3 member team - Australian Clay Target Association
3 member team - Australian Clay Target Association
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May 2009<br />
VCTA South East Zone Premier Teams Event<br />
Round One Foster Gun Club<br />
Location 169 km south-east of Melbourne on the South Gippsland Highway,<br />
approximately 20 km north of the beautiful Gippsland coastline<br />
Winning Team Werribee<br />
The Foster Gun Club was the first venue for the year it was<br />
sunny and with a Stiff Breeze, local quotation incoming<br />
and left to right.<br />
With the ever ominous smoke and smoke generated cloud from the<br />
Wilsons Promontory Bush Fire as a back drop, our thoughts went out<br />
to the army of people working to stop not only this one but the many<br />
others still burning at that time uncontrolled.<br />
The first event a 25 target Handicap kicking off at 10am, with the<br />
first of the 121 shooters in attendance, 9 juniors 13 ladies and 21<br />
<strong>team</strong>s, a very busy day for a 2 trap lay out.<br />
There were no possibles in the Handicap, however nine shot one<br />
down 24's. The shoot off quickly sorted them out with only two<br />
going past the 10 it took to move to the second lay out. Junior Lady<br />
Meagan Boast 50/51 was the winner displaying all the skills required<br />
to outlast Rob Burns 49/51. Josh Spicer 30/32 was third, the Back<br />
Marker was Rob Pistoni 27/29 and the Junior Front Marker Callam<br />
Haughton 26/28.<br />
The half time scores were not real flash, with Melbourne Blue on top<br />
with 112 from the two Werribee <strong>team</strong>s on 110 and Nepean 1 with 109.<br />
Junior H/G's D Cleary, M McLeod & M Boast<br />
<strong>Australian</strong> <strong>Clay</strong> <strong>Target</strong> Shooting News<br />
The stiff breeze had moved around a bit to the<br />
west but was still the same intensity plus gusting,<br />
when the first of the 21 squads contesting<br />
the Double Barrel started.<br />
The trying conditions were reflected in the<br />
scores with more than 50 percent of competitors scoring the same or<br />
less than they did in the Handicap.<br />
Six shooters managed to put the 25 targets together in event two.<br />
Burnie and Shane Stokes the only AA's in the shoot off, with the final<br />
result Burnie 53/53 Overall, Shane 52/53 1st AA, 2nd AA was Wayne<br />
Parks 67/68. The remainder of that shoot off saw Leigh Stokes 49/50<br />
1st in A and Tracy Barton 37/38 2nd. B grade 1st Lloyd Anderson<br />
31/32 2nd Darren Corke 30/32. C grade 1st Nick Satori 37/41 2nd<br />
Peter Noy 36/41.<br />
High Gun went to Neil Cooke with a pair of 24's. Ladies High Gun was<br />
Meagan Boast with 45/50 and got her first 50 break along the way.<br />
Junior High Guns A Daniel Cleary 45/50, B Damien McLeod 44/45,<br />
C Meagan Boast 45/50.<br />
Werribee 1 was the winning <strong>team</strong> represented by Ian Urch, Neil<br />
Cooke, Tony Psaila, Alan Bebend and Steve Trembath, Steve was the<br />
spokesperson and dedicated the win to Zone President John Mollica.<br />
Werribee (1),226, Werribee (2)220, Morwell 219.<br />
Junior <strong>team</strong> was Mornington, Joel Lennane and Daniel Cleary 84/100.<br />
Next round Nepean 18 April. Zone Secretary, Chris Carrol<br />
1st H/C and Ladies HG Meagan Boast<br />
D/B O/A Bernie Stokes with Geoff Monson<br />
High Gun Neil Cooke<br />
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