis & Kim Nealon with Kent Nicholl Royce Normington

May 2019 – Clay Target 13 Family Deauville Doubles, 1st

Darryn Nicholls, winner of the 59th National Double Rise with Bronte Evans and Fiona Atkins 38th FAMILY DEAUVILLE DAY 2 – Tuesday April 2nd DOUBLES 59th NATIONAL DOUBLE Women’s Double Rise Sponsored by BEST BALLISTIC RISE CHAMPIONSHIP EQUIPMENT Sponsored by Sixty-nine pair of shooters MIALLS GUN SHOP – competed in this event which BLASER AUSTRALIA was shot from the 20 metre mark. The 59th National Double The eventual winners were Corey Rise got underway in excellent and Sam Bylsma from Bundaberg conditions. 425 shooters com- with a score of 108/108. peted including 70 Women, Corey and Sam each received 25 Sub-juniors, 41 Juniors, 90 a Tri-coloured Sash and a cash Veterans and 60 Super Veterans. prize. Second place and taking Only one possible was recorded home the ACTA Silver Medals for this event. Overall winner was were Anthony and Wendy Darryn Nicholls from the Broken Barton, Borowa. ACTA Bronze Hill Club with a score of 100/100. Junior Medals were presented to third Darryn, for his win, received from Double Rise placegetters, Byron Hewitt and the sponsors Mialls Gun Shop, a Brodie Hewitt-Bryant from Siber Elite shotgun, the JM Tyquin Roma. Perpetual Trophy, Royal Blue Sash and a Silver Australia Badge.

Family Deauville Doubles, 2nd AA Grade went to Matthew Schiller (Cobar) 118/120, 2nd Phil Grainger (Noorat), 3rd Brad Henshall (Tamworth). A Grade – 1st Barry Harker (Goulburn) 121/130, 2nd Bradley Williams (Goulburn), 3rd Wessam Daou (International SA). B Grade – 1st Chad Murphy Sub-Junior Double Rise (Werribee) 102/120, 2nd Christopher Hawley (Brisbane), 3rd Robert Haggart (Illawarra). C Grade – 1st Tom Clark (Hamilton) 94/100, 2nd Tyler Eustace (Burnie), 3rd Louise Wilson (Toogoolawah).

14 Clay Target – May 2019 BERETTA AUSTRALIA Sponsor of the 70th Grand Australian Handicap & the 68th National Double Barrel Championship Below: George Barton (Beretta Australia) presenting a Beretta Silver Pigeon Trap shotgun to 2019 National Double Barrel Champion Mitchell Iles

Above: George presenting a second Beretta Silver Pigeon Trap shotgun to Kent Nicholl (New Zealand) the 2019 National Handicap winner

May 2019 – Clay Target 15 Veterans Double Rise B Grade Double Rise C Grade Double Rise

Super Veterans Double Rise 25th WOMEN’S Australia Badge and the NATIONAL DOUBLE RISE Royal Blue Sash. 2nd Stephen CHAMPIONSHIP Haberman (Echuca), 3rd Craig Overall was Jessica Harris Bentley (Port Augusta). (Tarawera) 92/100 who received the Nanette 20th SUPER VETERANS McCallum Perpetual Cup, 65 plus NATIONAL DOUBLE Bronze Australia Badge and RISE CHAMPIONSHIP Royal Blue Sash. 2nd Overall winner – Gary Hayden Molly Bretag (Monarto), (Noorat) 95/100. Gary received 3rd Merinda Welke (Redcliffe the Stafford Smith Perpetual City). Trophy, the Bronze Australia Badge and the Royal Blue Sash. 25th JUNIOR NATIONAL 2nd John Murphy (Cressy), 3rd DOUBLE RISE Graeme Turner (Richmond CHAMPIONSHIP River). AA Grade Double Rise Overall Kent Nicholl (New Zealand) 97/100. Kent received 18th NATIONAL the Bill Attwood Perpetual DEAUVILLE DOUBLES Trophy, the Bronze Australia Sponsored by BALLISTIC Badge and the Royal Blue EQUIPMENT/KEVIN JONES Sash. 2nd Rieley Fitzgibbon (Maryborough), 3rd Lukas 102 pairs competed over 20 Nicholl (New Zealand). pair from 24 metres. At the completion of the shoot-off 1st 16th SUB-JUNIOR place went to Cooper Mooney NATIONAL DOUBLE RISE from Goulburn and Glen Barton CHAMPIONSHIP from Boorowa, shooting a Overall winner – Matthew winning score of 44/44. Each Molan (Noorat) 118/130, shooter received a sponsors receiving the Bronze trophy from Ballistic Equipment, Australia Badge and Royal a Royal Blue Sash and a Silver Blue Sash. 2nd Molly Bretag A Grade Double Rise Australia Badge. (Monarto), 3rd Jesse Ryan (Warrnambool). Second place went to Andrew Brady and Troy Grimes from 3rd VETERAN’S 55-65 Morwell. Each received a Silver NATIONAL DOUBLE RISE ACTA Medal. 3rd place was CHAMPIONSHIP taken out by Glen and Andrew Overall winner – Frazer Evans, Coleambally. Both Roberts (Goulburn) 177/180. shooters received a Bronze ACTA Frazer received the Bronze Medal.

16 Clay Target – May 2019 MIALL'S GUN SHOP Sponsor of the 59th National Double Rise Championship Darryn Nicholls, Overall winner of the National 2019 Double Rise Championship who received the Rainbird Perpetual Trophy and a Siber Elite shotgun from Miall's Gun Shop

BALLISTIC EQUIPMENT & SPORTS TECHNOLOGY Sponsor of the 18th National Deauville Doubles & the 38th Family Deauville Doubles Championships

Event sponsor Kevin Jones presenting BEST Shooting Jackets and & cash prize to National Deauville Doubles Champions, Glen BartonMay 2019 & Cooper – Clay Target Mooney 17 Deauville Doubles winners Women’s Champion of Champions

Deauville Doubles placegetters Perpetual Cup. Congratulations Sam. Other results were: 1st AA – Tom Turner (Newcastle-Lake Macquarie) 198/200, receiving the Gold ACTA Medal plus sponsor’s prize. 2nd was Dean Cusack (Condamine), 3rd Andrew Fiek (MCC). A Grade: 1st – Patrick Saunders (Charleville) 123/125, 2nd Tania

Junior Champion of Champions

DAY 3 – Wednesday April 3rd The field was made up of 284 79th NATIONAL CHAMPION AA Grade shooters, 95 A Grade, OF CHAMPIONS 44 B Grade and 29 C Grade. Sponsored by Sam Clifford from Noorat, with a WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA score of 199/200 was the overall The 79th National Champion of winner, receiving from Champions commenced with Winchester, a Browning GP Trap 452 competitors participating. shotgun, Royal Blue Sash, Silver At the conclusion of qualifying Australia Badge and the pres we did not have any possibles. tigious ACTPSA Mackintosh

Sam Clifford, winner of the 79th National Champion of Champions with Mal Collins and Alan Styles Sub-Junior Champion of Champions

18 Clay Target – May 2019 OUTDOOR TRADING COMPANY Sponsor of the 65th National Single Barrel Championship Lee Berger presenting Phil Grainger the 2019 National Single Barrel Champion with the W Rainbird Perpetual Trophy and his $2000 cash sponsor prize from Outdoor Trading Company

WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA Sponsor of the 79th National Champion of Champions Sam Clifford, overall winner of the National Champion of Champions, with George Filippidis from Winchester Australia, who presented Sam with his trophy, a magnificent Browning GP Trap under/over shotgun

May 2019 – Clay Target 19 AUSTRALIA AA Grade Champion of Champions Evans (International SA), 3rd (Werribee) 222/225, Megan Barnes (Patchewollock). who won the Bronze B Grade: 1st – Pete Skrine (New Australia Badge, Royal Zealand) 144/150, 2nd Stephen Blue Sash and 500 Vale (Gemfields), 3rd Iain shotshells. 2nd Darcy Campbell (Roma). C Grade – 1st Maloney (Majura Park), Alexander Hawkins (Cobar) 3rd William Freni-Lizzi 134/150, 2nd Nicholas Hannant (Tony Yozzi). (Mt Lindesay), 3rd Tom Clark 16th SUB-JUNIOR (Hamilton). NATIONAL 25th WOMEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPION OF CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONS Seventy-five ladies competed. Twenty-six sub-juniors A trophy donated by Stafford made up the compe- Smith, Bronze Australia Badge, A Grade Champion tition. The overall Royal Blue Sash and 500 of Champions winner was Matthew shotshells were presented to the Molan (Noorat) 123/125. Overall winner – Lisa Hawker Matthew won the (Jeparit) 146/150. 2nd Megan Bronze Australia Badge, Barnes (Patchewollock), 3rd Tania Royal Blue Sash and 500 Evans (International SA). shotshells. 2nd Brayden 25th JUNIOR NATIONAL McKee (St George), 3rd CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Jebb Wilson (St Helens). Forty-two juniors competed. 3rd NATIONAL Overall winner was Acacio Mota VETERAN’S 55-65 CHAMPION OF Veteran Champion of Champions CHAMPIONS There were 101 B Grade Champion of Champions competitors. Overall winner of this event was Terry Maloney (Esperance) 148/150. Terry received the Bronze Australia Badge, Royal Blue Sash and 500 shotshells. 2nd Wayde Hawkins (Cobar), 3rd Stephen Haberman (Echuca). 20th NATIONAL SUPER VETERAN’S 65 Super Veteran Champion of Champions plus CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS C Grade Sixty-seven competitors Champion of competed. Max Medhurst Champions from Mt Gambier won the event with a score of 124/125. Max received the Sperry Marshall Perpetual Trophy, Bronze Australia Badge, Royal Blue Sash and 500 shotshells. 2nd Terry Rumbel (Guyra), 3rd Ian Hageman (Top End).

20 Clay Target – May 2019 Veteran Double Barrel

Super Veteran Double Barrel

Mitchel Iles, winner of the 68th National DAY 4 – Thursday April 4th Double Barrel with Ray Niven and Ian Watson 68th NATIONAL DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP This year Mitchell Iles from Sponsored by BERETTA AUSTRALIA Melbourne Gun Club shot 776/776 targets straight, to win On what is traditionally the the title. Mitchell’s name will busiest day of the National AA Grade Double Barrel now be inscribed on the Jock M Carnival, 466 shooters competed Wilson Perpetual Trophy. Mitchell which included 78 Women, 26 also took home the magnificent Sub-juniors, 43 Juniors, 103 Beretta Silver Pigeon Trap gun, Veterans and 74 Super Veterans, Royal Blue Sash, Silver Australia The result was 172 possibles. Badge and a cash prize. The grades for this event consisted of 291 AA, 99 A, 44 B, 32 C. AA Grade – 1st Travis Horsburgh (Werribee) 775/776, 2nd Phil Women’s Double Barrel Grainger (Noorat), 3rd Glenn Barton (Boorowa). A Grade – 1st Donna Nugent (Roma) 112/112, 2nd Thomas Mylrea (Gemfields), 3rd Lochlan A Grade Double Barrel Rouse (Springsure). B Grade – 1st Annabelle Chandler (Barcaldine) 64/64, 2nd Pete Skrine (New Zealand), 3rd Mark Dunn (Cecil Park). C Grade – 1st Pascale Stiller (Toowoomba) 53/53, 2nd William Hannant (Mt Lindesay), 3rd Kerry Dean (Cohuna).

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B Grade Double Barrel

May 2019 – Clay Target 21 C Grade Double Women’s Single Barrel Junior Single Barrel Barrel

39th WOMEN’S 20th SUPER VETERAN’S Sub-Junior NATIONAL DOUBLE 65 plus NATIONAL DOUBLE Single Barrel BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP Overall winner – Deserie Baynes Overall winner – Max Medhurst (Port Augusta) 200/200. Deserie (Mount Gambier) 233/233. Max received the June Gawith accepted the Tim Catling Perpetual Perpetual Cup, the Bronze Trophy, the Bronze Australia Australia Badge and the Royal Badge and the Royal Blue Sash. Blue Sash. 2nd Donna Nugent 2nd Anthony Coco (Mackay & (Roma), 3rd Lil Brandt (Tambo). Sarina), 3rd Jeffrey Nash (Orange). 39th JUNIOR NATIONAL DAY 5 – Friday April 5th DOUBLE BARREL 65th NATIONAL SINGLE CHAMPIONSHIP BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP Overall winner – Mitchell Iles Sponsored by OTC/PROMATIC (Melbourne) 407/407. Mitchell Day five got underway with 458 received the Anthony Bradshaw shooters competing including from Victoria, 17 from Western Perpetual Trophy, Bronze Australia 75 Women, 25 Sub-juniors, 43 Australia and 10 International. Badge and the Royal Blue Sash. Juniors, 101 Veterans and 73 Super There were 30 possibles. Phil 2nd Adam Bylsma (Bundberg), Veterans. The grades consisted of Grainger from Noorat claimed the 3rd Troy Grimes (Morwell). 288 in AA, 96 A, 43 B and 31 C. Overall title, shooting 126/126. 96 were from New South Wales, Phil received the W Rainbird 16th SUB-JUNIOR NATIONAL 11 from Northern Territory, 191 Perpetual Trophy, Silver Australia DOUBLE BARREL from Queensland, 24 from South Badge, Royal Blue Sash, cash and CHAMPIONSHIP Australia, 33 from Tasmania, 76 a cash prize from OTC Trading. Overall winner – Matthew Molan (Noorat) 90/90. Matthew Phil Grainger, winner of the 65th National Single Barrel, with Ray Niven and Ian Watson received the Bronze Australia Badge and the Royal Blue Sash. 2nd Caitlin Simpson (New Zealand), 3rd Brayden McKee (St George). 3rd VETERAN’S 55-65 NATIONAL DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP Overall winner – Deserie Barnes (Port Augusta) 386/386. Deserie accepted the Bronze Australia Badge and the Royal Blue Sash. 2nd Robert Thompson (Cobar), 3rd Craig Bentley (Port Augusta).

22 Clay Target – May 2019 (Tamworth), 3rd Hannah Veteran Single Barrel B Grade Single Barrel Collins (Chinchilla). 28th JUNIOR NATIONAL SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP Overall – William Freni-Lizzi (Tony Yozzi) 78/78. William received the Michael Diamond Perpetual Trophy, Bronze Australia Badge, Royal Blue Sash and cash. 2nd Kent Nicholl (New Zealand), 3rd Amy Smith (Boorowa). Super Veteran C Grade Single Barrel 16th SUB-JUNIOR Single Barrel NATIONAL SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP Overall winner – Jesse Ryan (Warrnambool) 59/60, received the Bronze Australia Badge, Royal Blue Sash and cash. 2nd Matthew Molan (Noorat), 3rd Molly Bretag (Monarto). 3rd VETERAN’S 55-65 NATIONAL SINGLE BARREL AA Grade AA Grade – 1st Clyde Mitchell CHAMPIONSHIP Single Barrel (Moree) 125/126, 2nd William Overall winner – William Pavy Pavy (Clermont), 3rd William (Clermont) 100/100. William Freni-Lizzi (Tony Yozzi). received the the Bronze Australia A Grade – 1st Daryl Grant Badge, Royal Blue Sash and cash. (Townsville) 50/50, 2nd Matt 2nd Anthony Psaila (Werribee), Angilley (The Forest), 3rd Jesse 3rd Stephen Haberman (Echuca). Ryan (Warrnambool). 20th SUPER VETERAN’S B Grade – 1st Luke Hipwell 65 plus NATIONAL SINGLE (Echuca) 49/50, 2nd Ivan Halbert BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP (The CMT), 3rd Hannah Overall winner – Clyde Kennedy (Darwin). Mitchell (Moree) 80/80. Clyde C Grade – 1st Chloe Evans accepted the Frank James (Coleambally) 48/50, 2nd Tyler Perpetual Cup, the Bronze Eustace (Burnie), 3rd Robert Australia Badge, Royal Blue Sash A Grade Single Barrel Quinsee (Colbinabbin). and cash. 2nd Gary Hayden 31st WOMEN’S NATIONAL (Noorat), 3rd Daryl Grant SINGLE BARREL (Townsville). CHAMPIONSHIP DAY 6 – Saturday April 6th Overall winner – Amy Smith 58th AUSTRALIA/ (Boorowa) 59/59. Amy received NEW ZEALAND TRAP the Kerang Ibis Traps Perpetual CHAMPIONSHIP Trophy, the Bronze Australia Sponsored by pcmenviro Badge, the Royal Blue Sash Four hundred and sixty-one and cash. 2nd Tammy Henshall shooters competed; 77 Women,

May 2019 – Clay Target 23 25 Sub-juniors, 42 Juniors, 101 Junior Aust/NZ Points Score Veterans, 74 Super Veterans. Daryl The grades were 287 AA, 98 A, Stevens, winer of the 44 B, 32 C grade shooters. 58th There were 29 possibles. Daryl Aust/NZ Stevens from Toogoolawah was Points Score declared the Overall Champion, shooting 498/498. Daryl received the Bobby Smith-Barry Kable Perpetual Trophy, Silver Circular Southern Cross Badge, Royal Blue Sash, cash and a prize from sponsors, pcmenviro. pcmenviro also supplied all grade winners with a sponsors prize. Sub-Junior Aust/NZ AA Grade – 1st Darryn Nicholls Points Score (Broken Hill) 497/498, 2nd Ben Rumbel (Werribeee), 3rd Phil Grainger (Noorat). A Grade – 1st Julian Daly (Pioneer) 150/150, 2nd Bronte Rea (Burdekin), 3rd Nicole Robertson (St George). B Grade – 1st Pete Skrine (New Zealand) 148/150, 2nd Kenneth Cross (Gemfields), 3rd Ivan Halbert (The CMT). C Grade – 1st Alexander Hawkins (Cobar) 158/162, Ladies Aust/NZ Points Score 2nd Chloe Evans (Coleambally), AA Grade Aust/NZ Points Score 3rd Nicholas Hannant (Cobar).

27th WOMEN’S AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP Overall winner – Sandy Ellis from Central Wimmera shooting 150/150. Sandy, for her win received the Kaye Woods Perpetual Trophy, the ACTA Bronze Circular Southern Cross Badge, the Royal Blue Sash and cash.

Veteran Super Veteran Aust/NZ Points Score A Grade Aust/NZ Aust/NZ Points Score Points Score

24 Clay Target – May 2019 PCMENVIRO Sponsor of the 58th National Australia/ New Zealand Championship 2019 Australian/New Zealand Champion Daryl Stevens with Craig Mitchell from pcmenviro who presented the Bobby Smith- Barry Kable Perpetual Trophy and the pcmenviro Sponsors prize

PERAZZI AUSTRALIA Sponsor of the Mackintosh High Guns Mackintosh Team Overall High Gun, Alex Dallas with Fil Petriella from Perazzi Australia

May 2019 – Clay Target 25 B Grade Aust/NZ Points Score 16th SUB-JUNIOR GRADE HIGH GUNS, AUSTRALIA/ SECTION HIGH GUNS, NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL HIGH GUNS TRAP Proudly sponsored by CHAMPIONSHIP CASELLA WINES AND Overall winner – BRONZE WING Matthew Molan All winners received the Gold (Noorat) 150/150. ACTA Medal and a cash prize. Matthew received OVERALL HIGH GUN the Bronze Circular The most prestigious award Southern Cross for the Carnival was taken out Badge, the Royal by Phil Grainger from Noorat. Blue Sash and cash. Phil shot a score of 522/525 to 2nd Travis Streeter secure the win. For his excellent (Callide-Dawson), shooting Phil received the 3rd Jebb Wilson (St Newton Thomas Perpetual Cup, C Grade Aust/NZ Helens). Points Score the Ron Porter Remembrance 3rd VETERAN’S Perpetual Cup, Gold Australia 55-65 Badge, the Royal Blue Sash and AUSTRALIA/ a $6000 cash prize from Casella NEW ZEALAND Wines. TRAP GRADE HIGH GUNS CHAMPIONSHIP Grades received cash prizes Overall winner from Casella. AA Grade: Darryn – Daryl Stevens Nicholls (Broken Hill) with a (Toogoolawah) score of 518/525. A Grade: Julian 255/255. Daryl Daly (Pioneer) scoring 559/590. accepted the Bronze B Grade: Pete Skrine (New Circular Southern Zealand) 493/525 and C Grade: Cross Badge, Royal Chloe Evans (Coleambally) Blue Sash and cash. 2nd Stephen 479/525. 2nd Sandra Moffatt (Wagin), 3rd Haberman (Echuca), 3rd Neil SECTION HIGH GUNS Nicole Robertson (St George). McWhirter (Peel & District). WOMEN’S HIGH GUN 27th JUNIOR AUSTRALIA/ 20th SUPER VETERAN’S Jessica Harris from Tarawera NEW ZEALAND TRAP 65 plus AUSTRALIA/ scored 503/525. Jessica received CHAMPIONSHIP NEW ZEALAND TRAP the IMI Perpetual Trophy, Royal CHAMPIONSHIP Overall winner – William Freni- Blue Sash and a $500 cash prize Lizzi (Tony Yozzi) 216/216. Overall winner – Anthony Coco from Bronze Wing. William received the Russell (Mackay & Sarina) 174/174. Mark Perpetual Trophy the Anthony accepted the Roy Women’s Bronze Circular Southern Cross Holtfreter Perpetual Trophy, High Gun Badge, the Royal Blue Sash and Bronze Circular Southern Cross cash. 2nd Troy Grimes (Morwell), Badge, cash and Royal Blue Sash. 3rd Mitchell Iles (Melbourne). 2nd John Maxwell (Deniliquin), 3rd Clyde Mitchell (Moree).

Grade High Guns

26 Clay Target – May 2019 JUNIOR HIGH GUN Kent Nicholl (New Zealand), 516/525 who received the Bill Iles Perpetual Cup, Royal Blue Sash and cash prize from Bronze Wing. SUB-JUNIOR HIGH GUN This award was won by Matthew Molan (Noorat) 512/525. He was the recipient of the Joe Chiapetta Perpetual Cup, a Royal Blue Sash and a $300 cash prize from Bronze Wing. VETERAN 55-65 HIGH GUN Stephen Haberman (Echuca) 515/525, won the Royal Blue Sash and $500 cash prize from Casella Wines. VETERAN 65 plus HIGH GUN Gary Hayden (Noorat) 513/525, won the Cec Herbert Perpetual Trophy, Royal Blue Sash and $500 cash prize from Bronze Wing. ACTA Vice President Malcolm Dyson and President Robert Nugent SPECIAL AWARDS with Phil Grainger, Overall National High Gun SUPER VETERAN HIGHEST AGGREGATE SCORE Junior Veteran This award is for the best score High Gun High Gun from the Mackintosh Qualifying (DB, SB, Pts) plus the Veterans Mackintosh Teams score. It went to Gary Hayden from Noorat with a score of 610/615. Gary received the Val & Fred Horton Perpetual Trophy and Gold ACTA Medal. OLDEST COMPETITOR The oldest competitor, who received the Val & Fred Horton Perpetual Trophy and a Silver Oldest Competitor Medal, was 91 year old Joe Collins from Atherton Tableland.

