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Today we had the third round of the Olympic Skeet league incorporated into the penultimate selection shoot along side the last two rounds of the ABT summer league. Thank you to Ted Davis Jeff Corkill for sponsoring the Olympic Skeet and Knysna for the ABT.

We also had a fun snooker shoot on sponsored by Tony Tongue. Nigel Moffat won with Jack Kneen Second and Tony Tongue third.

Results for the Olympic Skeet league.

1st Ted Davis 38/50
2nd Jeff Corkill 33/50
3rd Giulio Fabrizio 31/50

Selection shoot

1st Ted Davis 81/100.
2nd Giulio Fabrizio 70/100
3rd Jeff Corkill 69/100

ABT 5

1st Alan Wade 42/50
2nd Arran Morrison-Wade and Phil Ward 38/50

ABT 6

Alan Wade 45/50
2nd Arran Morrison-Wade 41/50
3rd Phil Ward 30/50

We held the BASC Open day at the range today. A brilliant event and enjoyed by all with over 90 people having a go. Big thank you to all the coaches showing people the ropes, Alan on the breakfast and the ladies in the club house keeping everyone under control.

if you would like to learn more about BASC ( British Association of Shooting and Conservation ), head over to there website at https://basc.org.uk/

• Winning Team – Richie & Martin – 73
• 2nd – Alan & Jamie – 62
• 3rd – Alan & Wayne – 59
• 4th – Tony & Jason – 50
• 5th – Arthur & James – 48

This weekend the club held the annual bring a prize win a prize competition. This was held over a 50 bird sporting layout. With twenty-one shooters taking part on a cold windy day and at times heavy showers passed through.

Conditions did not put Marty Kneen off who posted a score of 44 taking the high gun with Paul Mihailovits snapping at his heels with 43 and a three-way tie for third with Alan Kinrade, Neil Parsons and Nigel Moffatt 40. The shooters got allocated a partner at random with no handicaps allowed, the A-Class shooters went into one hat with the remaining B and C class into another hat. 

Some good scores came back in, in third place Paul Mihailovits and Corina Moffatt 72, Kevin Oates and Glyn Hooson-Owen 74 but winning by five clays was Marty Kneen and Rob Watterson with 79.