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Dino Olivero, Overall winner of the<br />

South <strong>Australian</strong> State Double Barrel<br />

May 2009<br />

Day two opened to the 46<br />

degrees, a 40 knot northerly with<br />

80 knot bursts and a dust storm<br />

thrown in to test the best.<br />

Shooters were lucky that the<br />

northerly changed to a southerly<br />

later in the day. Same temperatures<br />

and wind strength, just not<br />

so much grit in your mouth<br />

when trying to talk.<br />

The South <strong>Australian</strong> Zone<br />

shoots started competition with<br />

the Western Zone being the winning<br />

Open Team, Eastern Zone<br />

the Ladies and Veterans <strong>team</strong><br />

and Western Zone the juniors.<br />

The zone shoot showcases some<br />

of the best shooters in the state<br />

and gives us all the opportunity<br />

to view the shooters of the future<br />

in junior competition.<br />

A fiercely contested event is the “Pat and Ray Mack Trophy”. Overall<br />

winners of a South <strong>Australian</strong> State Title during the previous year<br />

are eligible to compete – this ensuring the “best of the best” is the<br />

final winner. Not only do you have to win an overall State Title to<br />

get a berth in the event, you then have to go on to beat all of those<br />

eligible over double barrel, single barrel, pointscore, handicap and<br />

double rise targets. Ross Walsh (arguably a South <strong>Australian</strong>)<br />

impressed everyone at the carnival by taking away the trophy and<br />

title.<br />

Event 3, sponsored by “Beretta Australia” being the 50 <strong>Target</strong> State<br />

Single Barrel saw Chris Jorgensen take out the overall from Marc<br />

Crimmins AA Grade (50/50), Allan Vilcins A Grade, Greg Kessegian<br />

B Grade and Ian Watkins C Grade. The overall winner of this event<br />

was presented with an “U/O shotgun” by Dick Ayres on behalf<br />

of Beretta. This fine sponsorship and equally great trophies were<br />

greatly appreciated by all of the shooters.<br />

Event 4, the “Winchester” 50 <strong>Target</strong> State Double Barrel shootoff<br />

only went 107 targets but after a day of 46 degree temperature,<br />

enduring hot winds and blustery conditions, local shooter Dino<br />

Olivero was the overall winner from Max Medhurst AA Grade,<br />

Bryon Bone A Grade, Kevin Burzacott B Grade and Andrew Carrigan<br />

C Grade. Winchester Australia and the sponsor, Tim Steer donated<br />

both a .17 calibre Brno Rifle and 12 gauge ammunition as prizes for<br />

<strong>Australian</strong> <strong>Clay</strong> <strong>Target</strong> Shooting News<br />

2009 South <strong>Australian</strong> State Junior Team<br />

2009 South <strong>Australian</strong> State Ladies Team<br />

2009 South <strong>Australian</strong> State Veterans Team<br />

this event. Tim and Winchester have stepped up to support the State<br />

Carnival as they have for many years ensuring its success.<br />

Presented in conjunction with the State Double Barrel is the “Corsivia<br />

<strong>Target</strong>s – S.A. Club Team” event. Five shooters registered with the<br />

same club in South Australia are eligible for this event. Corsivia<br />

<strong>Target</strong>s sponsor with a pallet of targets delivered to the Club – again<br />

won this year by the Port Augusta Gun Club. All clubs are starting to<br />

Hall of Fame recipient, Mr Tony Rohrlach with Mr Peter Hendy,<br />

Monarto-Alexandra Gun Club Continued on page 6<br />

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