Oldest Competitor Sub-Junior Super Veteran High Gun High Gun

May 2019 – Clay Target 27 Youngest Competitor Attwood Everett Young Endeavour Winner Perpetual Trophy Winner

YOUNGEST COMPETITOR ALLAN BROWN Burdekin and Echuca were equal The youngest competitor was 11 CLUB TEAM SHOOT 3rd (735/750). year old Jack Brandt from Tambo. This is held in conjunction with OLYMPIC ENDEAVOUR the Australian/New Zealand ATTWOOD EVERETT TROPHY Trap Championship was won PERPETUAL TROPHY This trophy and incentive prize by Noorat, scoring 746/750. This is for the Junior with the is donated by Suzy Corry to Noorat members were Phil highest score over the three encourage a young Australian Grainger, Sam Clifford, Gary Mackintosh Team Qualifying female shooter to attend the Hayden, James Hayden and Events (DB, SB and Pts). Australian ISSF Nationals. The Matthew Molan. The winning winner must be under 18 at The trophy was won by Mitchell club will have its name engraved the time of qualifying and be Iles from Melbourne who also on the Allan Brown Club Team an Australian citizen. Other received the prestigious ACTA Perpetual Trophy and each conditions apply. This year the Gold Medal. Mitchell’s score was winning team member received winner is Kiara Dean from Echuca, 375/375. a Gold ACTA Medal. Cobar 240/250, who received $100 cash, (738/750) was placed 2nd and Sash and Olympic Endeavour Allan Brown Club Team Trophy. Kiara will also receive a further $400 after competing in at least one event at the next Australian ISSF Nationals. ALL AUSTRALIAN TRAP TEAM This team is selected from the High Gun scores and each team member receives a Gold ACTA Medal. Team members were Phil Grainger, Darryn Nicholls, Matthew Patmore, Brad Henshall, Tim Atkins, Steven Haberman, William Freni-Lizzi, Mitchell Iles, Gary Hayden, Frazer Roberts.

All Australian Trap Team

28 Clay Target – May 2019 MACKINTOSH TEAMS JUNIOR MACKINTOSH OPEN MACKINTOSH TEAM TEAM (In order of qualifying) (In order of qualifying) William Freni-Lizzi, Troy Grimes, Darryn Nicholls, Phil Grainger, Matthew Molan, Jarred Nicholls, Steven Haberman, Mitchell Iles, Nathan Burt. Ben Rumbel, Alex Dallas, Tim VETERANS’ 55-65 Atkins, Jason Oliveri, Matthew MACKINTOSH TEAM Patmore, Cameron Browne, (In order of qualifying) James Hayden, Shane Gallagher, Neil McWhirter, Glen Reynolds, Peter McDonald, Jeff Richardson, Daryl Stevens, Frazer Roberts, Tom Turner, Brad Henshell, Chris Brown. Grady Evans, Aaron Jones, Stephen Curley, Christopher SUPER VETERANS’ 65 plus Barber, Ben Woodhouse, Tony MACKINTOSH TEAM Arvanitakis, Joseph Rossato, (In order of qualifying) Royce Normington, Matthew Clyde Mitchell, Gary Hayden, Stokes. Anthony Coco, Bernie Smith, Open Mackintosh Team High Gun Robert Andrews. WOMEN’S MACKINTOSH MACKINTOSH TEAM All Mackintosh Team members TEAM (In order of qualifying) HIGH GUNS received the Mackintosh Team Tammy Henshall, Amy Smith, Proudly sponsored by Badge and a polo shirt donated Sandra Ellis, Lisa Hawker, Jayd PERAZZI AUSTRALIA by Perazzi Australia. Powell. MACKINTOSH OPEN TEAM HIGH GUN Women’s Mackintosh Team Veteran Mackintosh Team Overall High Gun winner was Alex Dallas from Blackall on 342/342. He received the Perazzi Perpetual Trophy, J M Baumann Perpetual Trophy and takes home the Silver Australia Badge and Tri-Coloured Deluxe Sash. MACKINTOSH WOMEN’S TEAM HIGH GUN Junior Mackintosh Team Super Veteran Mackintosh Team Jayd Powell from Springsure, 313/318, won this award and received the Perazzi Perpetual Trophy and ACTA Gold Medal. MACKINTOSH JUNIOR TEAM HIGH GUN This award went to Jarred Nicholls

May 2019 – Clay Target 29 Women’s Mackintosh Team High Gun Junior Mackintosh Team High Gun Veteran Mackintosh Team High Gun from Broken Hill, 309/309, who MACKINTOSH SUPER MACKINTOSH TEAM 250/250 received the Perazzi Trophy and VETERAN 65 plus TEAM The award is presented to those ACTA Gold Medal. HIGH GUN shooters who qualify for the MACKINTOSH VETERAN Gary Hayden, 297/300, from Mackintosh Teams by shooting 55-65 TEAM HIGH GUN Noorat was the recipient of this a perfect score over the Double Daryl Stevens, 298/300, from award and received the Perazzi Barrel, Single Barrel and Points Toogoolawah was the recipient Perpetual Trophy, the Ern Hawkins Score events. of this award and received the Perpetual Trophy and Memento Until 2012, in the history of our Perazzi Perpetual Trophy, and an and an ACTA Gold Medal. sport, only 7 people had managed ACTA Gold Medal. this feat. In 2012 another 5 people

Combined Mackintosh Teams Open, Women’s, Junior, Veteran and Super Veteran

30 Clay Target – May 2019 Haberman, Mitchell Iles, Alex Dallas, Tim Atkins, Jason Oliveri, Matthew Patmore, Cameron Browne, James Hayden, Jeff Richardson, Tom Turner, Brad Henshall, Grady Evans, Aaron Jones, Stephen Curley, Royce Normington, Matthew Stokes, William Freni-Lizzi, Troy Grimes, Matthew Molan, Jarryd Nicholls, Nathan Burt, Tammy Henshall, Sandra Ellis, Daryl Stevens, Gary Hayden, recipient of the Super Veteran Mackintosh Team High Gun Ern Hawkins Perpetual Trophy Clyde Mitchell, Gary Hayden. All shooters received a Mackintosh had their names engraved on Nicholls, Phil Grainger, Steve 100 Break Badge and a Metal the H Parker and M Holland Haberman, Mitchell Iles, Ben Badge. Perpetual Cup and in 2014 Rumbel, Alex Dallas and Neil AUSTRALIAN GLENN CUP another 8 shooters managed to McWhirter. TEAM 2020 shoot the 250/250 possible. MACKINTOSH TEAM To be shot in New Zealand in Since 2014 no shooter had 100 BREAK 2020: Phil Grainger, Alex Dallas, achieved this result until this The following shooters achieved Mitchell Iles, William Freni-Lizzi, year when 9 shooters shot the a perfect score of 100/100 in Matthew Molan. perfect score. They were William the Mackintosh Team shoot. Emergencies: Cameron Browne, Freni-Lizzi, Troy Grimes, Darryn They were Phil Grainger, Steve Jason Oliveri.

May 2019 – Clay Target 31 LUCKY DRAWS During presentations at the Nationals, 12 lucky competitors had the chance of being ran- domly selected for a $500 prize. Each night at presentations, two draws were made, competitors had to be in attendance and had 1 minute to claim their prize. If a prize was not claimed then it would be passed in and again drawn at presentations the following evening. Lucky winners were Janine Harris, Shane Streeter, Anthony Barton, Mathew Lovett, Kate Schiller, Cooper Reading, Janine Vale, Lance Broom, Patrick Magee, Matt Gary Hayden Shoot Marshall, Mal Dyson, Fil Petriella Perazzi Australia, Robert Nugent, Schiller, Terrie Busiko. Paul McLoughlin ACTA CEO, Garry Read, Brian Muirson Shoot Marshall, 2020 AUSTRALIAN WORLD Terry Marsden Tournament Director CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS Subject to confirmation. Mackintosh 250/250 AUSTRALIAN OPEN TEAM The five best scores from the Mackintosh qualifying DB, SB, PS plus the Mackintosh team score. Team members are Phil Grainger, Alex Dallas, Mitchell Iles, Jason Oliveri, Cameron Browne. WOMEN’S TEAM Tammy Henshall, Jayd Powell, Amy Smith. JUNIOR TEAM William Freni-Lizzi, Matthew Molan, Troy Grimes.

Mackintosh Team 100 Break

32 Clay Target – May 2019 VETERANS TEAM Daryl Stevens, Neil McWhirter, Frazer Roberts. SUPER VETERANS TEAM Gary Hayden, Clyde Mitchell, Glen Reynolds. 2019 ACTA TRAP NATIONALS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The ACTA has been very fortunate over many years to have the support of major sponsors. These sponsors are not only generous in their sponsorship of our major shoots, but are also keen supporters of our clubs and members which ensures our Above: Australian Glenn Cup Team for 2020 sport continues to thrive. L-R: Matthew Molan, William Freni-Lizzi, Mitchell Iles, Phil Grainger, Alex Dallas Casella Wines and Bronze Wing were once again the sponsors of the High Guns. This significant sponsorship was added to this year with Casella also providing a selection of wines for the Hall of Fame dinner. Beretta also continued its fantastic support of the Nationals sponsoring both the Handicap and Double Barrel events. George Barton was once again kind enough to not only represent Beretta at the presentation ceremonies, but also hosted the Hall of Fame dinner.

Above and Below: Lucky Shooter Draw winners Below: Trap mechanics Mark Vistarini and Trevor Dehne

May 2019 – Clay Target 33 One of the major highlights The Points event produced trophies and medals, as well as of the week is the selection some outstanding shooting playing a big part in setting up Mackintosh teams and Perazzi and the Association’s preferred everything for the Hall of Fame once again provided its amazing environmental partner dinner. support for this important aspect pcmenviro were also generous in Being the host club, a massive of the National titles. their sponsorship. thanks and congratulations to Miall’s Gunshop have been a As usual, the office ran like the Roma team with President strong supporter of the ACTA clockwork thanks to the amazing Andrew Whyte and Secretary and this continued in 2019 with efforts of the “behind the scenes” Patrick Magee and their amazing its sponsorship of the Double team which makes the shooting committee and members. Rise. program tick. The preparation of the grounds Another partner that has always Ray and Ann Peatling, Terry and the way visitors were been a key sponsor of ACTA Marsden, Mal and Helen Dyson, welcomed was something they events is Winchester. Jim Shepherd, Glenn Woodhatch, should rightly be very proud of – This year the company sponsored Judy Ferry, Sonya Carter, Ethan it was a Nationals to remember. the Champion of Champions Dallas (our amazing shootmaster Many thanks also to the National events and once again, were very assistant) Brian Muirson and Executive members who were generous in their support. Gary Hayden. able to travel to Roma for the Kevin Jones from Ballistic It almost goes without saying event and were then on hand Equipment threw his support but Frank Auditore’s work in assist with presentations. behind the Deauville Doubles the lead-up to and during the The traders are an important part and Family Deauville Doubles. shoot was first class and having of the National events and help Outdoor Trading Company announced his retirement will be create a great atmosphere on the Promatic sponsored the Single sadly missed. grounds. Barrel events and the ACTA is Before the first shot was fired As usual they were there in looking forward to building a Sue Vesperman at the National strong numbers and we look strong relationship with the OTC Office played a massive role in forward to working with them for team for many years to come. co-ordinating the wonderful many years to come.

CASELLA WINES AND BRONZE WING AUSTRALIA Sponsor of the Trap National High Guns Andrew Brady, representing Bronze Wing Australia, with Overall National High Gun, 34Phil Clay Grainger Target – May 2019 2019 STATE TEAMS

NEW SOUTH WALES

New South Wales Combined Team

Open Team: Chris Salafia, Matthew Schiller, Justin Smith, Women’s Team: Tammy Henshall, Samantha Peck, Matthew Patmore, Tony Arvanitakis Amy Smith

Veteran Team: William Powell, Clyde Mitchell, Jeff Nash Junior Team: Darcy Maloney, Jack Hunter, Fletcher Robinson

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NORTHERN TERRITORY

Northern Territory Combined Team

Veteran Team: Ron Batson, Ian Hageman, Robert Fox (absent)

Open Team: Emily Dollar, Vittorion Padovan, Ray Niven, Women’s Team: Hannah Kennedy, Chris Hunter, Mervyn Sweeney Tania Harris, Rebecca Parsonage

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QUEENSLAND

Queensland Combined Team

Open Team: Alex Dallas, Shawn Ryan, Daryl Stevens, Women’s Team: Nicky Robertson, Robbie Cusack, Tony Caruso Lil Bandt, Viv Moore

Veteran Team: Daryl Grant, Colin Witt, Edgar Collins Junior Team: Sean Beckmann, Christian Populin, Brayden McKee

May 2019 – Clay Target 37 2019 STATE TEAMS

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

South Australia Combined Team

Open Team: Wessam Daou, Kym Firth, Darryn Nicholls, Women’s Team: Tania Evans, Craig Bentley, Shane Gallagher Layne Pontifex, Sydney Claughton

Veteran Team: Chris Windham, Robert Andrews, Max Medhurst Junior Team: Lachlan Koch, Liam Morgan, Molly Bretag

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TASMANIA

Tasmania Combined Team

Open Team: Mitchell Hill, Bernie Smith, Tim Atkins, Women’s Team: Nanette McCallum Matthew Smith, Barry Bennett Rachelle Kelly, Fiona Atkins

Veteran Team: Alan Styles, Paul Francis, John Murphy Junior Team: Jack Stacey, Kyle Chapman, Jebb Wilson

May 2019 – Clay Target 39 2019 STATE TEAMS

VICTORIA

Victoria Combined Team

Open Team: Mitchell Iles, Andrew Brady, Phil Grainger, Women’s Team: Trish Carter James Hayden, Tony Psaila Kiara Dean, Lisa Hawker

Veteran Team: Gary Hayden, Bill Woodward, Mal Dyson Junior Team: Acacio Mota, Matt Molan, Rieley Fitzgibbon

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Western Australia Combined Team

Veteran Team: Ivan Halbert, Jim West, Terry Marsden

Open Team: Jamie Evans, Terry Maloney, Jason Oliveri, Women’s Team: Nadine Smedley, Royce Normington, William Freni-Lizzi Sandra Moffatt, Sue Kamo

May 2019 – Clay Target 41 Letters of acknowledgement and congratulations

ROMA CLAY TARGET CLUB INC

P O Box 536 Club Approval No Club House ROMA Q 4455 8000012506 155 Geoghegan Road ABN 77 493 313 283 Telephone: (07) 4622 5255

President: Secretary: Treasurer: Andrew Whyte Patrick Magee Wendy Taylor 0427224528 0459 659031 0419686537 e-mail: [email protected]

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Dear Mr Nugent

Letter of Gratification – ACTA Down the Line National Titles 2019

It gives me great pleasure to write to you in your position as President of the Australian Clay Target Association. I would like to express the community’s great thanks for a very successful and beneficial “ACTA Down the Line National Titles 2019”.

The tradition that has been created by holding 3 Down the Line National Titles 1999, 2009, 2019 events highlights the popularity of clay target shooting as a sport throughout our region and nation as a whole, which furthermore has assisted in promoting economic sustainability for Rural Queensland, in particular the Maranoa region.

The community of Roma and surrounds have received great benefits from holding this event in our township as they have done in previous years. Holding the ACTA Down the Line National Titles has aided in a boost of revenue for our local community and businesses, supporting all aspects of hospitality, accommodation and tourism, which are vital to the health of our region, particularly with facing a severe drought.

The positive feedback I have received from participants about Roma is that being in a centralized location and serving multiple states infact reduces travelling time for the competitors, and in addition enhances a new dimension of “Country Queensland” hospitality to the nationals.

In closing I would like to again convey the major economic benefit to the Maranoa community that has been increased by the Roma Gun Club holding the 2019 event. As mentioned above, this is especially welcome as our region is suffering a long term drought.

Best regards,

Cr Tyson Golder Mayor Maranoa Regional Council

May 2019 – Clay Target 43 44 Clay Target – May 2019 May 2019 – Clay Target 45 2019 ACTA Trap Hall of Fame Dinner Roma Clay Target Club, Queensland. Tuesday April 2nd

Celebrating tradition and history is an important part of any successful sporting organisation, and the Australian Clay Target Association did it in style once again at this Year’s Hall of Fame dinner. Held during the Trap Nationals in Roma, the dinner The other recipient of Life Registration was Robert was an acknowledgment of the sport’s finest – Fox. both past and present, recognising the significant Unfortunately Robert was unable to be present at the contribution of so many to our sport. dinner but guests learned of his amazing work over The highlight of the night was the induction of Ray a sustained period making him a deserving winner Collinson into the Hall of Fame. of this award. A celebrated shooter, Ray’s elevation to the Hall of Another popular announcement on the night was Fame was particularly well received by almost 200 the presentation of the Presidential Medal to Frank guests at the celebration dinner. Auditore. Frank has developed and managed a shooting Two lifelong supporters of clay target shooting in program that is integral to the smooth running of Australia were also given deserving accolades as they major shooting events in Australia, his knowledge received Life Registration of the ACTA. and passion of the sport always shining through. Elaine Forward was a proud recipient of this important The Hall of Fame dinner was once again expertly commendation which marks the contribution of hosted by George Barton and the ACTA acknow- individuals who have made a lasting impact on our ledges George’s important contribution to making sport. the night the great success it is. Elaine is a respected and admired individual who has The ACTA would also like to acknowledge the had a particular interest in the ISSF aspects of our generous sponsorship of both Casella Wines and the sport. Roma Clay Target Club which co-sponsored the night.

46 Clay Target – May 2019 2019 Presdential Medal 2019 Trap Hall of Fame Inductee Frank Auditore Ray Collinson

Frank Auditore responding after receiving his completely Ray Collinson, resplendant in his new ACTA unexpected but very well deserved Presidential Medal Hall of Fame jacket

May 2019 – Clay Target 47 48 Clay Target – May 2019 Above: Ray Collinson proudly holding the Hall of Fame Induction Certificate with Colin Witt who spoke of the achievements that Ray had amassed over the years to make him a worthy recipient of this presigious award

Left: Ray accompanied by Carol Betteridge.

May 2019 – Clay Target 49 50 Clay Target – May 2019 2019 ACTA Life Registration Elaine Forward OAM

Elaine Forward OAM, one of two members to be installed Elaine being presented with her ACTA Life Registered as a ACTA Life Registered Shooter. Elaine has served on the Shooter’s award by ACTA President Robert Nugent ACTA National Executive from 1992–2018, devoting much of her enthusiam towards the ISSF disciplines

May 2019 – Clay Target 51 52 Clay Target – May 2019 2019 ACTA Life Registration Robert Fox

The second Life Registered Shooter Award went to Robert Fox Ray Niven, ACTA Executive Member from the who has represented the Northern Territory in two spells on Northern Territory, accepting the Life Registered Shooter the National Executive, 1988–1993 and 2001–2018. certificate from MC George Barton on behalf of Robert Fox Unfortunately Robert was unable to attend the dinner.

May 2019 – Clay Target 53 54 Clay Target – May 2019 Previously inducted Hall of Fame 2018 Doug Smith Medal Members reviewed – Neil Berry won by Patrick Guida

Neil Berry, ACTA Hall of Fame Member with George Barton, Phil Grainger accepting the 2018 Doug Smith Medal Award reviewing both his introduction to the Hall of Fame and on behalf of Patrick Guida, with presenter Col Witt memories of his many achievements

Doug Smith Medal finalists – Frazer Roberts, Darryn Nicholls, Robert Hunter and Phil Grainger with Doug Smith

May 2019 – Clay Target 55 2018 Australian World DTL winners acknowledged

13th World DTL Champion Frazer Roberts with ACTA Vice President Mal Dyson and ACTA President Robert Nugent 13th Junior and Super Veteran World DTL Champions 13th Veteran World DTL winning team members Matthew Molan & Gary Hayden Frazer Roberts & Daryl Stevens

56 Clay Target – May 2019 Members of the 13th World DTL winning Open Team – Alex Dallas, Stephen Atkins and Steven Trembath 13th World DTL winning Super Veteran Team – Max Medhurst, Fred Heinze & Gary Hayden

May 2019 – Clay Target 57 Left: Two members of the 13th World DTL winning Junior Team – Nathan Burt and Thomas Armstrong

Below: Not often you have three World Champions together – World DTL Champions Jon Beddis from New Zealand with Frazer Roberts and Darryn Nicholls Australia

58 Clay Target – May 2019 2018 Grand Slam Awards 2018 AA Elite Medals

Shooters who are AA grade and shoot from 25 metres may apply for a AA Elite badge. This year both Byron Hewitt and Robert Hunter received this recognition

To win a Grand Slam Award recipients must have shot 400 targets from 15 metres, 50 targets from 25 metres and also 50 pair of double rise. In 2018 three awards were presented. Above left: ACTA Vice President Garry Read presents a Grand Slam Award to Gary Hayden while below, George Barton is pictured with John Sleightholme and Brad Henshall who also received their Grand Slam Awards

May 2019 – Clay Target 59 2018 Masters Awards

Five shooters received the recognition of Master in 2018 To achieve this a shooter must shoot a break of at least 800 targets straight Above: Holding their awards are Sam Clifford, Justin Smith accepting the award on behalf of Dan Power and Phil Grainger Left: Brad Henshall and John Sleightholme congratulate each other on also achieving their Masters Award

60 Clay Target – May 2019 2018 Long Break Awards

Phil Grainger recceived his long break record by shooting Frazer Roberts holding his long break record plaque, noting a consecutive break of 860 targets at the that he shot a consecutive break of 85 targets from 25 metres Victorian State Trap Carnival at the Tasmanian State Trap Carnival

May 2019 – Clay Target 61 CLUB NEWS Toowoomba Clay Target Club Annual Two Day Trap Carnival

Saturday 9th March 2019 was the com- each grade shot off from their handicap mencement date of the third Toowoomba meterage. This was to be a Points Score event Trap Carnival sponsored by Hunt’s Shooting of 25 “flash” targets. The winner would get Supplies. The major prize was a Zoli Kronos the Zoli shotgun as well as their graded High Shotgun but there were also 4 Fias Cesa Gun prize. shotguns to be won. In addition, the Overall By 9.30 am 118 shooters in 20 squads were ready to shoot. The first event was a 30 Target Medley (10 T DB, 10 T SB, 10 T Points). Col Witt and Jessica Harris both shot the possible. After the shoot off Col Witt emerged the winner with 75/75. Jess Harris took out AA with 73/75. Matt Lawson with 49/50 and 25/25 in the shoot off took second in AA. Robert McDougall won A grade with 150/155; David Smith was second with 146/155. Maryanne Easton shot well to take out B Grade followed by David Easton on 48/50. In C Grade, Richard Brittain took out first with 46/50 Fias Cesa shotgun followed by Jorja Pointon on 67/75. Next Event was the 30 T Single Barrel. Once again, Jess Harris shot the possible to win the Overall with the only 30/30. David Robb took first in AA with 35/36. Joe Rapisarda was second Zoli Kronos shotgun with 34/36. In A Grade, High Gun prize was 12 Slabs of Saga Ammu- Darrol Kowald took out nition. Last year the Zoli went to the winner first with 31/33 followed of the Handicap Event. This year we decided by Robert McDougall on it would be fairer if the highest scorers in 30/33. John Fea 27/30 took first in B grade and Dennis Harwood 31/36 OA Single Barrel Jess Harris Below: Medley Winners

62 Clay Target – May 2019 winner with 101/101 followed by Col Witt on 100/101 to take out AA. David Robb was second in AA on 85/86. Chris Vandal took out A Grade on 82/83 followed by John Ploger on 52/53. In B Grade, Ryan Loute was the winner on 63/64 followed by Con Koutsakis on 64/66. David Bainbridge on 47/50 took out C Grade with Andrew Smith close behind on 46/50. The Ladies was won by Jess Harris on 108/109. Graeme Turner took the Veterans on 79/80 and Brayden McKee the Junior on 49/50. The first event on Sunday was the 30 T Points Score. Clayton Cusack shot the only possible with a 90/90. Gary Brown and Single Barrel winners Robbie Cusack, both on 89 shot off for AA with Gary was second. David winning on 107/108 and Robbie second on 106/108. Bainbridge 27/31 took Merinda Welke shot well to win A Grade on 88/90. out first in C grade with Rob McDougall was second on 93/96. David Bain- Thomas Notting on 26/31 bridge was upgraded from C grade to B Grade on taking out second. Saturday afternoon, and managed to win B Grade Next Event was the 50 T on 84/90 followed by Ben Chambers on 83/90. Jorja Double Barrel. Eleven Pointon took out C Grade with an excellent 87/90 Shooters shot the poss- followed by Joanne Segond von Banchett on 82/90. ible with 9 from AA, one Thirty Targets Continental was Event 5. Nine from A Grade and one shooters shoot the possible with 8 from AA and from B Grade. Clayton one from A Grade. Overall was won by John Lee on Cusack emerged the 53/53. David Robb on 52/53 took out AA followed by Cameron Brown on 49/50. Shane Meagher 30/31 Left: OA DB Clayton Cusack took out A Grade and Rob McDougall after a long Below: Double Barrel winners shoot off took out second

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OA Continental John Lee

May 2019 – Clay Target 63 Annual Two Day Trap Carnival Continued from previous page on 61/62. Ben Chambers 37/38 took out B Grade with David Bainbridge second on 36/38. Nathan Loute 32/36 took out C with Jane Kirby close behind on 31/36. Event 6 was the 15 pair Double Rise. Col Witt took out the Overall with an amazing 30/30. Daryl Stevens was first in AA with 28/30 followed closely by John Lee on 27/30. In A Grade Greg Kocho was first with 35/40 Overall HG Jess Harris Junior HG Brayden McKee and Ralph Esposito followed on 33/40 for second. Ryan Loute took out B Grade on 40/50 followed by Christopher Hawley on 37/50. C Grade was won by Jorja Poin- OA Double Rise Col Witt ton on 22/30 followed by Joanne Segond von Banchet on 40/50. This was the end of the standard shoot program. Jess Harris took out Overall High Gun with 271/280. Clayton Cusack was AA High Gun on 266/280. In A Grade, Robert McDougall was the winner and in B Grade David Easton. C Grade was won by David Bainbridge 241/280 and he was also regraded to B Grade. Merinda Welke shot a very good 254/280 to take out the Ladies High Gun and was also regraded Ladies HG Merinda Welke Veteran HG Col Witt from A to AA. Brayden McKee shot a 258/260 to take (just 1 point off the AA winner) to take out the out the Junior and Col Witt shot a fantastic 265/280 Veterans.

Below: Double Rise winners The final event was the Hunt’s High Gun Shoot Off. To give a fair chance to all shooters, only the shooter with the Highest score in their grade made it to the shoot off. The Clays in the Trap were switched to “Flash Targets” which were kindly donated by Tim Williams. Jess Harris with the highest score in AA was shooter 1. Robert McDougall was shooter 2 for A Grade. David Eas- ton was shooter 3 as the winner of B Grade and David Bainbridge was shooter 4 as the C Grade winner. A large crowd watched from the Club House and both Shooters and Spectators were thrilled with the flash targets. In the end, after some tremendous second barrels,

64 Clay Target – May 2019 High Guns

Hunts HG contestants Paul, our trapper

Rob McDougall, Sponsors, including Kat Concrete Pumping (Chris shooting SAGA 1250 Stumkat), Orford Bitumen (Dave Weiss), Wt Med fps 7.5 shot, emerged (Doctors on Erin Street) – Dr John Heinrich, Sandy the winner with and Karen Mintram, Toowoomba Mower Centre 69/75 after missing (Robbie Smith), Altitude Motel and Alan Brett one full target and Mechanical. getting 3 seconds. A huge effort was put in by many Club Members to As a result, Rob make the shoot a success. Robbie Smith had a big McDougall won both job as Shoot Marshall and Trap Mecahnic, Keith a Zoli Kronos and a Simpson ran the office, assisted with Trap repairs Fias Cesa shotgun as and shoot offs, Pascale Stiller did a great job on well as quite a few MyClubsMyScores, and Vic Stiller performed excel- slabs of SAGA. lently as Handicapper. President, Col Gray, did a great job with the presentations and running the Toowoomba Clay bar. Brian Battle and John Simmon also worked Target Club would hard in the bar. Darrol Kowald manned the barbe- like to thank Michael cue with Gayle Simpson and Anne Maree Kowald and Kay Hunt for putting in long hours in the Kitchen. Rick Kennedy their tremendous helped in the office and handed out the ammu- sponsorship over nition prizes and John Robinson did numerous Robert McDougall the past 3 years. In Hunt’s HG & A Grade HG addition, our other Continued next page

May 2019 – Clay Target 65 Annual Two Day Trap Carnival Toowoomba’s clubhouse Continued from previous page to thank all the shooters individually for attending and also being patient with the disruption caused by jobs. Rob McDougall keep the bins empty. As well some unexpected Trap breakdowns. many shooters assisted with filling traps, refereeing and scoring. We hope to see you all again next year. The date next year is March 7th and 8th. On Saturday 7th there A big thank you to the Gold Coast Club for bringing will be a special 50T Handicap Memorial Shoot in the most shooters (16). Thanks to all the other Clubs honor of the late Geoff Bryant. If you would like to who participated including Brisbane, Toogoolawah, show your respect for this great Ambassador of our Kingaroy, Caboolture, Dalby, Condamine, Richmond Sport, then please attend to honor the “Man in the River, Chinchilla, Warwick, Ballandean, Gympie, Mary- Blue Overalls”. borough, Roma and Cunnamulla. I would also like Phil Keller

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May 2019 – Clay Target 67 Psychological Skills for Shooting by Michael Kruger-Davis

Meeting Our Basic Needs sary for our existence and wellbeing. According to Glasser, all behavior is purposeful. These needs are Since I retired, or possibly semi retired, I have been the general motivation for everything we do. able to attend the Veterans Games shoot at Wagga Gun Club that is usually held in March. The games BELONGING POWER have been going for 19 years and I am annoyed now that I didn’t take the time off when I was working to FREEDOM FUN attend this annual shoot.

This is what would be referred to as a budget shoot. The first of these needs is a primitive desire to The noms cover the cost of the clays and the prizes survive; find food, shelter, safety and sex. This drive are medals. Do not shrug off the fact that the prizes is part of the old brain that has been there since we are only medals because these replica precious evolved and climbed down from the trees and is metal gold, silver and bronze medals are highly therefore a physiological need because it is species sought after and strongly fought for. In saying that, specific and not individually specific. the competition is intense. The regular grading system of AA, A, B, and C grades is ignored and The other four however are psychological needs shooters compete against others in the same age not physiological needs. They are not as basic and if group; which makes it more difficult for some we do not meet these needs (or if they are met in a because in an age group there will be AA, A, B, and C negative fashion) then this will tend to lead to mal- grade shooters all participating and competing. adaptive behaviours. The other interesting fact is that there is an over 80s The first of these needs is belonging. We all as age group. How fantastic that our sport still enables humans want to belong or be part of a group, strive us to take part, compete and still be competitive for social connections and develop relationships. This when you are over 80 years old. group may be a family, social group, sporting group, church group or a group of work colleagues. Some shooters have been attending this shoot for The second need is power. To be powerful is to years and make a commitment to return next year. achieve, to be competent, to be skilled, to be recog- So why? They are not going to win a car, heaps of nised for our achievements and skill, to be listened to $$$, Hall of Fame points, but they still approach this and have a sense of self worth. shoot with the intense drive and dedication that they would a national championship. The third need is for freedom. The need to be free is the need for independence, autonomy, to have Because the shoot is in the Riverina in early autumn choices and to be able to take control of the direc- the weather is always likely to be good. The targets tion of one’s life. Therefore it is the freedom to make thrown at Wagga Gun Club (the national ground) choices or being empowered to choose those things are very good and it gives shooters the opportunity that will make us a well-adapted person. to practise on the ground a month or so before the trap Nationals and a few months before the skeet The final need that human beings have is the need Nationals. But it is not the targets or National ground for fun. The need for fun is the need to find pleasure, that attracts shooters and their families and keeps to play and to laugh. Should you doubt that this is them coming back year after year. What they love as important as any of the others, imagine a life with- about the shoot is that it meets their basic human out hope of any enjoyment. Glasser links the need needs. for fun to learning. If you enjoy what you’re doing you will learn and improve, and life will be more I often talk to parents, teachers and clients about enjoyable. what our needs are as human beings. William Glasser’s needs share five characteristics; They are Glasser, a famous American Psychologist, believed universal, they are innate, they overlap, they are that humans had five main needs that were neces-

68 Clay Target – May 2019 satisfied in the moment and they conflict with other and being process orientated (going for gold but needs enjoying the journey if you don’t win); at the Veterans The Veterans Games met all of Glasser’s needs. games both orientations were there. Shooters were Shooters felt that they belonged. The atmosphere trying to win but it wasn’t their only desire because was friendly and welcoming: like being at your their needs of approval, belonging, freedom and fun favourite club. Approval was afforded to all; it didn’t were being adequately met by making the process matter what grade you were, what handicap you enjoyable. were on, what score you shot, you were made to feel The organisers at Wagga Gun Club did a great job, important because you were there. again. If you have never attended a Veterans or Masters Games, give it a go and enjoy the sport for What a great four days. The organisers did a great what it is, a sport. job. Good targets, good food and great venue and a great sense of shared purpose. What the organisers References: didn’t plan for was the additional benefits that I (and Glasser, W. Choice Theory and Reality Therapy I’m sure so many others) got out of the shoot. You http://www.brucedavenport.com/basic-needs.html cannot plan to make sure people enjoy themselves, I have put together all the articles that I have written for the you can’t plan to make people feel sense of belong- CTSN and some that have not yet been submitted) on CD or USB. These are available for $25.00 (which includes GST ing and acceptance, but when you are able to provide and Postage). If you wish to purchase a copy please send these needs to those that attend you will always have cheque or money order to me at the address below. people feeling positive and happy about being part Michael Kruger-Davis is a consulting Psychologist and a of the event, and this will bring them back year after member of Downside Clay Target Club and Wagga Field year. & Game. He uses SAGA ammunition provided by Hunts Shooting Supplies. Questions regarding psychological Several years ago I wrote an article called “Is win- aspects of sport and shooting can be addressed to him at ning everything?” where I examined the difference 144 Bassetts Rd, Gillenbah 2700 or on 02 69 592802 or via between being product orientated (going for gold) [email protected] Ladies Club Coach Accreditation Course

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The AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION Invites Members to attend the 2019 Hall of Fame Induction Hall of Fame Inductee David O’Sullivan Presentation of the 2018 Adrian Cousens Medal Medal Finalists Salvatore Agostino, Antony Ballarino Michael Buttigieg, Leigh Roberts Jack Stockdale To be held at the ACTA National Ground Auditorium, 72 Tasman Rd Wagga Wagga Monday 20th May 2019 at 6.30pm for a 7pm start Cost is $50 per adult and $25 per child, tables of 10 available After 5 wear RSVP Wednesday 15th May 2019

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70 Clay Target – May 2019 THE AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION Presents the 2019 NATIONAL SKEET CHAMPIONSHIPS TO BE HELD AT THE NATIONAL SHOOTING GROUNDS TASMAN RD WAGGA WAGGA SUNDAY MAY 19th TO SATURDAY MAY 25th, 2019 National Events to commence at 8.30am daily Overall to receive a Silver Australia Badge and a Royal Blue Sash Placings Overall – Graded AA,A,B,C, 1st, 2nd & 3rd plus Women’s, Juniors, Sub Juniors & Veterans Discounted Nominations received prior to 3rd May 2019 SUNDAY MAY 19 EVENT 1: 5th NATIONAL 28G SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP OF 100 TARGETS $80 Discounted Noms MONDAY MAY 20 EVENT 2: 5th NATIONAL 410 BORE SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP OF 100 TARGETS $80 Discounted Noms Hall of Fame Dinner TUESDAY MAY 21 STATE SHOULDER TO SHOULDER TEAMS MATCHES Commencing at 8.30am followed by the Official Opening Ceremony EVENT 3: 20th NATIONAL SKEET HANDICAP OF 50 TARGETS $70 Discounted Noms The Overall Winner shall receive the Col Burt Memorial Perpetual Trophy Placings 1st to 5th WEDNESDAY MAY 22 EVENT 4: 21st NATIONAL 20G SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP OF 100 TARGETS $80 Discounted Noms The Overall Winner shall receive the John Withers Memorial Perpetual Trophy, THURSDAY MAY 23 EVENT 5: 2019 COMMONWEALTH SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP OF 100 TARGETS $80 Discounted Noms The Overall Winner shall receive the Adrian Hayes Memorial Perpetual Trophy FRIDAY MAY 24 EVENT 6: 50th NATIONAL 12G SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP OF 100 TARGETS $80 Discounted Noms The Overall Winner shall receive the A&E Pederson Memorial Perpetual Trophy SATURDAY MAY 25 AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND SKEET POSTAL CHALLENGE (TEAM IS SELECTED ON EVENTS 3 & 5) EVENT 7: 33rd NATIONAL SKEET DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP OF 100 TARGETS $80 Discounted Noms The Overall Winner shall receive the Paul Johnston Perpetual Trophy 13TH NATIONAL SKEET CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS $60 Discounted Noms Shot 25tgt 28g, 410 Bore, 20g, 12g The Overall Winner shall receive the Casella Wines Perpetual Trophy To be eligible, shooter must enter events 1, 2, 4 & 6 (28, 410 Bore, 20, 12 gauge) events and score is last box (25tgt) score of 4 events ACTA/ASSA Junior Initiative A joint venture to promote junior participation for Skeet Shooting in Australia Prize: 1st Place $1,000 and 2nd Place $500 Eligibility: Under the age of 18 years at the start of the Skeet Nationals and an ACTA member. Criteria: Any 100 target score from any State or Territory12g State title of any State carnival. Submit as many State 12g scores as you like and use the best one. Plus the combined scores of the National – Handicap, 20g, 12g and Commonwealth events.Eg:100+350=450 targets total. Best two scores win. Commencement: 1st June 2018 until the completion of the 2019 Skeet Nationals (for a 5 year trial) Additional awards include: FITASC Five Person Club Team Event, Two Person Team Event; Two Women Team Event; Mixed Pairs Team Event; All Australian Skeet Team HIGH GUNS on Events 3 to 7: OVERALL; GRADED AA, A, B ,C; WOMENS; JUNIOR; SUB JUNIOR & VETERANS. Glenn Trophy team selected every year. World Skeet team selected even years. The ACTA reserves the right to alter the program

May 2019 – Clay Target 71 CONDITIONS OF ENTRY – National Skeet Championships 1. Any shooter wanting to compete at the Skeet Nationals must be a registered member of the ACTA for the current financial year that the championships are being held. 2. The close date for nominations is 5pm on the 3rd May 2019. Preferential squadding will only be accepted on nominations received prior to this date. 3. Ev ery shooter is to provide their current and previous Record Card when requested by the State or National Handicapper at State and National Championships. 4. In the event of any shooter not being able to produce his/her Handicap Card, a duplicate shall be issued for the duration of the National Championships. This card will then be forwarded to the Club Secretary to enable scores shot to be recorded. Note: A $20 fee will be charged for the issue of any duplicate Handicap Card. 5. Shooters will be Pre Squadded and any interpretation of this will be the responsibility of the Tournament Director. 6. Each shooter is to take enough cartridges to shoot at 50 targets/100 targets. A time limit of one minute will be imposed for the changeover for each 25 targets. Should the one-minute time limit be exceeded then a penalty of the LOSS OF ONE TARGET may be incurred. 7. F or the National 28gauge Championship load size is limited to 21gr (3/4oz) maximum struck measure shot size not larger than no. 7. For the National .410bore Championship load size is limited to 14gr (1/2oz) maximum struck measure shot size not larger than no. 7" 8. Shooters who fail to be at their squad on time will be required to shoot at a designated trap at a time suitable to management if time permits. 9. Should a shooter being late for his squad then elect to withdraw from the event he will not be eligible for any refund of nominations paid. 10. All shooters should sign the score sheet after each 25 targets. Once a shooter has signed his score sheet he has accepted his score and grade. Any score sheet not carrying the shooters signature will be credited with the lowest score recorded. 11. All competitors will be called upon to referee and/or score throughout the period of competition. The persons’ designated to referee and score must fulfil their obligation to do so. While replacement referee and scorers are permissible, the penalty of a loss of one target for their failing to officiate shall be made against the officially designated person. Failure to either referee or score will incur a penalty of the LOSS OF ONE TARGET in the next event. Should a following event not be programmed then the penalty of the LOSS OF ONE TARGET will be incurred in the event concerned. 12. Any unauthorised shooter interfering with or attempting to interfere with the trap will be penalised FIVE (5) TARGETS. 13. All disputes must be in writing together with $20 deposit, which is refundable subject to the appeal being upheld. 14. All disputes and deposits must be lodged with the Tournament Director, who shall arrange a hearing with the appointed jury. 15. When team selection is involved, shooters who are eligible for the open team selection as well as section teams shall choose in which team they will be selected. They cannot compete in both Open and Section teams. 16. Any eligible competitor paying nominations is entitled to receive awards in the Open section, Women’s, Junior’s or Veterans section, however the overall winner cannot take any grade prize. 17. A minimum of three persons must compete in any Grade or Section, including High Gun before sashes, medals trophies and/or cash are awarded, irrespective of nomination paid. 18. Any interpretation of the program and conditions of entry will be the responsibility of attending members of the Executive Committee, whose decision shall be final. The ACTA reserves the right to alter the program. 19. An acceptable standard of dress is required for all competitors, Tournament Director to adjudicate. 20. All Competitors must comply with Firearms Licensing Laws in their State of residence and in the State hosting the National Championships. 21. Squads of 5/6 to shoot 50 targets in one visit only to the traps. Squads of 5/6 to shoot 100 targets in one or two visits to the traps or as designated by the Tournament Director. 22. Payment of the nomination fee only entitles the shooter to enter the event. Changes to the program including the number of targets shot will not be eligible for any refund. 23. Free junior nominations, open to any junior who has not competed in a national event of any discipline and only by pre-nomination. Claim for this concession must be made at time of nominating and will not be refunded retrospectively. Late nominations will not be eligible for this concession. 24. Shooters will be Pre-squadded as per ACTA rules and regulations and any interpretation of this will be the responsibility of the Tournament Director. Withdrawing from an event needs to be done in writing or by ringing the National Office (02 6938 2121) and leaving a message PRIOR to the event. All refund requests will be dealt with on an individual basis. 25. The setting of targets will be conducted by the Tournament Director and the trap mechanic prior to the start of the event daily. No further adjustments will be made to traps without the authorization from the Tournament director or the Shoot Marshal. 26. Shooters must have at least 200 targets recorded on their Record Card to establishing a grade prior to entering State and National Championships.

72 Clay Target – May 2019 C Mitchell 99/100, J Sipple 98/100, Cont: C: D Zelinski 15/15: B: K Mills G Dawson 101/104; A: J McMillan 22/25; A: S Prendergast 23/25; AA: Competition 99/100, T Haynes 98/100, D Schultz C Brown 33/33; HG: C: D Zelinski 97/100; B: I McMillan 91/100, G 122/175; B: K Mills 155/175; A: L Results Rixon 90/100, L Taylor 87/100; C: R Hansen-Crawford 159/175; AA: C Kearney 94/100, F Cicala 89/100, K Brown 170/175. Jordan 82/100. Maryborough 17/03/2019 Gympie 10/03/2019 Hot & Showery (21): 100T 5 Stand 34 degrees, very hot & humid (46): Sporting: OA: B Chambellant 93/100; 25T DB CD: AA: G Bartlett, G Durre, AA: D Groundwater 91/100, D S Whitehead, A Mills, R Webster, Couch 79/100, M Swale 81/100; A: QUEENSLAND R Fett 25/25; A: G Jago, M Mengel, N Aird 83/100, R Anderson79/100, L Fitzpatrick, B Pearce, B Weedon, A Mills 75/100; B: A Ford 79/100, S G Hogarth, D Rodger 25/25; A: L Kurkiewicz 71/100, L Groundwater Petman, F Mills, E Guy, B Ward 25/25; 65/100; C: K Jones 75/100, E Guy C: M Harper 23/25, A Roser 22/25, R 69/100, P Breene 59/100; 100T 5 Ballandean 17/03/2019 24/25, R McGovern 22/25; C: W Behrens 20/25; 50T DB: AA: G Nuske Stand Sporting: OA: D Couch 93/100; Warm, stormy (32): 25T DB: AA: J Waldron 23/25, G Lotz 20/25; 25T 108/108, W Humphreys 107/108; A: AA: B Chambellant 91/100, M Swale Lee 68/68, M Rogers 67/68; A: A Pts: AA: B Becker 102/102, A Powell L Fitzpatrick 84/85, G Jago 83/85; 82/100, G Paviour 70/100; A: A Mills Scalia 60/60, S Scalia 59/60; B: L 101/102; A: M Howard 73/75, C B: L Petman 50/50, P Loeffler 49/50; 77/100, R Cary 75/100, R Anderson Rogers 30/30, J Hannant 29/30; C: Spence 69/75; B: R McGovern 23/25, C: M Harper 47/50, A Roser 43/50; 75/100; B: A Ford 73/100, K Seeney S Musumeci 28/30, W Hannant M Sharp 21/25; C: W Waldron 21/25, 45T Medley: AA: W Humphreys 68/100, S Kurkiewicz 63/100; C: E 27/30; 40T Mxd SEZ CS: OA: M C Bastion 20/25; 25T SB: AA: A Powell 98/100, T Zandiacomo 97/100; A: G Guy 59/100, K Jones 58/100, P Preene Rogers 60/60; AA: C Schoenfisch 25/25, S Larsen 23/25; A: R Ball 23/25, Jago 74/75, L Fitzpatrick 72/75; B: 57/100; HG: OA: B Chambellant 58/60, J Lee 57/60; A: A Pirlo 56/60, L M Howard 21/25; B: R McGovern L Petman 71/75, B Ward 70/75; C: J 184/200; AA: D Couch 181/200; A: R Grassick 54/60; B: J Hannant 57/60, S 23/25, M Sharp 21/25; C: W Waldron Thorpe 66/75, A Roser 63/75; HG: Cary 160/200; B: A Ford 152/200; C: K Coventry 56/60; C: W Hannant 65/74, 21/25, C Bastion 20/25; 25T Cont: AA: AA: W Humphreys 147/150; A: G Jago Jones 133/200. N Hannant 64/74; 20 Pr D/R: AA: J R Walters 24/25, A Powell 25/26; A: 148/150; B: L Petman 146/150; C: M Maryborough 24/03/2019 Lee 40/40, G Costanzo 39/40; A: W M Howard 25/27, R Ball 24/27; B: M Harper 132/150. Very Hot (36): 25T SB CD: AA: A Schoenfisch 32/40, A Wilmot 32/42; Sharp 23/25, R McGovern 20/25; C: Kingaroy 03/03/2019 Bylsma, G Matthews 25/25; A: M B: L Rogers 30/40, S Coventry 28/40; W Waldron 22/27, S McGuirk 21/27. Poor , cloudy and windy: 30T Medley: Zipf, R Ball, B Charteris 24/25; B: I C: J Lee 32/40, W Hannant 38/50; Gold Coast 06/03/2019 C: D Zelinski 30/50; B: K Mills, 42/50; Mapp 23/25; C: J Greenfield 22/25; HG: OA: J Lee 122/125. Humid (42): 50T Night Medley: AA: R A: L Hansen-Crawford, 47/50; AA: C 30T DB CS: OA & AA: G Noffke Bundaberg 02/03/2019 Itzstein 96/100, T Williams 135/140; Brown 50/50; 25T DB: C: D Zelinski 83/83, D Large 82/83; A: R Ball 30/31, Windy (8): 25T OG Skt: B: R Merrick A: D Smith 95/100, G Crouch 94/100; 15/25; B: K Mills 24/25; A: L Hansen- K Greensill 36/37; B: I Mapp 49/50, 21/25; C: A Didone 20/25; 25T Skt B: J Tait 85/100, P Creagh 83/100; Crawford 25/25; AA: G Brown 25/25; G Christenson 32/33; C: C Schonrock CS: OA: T Delley 22/25; A: R Rehbein C: D Johnstone 87/100, D Zachiotis 25T Pts CR: C: D Zelinski 62/75; B: 28/30, R Thornton 27/30; 25T HC: 1st: 22/25; B: K Rehbein 21/25; C: T Delley 81/100; 25T SEZ Night DB CS: OA: A R Carracher 71/75; A: S Prendergast D Large 34/34, 2nd: B Charteris 33/34, 22/25; 25T HC: 1st A Didone 25/25, Jarvis 58/59; AA: P Strange 57/59, T 22/25; AA: M Stewart 74/75; 25T 3rd: I Wynyard 30/31; 30T Cont: AA: 2nd T Delley 22/25, 3rd B Morrissy Williams 29/30; A: T Morony 32/33, 20/25 all with HC. G Crouch 31/33; B: T Speed 23/25, J Bundaberg 03/03/2019 Simon 23/26; C: D Johnstone 34/35, Windy and Showers (21): 25T DB B Creagh 26/28. BLACKALL CD: AA: G Noffke 25/25; A: M Zipf, Gold Coast 10/03/2019 K Rehbein, T Gardner, M Budgen Hot (29): 50T Mxd: AA: P Strange CLAY TARGET CLUB 24/25; B: C Scott 24/25; C: A Doherty 130/140, D Cokley 125/140; A: G 15/25; 25T SB CS: OA: G Mathews McHenry 66/70, G McClymont 24/25; AA: G Mathews 24/25; A: 128/140; B: J Shand 56/70, B M Zipf 23/25; B: E Guy 22/25; C: A Symmans 50/70; C: D Stewart 59/70, 18th & 19th May Doherty 17/25; 25T DB Grd HC: AA: G C Ireland 53/70; 50T Medley (25T DB, Practice available Friday 17th @ 3pm Mathews 24/25; A: T Gardner 21/25; 25T Cont): AA: P Santarossa 49/50, D B: C Scott 23/25; C: A Doherty 21/25; Cokley 78/80; A: G McHenry 49/50, Saturday 18th— start time 8:30am 15Pr D/R: AA: G Noffke 24/30; A: T A Quinn 58/60; B: P Grossi 65/70, J Ev 1 50 tgt Andersens Carpet Cleaning D/B $35 Gardner 20/30; B: C Scott 21/30; C: A Shand 63/70; C: D Stewart 46/50, N Ev 2 30 tgt Seaford Reds S/B $20 Doherty 15/30; HG: OA: G Mathews Beck 45/50; 25T HC: 1st: P Santarossa 94/105; Jnr: E Guy 82/105. Ev 3 30 tgt State Continental P/S $20 32/33, 2nd: D Stewart 31/33, 3rd: D Ev 4 15 pr Curleys Cattle Transport D/R $20 Burdekin 10/03/2019 Johnson 29/31; HG: OA: G McHenry Fine and sunny (52): 15T PS Grd: AA: 138/145; AA: P Santarossa 137/145; Sunday 19th— start time 8:30am 45/45 G Sebastiani, R Clive, G Rea, A: V Navanteri 149/163; B: J Shand Ev 5 30 tgt Western Meat Exporters Ch/Ch, 18 m $20 C Edgerton, C Populin, R Gough; A: 124/145; C: D Stewart 129/145; Lad: Ev 6 30 tgt Blackall Tambo Regional Council H/C $25 45/45 G Sebastiani, S Rossato. B: S D Young 123/145; Vet: P Strange 1st $1000 – 2nd $500 – 3rd $250 – Sebastiani 38/45, J Towning 36/45; 134/145; Jnr: T Beck 108/145. C: J Delle Baite 45/45, B Schonenberg 4th $150 – 5th $100 Gold Coast 16/03/2019 41/45, R Mikkelsen 40/45; 100T DB Ev 7 30 tgt Elders Blackall P/S $20 75T UT: 1st: P Santarossa 71/75, 2nd: Grd : OA: G Rea 144/144; AA: P Scalia T Morony 67/75, 3rd: R Greentree TOTAL NOMINATIONS $160 143/144, R Clive 119/120; A: D Killick 64/75. B & C Grade Juniors free nominations 99/100, S Pack 143/145; B: J Towning OVERALL HIGH GUN OVER EVENTS 1 TO 7 97/100, S Delle Baite 94/100; C: P Gold Coast 17/03/2019 Delle Baite 96/100, B Schonenberg 100T ISSF Trench: 1st: S Cannizzaro, Camping and Meals available on site 97/102. 2nd: R Greentree, 3rd: W Corby. Mad Mac Toy Vault will be on site selling ammo Ph: 07 4622 5454 Callide Dawson 17/03/2019 Goondiwindi 10/03/2019 Candy Cross will be on site selling ammo Ph: 0429 854 625 Cloudy, hot (22): 30T Medley: AA: Hot, Partly cloudy, Winds, warm (35): White Flyer Targets to be used over the weekend S Larsen 49/50, A Powell 48/50, B 50T Medley: AA: J Sipple 99/100, B Committee reserves the right to alter the program without notice Becker 47/50; A: C Spence 48/50, Kneipp 172/175, G Dawson 171/175; For further information: Bill Cripps (President) 07 4657 5955 M Elliott, Roger Ball 46/50; B: M A: J McMillan 98/100, C Donovan Jim Taylor 0427 575 954 Joe Taylor 07 4657 5954 Sharp 48/50, R McGovern 46/50; C: 97/100, M Moloney 95/100; B: B C Bastion 46/50, W Waldron 43/50, Webster 95/100, T Gibson 91/100, Qld State Shoot Gemfields May 4th–6th, Cunnamulla 10th–12th May, G Lotz 41/50; 25T DB: AA: A Powell G Rixon 89/100; C: F Cicala 84/100, Blackall 18th–19th May, Normanton 25th–26th May 25/25, B Becker 49/50; A: R Ball R Kearney 82/100, K Jordan 73/100; 25/25, M Elliott 52/53; B: M Sharp 100T DB: OA: B Kneipp 100/100; AA:

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May 2019 – Clay Target 75 D Large 30/30, G Noffke 37/38; A: R 21/25; 45T Mxd, 15T DB SB Pts: AA: B G Bowd 24/27; C: D Robertson Rapier 23/25, W Channing 22/25; C: Anderson 29/30, R Ball 25/30; B: I Kneipp 73/75, J Sipple; 72/75; A: M 23/25, I McArthur 22/27; 10Pr D/R T Johnson 24/25, V Petraccaro 22/25, Mapp 28/30, G Christenson 27/32; Johnson 96/100, D Batterham 95/100; CD: R Andrews 18/20, G Height, G R Thompson 20/25; Nightshoot 30T: C: C Schonrock 26/30, R Thornton B: S Coventry 72/75, B Webster 71/75; Kessegian 17/20; A: W Wombwell AA: R Collumb 29/30, P Marmorale 27/34; HG: AA: D Large 114/118; A: R C: B Creagh 70/75, J Donovan 64/75; 14/20, A Jenkins 13/20; B: S Bowd 28/30; A: R Zupanic 28/30, A Piteo Ball 105/118; B: I Mapp 104/118; C: C 20 Pr D/R: AA: B Kneipp 38/40, J 14/20, R Gilcrist 14/20; C: B Kentish 28/30; B: L Pontifex 25/30, T Johnson Schonrock 92/118. Sipple 37/40; A: R Shelton 37/40, M 15/20, R Marcato 13/20; HG: S Zadow 23/30; C: R Grimmond 23/30, M Port Denison 24/03/2019 Johnson 34/40; B: S Coventry 32/40, 142/150. Williamson 23/30. D Cox 28/40; C: H Brown 36/50, B Hot & Sunny (44): 100T DB: AA: J South Australian 31/03/2019 Southern Yorke Peninsula Creagh 35/50. Rossato 143/143, K Zarb 142/143; A: Fine, Mild, Breezy (36): SKT CS: OA 24/03/2019 D Killick 98/100, M Populin 95/100; Toogoolawah 24/03/2019 & A: S Pipicella 50/50, N Campbell cloudy a.m. but windy & dusty in the B: G Horwood 97/100, S Sebastiani Warm Humid, sunny (32): 100T, 50T 57/58; B: A Bullard 58/59, M Dalese p.m.(45): 10T DB EO CD: 18 shooters 122/130; C: P Lejarraga 96/100, T DB, 50T Cont: AA: M Pearson 95/100, 57/59; C: J Cameron 44/50, V Mathews shot the possible; 25T DB HC: R & R Holley 95/100. B McKechnie 94/100, T Brett 93/100; 42/50; Vet: L Schubert 47/50; Cont Thompson Trophy: 1st R Thompson Texas 24/03/2019 A: B Battle 97/100, T Ham 96/100, R Gr: AA: G Coppola 24/25, R Damin 28/28, 2nd T Johnson 27/28, 3rd. S Very humid & hot (38): 25T DB Spencer 93/100; B: K Butson 94/100, 39/41; A: S Drewing 25/25, A Carlesso Bowley 30/31; 25T PS: B Edwards CD: AA: J Sipple, B Kneipp 25/25; P O’Hanlon 91/100, H Holden 91/100; 21/25; B: C Hill 22/25, R James 23/27; Trophy: AA/A: R Dayman 74/75, R A: J Kennedy, R Hohn, R Shelton, C: D Pointon 92/100, R Brittain C: D Gerlach 23/25, B Quinzi 21/25; Smith 73/75; B: T Johnson 71/75, B M Johnson 25/25; B: S Coventry, I 87/100, L Wilson 85/100. Vet: R Pace 29/31; PS Gr: AA: R Smith Greenshields 70/75; C: B Maclean McMillan 24/25; C: J Smith, B Creagh 73/75, R Borzillo 78/81; A: S Drewing 71/75, S Haggerty 70/75; Samuel 71/75, A Carlesso 77/90; B: R James James Homes sponsored: 25T SB: 75/75, B Greenshields 67/75; C: B AA/A: B Piteo 25/25, P Marmorale Quinzi 72/75, D Gerlach 63/75; Vet: 29/30; B: T Johnson 23/25, J Dropulic L Francis 65/75; DB CS: OA & AA: 22/25; C: L Ciaramellano 23/25, B L Smith 50/50, R Damin 48/50; A: J Maclean 21/25; HG: AA: D Oliviero SOUTH Cameron 48/50, A Carlesso 47/50; B: 192/215; A: B Piteo 199/215; B: T R James 45/50, F Caltagirone 44/50; Johnson 195/215; C: S Haggerty AUSTRALIA C: D Gerlach 46/50, B Quinzi 45/50; 171/215; OA HG: P Marmorale Vet: R Borzillo 52/55; OA HG: R James 202/215. 184/200. Wilkawatt 10/03/2019 Bordertown 24/03/2019 Smith 122/125; A: M Pontifex 47/50, Southern Yorke Peninsula Fine (28) (33): 100T Cont: AA: C Fine, windy (41): 75T EZ Ch/Ch: R Umback 46/50; B: R Marcoionni 23/03/2019 Windham 99/100, A Lock 105/107; A: OA & AA: R Andrews 125/125, W 48/50, B Lloyd 46/50; C: L Ferguson Cloudy but pleasant (34): Don Cooper P Rundle 110/114, Z Drewing 109/114; Hawker 124/125; A: A Jones 118/125, 48/50, R Thompson 45/50; 50T PS Mem: 25T Skt HC: 1st. W Clarke 74/75, B: R Atkinson 97/100, B Peter 95/100; A Mellington 115/125; B: S Crane (shot in conjunction with Graham 2nd D Pinomarmorale 73/75, 3rd D C: J Bell 94/100, T Smart 85/100; OA: 113/125, B Case 112/125; C: J Bell Michell Memorial and G & R Michell Oliviero 56/75; Broomfield Angus C Windham 99/100. Lad: A Ellman- 10/125, S Chant 85/125; 25T DB: AA: Team shoot): OA: R Clark 147/150; AA: Stud sponsored 25T Skt Grd: A & AA: Brown 30/100; Jnr: L Batten 91/100; A Hawker 81/81, L Higgins 80/81; A: B R Clark 147/150, W Daou 146/150; A: R Borzillo 34/35, R Dower 32/35, B Vet: R Cook, J Mitchell 98/100. Piteo 32/35; B: P Marmorale 25/25, J Crane 25/25, A Jones 24/25; B: Greg T Evans 144/150, G Carter 136/150; B: Morgan 25/26, B Case 24/26; C: J Bell D Fitzpatrick 140/150, B Greenshields 24/25, S Chant 20/25. 139/150; C: W Robins 135/150, A Evgeniou 131/150; Graham Michell International 03/03/2019 Memorial Perpetual Trophy: R Beautiful Summer day (28): 25T Clark 147/150; G & R Michell Team HC: 1st: L Ciaramellano 24/25, 2nd: Trophy: won by International CTC: M Collumb 26/28, 3rd:K Prescott TASMANIA W Daou, G Coppola, L Smith, R 25/28, 4th: C Bentley 24/27, 5th W Borzillo, D Oliviero 704/750; OA Robbins 23/26; 25T PS: AA: & OA: HG: R Clark 269/275; A HG: P Kelly C Bentley 83/84, R Damin 82/84; 247/275; B HG: B Lloyd 248/275; C A: V Petraccaro 73/75, A Carlesso HG: A Evgeniou 240/275; Vet HG: M Bothwell 17/03/19 Silk 45/50; 30T PS Cash Trophy: AA: S 69/75; B: R Marcoionni 72/75, P Medhurst 265/275; Lad HG: M Bretag Fine (30): 50T PS: AA: S Ellis 149/150; Glover 89/90; A: K Bathman 78/90; B: Quire 75/93; C: W Robbins 71/75, 245/275; Jnr HG:D Peel 249/275. A: F Atkins 143/150; B: H Todd S Quinn 82/90; C: D Silk 80/90; OA L Ciaramellano 70/75; 50T DB: B: 129/150; C: M Doljanin 112/150; 50T HG: J Hitchens 202/208. & OA: R Zupanic 50/50, R Stopp Mount Gambier 02/03/2019 SB: AA: S Yates 48/50; A: K Marriott Hot (40+) (25): 50T Skt: AA: K Atkin Tasmanian 10/03/2019 48/50; AA: K Prescott 51/52, R Damin 45/50; B: H Todd 40/50; C: D Silk Good (48): 50T Skt: AA: S Browning 50/52; A: B Duncan 48/50, A Carlesso 41/50, K Mules 40/50; A: G Kessegian 35/50. 44/50, M Medhurst 27/50; B: S 48/50; A: J Rose 49/50; B: J Briggs 46/50; C: L Ciaramellano 46/50, R Spring Bay 09/03/2019 49/50; C: A Cauchi 46/54; Molly Spinella 44/50; Lad: L Smith 46/50; Chambers 43/50, D Murrell 37/50; C: J Densley 41/50, W Lindner 40/50; Misty rain most of the day (16): 20T Bryan Memorial 50T DB, 50T Pts: Vet: R Borzillo 47/50; HG: C Bentley DB: AA: J Hitchens 20/20; A: P Howes, AA & OA: T Atkins 206/208; A: F 143/150. 20 Pr D/R: AA: M Medhurst 35/40, M Whitehead 33/40; A: J McIntyre K Marriott 18/20; B: C Chapman Atkins 201/208; B: R Souter 188/200; Monarto 16/03/2019 19/40; B: S Bowd 30/40, R Atkinson 20/20; C: D Silk 17/20; 50T DB CS: C: M Waters 168/200; Jnr: J Wilson Fine and warm (57): 25 T DB CS: OA: 26/40; C: D Robertson 23/40, F AA & OA: J Hitchens 65/65; A: K 169/200. G Height 81/81; AA: G Height 81/81, Kentish 21/40; 25T DB: AA: M Marriott 50/50; B: R Jones 49/51; C: D R Clark 80/81; A: R Dean 46/47, P Medhurst 34/34, A Hoare 33/34; A: J Claridge 43/43; B: D Ryan 52/53, I McIntyre 23/25; B: B Jarrett 24/25, S Hopton 41/41; C: B Lloyd 29/30, A Bowd; C: D Robertson 24/25, M Rudd Evgeniou 24/25; 25T SB CS: OA: R 23/25; OA HG: W Lindner 105/127. Batson 34/35; AA: R Clark 33/35, P Mount Gambier 09/02/2019 Minhard 37/39; A: R Batson 34/35, Fine (46): 50T Skt: AA: D Simson P Kelly 24/26; B: I Hopton 23/25, B 49/50, K Mules 48/50; A: G Kessegian NORTHERN Lloyd 23/26; C: L Ferguson 23/25, A 47/50, S Zadow, 45/50; B: P Winser Evgeniou 21/25; 25T HC: 1st R Clark 44/50, D Pratt,G Height 43/50; C: TERRITORY 31/32 (25m), 2nd G Height 36/38 S Bowd 52/58, J Densley 48/54; 25T (24m), 3rd M Medhurst 35/38 (25m), PS: AA: R Andrews 73/75, G Height 4th E Gunby 24/26 (17m), 5th G 75/78; A: A Jenkins 63/75, P Winser Alice Springs 10/03/2019 Alice Springs 24/03/2019 Parkes 35/37 (19m). 60/75; B: S Bowd, 68/75, S Crane Fine and Sunny (10): 75T Mxd HC: 1st Warm and Over Cast (9): 25T Skt Monarto 17/03/2019 62/75; C: I McArthur 60/75, T Clark M Sutherland 133/155, 2nd G Randell HC: 1st R Sebastiani 24/25, 2nd N Overcast then Warm to hot (61): 30T 60/78; 25T DB: AA: R Andrews 29/29, 126/135, 3rd R Sebastiani 109/125; 25T Chandler 19/25, 3rd M Sutherland Mxd CS (10T DB, 10T SB, 10T PS): OA: S Zadow 28/29; A: B Smith 26/28, DB HC: 1st T Carlesso 23/25, 2nd G 19/25; 50T DB: M Sweeny 48/50; P Rossi 75/75; AA: P Rossi 75/75, R P Winser 25/28; B: S Crane 24/25, Randell 22/25, 3rd R Sebastiani 22/25. AA/A: 2nd J Niland 45/50, 3rd P

76 Clay Target – May 2019 NorthernNorthern Territory Clay Target Association Inc.Northern Territory Clay Target Association Inc. Territory Clay Target Association Inc. COMBINEDCOMBINED STATE SKEET & DTL CARNIVALCOMBINED STATE SKEET & DTL CARNIVAL SKEET & DTL CARNIVAL th th th th thth th th Skeet 6 –Skeet 6Skeet 6 8 Juneth – 8 – 8th June 2019 / DTL 82019 June 2019 / DTL 8 / DTL 8th – 10 – 10– 10th June 2019 June 2019 June 2019 Venue: Alice Springs Clay Target Club, 205/285 Ross Highway, Alice Springs NT Venue: Venue: Alice SpringsAlice Springs Clay Target Club, Clay Target Club, 205/285 Ross Highway 205/285 Ross Highway, Alice Springs, Alice Springs NT NT Nomination formsNomination forms can be found at Nomination forms can be found at can be found at www.ntclaytarget.orgwww.ntclaytarget.orgwww.ntclaytarget.org

th Thursday 6th 9:0 9:00 am Event 1: 50 Target State 20g State 20g Skeet ChampionshipSkeet Championship Event 2: 50 Target State Skeet Handicap – – Paul Weis MemorialPaul Weis Memorial

Friday 7th 9:00 am Event 3: 100 Target State Skeet ChampionshipChampionship Postal Teams Match

Saturday 8th 9:00 am Event 4: 50 Target State Skeet Doubles Championship

State Sash and Gold Badge for Overall on Events State Sash and Gold Badge for Overall on Events 1, 2, 3 and 41, 2, 3 and 4 1stst and 2and 2ndnd AA, A, B, C and 1AA, A, B, C and 1stst Ladies/Juniors/Veterans on Events 1, 3 and 4Ladies/Juniors/Veterans on Events 1, 3 and 4 11stst toto 5 5thth on Event 2 on Event 2 Overall High Gun, Grade High Guns (AA, A, B, C) and Ladies/Juniors/Veterans High Gun Events 1 – 4 – 4 Postal Team selected over events 2 & 3Postal Team selected over events 2 & 3

Saturday 8th ≈ ≈ 11:00 am Event 1: 50 Target State Double Barrel Championship Shoot to completion under lights if necessarylights if necessary NTCTA AGM – – Commences ½ hour after presentation of Commences ½ hour after presentation of EEvent 1vent 1

th Sunday 9th 9:00 am Event 2: 50 Target State Single Barrel Championship Event 3: 50 Target State Point Score Championship Postal Teams Match

th Monday 10th 9:00 am Event 4: 50 Target State Handicap Event 5: 25 Pair State Double Rise Championship

State Sash and Gold Badge for Overall on Events 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5State Sash and Gold Badge for Overall on Events 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 st nd st 1 st and 2 nd AA, A, B, C and 1AA, A, B, C and 1st Ladies/Juniors/Veterans on Events 1, 2, 3 and 5Ladies/Juniors/Veterans on Events 1, 2, 3 and 5 st th 11st toto 5 5th on Event 4 on Event 4 Overall High Gun, Grade High Guns (AA, A, B, C) and Ladies/Juniors/Veterans High Gun Events 1 High Guns (AA, A, B, C) and Ladies/Juniors/Veterans High Gun Events 1 – 5 – 5 Postal Team selected over events 1, 2 & 3Postal Team selected over events 1, 2 & 3

**The NTCTA ccommittee reserves the right to alter the program should the need arise**ommittee reserves the right to alter the program should the need arise**

There will be no pre--nominations for this carnivalcarnival. . Shooters will be able to nominate and squad on the day.Shooters will be able to nominate and squad on the day.

For additional information and conditions of entry, please visit and conditions of entry, please visit www.ntclaytarget.orgwww.ntclaytarget.org or email or email [email protected]@gmail.com Limited camping available. For information regarding camping please contact the Alice Springs Clay Target Club secretary Brian Shearn at Limited camping available. For information regarding camping please contact the Alice Springs Clay Target Club secretary Brian Shearn at [email protected] [email protected]

May 2019 – Clay Target 77 Hamil 43/50; B/C: 4th R Sebastiani Darwin 10/03/2019 Bendigo 16/03/2019 DB CD: L McDonald, A Rohrlach, D 43/50; 25T SB Club HC: 1st M (20): 50T PS: AA: N Fertikis 149/150, Perfect (20): 25T DB: AA: T Gull Clark, L Comensoli 10/10; 75T Medley Sutherland 21/25, 2nd D Mines V Padovan 146/150; B: H Kennedy 148/148, Kiara Dean 147/148; A: M CS: AA & OA: A Rohrlach 115/125, 19/25. 142/150, S Harris138/150; C: K Harris Appleby 89/89, A Estcourt 88/89; B: K L Comensoli 106/125; A: S Towers Darwin 01/03/2019 138/150, L Harris 123/150; 50T HC: Estcourt 25/25; C: John Wilson 25/26, 111/125, L McDonald 110/125; B: R Night shoot (20): Night shoot: 75 1st M George 55/56, 2nd H Kennedy Kerrie Dean 24/26; 25T HC: 1st Kiara Foster 106/125, A Stanger 97/125; C: Medley: AA/A: N Fertiklis 71/75, 54/56, 3rd N Ferteklis 49/49; 25 Pr Dean, 2nd Jack Dean, 3rd T Gull; 25T I Larner 78/125, C Petersen. 72/125; D Butler 70/75; B: A Reeves 69/75, D/R: AA/A: N Fetteklis 43/50, C Cont PS: AA: T Gull 75/75, P Beaman 25T NEZ Twr DB CS: AA & OA: C D Michael 65/70; C: C Chin Quan Hunter 41/50; B/C: M George 49/60, 74/75; A: M Appleby 74/75, A Estcourt Finn 25/25, P Finn 20/25; A: S Towers 64/75, P McCullough 64/75. A Reeves 46/60; HG: 336/350 N 68/75; B: K Estcourt 61/75; C: G Cock 24/25, K Brown 20/25; B: P Watkins Ferteklis. 66/75, T Hogg 65/75. 18/25, I Towers 17/25; C: R Foster Darwin 09/03/2019 23/25, L McDonald 17/25. (20): 50T DB: AA/A: C Spanner 68/68, Top End 17/03/2019 Callawadda/Stawell 16/03/2019 T Trikilis 67/68; B/C: A Reeves 51/53, Hot and humid (22): 50T DTL: HG: D Perfect Autumn Day (14): 40T NWZ Hamilton 16/03/2019 M Geroge 50/53; SB: AA/A: D Butler Howe 50/50; AA: I Haggarman 49/50; Medley CS: OA & A: B Smith 56/60, Fine, sunny (32): 30T HC: 1st A Pollock 50/52, C Hunter 49/52; B/C: M A: R King 47/50; B: D Michael 47/50; M Absolum 55/60; AA: C Dunn 30/30, 2nd J Ryan 33/35, 3rd D Beyer George 47/50, A Reeves 45/50. C: L Tarrant 47/50. 89/95, C Reading 83/90; B: D Harris 32/35; BM: T Kosch 27/30, A Pollock 55/60, P Reading 51/60; 50T DB CS: now 25 metres; 50T DB: OA & AA: D OA & A: W Calaby 58/58, L Hateley Beyer 224/224, A Pollock 223/224; A: 57/58; AA: C Reading 95/96, C Dunn J Ryan 50/50, G Schmidt 59/61; B: A 94/96; B: D Harris 47/50, P Reading Reid 47/50, G McDonald 50/56; C: T 44/50; OA HG: C Reading 104/110. Clark 39/50, R Melbolm 37/50. Colbinabbin 24/03/2019 Melbourne 23/03/2019 VICTORIA Overcast with a light breeze - 27 Wet then steamy (57): 50T PS: AA: N Burt 148/150, D Johnston 146/150; degrees (39): 20T PS CD: AA: L A: D Milhuisen 142/150, B Reed Fitzgerald 60/60; A: C Cleave 59/60; B: 142/150; B: R DeMaria 140/150, A D Collihole 54/60; C: G Cook 46/60; Speranza 134/150; C: B Papargiris H Holt 46/60; Jack Wilson 46/60; Ararat 01/03/2019 Beaufort 09/03/2019 128/150, A Patrick 123/156; OA: N 30T DB: OA & AA: F Heinze 54/54; Hot and windy (18): 10T PS CD Hot and sunny (39): 30T Graeme New Burt; 15 Pr D/R: AA: D Saliba 43/50, W Kelvy 53/54; A: G Miller 42/43; C E/O: M Schaper, G Grant 30/30, Mem: OA: T Gull 91/91; AA: I Teble R Esplin 42/50; A: A Beltrami 25/30, Cleave 49/51; B: R Fitzgerald 42/43; P T Perry 29/30; 100T Mxd: OA 90/91, J Soufis 55/56, A John McVitty D Milhuisen 24/30; B: T McGrath Watkins 28/30; C: John Wilson 49/50; & AA: G Menhennet 143/150, P 68/69, P Falkinder 59/60; B: A Connor 20/30, M Burt 35/50; C: A Brown Jack Wilson 25/30; 40T Mxd: OA & Mellington136/150; A: L Gibson 30/30, S Ringin 29/30; C: L Veitch 19/30, A Patrick 22/40; OA: S Russo AA: C Burns 59/60; G Prior 57/60; A: 140/150, A Mellington 138/150; B: 29/30, T Highdale 43/44; Vet: JN 36/40; 50T DB: AA: L Hawker 56/56, M Perry 129/150, K Malcolm118/150; McVitty 68/69; 50T B/T CS: OA & A: R Stackhouse 56/60; C Cleave 75/80; A Crawford 55/56; A: G McClure C: A Long, B Papst 104/150; OA HG: G Hargreaves 48/50, T Gull 59/62; B: B: P Watkins 55/60; B Clinton 50/60; 56/57, D Milhuisen 55/57; B: A G Menhennet 172/180; Vet HG: L M Holm 45/50, P Newton 44/50; C: S C: G Cook 50/60; Jack Wilson 49/60. Speranza 48/50, T McGrath 47/50; C: Gibson 165/180; Lad HG: T Perry Ringin 45/52, L Antonio 47/52; Lad: Euroa 10/03/2019 B Papargiris 50/58, B O’Shaughnessy 145/180; Jnr HG: C Reading 138/180. Anna W 46/50; Vet: L Cook 44/50. Smokey then howling gale (24): 10T 49/50; OA: L Hawker 56/56.

North East Zone/V.C.T.A. MAY 2019 PROGRAM

SATURDAY 4TH SUNDAY 12TH SUNDAY 19TH Bendigo 10.00am Euroa 11.00am Kyneton 12.30pm 75tgt NEZ ACTA 5-S S/C C/ship 10tgt P/S C/D 25tgt D/B Gr C/ship 50tgt Ken Bell Mem M/T Tower C/ship 25tgt Bushranger D/B C/ship 25tgt S/B Gr C/ship 25tgt Alexandra GC Closing 25tgt H/cap, 1-3, BM SUNDAY 5TH Anniversary P/S C/ship Mansfield 10.30am Numurkah Shepparton 10.00am 25tgt Trophy H/Cap 60tgt Medley C/Ship, 20 D/B, 20 S/B, 30tgt D/B Wangaratta 10.30am 20 P/S 30tgt Cont D/B 100tgt 5-S/C C/ship, AA,A,B,C, 1&2 20tgt D/B C/D 20tgt B/T 20tgt H/Cap 20pr D/R FRIDAY 17TH High Gun High Gun Cosgrove 6.30pm Club H/cap 20tgt Night Cont P/S, Gr C/D Yarrawonga 11.00am FRIDAY 25TH 20tgt Night Cont S/B, Gr C/D 45tgt Medley Mathoura 7.00pm 30tgt Night Cont D/B, 4 gr 1&2 35tgt D/B C/ship 15tgt D/B C/D 10tgt P/S C/D TUESDAY 7TH MAY SATURDAY 18TH 25tgt NEZ Night P/S C/Ship, OA, 2 gr NEZ AGM 7.00pm Bendigo 12.00pm Hilltop Golf Club 50tgt D/B C/ship SUNDAY 26TH 25pr D/R Trophy Colbinabbin 11.00am SATURDAY 11TH Wangaratta 10:30am 25tgt P/S C/D Echuca 10.00am 25tgt S/B Gr C/ship, AA,A,B,C, 1&2 25tgt S/B C/ship 25tgt Trench C/ship 25tgt D/B Gr C/ship, AA,A,B,C, 1&2 20pr D/R C/ship 25tgt H/cap 25tgt Bob Barron Mem H/Cap, 1-3 25pr D/R C/ship

78 Clay Target – May 2019 Melbourne 30/03/2019 23/27, J Landrigan 22/26; 25T SB: AA: Winter Conditions (60): 100T DB R Lehman 32/34, A Costa 31/34; A: D CS: AA: J Keane 99/100, R Jackson Fisher 26/28, G Pridmore 25/28; B: M 2019 Combined Two Day Shoot 148/150; A: M Rocca 94/100, D Luelf Smith 21/25, J Scott 19/25; C: M Sims Queens Birthday Weekend 94/100; B: F Sensi 96/100, R DeMaria 21/25, J Landrigan 18/25; 25T DB: AA: 95/100; C: J Brown 94/100, P Reed E Yetman 25/25, D Yetman, A Costa, 92/100; OA: B Lambevski 100/100; G Caristo 23/25; A: L Marr 25/25, N KERANG CLAY TARGET CLUB INC 100T Trench: A: T Malone 90/100; B: Watts 39/40; B: M Smith 24/25, R Day 1 Saturday June 8th, 11 am start G Sensi 80/100; C: A Speranzi 77/100; Gould 21/25; C: M Sims 29/31, N Box OA: D DiPetrio 93/100 + 42.: 28/31. Event 1 50 Tgt D/B C/Ship Full $35 Red $30 Mornington 09/03/2019 Wangaratta 16/03/2019 O/A Sash winner takes grade Good (42): 50T BT: AA: A Fiek 46/50; Sunny (21): 75T Medley: AA & OA: J 3 G/W Sash and trophy OA & A: K Calder 49/50, Cranky Motha 117/125, J Wojcik 111/125; A: G 46/50; B: G Boyd 46/50, J Williams McClure 116/125, D Luelf 115/125; B: 2nd each grade trophy 57/65; C: D Shale 49/55, T Johnston B Foster 95/125; C: M Motha 97/125, Sponsored by Ibis Caravan Park 48/55; Cont PS 50T: AA: S Allen, D C Weingott 92/125; HG: OA: J Motha; Event 2 25 Tgt P/S C/ship Full $20 Red $15 MacGregor; A: A Galea, T Loveridge; Vet: G McClure; Jnr: M Motha. B: J Cross, D Shale; C: O Zielezna, S Warracknabeal 23/03/2019 O/A Sash winner takes grade Howlett. Windy hot (19): 10T SB E/O: AA: M 3 G/W Sash and Trophy Nepean 16/03/2019 Newcombe 10, R Lehmann 9; A: L 2nd each grade trophy Fine weather with light wind (35): 50T Hateley, A Mellinton, R Black 10; B: DB: AA: C Carrol 52/52, C Freiberg K Pitt 10, R Hounsell 9; C: B Papst 5; L,J,& V Trophy Over Both Events 51/52; A: T Loveridge 49/50, N Bakker 30T SB CS: AA: R Lehmann 39/41, C Sponsored By Capsticks Plumbing Kerang 54/56; B: S House 48/50, A Russell Dalrymple 38/41; A: R Jorgenson 29, Food and Refreshments available 47/50; C: C Ashton 45/50, A Zoric M Knoop 28; B: R Hounsell 30, K Pitt 43/50; 50T Pts: AA: K Calder 146/150, 27; C: B Papst 18; 30T DB CD: AA: I Camping on ground shower and electricity A Ferrari 143/150; A: D Rossetto Heard 30, J Knoop 30; A: D Vogel 30, Recommended Accommodation 146/150, T Loveridge 142/150; B: A L Hateley, M Knoop, A Mellington, R IBIS Caravan Park Kerang 03 5452 2232 0428 317 075 Russell 145/150, S House 142/150; Jorgenson 29; B: R Gould, P Schillling, C: C Ashton 135/150, B Papargiris D Harris 29; C: B Papst 24. Friday night the 7th June 7.30pm 25 D/B Tower, 132/150. Warrnambool 09/03/2019 not included in High Guns for two day shoot Patchewollock 24/03/2019 Fine and sunny, no wind (36): 10T Pts: Warm, windy & dusty (30): 10T G Jennings 30/30, G Bennett 30/30, SWAN HILL CLAY TARGET CLUB INC E/O CD: A Costa, N Box, L Marr, D S Muller 30/30, A Estcourt 30/30, Yetman 10/10; 25T DB Cont: AA: R S Holdsworth 30/30; 50T DB: AA: T Day 2 Sunday June 9th, 10 am start Lehman 41/41, A Costa 40/41; A: M Smith 216/217, T Kosch 215/216; A: G Event 1 50 Tgt Medley Full $35 Red $30 Barnes 28/28, N Watts 27/28; B: I Bennett 50/50, J Dumesny 47/50; B: G Vagg 25/25, R Gould 24/25; C: N Box McDonald 48/50, G Vickers 47/50; C: 25 D/B, 25 P/S C/ship Overall Sash & 500 Trap Shells, 3 remaining grade winners, sash and 250 shells, 2nd place all grades 125 shells Sponsored by Swan Hill Trailers MELBOURNE Event 2 25 Tgt Cont, D/B C/ship Full $20.00 Red $15 GUN CLUB Overall sash & 250 shells, Victoria Rd, Lilydale 3140 3 remaining grade winners, sash and PH: 03 9739-1771 125 shells 2nd place all grades 50 shells FAX: 03 9739-1773 Overall unplaced Ladies, www.melbournegunclub.com.au Vets & Junior 75 shells Sponsored by Swan Hill Trailers SATURDAY 4TH MAY Sunday June 9th, 10 am start 10:00am Start 25 Tgt Skeet not included in High Guns for Two Day Shoot

MELBOURNE GUN CLUB TCB SHOOT Food and refreshments Available Open LJV OVERALL HIGH GUNS FOR TWO DAY SHOOT 150 Tgt “TCB” Double Barrel Overall High Gun Remmington 783, Championship $120 $100 223 scoped in package OA - $1200 & Sash Sponsored by Swan Hill Fishing and Shooting Supplies AA, A, B, C, High Guns 500 Trap Cartridges, 1st AAA.AA.A.B.C – $700 & Grade Sash Ladies, Juniors and Veterans High Gun: 2nd AAA.AA.A.B.C – $500 250 Trap Cartridges 3rd AAA.AA.A.B.C – $300 Sponsored By Poodle Excavations, A B Building Constructions Lady, Junior & Veteran – $200 If L,J or V win Overall High Gun or Grade High Gun AAA Grade will be all shooters they are not eligible for L,J or V High Gun who are AA with a Handicap of 25m Contacts: Kerang: Robin Algie 0477 827 720 Swan Hill: Rebecca Orlando 0417 566 207 Shot 50 targets per visit The committee reserves the right to alter programs if necessary

May 2019 – Clay Target 79 2019 VCTA ISSF CHAMPIONSHIPS To be held at Echuca Clay Target Club/VCTA State Ground May 3rd to 5th, 2019 THIS IS A SHOOTING AUSTRALIA ENDORSED EVENT Pre-Nominations essential for ALL events (Numbers limited to 120 – subject to facilities and the discretion of the Tournament Director) Nominations received after 27/4/19 will incur additional cost of $15 per person

FRIDAY 3rd of May – 9:00am Start Nomination Fee 75 Tgt Victorian State ISSF Mixed Pairs (75 tgts + final) $60 per team member or $120 per team Official Practice – Olympic rapT & ISSF Skeet $10.00 per token for 25 tgts SATURDAY 4th of May – 9am Start for Trap & Skeet Nomination Fee 125 Tgt Victorian State Men’s ISSF Skeet (1st day 75 tgts) $85 (Juniors $75) OA, 2nd, 3rd & Jnr 125 Tgt Victorian State Ladies ISSF Skeet (1st day 75 tgts) $85 (Juniors $75) OA, 2nd, 3rd & Jnr 125 Tgt Victorian State Ladies Olympic Trap (1st day 75 tgts) $85 (Juniors $75) OA, 2nd, 3rd & Jnr 125 Tgt Victorian State Men’s Olympic Trap (1st day 75 tgts) $85 (Juniors $75) OA, 2nd, 3rd & Jnr SUNDAY 5th of May – 9am Start for Trap & Skeet 125 Tgt Victorian State Ladies Olympic Trap (2nd day 50 tgts + Final) OA, 2nd, 3rd & Jnr 125 Tgt Victorian State Men’s ISSF Skeet (2nd day 50 tgts + Final) OA, 2nd, 3rd & Jnr 125 Tgt Victorian State Ladies ISSF Skeet (2nd day 50 tgts + Final) OA, 2nd & 3rd & Jnr 125 Tgt Victorian State Men’s Olympic Trap (2nd day 50 tgts + Final) OA, 2nd, 3rd & Jnr Grades: AA, A, B & C winners will receive Gold and Silver Medals plus prize money

Nomination Form and Conditions of Entry can be found at: www.vcta.com.au The VCTA reserves the right to alter the program if necessary This event is combined with the Shooting Australia Performance Series

80 Clay Target – May 2019 Shooter No. 2019 VCTA2019 VCTA STATE ISSF CARNIVAL STATE ISSF CARNIVAL (Office use) 3rd, 4 th3rd, , &4th 5 & th5 thMay May 201 20199 PRE-NOMINATION PRE-NOMINATION FORM FORM

ACTA No. First Name Surname Address Suburb State Postcode Phone No. Mobile/Day Email Contact

TICK ONE or MORE THAN ONE of the boxes if you are ELIGIBLE to complete in the Categories shown below: Ladies All FEMALE competitors must tick this box

All Shooters 65 years or over on first day of competition Date of Birth ___/___/___ Veteran All Shooters Under 18 years on first day of competition Date of Birth ___/___/___ Junior TICK Your GRADE AA A B C Your HANDICAP

Please note: ALL Nomination CLOSE at 5:00pm on Friday 27th April 2019

CARNIVAL PROGRAM Pre-Noms Juniors Pre-Noms Adults Friday 3rd May 2018 - Practice & Mixed Pairs $60 pp or 75 Tgt Victorian State ISSF Mixed Pairs n/a $120 per team Saturday 4th May 125 Tgts Victorian State Men’s ISSF Skeet (1st day 75 tgts) $75 $85 125 Tgts Victorian State Ladies ISSF Skeet (1st day 75 tgts) $75 $85 125 Tgts Victorian State Men’s Olympic Trap (1st day 75 tgts) $75 $85 125 Tgts Victorian State Ladies Olympic Trap (1st day 75 tgts) $75 $85

Sunday 5th May 125 Tgts Victorian State Men’s ISSF Skeet (2nd day 50 tgts + final) 125 Tgts Victorian State Ladies ISSF Skeet (2nd day 50 tgts + final) 125 Tgts Victorian State Men’s Olympic Trap (2nd day 50 tgts + final) 125 Tgts Victorian State Ladies Olympic Trap (2nd day 50 tgts + final)

CAMPING ON GROUND $10 donation PER NIGHT – Number of nights: Total cost of camping $

PLEASE TOTAL NOMINATIONS AND CAMPING FEE $

Total numbers will be limited to 120 (subject to facilities and at the discretion of the Tournament Director) There will be an additional cost of $15 per person for entries received after 27/4/19 including ‘on the day’ nominations.

*Note: Shooters will be pre-squadded and squads will be uploaded to the VCTA website 1 week prior to the event

The VCTA reserves the right to refuse any request or nomination (See VCTA website for conditions of entry) Pre-nominations to be posted to: VICTORIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION Inc. C/- Jeff Bell, State Secretary, PO Box 259 Drouin, Vic. 3818 OR SENT BY EMAIL TO: [email protected]

Cheque Visa Mastercard Amount $ ______

Credit card No: _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ Expiry Date: _ _ / _ _ Signature: ______

By signing below: I acknowledge and agree to the “Conditions of Entry’. See VCTA website for details: www.vcta.com.au

Signed: ______Date: ______

May 2019 – Clay Target 81 Mallee Classic www.werribeegunclub.com.au Phone 9749 7301 MAY 2019 May, Sunday 19th 9am practice 10am start FRIDAY 3rd NOMS. 5.30PM FOR 6PM START Event 1 – 50tgt P/S EVENT 1 25 TGTS P/S $17.00 1ST & 2ND EACH GRADE Championship EVENT 2 25 TGTS S/B $17.00 Prizes and Sashes 1ST & 2ND EACH GRADE 1st, 2nd & 3rd AA,A,B,C EVENT 3 25 TGTS D/B C/SHIP $17.00 1ST & 2ND EACH GRADE Event 2 - 50tgt D/B EVENT 4 JACKPOT $2.00 Championship ENVIRONMENTAL LEVY $2.00 Prizes and Sashes 1st, 2nd & SUNDAY 12th NOMS. 10.30AM FOR 11AM START 3rd AA,A,B,C EVENT 1 25 TGTS S/B $15.00 OVERALL HIGH GUN 1ST & 2ND EACH GRADE EVENT 2 25 TGTS P/S $15.00 Lucky door prize 1ST & 2ND EACH GRADE (must shoot full program) EVENT 3 50 TGTS D/B CHAMPIONSHIP $28.00 SASH FOR O/ALL. 1ST & 2ND EACH GRADE Noms – Full $60 Red $50 EVENT 4 JACKPOT $2.00 per event $40/$30 ENVIRONMENTAL LEVY $2.00 TRENCH COMPETITION Canteen available EVENT 1 75 TGTS PLUS FINAL $50.00 Finalised under lights if necessary O/ALL, 1ST & 2ND EACH GRADE ENVIRONMENTAL LEVY $2.00 Sponsored by SUNDAY 26th NOMS. 10.30AM FOR 11AM START STATE ZONE TITLES EVENT 1 25 TGTS CONT. P/S $18.00 O/ALL, 1ST & 2ND EACH GRADE EVENT 2 25 TGTS CONT, S/B $18.00 O/ALL, 1ST & 2ND EACH GRADE EVENT 3 50 TGTS CONT. D/B $35.00 O/ALL, 1ST & 2ND EACH GRADE EVENT 4 JACKPOT $2.00 ENVIRONMENTAL LEVY $2.00 CLUB OPEN FOR PRACTICE WED TO SAT FROM 12PM ALSO 1ST & 3RD SUNDAYS. COMPETITIONS HELD 1ST FRIDAY, 2ND & 4TH SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH. KITCHEN OPEN FOR ALL COMPETITION SHOOTS WIDE RANGE OF AMMUNITION AVAILABLE. EFTPOS AND LICENSED BAR INDUCTIONS AVAILABLE FOR NEW SHOOTERS, VISIT OUR WEB SITE OR RING SONIA FIND US ON AT CLUBHOUSE ON 9749 7301 FACEBOOK THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER PROGRAMS WITHOUT NOTICE

82 Clay Target – May 2019 T Hogg 48/50, A Drimmie 46/50; 25T C: P Aquilina 66/75, M Chapman Pts: AA: T Kosch 75/75, S Holdsworth 65/75; 25T SB; AA: P Arbaci 23/25, 80/81; A: G Jennings 70/75, G M Howden 28/31; A: P Nyirati 23/26, Bennett 69/75; B: G Vickers 74/75, G B Lambevski 22/26; B: P Rockhow McDonald 72/75; C: Z Pringle 74/75, L 21/25, D Marhas 20/25; C: J Adair Brewarrina CTC Jennings 71/75. 20/25, P Aquilina 15/25; 50T DB: A & Werribee 10/03/2019 OA: R Lambevski 52/53; A: P Nyirati Barwon & District strong winds and rain (30): 25T PS: 49/50, I Urch, L Ricardo 47/50; AA: AA: F Psaila 75/75, P Arbaci 70/75; A: P Arbaci 52/53, T Psaila 52/55; B: L R Chamberlain 73/75, I Urch 70/75, B Carpenter 47/50, A Guglielmin 45/51; Championships 2019 P Rochow 70/75, W Soverino 75/84; C: R Chapman 46/50, J Adair 45/50. Saturday, May 4 Brewarrina9.30am CTC Start BarwonNEW &TRAPS Brewarrina CTC Barwon & WESTERN NEWDistrict TRAPS1. 30tg Championships Mixed 15m CD 2019District Championships 2019 AUSTRALIA 2. 30 tg SB, B&D Championship, Sa15tur dmtrsay, May 4 NEW TRAPS Saturday, May 4 NEW TRAPS 3. 50 tg DB, B&D9:30am Championships, Start. 9:30am Start.

Boyup Brook 17/03/2019 Memorial: OA: J Oliveri 176/176; AA: NEW TRAPS 1. 30tg Mixed 15m CD NEW TRAPS 1. 30tg Mixed 15m CD Cloudy (21): 100T DB: OA: P House T Burnard 175/176, W Kuser 92/93, C 2. 30 tg SB, 15 B&D mtrs Championship, 15 mtrs 2. 30 tg SB, B&D Championship, 15 mtrs 98/100; A: L Paterson 125/128, B Browne 49/50; A: C Davidson 50/50, 3. 50tg DB, B&D Championships, 15 mtrs 3. 50tg DB, B&D Championships, 15 mtrs Butcher 124/128; B: B Stratton 92/100, M Griffiths 55/56, J Overton 54/56; B: C Roach 91/100; C: R Guadagnino A Pradera 48/50, B Whiteaker 47/50, FundraiserFundraiser event for the Cancer event Council Australia, for $20the nominations. Fundraiser event for the Cancer Council Australia, $20 nominations. 79/100, M Fisher 68/100. B Evans 46/50; C: S Vincent 44/51, R Miss & out Single Barrel event. Overall only, pink sash & 250 rounds ofMiss & out Single Barrel event. Overall only, pink sash & 250 rounds of Winchester ammo. (Wear something pink, or cop the fine) Prize for theWinchester ammo. (Wear something pink, or cop the fine) Prize for the Priolo 43/51, M Waterton 42/50; Lad: Peel Gun Club 10/03/2019 Cancer Councilpinkest person onAustralia, the day! pinkest person on the day! Warm and sunny (31): 105T Medley: S Moffatt 48/50; Jnr: J Moffatt 34/50; Sunday, May 5 Sunday, May 5 OA: J Fleay 171/175; AA: T Burnard Vet: G Kelly 55/57; Sun. 3rd March 219/225, G Quaranta 217/225, Fine & warm (47): 25T DB PS CD: AA: $20 nominations.8.30am Start 8.30am Start J Pirritona, C Browne 74/75, T Morris, G Walker 193/200; A: D Bozuric P Howe 73/75; A: J Chandler, M 4. 30 tg Pts, B & D championship, 15mtrs 4. 30 tg Pts, B & D championship, 15mtrs 168/175, L Davidson 186/200, I st th st th Marshall 185/200; B: I Thompson Griffiths 74/75, D Mainwaring 73/75; Miss &5. 30tgout “Ian Single Light memorial Barrel HC”, 1 event.- 4 5. 30tg “Ian Light memorial HC”, 1 - 4 161/175, G Gilligan 158/175, B Evans B: N Gilligan 74/75, W McGillivray $2,000 cash even $2,000 cash even st st 157/175; C: T Kirkham 163/175, D 72/75, B Whiteaker, D Vrolyk 70/75; 1 Club Junior Sash 1 Club Junior Sash

Richter 151/175, S Kirkham 146/175. C: R Priolo 67/75, S Vincent 66/75, J Overall only, pink sash & Griffiths 62/75; 60T Medley: OA: C 6. 15 Pr D/R, B & D Championship, 15 mtrs 6. 15 Pr D/R, B & D Championship, 15 mtrs 01/03/2019 Browne 100/100; AA: T Hearn 99/100, 250 rounds of Winchester ammo. Fine (29): 50T Cont: OA: J Fleay 50/50; G Fleay 98/100, G Kelly 122/125; A: Overall High Guns- O/A, AA, A, B, C – L,J,V Overall High Guns- O/A, AA, A, B, C – L,J,V AA: G Smith 49/50, T Hearn 48/50; S Gee 123/125, M Griffiths 122/125, st nd st st nd st A: A Harvey 48/50, K Sloan 47/50; B: Events- 2, 3, 4, 6. Overall, 1 & 2 in each grade. 1 E vents- 2, 3, 4, 6. Overall, 1 & 2 in each grade. 1 C Hyder 122/125; B: B Whiteaker (Wear something pink,L, J, V or cop the fine) L, J, V B Whiteaker, W McGillivray 46/50; 98/100, W McGillivray 97/100, L C: R Priolo 43/50, S Vincent 37/50; Anderson 93/100; C: R Priolo 93/100, Total Nominations $180 Total Nominations $180 Sat. 2nd March. Fine (50): 25T DB M Waterton 90/100, S Vincent 87/100; Prize for the pinkest person on the day! CD: AA: W Kuser, G Kelly, T Hearn, T C & B grade juniors $ 90.00 C & B grade juniors $ 90.00 Lad: S Moffatt 91/100; Jnr: J Moffatt Ladies & Veterans Shooting whole programme $170L adies & Veterans Shooting whole programme $170 Morris, J Pirrottina, J Fleay, J Currell, G 73/100; Vet: K Sloan 96/100; 30T Cont: Walker, F Pradera, J Oliveri 25/25; A: P OA: G Smith 33/33; AA: J Fleay 32/33, Bar, Kitchen, Clean Amenities, and Powered sites! Bar, Kitchen, Clean Amenities, and Powered sites! Appleton, S Gee, L Smith 25/25; B: C J Oliveri 30/31, F Pradera 53/54; A: P Contact: President, Dallas Codrington 0427 391 906 Contact: President, Dallas Codrington 0427 391 906 Romeo, A Pradera 25/25, D Vrolyk, B Appleton 63/64, J Chandler 62/64, D Sunday,Vice President, Pet er MayJohnston 042 8 5698 475 Vice President, Peter Johnston 0428 698 475 Stratton 24/25; C: S Vincent, R Priolo Mainwaring 41/42; B: B Whiteaker 23/25, M Waterton 21/25; 30T DB PS: 29/30, N Gilligan 31/33, B Stratton 8.30am Start OA: C Browne 168/168; AA: J Oliveri 30/33; C: R Priolo 29/30, S Vincent 167/168, D McCagh 92/93, T Hearn 28/31, R Keedwell 27/31; HG: OA: 4. 30 tg Pts, B & D Championship, 89/90; A: J Chandler 134/135, C Hyder C Browne 388/395; AA: J Oliveri 15 mtrs 88/90, P Appleton 87/90; B: N Gilligan 472/485; A: J Chandler 385/395; B: N 86/90, B Evans 84/90, A Pradera Gilligan 371/395; C: R Priolo 354/395; 5. 30 tg “Ian Light Memorial HC”, 82/90; C: S Vincent 86/90, K Smith Lad: S Moffatt 362/395; Jnr: J Moffatt 1st – 4th 79/90, R Priolo 77/90; 25T SB: OA: C 235/395; Vet: G Kelly 380/395. Browne 38/38; AA: T Hearn 29/30, J 6. 15 Pr D/R, B & D Championship, Fleay 32/33, G Kelly 31/33; A: J Lynch Wagin 24/03/2019 25/25, B Gluyas 28/29, C Hyder 27/29; Clear, windy (19): 20T DB, 20T SB, 15 mtrs B: N Gilligan 24/24, A Pradera 24/28, 20T PS, 20T HC, 15 Pr D/R: HG: N B Whiteaker 23/28; C: R Priolo 35/38, Suckling 141/150; A: E Featherstone Overall High Guns – S Vincent 34/38, M Waterton 20/27; 139/150; B: A Baker 120/150; C: H 50T DB Koombana Cup Neville Hyder Skerris 129/150. O/A, AA, A, B, C – L,J,V Events - 2, 3, 4, 6. Overall - 1st & 2nd in each grade, 1st - L, J, V NEW SOUTH Total Nominations $180 C & B grade juniors $90.00 WALES Ladies & Veterans shooting whole program $170

Barellan 10/03/2019 DePaoli, 2nd A Paonne; B: A Toscan, Bar, Kitchen, Clean Amenities, and Powered Sites! Hot and Windy (19): 10T DB 15m CD: 2nd S McVittie; C: P Phillpot, 2nd A Toscan, K Whytcross, G DePaoli, R Toscan; Lad: K Wardman; Vet: K Contact: President, Dallas Codrington 0427 391 906 A Bound, C McVittie 10/10; 25T Whytcross; 15T DB HC CD: 15/15 K Vice President, Peter Johnston 0428 698 475 Barellan & District DB CS: OA & A: G Whytcross, 14/15 A Toscan, 13/15, S

May 2019 – Clay Target 83 Cecil Park Clay Target Club 2019 MONTHLY EVENTS 100T DTL CHAMPIONSHIP - 1ST SATURDAY 100T AMERICAN SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP - 2ND SATURDAY 100T ISSF TRAP EVENT + FINAL - 2ND SUNDAY

2019 MAJOR SHOOTS EASTER MONDAY DTL CARNIVAL - MONDAY 22ND APRIL 200T AMERICAN SKEET .410 AND 28G EVENT - SAT 22ND JUNE ANNIVERSARY DTL CARNIVAL - SUNDAY 18TH AUGUST 200T SKEET DOUBLES EVENT - SATURDAY 24TH AUGUST TWO DAY ANNUAL SKEET CARNIVAL - SATURDAY 9-10 NOVEMBER TWO DAY BOXING DAY DTL CARNIVAL - THURSDAY 26-27 DECEMBER 200T AMERICAN SKEET 20G EVENT - SATURDAY 28TH DECEMBER www.cecilparkclaytargetclub.com Easter Monday DTL Carnival 22 April 2019

EVENT 1 - POINTS SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP 50 T FREE BBQ EVENT 2 - DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 50T LUNCH

EVENT WINNERS RECEIVE OVERALL - SASH AND CASH 1ST EACH GRADE - MEDAL AND CASH 2ND EACH GRADE - MEDAL AND CASH

OVERALL HIGH GUN - SASH AND .22 RIFLE PACK GRADED HIGH GUN - SASH AND SLAB OF SHELLS LJV HIGH GUN - SASH AND SLAB OF SHELLS Total Nominations $100 LJV $90! 84 Clay Target – May 2019 McVittie, T Lucchese; 15T PS 15m CD: M leirsch, C Everett 24/25; C: L North 42/45 K Whytcross, G DePaoli 39/45, 23/25, C North 22/25; 50T CS: B: E S McVittie; HG: K Whytcross. Tucker 47/50, D Coaker 46/50; C: C Cecil Park Clay Target Club Bathurst 17/03/2019 North 47/50, K Dowton 37/50; HG: E DUBBO GUN CLUB INC. Fine (7): 100T Skt: OA: S Agostino Tucker 92/100. 98/100; AA & A: J Rodden, I Stewart Grafton 10/03/2019 INVITES YOU TO THE 2019 MONTHLY EVENTS 97/100; B & C: D Hopwood, R Wylie Fine & hot (27): 25T PS CD: AA: P 94/100. Westbury, P Batson 74/75; A: M 100T DTL CHAMPIONSHIP - 1ST SATURDAY Bega 03/03/2019 Sullivan 71/75, B Cameron 69/75; B: J 35th ANNUAL Sunny (33): 40T PS: AA: A Niesar O’Gorman, I Sullivan 64/75; C: J Pirlo 116/120, A Deacon 115/120; A: 55/75, B Woods 54/75; 50T DB CS: OA: 100T AMERICAN SKEET CHAMPIONSHIP - 2ND SATURDAY C Sheehan 114/120, S McIntyre D Edmonds 130/130; AA: D Edmonds GOLDEN FOX OPEN 110/120; B: J Walker 115/120, L 130/130, P Batson 130/130; A: M Blewitt 114/120; C: C Brown 112/120, Sullivan 49/50, L Robson 47/50; B: I Over $15,000 100T ISSF TRAP EVENT + FINAL - 2ND SUNDAY G Adamopoulos 102/120; 40T DB Sullivan 47/50, H Batson 46/50; C: B Cont: AA: A Deacon 40/40, A Niesar Woods 43/50, G Linnertson 39/50; 50T 56/58; A: P Body 40/40, S McIntyre Cont CD: AA: A Tucker, J Cunningham, in Cash & Prizes 2019 MAJOR SHOOTS 39/40; B: M O’Brien 56/60, L Blewitt N McRae, D Edmonds 49/50; A: M 55/60; C: G Adamopoulos 36/40, C Sullivan, M Burke, L Robson 45/50; B: Brown 34/40; 25T SB Cont: AA: A H Batson 48/50, I Sullivan 44/50; C: G OVERALL HIGH GUN $1000 CASH EASTER MONDAY DTL CARNIVAL - MONDAY 22ND APRIL Niesar 29/30, P Green 28/30; A: S Linnertson 37/50, J Pirlo 29/50; HG: D McIntyre 23/25, P Engelbrect 22/25; Edmonds 172/175. & GOLDEN FOX BADGE 200T AMERICAN SKEET .410 AND 28G EVENT - SAT 22ND JUNE B: L Blewitt 25/26, M O’Brien 24/26; Griffith 03/03/2019 C: C Brown 21/25, J Ferreiro 18/25; Hot (31): 30T PS CS: AA: C Salafia HG: A Deacon 188/195. 89/90, B McAllister 88/90; A: T $500 High Gun for Saturday ANNIVERSARY DTL CARNIVAL - SUNDAY 18TH AUGUST Stockton 87/90, A Paonne 86/90; B: Canberra International 24/02/2019 $500 High Gun Sunday Light winds: 15 Pr D/R CD: AA: D T Adams 95/96, S Papasidero 88/90; 200T SKEET DOUBLES EVENT - SATURDAY 24TH AUGUST Crane 2930, J Goldstraw 28/30, J C: D Tallentire 80/90, C Evans 67/90; Winters 28/30; A: P Englbrecht 25/30, OA: A Evans 96/96; 50T DB CS: 1st and 2nd June 2019 R Kearns 24/30, S McIntyre 23/30; B: AA: A Evans 81/83, A Gugliemino TWO DAY ANNUAL SKEET CARNIVAL - SATURDAY 9-10 NOVEMBER D Perry 22/30, J Twarloh 22/30, K 77/79; A: B Gugliemino 49/50, T Luketic 21/30; C: G Betar 18/30, L Stockton 48/50; B: A Toscan 47/50, Saturday 1st June 9.00am Noms Burchell 13/30; 25 Pr D/R CS: OA: D D Macedone 46/50; C: D Tallentire Event 1 30tg Medley off 18 Metres $30 TWO DAY BOXING DAY DTL CARNIVAL - THURSDAY 26-27 DECEMBER Crane 46/50; AA: J Goldstraw 45/50, 44/52, R Macri 43/52; OA: C Salafia P Simon 54/60; A: S McIntyre 50/60, 82/83; 20 Pr D/R CS: AA: B McAllister Event 2 30tg Single Barrel C/S $30 200T AMERICAN SKEET 20G EVENT - SATURDAY 28TH DECEMBER M Harris 48/60; B: D Perry 37/50, B 36/40, C Salafia 35/40; A: A Paonne Smith 36/50; C: L Burchell 24/50; 20 32/40, B Gugliemino 30/40; B: T Event 3 50tg Double Barrel C/S $40 Pr D/D: K Hurt/P Engelbrecht 58/60, Adams 28/40, D Macedone 28/40; C: www.cecilparkclaytargetclub.com N Hitchenson/J Goldstraw 57/60; C Evans 30/40, R Toscan 26/40; OA: Sunday 2nd June 9.00am HG: D Crane: 75/80. G Castellaro 38/40; HG: C Salafia, A Evans 173/180. Event 4 30tg Points Score C/S $30 Canberra International 24/03/2019 Overcast (36): 10T PS: T Lionatos Junee 24/03/2019 Event 5 30tg Handicap $35 30/30, M Patmore 30/30, D Jarvis Overcast, warm 26 deg (27): 25T DB: 30/30, M Bryan 30/30, R Fleming AA: D Caccioppoli 25/25, D Power 1st to 5th placing 30/30, C Smith 30/30, S Peck 30/30, 25/25; A: E Geltch 25/25, A Kearns S McDonald 30/30, M Harris 30/30, 25/25; B: V McDonagh 23/25; C: J Event 6 20 Pair Double Rise $35 Easter Monday DTL Carnival 22 April 2019 J Varoutsos 30/30; 100T DB: OA: M Gillard 22/25; 50T PS: OA: D Power Patmore 121/121; AA: J Goldstraw 144/150; AA: P Whitlock 143/150, B TOTAL NOMS. = $200.00 Minos 141/150; A: E Geltch 149/159, 99/100, J Winters 99/100; A: R Fleming Juniors, Ladies & Veterans = $150.00 120/121, J Varoutsos 101/104; B: S R Moore 146/159; B: V McDonagh McDonald 98/100, T Coutts 96/100; C: 135/150, P Thompson 113/150; C: D A Walsh 90/100, M Scott 88/103. Edson 124/150, B Tredrea 122/150; *7 CANTERBURY TRAPS OPERATING* EVENT 1 - POINTS SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP 50 T FREE 25T HC: 1st: E Geltch 25/25, 2nd: Downside 23/03/2019 P Salafia 25/26, 3rd: V McDonagh ** FLOURO CORSIVIA TARGETS** BBQ 23 Cloudy with Showers (19): Riverina 24/26; HG: D Power 192/200. Zone Ch/Ch: 25T DB, 25T SB, 25T Sashes for all High Guns & O/A each event EVENT 2 - DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP 50T LUNCH PS: OA: C Ceely 146/150; AA: B Majura Park 06/03/2019 Minos 145/150, C Foster 120/125, Fine (16): 75T Ch/Ch (25T DB, 25T $300 Cash, Grade High Guns D Caccioppoli 120/125, M Lawler SB, 25 PS): Open: A Scott 119/125 119/125, P Salafia 119/125; A: E 119/125; AA: S Askie 116/125 116/125, Ladies & Veterans H/G Geltch 121/125, M Roache 119/125, D Power 116/125 116/125; A: C Gee Juniors H/G $150 EVENT WINNERS RECEIVE A Turner 116/125, M Kruger- 100/125 100/125; A: B Edlington Davis 114/125, R Blake 111/125, B 100/125 100/125; B: P Wade 112/125 Ammunition, lunches and refreshments 112/125, J Jones 104/125 104/125. Tredrea 110/125, D Turner 108/125, available both days OVERALL - SASH AND CASH V Bowman 101/125; B: D Walker Majura Park 13/03/2019 117/125, V McDonagh 115/125; C: T 25T PS CS: Open: S Askie 75/75 Limited camping facilities available 1ST EACH GRADE - MEDAL AND CASH Ross 115/125, G Patterson 106/125, 75/75; AA: D Maloney 75/75 75/75; M Vaughan 100/125; 25T HC: 1st: E A: D Jarvis 71/75 71/75; B: P Wade All events Saturday will be shot Geltch 28/28, 2nd M Lawler 27/27, 69/75 69/75; C: P Hart 53/75 53/75; to completion on the day, 2ND EACH GRADE - MEDAL AND CASH 3rd A Turner 41/42, B Tredrea 40/41, 25T SB: Open: D Jarvis 31/32 24/25 V McDonagh 40/41, B Minos 39/40, P 7/7; AA: D Maloney, D Power 30/32 under lights if necessary Salafia 29/30, C Foster 27/28, R Blake 24/25 6/7; A: C Curtis 27/29 24/25 27/28, C Ceely 26/27, D Caccioppoli 3/4; B: P Wade 23/25 23/25; C: C Practice from 2pm Friday afternoon 26/27, G Patterson 24/25, M Roache Delahunty 13/25 13/25. The Committee reserves the right to alter the program 23/25, D Turner 22/25, T Ross 21/25, Majura Park 20/03/2019 OVERALL HIGH GUN - SASH AND .22 RIFLE PACK M Kruger-Davis 21/25, D Walker Still and warm (26): 50T Cont PS CS: President Ben Fairman – 0438 266 142 20/25, M Vaughan 19/25, V Bowman Open: D Brighenti 152/156 146/150 Vice President David Funt – 0407 873 682 17/25. GRADED HIGH GUN - SASH AND SLAB OF SHELLS 6/6; AA: S Askie 149/156 146/150 Secretary Errol Tucker – 02 6888 5146 Dubbo 24/03/2019 3/6, D Power 142/150 142/150; A: LJV HIGH GUN - SASH AND SLAB OF SHELLS Total Nominations $100 LJV $90! Fine (14): 25T Skt: B: E Tucker 25/25, D Tutalo 143/150 143/150, K Cox May 2019 – Clay Target 85 NSWCTA Riverina Zone NSW Gun Club MAY 2019 EST 1880. SATURDAY 4TH MAY Finley Gun Club 1.00pm May 2019

10 Tgt DB, 25 Tgt DB, 25 Tgt Pts, 15 Tgt Club H’Cap st Grifith Gun Club 2.00pm Wednesday 1 25 Tgt DB C’Ship, 25 Tgt Pts C’Ship 6pm 50T NSWGC Night Trap Club 75 TGT RIVERINA ZONE Championship Qualifier 4 NIGHT CHAMP OF CHAMPS See Website & Facebook for SUNDAY 5TH MAY details Wagga Gun Club 10.00am 100 Tgt DB C’Ship Saturday 4th SATURDAY 11TH MAY 10am 100T Skeet Championship Albury-Wodonga CTC 11.00am Marie Petts “Mothers’ Day” Shoot Wednesday 8th 45 Tgt Medley C’Ship, 50 Tgt DB Cont C’Ship Coleambally CTC 12.30pm Practice

30 Tgt SB Trophy, 30 Tgt Pts Trophy, 50 Tgt DB C’Ship Saturday 11th Tumut CTC 9.30am Come and Try Day Plus the Practice

Forest & Timber Industry Challenge Competition Fixed Stand Competition SUNDAY 12TH MAY Cancelled

Tumut CTC 10.00am 25 Tgt SB CD, 50 Tgt DB Cont C’Ship, Wednesday 15th 25 Tgt DB H’Cap, O/A High Gun 5:30pm NSWGC Night Skeet Handicap Championship Q2 SATURDAY 18TH MAY Griffith Gun Club 12.00pm See Website & Facebook for 100 Tgt Skeet details

SUNDAY 19TH MAY Deniliquin CTC 11.00am Saturday 18th 50 Tgt DB, 50 Tgt DB, (Shoot offs to be decided at NSWCTA 5 Stand State the end of the 100 Tgts), 10 Tgt Club H’Cap Championship (14, 16, 18, 20) O/A High Gun Leeton CTC 10.00am See CTSN, Website & Facebook for Tony Salafia Memorial Details Champion of Champions $1600 Cash Prizes Wednesday 22nd Practice SATURDAY 25TH MAY Downside CTC 6.00pm Saturday 25th 25 Tgt Pts C’Ship, 10am 100T Sporting Comp Bob 25 TGT RIVERINA ZONE NIGHT PTS C’SHIP Ellison Yorkshire Trophy Q5 SUNDAY 26TH MAY Corowa CTC 11.00am Wednesday 29th 30 Tgt Pts C’Ship, 20 Tgt SB, 30 Tgt DB C’Ship Practice Hay Gun Club 12.00pm 30 Tgt DB H’Cap, 30 Tgt SB, 30 Tgt DB, 10 Tgt H,Cap We reserve the right to alter event and usage to suit Junee CTC 11.00am competition needs 25 Tgt Pts, 25 Tgt Cont Pts C’Ship, 25 Tgt Cont SB, For further information contact us on Wednesdays 2pm- 25 Tgt DB H’Cap 9:30pm, Saturdays 10am-6pm Ph (02) 9450-1775

86 Clay Target – May 2019 May 2019 – Clay Target 87 141/150 141/150; B: A Jarvis 140/150 162/200; Vet: C Young 189/200; Lad: Orange 24/03/2019 72/75; C: B Brooke 73/75, D Rowett 140/150, K Luketic 137/150 137/150; K Kennerson 165/200; Jnr: M Corbo Overcast and humid (31): 120T 69/75, M Howard 68/75; 50T DB: OA: C: D Hart 120/150 120/150, G Dixon 179/200; OA: Illawarra CTC: M Medley CS: AA: G Evans 176/180, D Crane 86/86; AA: A Yan 81/82, B 106/150 106/150: 50T UT HC: Open Cobbin 186/200; A: A Roe 181/200; J Hunter 172/180; A: M Matilka Alchin 51/52; A: M Gorman 85/86, D Meakin 45/50 39(+6)/50, Al Scott B: S Roe 175/200; C: F Batty 158/200. 170/180, R Fryer 167/180; B: R Wylie C Lonergan 49/50; B: T Lonergan 45/50 44(+1)/50, A Vaccaro 43/50 Mt Lindesay 10/03/2019 153/180, C Ryan 149/180; C: M Dunn 47/50, B Deacon 49/53; C: D Rowett 42(+1)/50. Sunny & warm (9): 50T DB, 50T SB. 156/180, J Elmes 146/180; OA: K 81/82, M Dunn 49/50; 25T HC: 1st: Marconi 10/03/2019 25T PS: OA: J Hannant 161/175; A: P Nealon 177/180. C Ceely 49/49, 2nd: M Dunn 48/49, Warm (35): 103T DB: AA: C Sherry Dignam 152/175; B: D Cox 140/175; Richmond River 08/03/2019 3rd: A Yan 44/45; OA HG: D Power; 101/103, N Loucas 99/103; A: A C: N Hannant 147/175. Fine (16): 75 Medley (25T DB, 25T Best unplaced Vet: P Whitlock; Pantalone 98/103, M Henriques SB 25T PS): AA: L Hart 114/125; A: A Unplaced Lad: M Burt; Unplaced Jnr: New South Wales 09/03/2019 K Wilesmith. 120/126; B: C Young 101/103, R Showers (25) (64): 30T PS: OA: J Clarke 103/125; B: I Sullivan 100/125; Haggart 94/103; C: M James 96/103, Luke 90/90; AA:G Coleman 90/90, C: P Smith 86/125. Yamba 17/03/2019 T Dimeglio 84/103. T Arvanitaskis 89/90; A: S Rehaym Sydney 17/03/2019 Cloudy and warm (22): 25T DB, 25T Marconi 08/03/2019 89/90, Z Alameddine 89/90; B: A Rain & very wet (10): 100T DB: AA: G SB: AA: A Leech 48/50, P Jackson 48; Fine (30): 50T PS: AA: P Athanopoulos Bellato 88/90, S Barros 87/90; C: Kable 99/100; A: A Georgis 96/100; B: A: M Lindner 46, G Mengel 44; B: R 144/150, C Plesses 142/150; A: S J Persson 90/90, A Bell 85/90; 30T P Savell 98/100; C: R Poeltl 76/100. Wesslink 45, T Bull 44; C: B Wood 37; Georgi, H Guerreiro 142/150; B: S SB: OA: T Arvanitakis 89/89; AA: G 50T DB Cont: AA: P Jackson 50/50, A Sydney 15/03/2019 Leech 49/50; A: G Mengel 50/50, N Barros 136/150, L Pinheiro 127/150; Blizzard 34/35, J Luke 32/33; A: T Fine (27): 60T DB: AA: Tony A C: P Chryss 128/150, C Alho 127/150; Alha 88/89, S Rehayem 38/39; B: A Hicks 49/50; B: J O’Gorman 48, T Bull 177/180, T Lionatos 170/180; A: N 48; C: B Wood 40; HG: P Jackson. 20T NSW State Night D/D CS: 1st R Bellato 29, S Barros 27; C: G Brush Poulios 173/180, S Georgi 171/180; B: Bou-Moussa & J Mousselem 19/22, 27/30, C Alho 26/30; 30T DB: OA: P Savell 152/180, L Pinhero 148/180; Yass 17/03/2019 2nd S Georgi & F Ibrahim 18/22. T Arvanitakis 105/105, K Thompson C: L Smith 160/180, R Boumoussa Cool and Cloudy (25): 50T DB Cont Marconi 22/03/2019 105/105; AA: B Bartolo 84/85; A: A 157/180. CS: OA: D Crane 50/50; AA: G Barton Mikhael 80/80, S Bartolo 65/66; B: 137/138, M Gerstenberg 136/138; A: Fine (42): 50T SZ Night PS CS: OA: Sydney 29/03/2019 N Poulos 146/150; AA: F Ibrahim A Bellato 30/31, D Caputo 29/31; C: J A Pagett 48/50, R Fleming 47/50; B: Persson 31/32, C Alho 30/32. Muggy (41): 40T Mxd Night Southern T Post 53/57, S MacDonald 52/57; C: 144/150, G Dominello 167/174; A: N Zone: AA: N Xenos 90/95 Zone Poulos 146/150, M Gomes 143/150; New South Wales 10/03/2019 M Taylor 41/50, L Green 38/50; 15 Pr winner; P Athanasopoulos 88/95; A: J D/R CS: OA: G Barton 26/30; AA: D B: A Adamopoulos 135/150, S Barros Fine & Sunny (30) (59): 50T HC: S Moutopoulos 56/60, S Georgi 55/60; 130/150; C: J Boustany 131/150, A Rehayem 55/55, A Persson 54/55, Crane 25/30; A: A Pagett 24/30; B: B: P Shailia 75/95, M James 72/95; C: S MacDonald 33/50; C: D Rowett Sabbagh 130/150. F Ibrahim 67/68, L Baratto 66/68, L Smith 47/60, A Elaidy 64/95. E Chahine 59/60; 45T Medley off 19/30; 20 Pr D/D CS: 1st K Turner, Marconi 24/03/2019 Tumut 10/03/2019 G Barton 20/20, 2nd R Fleming, A Fine/warm (104): 50T DB, 50T PS: 18m: OA: T Arvanitakis 75/75; AA: A Del-Ben 74/75, D Perri 74/75; A: J Hot & sunny with late cloud (32): 25T Pagett 25/26; HG: G Barton 89/94. OA: D Perri 235/235; AA: C Plessas PS: AA: P Green 75/75, C Ceely 74/75, 194/200, J Camilleri 233/240; A: Adamopoulos 74/75, J Czinker 73/75; B: S Barros 70/75, L Langer 69/75; N Burt 74/75, D Power 74/75; A: L M Gomes 274/280, S Rehayem McPherson 74/75, P Scobie 73/75, 269/280; B: L Young 195/200, S Barros C: M Angilley 68/75, A Annecchni 64/75. C Lonergan 73/75; B: T Lonergan 191/200; C: R Violi 171/200, G Smith 75/75, B Deacon 72/75, K Wilesmith

CAMPING ON THE [ \ NATIONAL GROUND Powered and unpowered sites are available on the National Ground Powered $20, Unpowered $10 Sadly Max passed away 20th December 2018. Max leaves his partner Suan and two daughters. To reserve a site for the He was well known and respected by the older members of Newcastle Lake Macquarie Clay National Skeet Championships Target Club, where he had been a member for being held on May 19th–25th over 50 years,Max and had Barlow been actively involved in phone Jenny at the the building 1937–2018of the old Newcastle Gun Club at National Office on 02 6938 2121 Merewether. Vale between 10am and 3pm Max was a very private person, and he was the Go To Man for FN Browning Shotguns, owning some of the best in Australia, his knowledge of these guns was unsurpassed. He was also obsessed with old cartridge collecting, travelling   the world to acquire the rare ones he wanted. Call soon to avoid He will be sadly missed by all his old mates, and missing out all those that knew him! on a site  Gone shooting.

88 Clay Target – May 2019 CLUB NEWS Wangaratta Clay Target Club Variety the Name of the Game in Wangaratta

The Wangaratta Clay Target Club’s Down the Line competition on Saturday the 16th of March coincided with Duck Opening, so entry numbers were down. Nevertheless, the 75 Target Medley format, consisting of 25 targets each of Single Barrel, Double Barrel and Points Score, provided variety and kept shooters on their toes. Some technical hiccups early in the day delayed proceedings, but once underway, good scores were 1st A Geoff McClure 1st B Bob Foster achieved and competition was tight. round ensuring Jacob Motha took a break from his university studies to him the victory on take out AA Grade and overall with 117/125. It was great to 97/125. Impressive see John Wojcik at the event and he took a well-deserved Mansfield youngster, 2nd in AA Grade with 111/125. and grandson of A In A Grade, things were Grader David Luelf, particularly close, with only Carson Weingott was one point separating the 2nd with 92/125. place getters. Alexandra veteran Geoff McClure High Gun winners took the win with 116/125 were Jacob Motha from Mansfield regular Overall, Geoff David Luelf on 115/125. McClure in Veterans Bob Foster took B Grade and Matthew Motha with 95/125, continuing his in Juniors. long run of successes at his Check out the club’s home club. website https:// 1st C Matthew Motha with Dad Juniors dominated in wctc.jimdo.com/ C Grade with Matt Motha’s and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WangCTC/ for 1st O/A & AA Jacob Motha excellent Points Score pictures, more news and details of upcoming events.

L-R: Matt Motha, Bob Foster, Jacob Motha, John Wojcik, Geoff McClure, Carson Weingott & his proud grandad David Luelf

May 2019 – Clay Target 89 Affordable, Quality Firearm Insurance This policy has proved to be of great value and is now in its third year

The ACTA has accepted an Association insurance policy that will see eligible members (defined as the legal owner of a firearm) provided with Firearms Insurance for up to $12,000. For an additional $10.00 fee any eligible member will be able to increase the Insurance coverage to $25,000. This insurance represents a significant saving on insurance for firearms and accessories. The ACTA has been looking for this type of insurance for some time. This will allow all eligible members to have insurance at a very low cost compared to what they may pay now. Covering member's firearms, and/or associated equipment whilst in transit, stored in a locked vehicle in accordance with State Law and/or building and damaged or destroyed whilst in use anywhere in Australia and New Zealand and overseas coverage for 21 days per year. • DEFINITIONS APPLYING TO THIS POLICY Firearms & accessories means legal firearms owned by members of the named Association/Club, including any accessories or carrying cases. Loss means loss or damage caused by or arising from a sudden and unforeseen accident including theft from a securely locked building or vehicle. • Theft cover is conditional on firearms being securely stored in an approved gun safe when the firearm(s) are not in active use. • No cover will be provided under this policy where the insured, or any other person or entity the equipment has been entrusted to, has breached any law relating to either the storage or use of the firearm(s.) Comments This insurance is designed to protect each financial member up to $12,000 with the option to increase this limit to $25,000 for an additional $10 payable by the member. The policy has an excess of $50 each for every claim and protects members anywhere in Australia 365 days of the year plus overseas for 21 days in any one year. The full policy document is available on the ACTA website with all other insurance documents. For an additional $10.00 fee any eligible member will be able to increase the insurance coverage to $25,000. To take up this increased cover option you must call: MARSH ADVANTAGE INSURANCE PTY LTD CONTACT: Lauren Coburn Janine Hook Phone: 08 8385 3616 Phone: 08 8385 3624 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] National Double Barrel High Guns 90 Clay Target – May 2019 Affordable, Quality Firearm Insurance This policy has proved to be of great value and is now in its third year

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Claim excess only $50 per claim • Claims to be lodged through the • ACTA office Potentially saves on home & contents • based firearm insurance Available only to ACTA members • May 2019 – Clay Target 91 CLUB NEWS Port Macquarie Clay Target Club Challenging conditions at Port Macquarie On Sunday the 6th January we held our first shoot of 2019. The grounds looked a picture in the beautiful sun drenched morning. The challenge was evident once we alighted from our cars. The winds that came up from the south were very strong and gusty and it didn’t ease up all day, making top scores a real challenge. We had visitors from Kempsey and Taree Wingham CTC, and our members also turned up to compete for the first shoot of the year on a very windy and hot day. Our first event was a 50 T DB Continental. As if Continental isn’t challenging enough, doing it into a strong gusting southerly was just a laugh most of the time. Brad Baker 1st in HC Braidyn McKinnon 2nd in HC Occasionally it was downright hilarious. Crighton, 2nd Lesley Langer; A Grade 1st Terry Daw- After an interesting son, 2nd Brad Baker; AA Grade 1st & OA Brett shoot off between Terry McKinnon, 2nd Steve Saul. Dawson 7/7, and Brad For the second event our competitors were now Baker 6/7, to decide the ready to stand on their designated handicap metre- A Grade placings, our age. Most of us expected the front markers to be the winners and second hot favourites. However, the practice shooting in the place shooters were as wind from the previous event stood a few shooters in follows – Event 1 50 T good stead. Brad Baker, A Grade, took out first place DB Continental: C with a skinner. However second and third place Grade 1st Anna Malone, required a shoot off between Braidyn McKinnon 2nd Dean Penfold; 15m, and Steve Saul 23m. The shoot off lasted a couple Terry Dawson B Grade 1st Colin of targets before Braidyn took second place. Not only

Lesley Langer relaxing with Dean Penfold and new member Anthony Nyberg Michael Carter and Col Crighton

92 Clay Target – May 2019 Steve Saul & Braidyn McKinnon after their S/O for 2nd & 3rd in HC Dean Penfold Anna Malone, our Secretary, collecting her prizes for the day

did Braidyn beat Steve, Baker, 2nd Braidyn more importantly McKinnon, 3rd Steve to Braidyn was the Saul. pleasure he took in Our final event for the beating his father Brett, day was 20 pair Double for the first time and Rise. The traps were possibly not the last. set in the morning Unfortunately for Brad and were very even. Baker we did not have Three to four hours more over 20 shooters later we started the for him to earn a Double Rise. As if we metre this time, but no hadn’t been challenged doubt the way Brad is enough all morning, shooting, he will collect we now had to try and a few more metres in hit two targets, one the future shoots. rising unpredictability Colin Crighton shot well in B to and the other dropping Brad McKinnon O/A HG for take home his share of the prizes Event 2 results, 25T Cont, D/R & the HG for the day Handicap: 1st Brad suddenly. What a lot of fun we had. If you got 50% you were in with a chance of a prize. Otherwise, you just had to finish up knowing it can only be better next time. Bring on a calm day for our February shoot on the first Sunday of the month. Event 3 results, 20 PR Double Rise: C Grade 1st Dean Penfold, 2nd Anna Malone; B Grade 1st Lesley Langer, 2nd Colin Crighton; A Grade 1st Andrew McWhirter, 2nd Brad Baker; AA Grade 1st Brett McKinnon, 2nd Steve Saul; Overall High Gun Brett McKinnon. It was a great day shooting and we were all the better for the challenges with the wind. If you’re in the Port Macquarie area in coming months on the first Sunday of the month, you will always be welcome to join us for a fun day Improving C Graders who are knocking on the door of B Grade shooting.

May 2019 – Clay Target 93 ACTAACTA New New Members Members

M’ship First Surname Club M’ship First Surname Club Number Name Number Name 106622 Jesse Hannaford Canberra Inter- 106580 Daniel Morris Gold Coast CTC national CTC 106579 Callum Morris Gold Coast CTC 106621 Graham Hannaford Canberra Inter- 106578 Nicholas Kaoustos Gold Coast CTC national CTC 106577 Jade Borg Gold Coast CTC FEBRUARY 106673 David Schramm Canberra Inter- 106576 Christo- Christen- Gold Coast CTC M’ship First Surname Club national CTC pher sen Number Name 106600 Jack Rolfe Castlemaine GC 106575 James Christen- Gold Coast CTC 78752 Matthew Murphy Albury 106688 Luke Xuereb Cecil Park CTC sen Wodonga CTC. 106590 Brian Harrison Cessnock CTC 106574 Gary Campbell Gold Coast CTC 106665 Jackson Fahlstorm Atherton Table- 106485 Benjamin Cunning- Griffith GC land GC 106521 Joshua Griggs Chinchilla CTC ham 106496 Bill Brand Barcaldine CTC 106683 Mick Johnson Chinchilla CTC 106559 Dustin Hone Guyra GC 106626 Ross McInerney GCBeaufort 106682 Jake Johnson Chinchilla CTC 106584 Martin Griffith Gympie CTC 106588 Marcus Dann Beaufort GC 106681 Kassie Woodruff Chinchilla CTC 106500 Benjamin Caughey Hay GC 106586 Taisha Newton Beaufort GC 106605 Craig Grigo Cloncurry GC 106672 Tanisha Shields Hay GC 106538 Andrew Pett Beaufort GC 106565 Zaidan Shea Colac GC 106573 Jeremy Watson Hopetoun GC 106515 Bridgette Filbay Beaufort GC 106589 William Abbott Coonamble 106639 Jason Barbler Ilfracombe 106514 Cameron Porter Beaufort GC CTC CTC 106513 Christopher Beaufort GC 106508 Jarrod Fawdry Cressy GC 106663 Alessandro Forza International Emmerson 106649 Tiffany Kemp Dalby GC CTC 106512 Jarrod Porter Beaufort GC 106648 Matthew Lockart Dalby GC 106596 Teodor Ostrozny International 106511 Paul McCarthy Beaufort GC 106686 Grant Hatcher Darwin CTC CTC 106510 Raymond Colville Beaufort GC 106685 Liam Hatcher Darwin CTC 106543 George Kiritsis International 106509 Carl Whitfield Beaufort GC 106684 David Gregory Darwin CTC CTC 106503 Jose Ferreiro Bega Gun CC 106680 Edward Dudley Deniliquin CTC 106542 John Peek International 106606 Mitchell Ward Bendigo CTC 106679 David Dudley Deniliquin CTC CTC 106518 Steven Pfeiffer Bendigo CTC 106519 Philip Dowling Dubbo GC 106585 Harry Schneider Inverell RSM 106555 Roy McAllister Berrima CTC 106486 Jacob Willetts Dubbo GC CTC 106554 Ethan Davies Berrima CTC 106548 Craig Sobey Echuca CTC 51579 Paul Mepham Inverell RSM 106553 Joel Morgan Berrima CTC 106634 Donna Fisher Edgehill CTC CTC 106481 Garrie Harrison Berrima CTC 106563 Melissa Koch Elsewhere CTC 34544 Chris Brandon Junee CTC 106480 Adam Porter Berrima CTC 106562 Brenton Koch Elsewhere CTC 106669 William Hamilton Junee CTC 45317 Jorge Apolo Berrima CTC 106556 Scott Fleetwood Elsewhere CTC 106668 David Hamilton Junee CTC 106546 Dylan Davis Beverley CTC 106677 Andrew Goddard Eumamurrin GC 106637 Jacquie Uren Korumburra GC 79800 Matthew Sharpe Beverley CTC 106620 Ian Hale Frankston 106570 Mathew Packer Mackay & 106597 Dominic Mohr Blackall CTC Australian CTC Sarina CTC 106495 Zane Morse Boorowa GC 106604 Morgan Anderson Frankston 106569 Clay Bradford Mackay & 106494 Alec Morse Boorowa GC Australian CTC Sarina CTC 106493 Andre Morse Boorowa GC 106507 Yuyanfel Gao Frankston 106678 Alex Kritzki Mallala GC 74708 Max Beecher Bordertown GC Australian CTC 106662 Monika Markgraf- Marconi CTC 106602 David Mexted Brewarrina CTC 106691 Damien Lintzen Frankston Lee 106601 Alex-John Codrington Brewarrina CTC Australian CTC 106661 Tanya Delkou Marconi CTC 106571 Nathan Gorman Brisbane GC 106689 Clancy Turner Frankston 106660 Robert Ristevski Marconi CTC 106692 Hayden Eagle Brisbane GC Australian CTC 106659 Adrian Sereni Marconi CTC 106647 Shaun Johnston Burdekin CTC 106492 Nickolas Daymond Geelong CTC 106658 Timothy Grumbley Marconi CTC 106547 Mark Tomarchio Burdekin CTC 106664 John Yates Geraldton CTC 106566 Geoffrey Coury Marconi CTC 106484 Robert Jones Burnie CTC 106645 Joseph Richards Gladstone CTC 106532 Irene Dimeglio Marconi CTC 106483 Chett Hardy Burnie CTC 106541 Hannah Brown Gladstone CTC 106531 George Zorbas Marconi CTC 106550 Toby Hunter Busselton CTC 106540 William Rodighiero Gladstone CTC 106530 Michael Nalder Marconi CTC 106549 Darren Hunter Busselton CTC 106539 Dylan Sherer Gladstone CTC 106529 Peter Boulou- Marconi CTC 70953 Tyron Silvester Busselton CTC 106490 Preet Singh Gladstone CTC gouris 106526 Timothy Cadoo Caboolture CTC 106489 Joss Cute Gladstone CTC 106506 Alexandros Karavias Marconi CTC 106522 Daniel Watson Caboolture CTC 106488 Cody Page Gladstone CTC 106505 Joe Nassif Marconi CTC 106624 Matthew Trickey Canberra Inter- 106487 Bodie Fett Gladstone CTC 106568 Martin Taylor Maryborough national CTC 106583 Joel Bennett Gold Coast CTC CTC 106623 Craig Ramsay Canberra Inter- 106582 Michael Ciolli Gold Coast CTC 106564 John Kelly Maryborough national CTC 106581 Bronson Barden Gold Coast CTC CTC

94 Clay Target – May 2019 M’ship First Surname Club M’ship First Surname Club M’ship First Surname Club Number Name Number Name Number Name 73476 Perry Crook Maryborough 106693 Lachlan McDonald Port Macquarie 106491 Dale Holden Warwick CTC CTC CTC 76193 Graham Lane Warwick CTC 106615 Steven Billan Melbourne GC 106687 Harrison Nyberg Port Macquarie 106625 Joseph Arbaci Werribee 106614 Benjamin De Pedro Melbourne GC CTC Victorian CTC 106613 David De Pedro Melbourne GC 106671 Ben Murdoch Port Macquarie 106619 Graeme Grundill Werribee 106612 Bruce Mullinder Melbourne GC CTC Victorian CTC 106611 Catherine Ryan Melbourne GC 106670 Christopher Port Macquarie 106618 Navpreet Sidhu Werribee 106610 Shaun Ritchie Melbourne GC Murdoch CTC Victorian CTC 106537 Anthony Jones Melbourne GC 106636 Shane McGillan Richmond 106617 Michael Miller Werribee 106517 James Saliacos Melbourne GC River GC Victorian CTC 106516 Gomata Makh- Melbourne GC 106560 Carl Beaumont Richmond 106598 Martin Bamford Werribee malbaf River GC Victorian CTC 106479 Matthew Marino Melbourne GC 106528 Oliver Smith Richmond 106657 Jason Beckers West Australian 59794 Philip Webb Melbourne GC River GC GC 5638 Mick Piccolo Melbourne GC 106520 Mitchell Pearce Richmond 106656 Kevin Udy West Australian 106690 James Manning Melbourne GC River GC GC 106653 Amanda Ramshaw Metropolitan 106595 James Gilligan Rockhampton 106655 Chris Martin West Australian CTC CTC GC 106652 William Ramshaw Metropolitan 106594 Sarah Greenup Rockhampton 106654 Chris O’Riordan West Australian CTC CTC GC 106651 Nick Kenovski Metropolitan 106499 Jasmine Hamilton Rockhampton 106643 John Moralee West Australian CTC CTC GC 106650 Omar Ayache Metropolitan 106498 Benjamin Hoare Rockhampton 106642 Myles William- West Australian CTC CTC son GC 106646 Daniel Studwick Metropolitan 106497 Adrian Smith Rockhampton 106641 Glenn Miller West Australian CTC CTC GC 106638 Monica Mulhol- Metropolitan 106558 Aaron Flintoff Shoalhaven CTC 106640 Michele Tomizzo West Australian land CTC 106557 Adam Flintoff Shoalhaven CTC GC 106567 Russell Fahey Metropolitan 106552 Frank Bonaccorsi Shoalhaven CTC 65397 Paula Davidson Wonthaggi GC CTC 106502 Patrick Sciascia Shoalhaven CTC 106561 Tom Rossetti Metropolitan 106501 Steven Farrugia Shoalhaven CTC MARCH CTC 106644 Toby Fairbrother Silkwood CTC M’ship First Surname Club Number Name 106551 Joe Inchincoli Metropolitan 106694 Nathan Cruse Singleton CTC 106881 Nicholas Carrusi Atherton Table- CTC 106525 Darren Batchelor Southern CTC land GC. 106545 Christo- Theodor- Metropolitan 106616 Gregory Pyke Spring Bay CTC 106882 Shane Robb Atherton Table- pher akis CTC 106591 Chloe Bleakley Springsure GC land GC 106478 Lino Di Metropolitan 106603 Richard Di Pietro Sydney CTC 106879 Andrew Lind Bairnsdale CTC Guglielmo CTC 106587 Hanna El Makary Sydney CTC 106798 Peter Pana- Barmera CTC 106477 Anthony Predebon Metropolitan 106482 Graeme Rogers Sydney CTC goulias 64460 Jon Knight Taree Wingham CTC 106728 David Shelton Bathurst CTC CTC 106524 Simon Barclay Nepean CTC 106825 Jacob Gittany Bathurst CTC 106523 Kevin Quinn Broken Hill GC 106572 Petrus Swemmer New South 106782 Laura Stahl Bendigo CTC 106599 Tim McCubbin Kyneton GC Wales GC 106783 John Gillett Bendigo CTC 106536 Steve Dunstan Newcastle- 106535 Ross Shepherd Peel & District 106858 Paul Brown Bendigo CTC Lake GC 106859 Coner O’Brien Bendigo CTC Macquarie CTC 106593 Darren Bailey Toowoomba CTC 106860 Lachlan Appleby Bendigo CTC 106609 Kerri Barwise Newman CTC 106592 Patrick Cashman Toowoomba CTC 106716 Oscar Davis- Berrima CTC 106608 Willlem Barwise Newman CTC 106534 Joel Zeller Toowoomba CTC Rice 106666 Colin Davidson Northam & 106533 Bobby Fullerton Toowoomba CTC 106886 Jordan Frith- Boorowa GC Districts GC 106633 Matthew Wilson Townsville GC Crisp 106635 Mohd Zaki Numurkah 106632 Meagan Baldwin Townsville GC 106887 Michael Shean Boorowa GC Matlias Shepparton CTC 106631 Matthew Baldwin Townsville GC 106843 Chris Hewton Boyup Brook 106504 Michael Hogan Parkes GC 106630 Martyn Woodcock Townsville GC CTC 106676 James French Patche- 106629 Martin Lidgett Townsville GC 106788 Nick Unkovich Brisbane GC wollock GC 106628 William Lidgett Townsville GC 106789 Hannah Levison Brisbane GC 106675 Isaac Scott Patche- 106627 Richard Stanhope Townsville GC 106797 Jason Dolphin Bundaberg wollock GC 106607 Helen Wood- Wagga GC CTC 106674 Benjamin Nihill Patche- house 106777 Peter Lejarraga Burdekin CTC wollock GC 106544 Brett Kampman Warrnambool GC 106849 Yvette Williamson Busselton CTC 106667 Jean Bartlett Port Denison 106476 Zachary Amer Warrnambool GC GC 106527 Josh Bravery Warwick CTC Continued next page

May 2019 – Clay Target 95 M’ship First Surname Club M’ship First Surname Club M’ship First Surname Club Number Name Number Name Number Name 106850 Ryan Williamson Busselton CTC 106804 Matthew Graham International 106847 Jonathon Filipou Metropolitan 72865 Jay Chaplin Caboolture CTC CTC CTC 106741 Brodi Halliwell Caboolture CTC 106810 Cooper Watson Kojonup CTC 106854 Peter Fahey Metropolitan 106840 Elizabeth McCrystal Caboolture CTC 106811 Ruger Cooper Kojonup CTC CTC 106896 Warren McDonald Canberra Inter- 106742 Sherilee Ross Korumburra GC 106876 Gurinder Singh Metropolitan national CTC 106793 David Watt Mackay & CTC 106897 Hal McDonald Canberra Inter- Sarina CTC 106885 Giovanni Lopiccolo Metropolitan national CTC 41606 Alfio Tropea Marconi CTC CTC 106790 Ryan McKenzie Canowindra 66766 Terry Burns Marconi CTC 106895 Adam Sage Metropolitan CTC 76248 Joedy Valentine Marconi CTC CTC 106892 Justin Rees Castlemaine GC 106773 John Romanelli Marconi CTC 106719 Mark Duscher Mildura CTC 85384 Don Hodge Cecil Park CTC 106800 Timothy Bickford Marconi CTC 106720 Craig Heaysman Mildura CTC 106815 Shaun Zahra Cecil Park CTC 106813 Keiran Koureas Marconi CTC 106721 Robyn Adlington Mildura CTC 106733 Quenton Knight Cessnock CTC 106837 Alfio Tropea Marconi CTC 106890 Steven Dawbin Mildura CTC 106878 Allan Blair- Cessnock CTC 106848 Luke Makary Marconi CTC 106725 Summer Dixon Mornington CTC Hickman 106862 Rabih Mahfouz Marconi CTC 106812 Jack Miller Mornington CTC 106831 Mandie Groves Charters 106863 Jared Dahl Marconi CTC 106829 Michael Ledin Mornington CTC Towers GC 106864 Dennis Williams Marconi CTC 106851 Mathew Burns Mornington CTC 106794 Jack Kennedy Cloncurry GC 106841 Belinda Fitzgibbon Maryborough 106852 Micheal Tomlins Mornington CTC 106795 Murray Griffin Cloncurry GC & District GC 106803 Connor Little Mount 106779 Kate Collins Colac GC 106842 Zeanna Cassells Maryborough Gambier GC 106730 Ross Lee Condobolin CTC & District GC 106732 Doug Oswald Mt Bogong CTC 106880 Jacob Shipard Corowa CTC 106877 Jason Micallef Maryborough 106838 Mason Hooper Narromine CTC 106799 Bill Burns Cosgrove GC CTC 106758 Rebecca Culver Nepean CTC 106727 Benjamin Smith Cressy GC 50594 Terrence Angelo Melbourne GC 106772 Philip Maloney Newcastle-Lake 106883 Paul Bellert Dalby GC Ronald Macquarie CTC 106796 Jason Deigan Darwin CTC 106736 Michael Callanan Melbourne GC 106817 Dionysios Gartzionis Newcastle-Lake 106873 Peter Meyer Darwin CTC 106737 Michael Garrett Melbourne GC Macquarie CTC 106801 Bob Davey Echuca CTC 106738 Andrew Garrett Melbourne GC 106805 Wade Casey Normanton GC 106757 Richard Harvey Edgehill CTC. 106739 Benjamin Peters Melbourne GC 106802 Nikola Sicanica Northam & 106856 Tegan House Edgehill CTC 106740 Trevor Peters Melbourne GC Districts GC 106865 Ben Thompson Esperance CTC 106743 Jay Harvey Melbourne GC 106836 Shayne Price Northam & 106726 James Fairley Frankston 106771 George Bloomfield Melbourne GC Districts GC Australian CTC 106784 Gary Lee Melbourne GC 106755 Lauchlan Ross Numurkah 106888 Emmanuel Terezakis Frankston 106809 Riley McCullough Melbourne GC Shepparton CTC Australian CTC 106857 Santo Licciardi Melbourne GC 106756 Adam Ross Numurkah 106889 Ian Thom Frankston 106891 Riley Dash Melbourne GC Shepparton CTC Australian CTC 81932 Tony Iapozzuto Metropolitan 106874 Gurkirt Singh Numurkah 106807 Belinda Newby Gemfields GC CTC Shepparton CTC 106828 Luke Newby Gemfields GC 83193 Reuben Shaw Metropolitan 106875 Mohd Shafiee Numurkah 106861 Elwyn Beak Gladstone CTC CTC Shepparton CTC 106722 Yasmin Kelly Gold Coast CTC 106718 John Sangi- Metropolitan 106774 Darren Froggatt Port Macquarie 106723 John Creswick Gold Coast CTC orgio CTC CTC 106724 James Creswick Gold Coast CTC 106768 Adrian Rulli Metropolitan 106731 Darren Bishop Port Pirie 106750 Bluey Chew Gold Coast CTC CTC GC 106751 Wayne Barden Gold Coast CTC 106769 Helen Hodgson Metropolitan 106775 Matthew Wilson Redcliffe City 106752 James Reglin Gold Coast CTC CTC CTC 106753 Joshua Borg Gold Coast CTC 106770 Angelo Stringile Metropolitan 106776 Denniss Caverly Redcliffe City 106754 Matthew Haynes Gold Coast CTC CTC CTC 106785 George Kendall Gold Coast CTC 106780 Patrick Ryan Metropolitan 106818 James Dallas Redcliffe City 106786 David Lamrock Gold Coast CTC CTC CTC 106787 Harry Lamrock Gold Coast CTC 106781 Paul Chiminello Metropolitan 106819 Kenneth Dallas Redcliffe City 106855 Rodney Saheli Gold Coast CTC CTC CTC 106832 Dean Haronga Goulburn CTC 106791 Jose Giacotto Metropolitan 106820 Shane Dallas Redcliffe City 54353 Tony White Grafton CTC CTC CTC 72889 Laura Smith Griffith GC 106814 Bikramjit Singh Metropolitan 106869 Noel Hepburn Richmond 106729 Peter Bona- Griffith GC CTC River GC ventura 106826 George Bento Metropolitan 106821 Anthony Wright Rockhampton 106835 Leanne McMillan Griffith GC CTC CTC 106715 Cooper Reeves Guyra GC 106827 Carlo Federico Metropolitan 106747 Dean Pola Roma CTC 77881 Craig Devitt Gympie CTC CTC 106748 David Thomas Roma CTC

96 Clay Target – May 2019 M’ship First Surname Club Number Name 106749 Bruce Harris Roma CTC Break Badges 106760 Liam Sabine Roma CTC 106792 Bradley White Roma CTC 106884 Lily Cameron Roma CTC NAME HOME CLUB ACHIEVE BREAK 106870 Gregory Jamieson Springsure GC Alho,T Marconi New South Wales SB 50,75 106871 Kalum Jamieson Springsure GC Atkinson,R Bordertown Wilkawatt Cont 50 106872 Angie Innes Springsure GC Beyer,D lake Albert Hamilton Trap 200 72752 Emma Moore Swan Hill CTC Bourke,K Guyra Inverell 25 Metre Louise Brice,J Far West Far West Trap 50 106816 Christo- Atkins Swan Hill CTC Campbell,N International SACTA State Carnival Skt 300 pher 106761 Lara Makary Sydney CTC Clarke,W International South Yorke Peninsula Skt 75 106762 Bowdi Makary Sydney CTC Cox,T Far West Far West Trap 50 106763 Luca Tsolakki Sydney CTC Davis,G Collie Collie Skt 50 106764 Russell Scobie Sydney CTC Dean,K Bendigo Echuca Trap 100 106765 Maria Scobie Sydney CTC Donnelly,A Bathurst Bathurst 25 Metre 106766 Wayne Kendall Sydney CTC Featherstone,A Denmark WACTA Skt Carnival Skt 50 106767 Josh Alexander Sydney CTC Fleming,R Canberra Canberra Trap 100 106822 Dorine Makary Sydney CTC International International 106823 Badwi Makay Sydney CTC Freeman,J Canberra Canberra Trap 75 106824 Francesco Giunta Sydney CTC International International 106745 Jack Hunt Tamworth CTC 106746 Maxim Bonner Tamworth CTC Gerstenberg,M Yass Yass Cont 100 106808 Thomas Clarke Tamworth CTC Griffiths,J Charleville Barcaldine Trap 50 106893 Daniel Fisher The Katanning Hannant,J Mt Lindesay Mt Lindesay Trap 50 CTC Koch,L Elsewhere Elsewhere Trap 75 106894 Michael King The Katanning Kosch,T Noorat Warrnambool Trap 200 CTC Lambevski,B Mansfield Melbourne Trap 100 106830 Russell Moffat Kyneton GC Loute,R Brisbane Brisbane Trap 75,100 50933 Mario Carbone Wagin GC Loute,R Brisbane Toowoomba Trap 50 44995 Andrew Faulkner Toowoomba MacDonald,S Canberra Canberra Trap 75 CTC International International 106744 Daryl Newman Top End GC 106845 John Trobiz Top End GC Paterson,L Collie WACTA Skt Carnival Skt 28g 50 106846 Ray Knox Top End GC Persson,A New South Wales New South Wales Trap 50 106844 David Rotten- Traralgon CTC Pollock,A Hamilton Hamilton 25 Metre berry Rodden,J Cecil Park Toowoomba Skt 150 106778 Nicholas Sutherland Wandering Russell,A Korumburra Nepean Trap 50 Boddington Ryan,D Monarto Monarto Trap 50 CTC Rymill,E Mt Gambier SACTA State Carnival Skt 50 106734 Riley Long Wangaratta Scaia,A Ballandean Ballandean Trap 50 CTC Scalia,S Ballandean Ballandean Trap 50 106735 Zavier Schulze Wangaratta Schmidt,M Ilfracombe Barcaldine Trap 50,100 CTC 106717 William Anderson Warren GC Sebastiani,G Townsville Burdekin Trap 100 106833 Matthew Russ Warren GC Sleep,S Far West Far West Trap 50 106834 Michael Hill Warren GC Strange,P Gold Coast Brisbane Cont 50 106839 John Noonan Warren GC Wales,P Yass Yass 25 Metre 67546 Jakup Bisevic Werribee Welke,M Salmon Salmon Trap 100 Victorian CTC Whatley,P Atherton Atherton Cont 50 106759 Terry Bradley Werribee Willett,T Shoalhaven Shoalhaven Trap 50 Victorian CTC Wilson,J Colbinabbin Colbinabbin Trap 50 106853 Brandon Vella Werribee Wojciechowski,A Noorat Maryborough Trap 75 Victorian CTC 106866 Luke Vella Werribee Victorian CTC 106867 Nicholas Calleja Werribee COMPETITION AND CONSUMER ACT Victorian CTC The attention of advertisers is drawn to the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and the provisions in the Act which apply to advertising. It is not possible for the A.C.T.A. to ensure that advertisements which are published in 106868 Joshua Calleja Werribee this magazine comply in all respects with the Act and the responsibility must therefore be on the person, company Victorian CTC or advertising agency submitting the advertisement for publication. The A.C.T.A. reserves the right to refuse any advertisement without stating the reason. 106806 Teresa Busana Wonthaggi GC

May 2019 – Clay Target 97 Classifieds

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